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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-28
Democratic Union State Ticket.

FoR SECRETARY ,oF STATE,
JAMES 5. ATHoN.
OF Marion County.
ToR AUDITOR oV srATK,
JOSEPH RISTINE,
OF Fountain County.
yoR TREASURER on STATE,
MATTHEW l.. BRETT,
OF Davies County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR b. HORD.
OF Decatur County.
Boa SUPERINTENDENT oF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
MILTON B. HOPKINS,
OF Clinton County.
The Duty of the Federal Government
I'm its relations fo the civil War
and the objects for which is
should be prosecuted.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-28
Secretary Stanton's order.

The following order has been issued by the
Secretary of War in reference to the publication
of army intelligence:
Ordered, That from and after February Goth
the President, by virtue of act of Congress, takes
military possession of all telegraph lines IN the
United States
SecoHd-All telegraph communications in re
gard TO military operations, not expressly author
lied by the War Department, the General Com
handing, or the Generals commanding armies in
the field in the several departments, are abso
lutely forbidden
Third-All newspapers publishing military
news, however obtained, and not authorized by
official authority, will be excluded thereafter from
receiving information by telegraph or from trans
hitting their papers by railroad
Measures have been adopted to have this order
strictly enforced. The Chicago Times says that
a dispatch was received from Mr. STANTON late
on Wednesday night which gave the following
construction to the order The design is not to
prohibit the publication of all military news not
authorized by official authority, but only that
relating to strategic movements and such intel
ligence rs would give inform itiOn to the enemy
to the purposes and strength OF army.
There can be no objection to interdicting such
information. and it is duty of the press faith
fully and cheerfully comply with measures neces
sary for the success of our armies. We trust
this censorship of the telegraph will not prevent
the prompt and correct transmission OF military
news for which the people everywhere await with
the deepest anxiety.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-28
RMY STORES.

ID IDS WILL BE RECEIVED FROM FIRST HANDS,
I'D and from citizens 10y al TO the Government Of the
United states and oni whom the oath Of allies glance will
be required acceptance Of bid per form anneNed
until II NJ, March 81, 1862, marked Proposals be
opened Mar 3D. ls63," for the supply and delivery
free Of all charges the Troops Of United
PRISONERS of and Indianapolis Indiana Of such
Mess Pork in barrels full weight;
Bacon Sides smoked ribbed. in casks;
Bacon shoulders, smoked. in casks;
Hard bread, in barrels, lined
Flour. extra. in barrels, lned
Corn Meal, in barrels, lined:
Beans, white field in barrels lined;
Peas Canada in barrels lined;
Black lea, in strong boxes;
Green Tea in strong boxes:
Vinegar, in barrels;
Candies, (>tar) fun weight in boxes;
Soap, in boxes;
salt, IN barrels, lined;
Potatoes, flTiSh) in barrels, lined;
may be required by the Assistant C0mmiSssrieS Of
Subsistence stationed az and Indianapolis from
10 time. in monthly deliveries. Said bids, when accepted,
20 form the basis If written contract with bond with
two good aud sufficient indemnify the Unei
States against loss Said take effect the
th Of March 1862. and % continue IN force until the 1t
day Of july lc62. subject the approval Of tie Commits
Of the above items will be received. The
stores 10 be Of the best quality and with actual tare coop
be Of the best kind. charge for pack
ages which must be mark ed with contents, Of
tractor and biz address. Marked samples posfively
quired with the bids except meats
The hard bread be- cooled aud thoroughly dried
before packing. The pes, beans, and salt 10 be in
ured bushels the lrish potatoes BY the pound.
Bids be addressed the undersigned box Inci-
annapolis. Indiana, and samples Jeff the Office No
over Fietoher's carpet store, W Arlington street.
Bills paid monthly.
Bidders requested to be present at u O'Clock
c. l. KILBURN,
FEB ~, lss2 Major and c. s. L. :. A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-28
Governor wright, of Indiana.

