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, 1862-02-26

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN-
~ II OF CoQK, saSuperior Cour5 OF ChIcsgo,
March Tcru 166a The Bank Of the 8ttte Of iutlfnt
for the use Of the Branch at La Porte Va EJuucd
D. Taylor and Margaret TayIer. his vile Charles D.
EoEd. Allen Hamilton. Hugh AcCnrongh. Jesse /.
Wi1a.Ds the unknown heirs OF William ii Clif.on the
unEnoTG heirs of William H. Davidson and ElcaZer b
Chxmbe1.stn-ln Ch2ncefy.
Affidavit at the nonresaenee Of Charles D. Bond
Allen Hamilton, Hugh AeCnl.ou.h jesse L. Wiliia1s
tie unknown hels William g. Clifton. t1a unsIo N
heirs Of William II. Davidson, and E1en.er D. Cham
hetl.n. Defendants above named, hay1Eg been ed In
The cee Of the Clerk OF said superior Court Of ChcA-
SO. Hotce Is hefeby given the said Chs<les O. Bond
Alien Hamilton Hugh Mccullough jesse l. Williams,
the unSnawn Leirs oi lillian B. Clifton tho Unknown
heirs Of William 3, Davidson ard Eeazer D. Chamber
lain that the complainant fled ts bill Of Complaint In
said CcErt on the Chanceyy kda thereof on the 18Th
dAy OF Febi ratE. 1872. and thar SUMMONS tercuppo
issued ont Of aa.d CocIt aExtnt said delenaaEt retaEn
law required
Hamilton, Hrgh Mccullough. Jesse l. Rnlfacae tho
unknown hErs OF Ginlam b Clifton. the unEno Wn aeTs
Of William H Davidson H1o f.eazer 2. Chan6 n6csiatn
shall personally be aaL appear before said Supa
ror Court cf Chicago OF Gco County, the h-st Jay
Of the next term thereof 70 be holden at Chicago u
sstd County, the first Nonlay OF I4rrh 1s62 ard
plead, an5Eer OF demur to the said complain ants blu
oi complaint the same, and the nar.ez3 and thing
therein charged and stated vii be take1 confessed
and decree entered s;atHSs F2u according to The
STAEK 4 IEHAE, CQmpTts SoTt1, fen E4j44R
, 1862-02-26

III
Nay, a b. lS:s and 1ecoFtsi II the Recorders office
or Cook County, State Of uino:s IN hooi thirty
81 ef BaSEst Ct 19s5 sna Ha1 ~
wife, Of tie city Of Chicago 10 Ead county ad State
conveyed TO me Francis CoIhin. the premises hers
to s s,id ef 4
to The o7s c: q yss oac of said notes bcia the
pndb1Esa tn E e5sysa d9ts[ & Is: n 1ss
and MY dollare t<l each being II. stroar. Of semi
speetiyciy the ast day d eseh NoyeGbsr and Nay
from the first day OF November lS to the first daJ ot
MsJ 1865 snd whereas It i provided BY sid mort
stalmert shall remain due and unpaid for thirty tAya
then the seiL principal anm Ct eeyco Thousand siol
my election anything IN the note given fe: the SANE
to the contrary and whcre;3 delaot
has been made IL the payment # said instaimens5 O
asy & aSs g e q 81 m
hundred ard fifty dnilcsB each maturing at taosa das
respectively aud given far sad tastslments4 which
ha:c siace Remained AID now are wholly oIo ans a0
Vow therefore rahEc Notice Is hereby evcn that By
virtue OF the authority contained IN said HnrtEaE.
and to secure the sai sum Of e!ef sn dosrA
VIII ia:cre2t due thereon together with costs anu
charges OF advertisement md sa1e ths premises eonf
their heirs, representatives asstzns therein VIII b
Bold at pubic auction to the highest bidder for cash
sos IN the @ Il on e. naS 1 e Pe
premises are known and described se folowA to Wit
G e esI z sHa 1T 3 g n 81
cago In the County ot Coua and State Of Illinois To-
Geihcr With tie brick dwelling md o:heE improve
Eeats thereon situated FRANCIS F. I;sisr GoREM:
VIZ Is psa16or1 Raf6sSlDs; s;,;esS Chicago 1e11Std
, 1862-02-26
RaurualS

