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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07
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AVAILABLE Real ESTATE IN SID
" nEY. IN CAkf STREET. TO1EIH.
y I. T1Th h4 masIInss Ga IN sh1r.
FACTUkING FURNITURE, INCLCD.
ING A GOOD ASSORTMENT Or MAPLE
LUMBER, &c, AT AUCT1ON.-M ths ~
GUST of III. Thomas Sa;er, we hal soil q pu&
He auetioo, th- p-cmi.es, on MONDAY, Ne "a
rarch, i5o2 at 4 o'cs.,ox NJ ak valuable Lota,
inestso a. above three o. them having Q koDG a
~ ieet ssca on Sac south side Il Gary street, md
tnres o. them Ia the 'es- having tho me Aron1
OF ~ feet Anu saeh of hem run ainR bAch LII n
On ore OF these lots there Ia q large wcrkshon.
r~eopHF reoted, IS oy 'oi feet In which fhove N
. lnos, 7s.u4o,e Parcel of ascbinsty fr n0uf
facJurtLg fun;ture, wagons o! a y;h. n tn
weed lice, Incl dug -eiung. shai,lns O,reuiax
Saws. Norieing A. Boring Mxehines two Pia.
mere, end "a lot CT Puhies. and an assortment OF
s.s.onea maple Lumber. with a lot of Turned
Bed-P
A mis- ssle offers peculiar advantages TO rer.
scns d'sp sed IN embark Ia the man u acturips
business, Ehs attention of the pcbHJ il respectfully
CO. Cd 10 ihe
.sHs or thu Real Estate, orp-,h,rd cash
balance at 6 and % months, tor negotiable notss.
Interest sdtet, secured OF e trust deed Tia
LAX : f2r So 20 b. paid b. the purchasers For
the persona pr party, al SENS under 20 es,h |;
fo,9 O Dois / AppERSoN, Aucr.
/ eonsaqu.ncr Of the AN the sbove sais vas
posrpoaed 70 FRIDAY the T.h March Is8., ss {
o'e'o;k [mh 81 G. A.
MEAT FnA AE.D Tt NEMkNT IN ed.
~ Nay or rHE WET ilNE Or
ENtElh, BETWE N GhUvE A Il
FtDEA A l.. tThtETE, II SALE Al
NJ I'll ~ ~ =! bs sold 81 suc Ion, OF tha
;,r"pl.sea, On tRiD I, III ia nNrIh. lSoS
II r'cl CT Z. Il a., n, new n mso len-,nsn,
lo"at,i 81 oys, y W IN lns oegs'sncy cf
MIR. CITY. It's conveniently ARRANGED MT
su' u emily.
IAass-rnA-te I'd, cash; lnlaree at and IL
mo- it,, 10y regnr!ab'e ~ IS. iG tertst rod q
aud 'ins r-ts 'ne,l al LIST no.. 81 p4io rns
taxes for 1881 o vs. r.jd ~ to ruron@snls
GrUbIN 4 & ppERS N,
N EuC'sCt sar1.
By IN fh.HILL Aaetr. 7@.4 81 fttuas.1,n
A t'3INs.hY tn>tN. az aArE-
rs l snail self Mt pubiIl au-tiru, ~ Ia.
PREMISES, in Pc -T-h9rs 81 FRiD Y r.b
VI - Oh. cor" 80 ~'CiUg ~ o'...ock sli ID. n E.
cGl1e-Y, Tools, Sc h'irugiIs 10 the .s.a a.
OF ~tnue' Cochran, dec A., to- sIst,n- pric.
cipH l. Of STAN h zinp> Boz NJ otl,
Inv Press, Nor tfias Is chfT.. lathe Snl.
lows, owls, Vice Pc Bower Lr,,
.r~0rSht anN So p .rCn, PIrrga- Sncrs ..
p terms a., pin Ee... % . T,C ,l,.r r. u bar
sd - Is f Var. - s--,s-
t}ss- --t'E~ c'ca- = cellars aut nUerY
lls'; 80 that SEN, & q. .4.yp rs fwr ars-
Vr1y - NeYot's ne Il. 80.
