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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-11-06
From Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2.--Adyices from the
army in Southeast Missoni state that
after the recent success Of our forces ut
Pttm ms Ferry, Colonels Lazsr and
Dewey, with lheir forces combined, pus.
he'd on as far as Bollinger Mills. five
miles from Pocshoutas, where they
fought llurbridge completely routing bis
forces. and capturing a large number of
prisoners, including many officers.
A later dispatch from Loz,r, dated the
3lst ult., says he captured and dispersed
goo of Boon's command,
General Ffemont was last night pre-.
sen'ed BY the Germans of ST. Louis aud
vicinity with mngnifcenl sword, which
was long since purchased for the pur-
pose. About yearago dime subscrip
lion was started among the Germans 10
raise suitable amount for testimonial.
One thousand dollars was speedily co..
lected, and the sword ordered from Tiff.
any, New York. The weapon is su.
perb one, the blade of the finest steel,
with gold scabbard Fremon,'s recent
arrival here afforded the wished for op,
portunity, and last evening was chosen
for the demonstration, Commencing
with torch light procession. the multi,
Jude gathered together was very large
and the enthusiasm unbounded. About
fifteen thousand people were present,
and it was one of the greatest demon,
STATIONS Of the kind our city ever wit
messed, A sash Of white satin, having
upon it bust of Fremont in gold, was
also presented BY the ladies'.
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Erurn aorth Carolinn.

W4sHTsGr,N, Nov, l.--Alyices from
North Carolina state that Gov Stanley
had proposed an interview Ni'h Gov.
Vance. Should this he declined, he
asks the lottcr 20 appoint COMMISSIONED,
10 orntsf with him on state and pubic
ltia Is.
The rebels Fave Two iron,clad gun.
boats up the Roanoke river, which vii
soon DC ready for operations.
A spatuh to-the times says Notable
reformation Is receive that sevaal i'm
m90se iron cid hiaates are being con.
strnctcd in England for the rebels.
We learn from fills of the Nassau
Gu ,rdiau hat the steanet Bonita had
arrived from Liverpool with cargo Of
brass. IRON, qninine, &c. The gun
baot Ssrs and Stripes touched at Nassau
ton the | 9th, en- route to XIV West, with
her shaft dam ged. The Guardian says
the pilots Of the port have been forbid.
den, under a penalty Of deprivation to
bring in any beIligsreolvrssrl in future
unless the permission Of the Governoris
first Obtained
The Nassau Guardian contains let.
ter from Secretary Seward to Secretary
Wcles. dated Aug. IA, relative to the
base Of the British steamer Herald
Adirondack, within maritime league Of
the Island of New Providence.
If the commanderof the Adirondack
committed such an act, he inexcusably
violated the law ofthe nations, and re-
paretion ought 10 be promptly made.
The President desires notice TO be
given 10 all commanders of American
'gesstls Of war 10 adhere stricIiy to the
principle that the maritime Jurisdiction
Z ~ sta4sy yau;S%acyeTGs fJag2Erdg7c2tlGsl
que from the coast and acts of hostility
within such distance are strictly forbid
den.
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Morc Of the Alnhnm,,s WOE.

BosroY, Nov. 2--The brig Baron De
Cwtine, arrived here report, on tie % h
Mt, in lat 80 long 90, was captursd by
tie British pirate Alabama. Capt. Sem
mrs agreed to liberate the vessel for
b9ni Of $4,000, payable TO the Pfesi.
dent Of the Confederate States in lli,iy
days after peace is declared, The c'p'
Tain was slso obliged TO take the crews
OF several vessels previously captured,
which he did and landed them a, the
,el,est port Among other vcsselscap.
nred rs Capt Scmmcs wss the ship To.
ua@anla. fcm Philadelphia for Liver.
pol, aih passengers. After det"iniog
her five days, he released he for boad
of eg0o0 Most of the vessels capIur.
= wrrt burot anil the or IS pa! in
rms.
4 captured Captain was Informed, by
Lieu! un,l several pelIy Officers. of the
Alabama, that theirn neg destination was
New lHrk, as ,lcy m'ant 10 throw a
few sh'l'' Into the city. He represent,
he aiah,ma as Yetr formidable, but
doubts her.bri.,: as fest as reported.
Two larry piynl guns were hoinG moan
tcl. IN. r3ain Of the shi lafayette
sports phe met Stmmcs he showed
Smngs his it,sh Consular certificate
mi rcnsrted that he supposed lhe' was
sufficient ptoleetoo. Scmmes replied
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OswEGo, Nov. 3Thc propeller Bay
Safe, Capt. john Brown, with 40 or so
passengers, LETT here for 0gdensburg last
night, Pieces OF that fine boat and por.
lions of her freight are now being wash
ed ashore, and it is feared that she has
been lost, with all her crew and passen-
gers in ths terrific gale on Sunday night
lwo schooners were driven ashore oppo.
site this city,
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New Division of the Army of the Po-
tpnnc.

