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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-16


Pcris. oad the Iei iat Co.ltss .eiicie. Fi@aAa.
TRIESENAR Mol
Is The pffectual remedy for RELAXATION. spER-
MAToREHHA AND EXHAUSTION % TN
SYSTEM.
TRrESENsE No. g
Completely and entirely erScicares sil --s~ss %
those disorders for which Copsivs and Cubebs have
generally bees thon ght y antidote. thu yin OF
the health % vast portion Of the population.
TR1EsEMAR No. 8,
Is the great and reT1edy Of the civilized world
for 81 impur ties IF the system, wei secondary
symptoms, obviating the destru Give use Il Ner-
curry. : well other deleterious ingredients ard
which all the Sarsaparila in the world csnnAs
remove. TRlESEMAR Nos. I. and 3 alike
devoid of taste SMELL and of al ususeatipc quail
tiles. They are in the form of l0zenge. and lasy
lie on the toilet table without their being
pected
Sold in Tin cases az s. each, or four s. Gases in
one for So and IN 81 cases. thus saving So 40
administered by Nalpesn, Lsllepana, Ro1x. &e.,
DC. W holesale and retail by DR. III. A. BARROW,
1874 Bleecker street. flour doors from Mac Dou gal
street, Aew York. Immediately receipt Of re-
mittance, DIR. Barrow viii forward Trieseuar % any
Part OF the world, securely packed, and addressed
according to the instructions of the writer
Published also by DIR. BARROW. that popular
and beautifully illustrated medical work. Human
frailty. Price 25 cents. Triesemar and Book can
De obtained by special authority from 3. G. FORD,
Washington. d. c. De l2-tr
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FFICIAL.
IMPAIRMENT OF STATE,
u WASHINGTON, JanuaryS, 1864.
The Secre-n-v cf Sts-e will hereafter receive Mem
GERS of Congress on business on Saturdays, CON-
neneing with Saturday, the first Of next month.
janT-tf WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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m Sim c. sToTT. Agent. wa>hinTt.r
II r Z 8 z VI 4 n /.
TRTESElIAR No.

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HAPPINESS OR MIsERYi-fRAr rs THE
IL QUESTION The proprietors Of the :. p Ar

and MEDICINE" have determined-reeardless of
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humanity four of their most instru Give and inter-
esting Lectures on Marriage and its Disqualihea-
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Physiology and Natures Law. These invaluable
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saving thousands and will be forwarded free on the
receipt of four stamps, by addressing Secretary
Parisi0x (dbiad Of AaaioNzy aad Medicias. sos
broadway, New York. 5y le-ly
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cash HOUSE,

~ QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
DRY GOODS At lowest prices and deduction Of
6ger cent. on all sales of ei0 and ever.
If Yen want to buy your goods cheap, buy from
Cash House. W. sell tpclKsirely for CASA. Conse-
euently. our prices are always the lowest.
Customers who buy Of to the amount of SO
snd upwards will have per cent. deducted from
the amount Of their bills.
our stock j. now complete in all kinds of HOUSE,
FCRNISHlNG DRY GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
MOURNING GOODS, WHITE GOODS, SHAWLS
HOSIERY, GLOVES, GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS. &c. &c.. and we solicit sll in want of Dry
Goods To inspect our stock before purchssin
- Goods delivered tO any part of the city or
Georgetown free of charge. JOS. ]. MAY
New Store, 30- Pennsylvania avenue,
Sc 3i- between 9th ard 10Th ste
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NOTICF.-The subscriber. F.J Heihergar senior
partner OF the late firm takes pleasure in ininrm
ing his friends aud the public generally that hs
will continue the business in all its branches unIer
the ior""r name ami title, and will en,leavor To
merit the continued fivOrs Of their former patrnns
j. j. iIElBEEti ER * CO
successors to ii +. l.OuCon X Col
SEP citizens. Military and Naval Tailor
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE 514 PA. AVENUE,
WdsSiSgs0H City, d. C.
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN AND WEST.
ERN EMPRESS F0RWARDERSi
MERCHANDISE, MONEY, JEwELRY. VALID.
Forwarded With SAFETY AND DISPATCH to all
accessible sections of the country. This Company
has agencies in the principal Railway Towns in
the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
WASHINGTON, b. c., NEW YORK. BOSTON.
PHILARELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN
WILLIE, LEXINGTON
Connections are made at New York and Boston
with lines forwarding TO the CANADAS and the
BRITISH PROVINCES, and with steamship lines
to LIVERPOOL, SOC CHAMPION and HAVRE,
ana thence by European expresses % all prominent
commercial towns in Great Britain and on the Con-
tinent.
Al all accessible parts OF the United States.
Z. z. DUNN, Agent
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nRo o S9pEREY;s ANTIDeTE WILL CUR.
1 - ;SotNokhhHA IN six days. No charge of 5iet
yesrs standing, and will not harm the nost sss.s
SoIa ~ y pa H. contains nsinerals Price 81
s soio ~ &c. UPHAM, 403 Chestnut street PM.
11 ,.I AND In Washington by 3. O. FORD corner
HENp pvveet and Ps. avenue; in Alexandra 5.
~ oon a. w. brneeis@ ua 6-eolv
~ supply. he--A ioli
The actual cash va lue marked in plain s.-ures
OF stock collected no obligation to
PERRY & BROTHER.
,,. 70. ave. srd Niath st-o,t
''-H' .Perry Builli-S
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THICK, LARGE. WARM SHAwLs COR TRAY
l. ELING SH AVIS FOR GENTS.
They also answer the psirISse of blan kets for of
GERS IN camp on thsN march
Thick CoLoRED BLANKETS for camr uSs.
GOODS
On" price only, he Gcisal oesa Eais., marked in
plain figures PERRY a BRO
Penn. avenue and 9Th stree.
oc S-lOt Perry Rubbing
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In quarts ana pnts, put up expressly for Army and
Family use. oco-lmr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-13
HRIsT1AH ABAT4 .s......sW HkikM
Cd KRATZ Sc HEILMAN. 3
-FE eli EGVTY F(1TTNnRYf

