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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-04
- Approved, Al, January is. 1852.


AN ACT sUPPLEMpNTAsg TO AN ldr ssTIrLED IAN
ATT TO Az rH0Rlze TIE APPoINrMESr Of ADDITIohAL
OFfIokRs OF THH NAVY, Y,"APPRoyEO DEOxHBsa TwEsTY-
FOURTH EIGHrEsN HUNDaED AND SIXTY" EE.
The Congress the Confederate states Of Ameis d. eHse
That President TO appoint ocers OF The reen
Navy higher grade under the set above mentioned N
prejudice posion under their original AppontmenL
Approved, January l6, 1864 h"-"'N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-04
DAegg3 :. a. CABELE,

ATTORNEY At LAW.
vgSs.II-Zs ia a s- Cs-- 10 Che c9-u2.I c Ns5oa an
5 t-a.s-l. q Hff=-E s-y AZ tasiaest szt-rstedt !
: e. .H .l1 a-'a---. r---'-a
- Eds-el, lys = ,- sasels1ss P D, NsHsa o., Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-04
Az ACT E,a TEE RscRu urEa ssgyIcE OF THE r.oyI,-

Az ACT P0a TIE RsVKu LIINd saRVICE UT TIE fkUTIt-
OHAL ARMY or TaE OosPEDERATE STATES.
sETIoS Thr Congress OF the Confederate states of America
do elae secretary Of Var be- hereby aItor
irsd TO adopt uns and enlng for
psl service for the three which, BY the
service have been reduced By death and di
charges.
snJS And further eaaeted Ths tAe Secretary Of Var
ne ana hereby Authorized to detail te company c.mns
done once futy such numbers and at such
times a. his opinion, vii best conpo with public service
the thu, appointed 10 enlist and r-crut for their repsvs
eonpanies-
Approved Dec ~, ls6l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-04
PARRE POEaDEXTER,

ATT - IN (. y AT LAW.
Esichu-OC1 City, Va.
WILL srSs.-s n go J54--s scs "a lie City o. R,chnond
Nv - DE e9untes Ji C,s.ses.t, EC1-,o azFeoSeaiS1-
s o. Sc ccls- c'lll F-ar, ld A-a Streets over p,
!. - r. ~ gr.rF4- 4 Ce dssp-v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-04
AN ACT lppRoPRIATISG Tgo HC tDREo AND fwEs
IT THsRs THOUSAND sIX HUNDRED AND ssvEH DoLLl

At TasEs AZ raoUstND sIX HUEDEED AND ssvEs DoILiRs
FOR THE NAVAL SERVICE
The eonrres the Confederate sfis OF America do enact
ma hundred and an IN VIZ fundred and
,e, n dollars be- and Is he pnr ed for Tie Of ON
GERS OF he Navy and ca duty the day Of April egt teen
hunde and Iiy that the fuher Of hu sdr
and gh dollars be sa hereby appropriated for ne
psy Of warrant and petty oees ord inen, so
rs and In inse Department. 70 the same TIME per
estimates Secretary Of Navy OF the Dses-
her eighteen hun iTed snd sXtytwo.
Approved jan II, 1864.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-04

