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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

a. --LATEST NEws.-A despatch from Ber
ryvilIe, Va, says that Winchester, Virginia
has been occupied by our troops. the rebels
having retrested to Strasburg. a slight skir-
mish occurred on entering the town.
The foil details OF the late battle in Hamp'
ton Roads state that the attack on our feet
WAS but portion OF the rebel movement
which likewise contemplated land move
ment upon Newport News. The rebel troops
ten thousand strong, came within few miles
OF the post, driving in our pckets, but, per-
ceiving that the Merrimac bad failed TO ac'
compish her share OF the work, they retired
Capt. Buchanan. commander OF the Merrimdc,
had died Of his wounds, as has also seventeen
Of the crew.
Generals Pillow and Floyd have been sus'
pended from thsir commands by JEFF. Davis,
until NOR. satisfactory sccoupt is given Of
the Fort D6sslsoD affair.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

ca The East Baltimore Methodist Epis,
copaI Conference recently adopted series
resolutions, on the RIbsilion, the FIRST o.
which is as folowsi
Resolved, !st, That as body of Christian
ministers. IN Conference assembled, We here.
by express our adherence Of tho rebellion
now existing within our borders, as being
tressonsble in its origin, sauguusry 10 its
progress, and as teoding to retard the I'D.
Sanceuent Of civil liberty throughout the
world.
After an animated debate, these we're
adopted by vote Of l32 years to is nays.
Nsys-Messrs. j. Wesley Brown, Desle,
J. H. Dashie!l. Hedges. Hall, Kepler, X in.
seq. a'Cour!ney Norris, Perish, Philip B.
Reese. Sargent. Stevenson, SpaDger and
Welty,-l5.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

eg Tns SrrRENE CouRT.-An attempt is
making iu the Legislature TO move the place
Of holding the Supreme Court, for the North.
ern District, ffou this place TO Williamsport.
The only plausible reason that can be urged
is that the district is too small, and should
be attached to the Harrisburg district. The
Judges themselves allege no other reason -
The removal to our ambitious rival certainly
wont enlarge the district. Their new Court
House, which is certainly highly ereditable,
can be admired by the Judges or others with.
requiring them TO hold court in it.
We here insert the bill as read 10 place by
Senator johnson:
SECTION |. BE il enacted, &c, That the
regula, terms Of the Supreme Court for the
Northern District Of Pennsylvania shail be
hereafter held at Williamsport, in the county
of Lycoming. ond oil adjourned aud special
terms Of said Court for said District, shall be
held OF the same place, unless otherwise spe.
cially ordered by said Court, under existing
laws, and it shall be the duty Of the Protho.
nitary Of said District TO remove the records
10 his Office to the borough Of Williamsport
within forty days after the passage Of this
net
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

c. SORE HEADs-Our notice Of the sore.
headed Sympathizers with Floyd and Breckin.
ridge, last week, touched our bilious neighbor
OF the bogus Democrat in a tender place, and
lie stopped the press to make the following
learned reply:
"WoNT PumIsu IT-The notorious little
advocate Of mob law who CONTROLS tha: obscure
sheet, the Sunbury american, will not publish
Nch Wyck's "Great Speech" IL could tiud
room TO justify midnight attacks upon private
property, be could make u great ado about
Dickinson and Holts" speeches, because he
thought they might nave some Influence on
the fall election-carryirg 1t for the no party
party, OF patriotic army swiDdlers- IN which
hs felt specially interested; he can talk SIX
months abolt Floyd's having sent arms into
Southern Arsendls, but ca be cannot devote
single issue 10 the scoundrels of bis own
party who have stolen a hundred millions
from the people.-a.a"
Now we will agree to furnish the learned
and veracions Truman with q copy Of Cobb's
Spelling Book, latest edition, by which he
cAn learn 10 spell control, renegade and other
hard words correctly, il no will point out a
single sentence OF ours 'justifyug mobs or
midnight attacks on private property"
Bntwbat is still more ridiculous and absurd,
is the charge that I'VE cannot Gevote a single
issue to the scouOdrels of our own party
Have We not been pitching into these very
scoundrels, as we'll as their defenders, Truman
among them, for the last six mouths? When
the true Democratic party shall get rid Of
such excrescences which We trust will not be
long, the Northumberland County Democrat
will be up the spout, or else located in the
land Of Dixie, where, if its merits are not
acknowledged, its sympathies will be at least
appreciated.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

