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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28
A Ar,,uiX or Rornro.

Mr.. Spencer, of st John, thus de-
scribcs the daughter of one of the Datus
Of Borneo:
She was the lovelicst girl in Burneo,
have never seen native surpHss her
in figure or equal her gentle, expressive
countenancc. She appeared but IL years
Of age, and as she stood near, leaning
against the door post,n the most graceful
attitude, we had ptrlt CT view OF ullher
pcrftctious. Her dress was slight, ill.,
deed, consisting Of nothing but shorl
petticoat reaching from her vast to
little above her knees. Ilcr skin was
of that clear brown which is almost the
perfection of color in u sunny climate;
and as she was just |, turning l,om bath
ing, her hair, unbound, fell in great lux
uriance over her shoulders. Her eyes
were black, not flashing. but rather con-
tompIativc, and her features were regu-
lar, ven her nose was straight.
So intent was she in watching our
movements, aud wondering at our novel
mode of eating with spoors and knives
and forks, that she " consciously re-
mained in her graceful attitude iUr some-
time; but, suddenly recollecting that she
was not appearing to the best advantage
in her light costume, she moved away
slowly to her room, and presently came
forth dressed in silk jacket and new
petricoat, with bead necklace and gold
ornaments. In our eyes she did not look
as interesting US before.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28

Tho seecsh of the South anl the mi
secesh of tho Nsrth often put the ques.
ton. "Supposing you conquer the rebel,
lion, will il stay cOnquctcdl" Their idea
Is that there will rem in deadly hatred
to the Union, and tie guerrilla war or
hostile violeoce in some firm, will b. it,
terminable, we have simply to snswer,
that the Proclamation will cure I'll thtt.
Its inevitable effect, in due time, will be
To make the vast nonslive-holding mai ,r.
~ Of the 8 nth the friends Of tho Gov
srnmcnt. Undoubtedly the rr ,tracted
slave power would retain the inience hate
a hate which would not die cut for one
or two generations. But the poor whites
would have no such feeling, They would
rPjoice in the fact that the institution,
which had once so mcrcilessly gr 'ur !
them down, was at an end. Aud the.r
loyalty as b been proyed Nlrth Cur
olina, would be reestnblished more & m
ly than ever. Whatever the hate OF the
old slave oligarchy, it would b. powerless
aud In the end il would lose its IL IN the
general fruilion Of blessing OF a regen'
Grated society.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28
PoIM.

fNlms
Abram. spsir the Saouth!
Tuteh not a single Niger,
They'll be daown in the maouth
Efyu cut seeh fggar!
Twas Englands fostering hand
The nisgars here that bro't.
Here Abrm let them standl
Nurc ,cks shall harm 'em not.
Wien but a pickaninny
They're wuth lot If tin,
Naow good as gold from Ginny,
A lust rate plice they'd win.
rho Ssou,h wants moDy orful,
And fites US tooth aud male,
But oh! kan il he lorful
Tu give thure uiggs leg-bail.
Who fired ON aour flng-
Dragged irecnen III Iharc gravcs'
Who luv to b, ast ard brag
1het We sLnl bee thate slaves,
Who come upon aour track,
And scatter ruin ihrc' itl
And We ken strike back.
For PHYS sake let's du it!
Yes! by our martyIed dead.
Wen follow Abrams p!nn,
On III tharv soil We Il tread.
Aud hit 'cm where We kanl
CHAulTY GRMIs,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28
Tiffin at'rrklp Tribnus
REMEMBER THE POOR.

when plenty is smiling
around thy brigh, door,
Amid pleasure beguiling,
Oh, pity the poor.
The blessings God sends us
In basket snd store.
Are the riches he lsndsus
To sueeor the poor.
Each gif, of his kindness
Shall increase more and more,
Unless In our blindness
We turn from the poor.
To earth condesconding
Their gsrb he once wore,
And to him we are lending
When aiding the poor.
Earth's vanishing treasure
May thus be secure,
BY large hearted measure
OF love TO the poor.
Ia Heavens high journal
The record is sure,
Giving blessings eternal
To the friends of the poor.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28
Another Letter from Gcp. Kenr.