II ILLINOIS. OENTRAI2RAU,. !:
nv M TR2RA,R-ca4zex Ra,s- e TmH. On md ana Sun.
9!sas Casual neaot not u La aad ass sssfS fas
II af7S5F. " EoSansSm149 Al = Fss
-~ ~tMas5 8 afFaeEaead 73F: IN.
tile so 2. Il, NsPtes 1Ga0 r. n, 4i8ea TsIx
:: Z. Z. e .1@qs 11$eF y. Ta1s aaafs ID
Accommodating go 2. II, e7e13 .dxJ-{of censans
and Way et4t4nn9; aTfs1n& IT fuEtZa1lA q
with GREAT KdGseTu EAilroAd, aEfiy1nE 1t d.
catuI At1GI5 A n Springfield I90P. II Jaek-
fotE11n aiDE. NJ E4peA 436 z. n. Gu1 II
Aattoon with 7. q, a. & Louis Railroad q
1taia9 s{:3Te q hica9o-Aeeon1odatto Ut Bis 4.
=: NJ md EKpre4s at 9*HF.A
Rsx&&kH checked 10 al import saot pqtutz =.
For tickets Gud Information apply at the ot6@
ntha Great Central Depot. : =.
+: FOB HIDE PARK And WOODLAND
TfaL4levs Chicago: Leave Wood Lkxns,
&i5 A. NJ 95A.
KAOM. nHP. N, :: ::
sE3F.M. :&0P PM
N.R ARTHUR, asn. sapk.
- IL
, 1862-02-26

SUBSISTENCE FOR THE UNI
~ TED STATES TROOPS AID PRISONERS:
0ce OF the Acting Asst CammiseasT e Su 2s4ts1cc
=. u. s. a. Chicago. Feb. e 1s&
4ea1ed proposals VII be seteaye4 q taia o!acs nn
the h1st march 1sss at z for tae f1fa snng
row stationed at CauE Doagfos-
: COMPOSITION OF RAIIoNs: ::
Threeiourtbs OF q pound Of pork Or bacon, Or ons
and onefouffh poE1ds Of freh or salt oee twentyt
ounces Of bread Of aout OF one pound Of hard bte1d
q ene nd pounds Of corr meal at ths ras
to eFeJ5 one hundred TsGons eight quarts OF oease
a1d zen pounds 9; rice or II nas thereof eight quart:
cf peas Or TN pounds OF honn. ten pounds q EeeA
eots q M Mstsnt pnTps Of Eossed and sreund sase
1nEas @ q s2ssaT ooe e pound q spm ~
Or oEe a1d onehf poUnda Of talloW c3E9ltA. tour
pounds Of soar and TWO quarts OF salt. In addition 70
ne forsgosng txe week one gallon q mol asses y
asoes y he fats Of ono poaad pe1 man. Fresh bsef
Nu be as often fou- days in seven, At the
option Of the commanding uf3ceF.
The proSihtens to be furnished Under this contract
ruEt be Ct tbs first quality, the proposals to mention
the names Of two efficient oecuItEe and to he entcEs
50 e u enyeleps PEoposs.s for Amy e e.
proposals. Each bid must be sccocpa panied W the
guarantee q tEo responsible pere7Dk fsat the bidder
WILL hss bid be ecespted s,gn re Ss1s5ses ;
Ffst Lent 18th II. 1naa.Ty, AZ c. S, Q. s 4
, 1862-02-26
..Hurt1bft.

r UMBER.-A. Foster d CO.,
L. vkoaees;e and Yetzn dealers IA s. ClAtr sAg!EsW
and f;ren Bsy itIhbef EAcx!ea snd Lath: Aho. 9aah
Doota snd B!ind1 Having on hand lasEea deE znd
vel eelecsed stock offer as Prices 70 suit rs anea
Ts5d Wesx TEeItth shees near she bride fo&S OHoe
~ - Stoe,x Ross1s Jasa k56lm
, 1862-02-26
Special .Aot1ee9.

