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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-07-09
Insurance Agency.


wHITTLEsEY ADAMS,
Office over MeCombs & Smiths, Store, Main Street,
Warren, Ohio.
fer En0Land Fire hsHTones GoHpaav, Hartford, c..
Cash Capital and Surplus, .<SgSa
NORTH 4merieas fSre haszrance Com. Hartford. CT.
Cash Capital and Surplus. &.@~ISJ17.2O9 60
forHich fIre Insurance Companv.--..-.SorSich, CT.
- Chartered May. lSS, a
GtTord Fye Insurance CeMpaAVs-a~-Philadelphia,
Cash Capital and Surplus. -.~-SA9.$0 20
Ntagdrd Pre- hastraRce COHponv....---.NeW York,
Cash Capital and SuTplus.+---SSalsfD
PAoaiE Life hasurance Hartford, CT.
Cash Capital and Surplus -s.-.Sz62,OSS 40
prompt attention. WHITTLFSEY ADAMS,
July > lS62-tf 81 Agent.
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\ sad accident occurred at Mill Creek.
near Grand Haven. Mich, on the 4th. A
cannon used in firing a national salute
burst and killed Miss Britton. Just as the
school children were forming in process
ion to celebrate the day.
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DEATHS.

On the evening of july 9Th. in Chardon. Ohio. at the
residence of her son-in-law. Samuel Squire. Mrs.
ELIZABETH wOLCOTT. formerly of this place,
aged sixty-nine years and ten months.
In Vienna, on the lst of July. Mr.. Russell ROB-
ERTS. aged seventy-six years.
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Notice
Il 1eby given 70 all persons 10!

II h Ieby given to all persons hold
II ing claims against the Clinton Line Rail RDad
company, that there Is q suit pending IN the District
Court Of CEyahoga County, IN which the Eteckhold-
ers have been declared individually liable to an
amount equal to the amount Of stock by them sub
seribed. This will give a very handsome dividend
to sill the creditors. Ii is desirable to save all the
costs that we can. i have summons from the Court
in my possession embracing the names of all eredi-
tors in this County so far as known. All creditors
Any person who shall see this please call attention
mOns be ready 70 be returned By the 18th or nth OF
July.
Warren July :. Issa-2~ B. FscURTIsss
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Yours truly,
REPORT OF co. c., 18TH REG, o. v,
u. S. A, ON JUNE ODD, 1862.

REPORT OF co. C., 18TH REG, o. V.
U.S.A-, on JUNE ODD, 1862. .
PRESENT.
Capt. H. G. Stratton,
Acting I'd Lieut.. H. c. Read,
Acting Orderly T. A. Briefly,
I'd Sergt. J. C. Culbertson,
Sd j. g. Bailey,
4th II. II. Townsend,
9Th G. N. Hull,
LIST Corp. W. II. Shelter
I'd kidder Hulin,
Sd N. Draper,
4th Chas. Talbitzer,
5th Newell Mead,
9th Andrew Cutler.f
PRIYATEs1
A B Allen ] B Lewis
Geo. w. Allen + X Lewis
Asael Adams j Lander r
Andrew Arnett w Masters
Dallas Burnett NJ Nesser
Milo Burnett III Myres
e. 6. Burton, Thos. G. McLain
Henry Brasell Dan Powell
James Boyd ii RAIDER
n. S. Baldwin j, RAIDER
Leroy Carson VIM Reiter.
John S. Dunn d. Ruse
Richard Dunford Alvin Smith
L Darling James Smith
Joseph Fisher IL Shafer
Dan Glaspy Joseph Scott
n Gregg Ii Scott
A " Haight VIM Sanders
w E Haight ii K Spickler
Ira Haight A Trimble
Chas Humphrey Miller Wilson
Jacob billiard Milo Wilson
David Jones Afford Wilson
Thomas jenkins VIM Barnett j.
DEATHS.
Corp1 J Aldrich J d Read
H II Bailey r Rumalia
Charles Lander Chas j Talbitzer
Chas E Masters John Thomas
Geo Parsons d Vandermulin
DISCHARGED.
Seargt. FMcCarty A Rush
Ii II Miller
TRANSFERRED.
John Reiter Z Robbins
Albert Miner w p Friend
RESIGNED.
I'd Lieut.. H. j. Ball.
ABSENT.
LIST Lieut., J d Bell, sick in Sisters Hos
Ipital, St. Louis.
s Anthony, home, sick.
A r Burnett, started down the river.
J L Davis, home on furlough.
w j Davis, St. Louis.
James Evans, kicked by a horse. Il
hospital across the river.
W Folsom, clerk in hospital, Cincin
natl.
Chas Frease, st. Louis.
W Flower, left in hospital lei Cor
inth.
S Hulin " f"
wm Kenny, in hospital near Nashville
Tenn.
VIM Leavitt, home on furlough.
10 Ieavitt,
j w Masters,
J r Millikin,
s Miner, St. Louis.
J S Nelson, started down the river.
j F Wilson, home on furlough.
VIM Druy, across the river, not sick
and yet not able to march.
All present are fit for duty, except Fish
er, who has the mumps.
Those now with the regiment, are almosi
without exception well. We have stead
lily improved until the sick call is almost
a farce.
sSick nj Savannah.
fWas wounded in the leg at Shiloh.
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Slaves Wanted.
NEW BOOKS
PIANOS! PIANOS!!

