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The national Republican., 1862-09-20
& p ECIAL MOTTO e
DE- N, vELLNys Private Hospital, in the
seoeTal Block, corner Of Seventh and + streets,
opposite the Poet and Patent Ofices. Rooms
Is ard "a, up stairs, Washington, 60.

Al diseases Of private nature treated In the most
scientific manner, and, radical cures effected IN all
csse. sYPH1LI1IC AFFECTIONS. soNoR-
RngA, eLEET, sTE1CTuREs, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of voLUPTUoUs
DIEANs, or sOy weakness Of the sENERATIvE
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or how long
sanding thoroughly and radically survd
AFFLICTED AND UNFORJ UNAIE.
RIO ns.;er wha, your disease let no false delicae7
pIc-'ra. sprlg immediately to Dr. vellny, who l,
sokp, Vleiged to ee BY far the most SUCCESSFUL
PHYSICIAN in the trsatment OF private diseases.
rear not to come and make mown your misfortunes,
AID Re VI, TeedIly send on your way rejoicing.
The national Republican., 1862-09-20
SELF-dBUSE,

.hst dreadful ssourgs OF the young, INDUCED In
Hhe, alone, which destroys the generativt organs,
srg,s you tor usrriea life, producing weakness Of
power; r.ipi,sfion Of the heart. nervous r.itabity,
oss 81 emory, melancholy habits, tns nifty, con.
:u-ntioa, and death
YouNG MAN, in view Of the dreadful oonse.
7usrce-, delay not to make your oase known to Dr.
Your secrets With him are sacred, and you may
osai.ct'r ely 7por his mstiSai sfill
Tl5u.ant. whose systems were shsttered and were
IN the brink Of the grave, las he b-ough. back te
HgnfHr' brtl:h By ala stilful treatment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-11
OPERATIONS ABOVE MEMPHIS.


The following ecsl dispatches we're received a. Wash
ington:
CAIRO, June G-The De Sofa has arrived direct from
For; Pillow. Oar iorc-s occupy the Tort. The enemy
burned every thing. number OF guns were found
The large m ars had been destroyed The gu looats
have passed Fort Randolph.
OAIRo, June 6-The despatch boat OF las. night re-
morris the evacuation Of Fort Pillow and its occupation
by our troops. Most Of the a1tla had passed below
Randolph.
CARo, June G. P. M.-TbeTe is yet some doubt that
our fleet has passed Fort Randolph where the rebels
ara said TO have takeu the guns which heY removed
from the fort above. They left only five or sx guns
Before leaving they destroyed toe barracks, camp
edupage gun carriages and such stores US could not ne
transported Toey also burned the cotton, Of which Il
breastWorks were coDstTuc ed.
The hotla cast Of at o'clock yesterday morning,
and were followed by the transports carrying the For,
SIKH Indiana, Col Fetch, who now occupy the WorF
which are said TO be OF great strength and II properly
AIMED could have ssinly rtss ed large FORCE
The rebels after leaving the fort destroyed the pSntccn
bridge which they hsd constructed come weeks sLce
over the Hsehie river
When the De Soto, which lss' arrived from the Meet
left the gunboas had passed the fort and gone down
the river.
l. is reported the rebels have evacuated Fort Kan
dolph Il this Is the case netting can prevent the meet
{ ola arriving at Memphis to-day.
PApucAu jane 6.-Ooonel Noble, commanding at
this pcs. with ueiry his entire command, are under
marching orders for down tie river aud will leave TO-
morrow,
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cure
FROM GEN. LORINGS COMMAND LEWISBU RG
EVACUATED BY THE ENEMY.
San SULPHUR SFRISds