We had the pleasure yesterday of visit from
Governor Wright. of Indiana. who on his
way to Washington to enter upon his duties as
one Of the United States Senators from Indiana.
He is in the enjoyment of excellent health, and
has high hopes OF the speedy suppression OF the
rebellion and restoration of the Union. While
decidedly and bitterly opposed to secession and
its leaders, he entertanS the kindest feelings to
ward the people of the South. and so soon as
peace Is restored, stands ready to accede to a
National Convention, should they wish it. to
consider and adjust any matters of grievance of
which they think they have Just cause of com
plaint-CiR. Eng
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-28
The Democratic State Convention of
Rhode Island.

Re nomination OF Goo. Spra9ue and the nhole
State Ticket Patriotic Resolutions Reported
and Adopfed
The Democratic State Convention Of Rhode
Island met at Providence on Thursday last for
purpose of nominating ticket for general OIL
GERS for the ensuing political year, and eltcting
Democratic State Central Committee. The at
tendance large, the proceedings were spirit
ell and harmonious, and the convention one Of
the most satisfactory held in the State.
DR.. Ariel Ballew elected President of the
Convention In the course of his speech on Ia
king the chair he said: ut is not for Us To claim
to Re Unionists We have been 80 from the first
foundation OF our party. We have sus aimed our
Government in its foreign wars7we now sustain
It IN It's present trials. And while We would put
down with the strong arm of power the sacri
le.ious hands that have attempted TO destroy our
Government NAV we be mindful still that there
are others in the community who are perhaps
equally guilty. Is cOnceiving and prOpagating
doctrines destructive to the principles OF our
Constitution as those which are aided by force
of arms"
Col Welcome B. Savles, from the committee
on resolutions reported the following which were
unanimously adopted:
Resolued. That the Democracy of Rhode
Island stand TO dav to Their ancient platform
that they are for the country, and nothing less
than the cOuatry-iOr the | Mon and the Constr
tuition, without conditions or higher law reServa-
tion-ior peace with all men and all nations.
when il be honorabIy secured or preserved,
and tor war when peace is no longer consistent
with national dignity or the preservation of the
peoples rishts-for a stricF- construction of the
Constitution OF the country, and a sacred regard,
at all times and under all circumstances. by ruler
a. we'll A. people, 10y servant a. well as by citi-
zen, for ali is guarantees and prOylSl0ns-iOr the
preservation of the freedom of speech. and the
liberty of the press-fOr an honest and econOni-
cal administration OF the Government the faith
ful guardianship of the public crepit. and the
prompt punishment of Treasury plGnderers; and
against all encrOachments upon State or Individ-
ual rights-aganst the irresponsible exercise, by
public servants. of powers hot delegated in the
ConsttutiOn-asainst oppression of every deseTip
ton-against sectiOnalism in all IT. aspects
against underground railroads and John Brown
raids--and finally and especially against all at
tempts by the Federal Government 10 subjugate
States or divest their governments or people of
any OF the powers or privileges which they have
heretofore exercised or enjoyed
Rescined. That the 80 Called fright Of seces
sion claimed BY many politicians and citizens of
States how IN arms against our FEDERAL Govern
ment, l. inconsistent with all government. and "a
denial of the foundation principles of all demo
cratic Republics. IL IS just as false TO day a il
vas only few years or months ago. when il was
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-28
NJ EDICAL.
PREVENTION Is BETTER THAN CURE


NV LADIES VI DELlCAlE HEALTH Ok ihPAlkfD
h organization, TO those by whom an increase Of
family IL from Objectionable the dersigned
would offer prescription which is perfectly reliable and
SAFE and which has been prescribed in various parts Of
the Old World for the past century Although this article
very cheap and simple, il has been put up half
pint bottles aud sold very extensively at the exhobtant
price Of IS per bottle the undersigned proposes fur
nh the recipe for by the possession of which every
lady can supply herself with perfect safeguard at any
drug store for the tring Of % cents per year Any
physician druggist Will tell you perfectly harmless
thousands of testimonials can be procured Of its efficacy
Sent To any part Of the world receipt Of 81 by address
ing. DR. j. &. DEvERAUX,
P.o- Box, No. 1858. New Haven, Connecticut.
uly22-d&w 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-28

rhr-drnhs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-28
FORM OF OATH.
Feb. u, lss2

do sOlemnly -- that viii support. protect,
and defend the Constitution aud Government Il the UI-
ted States against all enemies whether domestic for
eign and that will bear faith aile glance and 10y
atty 20 the any ordinance resolution Law Of any
State Convention Legislature the contrary notwfh
standing; and further, that DO this with fun deter
minaion pledge and purpose without any mental
vation evasion whatever: and further that will well
and faithfully perform all the duties which may be
quirei II BY Law and contract either verba writ
ten. 80 help tod. .
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-28