Another letter from the gallant and
now departed kearnoy, is published COM
cerning the battle OF Williamsburg. Ia
this hn charges Mcclellan with the mos,
uniar efforts TO groro the fighting
that was done by his (kcOrn.y's) d,vis.
ion, which in reality, he says was wha
decided the tide of battle; ard this hos
iility TO ktsrn,y, (arising from tht
knowledge fhnt be was an old and aLl,
soldicr,who might if the truth was known
receive part oi the honor which th,
command ng G. neral wished to monopo
lize.) his chtrgcs has been manifest, +,
from the beginning. On this point he
says;
'Gcn. Mcclellan from the carly Gem
menccment of his care er, seems 10 have
singled me ont Ohc 18th on the list o
The 2l2 Br rigadiers, nearly the seniol
Division General on the list,J to be- The
marked victim OF his ind rect Injustice.
However in this matter ] am not act
ing, however outrOL cd, 'om personal mo.
! tiycs, Ut to unvril 10 the country ~ her
opportunity shall permit, Tire weakness,
and unreli bilty OF tho q neral IN I'm
mani.'
GchIral Kearn'y also charges the dis
aster ut Balls Bluff 10 Gcuteal Nc,
C'ellsn, aud further, that he, to aver
blame from himself, suffered it to fall up.
on Gen. Stone. IL. writes as ollowt
upon this Point;
'This action Of Gen. Mcclellan la.
but one parallel in history, his incarcer
ating Stone one of the ubl,st men oi th,
army, on the plea that il was done on III,
pressure of the Abolitioplsls, when il. Il.
rally, was to damn him past being lis
tened TO, one whom he knew, if qucs.
toned BY military committee, wcult
not avoid bringing to light the incapGcity
(and subs quent contrivauces to smoth.
er iD which hod exposed Col. Baker and
then left him help less, doomed and un.
supported. at the battle Of Balls m?
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28

| Itis believed that receipts from Gus
toms for this var will be as large a.
ever before CO over sixty mii'lsns. li
II is said that in three weeks four more
iron clad mcn-of. war VIII be at tho scr.
ylcs of the Nuvs Department. The Pas
sic wi be furnished in a few days; thu
Montaunk, Nahant and Wsehawken a
little later.
The New York As mLly IL pr t'y
cer,a MY Union. Instea Of Lu.h 3.
butcher, Dem, in t,f lst District Of
Dutchess conlty, ihn O. Da.cher I'M
ion. is elected Tbs makes the tisuras
SO Union 10 63 de'natt is and ~ / asst
one Of the latter viii votsw tlt,.o Union
lists on ogsnizati'n. tfs
Austin Walcs one Of The me nbers of
the Michigan state committee, said few
days since on the cas-, thot abe was
p o.slayery man; th;t he b,ii we'd he ia
st'tutioa was right; that the SOUTH la !,
just cause for going TO war, that IN
South was rg''t aud he horsS they ,o2S'd
sreceed
A few y sius one 4 The hur.she,l
p1r-u s'ou, rsNs'rifsl d'Fne'. was In
Portslaputh, y w ii~mpsh e, tr-din~.
One 81 his pur.h s~S amela: ID 10 ab3u.
a half duz, dollars, hnd a,tr he had
'rurdv denuunc d "this abolition war;,
and stated with emphasis IN sction and
language, that no wouldn't read any Of
the blasted war papers, he pulled ffoul
his poek ia twenty dollar gold piece.
aud raid his bill. passing the gold atpar |,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28

A clever political caricaiure has jus,
been Published inNew York City. II is
entitled, Re-. Union on the SeoeSh plat
and represents a Yapkee bonding under
the united weight Of the Federal and
Confederate d, BITS and stalWart contru-
band approaching slave driver offering tc
ca ry any urthtn IL he can get the Dom
ocratic party in power again, to which
the slave driver replies, "well Jonathan
IL you agree TO bear all the expenses Of
the war and on the top OF that let me
impose on you the old burden of slavery
while hold the chain aud the whip, I'll
put up my weapens Tor a while and wen
have the Union as It was,' only great
deal moro so. d ft.f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28