uS- Jno. G, Breckenridge, late Vice. Presi
dent of the United States, is q candidate for
d seat in the Confederate Congress. Ia bis
address to the people Of Kentucky, nnnoun.
cling bis candidacy. he "defnes bis position"
thus
81 sm utterly opposed to q reconstruction
OF the old government or any measure which
| in the renotest degree tends 10 that diree.
ton. For one. shall never consent that
peace shall De made until lhs very last Of all
the enemies ofour liberty shall be driven, not
only from our hsllowed soil, but from every
foot OF territory which, by its geographical
position, naturally belongs to the South"
The Northumberland County Democr at will
please copy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

SrRlNorIRIp, Mo-, March lO.-(Speeial to
the St. Louis Republican, A mrssepgeI;
who arrived here at three O'Clock this morning
reports that the battle at Pea Ridge lasted
from Thursday morning to Saturday evening,
aud that o1r loss wHs aboui four hundred and
fifty killed and Wounded.
The rebel loss was about 1000 killed and
wounded, and 1000 taken prisoners. Among
the latter was Colonel McItee, Of an Arkun.
sas regiment.
The attack on our forces was made from
the north and wes.-our army being CON-
pletely surrounded.
Generals Van Dorm, Price. McCuloch, and
Mclntosh we're present with $4,000 men.
McCulloch and Mcintosh are reported to
have been mortally wounded.
The attack from the reOr wss made by
McCulloch and met by General Sigel, who
wounded him and completely scattered his
force 10 wild confusion. We have also cap
tured large amount Of stores, teams, cannon,
smsl arms, and ammunition.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15
Gelegtapbit UrUs,
PROM WASHINGTON,
WAs,lIsoros. March 6. |

ASHINVIoSi Mhrcn U, lOoE.
Mrs Norris, a fashionable resident Of Bal.
timore, and we'll known in aristocrstic circles
in Philadelphia, recently arrested while
endeevor;pe TO convey 6lps ond acids, as we'll
s cypber dispatches to the inmates OF Fort
Lafayette, has had her papers and effects
examined. The result is. the discovery at
her house Of large quantities Of coutrsbaud
articles and important treasonable corrsspon.
dencs. The most significant matters we're
quantities OF lint and adhesive plaster, which
will DOW find use in different direction than
was originally intended.
Secretary Seward is preparing an elaborate
and outspoken communication to Conere.
on the subject OF the Mexican affairs, 10 which
be will take ground that the Cui,ed States
are bound by every consideration OF principle
and policy to resist to the utmost the con
tempiated establishment OF sn adjoining
monarchy by European military intervention.
uhe document is one OF the most able State
papers ever issued, and will be Immediately
considered by the Committee on Foreign
fairs o. both Houses.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15
Letter from the 9th Regiment.

CAMP SUsQUEmANSA,
NEAR ALRxASDRIA, VA, March 6, go. J
10 the Editor Of the SnJury .imerican -
Agreeably to your desire, drop few lines
to you in relation to the 57th Regiment OF
Pennsylvania Volunteers. 1t is composed
Of men recruited in Mercer and Bradford
counties, sud was commanded until recently
by Colonel William Maxwell, Of the fermer
county, who resigned a few days sicne. He
was succeeded by Colonel Charles Campbell,
Of Chambersburg, who took command of the
Regiment to-day.
We left Camp Curtin on the 18th OF De.
cember, with the impression that We we're
destined for Port Royal but TO the aggra.
walton Of the men We landed ct Washington,
after two days aud nights travel. We we're
encamped at Camp Mercer. near the Bladens,
burg Toll gate, about two miles from Wash.
iugton, until the 18th Of February, when we
we're ordered to join Gen Jameison's brigade,
Heintzleman's division. which forms the ex
treme left OF the grand army of the Potomac.
Our brigade is composed of the l05th, 63d
aud 57th Pennsylvania and the 7th Maine
Regiments of Volunteers.
II this portion of Virginia constitutes the
sacred soil" l would be sorry to behold the
"profaue" IL such there be), The roads are
in wretched condition, which has retarded
the movements Of the army, About nine
hundred neh have been engaged 10 repairing
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

ca An IGNORANT LooK.--Tbe Sunbury
as be says, "a little description" of General
Cameron, while o. a recent visit to Sunoury.
Its HaIsness cannot be questioned. Here it
is:
"lle is about six feet two inches tall. has
very q ignorant look, wears low shoes and
white stockings" &e.
That the General had a very ignorant look
bestowed upon him, when the learned core
spoudept Of the Times scanned his proper
tioua, is more than probable.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