the Government In aneps Of uebsue a. Tessury Nots
pncp Of Tresury pay pre aud int, a dss
rHon the said adEae Aeodih 70 The ,nE sn made vth
them
rLcros The time fted by the ssid a which hIs sci
pleuepisry. for m, hereby extended
and devey q he t ed 70 the fi.' 'ay Of February
nest Of the list y the hef uol.
le'toS ead.d The hst day Mach rtx snd In cases
sbere tie dine thus sh> uad iGsu n the crssIy
Treasury Iha have uaAs fnthsr srtsnrSn
So IN, c.h on hand or deposit Ia bank, elsewhere,
msnosed the fourth section Of ,sid s hereby declared 70
be sni ou; and the at Interest,"
inv. ted 'ndiv duzls In purhsss & Bill, stss and
os. 'eears, Tor nsy a DC "a .,.h .aeuss.
shall be returned G tar thereon paid ~ aks or uus
nechand shall Construed to include neeasnhs bsongns
TO nonecen and the prop ry sh. be reu ed and The
sttoraty or eon.gnee Provided nen;y
used 10 the which this Is anendnsnt.
del bearing Interest xhop reference 'hs con1saon OF
the The exception Ao ed hy the tsen h seeen Tor
Only when the r1ducer held for his aecctrt
shall be ac.ssed levied money Of Interest
bill other secar l. ken for ne payment
sial uohrs from The insolvency and tot inab y 10 pay
oNso or person liable TO make iush pAyneni
ell srerdns their VIue sd the shall have the ssne
pOwr iser the vGe Of seturue ., the lsv eonferi
upon him With IeSpe:t 10 o.hsr property.
That OF money not exceeding twenty-five
thousand do lars shall be- aud the same hereby unprecedented.
money 10 rressuy othervsr Appropriated be
bur.e under the aut ory Of the seereay Of the rrs.sa
ias y rcurrsI for ,aI. eri, hire, stationery ami
Incidental charge but the book aud ntiDs required shall be
the Department. and subjtc 70 it approval
The lien the aha attach nom the date of the
assessment ,ha fellow tn uto every Ftste Of this Coo
eierscy person shall attempt remove any
property which he Abeto tax beyond the Jurisdiction f
The In which the tax is paysb VI Of hst.l.
provided IN eiSeI where de tul made
the payment Of The tsI.
s,crOs Oalle report OF ohisf Ceeeor that any
~ dstc any thereof occupied BY the public
eremy or has occupied .son
or property secretary Of the Tea the co
lection the In such region until the be reported 70
Congress Sad is action tsd thereon
OF the cone'eate States shall under
take paw h collected before
VIII the D Collector shall enter the dscha Of
their duties OF the Treasury suspend The sp
ponment OF ch collectors and direct the Chief Collector
appoint and to take pr per neEures fer he nAinr
pefecny the retns AID bts required By ss
and the returns and lists made shall hav. the
legal VALIDITY to all ntens and purposes - made
the provision, the which this act supplementary
eEcroS That lists already given, varying from tie pro-
yonS ls shall be ccrrectedso 10 conform thereto.
Approved Dec %, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-04
aUSEACE GIBSON,

ATTOR& EX at LAW.
.rL paa.T.as IN ls L4-sg 20 Glss, Mercer. doasoe,
II Ne-'r--. . sEt Ell s- sl cess. AID Fs1i1 pune
g. r. = Va ElT-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-04
vJs~ a. GREEN,

ATICGN ..N at LAW.
W. PzayrI5a 3, ;s = . s CO. or k.sezload sat
w Cav % ----.sH rCa vi BE giVcn - Al be
a. ss,z 10 s- ~ l--. Or tAs present Eish hls Il
~ We tres1 s1-t -=. 1J f5r sat ~ stA lcSf-ily
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-04

(SO 3Ba) -
AN AOf MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THH EAplNsE3 VI
GOyERNMESr N TiE LEdIsLATIvE EXE. UrlVE, AND
JUDICIAL De "A STMENT5 F1R TIE YE AR END NG ElGar
EssTa OF FEBRUARY, EI6HrfEN HUNDRED AND sAH-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-04

AN ACT TO AUTHNRJZs THE AsFoINrMENr OF ADDITION
Al IfFICERs OF TAX NAVY.
Te Cougrss Of he Confc. States Of America do enact
That President be- a hereby GuhoIedto appoint the
foH-g ces q tue NavS Sddon those heretofore su-
thorEed vii Ecs; he eommandsis; my heuten,
ants teu pa s, and thirty asst tan. 50 geons "a
the NayJ and from civil e. Al the
Preslnt may A. terminate At tbs end OF the war
Approved. Dec. ~, 1s5l
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14

The State election ip New Hampshire on
last Tuesday resulted ~ tbs -electionlof Bar
ry.ReppblicaR, Cor Goyerneb by a majority Of
about 500 ever beth the opposing candidates.
The Repnhlieah mAieri.y in the House will be
from bOte75r The RePubliepns have probably
also ,eltctsd ten out Of .he twelve Senators and
four Of the oOupeellerss This isl big thiRg for
that stases Poor Democracy don't prosper any
better than rebeliioh. .fi l t-ratr,t., ~ 80
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14
From Baltimore.