Ifany officers OF the army of the Pot .
mac, whe her belonging to Gen. McCIel-
ans staff, or to anybody else's STIFF OF
to no staff, see fit 10 resign, tu desert the
service Of their country, because Burr.
side has peen appointed TO succeed Gem
erol Mcclellan, we hope they will have
their epaulsts stripped from their sholders
in trent of the army and. with coats
turned wrong side ut.and the word "trai-
tori pinned TO their backs. be drummed
out of camp. We are much mistaken II
there is any part OF this ceuntry they can
live ir.-[ Louisville Journal
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28

What ths rebels once lose they can
never regain. IN not single instlpce
since the war opened have they wrsstsd
back from us . position Of any account
which We have cEee esrried.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28
u"oD's SEASONS.

Summers gone and overl
Fogs are falling down;
And with russets and tinges
Autumn's doing brown.
Boughs are daily riflcd
By the gusly thieves,
Aud the Boa of Nature
Gettetl short oi leaves
Round the tons OF houses,
Swallows, a. they fit.
Give, like yearly tenants,
Notices to quit,
Skies OF fickle temper.
Weep by turns and laugh
Night and Day together,
Taking hall.and.holf
So October cndeth-
Cold, and most perysrse--
But the month that follows
Sure in pinch US worse.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28
GENERAL MCCLELLAN.

Geuersl Mcclellan has secured fol
himself place in history. But il viii
be by his accidental association with
great events, rather than by any import
ant influence which he had in producing
them. He is a man Of large percep,v,
and moderate reflective intellect. II,
was without genius or even moderate in.
tuition. He digs out his conclusions az
laboriously as ore is dug from mines. lie
received thorough military education
And whatever could he accomplished by
studiousncss and untiring industry NJ
man could better occom lish than he
But he sees nothing and knows nothing
till il is reduced to the l0yel of his pr.c.
tical reason. Especially, he lacked sense
and intuition Of human forces. The
wise use Of physical nature makes the
engineer. The wise uss of men makes
tho General. Mcclellan is only an en-
gneer.
But such man was competent to great
results, had right dispositions aud saga.
cious political iaith come 10 his help
But he was possessed by an imperative
caution that worked sometimes towards
irresoluiion aud sometimes towards OBJ
stinacy, but never toward daring enter
prize.
His anxiety to be fully prepared was
morbid. lie WIS never yet ready. There
was always something yet TO be done
before he deemed II wise 90 venture, He
anopos Hp Mon, poyo, emouo. a,n'" na' ~ "pse'
ina er NM mnn;,I,n. ~. us us. 'oan
drss;,eJ ,ou,arJ I,is c,nn 49, Luz, Lus'
moto y, a, ,h,n onv nonosai H., nu "n ~
ma"dI aD 49, nn 1 ~ ] con,i"an, ~ ~ III wi Gun
"nmmand a. o."rv ' rs."",ca nr 30 ,L mau q, ",s
a ~ ,,,n a,;,, T',y ,'y.aJ', .5pu'o " wv "ouon'
~ ~ ~as as,s oa,. urVauS n' vngLh, wwneh
,nc , ia'en,1 w'S Ss,G worn ow, arg the I,r's-
"en', o"u 'no NoS,n.', anu ,ne whoie
i,uy souh,ry slanoreo s LOT ACTIVITY ne isit the
poss'ois iS snnReas pe'ora nun even more
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28

The Emperor Of Austria proposes In
restore coDfscated estates Of political re-
fugees on the occssion'of the marriage OF
his brother, granting an smnes'y a. the
same time.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28
POOrmaR n Miller
Extensive Tan Yard,

In this city which they purpose on the Tan.
ming business extensively in all its departments and
20 have all work done in the best manner by eompe.
tent workmen. They are now prepared at ali times 10
hiuhas nFies in
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28
Cas- for Hides and BarE,

well to furnish the community with any aud every
thiag in line They have in connection with their an
Yard an extensive Saddle aud Harness Manufaci iory
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05

4 Go;D EzAvrLE The Indies Soidiers' Aid Society
for se Nl.uraI Badge DsJrcs, IN Rc1Lbadse eouaty,
Va, have s--ed enc hundred Of OR wounded Foldi,r
10 make her houses their homes 6urIg heir
Cleerce. TIE Surgeon 6snera las accepted this mcst
generous invitation and the gallant ieloSs, to their
sreAksble relief ard eradication, will Immediately
charge tie hot and crowded hospitals Of our NOISY ii
for The health inspiring air Of cur beautiful mountailf
I, we're an irsu. to the ladies' Of Virginia to su2Fose
that hundreds Of maF invitations viii lot be promptly
sent to our suffering heroes. Virginia claims them all as
her bOaored gues and every house viii greet them with
a hearty Wrlo0me.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05
TRLEG X AP RIo.
FROM CHARLESTON.