THE PREsipESr's MEssAGE-p President
Lincoln has taken the country by surprise by
sending an unexpected Message into Congress
upon the subject of slavery. There 10 a
diversity Of opinion concerning the views Of
the Executive upon this distracting subject.
Some claim that he is too conservative. and
too tender with the "psculiar institution" :"
Others maintain that he 10 90 "infernal abol
zionist anyhow" while yet others think he
should have touched upon other and more
foreign subjects. 1t is hard to please every
body but We believe that difficult feat is
accomplished ehout as nearly at the Brown
Stone Clothing Hall Of Rockhill and Wilson.
Nos. COS and COS Chestnut street, above
Sixth, as it 10 anywhere else under the suu.
We congratulate onr readers upon the dis.
covery Of cure Tor Rheumatism. Gout, Neu.
ralgia. and oil Nervous Affections, Stiffness
and Cramps. Scrofulous Eruptions, Erysipe.
las, Salt Rheum, and Mercurial and other
poisonous influences counteracted--W Without
the use Of Noxous Medicines. Jn fact it is
the only known remedy, efecting q perfect
Cure, and we feel warranted from its recon-.
mendations and proofs Of efficiency, in calling
the attention Of the afflicted to the advertise.
ment in another Column OF the AMI
RllEC MATlC BAND"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15
NJ A r r | A G Z s .

On the evening Of the 9th inst. by Rev. G.
Y. weiser, Mr.. RIcHARp LAZARUS, student 10
the Missionary Institute, and Mss 9. ELLFs
Gemberlipg, Of Selinsgrove.
On the evening OF the came, by the same.
Mr.. SAMUEL q. HlLBisH. and Miss CARo,I,y
D., eldest daughter OF F. e. Meyer, ESQ, Of
Freeburg.
ln Selinsgrdve, March 5ih, by the Rev.
Franklin Gerbeart. Mr.. LoyD SuAsrLrss, of
Bleomsburg, and Miss MiRrBA WAGgY.r,LEK
Of Sslinsgrovs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15
LATE NEWS FROM EUROPE.

PORTLAkD, March IT.
The steamship North A merican has arrived
with Liverpool papers OF the 9th.
The papers relative to the Southern block.
ode had been submittod 10 Parliament. Earl
Russell, 10 letter TO Lord Lyons. dsted the
18th Of February, says that the fact of ships
having successfully ron the blockade don't
prevent the blockage from being effective
and argues that neutral State ought to
exercise great caution with regard to de
(dcto blockade, and ought not 10 disregard il
unless the power Of blockade is abused.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

a. The Hon. Robert NJ. Palmer, Of this
State, has been compelled to ask TO be
recalled from bis position as Minister Of the
Arssntias iopublic, 90 sccouO, Of his declin.
ipg health.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

ca The iIon'elad g% boat, built by Capt.
Ericsson, has proved to be a formidable co.
gius Of war. and just 10 time 10 save that co.
bic ship, the "Mianesota." then sground end
helpless.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

e6- TINS SrIRir OF IMPROVEMENT is mani.
testing itself in different quarters Of the town
in various ways. A number OF new dwellings
have already been commenced. William NJ &.
Rockefeller, Esq, is erecting q new building
adjoining his residence, to BIZ occupied by Mr..
James Boyd. A new building is TO be erected
ou the Dewart corner.lot, at the depot. The
s,ore-room of Wm. Hoover, at the corner,
has been enlarged ond handsomely fitted up,
with windows and door fronting - railroad.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15
THE WAR IN ARKANSAS.
TIE BATTLE AT PEA RIDGE.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