BALrIMoRE, March. l6.--The gunboat
Alabama from Fernandina, Fla, arrived,
bringing Capt. Davis, bearer of dispatches
from Commodore Dupont, announcing the
capture Of Fcrnandina and Brunswick by
the fleet under his command. Tho feet
left Port Royal March 9th. The first place
approached was Brunswick, Ca, the enemy
flying at the approach of the gun boats.---
We took possession and left gun boat in
charge. This gives the Government con.
troll of the coast of Georgia from South Car
olina to Florida. Tho feet, next. went
thirty miles SOUTH, to Cumberland Sound,
the entrance to Ferpandina harboT. When
in sight Of Fort Clinch the eDemy were
seen flying. After firing but few shots
we Immediately took possession of the fort
A train Of cars was observed leaving Fer
nandina, the track Of which runs three miles
along the shore. a gun boat threw shells
at the train, causing some passengers to
Jump off, Among them is said to be ex-
Senator Yulee, of Florida. a"i igl ''a2l
Twelsc large guns fell into our hands,
including one 12O-pound rifed cannon ;aiso
considerable ammunition. We also cap,
tured the rebel steamer Darlington, loaded
with wagons and ammunition. fi isI s.tt
Gen. Wrigbt's forces were. landed, and
garrisored the fort and earth works, also
taking possession Of the city. Most Of the
male inhabitants had fed. llgle ''2i s-~
This has been one Of the most useful
points TO the rebels. ..'''9i .,1 'o'i'',
The object Of the expedition was accom-
plished March 4th. p AAiP ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14
Frenont,a DeSense.

odrfrst page Is occupied with the defense Of
Major General John .. Fremont The docp-
men.s accompanying the defense are too vol
umnous for our columns and we are therefore
compelled to omit, thern That the defense Is
complete and satisfactory, is evidenced blythe
Presidents assigning him an important COM
mand. Wow let Frehoht's calnainiatofs hide
their diminished heads in shame '' ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14

There are two men whose names will for.
ever remain illustrious in the history Of ths
NiSeleenth Century. These are Alexander
III, Of Russia, and Abraham Lincoln Of
America. They are the great leaders IN
Mans Emancipation, and will be le~em-
bered and hohoEed rs long as Freedom u
dear 10 the human heart. - Isi6uaS. a'sl3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14
- fdl. snnn,nt.

The Union snsinbersof the Ohio Legislature
have made Two attempts to nominate a catidid-
stsiorttpited States seRHsoro They had IN all
40bhllOtal The last ballot Std6d as fillowss-,
wsde a: Delano 81 etoesbeelt 9; 0dlin S; Ew-
ing blank2. Theeaucus adjourned until next
Tuesaay evening, when we trust Mr.. Wade win
be-nominated.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14

An 1mpottant message Of the President to
Congress. recommending csmapeiPatiOn, will
be found IN this paper. We have po room fel
cOmsaental lnfthdr than IN say that We like it,
fossla bael6Afag Iftks sIave States Atcfuas
thi, ofet they may have 70 take up with ies'
generous terms. The President intimstes as
much. and we thinla smiliary heecsolty' viii
require 4 bsisrs.is sar closed. 2. ail4 Tss.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14

e Mr.. THORPE continues to vote with the Dem
oocrats. sBully for THoRPE.'' Pitch into him,
Ike Messenger, IN. -,..... e., ...-....,.
Wherein has Mr.. THoRFE been again vot
ing with the Demoetatsl Will Mr.. BEAN
explain. 1t is patent to every man of dis
cerpment that the editor who Processes SC
much sympathy for the Representative from
this county would DO bis 'bittsrest and mosl
vindictive opponent at any time and place
that his influence could be felt. When Mr.
'TnoRpE, the Union Representative Of San
dusky County, elected by and with our rOtc
and influence. voted 10 opposition to the SEN
timeuts Of the,tnen who elected him, we
cohdemned him and the act. But in the
hattesies Of the Aesseager,a a man with hall
an eye can see the editors ,hypocrisy,1,..se
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14
From IEentueky.

