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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10
By JANE NJ. Taylor sov, AueiL

VALUAbLI LIND IN THE COT TT OF oIssTsEy nn.
y NEAkL' ADOPTING MAkCHnsTER. AT IUcTT k.-1hs
IHiehssss Of The eat 70 for sy osnsi b, Gaass
d. bsq finding that sotttiLs IL Sah III 70
sil sell, By request, 1u sd - " day ".
enuenepg at ~ sck sk hs krsahs, Ma poiaen h-s
(slh Of ths ls which Between ard hen
The Manchester tanl fs tag
sd.re Il Mr.. A. O pu ram aud oh-rs
The be sold comp res snbra Ing The fS,G
svsl tract vi III dwshng theron, an DIV V he al
% Q a. N. UP ed OF Man hts w.
Ire vkos this and Has ba duly for colt ,auss ne 81
has beer h hi Ippr vd Of ma land rsns o.
j-i iststu set In 'dI
slsv,i and nsnness 70 hsnchessr veil 70
n. heart Of b. hmord renders ht y hshy vslsa
Tie for cottage sea 'rks. and for genera aieulbara
be- sab dvtet, sc ding 70 map shsA nsy te ssss
At our che 70 snarIg from two 70 seventy acre. ths a.
ordinR all unty OF gratifying hsr Il ei nan
q-aau T.
1nzxs-ons.thr. stsh renandsr sig and
for Negotiable no;ss, with interest sddsd and secured sy
deeds.
Parehsss. 10 PAY Tia taIs for 1891.
nAH Jas 4 TAYLOR Bon, Ason.
PosrposkNkr-In eonsequst % a tie lhsemsAey Of re
aher ss viii be postponed uli the io
H hhir the fair day thsrsar. e..nsssns 81 II
o's ecr, u.
,Ls-tds LhfA soE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10
VERY CONVENIENT AND WILL GATED
Residence on tbe corner OF Cay md Fou
.hse slreets. for sal, uction Ne . Id

Aued T. en- tn pr.m-e Friday, III lsh Of Apn, lsot
AZ h. d, SRA lie hesldnee loesiei above,
10 hs Occupancy Mr. oardOIs Ths Ii hiss 'front.' =
a. e. On the Northtiis OF GARY street. and back tie
ust re az Foi,he,t i.s feet The Hcuss hiss ave EoOi
rooua, besides tchen, tnd vel 81 piled with ri st A
T1ans sh balance and - norhs, kr
A,bI, no,,s Interest aided 81 ured - trpst deed
ILs sIss for be paid BY The Purrhoe
40 GODDIN / APPERsos, Ass-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10
LOST.
DvBOw,s REVIEW,

~ for March and April '6a,
Jas puhshed and fr sale; so, he January FsbIy
Numbers suppnsdN
APPS NORRIS BooEstore
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10
TBLE0 A2RIO.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA,