r. For tbs cheapest md best Hair
Je@,r. E1e. Brs!da Cuffax, F9i8ze4 &C, 20 to 4
m leks sef: 70 eza9iss esn taase ast W. e
%cr, fhe natural when xd1useed to thb head
Tis had ,JaVel1y contains AlEA1 re osS& FskA
styles: All articles VII E1ps e1n1e aks@ze1oa.
3w
, 1862-02-26
NAME AND LOCATION:
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL, - $l,D0,@.
AND is PAID UP.
FatTal. EarS'tVa1-
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2,&s q
$1t.Im 1900 % /
5000 800 m |
8CM Gm o
3,Gn GMe % |
gm &M % |
5000 1900 % !!
am 5,G0 co
5000 $4,000 90 !
5000 3A7 70 !
1G,m 1l2,W % /
M,co t@,W % i
10000 100 CO |
nMM A1M % !
A,GN 2A5 @ |
5000 10,iM % !
Rm G,@ % |
G,M0 nm % |
7aM 4lsW 90 |
5000 @,m 90 t
25Du 1850 % |
11,sD u@ % |
$500 1I % |
500 5000 q
5m 5@ 90
1864 1850 co
!. 1900 BiM %
!. m,@ $3.50 "
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M,fxo 1900 90
@tN HnD %
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. H.Go 1900 %
l.
500 &D %
1900 dhsW co
1900 M,e0 %
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). M.oD AS:o 90
y. 5000 @m %
G.
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+
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G,m 5000 CO
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=. $1,000 $4,000 %
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;. 5000 1SW %
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, 1862-02-26

Report OF the Sanitary Commission.
The following articles have been received blythe
Sanitary commission FL tn's poln'' sine' 'nc 1as'
O. D. uArzz, Chicago, m:-Lot papers.
handkcrcbfef shirts, pairs clippers, lot papers
Dn. CLAnKsoN, Chicago, m-apfaycr books,
S. DOWNS, Chicago. M.-Firc dollars.
sheete. iot Of ragz. piilowcasea linen for com i
nTrsscs
i1rIs G1R1 E1Evsx Years OLD, Chicago, for
MRS. j. E. RnY. Chics.o.-6 Quarts canned fruit,
dresEfnr toWn. roll bsudases. ii masazines. 6
volumes, speeches, &c,
MRs. s. j4xEs A., IS s. HAscoes. chicsgo.I fssthcS
pillow.
IBKKY BRocKMAS, Chicago,-Lot lint.
n;1InWs 1I 1T Iincn e'se'e' f'''9" >~'@es' =
eti11m iTnIor EtrIa r. C.ur.eo-a mills a hair NJ,
lows, pillow icks, pairs sockse dozen nittens,
ro RapsTF po~ GSies, faeks o,nts shirts
gsls d!9xsEs Il RsFs sSsfs it, ~ 1n. sa1a
nspera ~ pt1 acs and ssaxnes lot pictorial paper
hem NJ: Dinner @ lot Books from Rufus Blanchard
| i e11IyR Chicaeo.3I.nt iiue1 comnre=zes..
AFEnTD; chissgo:-11 Psis mittsns: S.. 49,.
| %Es. HETcuNs. Chica7o-l roll couanresses..
| AFnIEsp. Chicago night eaps, baadaces.
| F,Es7r MEruoDIsT cHCEcH. Chfcneo-H3ndkpr
! chiefs and bandaees. bottles vino.
| soHnTER's An socIErY. Wasiro' Dodce county
MiIn.Nie p.irs fannel drawers. i6 undefshfrta. 1
| WTsnnerxs t cozufurte. blnnkets. a0nrs sockg s
I srcsn niIlows % larec pi1Iows With nsses nsir
ni1iar casete IA towels. ID Yards bandsses. az n
| iTr.;t' a IN. rsps becsWay. r9sin and ta1Iow' ~
ise, Snnns . ps h1n SocIrry rs. Fast w Wheat'snd y;1
io,.s - = c,i,ts sherss I cottnn fianneI sbirfa
cot,on drawers. : crash towels, 5 small pads''
eeEoie @ fumHs PIN r. 1;0t Hcad,a cnsston
nspIins. n M eacE sage sack died spples, bibiet
, 1862-02-26
Ge=4tart1lerstips.:.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
ne cePers1ersalE heEetofors szist.z9 usdss .4ss
: day dissolved ~ rnxtnal censak g. F. AVBf1a u
4nktok3ae1 70 reeva all &aaA md sexne ~ caAi1.
upon tho Nf2. coatana IN bu1s 4 zee old ssaAa
: 10 HfAto4kt. =: H0AEk e BAKER
Ca.saxa, iii ri. LII, i e Aysssasi Sstsi
, 1862-02-26
Gtfaut 13pz 9DorES.