Mr.. Chairman. | represent, in part, the people
of a great State. Indiana may point proudly To
her e>cutcheon Ii i gemmed all over with
honor. She did not want this war. She WIS for
compromise and pace. and is now, when they
can he obtained, aS they once could. with honor
and upon the principles OF the Constitution. But
once cast into the conflict, though by 10 act of
hers. she has welded her name to victory on
every battle field where her troops have drawn
the word. 60 and ask her sixty thousand sol
der> how IN the field. encircled as they are with
halo OF gallant achievements, whether these de
mands shall be granted. and listen to their an
Swer. That answer will be. that they are fighting
10 restore Union of equal and hOnored mem
bers, that they have encountered the perilS OF
var 10 restore the Constitution exactly as il can
from the hands of Washington. and 10 enforce
all the laws, to uphold all the Institutions to pro-
tect and deieId all the rights of every person and
State under that Constitution, and that If such
is no longer the policy OF the Government, they
will turn their faces homeward. deceived and be
trayed- Go and ask the tax PAYERS and the voters
OF that noble State for what they toll and pour
out their MONEY. They will answer that they 1--we
on the tributaries of the great thorOughfare of
their trade and commerce, the Mississippi river:
that their fortunes forever linked by nature
and the great laws OF geographical formation
with the States which are washed by it, descend
ing waters: and that by virtue OF and in strict
accordance With the Constitution they intend to
secure a free passage to the Gulf of Mexico; and
that they will every ~here uphold the rights of
others a well as their own; that they labor 10
maintain and preserve the laws, and not to tran,
pie them under foot. and that they seek recon
struction OF the Union on precisely the same
basis on which il was made by the founders Of
the Government They want no -four millions of
slaves set free. They have no money with which
Ia purchase territories for vast schemes of colo
niza,ion. They are opposed TO gigantic standing
armies with which TO hold. from year 70 year.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-28
Special Notice.

TO Al YER TLSERS-AX advertisements taken far
SPECIFIED time and Ordcred ont beTOre TIE erpiJdj0R
ofhe time secifed ,rH he ckarged tie reguiir ratns
Tor he ~, u TIE Time khev ordered oAt.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-28
WAN T E D.

NTANTED.-A good Second hand W aShington Print
w ing Press cheap for Gas h. Persons wishing To sell
such will please address 10 Newert box Co., Evansville
Indiana. ieb27 dat
XNTANTED.-Four five Girls, three for dining room
w and 1.-Two for other work. Inquire at Morris House
feb27-d4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-28

Subscribed and sworn to before me, ihi.--day o.
-- :, lss-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-15

vr;t;RRs tf J.nryoa whilst be resided at the French
Court, without being fsrcby struck With the enbArrsSs-
suts thrown around him by the commercial advantages
,rcnlssl to the French Government Of he In
duc,snts to embark in the Revolutionary var, in which
Ihe U4itsd States we're then engsg'd. A We have a.
ready said our isolation from the sympathy oil iorssn
Salts has happily relieved from complications OF this
nature and WIEN the war snd or rather Is soon " the
blockade "a raised, our GoVerbu occupies the strong
DOsion which viii enable Ii by the lSt Law OF rstAa-
do. to hay. The fsttsn struck from trade in foreign
ports.
Upon this great theme the author Of the publication
before Is discoursss in sls jrthy Of the ubsct-
He has brought to bis task the ripe conclusions Of sIps
reres and rtaseton and careful examination Of the
aeI which belong to the subject be 90 ably treats His
tAins.
Every member Of Congress, and all who desire 10
speak ntelgently upon this anportant sui jsct ought
to poesess tbSmsslVes Of this work.
Tie SECOND chapter devoted to considerations touch
ing an E1chsqusr Bank and Tax on Bank Notes. We
do not concur With the author in the second, ~ We DO
in his Ast chapter but for all that thank him for this
expression Of his ideas suit sct which must at no
distant date take Its round in Congressional discussion
But, perhaps the puSTs-cr at least that part OF it
nov engaged With the suffice: Of Weights, hsAIrrts
and Colns-U thank him mos; fer the chapters which
our author deTotss to this snj Of he handles ihis
question With familiar and able hand, and brings 70
bear upon large amount of rare and valuable know
ledge
Tais publication can be found at the tsAblishmsnt OF
IVES, Jouss.cn, and We presume, other Book Stors'
in the city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-15
D,,x q n. soldiers.