AususTA, Nay The Savannah Republican of this
morning has dispatches from Charleston dated yester.
day which state that the enemy landed abou. four hun.
cred strong, at james Iaad nearly Opposite the city and
we're repulsed With the loss Of twenty prisoners.
General Giss last despatch says The prisoners taken
this morning report that the enemy nded 200 strong
las night Ittery Island with like force 1t l. care
vile, Johns Isand. The enemy in front Of me but
under cover of their gun5oa.s.
P. h.-The twenty Yankee prisoners captured on
James Isaad have just passed on their way tqs Ere-
ty more were cut eff, and will probably be csptured-
Heavy firing continues in that direction.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05

Tax HosPuALs From our observations a. the Va
Ogs h0sP.a.s IL ln.s sliy We are t'hGed that son
systam should be adopted at cles to prevent the waste
OF provisions ard TO secure an qu abe DIVISION Of The
articles contributed Some OF the hospitals have a ST.
psrabuodaues Of ham, biscuit ETC. whilst otleEs iuher
ICON = deficiency. We invoke the attention o! the Sur
geoa General, Director CT HO'pals 20 his SUBJECT
Tee Inequality could be Osvi4ed By establishing one Ct
tso tepOltafies sue CONS, TO Tbi-h O.! d5rttOrs
Of bread Aad ueA, shOsid be sent sd frcm which all
add supplies sbcui Be dsa-O by r,qu'siuoss from the
Surgeons Of Hospitals. TLis nav seen ".ed APst,
ba H. in option, something that should be DO E
b. all means.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05
A MORhIS,
a. Publisher and Bookseller,
Richmond. Va

Publishes and oferB for sale
Houisons History OF yrglnSA History Of ylrgnia It,
discovery and settlement by Europeans 70 the present e
Robert K HoVson Esq vols sYo. Volume contains
6Eoy Of the Colony 20 the Peace Of Paris In lTGs Volume
the History OF the Colony and Of the 1853
DE getrocession Of Alexandra, In ls4T, ASA
The press has been lavish In s praises Of this work Of Mr. How
son. and justly considered the extended History
he state publshed.
History Of Valley Virginia, by Samuel Kercheya vol
Syo sheep second edition revised $50
De History and indian WaTS Of Western vrgnla-A His
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handsomely Illustrated; by villa De Haas $3.50 fe21
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05

Carr. +. FcvLEgs, OF AoSrgoxEGT.-We are deeply
panied 20 ba7 OF the ;1 y; auO,ber Of VrsliAs ohOc
81 spirits, in the holy cause o, Independence. We
sllds to OAptAia Fovkss OF Montgomery county,
y,rgiaia Il, fell on Saturday evening, Oravoy leading
biz company in the tbicksst Of the Gght.
TIE secession Of the State aad the declaration Of war
found Captain Fos'kes in the wli1 OF Western Arssl-
sss. He has:nsi aOua to Montgomery aad, ,l,housh
much Of tie volunteering material had b.en exhausted
he never rested until he had raised good company,
and had them mustered into service IN the II,h Virginia
R,snsn aud from that time to hs DEATH he 5ego,ed all
o. ais talents and energies, vita toe duty Of
7r 10 toe service Of bis county. lie participated vilh
Ia, regiment in all its glorious trump. the fields
Of Bull R1a, Manassas, Drliasyile, Williamsburg AID
gl'y closed his career by the richest oGsTiug Of his
Ss-r,, = Chic ahouny. he cozuasd sish 4liAunted
braverT disposition the mes. EUiAbls ard sfsc,iorsta
sad bad full appreciation Of the overwhelming import
asee Of our success 10 t great sICgse. lie Seu into Il
frcm the highest sense CT duty, and never hI.sred
the face Of the ensny nor in tie discharge OF duy-
Although Young in years, being oay twenty-five, he Eas
ripe in bis virus biz sIaiume1,s and his patriotism
TIE writer las been told by his men, that before going
into the battle on Sturdy be tod them tb-t the watch
word Of the DAY should be victory DEATH" He
one Of the mos unassCmi1g o. persons and while 9th
ers we're iSsut upon c,e be was mindful Only Of d.
Z, vas buried BY hs gallant comrades in ARTS, uFon
lie o,,tls .d.ae memorable scene OF his lls, earthly
triumph.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05
RICHMOND WING.
MORNING, JUNE 5, lssa.