SALT SVLPHI h Cthihua
Monroe County, Va, jane 4, 1869.
J, The I'd '5r ~ The Wig.
General He,h's headquarters are a. this place. Gen
L,ring u also here HIS presence here has Infused
fresh confidence and degree Of activity in our amy
seems to have his eyes Opeu and maturing bic plans
Tor the sumner campaign. Captains Bryant aud Read
~. re,urred last night from rather adventurous ride
t, Le~i re; found al quiet there; the enemy lad
fallen back f,url,el miles to Meadow Bluff, and were
moving their stores wCs Of SsWe Noun,ar. They left
some thirty Of our wounded in LsWisburg, all OF which
thy psroled. Among the number is hsjor Edgar, VITO
il recovering ircm bis dangerous would, which was so
were that be WAS at st reported killed. Capt Bryant
iufarms me- land have heard it ircm several o;h'r
sou,ees hat four or Eve Yankees rushed upon MAJOR
Eizar after he had fallen helpless upon the field and
would have bsyone,Cd linn the spot, had rot heir
CAPTAIN drawn his revolver and kept them th. This
sloss What savlgcs VIC are sighting. Capt b. slso
s,v several who had been run through with bayol =
e.s ai,er they had fallen wounded upon the ID One
p,or fellow, after hard sighting, completely tNhsuitsd,
cried for quarter as Yankee soldier approached, "pl
give YOU quarter" he replied, aud, raising his Fh
blew he brlirs cut These iacts are vel known by the
cit rs Of Lewisburg, who are assduous in their Aier
tons to our wounded The ladies, in particular, divi-
ding their number atO reieIs, constantly in the
hospital aud tend our poor fellows carefully as their
own sisters or mohCrI could. We have done the cit
,as Of LsEsburg Injustice, and are willing to make
repara,ion.
Toe enemy cs eertainly, eighty or ninety killed On
tse PSI Among the number, fourteen officers, who are
led upon hill OF the town. their graves being
rallied in and marked the privat6s were hauled of, and
an attempt made TO conceal the number. They consid
cred their victory dear bought oDstheiF loss in killed
aud wounded exceeding ours but hunters and position
gave them the advantage. Justice eomPels Us 10 &C
uvlsdye that der troops vel drilled ard disSi'
p.ined YoUis, in haste,
a "
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DEMAND FOR TIE SURRENDER OF GALVESTON

AUGUsrA, jane l0.-The Houston (TeIa') " Tel
graph" Of the l7h, contains demand made ;Le b
Of May from Oapt Eagle, Of the Uaited stacs F.gGtc
Sntee for the surrender OF Galveston saying that in
few days Federal naval and lard fc'c, would appear
before the city, Gen. Heoert mss Instructed by Col.
Cook to say that ne would reply when tic rsysi and
land forces appear. The iac=a Corsu!s, the 20 Of
May, communicated with the Figa,e 5au:ee With view
of fixing upon point to DO respected in the hon.
bardmebt refuge for foreign subj. e.s Eagle replied
that /; was hs power to give any assurance Of
o,r.y as 10 could not tell who're the abo, would fall
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-11
FROM CHATTANOOGA

AreusrA, June 10 A despatch from Atlanta TO the
Augusta pape dlttdths instant, pa lha the enc.
ms bad retired from sheI ds'arce of CbaaSnOtg, -
TIE T lo.s WIS e'gnlilIed The ab.r OF weundei 3
uaknoSn. The Federal gulboat which appeared bsfcle
sle Mound was flied mo by s:.u and three OF
the enemy klld. Several ctizsI Eere taken ty Yam
ket from across the river. 10. hich, Is aid to b.,
with his entire force, opposite Shell A,u,d A Lum'
of "contrablnds" end several d ba ID C6niederat
we're captured by the enemy on Friday last 1t Is sui
posed that the demonstration a; Chattanooga may re
feint, to cover SOME other movement AL qu'et nos;
several spies have been cap ed.
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SEoEssIrY OF PROMPT MEDICAL ATTENTION
HOSPITALS ESTABLISHED IN COUNTRY TOWNS

