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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-25

Arr.ral Of Yankee P'isoners-We appsnd
q list Of citizen and Yankee prisoners received
at the C. s Military Prison, Cary street, April
23i-Ci;iaens SqQire Roster. arrested il,
fredericksburg, A 3ril S3h: Jas. Morrison, il,
Stafford county, April lsh; VIM. Thoa. Cab
bage, IN Prince William, April 7th; John, Pc
ter sud Landy Dowell, i'll Prince Wiiiiaih
county, April 7;hi James Preston, In frede-
ricks5nrg, April 5 b. AID A Non; len, {cldins
to DC British subject 10 KING George, MaFch
9Sih Yankees Richard EdgsriF, ID, In Ma
captured at Lees Mills. April u; John /.
Mors., musician, sth n. Y al Camden G. q
NC. April oOth; Jane. b strsehe1, do doi
Martin Conway. do do; A. CrGckston, =, 9Th
N.Y.,d, do W 4 White, G, 9Th n. Y, dc
DO; Harry Clifford, signal corps, DO do; Joan
f'innkard G, 5l5t Pa, 30 Dc; , L. Gwynn, y
S, d. SOL n Y, at Sau1h Mile, April 2Nth; Nj
Drickley al serg't D, so.h n. T., do do.
Lieut. Alexander, Of CO. "B, l9!h Virginia
rsYi,asnt, brought dow last nlgat, II the
:;.nt7aI cars from Gordopsvitle, Two Yam
keas. named Wm Dunbar sd JAS. Howick
members OF the li,h Ne" YORK regiment
ipco0klyn Eou3ves who wsIo captHrei by
scouts from the l6yh Miasssippi ast FRIDAY
on the frederick burg plank road, o"low Cat
let's Safiou. Hs also brought siA mai
slaves and ons tree negro, OF New Orleans
for me.ly servant to Gen. smith, "! 0 l.
charged with being Il spy. Two OF he slave,
showed the enemy crossing ca lhe Kappa
haunoGk
The steamer Northampton brought from
Yorktown Last evening IA Yankee Colonel
Crook or, and q Yankee Major, of y New fors
=. giment. taken by oHr forces on the Panin
suia while recruiting themselves with il morn
ing walk All Of the above were iJd,,ei Ii
the C. s Military Prison. oa Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-25

The people OF The North are divided into
two parties, iu tho present wsr, as in the peace
that preceded 1.-THE Conservatives and De
structivee. The latter are our cid enemies, the
Abolitionsis, who are crazy people, honest
Z prhaps, in their fanatcsm, but 1t only for a
straight, jacket. The former are our old friends,
who used To declare that they loved us better
han themselves, and that, before Al army of
invasion should march against the South, i,
should march over their dead bodies II seems
10 be supposed that they have changed their
char acter, and been merged by the war into
one seething sau|dron of Abolitionism. This,
however, is a great mistake. The war has not
changed ,heir character, but only discovered
1t to the world 1t has shown them to be the
falsest, the most treacherous, and the most
hypocritical of mankind But for Conserva-
tive money and Conservative men, it could
not be carried on a single day. Conservative
cities have provided the cash and the soldiers;
Conservative Generals have led their armies;
Conservatism has in fine, proved the most
formidable of orr enemies, We are not
aware Of a single Abolitionist General who
occupies Il conspicuous position in the Federal
hosts Mcclellan, Rose erans, and others, are
somew nat ultra in their consor vatism; ana Nc
Cook. who said tbatif he hal an Aboitionis'
in his army he would cut Of his ears, is the
same who proelaims, THE South must be
subdued or exterminaisd
The eonasrystisn Of these nen 10 still, how
evsr. conservatism, eu:y 1t does not mean, a.
~e formerly supposed, the preservation 81 tbs
t.ou,t,tatinn ana the rishts Of the States, but
the conservatism Of Northern commerce and
manufacturer, al any cost whatever to the
soptb-si the cost of every life and hearth
s.ons IN It's lilnits--f.s the coat of converting
jts whole fertile territory into one wat sstns
~ blood ana tears. That Ia what Northern
,ofs yatism means, and nothing else IL Il,
il. ID. ord, the most detsssahIs avsrice-s love
of / ue,., passionate and absorbing that il
woril murder wsola people so I'll its pack
els That ia Northern eousarystittn In " nat
j. it better ,ban Aboli,iouisG.!