=, (. WsGyrTS-,
Att.-g@- tof q" 5tf.ipietrz ar
VA FctHlay..
r. .Au7'i , aey.
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NJ ALL PERSONA HOLDING DUE BILLS
Of The ORLEANS HOUSE win be- ~ heretofore,
redeemed In bankAbe money, NJ tho Same Eating
NIB lee Il, q AlII.S.
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BY THOs. W. KEESEE, Aaettonsv,
Office corner of 10Th and Cary sts.)
HORSES, MULES. CART AND 'GON
II FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be
soIu on SATURDAY morning, March 9Th,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, az the Horse
Auction Lot, on Council Chamber Hill,
Several Saddle and Harness Horses;
One pair of very q ne largo Mules:
One Tumbrel Dart;
One good Wagon.
mh7 THOS. ". KEESEE Auct. ,
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LOST.

T OSLO, Tuesday. 4.h i.s.., n
Between Mayei sad Public Wsrshou.s, contain.
Ing . humber Of Tickets and suAdry papers, In.
oludirs three tobaeon notes and list for Myers
Warehouse. The andef will 10 suitably rev ardsA
for i've delivery 70 ne o. By leaving II At G. A.
Baldwin & Co.'S, On 18th, between Main sad Gary
streets.
NH 7-atA P.XHIL.
7 OST-A fne black POOKET-BOO on
I Saturday, 22d Feb, containing - ON tb .
Virginia Bank; with an old letter dated 1857;
also, q Bond for Gas, for hire Of man. A
suitable reward will be given for the recovery
Of the same, or for the letter, bond, and book.
De. LfNUH,
NH 7--lr CLAY, Bet. LIST and Adams stA-
T OST-A PORTE. MON NAIE, containing
/ 4 one eS onfederats note, one 81 note,
Monticello Bauk, Oharlottesville,) one 81
note, Bank Of Fayetteville, N. y y and some
mailer notes, amount not rseollecteo. The
Under will pieasereturn the same to
w. KkESkE, AHct
NH Corner l2th and Gary SITS.
T OST-On Broad or Grace street, between 4th
l 4 aud 9th, . plain gold BRAOELHT. The
finder Will confer q favor BY leaving 1t with.
APPEH6ON 4 DUPUY,
nh Tie Broad street.
CTkAfED-From the sui sori bsr's lot, 9Th
street, bstwesn Clay and Leigh streets,
third house from Leigh, west, AOALF, about
IL months old, red color, with small horns.
not marked, Devon breed, graded suita-
bic reward will 10 paid for returning snid
CALF, as above, or lea wing in form alton tn at
II m ay DO recovered, 1t the ONCE OF the kGlt-
gious Herald, 10Th street, between n ain and
Gary. NH 7-StA1 W. BANDS.
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u ECfiVb A =. L.. >. ny-FSv n N
IL cree OF The District Court OF the CON
federats States OF America for the Easter
District of Virg MIA. will sell, ON EONDA
the iith day of March, 1882 at II o'clock 81 :,
az me coal yard and ium Der house O tslA.ra
= L. HIVES Il Son, on the sonth ada of ma
DOCK, aoouf 223 tens Of oUANO
Tgahs-Cash. in kankabls ipuds
THOS 7 aILkt, Receiver
JAs. nd. TAYLos Son Arcfs ny
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By RICHARD CAUTHORN, Auc.r.

FURNITURE AT AUGTIOE.-On MON
II DAY, 10th inst, at 10 o'elock, at my store,
will cell at auction, lot OF hand ZONE Furnitr ere,
Consisting Of one bssu'iful Cottage act, contain.
ing Cabinet, Wardrobe, BedItesd and Mat
tress, I cane Chairs, 1 Washstand, aad 1 oAne
Rocker: also, 2 Bedstesds, l Looking Glass. 3
Mattresses, L Safe, Dining Table, l new spring
seat Lounge 10 esneseat Ch,irs. l Box WASH
stand, Window Oh AIDES, Mating &c Also, fl ae
Cooking Stove. Nth furniture, Kitchen, Utensils
De. The above articles are nearly new and
in primo order, and csn be seen on Saturday
the 9Th. NIB II K OAUTHOKN
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81 q, q, COOK, AsA'r,


TLfGANT FURNITURE AZ AUG.
r. TIcN On TUESDAY, lith instant, at
10 O'clock, will sell st my store, an elegant
assortment Of Furniture, consisting In part
Of
Mahogany Bedsteads.