Market Street, Empire Block, is
1l1 now receiving Pianos fleu fsur different
manufacturer. finished in the most besatifal style,
with all the latest improvements In the action a.
well as the cases.
As we are not agents for cur manufEcturers, bat
purchase all our instruments mostly Sc Cash, We
are able to sell them, in fact, cheaper than they can
be bought 1t retail in New York.
Ali persons wishing to purchase = good Piano. will
ind il to their own interest to call on Us before pur-
chasing al some other place. AZ
III kinds OF musical instruments t=kzniin sK-
change. 100 sml
n kinds Of instruments tuned and repaired BY q
practical Piano maker. in good styla, and all work
warranted. eos .-g1 June ., fn
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THE State of Ohio Trumball Co.

Vie STATE OF UhIos IrumbnH Cor
In Probate Court.
IS Se aSTeI.i SrssIss Probate se'HsmsnsAt
1t IS ordered that the following aeeoqne Of Exee-
usors. Administrations and Guardians that have beon
fled in this Court be advertised for three eonsseu-
tive weeks a<reeahly tolaE. and that they remaia
on hle for Inspection and exceptions TIL the I'd
day Of July. 1s62, when they will be examined and
ordered 10 record II no exceptions appear thereto 10
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BR0OKFIELD FAIR.
The Farmers and Mechanics Asso.
citation of Brookfeld,

Including Hubbard. Hartford and Vienna town
ships in Trumbull county, and Hickory township IN
Mercer county, Pa, will hold their third Annual
kair at the Centre Of Brookheld. on
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 24h d 25t5.
AT an adjourned meeting held June 18th, the
BOard of Managers increased the premiums in some
year.
The energy and industry manifested by the Board
~ nas =, Ana meams suie-ols PIC
commentator.
The officers for the present year are as follows-
W. MCKAY. President, A. KIRK, Vice President
L. W. CLARK. Treasurer. Henry Hamilton. Sec'ry,
Board If Mdad0erz-B. McAnIlen. A. Chrizty,
Hugh Montgomery, BrOokheld; Saml Shilling. RO-
bert MeFarlin. Sharon. Pa. July9u
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Call and Settle. ,
A. KING. J.
KING q BROTHER.
l.. KING.

Dealers in Matches Clocks. JewclrS Silver. Plated
and B,ittania Ware; LamPs. Fancy Goods &e1sss
No. .. Min Street. Warren. Ohio. An kinds Of
ClOeks aud Eatchcs carefully repaired and xAx--
rs1tod.
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A -sSIGNEE's NorIcE.