New YoRE. Oct. Si.--The CONNER.
rial says the army of thh Potomac will
hereafter consist Of three grand armies,
nine corps, thirty divisions, seventy big.
AIDES. The first grand army viii con
sisI Of the corps of GeGerals Reynolds,
Porter and Franklin, under Gen. Hook.
er the second army will consist of the
corps of Generals Couch. Wilcox and
Slccum, under General Burnside; and
the third army will consist of General
CoS's aud TWO other corps 10 whom per-
marent commanders have not yet been
assigned. under Gen. Sumner
Tie Commercials Washington letter
1'ys The Vermont 18th, 18Th, l4th. 18th
snd IG'h regiments, under acting Rriga
d rr.t1eooml Blunt, crossed Long Bridge
iato Yirg MIA on Thursday.
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New York, Nv, 3.-The Times has
the following: "a short time since.
Mr.. Carpenter of Aojunoy district,
Charles county, Maryland. went one
day INTO Virginia TO persuade his son,
volunteer in the rebel army to reIun
home. While absent his farm negroes.
SIX 10 unm5er, attacked his house early
one morning with the design Of murder
ing the flmily. They retired, however,
at the persuasion OF a gun aimed at tie
crowd rom window BY Mrs. Carpcn-
ter. These facts becoming known, The
neighbors assembled, wi,h the intention
Of an-ing all the negroes on lie FIRM,
but through the circumstances oftheir
mi,tes', they were finally let Of with 80
hshes on the bare back. These events
occurred within sight Of our Spubosls on
the Potomac.
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NArolroN. Henry q O.. JnIY I. ls5s.


D.. G. w RoBAcE. -Dsar Sir --For the ben.
eft Of suffering humanity permit US to announce
through the columns Of yourciTulai, the sur.
prism; properties ofyGur Scandinavian Puriii
or aud Blood Pills, which j, assure euro for In
digestion aud Liver Complaint We have sew.
eral persons IN town, who have been suffering
with the Liver Complaint and Indigestion, and
Notwithstanding that We have rs guod physi
clans rs can be found in bNouhom Ohio yet
the disease haiIloi their skill, Consequently
we wercin a state Of dependency until we
commenced using your Pills. through and by
the advice Of our friend, Mr.. Brennan. We us.
ed tho medicine according TO directions. aud
are now full Of life aud lrilRrty, and our graft
tudc is equal 10 our improvcmentin health aud
spirits When wetake into consideration what
We have been. and what We are at present, we
feel like charging ourselves of the sin Of ingrat-
lude. ii we did not try 10 announce the pub.
lie III great benefits of your Medicine There.
fore we rccommcndlo The pnbic at large. the
exprdirncy of having recourse to your valua-
bile Medicine, and consequently, as in duty
bound, discharge what we feel y he our duty,
in advising persons who are suffering MS We
have suffered, to makcuSe Of The only true and
sure cue for the diseases already mentioned.
MRs, GwiY,
Mas, BRrNSAY.
NiRs. llrAToS.
M SEQ Advertisement
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rnporfnnt from the Army of the POto.

, Important from The Army Of the Poto.
mac.
HEAne'Rs Army or THE PoroaAc z,
WhCallaud, Vao Nov. 2,9r.M
Ills ErciRcncy, the Rrssdsat;
1 have just received dispatch from
Gen. Mcclellan, dated at Smokers Gap,
SIP. N, stating that he has full poses.
sion of The Gap. When Gen, Hancock
arrived there, il was held by the enemy's
cavalry, who were ut once driven out by
column Of from 5000 to COCO infant
" The rotols advanced 10 rcteke it,
6u. we're dispersed by the FIRE Of our ri
fed guoS, The position is q strong one
from either side, !, is said that General
Jackson aud Gen. A. P. Hill arc in the
valley opposite.
Gen. Pleasanton lad driven the enc
my's cavalry several miles beyond Union
1T 3 O'clock tits afternoon, exploding
ono of their caissons and capturing ten
of ,hoir wounded left behind.
A B. MARcr,
Chef Of Staff.
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O'cr Three Hundred East Tennessee
Fuiriois on their way to Cincinnati,

