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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14
TIE slxfu SOUTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
ClNr NEAR RICHMOND, jane Il, 1897

C,Nr NEAR RICHMOND, jane Il, 1857
To The Editor Of II. WbiQ
ask leave sir 10 cOrrec. one or two misstEtemerts
which have unutenoray crept into print With regard
TO the Sixth South Carolina Regiment, in the battle of
the Chick ,homny.
1t has been said that Colonel n. jenkins, OF the Pal
ms.to Sharpshoo,ers led this X gnent in the engage.
men & gether with his Own THIS is doing il lstice to
the officers OF the Sixth The Regiment led through
ont the eutiro action by Is own oficers-by Colorel
Baton, until he Ws disabled b. wound and then BY
.utenaut Col nel eadmap, assisted by or AoIure.
Col jenkins WAS Acting issiier of the day and issued
orders 70 the Sixth as TO the other Regiments but moth
ing mere.
Gen. R II. AndersOn's Brigade entered the Fl ,ht at
something after P. N to the LEFT of and not behind
Gen. Hills Division
They encountered fresh troops 10 the outskirts of the
dense swamp, and after receiving heavy FIRE at ha
musket range, cleared the thckt with the blyone. -
From that moment the progress Of the Bfiea6e was
succession Of charged No less than Ave iaes of fee
troops were broken by many bsyonet charges the
enemy ds!odged from four encamPments, and our
Wsared men slept their arms that zig little il
advance of the third camp But do not undertake to
tell VII Il the Brigade did on hat glorious field. OH
cill dispatches will show il. History will record it, md
poseri!y will never lie. il die WAT began to cay Ia
that our noble colonel led his 6 ment ia person
Though snring from indisposition, be
~ Nhere along the line pressing thTougi tangled
derRroWh over boys and lelled timber ill the third
camp was being charged when he waved his cap an !
shou cd cnce more, con my brave boys" jas. then q
ball pierced his right and entered his body. ssh
at the stern but juriorlers o. Our commanding GptF
a. not nan fs the place TO assist our Colonel from
the Id, and with a noble sefdenial he refused to
W,aken our line by detail. He attempted to reach
the Hospital bu: passing too far toward our left wing,
he fell into the hands of the enemy.
Our less is irroparAbe, unless the Government listen
to the unanimous voice Of Regiment which has served
It long aud faithfully, aud restore him to by ex-
| change.
We entered the 6sd with 52l, all told. 81 were let
dead Oh the lid and $50 were wounded, several q
whom have Fircs died. and other liGger on in mortal
agony. Seventeen arc missing, Of whom some, 10
doubt, lie unuoticed on the denssly psopled 6,ld Of
death.
Our battle flag was riddled BY Ave baa tho stf vas
SHOT off, and the Fsg Sergeant disabled by wound.
"sIxrH PALMETTO"
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Richmond, Jlne 10 1862.
OLD sToNEWALL JACKSON.

OLD SToNEWALL JACKSON.
TO the Editor Of the Wig
have upon several occasions heard Gen. THos.
JACKSON characterized ian extremely ordinary man.
as being "a very dull mlu" IA a.. recently heard,
through very direc, source account OF hin from
highly intelligent officer which represented him as un.
doubtedy possessing military ability whatever" Al.
other officer who had been with him told me be was very
brave, be. 'no General"
Toe recent oluplgn 10 the Valley has therefore been
watched by me with much solicituds Il has been suf
foeuty extended to FIri the opportunity for bis berg
"pped up" which one of the above officers anticipated
would b. the case
When recall his battle KernstoSn his retreat be
fore overwhelming numbers up to Albemarle his I'd
den appearance sgains, Mroy at AeDoEels hs pursuit
Of that General Franklin, his rapid Rocking
ham, the brllnt m1vf ments at Font Royal and Win.
chester the pursuit of INKS to tbs Potomac, his rapid
retreat agaa before three converging columns and With
in The past few DAYS his victories over Fremont al
shie'ds-I Am iemlded ty those things Of what DR..
,hnson said OF smother Of genius the author Ct
The Deserted Village" ard the "yicar of Wsk field
De said that he aH inspired idiot" And when the
grass Of time has grown rank the military exploits
VI our 'ln'elIg nj Oncers VINO lnlnk tnat lhls PAN
m IN "takl like poor Poll" the of Oil Jackson
Eil live in the memory Of future generations Ike that
the great ,aplan who se defiance all the rules Of
European war.
All the diagrams in the world Sill not mpart the
spark Of genius. And genius is much better than
talent as living form is better than statue-be il
cIrYed never SO Inuingy
l. is by inIrenchHg that the South will gain its
ndspendeuco. l. is by Iighiag up the flames Of war
The posture of films requires ao.oa-latioa-acion
d Frederick of Prussia intrench against Austria,
Filuce SaKony ard Russia /. is rot with the SHIELD
shat the South will be saved now il Is the thunderbol,
that should be launched upon the head of enemes.
No, accustomed TO spsak lightly OF scercs-I am tired
Of science Gen Jackson mebt be deemed fool by
tie Professors of West Peiat Ia he "the sword
Of the Lord and of Gideon" ard can do the job the
Coufsisr tie States have contracted to nish and that ia
all that plain people Want.
Tns inspired idiot" ought to be at Richmond, and
With ,drts blanche invited 70 demolsh the army Of
Mcclellan.
have the highest respect for the military talents OF
ii, two eminent Gamer. nov directing our army
this place bu their ,gs, ia false and has been proven
false. REsULTs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14
AaHRY.