NECESSITY OF PROMPT MEDICAL ATTENTION.
HOSPITALS ESTABLISHED IN COUNTRY TOWNS
Army BOARD, a..
To lie EaitOr of The Wh,g.
Tne suggestions 10 your excellent paper Of this morn
ing concerning the mode Of keeping 4 correct register
of an the sick and wounded admitted into the Hospital,
are admirable, and hope they viii be at adopted
There "a another fact to which wish to call attention
it Is the Of more Surgeons tina. the sck and Woun-
ded may receive PrOaaPt attcndon. Dalay, in many
case, has cost brave, good soldier his life Why not
Increase, greatly increase the Army Surgeons, In the
event of a qrsal 6attls-And il must cone-hundrtd5
vii be lOs. not because the Surgery do not do their
duty but simply because is impossible for them to AZ
tend to so many.
But l nav be told physicians will come forward and
volunteer TO do this work. Il is well known we cannot
depend on volunteer surgeOss Many prompted by CT
r,osty may to the city and remain few days and
then return to their private practice. Let have men
Who are bound attend to their duties not those who
can come and 90 when they please.
lido not intend say that volunteer surgeons have not
rendered mpOI aid but do earnestly desire to see
our men have proper and prompt aeHtoO. Better, fsr
better have surplus of Surgeons when there are no
battes than one good Southern soldier should ose
bis life for the want Of timely aid. Better spend one
million Of dolsIs than brave soldiers should sunsr
during and after battle for attention.
Tie country calls for Ihis-fa,hersl uothers sisterr
all call on our Government to appoint more Surgeons
Skifu Paysicians-though not skilful Surgeons-Wili
come forward if the Board OF Examination was Aool-
shed il may have done good. but teere are instances
of be most successful hyscAns being retired notWith
standing the regiments which they belonged preferred
them to any one else Thousand Of friends at home
would feel better satisfied TO know that those dear to
them we're then receiving the attention Of some kind
country Surgeon rather than be left the field unat'
tended to- and receiving only partial attention in the
croEded Hospitals.
Scores of Surgeons in our army, appointed more than
year ago. have not been examined. We know oil one
Division in uhch there has been, up to recent date,
no e1anirG Tor. Ye. tho meu have been equally ss
sIocssslul as those Who have been examined, and the
public as we'll satisfied with them.
am pleased to see Hospitals being established In af
ferelt parts of this Sae and here let me suggest the
Junction Of the South Side and DAnvie Railroad, called
Cd lrkes it viii be an excellent Place TO rest those
Who may bsoome tor fstgGsd continue their journe
TO more distant Bo'p-ss. I-orase tbs Surgeons sud
send one or more 10 al haGe psces-f hCy need ssssi-
suce e; hem cell in l,c physicians, the Army Surgeon
al5ns being resp,rs!Oe fer the supplies, etc. that
us7 &c turned over 10 him.
y,rrs SIS c.
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THI FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT -Lt-Col 7. u.
skinner, Of the lee Va R'g't, in communication pub
lishel 10 yeterdsys Dispatch, in eoF;e'.i Of an
erroneous statement respecting the action of the Regi
msat in the late battle, says
''Ths regiment did lose thirty in the battle OF
the SIt 10 cons qu sncs Of fHdiaq tStf III front OF
battery whose FIRE il could net return. IL lost forty nire
men out of one hundred in calamity leading Kempers
noble brgada into FIRE, and thereby earned the proud
privilege OF inscrbing upon it, banner the Seven Pines
in COZ me ion with Bsckburus Ford, Manassas, aud
Will msbnrg. In reference the burial OF the dead,
there has been no confusion alleged We buried nine
of our comrades on the feld each wrapped in Yankee
tent, aud bis name legibly Inscribed upon foOboafd
AID this was pat a long the weather would per-
mil two other bodies were taken to town by their
srds With the invaluable assistance Of hSor DOoley,
our wcunded we're removed from the field without an
instant OF unnecessary delay.
at ia not contemplated to merge the regiment into
the h. True the regiment has been sadly REFUSED, H.
M 81 dtsfoyed By deal AID unnecessary dtcbagCs,
amounting 20 more than hundred men, ard by TIC
casus les OF muderous campaign; but rel! upon itnei
ther the crsiarY OF War nor the COmmaudeta'Chlot
would consent to sweep ef existence, by the stroke
of his Ien regimen. that 10 pitched b"tles and
three eombats with the enemy had never been knoEn 10
fslger.
1T is with great reluftance that find myself CON-
D II d TO obnu1e the sfii's of my gment upon the
pn 2c throug the paper; bus the remnant, ard the
-. of tue gmen has been much demorsl z'd by TIE
rep,r, that il ~ IN he mfTg' d ilo any other corps
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T. C. N
LATEST FROM LINCOLNDoM.

