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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10

The Late Cot Mott Among the many who
fell In the ever-memorabls combat before the
redoub.s Mt Williamsburg, ~ MONDAY. the 9th
inet. meme wiil more lament the fal, OF the
gallant dead than we do that OF the ven
known. accomplished, and much ,amensed Coi
Mott, of the gallant 10Th Mississippi, volnn,
teers, who behaved 40 gailantly on the ne'd
before Hem se,maus pet troops, In thas
''handsome affair." 10 eulogisticaily men
toned by ,ha imperturbabe Johnston, In his
official report Colonel Mott distinguish
ed himself in Mexico, and was great
| IL beloved nv those Of kis native State -
In April, 1861, he was proasred many offices
in Mis-iasippi, and was AL active aud accom-
piished Brigsdier; bat, desiring active service,
r.ised a company, and was elected Colonel OF
| ,hs i9,h Mississippi Volunteers. f .ising HIS
regiment 10 nigh state OF excellence, he
CRAFTY distinguished himself In the many
daily skirm,t he's aud buah Eghts at the lines
he fore Yorktown, and was aprcint"d Brlga-
| lier In the army at CoTinth. Desiring to take
HE regiment With him, Colonel Mott obtained
that favor from She War Department, but on
Monday. being thrown into action. lie gallant
" and heroicaiiy Terelled tho foe, but IN
doing co WAS mortality wounded HIS ne
1ro body servant being near at haH0
| The corpse was conveyed from the bloody
| aeli upon his back tor bo had promised Ms
| mistress tha: none but friends should utter him
| Arriving in til city, tee Mas1h!c faterniy
| i.ok charge of the otsequ,es. aud yesterday
| prior TO i's intefment al hollywood ths iu
| neral services were celebrated al ST. FauI &
| vi h all due solemaity.
| Here are many. indeed, who will be re-
emembered by pos,erity, in various guses, ou,
he fu,nrs will look npon the late and !anlenfed
| Mott 10 among the caisf of those gallant, &c
| compsbed. and "dashing" spirits who fought
| their couatrys good even at the Cannon
tot ~
| seeking the hardes. service tho pressure OF
affairs could possibly bring about. We deeply
II Al mt the u;:'inely fai! OF 60 young, learned,
brave. and melisaed a leader a. Colonel
! beigadi.g Cenern!) Met: bnt for geuerations
| /. cone we ~. assured that many will visit
his humble tomb, ard tay g Here he lies
vpupg. brave. accomplished, cad fu:l of ex
pee;a ion-full CT ambition for his country =
good, lie lied everything Honor ard
peace to his names u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10

The R,ckmoni t0,.et;es--The eDgagensnt
Of Mi. Waiter Keebie at this establishment
has succeeded in attracting large audiences,
who nightly give evidence Of their apprecia.
ton CT his talents by hearty rounds of ap-
plause. Tonight he wilt enact Macbeth, on
which occasion ali :as fine original music will
be sung.
We understand that il lie the Intention of the
management ts appropriate tho proceeds OF
ne1H Tuesday night for the benefit of the sick
soldiers This is DIS it should be--amussments
Of public character, while they contribute to
the qualification OF the hale and hearty, ought
to do something for tho brave defenders o,
cur soil, who have suffered on the feld o.
battle.
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sarGRDAY MoRrIN0......HAYi 10 issa