Federal loss 45O Killed and HJundsd-
Rebel Lass 900 Killed and Wounded. and
1000 Prisoners -Ihs Enemy's Force 25,
G0O.-Ben McCdlioch and Gen. Mcintosh
MortdIly UOmu2e1
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

ca WuoorrYo CouoH may be greatly re.
lieved and entirely cured by the free uss of
uoohsuds Balssmsc CoAdsl. Read the sd'
yertseueut iu suolher column
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

Er The Selinsgrove Times, referring to
General Cameron's recent visit to Sudbury,
says:
"Frepd Purdy Of the Democrat. had better
keep sharp lookout and well bolted doors"
The editor of the Times and bis friend Pur.
dy need DO under no apprsbeusions. They
sre game entirely too small for Fort Lafayette
or Fort Warren. 1t won't puy to put tom.
tit into an eagles cage.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

capture of Ferndndind, Florida, and Bruins
uici, Georgid-A L. S. Fort RecoreTed.
BALTIMORE, March 10.
The United States steamer Alabama. Capt
Lsuier, arrived here this morning, direct from
Fernapdua Florida, bringing Capt. Davis,
late h,g officer Of the South Atlantic squad
ron. as bearer Of dispatches from Commodore
Dupont to the Navy Department, announcing
tho capture of Fernaudina and Brunswick, By
the Hset under his command.
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S25.)
y EMPLOYMENT:
AGENTS WANTED


W. pay from $25 to $75 per month,
and all expenses. to active A gents, or
give commission. Particulars sent free
ADDRESS Ear SEWING MlcuIsE CotNPasr.
IL. JAMES, General agent, Milan, Chic.
October s. 1861
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

Estate of Robert c Campbell, decd.
NOTICE lie hereby given that the widow
oil said deceased has made her selection Of
personal property under the Acts OF 1858 aud
1859, and hes 6lpd schedule of the same in
the Office of the Clerk OF the Orphans' Court
o! Northumberland county. which will he pre-.
sen,ed for approval on Wednesday, the 9
day OF April, 1862
AMOS VASTINE, Adm'r.
March l5 lSG2.-4t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15
Estate of Christian 8. Brown. decd.

Estate Of Christian 8. Brown. decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that the widow
oI said deceased, has made her selection of
personal property under the acts of 1855 and
1859, and has fled a schedule OF the same in
office o! the Clerk OF the Orphans Court Of
Northumberland county. which will De rre.
sented fer approval on Wednesday the gjh
day Of April. 1862
MATILDA BROWN, Adm'trix.
March Is, 1862 At
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sUNBURY PRICE CURRENT
New Advertisements.
WALL PAPER
100000 PIECES.

OF WALL PAPER OF VERY DESIRABLE
STYLES AND PATTERNS.
LUST received direct from the Manufacturer,
" at the MAMMOTH STORE OF
FRlIING j GRANT.
Sunbury, March IS, 1862.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

To Destroy-Rsts, Reaches, &c.
To Destroy-Mice, Moles and Ants.
To nestroy-Bed Bugs
To Destroy-Moths in Furs. Clothes, &c
To Mosqnitoes and Fleas.
To Destroy--lnsects 90 Plants and Fowls
To Destroy-lnsects 90 Animals, &c.
10 Destroy--Every form and species Of
Nermin.
SEQ Costar's advertisement in this papcr
for the destruction aud utter determination Of
oil forms and species OF Vermn.
Sold in Sunbury Pa. by Friling & Grant,
and by tho Druggists, Grocers and Store.
keepers generally.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

On motion, orders we're granted for the
above bills.
On motion Of Mr.. Boyer It WAS unanimous
ly Resolved, That the resolution passed by
Council on the 18th of March, 1861. granting
pay to mcmbers Of Council be repealed, and
that the puy aud fines during the past year
be ramtted.
Ga motion, the Chief Burgess was autho'
rized to enter into lease with NJ essrs. Stroh
& Elliott for river bank for tho term Of ff'
teen years from the expiration Of the
lease Of Zimmerman & Pnrsel, at the yearly
rent Of $40, according to their proposition.
JOHN w. BUCHER, Clerk.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15
Council Proceedings.

