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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-23
Local M a t ters.

CRY AND TowNsHIP DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The Democrats Of the city OF Columbus and
Montgomery Township are hereby notified to
meet % eirfeapective wards and toWnship'o on
Friday evening, March 2sth, at the following
places; ~ ~ 80 = f--E =
Fret Ward---E. ,BelIer's. sas,
Second :" Buckeye House.
Third 4" Mayors Office.
Fourth Simonton's Exchange. .,y,
Fifth - Engine House. suIF
Townshp-Township Trustees Office, Court
House.
The polls in the wards will be open from
to 8 O'Clock. and the township polls from to
o'clock, P. M. Said meetings will appoint
delegates TO the nominating Convention as fol-
lows:
First ward, Fourth ward 6
iSGGda TSiDd 20. s Town ToSs.bip, e 8
The delegates so appointed will meet at the
City Hall on Saturday evening, March Goth,
at O'Clock, to nominate candidates for city
offices, viz Marshal, City Treasurer, and two
School Directors; also, Township ticket, viz :
three Trustees, three Constables, Township
Clerk, and Township Treasurer +.
The ward meetings will each nominate can.
didate for Councilman and Assessor, and the
Township meeting will nominate candidate
for Assessor. - 0t
By order of the City and Township Execu-
tive Committee, -
E. BELLER,
JOHN w. THOMPSON,
D. w. BROOKS,
JOHN RAIDER,
JOHN M. PUGH
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PAoCLAMATroN.

PROCLAMATION.
THE LEGAL VOTERS OF FRANK
- LIN COUNTY, Ohio, are hereby notified to Assem-.
bie on MONDAY, the Tth day Of APRIL, 1862, al the
aces OF holding elections in the several wards in the
Vy Of ooInmbus and In the several townships Of said
conn!y, s9en a. shall be appointed by the proper au-
nories Tor holding the city and township elections on
Court OF franklin County. FS"'
Tne polls viii open between the hours Of O'Clock And
10 O'Clock A. n. and close at Q o'clock P. M.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN,
I'm Sheriff OF franklin county, Ohio.
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LOST,

Saturday morning, between the soioto Bridge and
the Forest Oily Bank, - ~ ~--' -'''o w
this office. - ''-'us ~ ~
mario 7sF ISAAC srRwARr.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
FOR RENT

HOUSE ON HIGH STREET. RR-
IL tween Long and Spring, containing 10 rooms on
one hoor cellar under whole house-isrpe front And
back yards-gas In every room ~N~
Apply at this ONCE, OF to ffstHef u
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Marcus Childs's,

Proprietor OF that extensive business locality,
NO. 81, es ana 25 RICH STREET,
Opposite the State House. 2.s
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Where large asuortmsnt Of BLUE oLoTH and other
articles belonging TO the equlpage Of an officer can be
had at very moderate prices. y,
In short call at M
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N>ansss's StsYiss ab ut she ReYee At r ~
nsks Island v-..as.. =