A SSIGNEES NOTICE.
IN The Probate Court has ordered o dividend Of
seven per cent. on the claims against Vim. lew, the
same to be paid to creditors entitled. at the Probate
Office, ON Friday and Saturday. the 18th and 18th Of
July inst.
July9. lS62-aw d. BALDWIN, Assignee.
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Balls Ohio Harvester,
Manufactured b.
ENGLISH, HELAlCK=& DIXON,
New philadelphia, OhIe

New Philadelphia, Ohio.
THE utility of the EeaFing and
IL Moving Machines being no longer = q~uestisa.
the very natural enquiry Of the farmer wanting to
purchase Harvester i. where can buy ths best
msehine In usef-We would advice 81 such 10 eK-
anime all the Gsssines within YOUR Isssh .L and
plezses you. 70 TO some one who has used u and as
certain from him whether it il what it has beea
gel a Harvester that i ali rirht.
Thu Machine has been in use for the last I'VE
yss5s; and sas5s iSh' saEeeiy z county u, sh' Sortn.
wishing 70 buy. can be shown references from far
mers in this vicinity. who have tried this machine.
and who reeommendi It As having advantages over
I am agent for the counties Of Geauga. Lake.
Trnmoul and Ashtabulai p this state. haze some
amy tine By esiiins 81 ne In Ashta5als. 0hio.
&C. GLEASON. Agent.
Or A. p. WEBB; Agent, at Warren. Ohio;
and q. N-SNlDER, Agent, at Hartford. Ohio.
Nay =. lss2-2m-
rALL and SEE, the Braman Sew
~ ing M.chsae at Adams Bookstore, it is a 6rss
and embroider-
Slaves Wanted.
THE subscriber will pay the highest
i market price in cash for any amount Of oil bar
rel Slaves and Headings, delivered At his shop on
the Canal near ~ B. Tayler's Esisfsr
Warren. Ohio. suAsl s. lss2-sm IT
NEW BOOKS.
Just received at FortsEs BoOkstocs aad Ssms De-
pot,
Artemas ward-his rOSk.
The Bay Path. BY J.G. Holland, a
Agnes OF Sorre2to. by Mrs H n. Stswss
Grape eqltpre and Wine Making BY Phin.
Fauteuil. By Victor Huge,
J2hn Brent. by Major TheederS Winthrop,
stSsSberry Culture. BY P.raee.
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GALL and SEE, the Braman Sew
class m.ckina Il viii %ailt- stitch, hem. gather. IN
,,d .nhroadar
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Sick ut Savannah.
Twas wounded in the leg at Shiloh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

Mayors Court. Yesterday.-The cases BE-
fore this tribunal were varied, but not Of spe.
ciol importance. Americas Holiday. wearing
tho vestments of soldier, had, on Wednes
day, disguised himself in liquor, and while
in that condition, besides pelting little boys
with hen eggs, had chased Il number of ladies
who were passing near the Old Market. The
defendant, who proved indeed to be really 4
merry cues was sent to prison in default OF
for selling himself as a substitute, aud then do.
serting from Captain John Evells company,
was delivered to bis commanding officer
Frederick Smith, charged jointly with Ed
ward Keeling Of causing the death of Rich
ard Wright alias Chas Moore, was arraigned
for an examination, which was postponed I'M.
Ill Saturday, on account Of the absence of 9
witness deemed eesential.-kObert Jordan,
slave Of Henry Beal, was ordered to Jail as a
dangerous character. Itappears that Bob had
once been convicted Of the crime of en-
ticing slaves to leave their owners in North
cumberland county, but escaped the penalty by
some means. The Mayor, knowing the facts
and being made acquainted with his presence
here, had him locked up.-Robert Wiggies-
worth, lad, was brought up for "snatching
"a g bill from John Williams free negro
The testimony cleared the youthful defend
ant of an evil design, and he wac letS fr-John
Williams was sent to work on one Of the
batteries. near this city.-Dandridgs, slave OF
James Moore, was arrested for going at large
in the Second Market, and having done some
thing imprudsnt therein, he was ordered TWEEN
ty lashes, and TO be detained for going at
large-Case Of Sarah, slave of J. B. Tnsley,
charged with stealing bonnet and three
sheets from p. D. Glinn, WAS continued until
to day. "Sarah' was very composed and
smiling as basket of chips, the outward evil
dence of conlented mind and untroubled
conscience
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iptp sAs Treasury. ar "a psf sent. tA4 On III
their PROPERTY. - -.
hsrsaf.sr be held from n o'clock NIL the La.
slsls turs shall adjourn eeas die.
yuIol pfT1n. Aa
A commu "a ton Wss read from Judge
Pitts, dsnytne the charges preferred akainss
him for disloy ally. It was laid en- the -
be. s 80
The House passed with ryder the Senats
bill 70 suspend Gales and legal proceedings
In certain cases, and 70 rspeM the ordsaancs
OF the State "providipe against the sAcrt
nee Of property, and sbspsndiDg legal pro.
ceedings In certain caass.r w:llch was passed
ON the both April, 1881, by the CONVENTION.
A variety Of unimportant bills were con-
adhered, rejected, and laid over.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