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Bs:t-Tais s"ommodity was selling Ia the
rated prices The reason assigned il, that on
wednesday resuisiron had been made for
moss Of the beef cattle near tbs city for the
mss Of tire army on the Peninsula If the
prices which were demanded and paid yss,er-
d.v shall be acted Or as Il precedent, it viii!
very soon become necessary for Gen. Winder
TO fix the price Of beef at \ reasonable stana
ard While the butchers may not bs the only
dealers Ia articles OF prime necessity who are
anxious 10 make ali they can, still in .hsir ease,
a. veil as in tina, of others, u limit saus. be Sc,
10 human eupiti,y. We are told ~ those " 10
ought to SNOW, that while man wants bet iitii.
here below, he wants that little Jus, 40 long ~
ne can hold Oh TO it, 1t IL no less rue that sIi
men are anxious to make their 'i.tie ALI IL
large - they conveniently can, no matter al
whose sxpsnge
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A Nussanse that OusA 10 BE- Abnted.-We
are requested to call the attention of the pro
per authorities to a gang Of half and quarter
grown boys, whose range of rowdyism seeins
to be bounded by Twenty fifth. Twenty sixth,
Mareh.Il and Leigh streets. The parents Of
these boya seem TO have turned them loose
upon the community to perpesrate all kinds Of
annoy anees. AT night, when they ought to be
in bed, and on the Sabbath, when they ought
to BE under the restraints of home, these boys
are allowed to disturb the quietude of the
ueishborhood If Gen. Winder would cause
his police to have them arrested and placed il
some place Of confinement until their parents
gave ample security for their good behavior, he
would reliave the community greatly, and re-
ceive its thanks The names of most of these
bows can 10 handed in to the Provost Marshal
ut any time,
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TIE Resent AtismPt To Escape fronl Tx
Ps,.,t.stsnry-- Speaking Of til. affair, Lent
& Gay, commanding Public Guard under
date If Yesterday, says;
"Ir year issue Of yesterday III noticing III
sa'l;T = ma Pen! .eLt!Ary on The night Of the
i!st last, you say ',ha L ussats Of ths guard
,.sre allied with w:z' Asthe derchment o.
trsP Public Gnard al gays yep r. the pris on
is In on y guard there Grm2d "sth n nsaet@-
the pub'iG 1. led tr DaiievS from you para
grarh That /. waa ina arms Il that corr;
Whica were Waxed, instead OF the pi= .ois o.
The citizen inferior guard. cJurt OF III
Quirv, held at the,e quarters Yesterday, es-
tap.shes the fact from the evidence OF Gel.
Fend;.t ~ and every ether WIRES cilied
that he Public Guard Was prom TT AID : ffi
Gent il d!scnaryiug its Gu.ies. while the ser.
ggautin charge tssJifias that BE examined the
mnskes OF his guard, and AID them III COCO
order"
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YRON ST. LOWS AND NIssorkI.

aeGt.emGn who spent bout three Weas,
Ii 81. i4o ais, and who left .nat CITY fayy tsv.
since, reports 10 the Memphis Asp.al the ~,
istence OF 9 stroi Southern fssIiug sraa,Iv
pr.oCmtn1tiGg over the Abolition party
ihs lat sr, he states, IS composed aim ste.
Ciusiyeiy OF toe German and smI grant Van
zee populatiop. To these may be added
tow y a. are directly ip terested in army GOV.
tracts Tor thr Federal dovsrDmeIt.
Nhsa he Taft, ths Federal force in the cit,
was C0!u posed OF Hecker's regiment ard ,99
German bIttalions of nome guards. All ina
remainder h5a Deen crawn off 10 form par: Of
tas eEpaditioHary force up the Tennessee H.
yer
Northern Missouri he reports TO be alYne4
anaLimoss II favor Of he South, bu; The In.
pulses OF lie people are kept down ~ tie
presence Of federal troops stationed through.