Wardrobes,
Bureaus, with Glass,
Mari bic Top Tables,
WashstandS,
EtsGres,
ls Chairs, hair bottoms,
Sofas,
walnut Extension Tables,
(" Bedsteads,
&" Bareaus,
Mahogany Rockers,
Cane and " oox Seat Chairs, Cottage Bed.
steads, Trundle and Single Bedsteads, gar.
pets, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, one elegant
Lounge, &c &c.
Also, ono splendid Mantel Mirror, very
large French plate. AID elegantly ornamen-
ted.
Ths above is of excellent quality, havins
been little used, and is really worth the a.
tentiou Of those wanting such goods.
mh7 L. b. COOK, Auct.
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NA nsSA.

s-.. =, : r,s.,-s-,s->-spa-.u
w :. r!sT sssaYffs,
..Sts saasts.sass s,s ss.as,isee = ssss srpL
pnIsSa A"ArES4, for the -ss>tss Of ses tsa'
t'estsss ssatss. snon.y Of $50, ana uIkesfa-
frsntsasd Aiso, &C :asortets lodging. acd faficne
fufLisasd to those dstirng II. Tho company I, TO
30 commanded Dy graduate OF the Virginia Mill
81 Rec ui:i1g CHics at Bayly l. Moncare's,
Shockoe Sip. Also, corner Of nth and Marshall
sts. THGS.J. MONCUAE
|. A. W. NOTING IT,,
NH 7-lw* JULIAN vANE1RsON.
w A y T q IA nAn.
TO wosk On FARM. n. must b. . COED
Fcushnsn. and come we'll resomm ;nded
Apply to JOHN CL.tNDlNIB q,
NH 7-1ts Gary, below l4sh street.
IA, ANTLD-To puIeha.e place oontain-
proved or unimproved, within from one to
ieur miles Of the city.
Address "Box 1ci," Post. Once. giving ae-
DIRE 8. and ther particulars, NH 7-st.
~ An + sd poou
In the central portion Of the caty, suita BILE TOR
Recruiting Office
Address "M'jor o." Dispatch Oace.
NH 7-3*
WAa1zO-A good 00l0f's r
xAaAASS he0 " aAAV0 "A WOiA1iAs Wl2r
out encumberAnce, preferred. 10 one who aan
briEg good secou.aendsuons liberal " sses will be
pad. apply en- Slh St.. enc door above Leigh.
NH 7-3t~
w A n Il D. 1vv,nI.~r1.v
As0'd COX,
Either n lite or Lsch, to cook for small family
Applyto g. W. MINGlS,
NH 7-3t' Corner I'd enc Caryss
w ANTE -T : . s1 y \ : a
| suitable for q anisu fam ~ ANY pStsoL having
such house to rent viii b, paid the above bonus,
be.idss adiDg COED tsAsnt By giving Possession
of tn the same by LIST Of Apnl; App, yy,o,ros
w ASrAD-A '''s'''* r I, *: so41.,
Uspacity 1862 ouuds. with
Wnsels and Drop Lever.