Lex ugton, Ks, 81 Between 800
md 400 destitute East Tennessecans mr.
rived here 10 day, who have made their
va' hence to join the Federal army
From rteir bupcrnut color. the people
generally rrgaded them at first sight as
a part Of The thieves lately here, bat are
pleased to learn tha' lhey are of ret.
ter breed They will go to Cincinnati
omorrow, TO be clothed.
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The Postage Currency

WAsurNoToN, Nov. 2.-The National
Bank Note Company having the daily
delivery postage stamp currency $780,
QUO, there is now aslight falling Of, ow-
ing to the process ofsone changes in the
arrangements. but they will soon be re-.
covered, and the daily delivery Of the
currenry carried up to 100000.
A women always dresses the truth up
litllo. She wouldn't Tor the world ex
libit it naked.
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EAGLE MILLS,
s. CoMSToCK & co, PROJECTORS,
POINT PLEASANT, VA.

We have had This Mil completed hut short
time. md ARE prepared to furnish everything
pertaining to our business, Tho Mil has Tires
run Of French Durs--one fr corn, onc foU
custom wheat ard the other expressly fos
Merchant work, They can DO run separately
OF MI together.
1J'SRmrdoviSthc day for grinding Germ.
and Friday far grinding custom Wheat.
W. charge the cigth for grinding Wheat and
the sixth for grinding corn. INT will exchange
nj MI times when parties wish TO do SO.
Those living ou the KRnawha river, and
wishing n send their whoa. or corn 10 ourmill
Tor the purpo,e Of havingi ground, or exchan.
rcd aud not wishing 10 come with H. cnn send
itdown m some Of The boafs with instructions
by letter, and We wil, have it hauled upto the
Mn md back FREE OF CHARGE.
r-Thc highest market price paid forvhsnt,
and corn al MI times, s .
Junolo iy.nlo
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POINT PLEASANT MARKET,
CINCINNATI MARKET.

Cincinnati Nov. 4
FLoUR-Por barrel S. oo6s5 TO-
for supotino,
GRAIN " Wheat 9o@05c for red and
Il o5@Sl 10 for white.
CoRN--Wo quote at 400 in bulk.
GROCERlES-Conee Rio 3o03l.
Sugar, ll9@lSc; Molasscs, 6oGe6ec,
HOGS Quoted at 81 5O@si 80,
HAY-Thc market rules heavy at
sI9@l3 per ton for prime Timothy.
1mPoTATOES--Tho receipts continue
liberal. at 100000 for prime EeShan'
notkS,
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NOTICE.
LEWIS wETZEL, PresIding Justice.

FRsr CLASS George Stephenson, ]. H.
Miller, Jacob p. Kester and Lewis Bumgarncr
SEcoND Glass B. J. Rollins. john Nc
Cullcl, Sr, Reuben Harrison and Eugene B.
Davis.
THIRD CLAss.-.JohnJ Weis, Apollo Ste.
phens, David George and Z. NJ. Rollins
FOURTH CLASS. John L. Jn-don, William
Stcwnrt, r. j. DIFFER, and 8 " Sommervile
FlFTH CLAss,-.-Richard Bush, - --------
and Chas. A. Vaughn.
Ordered that the Courts hereafter be held by
the justices composing the several classes
above mentioned and in the order Ms they are
classed to.wit:
First Class to hold September Term 1859,
February and Superintendent 1853 and March
Term 1864,
Second Glass to hold October term 1862,
April, August and October term, 1869 and A..
pri Term, 1864.
Third Glass to hold November Term. 1862.
MAY and November Term, 1853 aud February
and NAV Tenn, 1864
Fourth Class to hold December Term, 1862.
June and December term, 1863, and June and
August Term 1864.
Fifth Glass to hold August Term. ] S69, jan
nary aud July Term 1869. and January and
July Term 1864. TESTE:
JAMES H. HOl Lowry, Clerk.
july94 n2Otf.
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MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures the SOth
Glt, by the Rev VIM, Harrison. Mr. W. D.
Somerville, deputy Sheriiiof this county, and
Miss Margaret j. Rosebrrry, daughter Of
Michael RosebeTy. Esq. all % this county.
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Regular Kanawha Il GalIipolIs packet
PIKETON.