L,Ht the country. all the private arms end
ANIMATION RaTs baeu taksn possession Of
BY ma eIeGY, ana iDnumerabis Cutragss
npou persons aud property huve been con.
united. The whole country 10 rspreseu ted q
De il stale OF complete terror The SouA.
axn part OF the SLSta is more divided Ia sell.
timent.
Gns dpssa!'s informant, VITO Is . gentlsmi1
will Uniformed as 70 tie position OF Gf II,
through n the Stats, does not tcr mo4asuy
entertain n doubt Of III G5ilizy OF the fr!eli5
Cf The Cos fsderacy - redeem Missouri from
Il b Utica rGle, with but little assistance
eve hem arms, ETC., and they Will work O.:
their own political salvation. At pressl.
hey are patiently, though not snnenrgI
biding thsir time.
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King gstseI .

We are glad TO believe, from all the mlfor-
nation that reaches us, that King Cotton, in
order 10 make his dynasty more permanent,
VII. sbdiss.s the throne for Time in favor of
Corn, Wheat add Potssoss lnat Cotton 10
Hing, We have no manner Of doubt, pa, kings
must fhll Ike other men, unisss they manage
their affairs with pradsses and dissection. II
10 obvious that the great want OF the South
will soon be provisions, and That this can only
b. met by abandoning entirely the cultivation
Of cotton tor tho prsssnt, and dsvotins every
sere OF orr soil 70 the production Of food for
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through the ovaTAoWed country. Thus u.
town was avoided, aad this river saiusd \.
tow Mere the company, consisting OF ,o,
parsons, constructed raft with which "
Aoat down she MIssisstppi. The raj. va
diffionit t. manage, the wind hiRh, sud ,ts
partr, ,.ftrT hJ4.irg q, =n T. coEsiC ershs Az
lance, found themselves 10 the middle N ~.
Mississippi, urder Circumstances Of exl,.rs
peril They on trivsd at length TO arousa 20
attention Of some one on land, an Il ssiT en-.
ont and took them ashore. Here they M.
treated with grsa. kiodLess. and OF ths ,s..
Of their way along the river they recsivss
readily the most hospi'sbie attentions tom
.aa country people.
We also learned som thing Of ths aivs,
tuTes of Il gsniicrn an who took dirsrop.S =,
rectlon from the party above. Dis,ru,,n,
the state Of things below the island he ~
many others, started up the river with "a
inten ton Of skirting the nor th shore OF p.'s
foot lake, crossing he Obion river, and ~.
reaching the 10 terror After travelling. 90
distance up the river, when 1t became en-
dark-for IL was dark when To ey startes sH
turned In TO tbs canetrsak. There thsv nv
dared about for some lime ua iii they he
completely lost, and had no idea vhs,s
they were travelling towards the Isks 81
the river, OF TO or from the enemy, who.
scouting parties were occasionally hss,+
Towards morning one Of the cnrnrs
was SEN In se8fch OF guide: sf,s- iaJ
wandering about, returned with n,-s
who, for u ane mule oas OF the partv Of.
niio' oeIeeN ~ put ta3n tE the nth, djrs.
ton. Ihey Dad passed the night With liz.
resi- ana 40 iosd, o1t the way before tnenc,a
Suirs1 Gil tfe!r snsrgiss The country W.,
coEeFeo WIN water, AID miles had u -
Eahec' 81 Times, hs q descent In the arrnrt
or Z iiIlis IGn was reached, q sgep would s,,.
tue travellers from ;as kn2eg 20 the necK t.
places, especially, suGx the party nearly or
mead. In places Inc current Was rapld 49,
sc dangerous wsre some parts OF the ror.
thSt enc or tWo individuals lost their footr,
bnt were drowned; soIne, thinking thew con-
nuo peter route, wandered of and hecans
lost in the flooded an tena@ Lless woods
ious the Day passed, without food and 4,
severe TOLL Tuesday night came on ra!njrs
and SO con tinued. On Wednesday morDirs,
sCms sao.g tell. Al place where some sto.,
ana Cug-ou:s Were found, & large party OF 4,
stragElcrs had collected, perhaps between tan
and .hrts luEsrod, AID aers ,ney crossed bs
axe. l. was Necessary 70 wade in 10 the wa,
10 sstto IL, ovs, and - ere vas i'm er,se az.
