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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01


81 See PEI R-smma.
raE BLIND NEGRO by
PIA IST.
The Worder Of the World.
The Inspired Mus:cisp,
Tha Greatest mar vel OH Earth.
4 LIVING MIaAsh-H
You must sse and hear to believe.
This is the List chance you will have
Strangers should not miss the opportunity.
AFRIOAN CHURCH CONCERTS
MONDAY, TUE>D Y, and W EDNESDAY
EVENINGS.
oclotk, for ladies' aud children.
Each evening he will perform his rem ara.
able composition,
nh sl-3.s
. a n THU 4 n . r O N 0 n
METROPOLITAN HALL.
,.s proprietor OF Academy Of h.usic, New
- orissns, La
MAGNIFICENT soENIC
AurOMATIU SPECTACLE,
Five Hundred Thousund
Life like Figures.
LEE MALLtGRYS
WA r IL L U ST TIONS.
Benefit Ct tbs Ladies'
Na.icIsl Defence Association,
Of Richmond
4 IL tickets sold by the above rss .e,a'ion are
gcoc fer admission at any aover Used exhihi-
ton.
This grea work O: ar., Unsurpassed. of lis
bind. either |" ms Old 6: tn New World.
and which was exhibited to crowded houses
upwards OF
One Hordred
Consecutive Nights
II Few Orleans,
Will be op3ned for ,he first time In this city
THURSDAY NIGHT, 27rH MARCH,
Ard livery NIGHT nc il tur'ber notice
ESQ, en- WSDSEsD.f and SAIUspAr, al IL
O'Clock A NJ, f r thelRccoolmOo,3on OF IA.
dies end Juveniles.
Tle ga ao4Amic views, sho wing RlimrseS of
attractive localities IN New Orleans; the
d7par ure Of the " ashiagsoa Artillery, and
of rural Louisi"as. and the beautiful moor
Hight scene OF Pas. Mauc12c, wers painted by
an ar list from sketches ma..e on tia spot, and
acknowledged true aud La.ural transcripts
BY tho press and Li'iZsnS
The audi or has bsfore his eyes perfect
Views Q: Louisiana
Architecture,
Prairie, Swamp,
sustr Plantation Life
SOLDIERS LIFE
Is i.lustra led AZ the bivouac, 'Ee march, and
:he cent before nd e;tar b tie The
PROTECTING DISPLAYS
lutToduced III b"exr ib,'iop or the
BATTLE OF MANASSAS.
The Panoramic VIewe aud Inc mum Der OF
figures introduced ara Erequ III ed.
|moIg The most superb
| TR1UMPHS OF ART
Are 'hs 10, ding and f-,as OF a
detachpent Of the
WASHINGTON ARTILLERY
WOUNDED OFFICER
and his
FAITHFUL STEED.
Humorous Artcma.oEs from lime to time
sf.Urd = strikinR cou trast to the
SERIOUS ard PATHETIC
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81 r. ". gEESEE, zae.;onsw,