IRON NORTH CAROLINA.
WnNxsrox, April s:h-our pickes captured nine
Yankees and killed three, on Monday last within sI
miles Of shspards,is CIsrst county. Three have been
brought in, three will arrive In few hours and three
have been carried TO Kinston Capt, Booths horse wa
killed under him.
1HE VARIETns There d an excellent bin offered st
the popular establishment to night for the ben, a. Of
that accomplished actor, Mr. Charles Thornton ussf
member Of ,he company. The opsrs,is play Of Guy
AaHnsrno atirac iv-but tho re-sppt ranos of tina,
profound Philosopher Pref. VIM. .rov, will attrsc.
hundreds- The hous., no doubt will be flled usual
RIoHnoND vARIsTIHs.
Ben asOf
The opsrsteIlayd
GUT MANsEaINs
seng, Rsek ne 10 Gesp Mas Wren
Lyrical opln.sns Of Prot Borrow, (for this hit On g.
Mari Psrunsss
oousIS JOE.
DETERMINATIONS.
METROPOLITAN HALL
(Also proprietor Of Academy Of NUDE New Orleans Lay
Lrn hALIonr Aetiag hAalgtr
MAGNIFICENT scEE o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Nv, Euadr.d rAousad pis-ai. ETms
Ike hAILoRYs
war illustrations,
Benefit u the LAdss'
National Defence Asoeiaie n. Of Rishuond.
AIHek,s fOld sv ths above .siIss good Ter adns
sion al asy sd,s ,ised ,xhblIon
rh s-sa, work Of an rnnp wed ~ kind, either ia III.
Ola the World aaa which exhibited srswasd isrsss
One Hundred
oOnsesuiVs EiIhts
In New orisanI,
VIII be sp,nsd for the nrst time 10 this ety.
Thurs ,ay Night, 27th March,
And EvERY NIGHT ultl urthsr no Lac Ao, wednesday
and sa urday, a'li os'sE NJ for he assOa.sialss Of La
dies and JuvtnasI.
rspsrra-is ,ev rhovns grnpssI Of srastivs localities
In New ri Ne nntar Of The arlington Arl cry and
cha we're p.ia.i Sy an aria n ss.es., naI on
'st ssruhs to be tu, and natural BY the AID
eitEsns
Tse .uor hes before M Persst Views Of Louih.ns Areh
urs Prihs swamp sO's iAjess, AID ssgas Plantation
Life
L. Illustrated In The Sr'use the march and the ssnt before and
AFTER bate. Ths
PYRorRJHNIo DISPLAYS
!. t<odue led In he sIhib'S n sfhs
BATTLE OF MkNAssAa
PsnNan!s Viva asd As Hunbe: Of introduced
unsurpIsssi
AnOrg the most rrpsb
Ar. bslsa.ips and arias eta d.s.Anst, Of the
WARRINGTON ARTILLERY,
WOUNDED cRHelR
and his FAITHFUL srKID.
AutsAAss from tne tine lHsrd striking
contrasts - tbs
sRRIoUs AND PATHETIC.
~ A Sn Military Band In attendance lightly. -
Ixhb dos EVERY MIGHT. and haulss every "WEDNESDAY
and IL rURoAy at IL s'soSk, A. n
~Aemission 50 ssssi children AMI servants half phss-
Res rv,d ssttI rs ~
poJ epsa s'sloek CurAia rises ats
Tickets for sale A. III. Bookstore, Of IVES; Johnssn, Wood
house Co. kN p Co., No ris, g. L. fidgo0d aud at the
BIZ orhse, At tbs Hall, rsms A. u. I'll bP.h mhiI-n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10
BY JAS. N. TAYLOR 1 SON, AUCr
VALUABLE !AsM IN THE COUNTY OF


VALUABLE FARM In THE COUNTY OF
Y Henrie ,, OF SO Acre. OF Land, ave miles
Eorhu Of hstiy Of kchn srd The lin. .. t,e k,h
nd Ere ,hkbUrS md Rsr a. 10. ssle 81 Auo lon
We auto lied BY the CIV whs bush n,s
II s t is .aS s on 20
ssl somneaeiig u ,ok tract Of lsod In N: County
!, ~ ss, .SS ,hos A.. ~.
Ibundsay Wooded fer the pu cf the fum Joining
the lands lac Prrss Staples Edward hinton, f'q and
others.
TAA improvements eeni.! q dwelling sott ling II
Tnis farm h tQu si.ut n and In sight Of The sniP
Road Ite Rchmt nj Turnpike aad within few hundred
ose ID peasses advant.te OF ocstss ke which vail be
readily 81 by thote Who may Examine IL.
In nediaiey AFTER the lie the will be sold horse
mule AID the us- vAy Ct fraing impsmsnt corn iOldr
Tnsc- to ,r.. r.,.,e Onethd oath the remainder
and IL month"; for negotiable no'O in srest secure
For u. 'Onal properly all CT 80 es.h tia:
an, ut months credit r apr we'd n,g.;,s p.ps n
A pusNnTRATon,s sALB OF VALUABLE
"A Real h.tats, together with the e..i e
narket, Ia n. nrieo soua,y.-as Aenini,rst.r. vii
20 .. H. on TUE,Dkyts ist Of April snrl &c och,
very ,,usi 10 eta located 10 he, rico Coat the
low .. Brina E.ek ami .oimp Holly and nI the late
T td,nes Of stephen - susensy, deceased
AUD in AZ eYc.lsni state Of Guilty.. ion ths other heavily
wooded The osnE evil the high sate OF nprov
The sar. preuses vel enclosed, and e
surrI-d y th an Asuntanee o. water.
III Improve consist a an exc.rt dwelling Kitchen, o. =.
ssI brn, o'rii,g house, al d, As all in cool sI,tr
There upon h e,iss an abundance Of poi,cr clay ff,
bulldogs and every city f btu ting the rttery BIAS MA
The OF u property Is very dsratl.s located in 81
uI.sepaon.ss l. DO hood and raIsesing hs, NY !.
Of bidder.
sD-Imuet,y after the OF the real estate VII ss sci
'ar .hss IT, con ta. IN par Of 100 saa,i, :.
,he,p &C. large lot Of farming imp ementf such usGon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10