EsE, AG. II, REED, Captain, McCotu'rrR,
$3.50 Clerk, Leaves KAnawhR SllineS ev-
cry Tuesday Thursday md Saturday
Leaves Galirolis every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday .ia . HH ul... ul
Every attention paid % Passonrers md
Freight Rring n very light hrpu Eht boat tthc
highest In The tradc,j she will run nj n times
when not detained by leo. Aug I, 1869,
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E!:RQR 81 q. o o y.
Fl IMMENSELY VALUABLE
gDBL 4 SALT PROPERTY

- n
> Mason County, Virginia. This property
is largely improved, having many valuable
buildings, Salt Wells and other fixtures.
| b. virtue Nc three several deeds oftrist exe-
'nted to bner w Hogg. to secure the pay,
nent If various bends therein specified, and
payable to jolln McCulloch. Moses Michael
ma iNbl Hall. one Of which said deeds bears
late The 5lh day Of August 1859, aud was
xoculcd 10 the said Abnar W. HOgg by IL
INN r. Robbins, another Of said deeds bears
iptp tho 29I dsy Of May. 1858, aud
xcctitcd 20 tie snid Abncr W Hogg by the
said william B. Robbins. and athird and las,
,fsaid drcd1 bears date the R4th day Of May
1864 aud il also executed to the said AbneI
W. Hoyg Nv ihesaid William u. Robbins. lu
{ which said trust drrds 80 duly recorded in
he Clerk i Office Of Mason county Court. Ia
which reference is,gvpn Dor further description
Of 4lr property intended to be sold J shall AZ
.,icchssor or instead 81 the said Abncr " HoaE
hm,being II insane mind aud having bcennp'
pointed by n decree Of the Circuit Court Of Ma
son county, az rs spling term, 1861 to not az
Trustee instead said Abner W. Hogg,) shall
proceed to sell upon the premises at .puhlis
auction and 10 'he highest bidder, on the 4Ih
Saturday in January next all ihe property
mentioned in tho said rust deeds, upon thu
following TERMS So much OF the pntchass
money In zach case IN hand as will be 'necess-
ary To- pay the cost o sale and such Of tho
bond, described In each Of said trust deeds a.
may be due snl unpaid, and the residue y
such payments and upon such Credits as shall
meet mud -atlify the bonds specified IN said
irustdceds rs are not due. and the balance u
any, upon such credit aud terms as may he de
rccted by th- said William B. Robbins. his
heirs OF assigns, this sfh dNy NJ July 1863.
oHAs. n. WAGGEHER, Trustse.
July II 1869 -Tl9-m6.
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TIN AND STOVE DEPOT,

,agse,THE snb0criber would respectfully call
49, the a'irDtion Of the people Of Point
S9'S Pleasant. and tho country generally,
n. t;tiiaf 5t;sg3s
nj lhs cd stand on Main street. next door be-
low B. Gilrorc's Store, where he is rendy IN
areommolatc n who mar favor hin. with their
nptronnrr. Hekecps constantly on hands III
kinds 81 Tin md Shcet.IIOn Ware. Also =
good assortment NJ Stoves Of The most impro'cd
patterns. Job Work and repairing ofAil kinds
iiiMe wiiii ntaiHSs,i1s ,ti "a spasn sRsB sse.
most reasonable. terms. Particular nltepIion
WILDE given 10 ROOFING. SCOUTING. DC.
Country produce takcnip excha9ge, i9r tins
Ware. JOHN ;LEoNAhp'
July ., is61-no l7-iy. e 3arR n Lhld
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mo DISABLED SOLDIERS, SEAMAN 4
Marines and widows orotliet heirs of Chose
who have died or been killed in the service.
'UHAs. TUCKER, Attorney for claimants,
Bounty Llndand Pension AgOut. Washington,
Pensions procured for soldiers, seAmep and
msrinos Of thspresoutRm. who are aisabcd
by reason,of woundbTeeeiyed. OF, disease cnn-
frneted while IN service and Pension, Bounty
~ Moncy and arrears ofpay obtained for wild
ows or other heirsof those who hsye died or
bech killed wilhelm service.
Bounty land procured for services in any Il
the other wars -
wv TCHAs. TUCKER, Washington. D. C.
Those entitled to Pensions, Bounty Land or
Bounty Money, can have their claims pn'paren
and forwarisd,c Nj, TsefT W tsll'ps N'hs
Register o1isO aI'if 'H jN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-21
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