3 .
The Ms.Icv and vf'g'nia.
II the foreign pubic and their Governments
rermit themselves 10 be led ss'ray by the North
ern accourte Of the relative merits OF theee
two vessels, they will have only their swn
eredul,,y 10 blame for the expensive and dis
se,rous biunders they arc likely to make. They
have had warnings enough before THE that tho
Yankees ara Incapable of eelhus the truth TO
cave them from being gniled by the mcnstrous
fable that the Monitor drove of the Virginia,
aud is a superior vessel The facts are directly
the reverse; bat without moment hesitation,
they swallow the fable, and their journals 70
commend the construction Of vessels OF hse
character withou. seeming to suspect that the
data npon which they are building may be
purely imaginary. Now, the truth is, sot only
that the Monitor was chased away from the
field by tie Virginia, and net only has che
never dared to accept one Of the dehant eha'-
lenses which the Virgins has repeatedly given
her to renew the combat, bat che coald not II
she wcnla, wt,hon: losing every man bn board
IF her, even IL che hersslf were no. sunk, as
she inevitably would be, in second engage.
meat. At once 20 ,he bottom We ave credioly
informed that only one man who was on board
Of her at the time Of the fight with the Vir-
yiuia has survived the effects of the concus-
sion in that engagement. The Virginia, with
her spacious dimensions and admirable COL
e,ruc,ion, bore the concusson Of her OWE guns
without difficulty. whilst the balls from her
enemy ratified OF from her iron shea.irg like
hall rom a roof Ba. it was a dif:crsn: tbins
Wiz the Ericsson, as the resul: has pEovoo,
sl,h oush the Yankees, with their ueUa. inge
nuity, have ccntrived not only TO eovernc their
losses, bat make the weird bsiiove tn!aS 'htli
vessel was invincible and iIvu!asrable, and in
every rsspect q triampann success.
Since the battle, that wonderful ship, tie
vue.nin, which, like everything resily meri
torivus in this world, Is unarpsecieted even
ey lie friends, and eciipsed By every noisy
humbng, has been greatly strengthened and
rendered the most powerful and Formidable
craft :h.t ever Heated ON the water. We 90
10. believe that at this rate the whole navy Of
ths Uui.sd States would be 8 match fer her
There are Rot a dozen Of the beet ships
Of the line Of EnxianS, or France, that
shs could rot send 10 the bottom Just as
easily So ske did the Cumberland and Coz
srsss. We are net satisfied that sic could
rot enter Old Point, for If the Yankee in
vaiers' ships CAL bs:;e. down forts in South.
err lands, We don't zee why the Virginia
should not be able to damage GA Point scri.
,iously. We hope before she bs. finished her
career, she will have the honor of iuhioticg
s3me vengeance upon that spot which from
the beginning h.s inflicted eueh mischief upon
cur cause. Bn: We trust that 1t will bs
long siue before h-r glorious career is ended,
Sac lie capable Of far greater things than sie
hse yet accomplished. She is glerious ard
invaluable vessel, whole navy, and nlYrs
than a whole navy In herself
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10

yaakee Brcasplatc-A specimen of the
steel orsas'pate now In use BY tb. Yankees,
taken from eff the person of desperate
named A II Hastrock. lately Adjutant of tho
an \ Y. cavalry regiment, and brought to
seen a, the ofEcs of the Proves. Marshal. cor
ner Of Oh aud Br I'D streets. 1t was taken
of the fellow whsn examined in the office as
a prisoner on Thursday evening Prior to
bsing ca p.prsd Hasbrook received ball from
pistol in the hands of Harry Howard. d
Maryiander in our ranks. but though striking
ever the region OF the heart It hardly deuted
the plate. Howard waa Immediately shot
fiem his horse BY the prisoner, who felt en-
boliened, 40 doubt, by the immunity afforded
him by bis life saving apparatus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10

Considerable Excitement was created yes,
to-day in Richmond by ssnsation rumors aud
othey devices known TO the initiated The
Exposition Of the citizens TO believe any and
everything was not allayed by the appearance
atout two o'clock Of placard inviting then
10 repair to spo, on the banks of the "nobls
JAMES and do certain things which, to al
obssrvant people, looked like performing The
"psre'iois ct locking the s:sDia door after the
Disappearance Of the morse. Every body evincsd
Ii willingness to be of service on the occasion
Daring tbs day large torcs Of negroes were
nr. eRai into ssrgica and al. 10 york
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10
Destruction Of Gotten in the Sauth