moi RT sOAPs.-A shsss lot Of reuss s.sS, ~.
II Psnsdss, festh brushes, H., for sAsH po's W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10
II SAo

IHE VARIrrns There d an excellent bill offered at
the popular Establishment to night, for the bena Of
that accomplished actor Mr.. Charles fhorptop uss
member Of ,he company. The opss,is play Of Cav
Aannsrng stirao ve-but tho re-sppt rancs of tina.
profound Philosopher Pref. VIM. Barlow, vill atrsc
hundreds. The hous. doubt will be flled usual.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE, &c.. AT
ASHLAND, HANovR 0CUsTY

LtRGK SALE OF RUHNIIU4B, &c.. Al
ASHLAND, HANOVER oCUsTY.
nyHI haviag emned oeespy, MEisry
Posps tls Asi land Ho,s aud oil bs banding ss,nsetst
With IL al ne ss: :s .sd sss m
cry ware. table and cheu Tu-ntsrs AsI The
o. De p.ns. on Tdi.y the liA Of April eoaneaens ~ 10
e'eloek, N. for cash
Der Of hogs vii be add the tine and The
ihs prssen 70 tn 20 dss Rag them rare chance Of br
curing many srsei ler scarce CT nos Ireeurtd sssA
sps~,ds THOMAS ". K.ssk. Auct.
~ THOMAS .. KFE,rr. Auet
ExTKNsIvR STOCK SALE OF CHINA,
Il Glass, karthenware, House Rurnn hiIg
e9 ss os.s .ss isa, .. rs.s., q: &
vssai reserve nrs sto Of d. most Of shisn
We .sasoa Il d. l.a h,,.l hors.fspss particularly
,''sd wee r,2s N p.,, -. p, .,,
psser, fa.,
ohlaa. Iisn aad Ter. GAIA Pitchers,
kieI iaa bth snisn Vases.
nstts Bottles,
Jewel Foxes,
Eol ls AID i.r.. st.,u.ry,
Siss sc css 81 50 D.....-.,
win.smr,
chaGpssnss and xias,
81 s'risshsrs,
Pc ~. Discs,
s ss.:
s.l,! .aa IHr. ..a varied .-sr..a. Of o., ..a
Silver Plated walkers.
Coton,
C.fs Baskss,
Tea Sets.
Cofes Uus,
Pitchers.
Bu Plates,
Psp.sr hsshe. AID Jspsnnsd wsitsn In sets and
separsts pis,s
Brsa, Trays,
work Boxes,
French Bronze Clock. sss Z agnAssni 81 day sleei
Of the bis. sualtJ,
Hall Lamps,
G.I bixsarts,
FaA p ale HrrOrs, Of al sies,
hAhss ar, Pier,
fo!lstie and nAnsl hirsrs, Ia great valley.
COMMON RAkTaRNsARl
Also large stock Of goods sultbe for rscsis and
t.r,ksepsIs, srbras Nc val able itAps articles
d,trunsd 70 eio,e pres nj bull sis the s;tfe
,tsek vi be sold with at reeve
TIE viii atlOo sl,ek and DO ssntii ID from
TO day Ihs tour.
DDS he offered In loss 70 suit ssth dsaIss AMI house
he pers
rhe ir,ds on other cities attend ID u. ih,t
hsrs vi be In the ssoss the extent Of Which
IL worthy Of their attention
Par have their sssds snsu;y p.sIsd
and shipped
Terms saIh In taakAhls fands.
GEosGHJ sUMNEa 90.
Iron Front Bsildl1. IS, Cove es'.
Sale sondsetedb BY TH0s. ". KEESGI, Aut
aids
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10
EXTRACT:

ADJJrANr AND IsspR GENESALn OFFICE,
Rensos5, AP = lea !
SPECIAL onDERs,l
II F,srayL VI, spsdAi Orders, Nc. 10 A. o J g. O..
AvrllT ISS! aasad-S dsdsL FurVe's-s d.
Fsed hey all inrug Jrs reaaVs The transfer OF uaec
sop sad rep-r off % hand ema1Aiing fr u re
jobs h'i al rurv'yor . tn. principal pi''e1las depot
Py command .t n, Secretary Ofwsr,
(agnsdJ JHo. WIrEERa.
ApS-lu AIsk AL esa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10

INOR RENT --The very desirable etors nov oetupsA ~
il us, eoraer Of lsth md Gary s;r,sh-
Pessss,Nn Iivsn Immediately. a.,,n
nh fe-H bWukUs eAAAss'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10
nNE HUNDakD AND TWENTY BEACTl
~ faI Building Lots contiguous 20 the III

n 1NE
~ faI BuIIGipg Lots contiguous 20 IN. tity
of hichmond. n Auction. .Ss viii SET upon ins brs
II s on fussda, dar Il April CONS sntias AZ DEL o.
D. m besu, Buloias Lots Ling east Of and saeIs
CITY iron lIln ,tett We NsohAns
vile Tu npk- p0rion Of Which Asrs fae nsv
OF the ey This tale sens aore 81 raniv r IeHnels
eel psOps tsa lag lots fer saidns par
poses
Psrsons desiring purehs'e respectfully Asted Usv ms
property he day OF ST. a. Of xh'eh may be sen ~
trs on u the suetl nssr dessi re property vii DO 90
Ia or s'
TInsrn.hs cash. The balance Al sig and IL .eshs for ne
gcAbe neeI with strsst add ADD seeu cd by at tsd
nh rs JAS. n. TAYLOR sos, ASH
AIsoA bsaufu ruburSs- Lot Of tie lis lots en- Dusn h.
adyerused By rs Tatsday oh OF April me ~.
&c ,, rc1 H. beautiful elsyztss and view u hnsnc ~
sas end Of iIh street, aIng cedar tree en- ns e.a
I,.dpx IN hseAa lille Trrppks Ius Ing back 70 sphsS
br,rch q urs water making very dssrsSs AL y: ns-
k.t K'rdsn- ..x
app 81 stoh'
s1-Tosrroxnrxr-Io eonsequnes Of he !nesnsnt y,shr
tie shove s.e place MONDAY he lao insta
commencing AtA s'eljek, p H.
aps-tds 49, ron
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10
NEG ROBs.

WE Wish buy, for Ave or SIX hsrs boys and
w men. We would prefer bu,in alf en- he sam: rts
spS-lu A.Y. sfJkD 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10

WAR DEPARTdEsr, \
ABUTASI AID JssSEc GssriLL's rycs,
htknOna, April sth, lssz-
CENTRAL oepFRs.l
No. 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10

ADJUTANr AND ISsP 6ESILLs ovYfoH,
EoaHO9D, April 9Th, lse. (
SPECIAL ORDEAL
No. ".
XVIII On the d'chaEs Of lr1'ps sIyrE ire ssr1ie. the
emu nders 81 Aad b,t4loaI oil t-ks away all ana
~ svsry po whether Pb prva2rNAii AIMS 70
"a fsr By lie CrlGAnes ohssr CO sSsp gVsa uhiea vii
sn,t e holders " PAyustt
10 - wITHEEs
.,a-iv AsslltAIt AdulaG General
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10