LoUIsyIILE, March .1o.-Friday night
last a squad Of cavalry under the notorious
rebel Colonel John Morgan, who wRs some
time since enormously reported killed, at
tackled tho Federal pickets fifteen miles
south Of Nashville, taking two prisoners
and six Government wagons. On Salur,
day a party Of Ohio Federal cavalry weBl
in pursuit; found them, and attacked The
rebels, killing four of Morgan's men, cap
turing eight, and recovering the six wag,
obs They are row in hot pursuit Of Nor
gan's gang, confident of capturing them.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14

The einahcifsstIoi7 resolution Recommended
by the President, passed the House BY SO to
81. Four Border State members voted for Il.
wareh p Noble, from this District voted
As1issr it What Congressman aal 90 aliF
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14
Charlestown as 4. Is.

AS is already known, Federal troops nov nov
occupv rss 81 Charlestovn Va aba nlaca ' wbe,, ~,
ola Ioh.y.p..,... - ,sfI- -
.H.,S - s- .-,y' 80 "'s ,S ,''tsu f,'u haug-
= ie''er rom rom snss plaee furnishes The fol
lowing items: '.it r,.. - = ~.
The people here 10 CharIestown baye suff.
cred many privations, Coffee, tea. sugar
and salt are not now to be had at ali. And
there has Been no soppfy Of these articIe.
10 tho town for a long time. Salt was sold
as lobg as The stock lasted. At SO a btshsl,
sugar al 81 cents a pound, and coffee at n
cents pound. Instead Of coffee thew haTr
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14
NOTICE,

rs HEREBY GIVEN that sealed pfoposals viii bsse-
ceived al the Auditors Ohce sandasky County Ohio
Wednesday April a. 1s02 until y O'Clock Of said day
for Joiner Work P.sterins and Printing in the New In
Urinary Building Reiereaees 70 plans, and Spscihea
By order Of the Commissioners. rrt. ~. LII
OSCAR BALL, Co. Auditor.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14
huaorser,a by Jobnson q. ana nol,. -

Prof Hitchcock, Of Vermont, in d speech
delivered in New York on Friday evening
last, on the occasion Of reception % The
officers Of the 9th Vermont Regiment, made
the following declaration, according TO the
report Of the ,World, - ,'.'., ,'.'..'''o. :
The President has offered 70 the botds,
States an honest paterpal constitutional rec
oglitiop Of their Stale rights. He assured
bis heareTs that Andrew johnson and .Jo.
sePh, Holt bad iudorsed and pledged his
heart with bis LIES blood @ ibis pr0-
gramme, s.. 49,. - ,....-
We hope this may prove corect; for, i
such lnep as JohRson and Holt are with the
President ip this matter, bis recommcpda-
ton may BE- accepted As an apguFy ofgood
for the future
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14
FIGURING MILL.
THE GRRAY CAUSE OF HUMAN

Il MISERY. s5ast pablished IN Sealed Euyvlopss
Price efntes Leeture BY DR., Gul4erfsn ~ the cease
and cure of spestorrhqea, ConsqmptioD. Mental aud
Physical DEBILITY Nervousness Epilepsy, Impaired Nu
tis ~ i, Nd ,tn aid ibeapa6li5 ibr md IA If
bo Dulneas OF Apprehenslon Loss OF Memory, Aversion
sseley, hove q solitude Tnidity selfdisust Diizl
EAoa InveluntAry RuiasenA AndSeIRal moGpacity the
0onaeguenoes 81 Yoethlul Indisoretion 49,, &c. ~
above snNpsraisd oiee aalf aesd evils may be rez
moved without medeine and without dangerous suFFa
'sna AAa should bersAd hg every youth and asA VI
Sent usdes seal 70 any address plata sealed snvel
oPe on ehe receipt Of Sin ehs, two postage STAMPS bE
Addiessfng Dr., chAs D. o. KLINE. '-'''
lOyi l2T BOweTy, New Yerk, Post oasse Hcx asse.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14
in. RRUNDAqR.
sHERtFEia aALE-