Mr.. Yancey, In his late New CrlsAus speech
willis. declarins that elavery has 10 friends
in Eurcse, Gays that the North h no beeAsr
OF, and that whilst the Europeans respect
the firm stand which the south ID nAahing for
it's righta, they have the meet profound con.
tempt for the braFyaAoelo d the North and
the shame!oss meu6acity Of iss public press. :,
To ''lie like a csullet.n,' has long aimee
passed into reoverb. but ITO he IKE Van.
kes" wia hencefosth take lie MACE There
seems a singular sbssnes Of moral sense Ia
that interesting people upon thas rarticula,
subject What 1t arises from--wkssA.r from,
the obliQaisy OF Puritan aefxls, from some.
thing 10 their crced that tends 70 make men
seereivc aud double minded, or from the Do
grading effects Of universal social esuality-
80 do not pretend to decide. But the fact i,
certain, and it is equally certain that they are
In nc wise sensitive about it. OF course there
are many noble exceptions. bat il has I'M
doubtedly become generally true Of tho Yam
kee race, that, with the exception of the Chi
nese, they have tho least reverence for truth
of any people on the face Of the earth. Fol
the proof of this statement we appeal to the
history of the present war. Beginning in the
most monetrous deception and falsehood OF
the part of Seward, Lincoln, and the whole
Cabinet, it has been marked on their part, te
the present moment, By the mcet persistent
and audacious lies ueon q ny and every sub
ject connected With the war which it is pcee
bic for the imagination to conceive. There
il not one single act of the Southern people
or of their own. whether IN the battle fed OF
the council. which they have reported a. il
occurred. Their last lies are that Capt Bn
chanen was dead and about to be embalmed
and that a cannon shot passed through hi
ship and killed seventeen men. We NEAR
those are their last lies that we have heard of
Probably they have told multitude since, fol
their falsehoods keep up with their national
dsbt, which increases at the rate of two mil
lions day.
The custom of embalming 10 one which haf
| not yet been introduced into the South. We
leave that for the Yankees and their Goldfish
contenting ourselves with embalming the
deeds of our heroes in our hearts, and in the
| annals OF their country, where they viii
| flourish and be attractive good deal longer
| than the Yankee mummies in their cofsins. VI
course, Capt Buchanan is not dead, but il
getting better, and will yet live TO make mum
mics of good many moro Yankees. No Won
der that tho Europeans despise the grandilo
qusuce and mendacity OF the Northern Jour
palists and ltersteurs They have only te
compare what they say with what they do to
take the exact measure of their character.
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ssI szIsr ps Lcsss Al An.

A PArAIoTro LADfs-One of our best known
eentiswomen- horn, we believe, near or with.
in thiscity-says the Mobile tAla Idp;y,,.er-
In sanding portion Of money TO this cface.
accompanied il with tbs following note
She has come Of . brave Iaes Of true South.
srners. and 1t ia not strange, therefore, that
her heart and life, II need BE-, are in this work
Such words ought to inspire oar people
"Think nothing Of the delay, but remen bsr
that II mes are hard with thu men how m u Oh
harder for widows. Our only eonfor. In n, a =
king SO many sacrifices is that we had rather
die than yield TO L:ncoln's government -
Every foot Of this land IL dear to me, and
say con lend for every inch OF its precious soil.
sacred TO the memory Of grandparents, par.
ents and husband, for they all rest quietly
under the sod Of Alabama, whore hope 70 rest
with my children by my side. May rod keep
the unhallowed Feet Of tho enemy from ever
touchingthis ~ cred spot. Ihave not a d. lbt Of
our final success and victory; but, OH we m ay
wade through 3 sea IF blood; bat then we wi II
have tee comfort TO know that we bought cur
ehiidren's liberty at price not with money
bui blood Truly, Lincoln acts upon the
principle, ann ihilate or suhjuGate' MAY the
Ruler Of the Universe touch his Phsraohio
heart ere he turps him and his army into TIL
sea Of blood ~
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE
TrunspAy. March ~. l362