Tie INest Northern papers received in ID 1ie' q Q
da.ed N inst, ey furnish the following mess, ,
some OF which IL L be observed Is fabricated TO sui
serve tie purposes of she Ylnkees
INFORMATION yRoN DIsERIERs AND SGGRRs
Alester, dated "M.OisuAn's Il A4qlAsers Gsl inst
sags;
Two deserers who came IA this moraiog, stae that
moral Joe Johns on wAs seriously, II not NORA ly,
wounded through the groin by Minnie ball, during he
lAle bztIle.
Gen Gus.agus W Smith is noWin command. O-har
Information received gUes c,rroboae these facts
These deer ers tsA the rebel oss is estimated at
10 600 H. killed wounded and missing.
NJ material change has taken place in the position ct
tdz eusiny
negro has arrived here who lsis Richmond yes,e'-
DAY. represents ttiogs ir terrolo state OF con-
iclion and az Certainty. No troops are In tbs city IL
sl.ng tbose doing guard duty ard tending TO the sick
aud Woundd all being compelled 20 remain ouiside-
There ;us OF evacuation, bu', on the contrary
everything go,sto chow determined resistance on the
part Of the rroels
The uesro states that during the fight OF Sunday the
house tops and all elevated positions were covered with
pecue to witness the battle every expecting 10 see
our troops driven into the Chickahomny but when
a saw the rebels runnbg toward the ciy, the great
est CONSERVATION prevailed.
MANY OF the inhabitants have crossed the James river
expecting the ciy he occupied BY our troops sooH-
Il IA red tina. Gsn Ssgruder going 20 Resign, hlv'
il z become disguised with the rebel military admlns-
tiatiou.
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NoTICR To TAXPAYERS.

DEL ordered by Cornell Of he city ~ hchmond that the
Id Joleo,o Of le city Taxes cha annually give ie In Al
Of the dai newspapers or ulh ~ Tor ~ zen dsys
prior the 18th day - he viii attend al his NICE oa
IL, between TIE HOG OF o. OK II, am 6o'eosk, 81
fem he 18Th 10 the Jane Inclusive for d., pcs q re-
csynx any TFe vita city taxes the whole or
hNof OF tax aged, dsdrcins r'm the who
amoupt or ore n as The case cay BE- per thereon
Collector hl In Ike msnner, give not &C. Tor tuea az
prior th dzy u Decenbs Ga e will attend at us OF
dee "a IT, bz ca he mentioned htus f. tie u 70
th o December 70 the purpose Of resevioE ON
any peson has paid onehA MY Of VI city t1xss
the half deductng from such hail zen
per crltuIn thereon.
~ IN ls.. viii attend Collectors ,dse IN the city
Hall from the l5th 81 b mOaih Tor che purpose o.!
'env sis1n >' " JrLUrs HOB nv. q O a
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FrRrHER lRON OlATTANOOGA.

ATLANTA, Juue lO.-P-sJenger5 Ly he State train rt-
port that the enemy vaIiOuiIy ,snGtedat irm thee
20 seven thousand le the river opposite Chattanooga,
aud divided his forces part going up, part going down
he river. l. is believed he will atemp: TO cross aid
form Junction this side to attack the city Generals
Kirby Smith, Lsadbeter and !rclds. ere there, VT
plenty Of troops determined to and rcps the
N.Y. The people of Chattanooga calm and free fOm
alarm
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RICHMOND WING.
MORNING, JUNE II, Isea.

TsvrRrsrlSG FRoN LIwisBuRa "A gentleman rom
Is.isbur has Informed the editors Of the Lynehours
Republican that Colonel Crooks, the Yankee military
G,verpOr Of the town. ordered an election for town OH
GERS and summoned the people meet him at the Court
House. Upon their assembling, he addressed them IN
sne,eb telling them the folly Of their REBELLION against
the mcst humane and beDigusat government! in the
world and advising them take the oath OF allegiance
and again be received under the protection OF the stars
aud strpes but his words fell If they struck the dull
cold ear of DEATH 10 responding 10 bis Pa'heo ap
pea. After be concluded, Samuel Pree, Esq' an OLD
aad prominent lawyer of GreeDbrsr, arose and com
msuced addressing the crowd. He told them virginia
had seeded from the old Union, aEd united her
destiny with another government and he re-
garded her course a. legal and jast. he had gotten
thps far in his address when he arrested and start
Immediately for Camp Chase, in Ohio, but reIeas
ed on parole, and permitted to return after days
I,uruey. On the mex. dag after his return the polls
were opened but not single vote east Up to this
tune no, one citizen of the has taken the oath OF
allegiance to the Yankee government, is there any
ahsliaoOd Of any doing 50.
IN, gentleman further informed Us that large num-
be- he Cuon eLzsus Of Nicholas and the adj pink
clus,ss we're leavTg tor OHIO and other paris Norb,
bs satisfied thai me schemes Of subugAtion by Abe
Lincoln would Lot succeed, aud they takirg tine
b. tie tJrelOCk aud getting OF the way, beicg con
vlcd that the southern ConfsterAey would then be no
place tor thom.
The enemy are 10. in LsWsburg, having fallen back
10 Meadow Bluff, las, week TOer scouts, however, iG
queuly come 70 the town.
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IELEGRApRI0.