NH 7-xt. "Box 9;2" Richmond p O.
xAT Ara ED-By 40 o.
wv Industrious LAD SITUATION
IN some store, or job printing Office; has Oeen Ia
the printing business one year; can wriIs good
hand Best reference tivsn. Address
NH -lt' II. tPlLMAH, Dispatch f6oe.
w BLACKSMITH,
By The month, or for the balance Of the year
Also-A Ii ELPEh. Address
nh 7-2.' BOX 9l2." f edmond P. o.,
" U Il Z
FeC young child. Apply at
- LEE Pc WELLS,
nh 7-St Ooraer IL. and krankHi IL.
sa ANTED-SUBsTITUI
w FOs THE WAR
Unnsturslized oitzsnss eyer IS ysars OLD, healthy
men. Non. others Iced Apply. Don't wxas any
others T. apply. Como aud Know.
nh7-,s II. ID. EAUHU.
VIZ MITE
w THREE SUBSTITUTES
y ~ wan ted for the war.
Liberal sums given.
Apply at this ofa 90 at IL O'Clock to day.
NH lite
w ANTkD-Twenty
w SUBSTITUTES.
For which large bounty will be paid
Apply at KINER Il 0ARBER'S,
Franklin, between l7th and 18th Sta.
NH 7-3tf
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By KENT, rave q 90, AnMs.

AN TUESDAY, ll,h .rs. err n 10
" O'Clock. woNvE sal at our vareh Dos -, With
gu Fn 5Fs1fy' aE IL :s['1 e. DRY aoon.
comp is NJ may cb ice eaa drsi able sooJs nov
In er at dcmand IN tho assortmen, viii ba
fOu. d.
Bed Tickings; Fed FixnleI,
Epg OIL td@t o.; L. 4i CD 90;
Hacx Alpacss; Pat hei o.;
r.iatsd Lgi nes a. d UgShrn res;
Graz topA o. 1lntnsr u snet -,
irish iurcs; "a Iness' 9, Iii lss
Linen ID ca +" iLtsd +" O. 81 ...s:
ey Ia l. Drlis faoss eau. bTes
snrish Priat; 9riGte1 Laws;
frsuoa . W. an rssruv o Cd;
Pane Fix e. i'll R. -es,
Wine 'eG.b los IN Jre lstsi
! CheeS Mullins, h ie u nd nrles
| Pal - Ih-,sei bel, n;
Ia u C. 81 u
| linz Un'a. C 4audA, rolioii,
| y n'ed Go 80 co;
6 STAG silks, ep sAIss..
&aT. III 3 sni ID q sst
buck Cove White CJ,toa Hoas;
| Ton ia Hose, br .wr WHITE AID fancy.
eoaet scd st.l EJ.tIgs
} ns. o. . e. Linen 80
| g. CHAM Umb Q t-si Par aaals
oO "a Vel - = 81. uutb1:
" tent TIE us a. &C
VII ee'1el -, - owe axe .uvt ic% Or
b 60 Al rolo.e tle-o Old,
n O. &c, la,
b = % "a 10y % sDtsr.
49,; -. r, ~ ~ 80, - II Csnhh
- 80. i ,erl sF.sf. :.
'..F ia ~1f -. 81 do.
N.scr "a c.lp.ri s.. ss1as,
- C&-s--; LAX .>.,TgsJ
-.< iseyr I. ~ -
sHrt 2 Fl,xl, .1s-,
81 .or- Ws1ti4y. 49,, 81
= ~. u q d g sFg,A o: nle-cs..-y tsrs = 81,
/ a| a'i' = b, 10 'e''i-.-- tasDsa-.
I1ta3..- tias.-
mn EEEr oAtve %. .os.s
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-
~ 1Aa"s 'tfLcR ! SON. eisss.g,..s-s
" ALI - LG 4 tn l.. Gt!BsTSrS-Iy y
v GU ~, Coa t1U FS t. ap 1
or -u@o&p. - -IL1I " w.wi!.e
uTcn h ens's, HIS thzs b a. =
hs'c. conne1c q o ac. n vsiaI.t,s
e. u At, VII c q. = hos.. ~, "a "a
sided I: G, at-in, tSo asrts. ;tor - I, u >, :,
tu-nu.ke sas ~ road re ,as.c Gus H,..,x =.