nsks Island v-.e 80
benneWssceount Of the force It Roanoke
ssSnd IN NIL of errors. He hes manifestlv
Mten up some old list published last summer,
not even then correct, since which there have
been numerous changes in officers and COM
Tanies. The following four cavalry companies
which. now belong to Col. B. II. Robsrtson's .
tsa Virginis cavalry, and are at Manassas
with bis command, are set down In the COL
umu of Rebel garrison at Roanoke" viz F.:
Chesterfield Guard, Governors Guard, Han
over Dragons, and Gooohland Light ORA.
goOns, Bennett names As The officers of the.s
sompanies, in the order In which they are
printed above: Capts. VIM. B. Ball. j. G. Ca.
bell, Williams {. WiekhAn, and Julien G.,
Harrison. Tney have all been promoted, -
follow.:
lieutenant Colonel VIM. Il. Ball, on duty
III The Peninsula; Julien Harrison, Lieutenant
soieasl. and j. G. Cabell, Major Sixth Viz
ginia Cavalry Williams &. Wickham, Lieu
tenant Colonel Fourth Virginia Cavalry. .
The four companies are now offioered a
fpIlowa: "
Chesterfield Guard, w. b. Woodbridge,
''p'aah Hanover Dragons, w. B. Newton,
captain; Governors Guard, Francis Cham
herlayne, Captain; Goochlsnd Light Dra.
soons, A. NJ. Hobson, Captain. Not one Of
these companies we're ever in tho Wise Le-
zion, nor was ever Major Thomas Z Goode
III that organization. Indeed, we might al
most say shst Bennett makes 4. legion Of Or
'Ora On tha subject We call attention only
bafew
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Inc HE'D Republican vagabond, Carl Schnrx,
VINO shss been accredited by the Yankees
s' obs Of their foreign representatives., has
temporarily returned to the United States to
u'ss the adoption of more radical policy IN
'"s prosecution Of the war. He says ito
r'sen'policy is gaining foc it the contempt
" i''eisn Governments, and even Of their
1"j'''s universally. Nearly all Of the Yam
'lsoys abroad are said to be anxious 10
,tS'u'ahene, -. being painfully impressed with
10 .'s Universal hostility manifested abroad to
y. " -'ofaern States. This 10 NJ it ehould be.
,a, "'''s reasons are given for this hostility
' 'os agreeable fact exists that the Lincoln
~ S'''h a'iaks In the nostrils of all Christen.
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WIssDsE yISsINiA Nsws-The Ss,zstse' d
Biscwsry The Confederate loss, says the
.winehsstsr ra1eian. IN the attack on Bloom.
ery. HaWpeh4rA county, vas two o.weanded
and thirty prisoners. The Yanhees~ admit
the toss Of seven killed and fifteen wounded
The Confederate militia wore sarpr' 'sed-
Colonel Ecincindiver. Of Berkeley, wab Id
command. He escaped. Tho names Of the
prisoners taken by the Yankees are a. fol. i.
lows: i: "a ~. E-- .-'s.~-
Col q 3, b aldwin, Capt Lovett, Oapt VIM
Lodge, Onpt Willis, Capt Beard, Liedt-Col
McCoole; David Carper, Isaac Carper and
Cnas UuyaI, Of CAPT tddy's com pary; Chas
" Bush Of Capt Bitzer's mounted militia i
Jas Bel, OF Capt Lodges CO panty Thoih as
Steele, David tS,asz., Adam Lawyer, J Joseph:
Knight, Jos Ritter, and Buckner Massey, OF
Oapt Pierce's company VIM J on kirs; Geo
CLARK and VIM Holland, Of. Capt Willis q
company; SamI McKown, Of Capt LODGES
sempany Lieut. X l. Gray, ol capt bear 8
Winche company and JOS McCartney,
of Winchester. 80
Our troops, after tho engagement, re-
tired to Pu9htown, in Frederick county.
where they remaiu-barring a few, who.
with overdone prudence, retired to- their
homes, and ars probably still there.
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Iy RICHARD cAUTHo1N Irar.

nN MONDAY. 24.h inst, at 10 o'clock, At
i mxstofe, 4 will sell At auction. . large
lot Of BlAnkets, Shoots, Pillows, ID ,ttress<s,
CnalfA, &c DC. .ss-..> .,---4 ~'+
- -AROCERl ES.-Also, the stock Of retail
grocer de. lining business, consisting OF the.
usual variety.
fen r. CAUTHORN. Aucsr.
E0ATEkS pALE Uf PERI u ABLE
DEY. 3StA inst, az fair. otherwise, the next
fAtr Dayton the premises: the lass residence
oI Wms Pntllips, 81 u<csased. At .sUld
Sfty,. consisting Of Mules, Horses, Cattle,
N9l1t. Hogs. old and new Bacon. Lard. twelve
'Aivos Honey, Yool. Cotton. .PsAs, Asaus.
Oheat Gers, Frovsndss, FAr0inS 1mpis.
!. Tn1s ~eana see 90 anA uadey,. each II
bA1kable funde; over ESQ az four months, tor
bonds with tn&pTeet addSd and approved %.
curity. @y toe LE0ArEEy.
f.S..NAfEuss for hire on the same day,
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AUCTION aAl.E.
BY KENT. PAINE r CO., Ixess.