1.-TWO MOST VALUABLE sTc REs snd y wsi.
II Iines the south ride OF Bresd, between
Sd and 4th Streets. for sole at auction WA h
a. A. aeeion the premises, rUpDAY TIE - Of LITS
1861 AZ o'clock p NJ tho.e i've renarIsby well NJ
Idn,aS'y veil arranged GRAM ana Jr OFT na.sss
ab Of oh Oh 10 n9v 10 The saransy " NJ
1hons Qasres and the ether reesnil In he esupsssy
Mes RS Cre sa,r, Q;aries Co IL. Ven n.st ss,sP.S
large aad ONLY admirably vel soap
I'll ., IDS tto,; the part amecg Hs zee
ngei TO- the Aesonas dAnea 81 ists
iami y, to lie fsird On tro-d street. . .,- a-..,-.
ms &c nt u .u Gently eesepis BY rsssu Csosav sshs
Co. 10 r,assay 10 be tbs Or est cry gtsas sss
uiiety. L.. ,...s.N.
Trsss On. thd rash; balance att sid yeas M t1ssaH
I etc ln,,r 81 .. ysbe bali early sssa ed ~
n .,l,,- 4, the ur,h ipi ts ne eis1h pgp
The i,x .Ii iu,ur. for 1862 10 BE nek uhsA
Eh.l ID pN ,-'.-.
u..ou.nc. oth. rain II. above sal. Vas pestpeaN
. sIupnSY Afternoon aeIt the INA Of April isss sane
Losr aonDrN A IDPIRaoN Ann
sp9-h 0
RBCRUITs WAsTED.
Az .uthor,ed BIZ the Gsvsrnsr Of vrsio.s V enlist com
.,t. f,n he MIra. mastered N Ii, Ctnfedsra Ser
- .sr under msrehpg ORDER W eonp.te the TA nss
VIZ a yslu n ers the Confederate sesvss shs aeA
sossy o. 90 viii 90 . II the men .,..
once dspidns Or hANiG sosIsni AreeV
ssn.sd sst st IN ssy rssa sst ssa ssssnd Vii ne sss
srasd 0, MsAnsnt, Va -, vuy,
- 4. psssusas eslA-A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10

MILITARY NOTICE.
uLvNa ben authorised by the War Department. 70 rs,,
Ill enIst and into service, battAio' o. lNrtnr'
fer war o,ppsst OF not n'u 10 me service
am desirous o. GRAFTON AID assistance OF DINERS
Those sling Join In Ills pshiote and HaItst w,
please is city, address me In MI ins corner Of
Lssh and Oh street, .,,, .,or, =,
mh2s-H ". oSOt -, -
WANTED "A capsbl. and sIpsdsuesd q Ik, vel a.
w ouaiaeI IN c tiAens OF !eh ond ana nohsh 90
CONT. eat gsaer.I a.s swisdss and tact oas ca
e,as ,r, At iIy rsse d.d viii pc - address q,
Richmond .. o :, living Ill proper Information ApI-&
WISE Z0UAvRs.
,Hr uudsssn,d IL l,drg 60 npsny Of lssAsTaf eve
10 r.. insnt Virginia Ns'uiteers t. be called WIZ
nav % in comp tn memo sfthe u O.p-ia VIE
hi, eoupany wiz e,td b, ". Pa dssn n the Z'd
.y. ts Sisnrh nntry and taught By him the bayos
srrr,. BeibE in It's dris and hAvi u cd Ca
CAV IN The Of III ps1eh Is bayooet sIfei
biz ability hat drill not b. quss't LED
MI TIA men n this III apply TO NE TO-
d. rgn,d door Above N Ths usuL Of
~ Of $50 paid whsn Mustered 10 the cerfa
r.t ssrvsa
atS-lm U r. fAkpieoN.
L1OR RENT the desirable ssrs hss 0ssa'i's ~
il us, eoraer Of lsth md Gary str,sh-
Poa sssnn kivsn Immediately. ..,,-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10
COP RTNRRsHIP NOTICE