TO the brave al homage render,
Weep, ye skies of June
With radiance pure and tender
Shine, oh ssddened moonl
"DsAd upon the field of glory"
Hero it for sopg aud story,
Lies our bold dragoOn.
Well they learned, whose hsads hsSe slain him
B;aver knightlier foe
Never fought with Moor nor Paynim--
Rode at TemplestoWe
With mien how high and joyous,
'GAinst the hordes that would destroy is
Went he forth, we know.
Neyermore, alas shall sabre
CLEAN around h's crest,
Fought bis fight, fulfilled his lsbouE
Stilled his manly breast
All unhesrd sweet natures cadence,
TsGmp Of fame, and voice Of maidens
Nov he takes his rest.
Earth, thst all too soon hath bound him,
Gently wrap his clay
Lnger lovingly around him,
Light of dying day
Softly fall the summer showers,
Birds 6nd bees among the flowers
Make the gloom seem gay.
There, throughout the coming ages
When his sword is rust
Aud his deeds in classic page,
Mindful Of her tIust
Shall Virginia, bending loWly
Still c,Gsaless vigil holy
Keep sbove his dust
Jso. X. THOMPSON.
edmond, Jlne 10. 1862.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14
LATEST IRON RAE VALLEY.

sTAUSToS Jure lS.-FieUout las c.risinly retreste'
below New Market. ais amy is alnt eatirely Dutch
1t COZ ss.s OF ATch,s, BIarcksrs ard other di'i:nf-
OF Of the enemy admit loss Of 400 / cd aud CO.
a, ded in Sundays fight. They also say thai Ge
NcDo sell has been arrested for diI1yalty and seat q
Fort lafayette.
Fremonts ofhcers CHIN to have 80 600 nen and ict
cannon Their nue O:ee at H4Er!sOHbuTg assupposse
20 be about 20 600 M
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14
rFLEokAPHIO.
THREATENED DESCENT OF THE ENEMY on EAST
TFyNFsSFE

AUGUSTA June ls The Savannah Republican ef Il =
morning has despatch from Chattanooga, dated n
irs;anf, which says Information has been recsised
here OF very important character from tie bosdes
Kentucky 1t has been sscsaAiaed Vi al the enemy taD
cole,ted sFny Of twenty se rsgsnts in the vielnAs
of Boston, Kentucky, Tennessee aud also received
large reinorcaueuts of artillery, and srs nov threate
log descent on East Tennessee, No'hing further bal
been seen Of the enemy in this quarter"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14

WBPPISG YASEEE UTFlCERs.-Tne Lyrchsurg Re-
publican hams thAssso three Yankee fl isrs got on
drunk in Charlottesville, Monday, and commenced
"cutg up for the purpose Of astonishing The uaVes
Daring their antics they insued lady, Shen ore CT the
Tiger s. from Louisiana, who Witnessed it. pitched
into them and gave them gerteel dru6bng, which will
serve it is hoped to mend THEN manners and teach
them q a. South srn are not to be iusued with
impunity By Yankee Sc0undrSs though they nay wear
sPlllett-s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14