SINbI III .IUICU :, IOU-.
Council met, pursuant to notice-CheI
Burgess in the chair. Members present,
Messrs. Bucher, Zetelmoyer, Wilver,, Boyer,
Bright, Grant and Stroh.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
The Finance Committee reported the fol-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-15

Very Truly. Yours. PIscAroR
y. S. just as | had finished the above,
DR.. A. q. Walls. Of Lewisburg, came from
Washington in order to spend few days 10
camp with me. The appearance Of q friend
FROM the Susquehanna region aroused my spi
rits amazingly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-04


The ice wing is the amount Of our inspected Ia the
city Of Lynthbug for the quarter sntins March s's
Family l4s Extra 6ls supeihus Fine 49, Mdd I'Csi
Cosdsmned IS Total tbI 1f4s
The insp.o ions in Persbu.r 6urrg the last q1sr,er
Family So; Byrs9 ss uavs tup Iens io's. Halves
81 h:e, 4t{Si E.diirg iYa rttL pkgh H.'H
lIoHyosD nAkKBrI AprIs
- TAsx guoations chiefly -.pre'sntDs Uho ssHi, prsss
pLoss s:pI has lac sci tie ssfS less frn-
We qiots At s60I CT for 10 rstni choice Its IS cts
PurrrR ed,t OF TIE ProvsH Asrha fIs TIE n,xi
mt price Of burst In the lily k.,s II so els -
We have heard Of sales Of butter, ty the P,ks, at ~
price hui 10 will no, likely eonm,nd mole ras!lers he
pin Up buyers The order tkes next Monday ar Which
time tie Ell ,twll heEsL
LlrD-w. cent? us to qurs A. s9G93 espn.
PorArors are SCH % at tloc0i rs pb,.
tLoyEK srsD We q tote at si20i5P tu.
FcuR unchanged We quota fuosrhnS q IS; TIr, t7'
milf $500.
Gsoc1hs We qrs,e Rio ceree at 70 e.s oubs IS cts n
Sugar hhss 1924 good ins 22s4 cts hr
earfed lassts 81 30 gall There Lave te.n add
to he stock sI:ee our last roper.
fAIr-ve no.e la to-dy, OF Eer.A ca-ona noas len
A.a 100 Ibi - seek At eli taot Tie VERY EgaL
wusir-Ihs bus 10 very nst 1he ileu dEos
ed 10 tu; and the little ihhs onilps m3sy ten alp
msutt, Pe..rburS sa01l IS for red, and s25!S0 fer
white.
PETERSBURG Ma KKri, Ap hlh
oOus-rts stock h'Dg ben mad I.2y Ied.esl, anles
es ss' su rfy % S9fSs h1ss tendency
s.0eS,yns nj. cured 's snt ~ :. o.. a., ,,,r,
$40 anal sacks nne co.'s rear MORT L. welst
lag about 50 10 " per sack t. he at ~ SO There
before.
wHnI-,, rec, anil Is in brisk md. All ". learn
as hign a. 90 aid day for lot q White
TLCus Mt much eiaF. AMI the inp s'ily ef ss.tnE Il
sNppe prevents pait es sPsrsn enI
-four for the 50 that Wy roa' can DO Fpsi
pIIvA' parties
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-04
ma 1T Ex6.

wAR ILLusrRATIoSs.-L.s sallorys great work Of art
illustrative OF Lcusans scenery and soldier life in Vr-
gni continues to attract crowds to Metropolis Hall
Commsneing at New 0rlsans the beholder travels With
TIE w.hingoa Artillery BY railway to Manassas Plains
when hs leaves the scenic proper and obtains view OF
mo Ifs and the peris OF battle The whole exhibition
presents 90 much variety beauty and curors mechanism
Is to k,ep up upa giDg interest during the time the
Eyes Of the spectators directed to the boards s
ruu" in public favor promis to be ly surpHs,d by
the run Of the Y, KEGS from BeIurfgsrd and JONI
which the programme truly announces as NTord1i-
Ia ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-04
By command Of I,i,r.a.ner.l BHIoO.