As 7sezg ofhe Sset Light D'AsOeni, held th-!r Camp
or On Va, Csvarsl siku I'd tbs ttl % Jun
'>s CNrn VIZ A oliver was sAlel to the CHAIR and Dr l.
IA. tOl.s appointed sScrstgry
90 oi-si tfas mee ,v,df been laaed 10 b, pay
bate sf-ec % toe y zud tltic deep Of
Vie worth ''hs.r lsle lam ntei Capt,in
On ter, lhs 70 IL nSsed mbs were requested 70 a
c1rmteA 20 draf res Nations III tutiect, VIZ Lieut. J.
T.. alison, J. D. Ha ~, z. vi 4, L tits ore
al a S5,nscn who roPos tle following Slch
sslg toptei
where's In me diIpea'aons o. ASe Providence
Del yd Opt, IT va lA'ArE has been take In
noae dcha or day She brayely Leading adron
u ths chs se upon our cneme on the 1854 iat. Cd
Church, tau5y q
heo!y-J, rla cath have os ooly an Ell lent
Sc vutlus All gallant CagtAn fvLd, ri 10, ip
IS ss)oni IN price, AMI IN Shou dwvt al the quail >
aigJ UEks pure acer, fht NJ 4 tr iesty
an gs-t d aio a. t "a tins ts AMI Who
- ed hIc % be the Cr his
9 capacity 10 her defence
ResyvsJ r.at assrsy c1Ltolc with his tf csi mother
Sci s c s-t d. 10 Them HEARTFELT ,yIaJ his
O.. lIg Gee sion
rh, oGr a COPY aess resolutions tc the ri r.
no rsrtg ses1E heir u5hsAhn sd copy be forwsre
Cd O. he fsml
% met Ua be aei iHs Edsu.nsi
VIM A. oEIyEB. Chairman.
r. vosJ SeerstsEy.
~ CHI .yefo pieNSs ~.
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RICHMOND WING,
"a UR'AF MORNING, JUNE 81. 1852.


HkfRsrroS.-An ileident in the e,,ss, AZ ..p !.
ya1e Blu ls5 in Ns~ Orleans, ha, coma 70 ~. -.
i'dsS says the Memphis Appeal which =, -
De made public, ii being such bybIv '-Oyll
-" CO Ais Infamous order recently issrss win rsf.-.
sne' to the ladies' Of the city.
A ieW days siaoe preparations vsrs m.t,,,
parade and number o, officers had oo,s,,..,.. :
itoa' OF tie g Charles, Bqs. hsssog,rst. 1'" So
% 'a''ss was driven in front OF the boe aecosons
I''1 y servants IN Hyery-the Whc, er,ir be,oksni,
a. ownership Of greet wealth and ,.o.s,, ,,s,o IT,
dressed in the latest fashion, sud s,s,LIr
W !ssei'y, dFe" from b.s pocket her gold ca o..
'aAos iaeretron her card, sent it up to B,,I..,'
i'''i' The next dsy himself and LADY csu,I -
Is'4eeee Indicated On the cara eps Usrs.,, nc
'1'O14os part Of The eiy-shere a couDls Of -
- @s'e'Aoy sPeni in conversation. followed ~, A.
INTRODUCTION ct vine aad cake, when the
''7Is 'o0k 'a'if departure Pcayune ID not 49,,
- zee iaei iha' he had bseu msd, the victim, =,
'r','', 'ss until he learned shortly aiIsTw,rss
y nAa o'ea Plying his respects 10 the proni-tr.
~ =, ne most oesOFa'ed 6agaias in ID, Sat-.
,',' ''n0 Considered woman OF tie Owp. pl,iDS
osysd. 1s'N 'eAyun' WSs dc. D
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DIED,

u Fuo-gaSn ,ogu;Y suEd.y, the 25h MAY Capt wM
ul. S, 0.u-.ly 90 Es son county
Csrl Woods osllnAry He % "
ne. vc snt ned hs sun uOl ouPt f." ne pabc Sass
Ire .s lzHlr.se EJlid ave been VIDE tIt he
rrrI % tsr that CHS, Nhch Yrsi ia
c-n a-f 70 ~7 ia=cl Pal e, tny The uiasr the
sci o. zeal ana eA shttey Urug tIt fschaTse
OH y gay or tn r,anenea. al hsl hem
ne o-Le.gr zoe Essest!Gn Cod houg
q cLg cA rs eats hAys solaucn ia the PEN
rsuc be -, and hB Ai the Redemption Of CA--
De q el 10 tt- Nth yea % Ms
MAJ God cgl5l- s N0E AMI the iatheries In their an elton
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-21