rLOTH1N0 AT AUCTION -On TUES.
~ Day, the s6th Instant, At our warehouse,
We shall sell, hy catalogue, without reserve.
large assortment Of superior fresh aud sea
eonnble Clothing, amounting to more than
thirty thousand dollars, being the balance of
the stock OF large jobbing house Ar d Of o
south, and comprising the greatest variety OF
FINE CLOTHIN4
eveI onefed at auction in this city. In the as
:ortment will be found
Beaver Cloth. and Pil,t Overcoats, some o.:
tho finest quality manufactured;
Superior Cloth and Cashmere Cca:s and
Extra French Doeskin and C...imer. Pants
BLACK ana Fancy Sattinet Pants, assorted
Elegant Velvet. arenadine, Silk and Satin
valentia. Marseille., Plush and Linen Vests;
Splendid White aud Black EN- broidsred Silk
Heavy Beaver. Uassi mere and I weed Sacks:
canada Grey and Cassimers Suits;
Whiie and Brown Duck and Drilling Uoa ts;
Drap d,Ete. Alpaca Marssilles and Italian
Farmers Drill, Duck and cottonsde Pants;
Linen busters; Mems Shawls; Travelling
Rugs;
Jeans Drawers; Cambria Neck Ties;
Umbrellas, Cravats, &c
Also, handsome assortment OF
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
Manufactured by one Of the largest houses In
this country expressly for retail salts, con.
sisting in part Of
Yonths' and Boys Overcoats Of spendid
quality,
Boys Linen Goats, Pants, and Jackets.
Youths and Boys Cloth and Cashmere
Goats,
Youths Velvet, Silk, and Cashmere vest..
Youths Sattinet, Cashmere, and Doeskin
Pants,
Linen Goats, Pants, and Jackets,
Children's Linen Suits, &c,&c
During the sale, we shall offer about
I 200 Goats and Overcoats, some OF them Of
magnificent quality,
], 500 pairs Cashmere, possktrs sattinet,
Linen. and Cottonads Rant
2,OO0 Velvet, Cassimafo n renadipe
saas9' s;Sse' vs.ss: ss::nsi'' NJ e'' Plush and
The whole Comprising 4he most extensive
and desirable lot OF Clothing ever offered in
this IN arket, to be closed without reserve
: The Goods will be ready for examination
on the morning before the sale, and will be
found worthy the attention Of large buyers.
Sale to commence at ~ O'Clock.
TBRMs --Gash.
+ fe 20 KENT PAINE & GO Auct,a
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France.

-Mr. Massey, Member of Parliament, in his
late speech at Ralford, declared Z" it was motto.
ron. that tho French Government had re-
gss,sdly and earnestly demonstrated with our
Government Great Britain) to Join them in
pusslag An end to that which wss no
blockade .---.- --.-.. ---
We had often seen this statement before,
bat. coming from 30 responsible a source. f.
10 longer admits Of question. Two nasions,
Spain and France, have, from the beginning
manifested decided sympathy with the
Southern cause, which the South will remeu.
bsr with gratitude. Both of them would
have gladly raised the blockade but for the
opposition of the British Government The
interests Of England in American affairs are
Of - very complicated character. bat she
Aeoh mistakes her per msneHt welfare il she
permits the golden opportunity for interxen-
sion in American affairs to pass unimFfeved
II she saves the debts due her eubects In
the North, she loses, in the event of Southern
overthrow, tho cotton of the South BOW and
forever. That which is on hand will b..
b1'ncd to the last bale, and all planters.
who prefer patriotism to pslf, will never
hereafter raise another pound till their coun.
yis free. The idea that we shall be made
TO cultivate our lands for the benefit of thoss
who make open war upon US, or who leave us
eolily to our fate, is one that hardly enters
into the ideas of the high souled people Of the
south
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fAs wssA.s u IN. ss,sk. J, I !