MArTUFACTURERs5G AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
oie ,,aiog gREGIEEH AND BOILERS,
Saw and rGrist, Mil Machinery Tobacco Screws
2 Gpnmfng Afachipes, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
Eo5 D99HThraStnB MACHINERY &c. "a. 20,
hgrcffrts zevv f5iIw ffEYAEGvILLE, ENB.5s
K%WHE PROPRLETORS OF THE CITY FOUh
dry beg teays TO inform their friends and thu
public in general that they are prepared to do ala
. - MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK, 95ee
and everything apperta tanning to the Foundry bEsis
BeILREso Of any size aud power required. Saw Min
Nachinery, and Mill, Gearing Of any size; Distil.
tefy and Mining Machinery Tobacco Sorrows, Gum.
ming Machines, tThfssking Machines, Malt Mills,
HorHeP0wers Cerh-ahelleTss II achinsry Of all Xii Is
made aud repaired Iron, and Brass CASTING Il
every description, Iron Housefronts, Cellar Crates
&ed Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest iIn.
~ B RI bf Frs bIsTiLLEhs, REOffFTERs, 8t,
Supplied with every description of Copper. aae
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles. RsfriEeratoes
AttenpOraeoEsG spargss, stillhsads and Worms OF
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol stills
YEAST jugs, Cans, SyphonsS &C.; Copper, Lead an6
Iron Pipe, Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps Of every
variety for keer, spirits, oil, Bress Cooks and
kn1sn seat % al parts to at up work and dc
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Ir'S
-. -, OLD METALS BOUGHT. z.-o
They are dealing In and selling Aliens lnFr0. 6
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and r
bling, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Mach
Stephen Hughea' Flour separators, German 10
ing Cloth Gura .Ela5fic BkltiH9, Packing, HoRs,
Of the best kind; Tinplafe, Sheet Iron, Block TIT
Pig Irons Babit Metels spelter' Fire Brick.
=, They hays every AGILITY Of the best Machinery
them, their individual attention, filling orders
promptly. ==rrenting their work. and are satisfied
with re asonable prices, 5----, -----
stEseS1 between First = seoond streets, Evans
vile. 1ndt=aa. -, =. = r.- decT
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SO EdUs.