sToNEWALL JACKSON REPORTS ELS VICTORY
OVER SHIELDS.
The following defpatch was received yesterday morn
Ing by Aciutant General Cooper
Mar PoRr RTPuntIc June eb,
VIA s1AusroS June 10Th.
Through Gods blessing the enemy near Port Rfpub
lie this day routed With the less of sir pscesof his
artillery. T. y. JAcSsOs,
MfjSr General Commanding.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-11
FROM VIIKsgURG.

AUGUirA, June lO.-Tbe Jietson MissssippiSu 0. L
9th inst, has dispatch from Y,kibuFg, dated the
Which Gays Federal gu-hcat ana s!acp @! wrr oPer;d
Yesterday evening on the baaeFis und city. Tic sho,
Tel! short One Federal vessel struck II shot
and left Toe .nrcb ck, which attack d the blttrr,s
week ago. was disabled, aud lice the DIR beoN
he city
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-11

THE CosscRIPE LAw.-A good many pSI- 'ns are M
der the b sf that the CO1seiption ~ rIeT.- from
the .rvics en- pesors over thirty I've ye-rs WHO have
r.slI, ed for the var II IL they are mistaken. All
who have e. sted for the war whether a or rev VI,
uatesr, = n have TO ,ssTe, i, matte no, VIA, their
agl, may be- But the COZ ,rip.ioa so do not tou,h
the, over thirty6 or u1dsr eighteen, Who are net
now in service. Tn. Earn, The decision Of IL
c-elHy Of War, and the mamie intention Of the Nv
ISIS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-11

CoUSTRT NAwsPAPsR PRNrISs The London system
Of printing orc SIDE OF country nsEsPsFes in the city
and tier sending The edition 10 tie respective ccss In
the c5uairy, 10 have he LEGAL aud adVetsemens
adi,d ta ben adopted BY several pspers 10 Wisconsin,
the ~ork oeiag performed in the ctise of the Safe
Jourcll At Alt.zon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-11

CONTRADICTIONS yoa THE SICs AND WOUSrsD TIE fc'.
loving is list c. arJicss, sent by Mrs.. William H. CaIl,,
Of ,aI county aud her usishbors, to Mrs Ar hur A
Morsor 70 be distributed by her for the Oene, Of the
sex and wounded st tie different Hospi.,s:
Thirty three shirts, twenty-five piioSs, eleven plos
sips tsenly smA cNses twenty eight towels, twenty
sse pair OF socks hse sheets, Eo coveshds, one con-
fort: ems bag OF red pepper, OF sage, OF slP~
~ elm one boz Of candles eight gAoas Of buteTI..s,
one barr Of bread nt, Old i1en etc. These supplies
have been Distributed " Ms horsol.
Mr. Peter Nassie, Of E1HOver, brought q wagon load
CT rrovisons etc. for the sGk srd wounded soldiers on
Monday last.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-11

NoSzT RECEvED.-Ws have received iron Mrs.. Mary
J. CoshsTd, Orlrgs county, contribution Of $40 fOE
The hampton refugees fund. We glad to sea that
the mrlufaEous elms on the OSEsseencs ot he people
.sis one il no; overlooked
We are requested BY Dr.. Lunday, the surgeon IN
charge Of "Esnt Hospital" % ssknowlcdgo the receipt
o. SO from Milo BoOhsr, and IS IRON a ,sdy-eonhib,
t-ls to that hospital be expended Tor the benefit Of
the wounded soldiers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-11

pub cs1 =a.us sSt side OF the Guard Lcek at Tys
River po1d Is Was, e-trely cui Which, in the present
state Of t-e Canal Conpanys working force, will su9
pend the through Navigation between Ly -chburs ard
ohnOnd for several months. Tbers are minor dame
yes below She1 -iIl b. soon repaired.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-11
yRox HEAuRVdARD.