WANTS -.-Empty vials.,We VIII slye the yeIy
w hgheSt prices for eupty q aad nj walls Per-
,hrg ge their Preept hed Al t9r viii bling
vi ~ with thea a. IL 10 out OF pSver 70 f1rnh them
kEA0E BAKE, Apo hecarts,
Jsla isS hAa street. cor. above p, o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14

THE WoUspED South GARoLSIASs DE- Middleton
Michel tie Surgeon in cha ge Of the South CArO!it a
Hospital in Man,b,ser IN communication to the edi.
tors Of the Charleston Courir, save:
The comfort Of patients 10 al details he's been the
o, ieCt OF constant careful and sOlicous study on Gu
part and in this connection II is ot untegnto
gratitude publicly record the col.plsc ncy Of beha
vor AID agreeBuleues OF manner of the ladies Of Nal
chester aud Rehmoad, who, in no small degree have
aided % by contributing evay oehcacy and every luKu-
~, towards s successful iulf ment Among those who
have exhibited degree OF lbsrslity shch The provi.
siola limitations Of the tines scarcely to permit,
We should particularly mention the names Of Mrs Pl'
ku,on Paterson Red'oTj Weisg4r, Perdue and Sring.
t5IloE, 70 whom g. lT'cly Indebted.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14

ANDY JOHNSON CERTAINLY DEAD.-Tne Lynchburg
!. publican of Thursday, learns by gentleman from
is,ol, that citizen Of Nashville who escaped lev
ays siace from that city, reports that Andy johnson is
cor Aply dead, having been shO! by George Brown,
son Of tie Hon. Nsi,S Brown, whom Johnson had i'm.
pfsored because he refused take the cath egsnc
20 the Lincoln dynasty. Toe gentleman referred to,
further says that young Brown was killed upon the spot
bsore he eoll lower his arm, after firing, by Of
JohnsOn's body guard who were slSHys with him. Our
informant considers this report coming from respect
able ecu c., and entitled to credit.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14

I zoo PACKAGES nANUF4CGUI.ssD To-
LOW RACCO.-NehHvel In store ,ocJ packages Ea1
ufGcuTed fobaeeo Of VARIOUS brands and quane which VIII
and take payment Rank Of P yGca NOTES ct low
prices for the notes OF Bank In State. HUNT JSmk2
corner Va and Osry Streets, sells
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14

,,ITH BATTALION
" MAI ". NJ ELLIOTT, oeamsnd us
PAY sSl PER MONTH, AND RATIOhs.
one HUNDRED MN WANTED between the sgss o. l6 an
g. for comrs Ia NE shove B.tso1, &c and spSeilCt
Encs OF The cy Of Tic mond kahehst fr term Of 81
coatt sehaged By orje u tie 6:ss;sry
War.
None hut good charS,r viii be rteslsei. Appy,be
tween The hours Of "a b. AID =, NJ, 10
W. " HAREIsnH,
At RAgaud BIO. . cor 9 h and vain sta.
Gao BagGdbEE.
". H. ALLlsOI,
i2t Main street,
10 n 81. SksT,
ielI las Man street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14

war SONGS OF TAX SOUrH.-The promised public-
t'ol OF Aeslrs. Yes u jhustol-"War Songs Of the
S1l,L"-edsed by Bohemian" has made itI appear
alee. In turuir its pages, We reCcgazs many Tyre,
scr; aud beauty that have me; eyes 10 newspapers
The compilation appears to have been made with as
and discrimination, AID the broehars denotes that Il
S is as full OF poetry is ia Of courage and patri
IN The bjok ia worthy Of large patronage
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14

IMPORTANT From hKMPHIs The Augusta Oonsdtu.
tionast larns that reporter OF the Memphis Appeal
who succeeded in "geriug through" gives account
OF desperate hight between the Confederate a,et Of
aAnbOatp, commanded by Com. Montgomery, and the
Ynkee aset of eulboats and rams, which took place
opposite the city Of Memphis Friday and which
tnessedby thousands of men, women and children
The aset dropped down to Memphis on Thursday,
s7d was cOalpg up. The YAnkeee feet appeared in
sight on Friday morning, when the COnfederaes made
preparations tor fight which lasted two hours and
tle meet desperate of tie war and ended in tie total de-
ructcn Of our fl ,et
Three Of our boats sunk by the shots Of the
nv Tue Van Dorm Was disabled and Iun aground, and
was set FIRE 70 by her and blown up the
gaping The BesureglId run ashore by one of tie
eaen, rams, End surrendered with three other boa
Toe loss of life to the Confederates small cOnsid-
ering the desperate character OF the tight which was
hand 20 hand.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14
DIED,