Dr. HAAS. having LEASED the roor;ss formsrgz q.
capted By Dr. Kivstt. In DR.. DrayG beiIding, oppo
ste the Post Once. for ASsrise Of yssrs, would re-
SURROUNDING tcwuS and country, TO visit his rooms
and see the ppscsmsus exhibition, whether thsT
o Since 9g ss6rg q his last circular and sdvss.
hBsmentS over . year sinces several improvements
and pew Ipyenttong have been made, Of which he
the fterests Oh his patieuts 3 pass m
secured HiBnEaeiIItieS are better estabilsh-
nsnt larger without doubt. thar any other In our
State and equal te any In Eastern cities All those
who need Dental operations performed,r and are
pleasedwith his work. shall be attended TO with
great pleasure. ta aTsE
ed by hfrn;-Continucus Gum, Block OF Carved
work: Eulcanite Base: CoraIits; Amber; CheopIas.
Nothing can excel the beauty and cleanliness Of
the continuous gum work. Il 10 without q seam
or crevice. Cheeks that are sunkan be restore
to nearly their original contour by this Rtyle Of
work. and also by the use Of the Vulcanits, Coral
lite, and Amber Base. The latter styles, fer light
ness and adaptation TO difncult mouths, excel say
cells anything we have ever seen.
he has several anEsthetics for alternating pain
when exfraetingtssth@ They are perfectly herm
less, TIE H1pst Ilcats can have them applied.
nor exhibit anything not made By himself. y =
- Parents should consult the health and beauty Il
their children BY having ths Dentist direct their
health 20 those invaluable organs.
z 1rregnlaffty OF ehidren'S teeth eorTse.sd aDc-
- Those having decayed teeth, should either hare
them extracted filed ct ones fths latter II pos
siDlel. The health of the parties and the remain
Fna teeth demand this.
- ~ take pleasure7 in introducing DE-. Hass.
my SUCCESSOR TO the old rooms in Brsys Building,
hoping he will find them both pleasant and profit.
abIe q Fren my intercourse with the Doctor,
am pleased to ind him one of the progressing )
pSssessng taste and high professional ability and
Standing With this view, can, with safety, recon-
mead him to the community a. 9 skiIlfnl and com.
potent dentist. (may7sl, J. KTVETT.
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-A0S0
Respectfully announce to their friends aud citi-
of Evansville generally, that they are still In
the Feed business, and are thankful for past ia
vors, aid hope by strict attention TO business, to
merit q continuance of patronage on our new plan,
which now adopt from this date, which Is strict
II for cash. All orders accompanied with the cash
viii be promptly attended to; NONE OTHERS EEED
APPLY.
We have now on hand and for sale 200 tons prime
Hay 800 bush old white Corn, selected expressly
for Bread, 500 bush new Corn in Ear, 900 bush
Oats, tons Oil Meal and full supply of Bran,
ShipStuf, &c, and everything usually found IN q
Feed Store, lof which will be sold cheap for caah,
and cash only. Respectfully,
dec7 r. 8. RUSTON e co.
- Almonds, Brazil Nuts, FiIberts, Pecans, Eng
lish walnuts, hgs, raisins, currants, rock candy,
oysters, g4rdines, alum epson SALTS roll birthstone,
sulphur, cOppsrss, madden, extract of logwood, in
digo tartar, soda, bed cords of all kinds, to-
baoc0 of all kinds, backing, batting, nutmegs, CT
gars Of all kinds ginger race and ground,
glass jars, Lanterns and tasks, mustard, pep
per sauce, Matches pickles. stone pipes, powder,
safety fuse. soaps of all kinds, starch, teas vine-
gar, camphor, letter, note, cap, and fancy paper,
wrapping paper, envelopes, salt petre, gum drops,
wooden bowls, jUjube paste, cinnamon, dried beef,
british lustre, bonnet boards, ink oil,
nails, SASH glass, spirits turpentine alspice, soda,
pain killer Hquorice, &C., &C., &c.
Asupply of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale low, by q. E. GILBERT Co.:
dec1Z -.Hf -,4trta ID NO. 4Sycamore 81.
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Old Metal Bought.

J0bbing and repairing Of al kinds done
at short notice, and Workmen sent to all
parts to set up and do repairing on Maehin-
cry and Boilers.
Send for Circular and see Price Lists.
April Sd, 1861.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-13

Ia axlBleached MuslIns.
"0B IA GcE jest RECEEE:RD a
w large lot of B cached Muslins, of ths best
and Justly 80 celebrated" brands that are made in
this country. s6OHAPKER q BUSINESS &C
febS No. 49 Main street.
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u = EoR Issa
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY-&-W WEEKLY
= a YEAR OF CHE II INTEREST.