NEW YORK STEAM DYE
IN wORKH NIX, EEx3rEf, L: South C1ask sexes&
estxz3 MAxAnn and ssnnr,e Chicago. pyeF I'D
Ha4N Hssy Ana Bonnet DyelnS. BleAch1u5 aud Pfess
1nk. GtosY s3H Country worK solicited. .kA atdat1
1yhsn q ExpteR promptly x.=.sso%&ea te. F9& 0Eea
0QE55k : ~ ~ 0k01Y
, 1862-02-26
fntRutgfuce @Meeg.

NEW INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
In les pesspp4n stsees, o9Toa1te the Eew Fust Ct
1ce Estahttthed on the EassIn s1s:em. 30 an teas
nom the pce enT family Nnitss she Csc GIVE eats
f1c:oEy reference from forioer eup.oyek. FAtt@ d.
MItng help Ered By Supplying q W xeeS g
HAdItastnE Hrx. 4. l. BALKAN ES8t Vs8f9 ttc1 -
deaft3..m
, 1862-02-26
tttHuTHttfE. .

TNSURANCER ROOMS OF
B.w. PEz11L1Fs I co..
No. 8, HoaTd or Trade Bu0dfng.
CHICAGO.
AW. W.E3XHA XWXKnk. Ii AX&83X.
, 1862-02-26
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUu
0RAMRQ&p LIKE :,
WINTER ARRANRENEYR9

oexxe9 ekafne oa md ann Dde. II IN. 11aans
ceFe S1ndayE, md 11a5 = III aYceM 6sknxdxsE ~
s1Ts st !s5;s !EN5;tsaEo # 5so 4 4. Gad aMR:N
tEs Aouet A14 Wilmington AecuQyIpo odatSoR, fGGY0
Gaisa$o 6sA@ @k-A dzlI. md u tma0AN,
N1ka 3AA&3 RQHH Kct1dYEE.
, 1862-02-26

CHICAGO AND MINIATURES
" EAut2HAD. --
Fok NuwAxExA La CHoaaK, 81. EAuIs 1s1Ataaa
BTsEIE. AND 1HIXBEEnf&11 fVshI%
v.r1 .e~ WEDNESDAY Doc. It'll Iasa- Eaaes4Gsf
T1afna VII les7e tse Depot coEaes 9, q.
taaal ss5ss!. ISa u Id aI11va It k.l1a4kaaaa
19 ~ ana r. ins .;1.re q. Chicago It ff3P Il NJ
koP- 4. ,.,,.-.vx xTx.vv1n.~a Fs,.e.;.n
..WnAaH 81 aa3 xr7fya4 It Chicago Ut SIS a II.
~ ~ s. C. BALDWIN. 6cpeE11teAGtE4
, 1862-02-26

parties at distance to any particular regi-
ments, or companies in the service, but direct
cd TO the Sanitary Commission, No. IL Wabash
Avenue, Chicago, to be disposed Of By their
agents as may be thought best. So many
movements arc now going on in regiments
that it las been found impossible to reach
them rs directed; hence the benefit to be
derived from the presents intended for the
soldiers are held il suspense, and perhaps
when they are most needed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-09