sgt. ". REESEE, zaes:ons~.
lOAics corner l2:a ard ''ary s.-sets.i
"OUSx HUI.D .N.s X TUEEH FURSi.
II TURE, AND PIeHO, FOX So LIE
- AUJTIUE Wi oe soil on tn! RSD Az
morning. Ap-ii 81. CO.. me chg st Ia .'e!ce', st
The retidsL o. OF Rev. A n. p i,tex'sr. on
Grace bsi ween Let and Cd streets. twle isr NOR.
iss from the ci.y.) his Il u.eh Id IL d Kitchen
surnitrre. &c co.!si'ting 10 pat OF
Crossword Casa PIANO.
EOtaS
Ma'b'.- rop TABLES.
Mahogany Ga 'I4S
Brussels CARP~1S.
Akk CHI AIRS. &c 81.
TBRxs-Cssh. ThOS. W. kEtSEE,
apl Auciion-er
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IL taHIr s.Al"baLK -
No. 50 sycamore =. re'e-,s1rg Va.
$50 r.aoae 8,esehs, "o.ten.
SO '' 4a.ia ri w Gotten.
D. - fine :srowe Oou
soa.s' g sioaoisd shss.i-s.
cess It
rs pieces Plaid Glcghan.
800 Cooced :sHorc
;Dt Wi Coos.
loa Fanny prn's.
20 F-nos Lawas.
10 D-ab De Etc.
10 B!s L Alpaca.
o Stripe shirtirg.
20 Cot N Dispe-
&c L;nsn
10 " VIII, Linen n IL
IS Gre K costi,s
80 Blay linen.
10 Hrcke-bsck
10 L,re, canvas.
$50 = GraH Ssir.i,y.
" Nspsira
' Cloths.
GOO gr ., Agre su :ona ap l-2:*
Az 1 L :. 5 q A X Y.
dGsmlssIus mERunaNr' sun " side 81 e.
Cary street, between 70 n or Governor and
Virg nia.-Havins taken ,he ofice. &C OF
WV q MILLER, who has gone In the army,
Sn6ll carry o0 exC(uslV-lY ~ EN- Il = I. FOX
WAkDINa and COAnISSIuN BUSINESS.
The patronage of my friends aEd tire CUB.
lie, alsc Ir. Millar's former pa'rons, is So
licitej. apl--in*
HOSE Fur ".LA1
- ~. Hn.ed sound kss been In r. ice in he a MY
six MONS. ana Is pe,fsc " gentle uneer fire,
thonga Detu 2 IL very so,r ted.
Apply ct he fl of 10 pitsl P yTaster,
cWe.r OF Ma.shs. eaa 2St, streets, Church Hin
~ La.
A1"Ti E--ihs 20 partnership o. sAw'L p
~ IAW=S . SON expites IBIS da;, by Iimi.
.-,ior Tue tn ,ess viii bs etfIei ~ b. sAML
p. EAwEs Al rersoHe hsvi"g CT rs agaias. us
will please PRESENT t1en, aca ,hoss r. de3sed wall
come (, nv -rd and settle { cir scc1u is
kaM'L HAYES,
3 HURaCS UaW.sS
PISS P HAYES ~il continue ths VuOD
and COAL bu mess .; the Q. 4 staad, le,h street,
: "a b size Of the DOCK.
Api /. 1862. sp l. ST.
SOi,!l LIS. No = asly n:.a
s)\J\JSE 1ELE(}RnPH WIRE
SEQ reams WRAPPING Paper.
- gross Tahle kt 1v.s and FORKS
Geo yards French Mer.noes, (Spriug
colors
10000 Cigars
REDWOOD KEACH,
apl-st 81 MAKO street.
OFFICES UNIFORMS
BEAUTIFULLY.
KING l. SONS.
EcO ureTs, n :r street,
cpl lin" Near the S2o,swood.
R1UK SALE =
4 A SOAP AND
CANDLE FACTORY,
loca.et In Manchester. A rare chance fvr O
coed investment. Apply at the Factory,
Nstu street, near Er gaLe- House, Manchester.
apl-6.*
DIOINd HORSE
Il FxK SALS.
AEo RIDING i3URSE for sale Apply
at SUTHERLAND'S Stables,
.Un Franklin street,
apl- So Opposite 4 xcnanRe Hot.l.
NIOrIUE II can farhEh STORAGE, at
II New canton, In soad houses, tor two
hundred bogshsads Tobacco. End freight H.
up and tacS. NY tpit se,ng nov ready to
load. 'JNO DAVIS,
Boa. buckingham,
apl-ls Now In Basin
ZOE SA L e Aso.,py noasn
ssi-s. FL rAcHo.
VTALUABLE AkTILLEnY WINK
v ne Cory OF barry Hunt & freneh's
"instr noti ons for Field Aruiiery.'
WESTON & ~lLLIsMs.
aDl ct Is PAayt street
W. III az Ii LII E.-kor safe by
w VIM SATTLEk 4 no,
AL lAl Main Ct
CWEET OLA very choice article for
- sale BY WIN eATTLER 4 90.