TIE EVANSVILLE JouRRAL Il now in tho 9th
year OE,its-skisasnes, Duting all that period it
- soqss g = IL sFsry sEsets 1aithfal 'chfoni;
SER efsahs ines, the peopis and the oeHntry."
The circulation Of the JOURNAL IA 3 gratifying
evidence that our labOrs are appreciated, Never
before was Newspaper more nscessary than at
POI tanos of keeping up with the stormy times
In which We liFesa de who does not read now, and
keep in1of med on the current eVents Of the day,
viii have the failure 20 do tor q Hl9.time
DUB ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
Nearly every resident Of Indisns has relatives
mten1ss cs ne ghcora In the Grand Array e the
Lion Indiana has ssnt her armed sons into the
neld oy thonasnds, and they are tattouSd on
among the mountains Of Virginia or narehinE
soufhwaxa through Ksptpcky and Missouri.
taW naonAhs may aRd aonls ofslSn on The Gulf
| Of MexiCo, encampSd before Fort Sumter and
Charleston or occupying New Orleans. n nearly
every Division OF the army. have regular CORES.
ponce nts. ~hess letters viii ppexr In the
MliET1E AND GENERAL, M ALTERS.
Besidss Army News, our cor espontseats ~ herue
and abroad, viii give attention g. o h0r matters
that may beof interes 70 the puldic In the local
columns Of the Daily JoUREAL will DO chrs &c ed
military appointments, res gnations and promo
ttos made Tor and among state troops, and
whatever else mHy daily tr~nupire Of gLneraI inn
ppFtaucsa Tbs local columns of the Daily JOURNAL
III aso contain from day 90 day lite ms CLEANED 1T
home and fIOm our Indiana exchanges, or military
nsws In all pertB Of the State. ~ 3 s-l.L-
y STATE NEWS AND home INTERESTS.
NOT designing or desiring TO be exclu6 Vely MILF
5tary In conducgng the JOURNAL, attention will be
paid to whateper May Do Immediately important
to our subseriberss State newsand home inierests
will always (as they have the pasf), receive eape-
cial attention. The Daily and Weekly JOUREAL
will contain telegr aphc sum maris8 of The condi-
ton Of the Cincinnati, New York and foreign mar
ksts. .,--sr ----., ~.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Daily Journal per 90
Daily Journais per W. 10 cents.
Tri Weekiv Journal, per year............... 81 90
Weekly Journal, single subscriptions, Per -
year 90
Weekly eurnal, to clubs of tens ser year..-...1
subscriptions ias0rSGbEy in advance. i 90
The usual discount will be made to News Agents.
Address, -7A-' 5A
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL CO.;
- -E- AG.e@ EVANSVILLE, IND.
NLKX.RJNcORR'S KID GLO YES
81 g An assortment Of the above celebrated
N'0''- 'N'' s0HAPKER q BUssING's.
deco ~ u.aaf No. 80 Main street
ATOTTOsV B.R TTKJNrG.-lO0 bales for sale
" at Is CENTS Per pound, in Quantities
milo s. II. GILBERT 4 co. 4.
NsaLTPRT@MFn sRLTRR TRE!-IOOO
40 Bs ofsAltpetre, best quality, for saIe By o..
/. d d. HEIMANN,
dsc2s-1m No. 90 Main street.
kOnDOZ. RGGS,-5OO dog egg. Just re-
ebWWO ceived at ELLI0TTS
nii7 - Family Grocery.
DR.. J. FLEAGER.
So RECON DEN z Is T.
NO. 50 1saps Street, sezt door 70 Bisrols'S Jsssslrg
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.bsburov nss3lh bra bsIIid sain-LiHswi had
Il asa;aL .snsiL aBw bsiii1 ed 9aomA
. --r-.r--. d rEimmED
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--iER s1a sGsh coin y e-,l4 az =
yd bsilucoo q soa!q e1I -a''oa5s41
.taga1iZsI sllss0ts = 9 q
e, 4si Eid Ls1-iitfta9 sE- sisif SEQ
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WRR LTDSA8GS AHIa0E W"A4EA
HSpSJ4 sBEA Ms. at h. A. COOKS - i.
jams 81 73 Rfnin street..
- zEX-3.N-DRE'S KID q LOTsES.
az We have Ia st received anotb ar beautiful az
sortmant o. the above ceiebratecs kid gloves, and
ioE ssse eheap ~ sCHAPKER BUSSING'S,f
teot1- - 4e Main st.
DaET1.HORE yE-RE P--F Hi. T.I.;-
more SYRUP ncne better In the scitV except
sne y 0she'0Fs as Is As 8 Il. A. COOKS 80 /.
. J~ae 81 s.at -aas.u-s5 "a Main street,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-21
RICHMOND WHIG.