aohBOB W. VA, J0Q. Iii 1872.
Oar county Has been throws lnSo coneid.
seelle excitement In conseQuence Of q rupor
sAa& "a Yanksss had passed over New piver
StPack's Ferry, and ,akeA poeseesfen OF the
ferry and the residenco Of Mr.. 1ufus RNet.-
I canaot vouch for the truth of the sYumor
bat have no doubt the enemy . aAyapoin ns
npon NJ by NJ way Of RALEIGH and Nercer
c0pnttee- One report 10 that there are n re
hundred YAnkess At Mercer u. H.. ana one
hundred at Mercer Salt WoRks.l / 0elleve
oar patriotic 0easral Chapmaa has ssnt
d4patauoa Of men 10 ascertain tAA truth or
AtglV OF the reports. fl -
4 0nr enemies are, NO do1bt, eidsd b. the
SEgtofoas Union men, Of Whcm there ARE .
worst Hind in Monroc. We Ssvt men who
~ sveriaetin&ly nndins fAp!s with our Head.
eEs ana with our casst--who can find no
sSnr... ~onr ., sympathy to: II, and who are ever
lng oaf victories. Yes, they are suffered 10
remain aD ongst us, not q hair upon their
neaa nu, :, and who are now, I have no doubI,
wMuG an opportunity to lead the Yankers
y - n:oasia GU. '.ir county and rob our citizens.
such char acters7 Either civil or military
authority should TAXA hold OF such men. and
put fheEa out Of the way until the war 10
over. II win not DO 20 Let sach Dsn ont.
upon parole or upon taking the OATH Of ale.
glance TO the Confederat to States. i would
not Eivo straw for the oath Of such nj en-:
and perceive, by the way, from the papera'
tnas eooo many OF that kind Of men have
bssn discharged by our an thoritiss at Rich
mond VINO pave returned the kindness by
leading tho Yankees upon our forces.
Some Of our citizens have lost slaves In IN.
iast few days. Most Of them lsft ON Satur.
day night last, and have NO doubt Union
men and Yankees had hand In IL. Amonsss
the number missing. the following pers3s
are the losers, viz: Alexander CLARK, EsQ., :,
one o Jonn ,n z. alexander. one; Henry Alex,
rhraahsr, one; John hansooysr, one. and
henry smith, one-maktng nins in ali, that
are missing. Perhaps, there are more that
have not heard Of A. T. 1Oaperton. hsd
oae 70 ran on, but was recovered, and is nov
In JAIL. "a - : 80 - ~"
:. The 2sd Virginia regiment was urdered n
sssos osGIin aSs ar:.nesisr county under
dtd NOS lsave antil yesterday, and vsnt hv
railroad 70 Jackson's river depot. And St
course VIII b some days yet before tnsv al r'
rive. Thus, we are tSgeatened ssa.s Ut
;ion a.. a. rs MssIoM Blon, in 0rssaSrier. and
about 80 miles from Union. fhe countxy ~ Sas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-09
fCorrespondsncs Of tho Richmond Dispatch !
The SsonerdR Ryisade-7heir READINESS to Me-,
nc Gse>y-Gsn. Jaekson's Popularity,
OANp Guvpuvv o.c,,
near WINCHESTER, Va,

Dscsmssr 81. isa,.
nnished reading your interesting and vafua.
BILE paper-the thought strnck me, that.
psEhaps. your readers would be pleased to
hear OF the Whereabouts and doings Of the
from Manassas we have been engaged In NO
great undertaking. except dam destroying and
drilling-the latter essentially necessary to
make efiicient soldiers. Il st4& :
enemy. or are warned. by favorable indica.
tions OF an Advancement ON our part, in. this
way we are rendered vigilant and active; pre-
vented from from falling into habits Of indo.
asncs or lsthargy, and made competent to
Whsrever the call of our country meets
~, and the voice Of our brave and much be.
loved Qeueral Is heard, We are ready to As
sist and follow. have read. Of the devotion
contsins NO parallel case Of devotion and AZ.
fsction to that Of Ma ior. General jackson
and the etmewall Brigade" We do not
look upon him merely a. our commander
ao eos nss.s na :.
but as Christian, brave man, possessing
moral courage uneQualled by any predeces.
sor or contemporary; a q man who appre-
ciates the condition OF aCommon soldier a.
fatherly protector ; as one who endures all
hardehips In common With his followers a.
one who never c0mmaDds others to face dan
ger " thout putting himself in the van
Posseasing all these noble qualities, who can
help admiFing him The conAdencs and %.
teem Of tina soldiers II always made known in
exalting shouts Whsnever he makes hts ap-
pearance Noble man! History will record
his deeds and make his name and t. me memo
rablo for ae8 to come. ~-z "a
No prospect Of going into winter aus rters;
iAdeed our tents, with small amount of i'm
dustry, can BE- made snfiiciently com Portable.
Our campaign Will continue 70 be nm active
one. Although We may be somewhat weary
OF camp life, our zeal 10 unab ated, and viii
Re on the increase until Lfncolndom 10 made
TO acknowledge her imbecility, iwickedness
and crime. VoLuxr1sI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-09
An Appeal In Behalf Of the SeldioIS ffon
WestoPn vifginia. - -