NsS'E CAAOlrSA TRoors Tiers has b..,
Sva' Sa2Ese-a The fed officers Of the Nj , e
HO0P welsh We fad Co iced in the s,ss J,n0.I =
'u5 rs Regiment H'j,s 4 MeDorsg /. L.. O., =
li "a pace OF n W. Rirsou, promoted Col,rs,
& atn,i Capt Skinner prompted "a ~
l. a Regiment, A-jor Bsysn Crime :, T =. zoo
=, D-.oa'i N Place Of Jao. A Youcg resigned
S-2,A', A'J'F w. J. Asran Is L,u. Col.B.l = &C
= W = Ovens promoted Colone! Of tbs sS !. pan
- = A'ss Is Mayor Of The lI,h Lieut., O, "a B.. o
lls $ Ud'ae. Of the y R.grnea: in se Of Solo
- : villains appointed Colonel OF t5.' a OiaV ny
siaeat. Lieut. Colonel L. N. IN lAge 5 CeiOae Al
- % u Regiment in place OF Fnor.s L. Ciasmaa pre-
Ti''ea to Basater General. pjar Elisha Cromwell
t.'a'' Ce!oael q tAs 4fh Rsgnsa' in place CT R.
'''on resigned. In o, -, x sinens, Captain / sac
Iveey "a Colonel IN p.aee c. Fender .P-Omoiea 10
Sc Adler General
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IMPORTANT q AXsSr "A lllottan. aIFIs. vas made
on lie seseoarI ua.n wednesday wh.li the cars w,ro
cro1S, Tie bridge a. Weldon OF tnoir up UP. tut.
pilol7 .Oos character having stgsc:od tho attention
ot ,u- guard thu rsio he WAS s,z q and searched
A iirEs qrl.ry Of letters from Norfolk 10 sIapos,d
raivr UCl u sera Ca-olra were found OF h.s pep
son also p-5spor; from G.leld Wool. and docum N
yluE Ia. bc,rr lad taseu she "a % .. silesi.
acce 20 The ld.crla Goygruu nt and was good Gno
loya. g .zel hereof Unfortunately the sissary threw
Sss7 iTo i,t-rs yaca fra d, ESieh h)l;sd dJWr
fl= GoA10ke au1 we're not recovered. We have beer
u-,eia ~ Ascertain any further particulars bu IL Is DC
,'-a '-a taii AIDES vii &c oJr susaoriie posses
OF pcst important Information a. peculiar me
r.re 4 atass.-Psf E-oisvE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-21

"STrRGzoS IS RIz'-friz oeiei ogs f,b, which used
% 3 begging IT, the Pes,rshu market al cents pr
35clt Is nov held ARMY 20 Gems The v,udsis are
g udsPeHGsn; as wood savers Gaze not toes C'
button Ehs'hcr you buy or not Yesterday We saw
.~g Of very hle the FIRST A3rks; CHOPPED MP IN
20 STEAKS sd srss very short order and disposed Of
as last - l. could be weighed Irdeed there "a q1ie
q rcgeis ic- vi,t is klU~n the "thoico GUS" and
- slough. =. Gre tins, there would be ID z muss"
ever q, '1a''5T, ss NJs' ~ould say. The p,arance
Of PctCsus M The defiance, however, acted ike oil
on .ae troubled -stss, aud each secured hs
eh0es cut a-d pared in p'ace-P,t Erprsss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-21
ASDEEw JOHNSON.

FsAaIuAL-We I'd IA a Northern paper a statemS ut
g. a duel near Rehmond, Wss sibs quenty killed By
C,trlsy Read gambler, ia New Orleans. Il appears
TO-. Read met Mccullough, and the former refusing
recognize him gentleman on sccouat Of his cOnuec-
too with the duel be drew pistol and shot him. Rsad
y IN prison.