FExALs AErtLLERIsTs B "a, do you hear that, l.
s-uadS Re 6j.ioH, d,a's i' We'll, i: isn't VIC lesp
from friend Who got it fton very reliable &c; tr-
ns,, TIA: company OF females from Mississippi intend
oTirg ksir services 20 take The place az scGs OF tie
10 the forts Oh tie co,s' thsG thew ca 80 to
Gea. Bescegsris aid If ssis. be found am where
vi I sateisEt seVe aud patriotism to undertake s1os
tax ,is ia si'si~<pp.. And IN saving this We soull
r0t Ne underwood ictaAu-g that they are In Acy
~ deficient ~ t5Oss Qualities and virtues which SO
'icsu lovely woman aEc rc-des her az obi CT 10 be
lOvSd and admired Blu: they true daughters Of the
Solsh, aud would consider that theT had tsilsd ID do
SER duty il they s snytlng uadone calculated TO id
IN drvioE back he Ruthless invAiers-N o. Trus D,LS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-04

TIIaN Scou-s This YsCd.ricksburg N.vs ears that
on Friday, Mar Dsmiries two T.Iss scouts Old Inisn
aghsers, Ct she 4h Texas Regimen three Yankees
AID pursu;d item until they came unexpectedly upon
Abcli twenty; DO! getting behind q Id house the two
killed three Yankees and wounded Eve. The rest ran
and escaped IL a boat Tas Is the ,rae method OF
syh'irg sur inyadsrI-sl-IyS ALL them whenever ycu
49, thsm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-04

EEaT LOss.-Tas LyncLbars Republican mention,
eVidsJes Of tbs terrf; character 4 the Citing
in the SaE!s WiOsieSSr, that the 42ld Va. Rs,
nID', COL Barks ecsaanding vent into tbs dsh. With
ony $50 men, rack aud Gle, and though uHd,r &c oIly
thirty Eiau.ss the regiment Oss tsenyishi HI I'D ard
aty-ISo vOunisd-nsAry Ous.:hird. Bloody sOIk,
ill.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-04

BAoLH QUILLs-An sIshsnge has just discovered
WY the Washington (Ark Telegraph is edited with
mach vscr and ability aud patriotism. The following
p .ragraPh, from thst paper, explains it:
Thanks to Dr.. Jsmss SEWER Of Laayette county for
bundle Of eagle quilts. We Wrte with no other Sort
and we're JUST out We think the scratch Of them on
thu papsr sounds like the 6se, scream Of the bird,
they are 20 bard ABd elastic. We would infuse the
near, IF h, bird into every Sousherrer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-04
OBJrcr or raE wAl-Ia a late dab,te In Oousresr

Mr.. Fesseaden, Rllical republican, frsn Maize said:
"ls the gentleman from Kentucky has referred to mc
merely wish TO say 30 far that question il Couosrnec
hat 50 long hold to the vios 20 which ho has ad
vertsd aad which advanced the continent. Of the
President l much more desire the determination tf
slavery, ii Is he eonsiu,ionsllI ed.eIed-as be-
feve iJ csn-thsa do TO see the Uaon restored. /
Wish to slavery a; end when this sh. be al
81 End Il il can be eoas;itu;ionAly accomplished"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-04

TseEs4ls 0ArrrsD.-rAs Fredsyieksburg News Of
Esia,siry says that on Sliurdy last Captain horgAns
savssf erased the RlpplbAnnOck ard rssd large
zua9s. Of lie enemy, cooking SO De-. Kias'S land be-
lo- Nsaver-viIl', two and 4 half nrSI from CAtlstss
slIOa. tie surrounded them, took rrisonsr' and plan
dTvaies sold for about o., OOO o. Noadsy The enemy
approached Run, in What force is not knOva. The
prisoners rssrrsd to probably the IADs Who arrived
Ls,s s5aiSy 49,
To Lynshoarg E4yginias, Of yesterday, rays that
L',u-. Thompson, Of FrArkHo, Who arrived in EhIt
az We sly reports that SsuIrts cavalry e'pIared
slys-'y-o-s Yankees the evening previous, a. point
nsa- there the Osrgs Gad AeIIsdrA RNlrOtd crosses
tie sa-rs1aynOSk. Tss PISoasrs SurrOuadei and
sspu.5- .-gci 6'cOlIAsd. Lett rbOnPs;u saw tie
prisoner. 80 his report aay Be- relied upon.