The following Is 9 cory 81 d Dispatch, date
camp Moore. La hay s.h, received in Aicb.
Eond Mays
Hon. 2. Be.ynestn: The 0ovarncr .;
Loulstapa cireo t. me 10 nfc1m you tina. all
TIA cotton on the-Mississ!ppi river up 70 ths
mouth OF Red river has teen burnt. aud ali
en- It's tributaries ia ready for TIE torch. l;s
isSued a proclamation ordering lis destruc.
t'on In tbs event 1t could not be yemov sd into
the Inferior, but the Spontaneous action #
tee people anticipated his order, Ws nave
iaveled on the Red and Uwsehtta rivers
since 'ho fall OF New Ur.ears, rGd lEd the
sentiments OF The peopie unauimces &. des.ro,
the whole crop, Iethef than permit q pune:
70 fall m. the hands OF the suemy. TIE cap
ftal Is n1ed temporarily 1T OpeioasaE.
foo.lsn tnis u necessary, for the Ihfosma-
TOE Of the pei rio.
I. q. EANEIya. a u. u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10

Impostsnt % ReJusees-Carain Barry is
preparing 10 enter The active service with a
chosen company Of men. The character of
the Captain viii serve to mitigate the monotc.
ny AUG rspugnanes OF the oanp-and bis msyi.
torious bearing as an o6afer Of tried courage
ami generous aiIacility, wal in dues the zefu-
gee 20 gather TO that standard WHITTIER his
hopes and des.inies, with the warm wishes Of
hi: country men, will clusta amidst She try.
ing hours Of disaster and that sigma! epoch
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10

;SmoH Horse Soon Curyied.-The bust
ness Of me Mayor for sessrai days past has
been so very email tina. the services of Solo
MON 10 master. tho difficulty presented could
well be dispensed with. The questions re.
qurtng elacida;ion were insignificant IN char
acter aud nspnte in quantity. Yesterday
docket records the fact that jim jack son, alias
Butler, heine arrested and brought before His
a ,los for roaming at large, was ordered a
Traif ping and sent 70 jail for want OF "his pa
rers'' Ihe above was the only case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10

rp To The PstApLE OF CHESTER.
- FIELD COUsT1 I'm yss:e!day re.
Rouse or DslsEatss of Vn gaia. IN thus dis
posing Ct the honorable position 20 which
your parlial.ty ana con fesA' ee assigned me, l
Your ca ase In an other sphere needs all the aid
you can saord. I fnd tia. NJ" duties in the
army nf1ict with duties in the Legislature.
] do not hesitate, therefore, to 1eat tho legis-
latuTe TO take undi vidsd part in the great
drama that Is being enacted around ia. for the
support OF which we have pledged on lives,
oar fortunes, and our sacred honor.< Iou
have men whore Years and physical CONDITION
forbid them the field, and whose capacities
bef1t them for civil life.
l am, very truly,
Your fellow .citizep,
my l0-lt< CHAS. +. FRIENDS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10

Hem for II. f:oldters-Ths Soldiers Aid
SocistY rave appcictsd committee 10 go to
Camp Winder every DAY at 10 o'clock. All
persona having food suitable Tor the sick, will
please seId it the L-e ture room, DR. Moore
Church tCapSol street) before that time
Ladies will be thsrs to receive the things from,
II o'clock.
Tne society -equess the pastors Of all the
ohur hes 10 tho city to take up a collection in
getting low.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10

I.cldentef Aonaay's, FgAt-Brysn Brady
an irishmau, in Capt AbsrEasAy's Company
g. 18Th Mississippi Regiment, IN thu battle at
Williamsburg, Killed TWO Yankees and cap
tnsed four. Que Of them refused srubborniv
10 surrender. when he gave him the bsyonet,
and now wears his Santeen with the name Of
tie owner on it. This eallan. private wit.
messed the death Of the brave Colonel Mott.
whnss remains were brought 70 the city yes.
terday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10
Official Report Of the Battle 81 shi.