TEE MILIrIA-PrOn . report recently Iusmi!td %
the L.gsA.urs By The AdjatAnt General Through the
Executive Department learn that returns mem 4OS
volunteer eOnplniss have bean received 81 bis ses up
70 the lSh insL in pursuAses Of the act Of the sh
February Toe strength Of these 4Os scmPan'S, when
TIE returns we're respectively prepared vas 81 $685. be
ing fraesioa sixty eight nan 10 each company or
about SS5 70 cash regiment The aggregate number
Of required increase each company to 100 rank
and ale, "a nearly 1900. fhsss yin Be forthcoming BY
Volunteering or drAf the quota Of each city
and sOunty ASosrsAinsd snoS the above report vas
made BY the All itAnt General Other rSarsS have been
rsosVsd and some time nuIl slAPss before the entire
Strength Of the Virginia iOcOsI In he asd can b. ISsr
tanned.
rhsrS les rsginsns Of The line (ailitia) In the
SatS. OF ths numbSr, the bou1dI Of 81 regiments
within counties in possession Of the enemy. OF The
mining las, resuraI have bean received thus far from
&C. IhoslDg that the nunbsr Of msn Who have been
rolled sAdsr The recent AH y 81 SOL the nuubsr Who
fAlSd TO report 3 SOC, and tbs AunOS4 Who claim
sapjOn, Ss7. fosa, ~ OIL. Al the SAns ratio, Es
a. r,EiaSR1 10 - heard frOn would return . total Of
~ 900.
IJhA Of constant regret that the Legislature
Gi not provide, early period Of the session. for
SrilEiaE ouI the ul military strength Of the COunorS
wealth. fas sab Ct va repeatedly urged upon their
G.s.alOo ba. not until she disaster Of Roanoke Island
"a ne IaldJ nsmbsrS awake a sslss Of their duty
Ta.t rs,r.s to eur he "l,a upoa the terri.
piss Sach" shch inPsIisd tie Legislature to pass
re !, series OF acts known a. she N Hsary lava"
We copy from ais the Ins oiasd sI:sseI to show
nov earnestly 20 invoked the L'EiIltlrs &c act up,a
tss BaSj Q.
Ds.,iNbT l4th-"WhAssVer 10 done With this militia
81 1T oud b, dOaS wish - liIs delay as possible in OF.
d. "a; Ihe drafts may be drilling, Aad OIhsrHiSe pro-
pstisE 20 take the Asld 10 the SpriHg.
Dsssmbsr Is LIS: the Legislature waste no time
Ia peril cling The militia Syssem No suSScs Of greater
ia0or,anes could sagags the attention Of lhe General
ASSEMBLY, and none mora deserving Of prompt soASd-
sfah0n.N
J4AEsTy ssh-"fAs L-g, .turS vii reAEssaNls tbi.
week AEd Il 10 be hoped that tie rsspse i've Houses
viii pressed grompfy 20 consider and perfect the bill
the orEanH uOl Ut she militia This inimatio
(ls sslinE the militia mlS5sl shows further Ii,
Importance Of PrOnP. legislation By The General AssH-
By.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-21
az I4sxs.
jan DILlvlnr.-rA. following prisoners s.sspedfron

JAN DELyiRr-The following prisoners escaped from
the Hsnrico Jail, Wednesday morning:
J. n. Sseds from Ohio, charged With being spy :,
Price Lewis, from Warrington, D. O., charged win
being spy.
&C. staunon, from Connecticut, charged with being
spy.
George W. Twslls, Q.ts lieutenant Of the .hcoullcch
Rangers Philadelphia, and co.Hned on charge oil ds'
loJSl.y TO the Southern cause
Benjamin Germany, Maryland, charged with being
spy.
Julius Roth, Virginia, charged with disloyaly.
Samuel Ta.em, Baltimore, charged With treason
Robert Wood, Q.ncoln's colleotor,) Hampton W.
GINA
james Wilson, soldier of the Confederate State
army.
George PsaOhsr Fairfax, Virginia, charged with BE-
Ing isshso,ed
S.edp Lewis aunton aud TWels are considered very
important prisoners bI the government :.
The escape was Effected by Saunton having himiail
covered over with pile of ashes deposited In the a..
yArd He thus avoided being locked up at Aishs, viii
the other prisoners and carried cut his scheme by mrs.
DR. zng open the cell DOORS release mis- fellow prison
ers aud then breaking me bars and locks which inter
posed obstacles to their exodus from the jail.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-21