Keshing can I've mcre noble and heroic Shan
N. spsrit 81 the women. Of the Soseh lsom
the beginning of this contest. ntheir brave
.na e.nsreus hearts the -Aarne OF patriotism
IA. harued from thu beginning With fame
'rhleh no eload Of disappointment cxu din no nor
eooss of disaster ettingdiih. In tia language
sscrihed, TO 3 noble Southern lady. who, hearing
Of our reeentreversas, expressed calmly, but
with profound emphasis. her desire 70 he
srnslied 10 death by one Of the sneny's bomb
,heI. rather than wi.ness the subjngstion of
,A~Sou,h, We believe that the women. Of IN.
aosth vould rather die to moro " than v itness
sSs degradation Of rirer native land. To talk
0f ~sutiugstiDg. q people whose, .n,o.hsrs,
eives, and daughters are animated by such
s.ris sths widest insanity: We have al ways
--ssfdsa the snth usiastic and constant davo,
ton Of tho southern women to tho Southern
,suss ~ q signal proof Of the goodness of that
csnss, and of the moral strength it would
command among the Southern people. Virtu-
oas. unssltsh disinterested, their prayers will
be stronger with Heaven than the arms of
men, whose eatriotixm is too often mixed with
the siloy of selfshness aud ambition
Whi,ss the South has sueh women, her, sons
must te As brave as their mothers are pure
and noble God bless the women of the
SOUTH The cause is in their hands And no
matter how selfshness. greed, ambition; and
inhunanity, may run riot elsewhere, no mat.
Tar how men in pe,,icoats may quail, and
ravens may eroak, the prayers of the mot hers
and wives of lsrael will avail with Heaven.
and 'aeir apirits inspire the souls and nerve
tho sfms of our people to fight on, fight
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[.Se4epti ana MAt t,spriasa. tna reesnt. cam,
[Ha4 dA1Sat ri Zollico9eS. an tsrA TAnpsaseS
[RetNeen 4apesQp, and Oyerton scountisa
4idAS TepNesSea.o p,siipe In its coVne
[NfftbakN. Ahd the city Of .Naahyills.. II
turns pEnld: The northwest. and aGain
enters Kentucky about ten miles TO the
east OF the Tennessee river. between
afhv1fis and thispoint 1t passes 01A 1ArksyiIlS
rA14 Uovefs-th0 fOrner~ the peint~ - witch
0eAmoAssesfoete has tggne with his feet,
-ADdxAe later the acsn~ Of the recent b >tNs
E.aDdaAPt1rp OF. FOrtsDoneIS0n.~-l1 conrue!
~afseR. entlsing -<hesSiate. Of; Kentucky, ID
nearly parallel with that or Tie Tennessee
Liver nntllit enters the"Ohio a. Smi thlaudl !
The whole length OF the river is q timaaed al
about six hundred miles. During high water
large steamboats ast end to Nashville, and
small boats about three hundred miles tur J
'thef. Abuirt fodrteen miles from Wiiftahs. !
burg, In Kentucky, near the Cumberland.
Mosntains, the river has vertical fan Of
Sfxt$ feet. The dre1 dfkfn ed by this river is'
e1tfIndted II setenteen thuusand eQuxYeE
MffA6 b .''~ s''s - - ~~--"% t'-'i - -
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..QLUA DAYJ.-
~ r: B. COOK. Auc.'r.

nRr GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES. CLOTH.
IL ING, HATS, UAPS, FANCY SILKS,