We present in another part OF this moIn-
ipg's PAPER the official report OF General
Bsaurekard OF the {, gagemen: a. hiioh. We
Gee n it scarcely necessary 20 &C pmen: urlH
this sdni-a bic report, as /: -;'l ccact,ess 80
trec. attent lion ard rs read vi h ir.er<s: BY
ali who feel al il e-est in tho 6ucc5ss ofiI'n.
faaarate arms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10
ONisuAsy.

OHlsuAgy.
Departed this life On the sta instant. n. ~
residence Of her brother. ia.law. In aano7ss
late James ". aud Eliza 4. Pesnss,. AfssY .
snort though pnlpful illness. which she bore
win patience and resignation II 10 paiafaS
painful 70 stand bv the grave Of the young
and beautiful, cut OF In the bloon Of youth
and lovelinsss. Just as the 6oweTs wsfe buHs:-
Ing into l1fs ana beanty, and the eafiA pat on
passed away from earth Ike sons swest Gov.
| er that opens In tho morn, and ere tbs noon
DAY euu reaches its meridian hsa~, folds iss
pe;als and falls asleep Seldom O. VI nsss
| loved than Ellen. Sae was kind an 3 Pee
tionats In her disposition. Her DEATH as
thrown gloom over large circle OF frim6H
who deeply sympaihiss with her bsrssvsd
mother, brothers and sisters. Aay She rest
| In peace Farewell, sweet Ellen, until ths
resurrection morn.
Desress Ellen, thou hast lsf, %,
We tt y loss most deeply feel
But it's 0Gd that has bereft a,
he can ell our sorrows heal.
Her funeral viii be preae he'd at clay ssrs..
Church On Sunday. llth inst, at four O'CLOCK
WRiTTBH BY OEn wso Lovsp Hsa
"Richmond Christian Advocate pieass
copy.
Died. In Will m,burg, on the 7.h ip stant Of
Lieut.. ORLANDO +. SHIs SD Of Cosna-
hans Artillery, son Of DIR. VIM II. shield, q
Gloucester county, Va.
Lieutenant shield was ons OF those hns
specimens of frank, warm. hear ted and chiv4l.
ric characters In which our Peninsula bas
nbounde1 during the struggle between cor
Consederaey and the L;ncoih despotism.-
Brave, generous nobiy tmpuIsive, high IA
the esteem OF his friends, and DERBY loved by
his family, he hos fallen Ia the AoWer OF he
youth by dlsenee incurred In defending the
- Of his birth from the Invader. 1hs IN.
NOR telles that Will blossom On his crave viii
not be more fresh and fragrant than the rasm.
DRY Of The young COLDER Ia the hearts cf has
CON pan ions In arms
nG FGsHRAL horIoE Tho funeral Of the
IL 20 MISS LUCY A aLAIBOHNE Will take
place, from ST. Johns Oh nTch, this morning.
81 ii O'Clock her friends and those Of Mrs.
CarrinE'on will plsese s.teId v1thout far
Their notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10

Fighting in tie !S,reet-A colored fellow
called Edmond, slavs OF Mrs. n. NJ Msrtin.
was ordered in custody Yesterday by j udee
Lyons, who passed along II in street iass "a
the dsrksy was infrscnng the law By u rough.
and tumble fight
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10

PErsiscn Rasgsys.--SeverL notices appear.
ing III to days paper under this head, deserve
tbs attention Of parties who may be willing 70
risk little 70 render the Conlederasy Q great
and st this ame an indispensable ssrviss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10

I'm tts third week OF april, the farmers in
Kew Hampsakts were hauling wood to the
railway stations on the top OF the snow,
foaceo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10