A NOsLI EIASrLE-rls following patriotic l'tisr
no yOu-g P.uc, .o-ge soldier nov S.onS House
sa7 especially commended to all the ysung mar OF
he o0uT'y;
Nv D.ar Ns!hsy Il performed &C. the other day,
HavH, l hops ana b,isVe, will not o5ly met your
hslrtV approval bu, also that Of zoe Ehos fAaIy-Jss
yas proud q; &C; u ~ fs-oas Of sheh il spared
g AEs. Eil recall yih nHgers plsAGsre. NV |
N3psss yOa - AaHioai 70 kaoU 10 What | Alluds.
fSu dys ago rs-snIsd 10 the OOnsierAts service FOR
As uN-yes, for the var.
suppose, Tor Sons reason, il uOuld have bSeA best
fsr Ne the expiration Of NJ srm Ct ssrTic' 10 haVs
ssssaV'rsa % gGn sons probation bat, should dc
tt, In Afsf years nv e)nscSuee Houd never let ne
a. r knOSing that th1 Souh bal gained her indspsn-
dsus' VihOus my hNVsg given al the all in my power
sAAll hgh, for ths liberty and rghts Of our Sunay
B0uh and II she "a eoaqasrsd intend 20 defend be.
% lOrg life lAsis AMI thee patriot soldiers grave
Bgs II, on the o:hsr hAnd-aI doubt U be the
hsF ina.pentsncs 10 gained In after yelrs viii be a.
70 recall viii pleasure and satisfaction the fact that
hSd pat forth every effort 10 ny power to gain ID
groa, and glorious otj'u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-21

Tar EMsY IN STIrroED-OIrrrRE or A CHsIsE
YAsETE The Frederick burg Nsv', OF Wednesday,
.N.s:
"Whlle We Do MOI believe the Yankees will ever get
, ederekSsurE GEssp' a. PriSOf'rI, and are author
zed to the public Ihss there il no real g;ouud
~ Apprghe sion, yet il right that the conduit Of tie
SrscaSs who have landed GU our soil should be made
InoUa.
Oa Monday sbout 800 landed at Elias Hore's, and
nuotSi inliad, stopped At every dwelling house aud
rAAsacked il from gGrrSl to c:llar breaking open bu
rsaus Wardrooss a., pretending to be searching for
arms bat stealing hers provisions clothing: "a. Ttsy
halted near one gensmA . house, and three soldiers
entered and searched and robbed Il Of what they want
ed and urgs5 bis negroes TO 60 With III m and srh'b't'
81 pair Of brd'I kaASeE5, sskng negro il be hougbt
hey srolg eaocgh for bis master Soon apr hey
et the ger arrived heard The servants report and
soon sAE armed soldier approaching. he asked hin
sby he had rot gone With bis regiment Tbs Yankee
replied be had los; bis way ald very hungry Seeing
as was not GWhts man, the gendsman approached ana
took MS nuskst frtm hin aud asked what country be
vas from. TIE YNkes soldier replied hs from
CA'na Ordering his Chinefs friend 10 follow he con.
.e;ed bin to TIE Stafford Ranger, and brought the
nuGket 70 fredericksburg We SuomII that the Chinese
n gRer belongs 10 our inIrs pid Stafford friend.
l.. the vg5r and strength and 6sree wrath Of VirS
mia arouse 70 the determination Of our invAder'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-21

seems to BE- evident that BirnIie hA' changed hi'
plans and that bis olpct nov Is to oIcupy tbs whole
Moth Carolina sea Ooast with all ils commercial po b
Ald towns,
Warren county Including the city of ekIburg hiss,
vii have twenty ava companies 10 the belle, out Of
. voting population Of only sblu. thirteen hundred.
A co1nsc.ioA IL about to BE- nad' between tho three
railroads trrmir tting Memphis Tie work Is u1der-
tab N BY Ih1 Confederate Government one OF Mill
tlry nee, sfiy.
The ference G,I tie dsalss the assertion o. the
re terra prIIS that the Fslerl eeIrs we're received
vi hsNt1 welcome at hat place.