anil 142 MsiL Of,
OFr.. TiIkPVNelHH. MAetils on, TH asrs'
~ OIL sad nosin OH, ,n't asrtvsl, Add for sals
~ =. W. EOWk1a. Dsussi4t
AL CT. Mn aaA ia ~.
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4 hO9E FI& = REF J0aE.--- ene suhseri-
"A Der offers fer sals pat of ihs'Tact OF Lard
which &c rasi es, lying MeeklsDt urS county,
within tb:es mics OF Boytt-B. a1d seven o.
Uiarksv,,ls. 1bis lad is " Il iapted TO tbs
c.oPs r.ai'y rasie re, bu. partic larI adapted
TO .ns growth OF WHEAT chs improvements cen
fisi Of handsome aad co e:isns dwelling with
rooms built wi hin II e last Few years AID On
TIE In 81 improved plan AMI all the rec,ssary
cus.fouses, ys d. and ga den, veil g .olo:ed The
facili.iss T.. ma ket ars good, bsing connected by
a good graded road with he raj r al q. ClcrAi.
vI-. VITA ihes, iUproveme sts l viii sell SEQ
acres OF land AID upan 1t 10 tushels Of vhese
Ia. bcen seeded lhs y sasnt eeason THIS pIo
pert7 il :ocatsd i desr .aIe neic., bort OBJ being
surrounded by go d neighb n soct soc ETY. and
several church a. Prisons tesiriny 70 purchase
can comraunicsts WI b ma by a. ress;nr me At
C!aik I'll ., Va Pose SIGN viii ba g1yIu :mns
diste = RICH Aks 8. B PriSI.
I-.,t&
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q I m r z W ARD -"aaawav from me.
dDlVV near Romn'y JIM origin muia' 70
tvyi sbou. Is years old, g fec, fr "a i0ehes
efgo, weighs sbout 100 poun. 3, bss Ice Qua up Ger
'ront too b. has small scar on his fareke sc aud
one n-:ce hi' chin, eausen by burr when Ga ID,
ai-o, fcsr I one Of hi. wrisfs j n, lett the lst
r gir c1t Go ga vounteers ahi- eucanred n
He- ng b. cs, IN Febusry ;ess With two o,hsr
rsgrvss-one Bil or Wa. Mos, who Representa-
til.at't IS a frte Toy. 'i1ir in fichnou'. to,
me " Ia Pa. rsbure Ihe otsfer. thick, heavs
set b17 named Htrsio: h.opgins n nr Har ID. a
m, m5er Of rainbrifSs equity. Ny imp ession is
they will go o ope # the ABOVE banned p aces Or
remsp it'll tie (osied, ate army. Hi,. ray
5 90 % anv person ~h, viii errcs. jim end lodge
u ia ia or aav plAcs OF safety The Sorfeao-
rae Statss ~hagsE &c n ge: him.
?. =. D. II CuIEER.
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Ipr- RkWnkD Ran. wsy from II re-
10 j sidcrce, in shland, Hanover county,
Va.,--u Thursday, 2o.h March, my servrnt
wcmhn, namei FANNY; abb II % years olj;
/ tw in stature; ginger bread coicr; 70 her
long hair, mad when spoken to has Q lea
sant iook IIpurct ssed her from 0. Graz Z,
t.ust.e, IL this cry, lass.fsli the msy br
lurking 2 bout the city. II will pay the sbove
reward CT sl5 If PIP -eae nded An II delivered
:. me in Asnl.nd. or1oagea - some jail. that
an ;Ises EIRAHsfamTs. Ashland
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Exhibitions Ey Ely NIGHT, ard MAI.
inca evsrv WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
At ii o'clock A. Il.
Admission, SO cents Children add eer
wants, half p1ice Res rived seats, IS cents
Doors open at 7 O'Clock s;uT.aia rises At
Ticke's for sale ct the bookstores Of West
l. JOhEs:ou, Wocdhouee 81 TO Randolph L.
20 A Morris, G.. l.. Bidgood, and ut the
Box Office st the Han from A. II till 8
p NJ nh ISIS
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AMUSEMENT9.