MANY soldiers pas through city from time to line
Wa Owe them a duty While they with Us people
cannot do tvo much for u soldsry. They give their
lives for u.s. and they give more than thAt-mOnthS and
yss,s Of tOOns exposure to ell sOrs Of weather. to the
9Th Of camp e and to the tsrrors Of the crowded hoe
pi al Death on TIE battle Id is often grateful re-
lass TO the sod sr from his O:hsr troubles A mat
ter of humanity Of hospitality, and of policy, We ought
to shou the brave fellows that We appreciate the Ia
meuss sacr they makes for their country. ough
to 20 among them talk to them make them pr'snts o.
iule comfor s. Solliers nearly always hungry, and
they love candy much children love it few nee
packages handed around In company will be very Ao
eeptAbe. A wooden pipe, plug Of good chewing To-
bacco, little paper bag Of smoking tobacco, 10"
cEArs-anyth1g that ministers to the comfort Of the in
nsr man and does not add materially to the Surhen oil
blanket and knAPsGek will do the soldiers heart good
BECAUSE Of it, intrinsic value than because shows
him that you appreciate bis ssrVices Above all let the
cid men, Gnd the young too out particularly the cd
meu-sbe substantial, solid gsntlsmen-the men in pub
lie rle-go smoog them and talk to them. A few warn,
cheering words better than vine for they nger in
the memory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-15
PanIea.

In al probability great battle win be fought on the
Peninsula within the next few days The fate Of var
nay be against US, though do not expect It, IL il
veil for plate such possibility, and to nerve
ourselves for H. The terrible thA. occurred in
shyils after the h Of DoaslSou ought not to be re
p a;sl hsrS We d. not believe they WILL TO-, even in
the event Of defeat Richmond will not be in The de
felos 90 condition that Nashville Bot il = beat to
psrpArc ourselves for the worst PApe' the most
eolu sops the mos. unreasonable and uneontroAbls Of
Ihiugs. 0ae scared iran may info. thousand ten
thousGbd- IaeesSsfHl battle may give rss 10 panic.
During he memorable 2ls! OF July, lsrg, numbers Of
sci Tiers rereated 10 ii. eatrerched camp at Manassas
~th ell soT.s Of 81 ries The SICK and wounded were
olrred IN the cars and stern pr piratOns made to meet
the Va, kes who, I; Wss said, had broken centre
a1i we're marching straight upon II ike manner,
il Hsgsui.s uHips Mcclellan We hops and believe be
E some Hssttcosd eoWsrds viii bs almost certain IN
-un 70 this Guy ui.hcus ssppioE aud tell moustrOus
cries IN excuse OF Their eoHIrdios. Our Gu hOrides
dirdstd al cSohtAdsd men iE the city should pro-
Gsst The usakSr s,h aga thess fellows. Nothing s
70 30 gained BY bsiag scared. LIT "a have no wild
-ampsd, o. women AID children into toe country. The
Yankees hATs ssrors s,orach', bu: - yet Thy have
eaten very few live people
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-15
CO6GREsS
% TIE CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
EoSDIr, April IA. 1852