Editors DtspascA with your kind permits
sion, i would like 70 call the attention Of the
patriotic citizens Of Richmond % matter
worthy Of their consideration. am a&arss
that there have oeen many calls already Aados
upon their liberality, and that they have rs.
sponded In almost every instance most nobly.
buFsements Of the llnAnces Of the Southern
Confederacy, and her citixsns are becoming
eminently wealthy thereby. Besidess1 ana
satisfied that they will, before this wat y
better 10 give than receive. -.
wish to call the atten tion Of the patriotic.
and liberal citizens OF this city TO the condi-
tton Of the Twenty. second Regiment Of Viz
posed entirely OF men from the Kanawhs
Valley and adjacent counties. Thsy have
made every sacri0ce that men can make
ior sns!r cOnnt.y ,;IsSy LAY .sa says 5I,y.a
Many 81 thsm hays hosr In tAs service OYER
eight months, and during that time shAyNs
prDvsd their devotion g ne Southern
saa sa. y tSsr tSs a1s'. sIass tsf g:sS'e CO. So:
Lanes. Biz Greek, and OaFni1sx rsfry.
Thees men, win two or thres other regimslts.s
have undergone more hard service than any
0sasr o.s 81 hs aes sms Wsoes sss ana Il
esant active soeyiCo, they have undefgpDei
I'll these hardshile without the lseseAsalte-,
tion. These Western. Virginia yeeiMents aEa
Y e Az wors, WSiis os sSe :a T oa ss
Vlretnla, and 'too other 6Outhsrn 1tatoas ayes
In a1mosliy daily eerrespoudease With tnsaS
Amiifss md 1ks0nAs, thess Wsstern soadlssnA
leyo a tisely eut OF fto8 al comnuAieali0n
with theirs. The families and AisndAAf the,
soldfsee from th1s 0outheEnl States have tQeA
eoodinx stAeis hund5ods Of Thousands, Aad,
ovan I1lltone neNfdollaEaVeetA OF clothing Apd,
articles Ct oeunfogk yhdle theoo WeDtorp ytt-
9infAno have not Yecofye0 one ecoaea vogfA. IS
III, 2Noa1y- oeoonA RaGiment has Eeeeu0H
boon seet - the nelghboThood q Laeabuf<ss
and are now, With qAre 4mon tentes endns
ying ~ she ykapdehIps OF that rtG0roe6 clI-
.naios WhiP The ROD people ef this eityaxe
e.leyIaf tasls celasaesaele fS1s, - -
- lee1..aas tAeir saaasy roates: ssis.d:
-. = ssssd, r. aossnaset - -
sone MR. Onward clct1iasN I.t -
~ q. &e 1Ed Ard lAtY nte not q eo1&t,a
tion g Nu1elno 49,. t11nk thAtik &6@4'
GaoamImoaAn - Ooo1adeaaav AenaEylnGt1A
n1ea ~ the Deh1 IA tlaye1o 49, bp9yA
!aet1 eaeu1ctno11 11eas ~ ne94 lee1 49, 80
cAtl1Ean, rsvloE4y o6d l1fen11 4<loAs pA8l
batues; and earnestly ho14 tneAa YlA
So alibegal Eae4eeee ~ sth6 esjl. -
- 11ooa Il. 6nith - UAap1aip 81 ~.
3Wan1Y -9eae1 eaGa1 1e1s, ienOW - 01e d.
Aa4 IN So tq Ieoalg1ng A. ea%'
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-09
THE YANKTxs AT ZIG BETHEL.
SPECIAL TRREsPoNDRxcB OF TIE DIsPArcR, I
HAnwoop's Mills, Jan. 4. 1852,