order, all struggling 10 gat aboard. A.,
thiE, some iur her Il avelug brought thu nap :,
Doon river. y Ii uis~Wl.s crossed IL & ferEy:tsar
Dyetsburs wa reached. Here our H. forrnstt
aad many o,hert, got heir first meal from M,
time u leaving The island. Men and womsr
turned on. end set before the escaped sOIdis,.
ali they had in III cir houses, howiIg a warn
hearted hospitality that spsexs Lunly r.,
Dyersburg. From this place the ttavc,sr,
made their way To Baii's station, o. he Ono
Taii-sat. and reached Memphis yesterts,
morning.
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War illustrations Next week views OF
the great naval battle III Hampton Roada will
BE- exhibited al Metropolitan Hail. Mean
while, Lse kallory's WAR illustrations,
conveying accurate ideas Of the golden aud
green vegetation and peculiar scenery OF
Louisiana At the commencement OF summer
and the stirring events Of the Virginia cam
psign, which ended with the stampede of the
Yankees from Manassas, are to be seen every
night, at the Hall. To morrow, at ii o clock
the usual matinee akes place. and at J o slosk
in the afternoon there lie 70 be an entertS'n
ment for the convenience of eshool children
Ne one who mas not sesn these beautifully
sketehed views, and the revelations Of sol
der, camp, and battle life by mimic infantry
and cavalry, should loss the opportunity OF
d~inR So /; is IN hoar or two we'll spent.
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VANITY OF SsrsoRa -JohH pie; - -" :,
the post, ~ "a the 8 IN Of ca bier, an, N,ns1,rs
sonssi paIea, wal tea =; he door Il ~ 49,. n.
to smbftcs MS sog o. the sntcrNs VI
piece, the IL eumaR poet Tepn ss1 ..,s
rssle IA her wi b insul and cbp'emPs, az n
ada aver considered his iGnsnsss 80 A,
sspportabie n,i.iortrIe, slnce II oou w. =
reminded IA IN ~ rs orist1 hS'its 20 b
casioned by The tui Ct .ieNts' siloa
rltasr's blocks, Is .sspeeI bic bai. DO. Us
d-ils nfod Ia Goa tetapiani sis eNhsa -,
and the eusraver not having rsat me- =
Sani,me ,ra's ideal grace hs has J ~ !,
his In EQUATION = toar iarasics A I,,aa.
= rnn,,,Sr. of Pope, is that OF ths piS
sha1x Even the s,rsng- mindsa h
would net bs painted "stn Kiss sa ..mp .
:, NV nj, agility 60 be- superior to ta' s
inv OF na ape. " ncse praise had eauS y
n d. OF Jealousy, bat he failed Ia 'h'''A
rival
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The remains OF MslAr aoaois ,,a3 sH
..ead of The sri Alabama regimen -, -
- Shi,oh. were uttered at hiJh9s Jh'''
thesr inst. .,s,s.e o
Z >, Rtttie has been elected Tit' NI;a
ans t.natham Railroad Company
Uarollua. sasa.~
Ths "A Alabama regiment mas "a j.
a, oHo toyartS baiidirg gun boat '''
tsnss of Aia5ama. .,.,,lsS
A sister of The Yankee 0enersi, fhss,
r>x,as. 40 Al aAama. aud "a nspasw ma te'
Ia the battle Of shiloh. hghnns h'
fsderatss. dsSsir
The Bank OF Cape Fear, n. o. a pa lu'"
a a,viaand of B per cent. io'
mouths ,aks
A aispeseh from oortatn says ssa e.
tasky Yegims tat fought ike "'"
ike stol sown MsrVrs.