Ftsdsliet Alnts, 8 iI7PTfTO Il q J
vs., a2t SsANDcsKY COUNTY coNroN
DY virtue ofau order of aaiS " ne arcest fou Ar.
ID Court Of Common Pleas Of sandusky county. ana
State Of Oho viii oef Tor sale atths doof az ths Coort
Housein Fremont in said County, on y.
Tuesday, April 99d, 1862,
Real Estate 10 wit; ~ ~
In-Iot number tventy4ous IA woodviie, and In.lot,
numbers seventy seventy one eightyeiet eighty
nine IN Patts addition 70 woodsile, sandusy soun
", Ohio. aaa -a- .f. iaat'i u ftd vi = .lIi1 Fl
D ~ el.r A. r. FERGUSON. Sheriff.
Fremont, March IA, 1882 10w0--pf S922 f'sE it..
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14
Z Krom Ne,E. rrexLeao,.. rLLa,.I- ouI

~ ~ -. ~.
DEEvER CITT, March ,7ih. By Militsr,
Express the following news was received
toI5sv-s q a1iiEd ,sasmS5o' gei ~
r5liA dsspsrEts and terrible battle, fasting
al DAY, took place 81 ValserdA, 10 miIes
South Of Fort Craig, on the 2lst Feb
The fight was probably FesuBled on the 22d
BOSS great on hothis Sides Both pattie,
claim victory. iAEsegimsbt Of Mexicans
eomma0ded by Colonel Panon, ran away
-iiaCaptaih MeRae, who bad ehAfge of A.
slliegy, sHd every one Of his c0mnaad
were allied ttheiE posts and theiF can
non taken by che enewygo9ls s8oilaanih
Carson was within 10 miles Of For
Csag.s Firing was heard hom bis direction
With what result wac not ascettained. q
the time tho messenger left. .buq9 liodi taai
-. u
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14

II. - - ~ Z - - ~ -
ss4he essppsiiep n Iecshuzg ,by the Fed
Hral srpg issp iip1sEtegt move. LoesburQ
has been the hsadquasters 81 he, ieit wing
effhp rebsl aEmy Qfihs poiopse andsr
Gen. tobasoq. vas n esisewgtina 10
move - LeesheFg thai The disaster q BalIs
Rlue st Elvardas > Perry took plaza Iaes,
kpEa - IN ippastent Strategic p0iDt, =
guarding The flank Of beth Manassas, and
WipcteEler. Il has been very strongly de.
te1dqd aud fortified 81 lhe iebels, who re-
Raadea Il 81 eha pl sasif slfob ehoIds. But
Eke lha sisopgtolds Of Bowling Green. Cs,
iambns sod NsshsiIles is has yielded d tbs
foEce and stfaLegy Of our sQebefals IT'S
situated ahaat aFe wiISe from the Potomac,
IS about thirty. Ave miles east Of Winches-
Ter, twenty Eve norih OF Manassas, and
about thirty northwest u Washington
Tie London and Hflnpallle Railrosd runs
nom Alezan1ris - fllesbaFe, sia Vispnh.
EeSsblsg is about iIlsben miles don sfIa,.
peFs Ferry ma direct lIqs' PM gstlher b
the river -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14

II seems 10 De about time Tor the rebels to
resume their old cry. @let vs. alone" A'f fai ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14

TT OWARD ASSOCIATION. Philadel-
phia-for the Relief ef the Siek and Distressed "
ficted th YrutaH and Chronic Dissesss asd esPeeia
Iy diseases Of tie ssrHaI Orgaas.s Il
Medical Aayce given Gratis by the Acting Ssrgeon.
Valuable Reports on spermatoIThQa or Seminal Weak-
ness and nther Dseases Of end the
New Remedies employed iu she btspeasary 2ent In aeA
ed letter envelopes, free Of charge Address ksvel9
DR.. ]. SK1BTIN HoUGHT0N, ~
% 1t Howard Association, .inoiras
syl No.2, South Ninth Street Philadelphia, Pa.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14