TSOR RENT
TWO PARLOlS,
vie folding doors, and small sldo room -
The rooms will be rented with or without
furniture.
<Also, for sale. privately, some good and use.
I'd articles Of Furniture. Apply 81 6rst brick
ne&zsc above Sd street., On Eaio street, MORN
5ide NV Il 2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10

o. HriAGy, at7 o. elock r ~, MADv nP1,H.
LEY. daughter Of Mary y. and the iaSs "a.
ward r Da6ley. aged yels ana II non ths
The tnsn0s OF ne hmily ere r. que stAd "a
grandmother, Mrs. n Branch, corn ~ a /, 0h
apA Franklin sss.. ON Sunday svesiah a.
OeolCek.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10

r. AOU3H and FURNITURE,
o. Os-y, bs:wssa 80 and IA ssresss, (shisd door
tom Ash streas Tho Acuss has stx rooms aad
ssvsEat closets. 10 soa1 seuaal, tho root wiu
Do nodsrs.e Apply - he Hsuse, o. q No. u
1Ssrl o. lS0 s1sse. ~ lets
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TNFURMATMJN WANTED concerning q
small negro Soy. who was sent y yesterday
morning to the dispatch ONE. and has not
bsen heard OF Stree. 1t is sappose1 that he
has wandered en- somewhere. The boy had
on gray pants and dark jacket. His name IL
ROKEaT. Any Information concerning he
boy VIII be suitably rewarded By calling at
MessTs SxtFH HAsWo, rs. my lo-itsH
INFORM aLUN WANTkU-Uf JUnEPH
4. JOHDON OF Calt. Owens Cavalry
Company. and WESLEY l.. FINNEY. 81
Capt. Hancock's infa Q:ry company Jerton
waa sent 70 Richmond sick from the Peain.
sala, and Finney from Norfolk, also click. -
ANY person who eel; give Information Of
them. Vail plsase adc-es. rs, at the cfies Of
too General inspector or hospitals aud very
much ohi;gs 4. JuRDDN,
ny l0-1+ " A FINNEYG
tn PE.stiNso LHAflN0 rus UIFT %
gentleman and his wife, Of most reliable
standing without chNdfen, and expecting 10 CON.
time III The city. would take oaas - Of HOUSE
ana fUhNki ~ for . family leaving Address
"a b. q at D,spstth aic,- nay l0-3.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10

W. NOTICE ALI mem bers Of Company
~ l, LIST Regiment Va. Vo I'm tssrs. now in
this city, will meet the undersigned At ID Q
corner OF Marshall street and Brook Avenue,
oa TOMORROW Sunday MORNING. at
O'Clock, with one day 8 r6tiops.
BY order. ----
my i0-lt& JAS ". TABB. Captain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10

TOR SALE-A Ee.l ,u rOvl
Ixfes and In good orcsr.D giving u nae A~~
OF milk. ,, Ks}
AppIy II lss L.sck on fann River ys
pAWNA "a aal, three miles seVvs Asn
rlc. ;. !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10

w. FIRST COMPANY HOWITzERS-
~ Aii email PAUKAHES or LIE TIERS
for the above compnny, II LEFT at yan'l.ew.
taken charge OF and delivered. my lois
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~ a u a Il ID.
DIR. BROOKS,