TIyus having eASs for term years the 20
p.r OWE By the Black Heath Co apAhy Of uoli"s IN
h g. ia eJuni. a1d saitr 10 sJpartss1hl snds IRE
Acc Of ,ots TlLsr by Ar ne AL tran act ons
arr 70 sta lively for cash, neither nsnosr hg al
70 mace srsd or 70 execute any no's or oel -
E0n 10 ofthe hrm
prepared bIupPly fnifss and ehsrs WIZ 0oA'
q good qaAl.ty, fraa yard e. be BAdn -, .
samples be st he stQe OF Oartnn eAAmesaAn
49, yAMRs eAeDHHR
AnBRnSE CARLfJh,
ar0-aS HsIofG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10

WANrRr TO PURCHASE, IRON sny to Sn' han
w d:sd yOanE nplSs. ,o
ApSU MDtktnN sCO.
yVANTRD, Hashnsst aAd BssksnisAs for which he hs-
s,s-i.' '' LLAsbEnos Ao@
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10

DADGAINs IN OVER C0ATs.-As the se.'oa D. 81
ID vaDcsA ofsag great bargains IN all knda 81 oy 81
ooas wshave ist Of Shoics GrsJ MILITARY Coats
Ter boers and Pvatss 10 whsh call nssaon beng e
sestin marked BALDWIN, WILLIAMS,
fes ia and I1s. Main stesst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10

Ps-Rt -eather thouli prove uIfsvorabis On tie cay
,at he Ill not take bat vi be PCS psned q vtiei
Qua noliee will be given. aps -dAe
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
European Sentiment.

The Paris correspondent of the Natioa-
al Intelligencer makes hefoilowing no.
tice of the speech of Mr.. Billault in the
French Chambers, which is important, as
clearly intimating the determination OF
European Governments generally in regard
TO our civil war:
The debate on the Address terminal ed
with a blief and excellent speech from NJ.
Billault, Muster, on behalf of the Gov
ernmcnt. He declared that all the great
Powers Of Europe had carefully examin-
ed the question of the blockade, and all
had arrived at the conclusion that tho facts
objected against il are not sufficient to au-
thorize the pretence that it is ineffective.
Moreover, when numerous Powers are in
terested in this matter, it would not be
wise in any of them to take an isolated re-
sponsibility, and singly assume difficulties
for the profit of the rest. All the Pow
ers which signed the treaty of 1856 ad
init the American blockade to be effective,
and consequently respect it. In coHclu-
ding his remarks, M. 'Billault said the Gov
ernnent was earnestly in favor of the abo-
lition of slavery, but it could not inter
meddle in American AFFAIRS unless its ad-
vice were asked. France is friendly to
both North and South, and only desires
to see brethren of the two sections yeuni-
ted and reconciled. There was no neces-
s;ty to agitate the brand which had SET
the United States in flames.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
The Heroic Color Bearers.

In the battle of Winchester parties OF
rebel sharp shooters seem to have been sta
toned for the special duty of trailing the
Union coIors.. The flag of the gallant 7th
Ohio it is stated was riddled by bullets,
but as yet no deaths of the color bearers
are reported. The fighting Fifth Ohio
suffered very severely in loss Of standard
bearers. Capt. Whitcom, of Cincinnati,
commanded the color company of tie reg
iment. After four color bearers had been
shot down-Sergeant Isdell, Corporal
Helde, Sergeant Swaine, and private Ma
jors-Capt. Whitcom seized the colors
himself, and waving them high with his
strong arm, gave a shout for the Union and
its Flag. He had nearly reached the ene-
my with sword in one hand and flag in the
other, when he was shot in the head and
fell dead. A comrade seized the ensign
and bore it to victory. The deaths of the
color bearers were fearfully avenged before
the body Of Capt. w. was borne from the
bloody field.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
A Sunday School Pioneer.