. hARw0opb MILLS, Jan. 4, 1862.
eur pickets came In and reported that large
body OF Yankee Cavalry was advancing ON
- Big Bethel" Further Investigation proved
that the report was correct, and In ten min.
utes our mon were in hot pursuit, but In con-
sequence of the roads being very dry, the
quick movements of our troops created such q
dust that the enemy was thereby informed of
our approach, andimmsdiately retreated like
q pa:cel Of fsheep.stealing ours. but not, how
ever, until they burnt several private houses
near the church. They also fired the church,
In two or three places, but our forces arrived
in time to save the building. +.
This is the first time that the Yankees have
visited the old battle ground since the battle.
Had they extended their visit 10 or 20 min.
utss longer, they would have been received
IN the same hospitable manner that they met
with on Monday. the 10th Of June, 1851.
At night large fires were seen In three diff
ont directions-one towards James River, one
toyards York River, and another near the
centre Of the Peninsula. We are now on ths
lookout. ALPHKUs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-09

Jshn. Dallss Ansi.Slavery Phllanthrspy-
80 ~ - b Ocso4oon.
Mr.. Dion Bourcicault recently produced
his drama Of the Octoroon In London, and
the reception IT met does not appear to have
convinced the author that English philan-
thrcpy, q. .directsd towards negro slavery, 10
entirely disinterestsd or very sincsrs. His
lettss to the Lendon Tmes, following the first
representation Of the play, - interesting q
an Englishman's comments upon the anti
slavery sentiments Of an English thestrical
asAisaces' N his letter to the 1sssss, lGr.
In yeuy criticism ON my drama, The Oeto.
rcon, ft II stAtsd that ihe reception OF he
nth ack, In which the slavs girl commits sul-
eide Ia OEdoE, 70 escape the embraces Of her
purchaser scontrasts strongly. with the snthu-
frss four acts Of the play. = =
The question invo lved in these few words
IL not one -of merely tho craft of The play.
wright: 4 candidly admit that yodr esti-
night assssjsst SIT is ia.apaicsSis. sincs Iaos
the unele Tom mania, the sentiments Of the
Enelish poelies upon ths subject Of slavery
have yesMedt 70 be undergoing . great change;
that change so radical . it appeared TO 6s
when the experiment Wns tried upon the
SeelinsSof q miscellaneous audience, Msy I
'clatnyour Atsieuon % this view ot sub
! a lpag residence In ths SopAAsra Seates Of
AmeEtca had convaneod ne that the deiinia-
ttQns q "pnclo Tons Cabin. Of tbs coldi-
tion of the slaves. their lives and feelings,
racs, . happy, gentle, kindly. trsased popu.
lation, and the restraints upon tholr likerty
20 sltght - to b rarely percsptbls. 4 vist6r
to LONtet>na.Nh0 miGnt expoct 70 find his
vnl9at sym3aanass srossed y ne eahiaition
tire, w6hId IS mucA disappoinfed. For my
part, WIN every facility for ebservatIc6. I
never Wituesoed any illstteatmeut Wfataver
q the, sssytls s..ss; 2. the eoa:..ry. ne
their masters and TO their homes, and this
eonAttion .cf thtngs I have faitAfully d.
-BaA sAsAinA al ahis there ass ssAs.rss in
81 sssss asherso hold d 70 s1nas @ sz.e1s. ans
ttons II tAa aide ~ which physical snllerfng
appsafs a vulgar detail. Some oi thee -.
tafs .5ss fDE tAe nE:s time: boldly e.hlhlted
every marx of enthusiasm the sunny views
Eof Aser0 Ne $ tAsy were plsasss,s With ths
happy yo1AGiens exiDttng besweon the slaves
and, s.S g, E Hase s1.E .n vsss ~s,ss SsRsse
slasse were soid and cheersd, tAs planters
Who bo1&hk Hut when the Oct1rOon Eirl
wa6 yurehesea BY the ru0anly ovsrseer %
bsceAea ~ 4s.smens, nss ssici = % pre-.
whatsvss--yst,a . lew pears agc, the saps
D0hne n ~ e1me th1etDo Viinsas0d With
aeep enoaisa Ahs deeth ok vnele Uon snder
ths lash and eecsptsa H. hAleAa g -
blood .61sssillsss issSessse sSack. craWiiss
iS ~ Ia & nas - desesoss s iiss IL mora,
/ aaa tsdshiAsef tAe. wleie 1esk. Had thia
ka11sAaysAs hssfpss of A9 pualtien, I'M
EDo11nho9 - tho yuEYs Unt0Do ol - iunf4.