wHEEE Is JAcKsoS The ubiquitous Jackson is
almost ss difficult though terrible, puzzle TO US
as 70 the Yankees We gave yesterday our mpres-
sion that be was SIN in or near Wiuchesisr.-The Er
auasr, of the same date upon authority which il men
tOns states be had reach A4ryland after burr
ing all the bridges from HAfpeI's Ferry 10 the CaPOr,
above Hancock, Maryland, a1d capturing an entire pa
urer train TIE railroad track also tOrn up, aud
no trains we're running on the Balimore aad Ohio road
higher up than the Washington Junction, At the Relay
House."
The Lynehburg Rspa5lieaI., Of yesterday says
appears from the reported movements OF the fede
raj forces in tie valley, thNs Old SsoneHau may ye'
have more fun IN store tor them
Shields and Gsary we're on Saturday at RsctcrtoWD,
T. Fauquier with force OF Il 900. DIX, With small
fotce l. reported advancing tcom Harper's Feuy and
Aroy Is ia Hardy erdeaSoring 20 make a3 Ssy aeross
de country % Effect junction Hith Dix and Shields,
whose combined forces would then attempt to cut CT
our forces under Jackson.
1, i reported trag th5re was skirmsh between Dx
a7d a portion Ct army, o. Friday ias IN which The
enemy were Worsed f0t is version Of the affair.
ArotIsr IA that the sSrmHh was serious battle ard
resulted in Killing 400 YANKEES md making prisoners
cr UJO We are a. cine1 10 CT, d.. Toe fret report
There are reports aso that Shields had advanced and
tak,p possession OF Front Royal and occupied ii win
bis whole army.
Tue YirgiHiaR, Of the same date, says:
F.om the news that has Just reached Us fear that
Jackson may have AnOther battle his hands by
On time.
The Valley Is more sUaruiing With Yankees, aud
the forces Of Shields, Banks, and Fremont
marching agaDs, the heroic Jackson, aud by this time,
~ have reason believe Winchester - evacuated ana
su JAcksOns forces St-zsourg. We shall await With
muca anxiety tor iurioer particulars.
We cannot present. throw any light upon he7e con
ac.iDS accounts We are, however, decidedly OF the
opinion that NASrevs, the right place for this trump
soldier to be-there he Is; and that both ourselves
the enemy vii 5000 understand Why and for What be is
there.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05

Tar LATE BArTLEs-Rs have been unable to oStAir,
yet, definite statement Of the aggregate number Of
killed and wounded. Of the Confederate forces in the
late cOmbats Richmond. prominent Confederate
officer has stated that the Y kee army engaged in the
fight numbered about $4,000, whilst troops did not
exceed OOO Yet with these heavy odds against Us,
the enemy VAS driven from bis sntrencbmens and Lis
camps into the swsmps, where he will ind t comp D.
iOnshp wish the reptiles which abound in that locality
It IS reported and credited hG: Gen. Casey the YAIkee
General vas killed ia the 6ght Of Saturday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05

SAD AryAIz.-We regret to learn thA. d. Randolph
Harrison Of this city, Aojuant the l5h Virginia Re-
glaent was shot, Buesdsy evening, BY picket Of the
AL Va Regiment, Who, from oI:rlordinsry obi qui
Of vision, mistook our gallant friend is Is presumed or
Yankee The ball struck the DE-. in the back, INFECT
log severe bet no. dan gsrOus wound he was brought
% the city, and vAa "aOng well" yesterday afternoon
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05