&C AT AUUTIUN.-On MONDAY, Gath In.
ssant At 10 O'Clock, will sell st my store, lsrse
.istsng or beautiful Fancy Silks, Silk Iissuss,
GFiSsefls, Pfaln and Fancy Mouyelines, Bombar
zines, AtpasaS. white and cold O.mb.ics, Jaee.
nets, 1nsefiaga Edsns., splendid Lace Collars,
Hdkn, uA, ,sis : Nsss. .Hss. Shifts 6oa dozsn ss.
sorted Oottoa and Mnripo Hasiery. together With
many other Ss.iclea anitsd TO the Dry Goods ads.
! An ,nvo:ss of suoTs ssUs soa sHOEs embraces, m !.
( Men5 ffpe calf sewed B ,os,
! Do heavy wafer proof Boo,s,
t Dc. .hne.caif OoU gross sewed G giters,
Iadie5, Misses, and Ohildren's B,os., Shoes.
6Aiter'; &c !, Of every description
After whRh; an1nvoics Ct ready made CLOTH
ING, conslstinBof -
Cloth, ossstme-e and satinet Over and Busi-
nesyycdsts.
Cloth, Cashmere and S.tinet Pants. w.
Cashmere, SAti 1et and Linen Vests,
MeFino ORA " srsa and Under Bhirta, ....-.-
-6uspendcts, Collars, &c. -
ALS0-An invoice Of HATS and CAPS;
some If whirh are very dIe.
y. VIII be added:
100 pieces superior Irish Liners 80 Zee 80
20 p eces Superior BRUSSELS Ca pet.
The atten ton Of the trade isrequested.
TERks-C8sh. ,'.s< --' ''-''
- 49, So e B. COOK, Auct roe
shove sails will he sold, .-'.''r '
( rs BIS Adam antine Uaudlee. st ar brand.
fs2i 49, E. COOK, Auct.
K7HEELwsIGHr S1UtlK AUCTI On.
w On THURSDAY, 2rsh inet., ,-at % O'Clock.
win sell. At the shop OF Mr. J.. T. Kelly. corner
Of Marshall st aud Brook Avenue. the whole Of
hi. fixtures, Stock, &c, embracing the usual
variety Of regular Stock, unfaaished Carts, Car
re- ais, Wagons, &C.
ALsO-A small lot of Lumber, Tools. &c.
TERMs.-Cash. II B. UOUK,
fsSt Auc,ioneer.
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NOTlCE.-U11NEN6 THAT RF0AIN AT
IN 40 n A-Men, Women, Boys, and Grls
Throughout The ssrronsdinS Connties:
: The necessities Of the Confederaey require
that all the energies Of her citizens should be
exerted In developing the resources within
herself. ,~,
While our brave troops are in the field,
those of our citizens that have to remain at
horn 10 can, Il they will, entltie themselves to
shAre In the glorious deeds OF their brothers
In arms, by eXeft ting themselves in aiding to
supply them with the necessary comforts re.
:Qui cite for a soldier.
With this view, the 1oyerum ent have con. !.
tTaeted with Us Cthe only manufacturers Of
FUR HATS in the Southern Coufederacy) to
mar a facture large number for the Army.
TherefoIe, to enable rs 10 carry ent the
wishes OF the Government, we adopt this
method of appealing TO tho patriotism OF all
the people of the s,,rroun ling country and
States, % collect and savo all country Furs
Of oil Kinds, for which, delivered, we will
pay in cash the kighest market price.
= MOORE & HAYW ARD,
= Houthern Hat Factory,
- 81 Main st.. and cn Exchange Alley,
70 20-6t< Richmond, Va.
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sKErCAKs OF "CAPrURKD REBsr.
GENERALS" ..
Tho New York Herald gives tho following
biographical sketches Of the "Rebel Generals
captured ut Fort Donelson:"
usH. ALBERT SIDNEY yoRxs,or.