lOlCHAVMA tAhlHrIko
n TfI3e kvE1uN0. Arrn l.
b, rvq,e.t, the Come fftsos
AILL Oh OURu.
6ops By. .-.......-.......... Mi~ L al Clyde.
1Ee Musies: Farce Of = urr.t o..
p ms. xses q. Psrt.ns.ol.
To c,De.uds vi tia eH'rav 'g'n93 Of
The COUHClL or TEN
M See nfr R-smma.
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AUCTION . Aa.N~
THIN DAY.
Blk. PINE I.esss.ss,

r AR0E SALE OF TABLE DANA kA,
II LTsss ASp O0TTop kHssfs. Tow Ls,
PfLLow UAsss. q urLfs. 81 Az svss -. 40, Ac.s
~ AucrI0s. -Oa 1UEFDAY the tss yssl.
ccmmet c;rg At 10 O'Clock. ~ wIi sell 81
our warehouse. a Lar 70 stock CT ve.y dseifa.
ble House Furnishing 0ooce. bel. E sk- ca ire
S,ock OF q la'gs " ateTinG piec-, . mon e witch
are
Hucks bacs Diapers
Lipen rssh
e4sud II I B,sachod Sheetipg
sABlsached Linen Damasks.
FurLiture Dimitt,
Aiieudale Quiits, ~ oriRi AL order.
-AL>O,-
Liaeu md f'otton Sheess.
Linen and Cotton Pillow Cases.
Hutkabat Ta~sis.
Ai;enca:e u all s.
s1loTei Spreads.
Hsir Mattresses, in gooe condition, most Of
thefa wing been but little used.
Also % pair extra BED 81 .nke:s. in Origi.
nel order.
30 Ccmfor5
The e,ten .ion Of hotel and boarding .houso
ket rers 10 called 20 this sale, the seek ls
inrse one, the goods al nice oraer, and will b
sold q .hout Init or reserve.
iSgxs--as5, on cs'iv.ry
KgEE, Inc Il CO.,
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naY GOODS AT LUUrTON lin
~ 70 tSuhY. LIST OF April. a. II O'Clock,
m. nedtata!y sf.er our sale Of House, Fu n isn-
ing Goods, wa will sell, 20 close IL voicse. .
great variety CT snncy and tap,s D-y uo4is,
copp,i.irg :capy ch<!ce and desirable goods.
Il ,Lsd - IL. : So son
KENT. PAINE 4 90,
rtff = si1s-.
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TsECEIVEA'S SALE or BrIUkS.
will be sold a our ofics on TUESDAY next,
the Sth of April, at - o'ccck ~, three hun
dred and eighteen
S II Il + )
OF Bank Of Virginia Stock, on account Of X.
L Brooke, Receiver.
JNO. A LANCASTER l. son.
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WANTS..
SUBSTITUTE.