equity aa- esd. .rh Ii 30 sclc Ia Te,s ,p IN
Iu.ch'p.-s
:. b. Ma ron iT,use .rsv, Asrs 1. --a,na~
a6ou lr eF's y, wk.ra nsrr ~ ...sy cas-
y.'ieir 10 D. - Cora Jcs,:or p: q rs fs.ife
h wv Nlag /. apts 81 grsri's sa1 = 81 s..s4y
Ord - ae our cd Tang. - a. . /, rzvd M
- he D. "a = tse V~iu..bis cs.l,g a. t.< eu,,t
'igui 70 KithHo-o, q on a..sh .T-et Il -vs&
-hr'e VIII o. io1Hn hsr--om octt .tspo ars
n7Hrty tVtsy ON Ct NEfei wsi asr-, ca ana tss
sens o Aeta tlvfe are Variable gra T.. tu.-.,t,
ara ies 90 g..
b'i 80 'hs main dwelling thsts 10 On ,ra iisviI.
cals FROG L-vel } .ss-s ito nsnt hestS ts.r.
'orlsoie d~eiing Ths tract viii b. uha;- rrrc
in'o rsets E u table for uJuI ban rest lie 8 o.
mars q gsr7eps
ERhs.- one-foni IA c.shj halsn. Q ~ g. l2s.d
10 months for Eeg Il bic notss Nth In, -espe ded
and ecuT,d BY a rust iced Ths tsxss rna IN.
sorAnee for 1862 paid by be puEckuers
JAS. NJ. TsYLOR q EIN,
yrh
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~ % n r ThDDL1D, al
- AtnIiUE. On BIZ AY the 7th OF March,
1862 BENZ about t. close out my stock aud oud-
Mesa, j Offer for oae z cd assor.nert OF fns
SADDLES, BIBLES. Carriage sud Buggy
HARNESS, sad great many other Ardeits In
the s;ad1lerY lius.
~ tho Sanis time, my u0expired TERM Of
house On 3 I street, between Main and Cary
Saia 20 commence at ii o'clock A NJ
IL 2b-It~ JAS. TFMpLEkAN
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T ARHE AND WELL Il A N q 4 y
l. DWELLING ON FRANKLIN ST,
BEYOND THE CORPORATlON L1Nt,
FOR RENT The large and excellent resi-
dencs, located rs above. now In the occ u
papcy of Mr.. Robert A. Lancaster. The
house has MIC rooms, exclusive Of The base
mont, with a large kitchen, stable, well OF
good water. and q garden attached to the
premises.
For terms, apply to SamI Rutherford.
Esq, or QODDIN & APPEHSON.
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% REDWOOD q kE.1a, zno,s

q
7 AR8E SALE OF FURNITURE. To.
II BAtG 90, GIG AIRS, DRY GOODS.
1GUY GOnpS hc-Ve will sell at our
store, on FtfIDAY. Harcn 7, at 10 o'occk a
large lot f new aud second haut Furuiture
Coun'in g-hOuse Datke, Lounges, Mattresses
end Bedding, ? Sofas, che ing and sSrnnsiDs
Tobacco, Cigars, and q large lot Of supdvks.
REDWOOD 4 KEAGd.
NH 81 ~ s.ra.t
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NOTTAGE RESIDENCE FOX SALE,
~ PElVATELY-Corner of NJ and z4th
streets-The Lot is well set in choice fruit
has pump Of excsllent water In the yard,
kitchen wood and coalhouse and every conve-
ntence on the lot to m AXE 1t desi ra BILE Rarely
IL such situation, both for health and
pleasan ess, offered TO the public. Call and
examine. NH 7-3t
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TOE HIRE zorsr SERVANT
For the remainder Of the year-a young m an
sober and honest.
Apply TO
NH Its JNO. n. GORDON SUN.
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sober and honest.
Apply TO
NH Its JNO. N. GORDON 4 SUN.
TOR SALE
900 lbs bes. quality Hops.
Mare, years old, and Spring Dray
70 bushels Wheat Malt, suitable tor
bakers
A. J. BYkNE,
INST between Franklin and Grace.
nh 7-.Sts
xN1OO kkWARD--A reward OF 800 will
1IW b paid for tbs detection OF the
ErSon or persons whs, on Monday night last,
willfelly Isfs csd and Injured several monu.
men Is In the Hollywood Cemetery.