THuasDAy. March ~. l3s2
The House net at II o'clock. and was open.
ed with prayer By Rsv. DIR. PETHaK1H. Jour.
nl OF yesterday read.
Tbs BATES were called, commencing with
Missouri. for memorials. rssolntiona. Ac
tainec, f,r Mesars. Grey. Of Texas, and Rails,
OF All., on the ground Of tndisposiu n.
Mr fxrTy, Of n. T., introduced resolution
that the special com mittee to inquire into
msndiss 0sasrsis. b aiao instrao.sa to In.
Guide Ia their ind uirS what mount OF mmi.
destroyed at or ear Manassas Junction.
n1r. HANIEr. Of Ark from the COMMITTEES
on Indian AGhrs, reported Senate bill entt.
tied can Get to provide for the oTganiza Ion
OF Arkansas and Red River Superintendent.
intercourse with The Indians therein. and to
preserve peace on the frontiers."
The rules were suspended with view to
take up the bill, WHOA was very Lengthy
n. n 10 .o Of ky. said If i. VA. in order
he would move TO dispense with the further
reading Of the bill, and that It bs referred 70
the Committee on Military Affairs, to BE- cur.
tailed OF ite enormous length.
Mr.. CBILros, OF Ala hoped that he gen.
tleman would not insist upon his motto n. and
that the reading Of tho bill might Be con tin.
ned, as 1t was important 80 code OF avs for
tue xnOt00 tr1OeS within the teTf1bOfy OF t00
Oonfrdera.e States The motion was. then
Withdrawn
The bill Yves read at length and by II. title,
ana passed..
A message was received from tbs Senate,
informing the House nat that body had
passed Joint resolution Author;z ing the
Joint Committee on Public Buildings to
lease q suitable building for the use Of the
State department, and asked the concur.
renee Of the House.
Mr. FoorE. OF Tenn offered a resolution
reQues ing tho President, IL not incoin path
wi th the public interest, TO furnish the House
with a copy OF the Report of Brig Gen erai
Henry A. Wise, Of the Roanoke Island dis.
aster.
Mr. BALDWIN. Of Va, hoped that the House
would not deem IL u accessory to pass the reso.
luton. The commit 90 n the Roanoke A..
fair were authorized to send for perSons and
papers 10 aid them In their Investigation
and that 1t was. In the scope Of duty, i'm
posed upon that committee to call for the re-
port alluded TO In the rasoln ton
mf FoOTR said he had offered the resolu.
ton In no spirit Of cengure. He thought the
report should be made public, and the peo-
ple-the sovereiGns-have an opportn nifty to
read 1t. He advocated the passage of the
resolution. Eli tina: he desired was, TIL
the House should have command Of the re.
port. The rcsoI d ton was az reed to.
Mr.. MOORE, Of Kentucky, introduced q me.
mortal relating to 3 claim, which, without
readiug, was referred to the Committee on
Claims.
On motion OF Mr. KsxsKs, OF La. the
House then went into secret session.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Extess;ss Leap -lliram HussAes, arrested
a few eveainas sinss BY the Asslnfant Provoes
Manhsis iof retailing ArdsAt tpiriss near tho
County Court House. IN 1t Of mental d.
r.nesnenh on y eonesaay evening soI ;aas ~
Of the new Confederate prison, libby build
ing, Cary street, between Twentisth and
Twenty Amt strsets,A whore he was confned,
ant fal ling on his knees, broke his skull and
both legs and arms When picked Up and
carried to DR.. nigsintoshan. the Sargeon
wreck u hamauity, the bones Of his legs and
srns having been forced through the skim
ChIoroforn was administered, and tho differ.
sut fractures ware o.. The salient slept toll
erably well during NE night under the influ-
ence Of opiates, and was alive yesterday even.
ing. We are informed that be was hurt in 90
many places that 1t tool, yesterday evening
two hours and half to dress his wounds
His recovery 10 matter of doubt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