DIR. BROOKS,
Com zR MAIN AND l2rE SrRKBrs.
Office hours from 70 9 a, e., ami from to
O'clock p. N.
He has Tor sale. privately,a number Of
LOTS In Sidney. en- Grace and Broad streets,
jus, beg ond The corporation line. Also, in
Mdrcaestsr, Houses and Lots, on Hull street.
One has attached to IL o rich and productive
garden. The basement rooms may bs used as
stores. And for reat or lease, Lots both in
Richmond Gld Manchester. nv 10. Inns
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gave resistless tmPu.sicn 70 his columns ct
critical moments
The chief command then devolved upon
me, though at tbs time l was greatly pros.
tra:ed and suffering rom the prolonged
sickness with which had been afflicted since
early in February. The re'ponsi billy Was
one watch In my physical con ti.ion l would
have gladly evolved, though cast upoa me
when our forces were successfully pushing
the ensmy back upon the Tenne sses river,
and though supported on the I'm med Ia To fiel j
by such corps commanders as Major 0ener.
ais Polk, Bragg and Hardee, anu Brigadier.
&c leTal BrecSinridse commanding the re-
serve.
1t was after O'Clock p. n a. before said.
when the enemy's last position was carried,
and his forces finally broke and sought refuge
behind u commanding sninenoe, covering the
Pittsbui landing, not more than half 8 n lie
distant. and under the guns o: the gunboats.
which ppsnsi on our cage. columns a fierce
and annCyIn9 fire with shot end eheI of IL 9
heaviest description. Darkness was close at
hand Cfh ;srs and men were exhausted By q
combat o; over lWalve hours without food.
and jaded by tie march Of TIE preceding day
through mud and water, 1t was the,ef i'm.
possio.s TO collect the rich aud oppcrtune
spells Of war scattered broadcast On the field
left in our posse ssion, and impractics BILE to
uake any effective dispositions for their re-.
mOval to the rear.
laccordlnxiy established my heAdQuar tars
at tina church of Shiloh, in lhs enemy. en- :.
carapment. with MsJor- General Bragg, and
directed our troops to sleep on their arms, in
such positions in advance and rear es corp
com Mande!s should determine, hoping from
news recsiveA by o special dispatch that de.
lays had besn snc0unt tered by Ger eral Buell.
In hts march from Columbia, nnd that his
main force, therefore, could not reach the
field Of battle Ia time to save Gen. Grants
shattered fugitive forces from capture or de-.
struSt,on on the foil wing day.
Turing the nighS tina rain fell In torren0 -,
adding TO the ciaCcm fort and ham assed con.
diaon OF the men; the enemy, moreover. had
kro2en their rest h. {. discharge, ~ measur ed
intervals. Of aeayy shells tLTown from tina
gunbo&ts; thsfsfore. on the folio wing morn
Ing tine troops urdsr my command were no.
In condition to cols v7'h an equal force CT
flesh troops. armed aaa s9aippsd like our ad-
veEscry, IN the Immediate possession OF his
depots, and sheltered by such On auxiliary a.
the aneMy's eunboats.
About Elk o'clock on ne morning of thu yth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10

% FJs.RAL horIoE Tho funeral Of the
lac RUSS LUCY A. tLbIBOKNE Will take
place, from ST Johns Church, this morning.
at ii O'Clock her friends and those Of Hrs.
harrington will pigese a.teId v1thout fnr-
ther notice
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+. q. EANEIya. 4. DO.
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To G.n1al S coopA I'D and Ins2'r General
q y. A RicnIn.oEd Va.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-02
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN JAN. ~ -

.oro tbair slaves from them? Or is this med
ding with slavery such delicate and danger GUS
matter for the Government to touch' 'na' IL
on,v to be adopted as sumo surgical operations
are determined upon, az last fesor'' anu ""e'
al other remedies have been tried, and then Win
more than an even chance that the patient Will
mt survive the knife? Will some Of those VINO
discourse SO wisely against rseddling with the
slaves, or dragging the slavery question into inc
discussions respecting the conduct OF the war;
be good enough to furnish some reason 'or 'hsif
opnion other than their mysterious and superior
instincts, impressions, or belief Let us be sofa
hoy the Government Will be weakened and the
traitors strengthened by an invitation to all
loyal men, whether slaves u ire' men, TO come ne
under the Union hsg, and perhaps then we snail
,ee it. As it is now we dont ses It,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-02

DID W. Hazelton, of Cayendish bas re-
ceived surgeons commission from Gov. Iiol-
brook and been detailed. in the service Of the
State, to our Brigade on the Potomac, fer three
months, liable at any time, however, to be re-.
lieved before the expiration of the term, whenev-
er the sick list shall become - small that the
two Surgeons alloncd by government to each
regiment, can have sufficient time properly TO
care for all their sick
DR.. n. leaves Il lucrative practice and many
friends, who, while they acknowledge the wis.,
dom of the Governor in selecting SO skilliul II
physician for our brave boys IN Virginia, will
nevertheless regre. his absence and heartily wei
come his return. lie started MonIay -Itm-
land Herald.