WANrkD- SUBSTITUTE
Wanted, By tina advertiser, n place as SU q.
SrlTUEE Any person ba!rg in want OF
such, aud wiling to pay a reason able price,
vii. pie lse apply at .his cfii.e bet Wsen ten
and Twelve C'tIIck mis- morning ap1-2+
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w BOsRDERS
ge1tlem III ana bis facsi.y,
| or q few .inz!e gentle neu,
C.n be I cmmocated With good ROARD
; ia 8 private f,mly. By aPp4,ipg a. tho second
brick hru,s heal OF i3th treet on In ria Or O.
st, DIR Sta ckh'., Edd.eS., Wild rei 81. ncs
Box =. ef.'-ch:" cpl 81
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By RICHAkH AtTEORN, Ata'v
~ WEDNESDAY I'd Day ot April at 10
J otl,cL h. q, .Se et,e Of BorSe e.
~ ton lou Frant In STREET. bs'ow the OH IA =
ket,j who h.vs declinsd bu taes., ! will se at
sdeton,t Iemnsn, of Their stock CT 6roes.ies
Platform u Corntsr ca'es. aua Fixtu,es gen.
erLy. tspl1 2. CAUTEOaN, Auct.
ID BrIO HIkiNGOF FORTY NE3PcES.
L iwl b re out pubic y on THU RSOAY. 'hn
, I day OF grill hiring 20 commerce At tie hour
OF l2 o ell ok, Ia ire fic. Of Tcp.tn 4. Lyno
without ,egaxd to wsatter, forty l,S~,v F~gros-,
Q rsi. ting Of good hsld hards va, che apsr.
sever l docks, w ASIA . a iro ,ers, ed but
twea.y ,,rong healthy farm ~on,rr
euI-3t n CAUTaOaN Are.
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"AVANA Ota Aas-A smsit lot jat N.
III caived and for s-ls ny
w PETERSON 90,
mh II ke5 Main street.
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A fail Military Band In attendance nj lightly

Humorous Artcmasols from lime to time
:.Urd y striking con trast to The
sEE1OUS ard PATHETIC
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-N@-------S----
H.y FilIE LEAD AMI WHITE ZtSC.--
wv For sala by
WM. SATTLEh l. 90.
an ia Meiu at
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w aGood TINNEH.
A!to, purchaser for a IAN and his
WIFE. TIE Man Nc 1 c Erisgs oriver:
tine Woman 6 rod 50 ,mstress Apply at
WM. q. EOUETUASTLES
t,kCvs S'Dre,
pl-S Broad al. he: WEE q 9th 20 6:h
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METROPOLITAN HALL.

~ SDlDWEEL fspsS''E
ti:s proprietor OF Academy Of Music, New
Orleene, La
LIB MALLoRY.......... .Acsirg Manager.
MAGNIFICENT SCENIC
AUTOMATIC SPECTACLE !
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NV IN DOW OIL IS. = IN s. Ani Brushes,
w of all XII ads. Tor sal. by
VIZ. SATTLER r. CO.,
AMI lA2 Asta 1t.
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'Hs,
ust
ina
use
! st
red
I'm
|)ns
=
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-15
9oetrp.
MARYLAND! MY MARYLAND