THOMAS H. ELLIS, Pres't.
Once Hollywood Cemetery %,
Richmond, March 8. 1892.
NIB 7-3t
~ ROUND PLASTER.
Those IN want Of
GROUND PLASTER,
can get small supply, at
SHOUKOE MILL,
NH 7-Sts South side the Dock.
kT0TIOK-tn Consequence OF the Junior part.
IN nsr being In service, and not having tina
% sttand 10 the collections Of anoounts. VIII after
the Let Of April requts sash foF ell meal % ~
delivery. VAUGHAN AROH0B.
lah 7-tlAps
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Correspondence of the Guardian.
r. w. w.

Correspondence of the Guardian
HEADQUARTERS THIRD DIvrsIoN.a
ARMY OF THE Miss, CoRINrH Nov, LIST 1862.
FRIEND RICH The sunny South !!
Ye unhappy shivering denizcns who
dwell in the hyperborian regions of the
north, where the ground freezes and
thaws and freezes again, where the trees
lift up their bare arms to sky that low
ers on them gloomily, and blasts more
bitter to take than Uncle Sans qunine
come sweeping over the plain, be of
good cheer, for verify the climate, as we'll
as the institutions of the south, are a great
humbug, and will not bear the test Of
sober every day reality. Who would
have supposed that this romance psopl-
ed land, with its orange trees and myr-
tie bowers, its clinging mistletoes and
creeping lanbarnums, was ever visited
with snow-storm :? And yet on the
25th of last month we had one, and the
large fleecy flakes came down right mer-
rily, covering plain and city, tent and
forest. battery and breastwork, with fine
and stainless mantle, that threw its folds
alike over the thousand graves of friend
and foeman, and brought forcibly to the
mind of the soldier remembrances OF
sleigh bride and ball, of music that quiv-
cred on air glittering with frost, and gay
laughter Of rosy, beautiful girls, who,
alas. are now abandoned for the muskst
and knapsack, until overcome at last with
the intensity Of feeling, they were fan to
retire TO their hunks, and drive inspira-
ton from the weed Of Hotok or engaged
in an absorbing game Of sevsn up. But
our discomforts do not cease here. The
nights are cool, the frosts are heavy,
and though the moonbeams are soft,
silvery, glorious though tho stars shine
as never stars shone before, and Andro.
media displays beauties ravishng to the
sight, yet this will not atone for the want
Of blankets, while many hero of Iuka,
and Corinth has TO brood over the sad
reflection that his pants are fast approach
ing the last stages Of dissolution, and
cannot be made TO hold another patch.
True the sanitary commissions are work
ing with commendable diligence. and
during the past week have expressed
three comforts from Bolivar, but then
these were taken possession Of by the
hospital surgeons for the use of their
negroes, and as the number at the pres
ent time is quite large. there is danger
Of The volunteer being frost bitten be-
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EE- We find, in the correspondence
of the McGregor Meas, from the 21sl
Regiment, the following notice ola noble
soldier, said to be from this county. He
deserves to have his good deeds blazon-
ed abroad
| cannot avoid speaking here Of an instance
of true and rare large heartedness that occur
red on the march TO this place. The atmos
phcre was at boiling heat many of the soldi-
ers, sweltering under their knapsacks, guns
and accoutrements, were unable TO keep their
places in the ranks. Some who were sick and
not able to march in the ranks were put in
charge OF Walter Il Braman, Buchanan county
and allowed TO take their own time, only being
required to keep in advance of the rear guard
We had not marched half mile before | OBJ
served Bratnan gradually beginning to increase
his own load, taking from one and another a
part of his accoutrements. Ina short time, be-
sides his own gun, accoutrements and KNAPP
sack, which make a pretty solid load for one
man, he was carrying two guns, two or three
cartridge boxes each containing twenty or
thirty rounds, a valise with fat sides, an extra
pair of shoes, and lot of other things which
caDnot remember. In fact, SO TO speak, he
was loaded until no more would strap on In
vain the boys with him wanted TO relieve him OF
1t his invariable reply was, " No. sir, not
while I'm well and able to carry it will ! see a
sick man who is hardly able 10 carry himself
pack part of this load. am sorry TO say
that the heat and eXertion of that day were too
much for him, and that, although he has rema-
ined on duty. he has been somewhat unwell
ever since.