Stephen Paxson, pioneer Sunday
School missionary at the West, il is said
has established one thousand and sixty
one new schools, and materially aided over
one thousand more, riding bis pony,
"Robert Reikes," over sixty-eight miles in
ae complishing his useful work. At re-
ce Mt Sunday School meeting in Hartford,
Conn.,, Mr.. Paxson related the following
incident:
After talking to the people at one OF
his pioneer Sunday school gatherings in
back county of Missouri-call it Smith
County if you please-he gave an oppor-
tunity for any person present to express
their Opinions. "A tail, lank, locsly joint
ed, cadaverous man arose and said, jerk
ing bis finger at the missionary:
Il know that chap-Tve seen him afore.
| used to live down in (somethlng) county
Illinoy, an he come along an started a
Sunday School. Sez Wife, less move
away from ye&- l duno nothing about
Sunday Schools, bnt l hate 'em. When
Sunday Schools come, game gets scarce
Well we moved over 10 Pike County Mis-
soury. Bin thar bout two years, an that
chap come along an started another Sun
day School. Sez l, Wife that chaps
around agin, an' it's time for us to start
We come up here to Smith County, an
we hain'l ben here year, an that chaps
around agin startin' more. Sunday Schools.
If was to move to the furderest corner O.
Orrygon, I'd spect to see that chap along
in less'n year, startin' Sunday School.
l guy it up an I'm goin in for Sunday
Schools. l guess they're pooty good thing
an LII fetch all my boys-seven of en-"
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Gen. Fremont in Wheeling.

Majof- f-General Fremont and Mrs. Ere
mont arrived in Wheeling on the 2slh,
and stopped at the M'Lure House. Gen.
Fremont was accompanied by portion Of
his staff, including Major Zagyoni, n. Dun
ks, E. Glyka, and Albert Tracy. The
Wheeling Intelligeneer says it is not ad-
vised as to whether the General will make
bis headquarters permanently in that city.
Gen Fremont will at once take charge
of The Mountain Department, to which
be has been assigned. A portion of this
Department has, until the arrival of Gen.
Fremont, been under the command Of
Brigadler Gen, Rozencrans, and known as
the Department of. Western Virginia.
Eastern Kentucky and Eastern Tennessee
have been added to the Department. 1t
is said Fremonts Department is slso in
tended to include all the country south Of
the sections named, and which is included
in the same parallels. This, however, is a
matter of dispute. 1t has also been sta
ted by telegraph, that Ohio had been add
ed to Fremont's Department.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
Great Battle at Hand.

The latest intelligence from Sa, annah,
Tenn, indicates that an important battle
will soon be fought at Corintb, Mississippi.
The opposing hosts are being marshalled
in great strength in that vicinity Troops
arrive there daily from Georgia, Louisiana,
Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee. The
estimates of rebel strength vary from
10000 to $4,000. Beauregard is in com
mand. ~
Our forces are also being rapidly aug
mented, and the battle is expected to de-
eide the fate of rebellion in that quarter.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03

during fbe bombardlnent, which lasted
four days. One Of the enemy's gunboats
was disabled on Monday and turned back.
Other boats were struck, but the extent of
the damage done is not known. Our
troops conducted themselves with great
spirit and resolution.
memphis, March 2l.-A steamer from
up The river brings the intelligence that
the Yankees are moving down the west
tank slowly.
From information received here this
morning from Corintb, Mississippi, we
learn the Yankees are reireating 10 Tenn
river.
MOBILE AND PENSACOLA.
The Huntsville (Ala.) Sentinel, of the
18th, says: pensacola has not been
evacuated, but troops enough are left there
to man the batteries, which can resist Fort
PickeDs and the fleet.
mobile is not TO be abandoned as re-
ported. Its means of defense are consid-
ered ample, and were arranged by Gencr-
al Bragg, who knows what he is about.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
Debate on the Blockade.

Thurl6w Weed listened to the recent
debate in the British Parliament on the
American blockade. He writes of it.
The result Of this debate, brought on by
our enemies. was a marked triumph for
the North. 1t is SO understood generally
and so felt Mr.. Mason, who was present,
and evidently passed six irksom hours.
| could not help contrasting his condition
"soliiary and alone" in the House of Com
mons with bis arrogant, supercilions bear
Ing and his threatening defan: language
for SO many years. in our Senate. -