The following is the famous rebel song whit
inspired The Confederate troops in their recent ra
nto Maryland, where they received 20 cool a r
'cption from their friends and so warm one fro
heir enemies. Maryland My Maryland" d
,ot appreciate the appeal according to their sati
action. The song. just at this time, has FIRE:
interest
The despot's heel is on thy shore,
Maryland!
His torch is at thy temple door,
Maryland
Avenge the patriotic gore
That wept DER gallant Baltimore,
And be the baitle-queen Of yore,
Maryland Ny Maryland
Maryland
My Mothcr-State, to thee kneel,
Maryland
For life and death, for woe and veal,
Thy peerless chivalry reveal,
And girl thy beautcGus limbs with steel,
Maryland My Maryland
Thou wilt not COVER in the dust,
Maryland
Thy bcaming sword shall never rust,
Maryland!
Remember Carrol's sacred trust
Remember Towards warlke thrust,
And all thy slumber'rs with the Just,
Maryland! My Maryland
Come It's the red dawn of the day,
Maryland
Come with thy panoplied array,
Maryland
With Ringgold's spirit for the fray,
With Watsons blood at Monterey,
With fearless Lowe and dashng May,
Maryland My Maryland
Dear mothcr burst the tyrants chain,
Maryland
Virginia should not call in van
Maryand
She meets her sisters ON the plain,
".>ic y.mpcr," It's her proud refrain
That flies mnions back amain,
Maryland!
Arise in majesty again,
Maryland! My Maryland!
Come for thy shield is bright and strong,
Maryland
Come, for thy dalliance does thee wrong,
Maryland!
Come to thine own heroic throng,
That stalks with liberty along,
And gives a new KEY to thy song,
Maryland! My Maryland!
see the blush upon thy check,
Maryland!
But thou vert ever bravely meek,
Maryland
But lu there Surgrs forth a shrek,
From hill tu hill from creek to creek;
Potomac calls 10 Chesapeake,
Maryland My Maryland!
Thou wilt not yield the Vandal toll,
Maryland
Thou wilt not crook to his control,
Maryland
Better the fire upon thee roll,
Better the shot, the blade, the bowl,
Than cruciiixion Of the soul,
Maryland! My Maryland
Hear the distant thunder hum,
Maryland!
The Old Lines bugle, life and drum,
Maryland!
She is not dead. nor deaf, nor dumb
IIuzza! she spurns tue Northern scum!
She breathrs she burns she'll come, she
come!
Maryland! Ny Maryland!
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of the vindows Mother, friend. =" thought,
uu who has arrived hsCora tho family have 70.
turned from church" He turned quickly
around, os entered aud wanted yet dreaded
second glance. Strange thoughts and reminis.
eences flashed through INV mind but tried tc
| bansb them with the prsc,ic,I reflection tha,
ul.s EIdr;see w.e nr,b,bls dead or m,rr,,o
long ago and hc might ne well he one aa the
other.
The Stranger suddeplv turned again. ard fixed
/ his eyes mon me in A manner that was ahsc.
! ln,e,v rndp with , mixed C.r)ire O, Css ira.
ton srd ,epngo,rco r,.e IN l,syc tine room
/ "S,ay one moment, - s.il ne. in an ari,,,cd
( voce " do no, think mo im,,ertirent in oskirc
your name If l cm mistaken, will ncnblc
you 10 farther"
Itold him mechanically.
And /" he continued. tam Miles Fldriigc
Can YOU forgive me. and speak TO me kinds
AGAIN."
eft (. twenty wears sine, saw YOU. re-
oiled in COLLECTED ,n,uner that surprised my.
self. .. was foolish ri,l then. and did many
things which have since regretted"
And ]. - said Eldridge, as he came forward
and took my hand, vas a selt.,eltsut. exact.
ing man. and have paid lifetime of sorrow for
Que hasy act"
| believed that was dte.mng, and gave 10y
self u. tca f.cin,,ing spell; but | learned, in
those delicious moments, how deeply l had been
loved was loved s.ill for Miles seemed TO see
no difference between thc face of seventeen
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-15

STRENGTH or OuR REGULAR ARMY.-The
-AyDy Register, September, 1862, is out.
Copies will soon be forwarded to all the reg
ular rendezvous in the country. Our regu-
lar army consists of nearly 10000 men.
There were until 1881 ten regiments of IN
fantry. one of mounted riAemen, two of cav
airy, and four of artillery, making, all told,
some 2OO00men. In May, 1861 eleven new
regiments were ordered to be raised-nine
were 10 be of infantry, one cavalry, and one
artillery, The infantry regiments were to
consist of three battallious Of 500 men each,
2,4OO in all; the cavalry and artillery / j 60
and l $50 respectively, Were they all full
we should have $4,000 regulars, but about
5000 are wanted TO compile the third battal-
lions of the nine new infantry regiments.
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Cnlonizntion sehemes.

NEW \ OBk, Oct. D.
The special Washington correspondence
of the Tribune saws Col. Hamilton of
Texas is urged for the position of Military
Governor of Texas, with Gen. Clay as com
mander of The army. The two 10 go to-
gether with division OF soldiers and 50,-
OOO armed citizens. the former TO take, and
the latter TO hold. occupy, and cultivate the
soil of that State. This expedition is in
tended to cooperate with that OF Eli Thayer
to Florida. 5000 men have already offered
themselves to Thayer, and wealthy ship
owner Of New York, yesterday proffered
three first class steamers for the enterprise.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-15