/ W IhE NONEEDEhA AAAbD VI AhhRAOA
EoSDlr. April a. 1852.
SENATE.
The Senate met at 70 OIL OK n. Prayer by Rsy n.
D H1GE, Of the Presbyterian Church.
TIE
Nr SPARROW, Of L., submitted resolution direct.
z The Committee of kinaree 20 iuqu and report Uha'
sessors Cf the gar lAI in hose Safes which have
| SUN the payment Of tho tax. The resolution was
alJptSi.
BArrLE or NEwBEKS.
| On motion Of Mr. DORrCH, Of n. o., The President
WIS rqlested, II not Incompatible With the public ine-
sc, furnish copy Of the report OF BrsAder Gene
rIL OBJ. 3. ancb, OF the battle OF North Carolina
ADJUrASr Oh ara $, RiGxEST.
| M ORR Il ). @, presented a bill for the r,ef Of
he legal ,prrssukaVe Of g. N. WIKI late AcjuAat OF
ts.4hs q Regiment which, on bis mo ion Vas refer
red 90 tie Ccuuires OF Military Al ire.
IMPORTS AT csARLSroS.
Mr. CLAY, of Ala, from the Committee q C,mreroe,
retor.td back House bill making Augusta port Of Gsv
ery for gods Imported ito Chsrl sor, with recon-
,RdAOa that 1; os pissed. The Till was placed on the
calendar.
| BILLS PASSED.
Heuss bll TO provide for the payment CT officers oil
the Virginia militia fer services rendered. taken up,
exclaimed BY Mr. PGsroS, aud passed.
Hlus. bill % Increase the salaries Of the msser
9rers 81 600 per annum, taken up and 81.
Senate oil ~ amenl tbs several q In relation to
tie par OF chAp'Aips The sruy-yeAs Is, nAye Toe
Ill 81 the pay at $50 per month with rAiioRs
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Ecu mt at IL o'clock. Payer by Rev. Mr.
| lie, If AAbAmi.
Afsr the reading Of the j,urnAl TIE sPELKIR laid
before tie House commune I.on from the Preside NJ
O. ysIrg X port from the Postmaster General supple
meutAry to Z, port previously sub nted, and covering
Ger. in documents relative to frauds perpsraed Gu the
vsnu OF the Pot 0fiss Dsplr;D'n- bV the Sortlern
Express Goa p'ny o. motion, il vas lad on the table
Alio Communication from the President in Response
u tho solution Of the IuIo asking Information ss to
tbs steps that Fave been taken for connecting the Rich
Sa1nd aud DlnVis ard North CaroliuA R,il'oad' aud
tie rail cad from Selma In ALI una to Meridian IN Ms
SSsppi. | sPp-Cs that the only seIs thur far taken
consist In havirg the former surveyed, and In sending
al scent Southwark to ,mins aud report what stspa
sasud be taken to complete the later connection.
/ WIS lAli on the table.
Tie Am-ndnens Of the Senats the bill su:hor zing
she Ploynsr Of clerks the offices Of the Treasurer
and Assistant Treasurer vera concurfeG In.
Thu resolution Of the Senate for int Committee on
Rnro lmlnt takes up and agreed TO, and Messrs.
ri iot Of Kv Chambers. OF Mississippi aud Tibbs Of
Tsnnessee we're At p1ned on The part OF the House.
Ga motion Of Mr. CHAMBERS, the House then went
| 10 secret session
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-15