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fore he is supplied. However, measures
are now ailoat which must procure for
the boys ere long the desired articles.
Of course the readers of the Guardian
are conversant with the movements of
the army during and after the battle of
Corinth. The day after that memorable
engagement we started in pursuit of
Price, and found it at that time impos-
slble to send you an account Of the affair.
The troops have now all returned to
Corinth, but their life is no sinecure.
Day after day, and week after week, they
are kept at work building new fortifca-
tons, and those hillsides who're but
short time ago the rebel marched, a mass
OF fiery valor almost personifying the
the spirit of the Horatian maxim dulce
ct decorum est pro potria mori, " are now
bristling with cordons of batteries. Cor
NTH may be pronounced impregnable to
all rebel onseis, and it is not likely that
they will repeat their attempts very soon,
and if they should, remarked an old
teamster, :" they would find it the great
est slaughter pen they ever hearn on"
The removal of Gen. Rosecrans to Ken
lucky creates some surprise and many
misgivings. 1t will be hard finding a
man that can fill his place in every re-
spect, and at this particular juncture,
while apprehensive of danger in various
quarters, his presence here would be al
blest assurance Of success to the soldier.
The command of the department now
devolves upon Gen. Hamilton, who
evinces very clear administrative ca
pacity, and follows closely in the foot
steps of his predecessor. The third divis-
ion, composed ofSullivan's and Buford's
brigades, is now under the command oil
General Quinby,who has but lately come
to Corinth. Active operations are to be
shortly commenced here. Our division
is now under marching orders for Boil
var, with three days ratons in their hav-
ersacks. All tents and superhuous
baggage will be left behind. The latest
advices from the rebels indicate them as
massing in considerable force at Grand
junction, preparatory TO move on Boil
var. Apprehensions Of an attack on that
point has probably engendered the pres
ent movement
l cannot close this letter without ad-
verting to the signal defeat the emissa-
ries of the copper-head democracy and
conservative enthusiasts, have sustained
at tn hands of the Iowa soldiers. The
final summing up of the votes, shows them
to be almost exclusively Republican.
And this triumph was achieved without
any political chicanery whatever. Men
who had been life long Democrats voted
the Republican ticket, because it was the
only one that sustained and encouraged
the principles for which they were every
day perilling their lives. The traitors
of the north need dream of no utilization
with the noble band who are fighting
the battles of the Union, and sooner or
later they will become appraised that
that band is ready to sustain measures of
the most radical character, provided that
it will tend in any way to the final ex-
tinguishing Of slavery, and weaken the
rebels.
VERITAs.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-11
The Removal of Gen. Mcclellan.

E1- The papers last night brought us
the news of Gen. McCLELLAN's removal
from the command of the army of the
Potomac, and the transfer OF Gen. BURN
SIDE to that position. We do not believe
that the country viii find fault with this
act Of the President. Gen. MCCLELLAN
has been treated with lberalty accord
ed TO no other officer of the army. He
has been given every opportunity to
achieve reputation. The resources OF
tho country in men and equipments have
been given him. He has had the very
flower of tho army-has had tho assist
anco Of the very best and most expert
enced generals Of the seryice-has been
given his own time 10 organize, and drill,
and fit his troops for action. The coun-
try waited while lie held reviews month
after month at Washington, with the
Potomac closed by rebel batteries, and
The rebel haS floating almost in sight Of
the Presidential mlasion. They waited
with patience, met his ever demand UNI
murmurnsly They said TO him, take
your own time. got good ready and then
move 10 victory lie did move -moy