Tho only reference in the Herald OF Saturday to the
command of General BaauregaFd is the following
The rebel armies of the Southwest concentrated into
the army Of Bcauegnrd appear 10 have become 90 ca
heartened aud GCmoTs!gsd and broken uP with t'e
evacuation Of Ccrnth, to lstiiy the conclusion that
bs will never be able 10 rally together again for bAtle
Ai,y thousaud Of bis late imposing TO- e CT oae hundred
aud twenty thousand men.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-11

Second Lieut.. DsnOoo, Ais. Virginia.
Conrad BOYD, Second Lieutenant Ntis'a Artillery
Virginia.
Wsun9sd On. tbs RSRHe6se.
Major H A hubbard, s Al b,ma.
LtW W Ho. slsy, Co B, 4ein Virginia
LtCPBB-augan 90 l. b Ala
ia JONI 5, 90 O, 2nd Florida
BIZ Hughts, Co B, 49, Virginia.
TT Horton, Co +. 27h Georgia.
Mr. Hugins. Co 9Th Georgia.
G 5 Az, Go l, AZ h Virginia.
J COL eu, Co D, s.h Ala
II Spencer, ca l. 24'h Virginia
] AMcCosCtc<, Go q. 80 h Virginia.
. smith, Go /, Ssh Sl,b ma.
AQuur, Co |, 8 h Ala.
Gsrp D O Blu lsr Co ], 4qh Va.
r BryIut Co G., 49'h Va.
] West, Go ~ G'orgis
] Farrell, Co X, 49tl Va.
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WAsHRR WON IN WANTED.

VXTASTED mme lately General Hospital head oiH-eond
w street Wssher Wonel white or bl.eE, 10 wash clothes
for the led sodas vii pay dollar day. and provide
apply 10 me at the Hospital day, between NJ and c
p c / BELr GlBi N,
Surgeon PA. q. p Ia ehATE" - the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-11

JoaxsreS J. HO5PER Who died in this city, Saturday
aeraloa wss known throughout the country in his pub
s capacity as Secretary of the Provisional Congress
bl. g, more limited and yet unusually ended circle
Dc vas known a man, and By them esteemed for .
possession and practice OF the most sterling endOEmens
AltAuments and virtues. He bad large and gull hiss
heart vigorous ard fertile intellect stable, fra
sad genial disposition, the most unpretendGg manner,
ald singular drecluess and single keartelness Of pull
pose. With these qlsl les be necessarily popular
bu., be uas m)rr, beloved he wac 100, scholar and
amln Of thought Az a writer, he ready, lucid and
s,rt Va iurioEcioe when grave irresistible when
hum rous In the latter character, d contributor 60
the Sg-is Z o., ais' and author Of ann SaEys ard
o.bes feet Is. he ranked among the most successful
c5u ~ri ers Of ;hs day. But his substantial Te
g.. ca rests upol his conspicuous Gad irdu
enia editor and he part be bore and the poSer he
sr,ei in moulding thought and shaping the action of
tas eve5yiul tine in vhcl he lived and hoOsed Ia MS
d.ath ~bile his family lie crushed beneath the ia Of
tuss hooored head and hundreds mourn the lose OF
ifsnd-bis country Vii lament .le extinction OF brsh.
AMI devoted spirit.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-11

THE LArI Cor. AsBnT.-Tae Lynehtu R9Iutleln
states TIA; the remains Of this g-l,nt and cnvsrC
officer we're Inferred With N ,ary bOnOrs, % Sau;day
s., in the Uuve " Buyrg Giouad, rear ChA'Io;
yils, Va His gave WI ever be bAliO"ed sPo', to
which the vO,ary Of Southern freedom VII of turn
With reverence, ard lay Laurel wreath to s.rnish the
tomb Of the true patriot tie brave and dariTg soldier,
and the noble gentleman.