FoOA1 ZEN siw rock.
WEST & JOHNSTON,
Publishers sad Beot sellers.
las saia srs.t,
Have In PRES. and win shortly psbuIt-
TIE SECRETS OF THE OARB0NARI Rom'nee Of
II: I.l,n revelation; sy nnv y Mond) yra.n-
ih:saAsh o0aisdsr,iI YIN ''r'id' 4: Nay.
TIE VOLUNTEERS CAMP AND FIELD BOOK con-.
a.s useful md g,pssl Inf rmsoa op III. Art ard s.nes
Of for the ssus monsns Ct the .odss; By Jsha
Pari
Field FOR fatons -t Eansachsd PeEuon -Asssh and De-
farce.
Artillery and Artillery Pact s.-hsA aO0s " Var and EIYs-
dive BsbsIancsL
mis- % d ssy-Anudots. for P0ksns, Ia
Port
Cavalry and Cavalry hovsmeas-
Part
Order Of for Artillery osvsky Infantry abd
general det.is Of camp dut', coekinf &c.
Ppf6
s.meota'y Principles Of the hansa-Touagon Of Company
and Re ,imenL
LIFE OF JANIS ". JAcE'0N, 'be isIsi aris Htro;.
tssbye o. II worth tie Pra k.rtJrin 'h'e as uh'
se,sf sI i.roo s.,,s and Ii. %.ny r.Ss heb wi
dsn in b., svsStu, life, e,tiy'uter rs COY 70 fc
romance Than lily fsbshsi fer ths benefit VI ht IT,
COLONEL WILLIAM GILHAhS MANUAL fer vo.
untssrs aad MIL Ia New and REVISED Edsos. Twenaeb
oaiAld
INSTRUCTIONS FOR HEAVY ARTILLERY. Pro-
Pned ard Of oneen %, tbs use Of tae my Of Dc
usiisd States containing thirty Mae besu.ai Easraud
NAPOLESS5 nAxINs OF WAR.
VII.
RoBERrs's HANDBOOK OF ARTILLERY New
Eidon An xlst reprint the I.ia rsvssd New Yerk
VII
or vi7cIyIL rbvsprmSs,s s The bst and mott &C.
euraie Map Of ts sists ever ub ishsd n.li eooss ~
the kssads county road Canals, Telegraph lines Ae 10.
WAR SONGS or TIE SOUTH; Fitted by "BohenI.
an" sonap,udszs Of IKE 'sichnond Di,rsteh"
MOTIFS ON ARTILLERY from Robins Hntor, Chsa.
ney Jse,b, Or ere, M1fdees DaiIrsu Gbbon q Be-
Sn ~ wi. 70, Br.ua n .Lsas.a.l. AitIisrs yhsHi.
y.iuniesrs,
H
COLONEL MILTON cARYs BAYONEr FXfRCf
Il esr.pLsd p ais. NV .nd revised sei,oa Ts.oA
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FIELD ARTILLERY; E1rc'ed
ftn 81 hams al w untsss and NIL H. nev and
TIE FIRST YEAR OF THE WAR; cemnoe.d from
tu.asnte asitr; .m,-senr,n q mitt ~ 'vensrt In
si.ais and Ing IN, d,is Of nn.on's
AeErra ration to ns srod pGb is.tien with an icro
tor ch pter o. psiiiea svssb Al e. The eicdsE Of lie
nt.d stste Cove BY B. V Dest. frms "a t< Of
the Rici 'nd Eagairsr. AID P.nard As eats
kdit,r Of lhs kiehm md IA miner.
XIV.
DE WERE A sto Of Pl~bei.ns and Pstricilrf; ~
Hen Harry W. MI lad, Of AialsnI
- - west yoHrsrtE,
Publ lhsrs and Beck.sf'n -,
gib-A las aas u kiefp1 a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-15

ARRrsr OF USIos hn.-Sevsrsl arrests Of psr,ss
char, cd with Cnion ptsclivi.s we're made In Rocking
ham county Saturday last Amongst others brssgut
10 lows and lodged In the oeu tiouse the foosg
parsons who have always sustained good ctsraers bus
who were known Is very suo' Uhon men Joseph
B:cry, whs has resided CIos. Ksys; D.. Gabriel
HEATH ole, who has lived tbs Mole Hill; and Rev.
Jobu Cline, Quaker pIeacher) whs has resided Lin.
Wills Creek Toe parties are all tlisry genIlsmen, men
OF property and hs.eo ore sxrcbed eonsisrati,
sauDos 10 the spheres 10 which they noVed.-Reeking-
han Rtcntr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-15

COllsmer, Dixon. Dooittis Fsssenden. Foot, Foster
Grimes, Hale, Harap, HarTi', Howard, Hove. King,
Lane, OF hdiana, Lane Of insss, Morrill,, Pomsroy,
Sherman, Sumner. Ten Eyck, Truubull, Wade, Wlkin-
zen, Wimot Wilson, OF Msssachusetts-29.
EAIs-hessIs. Blysrd, Garlic, Davis, Henderson,
Ksnlsdy, Lith,m, McDsugall. Nssmitb, Powell, Ssus.
bury. Stark, Wiley. Wilson, Of Missouri, Wnghf-lt.
There attenp: to applaud in the galleries, but
Il was followed with h;ssea.