AsRrSD-Nrs. Greeahow, Ehoss raue has been rem
dersd sis,Or; By the 5azbarous imprisonment she Ia
been sected 20 for nearly year in Washington, ard
ne hs7oi-a viii zbish she las slursd iSs hardsbFs
and ID the monsters vto imposed it, arrived in
ls city yesterday By ing Of rucs through the enepys
lines She was accompanied BY to friends, vho haze
shared her sun rings and RET .eted her oEn daunlss
spirit Mrs GresnhoH is a Southern lady by birth, and
sas suspected BY Seward Of having eoutenp: for The
vGgAriaus Who nov lord {; a; NAshiagor detesaticl
Of their tyranny, cad longing anxiety TO see auie
gard enter Washington At the head Of bis brave troop
Seward probably right in this ou' he we're tOcra
Die imitation only Of shat he much desires to be
e1nsidsrsd-a geuJiemar-be would Lot have Ubjc,'sd
her 70 the indgn,ies and cruCes be has md eed upon
her WeeongratGla.e her and Der cempariO1s on hsv-
log AZ last 90, beyond the reach Of the lOAhsOme
tUre.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05

KESr HOsPTAL--ous hundred and three patients are
nov under treatment at this Hospital, on Main street
opposite the Telegraph Office. The following is list of
tlo;e who have died at the Hospital:
L. Ab,rHOmO.s, Company L, 9th Alabama, died I'd
i1s..
D. l. Irwin Ter hVing) Company B, l2.A Ahban',
died Sd inst
John Macon, Company 8, 4sh Virginia, died4ah inst
bert McCaW, ssh South Carolina, died 4:h'inst-
J. Q. Robinson, Company Il, 2sl North Carolina, died
sd inst
William Smith, Company I, 27th GeOrgiG, died 50
inst.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05

WARS B4sTlI-oN-Tiis gallant Battalion, rais,
b. ssj5r Whea; in Louisiana, aud Nh;ea fought 50
s-ayey the memorable battle OF Manassas, where the
commsaier seriously wounded, at Front RoJ q,
aud indeed, Nth J.ekson ia Oh bis brilliant campaign
10 he valley Two Of The cfcer5 Of this ,,talOu
in the battle Of Saturday aud Sunday, viz: Captain
RJ5crs A Harris oil Company 4, aud Lieut. Foley
Gap. Huris, although attached 0esTps, rushed into
the ,tck,: Of the 6sb and led IN tie s,ormug Of one
Of the eneNys entroEcsmenis Tl- yo~- aud gall.nt
5csr sls asr,se in Cuus Eoaragds, At hsnass5s, and
" almost every 6gh, in the Peninsula.
Il il not little surprising, that whilst Thousands have
been promoted, M,jor Wheat Who aso attached 70
the Cuban expedition, was IN Nicaragua aud served as
neral in the army Of 1oo asd Sisl GAribaldi and
whose conduct a. ManJssas admitted to be Of lie
greatest importance has been advanced in 10 WY
Taa, vas 90. Nago'eou's say Of &" doag thirgs"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05

NOTICE.
fINHE Capital Stock OF the "Flsd5ut RAoA mpany" hGv
ing ben all taken by the hchmord and DAnvlr Railroad
Company sud Others Il by them Andthe Government o.
The Confederate ste that he work Of ruetion should be
commenced and eohlpLtei speedily possible
dgty tcg o.heSss sary Tor the Company
ogADzci Inc Iolse Is hereby given all
kayng ha1di hire, that 5oymcn be obtained
the Of the said Tao "a, the Pied
gSroad Co organs d. which Is expected TO he
thirty forty Days from tine a'd all such persons
reqa communicate speedily With he Predtt the
RcAnond Eni ONnyi ComPa j. " VA,sSr HruEE AID
JOHS Iracgs Brts svho are authorized TO make
,onA seeerirut The employment hands for th-
purpose, LLWlS bAkItp
Prrsldsn, OF d K r
EW-whg, Dispatch, Lynchbu-g Republican, Danvile and
Grteasb r c. papers viii publish Tor 70 days, and send
conut 10 this 0h,e. L. Z n,
ualO-Rn Presiien, 2. and r r 90. .