Ther9 is not in the country more sturdy or
purer patriot than ANDREW Jackson HAMuToN,
of Texas. This eloquent aud devoted Unionis;
for adherug 10 the Government of his fathers
hod his life placed in jeopardy; and rather than
submit to the rule and esP0use the cause Of
rebels, he surrendered his position, tore him self
from wife, children and frieu1s, and left his
propary escaping to the North through series
Of dangers and harlships that few have expp-
rienc-d, and none can appreciate without CXpc-
rence. Colonel HANILToN, having lived among
the rebel; having closely observed the growth
OF treason, and, with powerful mind, care
fully onaly2ad the heresy, gives Il competent
expoundar OF the men, OF the causes and the
object that's have combined to force upon this
country the desoaling war in which we are
engaged, He is better prepared to speak than
any living man in the North he understands
the motives OF the lenders OF Il @ rebellion quite
as well as JsFr DAVIS himself; on this point he
ia regarded as an authorized speaker For
this reason, ani impressed with the importance
Of spreading the trush before the people, he
delivered speech in Brooklyn, \. Y, which
we trust, every patriot will carefully rcai O
/ the speaker and the speech, the New Yorl
/ Times says;
Oirhoso .tu'dV and irrepressible patriots, who
euuOhle their race hg devotion to their country
/ Andrew Jackson Hamilton, of Texas, shouii
stand in the foremost rank. Rather than en-
10Y the hanors, r"vtris aud immunity rE.rp,
a. a hrhe aud wealth, and after UoUrhH Q
danger bY the wlv, hH is here ~ tsst A"nU''e-'
fugitive. In Did Greece they VINO came with
such s,Grei anteCadents, were known as sup
plants" Their cause WIS holE su6 hing oi
arChou who 3hguld iurn away from il uuDe'plul
were exposed TO the wrath OF the gods, and th
vcngful persui OF the iur,es. The cause whicj
brought hr. Hamilton hiIhor be exposed lis
night az Brookiyn, aud more briefly In New
York lie spoke of the suttrriugs of the South
ern Uuionists, of the condition especially OF hi
own imperi Il State; Of the wrongs, tie orneite.
the unspeakable torture suffered by his friend
and neghbOrs; ana implOFed the people nu
, the Government TO move at once 10 the Tescu
of those political coniessOrs OF the pcculia
and effective eIoqpence Of this great Soutt
; western orator, il is impossible to give q Su
, hcient idea. His title 20 hH regarded rs Oh
}. leading stump speaker o! TeGas, and tine re-
!, sor Why, next to Houston he, was the mo-
popular man in the SSte before treason hs
{ poisoned the minds of the people il Is ver
L easy to understand after listening to a ie
q of his magnificent periods.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-15
Maryland! Ny Maryland
~ . -
WI. HAVE. MET.

We have met, and have loved, and have parted,
With never Il tear nor sigh,
And each was as gay and light-hcarted
As though neither lover was by:
but the smile and the laugh came nbidden
BY mirth to the lip and the eye.
And the sigh and the sob that were hidden
Gu>hcd freely when no one was nigh.
We may meet and may smile, hut we never
Can meet is we one" met again,
For the love that 50 thrilled us forever
Has left us - t. langush in pain;
And the heart streams that once, in their gladness
Flowed brightly through passion domain,
Are frozen. while memories of madness
Fit spectre like over each brain.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-15

When General Reno fell, General Smgis
command of the division formerly COM
moulel by Reno increased by several new
ra-imeus, and the men had Just distin-
gu.shel themselves. in driving the rebels
from the summit OF the Blue Ridge These
classmates at West Point, and gradua,ed TO-
gc,her. When Reno fell, Surgi5 ran 10 his
assistance. had him picked up, and said
"Jessie. are you badly wounded 10 which
ne replied, Yes Sam, am dead man.
General Sturgis had him placed uron a litter
and carried To the rear, where he died il
am hour. His last words before leaving
the battlefield were, Boys, can be with
you no longer in body, but am with you
in spirit
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-15
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