biographical sketches OF the "Rebel 6sner ais
captured at Fort Donelson:" -
08H. ALBERT SIDNEY JoHNs1oJ.
The announcement OF the capture of Gen.
Albert Sidney JohIston. the rebel commander
Of she department. Of Kentucky and Missouri,
at Fort Uouslson, will be hailed with deligh
throughout the loyal States, being, As he
was, the senior officer OF the rebel army, and
the craftiest General In the rebel host. His
capture is.in fact. more significant than would
re The capture OF half dozen Beauregards
The latter bears no comparison for skill and
daring with Gen. johnston. Gen Albert $.
Johnston was born in Macon county, KY,
Of age After the usual school training
Young Johnston was adopted BY the u. States.
and educated At Its expense at the Military
Academy At West Point; on graduating hs
TO ,he West. During the Black Hawk war
he acted hs AdjutaAt General, President Lin.
cola Icing At the time q captain Of volun.
teers. At tho close Of the var he resi6r ed
next in Texas. War breaking ont in the lat.
tsr State, No entered the Texan army a. pri.
vate snd ros6 TO ign distinction He aftsr.
wards filled tho post OF Sscrstary Of War
States. Johnston raised partisan troop,
which hs commanded, aud accompanied 4en
eral Taylor TO Monterey At the cl0as OF The
Msxicm war he returned TO his plantation,
Uuts U6I06 IA 0A0 CAIC0buHt8oCO3e Wu1
siad 70 aocspt nom tho United States the post
OF paymaster which was generously bestowed
upon him BY tho Qovernment. -tndsr Pierce,
MIR JefKsYeOn Davis, then Secrstary OF War,
made JohistoD ColoHel Of the Second Cavalry.
and he su beeQ uenfly received the command Of
the Son thwsstsrn Military -tistrict. At tho
outbreak OF the war with UtAh h1 was
chosen, over many mere skiited omcers, to
command thep sxpediii0n which crossed the
flaina uA AcontiQRAd- 10 1ll thatposs-ssSAa
Ia fscs, dlc1t0P In the .couptyY, which 4a Qc.
cqpied~sun II the 'fenllfon 70 ak place, yhsn.
~. treitofeusly hbxmdAdef Els Gag. He. o.
rAliaved sto-have 1M~hg d. efIctiG 1tlSnpis 70
tpquceO Oasl4Ufnt3 au6O 6OfSk6H 10 join The rth.
els. eue 70 have heen >y0tItu ~ the common
,eGR}e cfOW f4ctfe 'NtetAfbH ana f69 SaG1:
c0ys measu1eS SdoptU6 " the Government.
Last ALI Goa. johnston was put In com.
mana OF the rebel soldiers In theJDepartme eAt
QqAfptucky aud AtsaOuH end IA vested with
Seplpotdmu u1ry - authority To control all the
2So>eAiiouAtnAt AtoosW1e. 4kIv EbfS
'seeky pAtHlkE and sAies Ahos6eRh IA eUl1dRo
Of She ~ oat@EA ueb0A tIyt tScouolGl Ivvith-kla
11oAt 6bil&tx, sfan1egRdt him snspssUAIlI1p
6DlsepIint6 sA1AAeit1n a.AD sAAoA.A0 uufeA1S;
'r1N Ton Wbich he held At the dme s9e
.. =: s 80: - -. -;
s:.s.sgtr.as e p q psfeSn e 90
fs6Od1 .rd Se2SssoS, tlo wafSletSnE IS 81 Z
steam host on the He'd river, La, aud kilIad.
wss at the time In the United States Senate
from tas, Sssts, Wa tas second oftar, Clay In
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A :FRDAsAh OEFiosA SOARSEnsIBiIIfY.-
Gen. McOo0k, Of the Federal arny, sent the
followtug letter to Hon. HaiAs Peyton, Of
Tsnpessee. with the remains Of Ltsut. Battle
Psyton, Jr.:
Slt 1t was my painful duty tD.day, ~
com mmandsr of this camp, TO reesiys thu re-
iesiipg his com pany, at the battle Of Mil
Spring, on Jan. 18th inst. = :
IhAve no personal acquaintance with you,
but have oftsn heard my father SPEAK OF
yeu as one Of his frisnds !; and I, a. the SON OF
3 friend, to the son Of a friend, hava had All
possible attention paid - the remains. On
the arrival Of thA= body hare. had II en-.
bsimed hy Prn1sAsor- g Goldsmith, OF Louis.
Vile, and Dr. Meylut, my Meaicat Director.
Tho metsllic colAn was -fafA1Dhod By 8sn:
u. @. RNell ,onS.D DepaE4msHtsA;omm -
hope 4 Spaody close VIII epat. TO this IN.
lar3r,y Yebollion-this unholy war. "''
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ias fisg Of trnce between Norfolk and Old
r0'nt may well be considered as of doubtful
s1ped'sncy. 1t has becops too regular a
Os'lAsssA The influence upon tho public mind
VI such daily transmission Of correspondence
"ae' The protsctionof q Rag that is not gen.
,a 10y employed except on matters of epecial
Importance and necessity, can hardly be bene.
N, Norfolk and Old Point are grown
Aaeh TOO intimate. There is no telling what
10y Aos Be done through this daily commnni
'"'h, detrimental TO our cause. -. -
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LIBUr. DuLABRY A. FoRRRsr -Whv dnea not
somebody somewhere exert himself in e6ec t..
ing the release Of this Geritleman? His pa.
role hes nearly expired, and up to this time
nothtnE, apsolniely nothing, definite has
been effected toWards his freedom and release
He iefr beie two years ago, mora or less, in
the steamer Deco.ah :. Tor cruise In the East
Indies. On the rstur1 home in that vessel b Q
resigned nts commlssion III the navy Of the
Old 4overn n<nt. t0 join the Southern ere.
oeLion. ana ON REACHING the Cape Of Good
nope ne was seLt home pIisouer.-NocyoN
U0y BOOK 80 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-22
A VERV DESI n a "a = I'll

A VERY DES Il "A B L Z FRAMED
~ House AND LOr ON THE CpN-
10 BUCHANAN SPKINa, AT AUOTIoN
We will sell upon the premises, on MON-
DAY. Inc N:h day Of February. commencing
At 4o'c,ock r.. III q very able House and
near to Buchar an Spring
f. The house has several good rooms, and
IL adapted for the accomm odaion Of q mode.
rate Sized family. The lot fronts 40 feet on
Leigh street, and runs back 22o feet to an
alley 20 feet wide.
T1lMs.--Ons-t third cash the baia nee at
and IL months, for Dsgosiable notes, with
interest added, and secured ny q trust deed !;
the purchaser. JAS. M. TAYLOR 4 SON.
fe N- --e'~ Auction eers