D,scrter Arrrsse "A dsserter from. the
Thomas Artillery named Peter Acorn, Of
nearly eight montLs standing, was arrested
Monday evening, through the address Of De-
tective Geo. w. ThomaA The house of pris-
oner had often been visited by the military
guards, but unsuccsssfully, though traces Of
Detective Thomas, on visiting tho house,
found a pile Of cigar tobacco placed care.
lesely against the wall Of room in which
Acorn had been working, and brushing this
aside, no discovered email hole, through
which 1t was Acorn's custom, when searched
for, to retire into the aperture over the shed
sdjoiDipH his houee, when his wife would
close tho trap and fix the tobacco in place.
Acorn came to Richmond, on leave, last An
was carried to Castle Goodwin, and will now
have 10 rejoin his comrades and serve out his
time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

SENATE.

mr.. fAScsy, Of Ala .was 4ualtasd And took
his seat. 4
Mr.. Usi pfssepasd two dsvtcW for Aig.
which were referred 70 the Committee on
EhG aAd Sal. sssass ea*ssys eees>
Mr. Hsll from the Judiciary Uommittse,
reported hack with amendments the Senate
bill, No. Is declaring the ofncsr who shall 1c4
~ President and Vice President IN csses OF
dsa II or removal from o6acae
The COMMITTEES on Post. Cinces and Post.
RoaAA en- notion By Mr. OLDHAn, were, dis
CHARGED from further conaid GRAFTON OF the
oetltion Of Dir Dickson. in relation 70 carry.
Ing the mails On SupdAy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28
HOUSE OF DELE0ATEs.

ssSAYs slILs pAssl

The following hills were passed BY the
House Of Dele gates
4 0euate bill for the relief Of John b. Has.
kins, Sheriff OF Amelia, and his sur0taes.
q senate bin providing TOR annual sessions
Of the General Assembly.
u Nemnte bill 70 aulhoTfxs vAcaActse 70 -
nlied no sanposs In Certain cMceo aftsr the
rAtifc4.tion Of the amended OoneusuUoA-
M. = iof Mt resolution yequiftns The An
Attl.r and other state olDcsrs and corporA-
fions 10 mate annual reports IN the event Of
The ratification OF the aUsnded Oonsatuuou.
sous1 slLIs pAssap.
Ths House passed hill sxempttng certain
uar,lcs from military daty upon rel9toas
srd E0nkaxda Exe0nttons oyo esoAteo
tnenSpcR 60aditse ~ ~ pey eeoo saea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

ksv 1vDIlaAxlcs~-West + Johnston Asye
jast ruslases6. = aAnissbis style. "a MAMMAL
OF 11tittssy uurgsry." for ~ ne q Surgeons
n tie Qoa1l6eeste army, with an appspdix
of he suias and regulations Of the Esdtoai
Usrafsmsss, ~ -. Ohisholm, \. D Pro.
Asser eF En.gssy u the Medical Uollses OF
d ash Carolina and 6nrs4on n The coplsd.
sfsts ANAL 1ns 1igAsfep4fae1nD - The ~.
ther n49eepNanA apy its iasos st5eyiaatsn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

The Louisville Jou-na! says: II would be
no wond err Ii the spirit of rebellion were 70
burn q rcely in or city, considering how
many Petticoats 1t Is famed with.
The Catholic clergy Of New Orleans have
scat word 10 Gen. Bee uTegard that the bells
Of every Catholic Church In New orleans
are at his disposal, to be re- ca st into cannon.
The Presbyte rinn CON grssarion OF Stauntou,
Va have donated their hell, weighing abon /
400 pounds, to tie Government. In response
to Gen. Eeauregard's request.
VIM Quesenber, y, for many years cttizan
of Fredericksburg, Va, died on the H'h OF
March.
Brigsdier General a. q. French has beer
ass:gnsd to tbs command OF the district of
Uape Fear, N O.
Tho ladies of Lynchburg, Va, are oIganiz,
ing Gun hoat association.
Captain n. Lindsay Wa1Ker has been pro-
NOTED to the rank OF ajor OF Artillery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

Nsaaoss RETAINING. We understand that
a number CT the negroes that ran away from
their masters In King George have returned.
In one instance, we hear of three who had
their backs very much lac erated- sort Of
treatment they had not been accustomed TO
at home-and 80 they ran Oh n second time:
bat on this occasion from the Yankees -Fr,d.
Herald,