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Sent on for Trloi Dennis Lynch was ex
aninsd before called Court Of Hastings,
consisting Of Recorder Caskie and others
Yesterday 1T IL O'Clock, at the City Hall, fer
having, on the 9th of April, thrust a sword IN
the leg OF James Shea. The offence comes
under the head Of felobi9us, but the exarsina.
ton did not show any great amount Of its
chief ingredient, malice. The defendant
was rent 3D. but the Court allowed him TO
give $500 bail for ha appearance before Judge
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f..eI.g ta ,.- 4sstS1 its
/! we CO ea5ceoJ - .t4ssas ttJsislous
enough for the present year, we shall over
come The greatest danger OF our present situa,
item, The saiu.erowiug regions Of Kentucky
Tennessee, Asd large SECTIONS OF Virginia, upo,
which we have formerly relied for our sup
plies. are now in the possession of the enemy
II hss become, therefore, a matter of absoIut-
necessity tnat 10 more cotton or tobacco should
% raised this year, bu, the whole space for
merry allotted TO those be given up to the
cereals. II can yield no profit to accumulste
staples for which thsrs lie no sale. Pro
visions will pay hsttar than snvthing else, Sc
that the course Of duty in this instance is ALAG
tho course OF Iut4-rss.
When the war is over, our planters car
again return 10 their former occupation, anc
King Cotton Resume ale potent snd henefiees
sway. But, until then, ne must go into retire
ment, and If Necessary, be burned fer the GOOD
Of his country The consolation in burning
him, if that ss required, will be that bis enc
mics will perish upon his funeral pyre. We
shall let them zee that Cotton is not only oui
King but theirs and that if he falls, he viii
fall like Samson, and pull down the Philistipes
in Il common ruin.
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Tie Ins,sary Csmpang:-Ws are informed
that Capt. Herbig wants fifteen drivers for MS
company, and this offers a capital chance for
athletic men TO enter the service. The ladies
of Richr ond would render efficient aid to the
cause by -endiug to Capt. Hertig, at the re-
cruiting dice, on Broad street, quantity OF
lin: and bundages. We aye satisfied that
msra NE alton Of THE necessity will be the
means Of bringing in an ample supply.
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Nays~'s Court, Ysstzrlay.-Msry, 4 slave
In tho employment of Frances Mxshews, was
brought before tho Mayor Tor sn,ting her mis-
trsss over the left eye and en- tho noss with 4
table knife This act Of malice on ths part IF
the ssvass darksy was appropriately punished
by srd1 Of His HSnor, ho having awarded
the performer twenty i've stripes imnsdiAtely
and the same number on Saturday. The above
was the only CASE adjudicated
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DOCuMxaTARY TRoPHT.

che comnaIde: Of ore If 10 federal rsg-
gnents wss hurried f1oR h.s quarters 80
rapidly, s. shiloh, tast zig private paper
we're AZ behind ena feii IL - tae hEnUs - /
our ssss. h fJiio wing "Gercrs! Uytst"
i7CM 9sn, sherman, OF be Federal army
was picKea up by 3 tsCu SSler1ts = SictT:
HEADsrARTsas, PTTTsBgRaj
ElGrch -, 1882 5
The Is division Will occupy the tGoA4 iRe
Of this camp.
l. the Is; brigade Will occupy the fidga on
the Pu9dy road, about abreast - tina III JA
e. poi.
4. Es 81 brigade wis camp oa the Ham
bcrg roadi where the PgrGg !1dd comes III !,
near Dol StOErt's hsadqua; te:>.
III Ahs 81 brigace wall cssap on ;ae left o
The tj0rlnth road, i:s right HeaT ths shiloh
CHI pe..
" The 4ta brigade Will eaeamp on The
Ugh. GENRE, It's left reaehilg TO Shiloh
c..sp3.
V. Cavalry and artillery Iced not be In line.
but VII se Stationed Is The nature OF the
sgouu1 - y .dul5.
VI Zach brigade m o. Il camp !coaisg ives!
SO Ii al wls4 Ica tsf imsp g Ers on their Tagi-
mental pay lie, the bcissdes will bs ia iins OF
BIZ Tie Interval ba.Wean he reg neEt Is
not o sxee.d twenty. two az sac.s, Gonva-
ni8n Of water N ~ bs co1sIdsrea, DuE n US I
not control CDe pGsi.t OF tn. cataRs.
iiy crdsF " Brig Gen. Sherman
J. EAsa0HD, ADJ GeA.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT "A serious .ec,den, oe

RAILROAD ACCIDENT "A serious cccident oe-
Cured 10 a train OF the Obs riestcn Kali
road yesterday, sbou, four milss east OF Grand
Junction BY tho displacement e a pair OF
trucks, several ears were thrown from the
track suddealy while the sfaiu wss moving vi u
speed, resulting IN the following c2sualli lies /:
Go, W. q. Baiiy, Maeos. Tenn, KILLED q,
Kennedy, Ky thigh broken, Dr Il. I Hun.
ter, MaNlor. Tenn. serionsiy injured; b. NJ.