Our loss -sRs5d 10" vpwards Of
l,o0O,--l 1000 piisonsrs taken, dc.
sT. LOUIS, March 1o.--The expedition
sent out FFom Sedalia by Brigadicr General
McKean into Bates county, has just return
q with ~ prisoners Of war, recruits for
Prices army, and quantity Of arms, am.
munition, &c.
ST. LOUIS, March io.--The following is
m official l'dispatcb "a Maj Gea. McClelian
The army Of tho southwest, under Gen.
Curtis, after three days hard fighting has
gained most glorious victory over the
combined forces Of Van Doren, McCullocb
Price and Mcintosb. Our loss N Killed
Abdwuuuded are eatimstodat lsooo; that
OF tho enemy still larger. Guns, flags pro
visions, DC, were captured Ia largo .qoauif
ties. Our cavalry are ia pursuit OF the
flying enemy. gi9 20 -ss1 - ~ 4
[signedl H. W. HALIEoK,i 10
A. NNh Ir .l-...I-.''H 'H .tf lMo,or 0anhraIf O.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14
have tbe honor 70 be, GeDeFab
Your obedient servant,

- lsit oAhA ~ " NONA4So, pUS' pen. ,a
SPKMGFrKLD, Mo-, March lO.--Specia
the Missouri Republican: gitga 9lss a.sq
% A messenger, who arrived this morning
At 8 O'Clock, reports that the battle lasted
from Thursday morning till Saturday even
ing. He saysthat our loss was about 45O
killed and wounded The rebel loss was
about 1000 killed and wounded, and ,O0C
taken prisoners, among them Col. MeRea
Of an Arkansas regiment. ia3iq roD baa
otThe attack was slpade from the north aud
west our army being completely 1sarround
ed VahDorn, Price, sMeCulloch and Ne
Intosh were present with %, 600 msh.asIg
!icMc0ulloch and MeIntosh arc reported
bad " WoupdedsuY - hoil6Js Ca9d bad
The attack from the rear was made By
McC Cnlloeh, and met by 6igel,1 who sur
rounded him eomplstely.d Hisacorps scat
tared IN wild coDfnsionlo loldl 90 ga'ans sdI
b We have also captured a largo amount
ofstores, teams, cannon, small arms and
ammunition nsnealg9. ESQ psl gaogsa bag
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14

'sst NsnH MilitsFy ADpoiniEnens@R
Steadnaus of Toledo. and Doa Piatt, Of
cincianAsi, we're noninstsa BrgAdier Cen
erals By tie President. = ia'io : taA
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14
-Importnnt1ArmY Ordera.

The following orders of the President have
been pablishedsby aOthoritys Their Importance
and bearing are manifest:am5g sal zsaeg Dr
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-01-04
The Author Of "Swect Home"

Geo. D. Prentice wrote The following from
Washington in 1853:
sAs I sit 10 my garret here watchin g the
course OF great men and the destiny Of party,
| often meet with strange contradictions, in
this eventiul life:
..The most remarkable was that of j
Howard Payne. author of Sweet Home. "
| knew him personally. He occupied the
room under me for some time, and his con
versation was so captivating that | often
spent whole days in his apartment. He
was an applicant for Office at the 'ime-son-
sui at Tunis-from which he bad been re-
moved. What sad thing to see the poet
subjected to all humiliation of Office seeking
Ofan evening h- would walk in the streets.
On such occasions he would give me his
tory OF his wandering-his trials. and all
cares accident to his sensitive nature and
poverty How often. said he once. Il have
been in the heart of Paris. Berlin and Lon.
don. or some other city. aud head persons
singing, or hand organs playing Sweet
Home without a shilling to buy the Dexi
meal, or place 10 lay my head The
W. rid has literally sung my s.sng until ever Y
heart is familiar with its melody Yet |
have b-en . wanderer from my buyhood.-
Nv country has tarned me ruthlessly from
office. and IN my I'D age have to submit TO
humiliation for my bread
Thus he would complain Of his hapless
lot Hi. only wish was to die in a foreign
land, To be tried by srsny-rs and sleep In
ob~curisy. Poor Payne! his wish was
realized He died a, Tuins- His remains
should be brought TO this country and q
monument erected to him BY the homeless,
with this inscrip ion: Here lies j. Howard
Payne. author of IS veet Home A wan.
der.r In h,e--he whose songs were sung IN
every tongue. and founi All echo in every
heart. never had home. tie died in for
eisn and.