Williams, shelby county, hugh broken -
Eimmc8s, Lafayette county, MSS badly
bruised, and some ton OF twelve others siign,.
~ tpJorsc .--Nsmpkis sIpso4, Liza
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Judge Ly0ass Csarl-James Slater wa
brought before the Hastings Court, Judge
Lyons, on yesterday, to be tried for the muir
der of VIM. Clarke In Adams's Valley, several
months stree, but the absence OF several wit
nesses material fer the defence necessitated
the continuation Of the case until the next
term. The prisoner YVES thereupon taken back
to jail Clarke, II will be remembered, died
from the effects Of pistol shot wound, given
by Slater in enc Of those sudden and bloody
ARRAYS that used so often TO disgrace the city,
before the Proclamation of martial law.
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Attorneys Qualified -Messrs. w; Fisher
and John T. Francis, Esqs., qualified yener-
day To pr ctioe law at the bar OF the Con1ede
rate Dist,i let Court. Judge Halyburton, by
taking the several oaths required iF law.
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TGSBAfaAP foHNsOy.

Recent accounts from Nashville show Ial
the das potism established there by i.ilocH
satrap, Andrew John:on, Is ever day sssfI
ing a more brutal and remorseless charsef
Bueii's np-promtses, th2t the parsons y
property OF citizeGx should be protected, aa'
been peTi.diousiy viola ed, aud all the ROT.
and hTutalitles that uarked the orig et1s
patton of st. Louis, Baltimore. aud Aie.m
drie, a-S being re-sGacted with ten!old 90.
tonnes md cruelty. We hear OF IuDsiIs
arrests and i'm priaocments lately Eaes I
authority of Johntoa on mere foAs..ss
cha.ge5. and 81 IL thought tia; the arr IT.. =
parties will be indicted and :yiPd foT peas =
BY civil process. If they shoaid be ceA'S'
we may expect some OF tee shiloh capANs
"puIl hemp" ms sead If co.ton before @~
more moons have rsvoived.
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The meather yesterday was cool. and, after
the warm sp.!l previously vouchsafed 10 as,
was really uncomfortable We think II had a
had sfFsct on the human temper
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GIN, PKISka ADpRgBs.
HHAps'ss Art GKs's OFFICE, Mo.

DEs AKo, Ark, april Z. 1862. )
TIE resignation OF Startling Price, Msjor
General of tho Missouri State Guard, has
been received, and is hsreby accepted, TO iaki
effect from this date. The Commander ID
Chief takes this occasion to express his Sin
cara regret 40 the Missouri State Guard a. The
SIS OF 70 gallant, experienced, aud diFtin-
gnished IA 9Th Ter from their COUNCILS, and te
eucouYa age them In such performance Of ths.i
duties In the fntuIs as Will kaep bright tns
fame they have 30 nobIy won under hiss lead.
ershtp
Dy order Of ths Governor:
WARWICK Horal,
AdiutRAt t. C3e,. ~ al Of Misso ufi,
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WARWICK Horsl,
AdiutAAt. 0e.. sfai Of Misso uri
kKADs'Rs MIAsoSRi STAIR uvAap,
uKs AAc., Ara april .. Nes

Ss,kiss Of ~ dsass 8sArS:
commend you No longer. l nave tnis dty
resigned the con, Mission which your patient
endurance, your devoted patriotism, and your
deantless bravery have nace 30 honorahis-
have done lhix that may the batter Berv0
you, oar state, and oar eosntry-thAt May
the sooner lend yea back TO the fertile pfai-
rias, the rich woodlands, and ~ jsstic streams,
Of or beloved Miss0uri-that may the more
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-25
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the Memphis appeal learns thst Gen .,o e. .
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the War Department, his intention pe.Is
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