On he lgth lost, TARN,sr sILvER second sou sf sJ w.
AND 60 ale sr.oa. AGED mlnth ard even dsyi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14

CoxIKa EvkSTs CASH THKIR SHADOWS BEToRE. The
Savannah News, Of the 10Th instant states that gen.
tsman, who arrived in Savannah on Monday, and Who
left Havana Only few days since reports that when he
left that city the prevailing opinion among the leading
merchants and intelligent men was that the indepen.
ds1ce Of the Confederate States has already been
knouledged by the French Government The event hsd
been sror gy predicted for time by persons in Hs
vsns, whose connection with English and French COM
msrcA houses gave them peculiar facilities of obtaining
correct information, and Immediately after the arrival at
Havana Of the British steamer Trent which reached Ha
vana on the 2o.h ulL, it confidently asserted by
leading merchants that the recognition OF the Oonfede
rate States by Harce had taken place.
"Our informant who is intelligent gentleman, esJs
that il is believed in Havana that the visit of NJ
MERCER to Richmond had reference to the then proposed
recognition CT Government by France, which has
since been cOnsuumIted, if yet publicly proclaimed
So strong the belief ia commercial circles in Hvans
that Napoleon has recognized the independence of the
Confederate States that wagers as hga az $4,000 had
been tfsred by merchants not accustomed TO bet upon
& hszud, tba! our recognition by France was uns oars
accOnpii"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14


ia MAXI sTBtET Up srAIGs
AN stu my I'D stand ia ian street hut sSirs, VII
oontaue manufacture militia York T. Ter both for e.
nceI az ooupIBos Owing to ths extreme high phcss the
materials for unjrmIg oomDanes do not keep material
hand oT npanis but when psrt haze The maer viii
Out Make snd Trim ORDER short notice and
small advance he charges made previous TO the oouPs
Lies desng he made will Sad 1t to Their Interest TO
call
Ap2a VM III sAtTH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14

Tax YASKEE PRrsoNERs captured in the Valley by the
Ops under "StOnsWsl" Jackson arrived &c Lyuchburg
| % "Wednesday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14
WANTED.-iOO MEN.

desire enlist City Defence for Opt Fo Battalion
100 fom Is to - Ct Pay ISL month ard "a
tors. Nons bat BCb,r tbthaSed men wanted.
Apply Il ny store. No 50 AAiu street. y
ist9- e. LOUISE. B0AdlKUA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14

THE SKCoSD Class MLrIA-The Richmond CORES,
oordeut of the Mobile Rsg;sr INDUCES in the follow
ing ocose allasions 10 the Second Class Militia OF this
city, who have been rendering valuable service for
time past in pstroIing the city, guarding the bridges
etc. We confess inability to appreciate the necess
of subj sc;ing these stAid Citzlns aad frOlesome
yo1tts to the torture of three hours drill three four
times a week:
Yesterday proclamation from the Governor closed
Ill the a. OolCck snd ordered out the milta o.
the second ella ios drl Sons eighty pc ,ns met in
Capitol Square and were org1uz,d ato companies Bi1
such locking companies Here a weighing
two hundred ard fifty pounds beside too thin to cls
shadow az old gentleman Of ify beside boy Of six
Teen ia, men and lean me1, cid eud young, were oil
Mingled together 10 s'rlUgs mecly. Nearly every
man came With tall ha', ara, militia ke, brought GU
umbrella. The ofi,eis-goOt heavens, how III did
shine in Jiusel and geld Tn, sore huge silver epau
ietes broad belts, ong dangling ssshes, tall Dragon
hats With toe pompon, and had sversheathed rspieIs
probably borrowed iIom some Old Fellows Lodge
Blls;sr about as they might tha coui not be made
70 sep step Tor could tae Inc be dressed Tor i seve
rl portly gsn.msn brought their front upon the iae
b' rear raj crowded FAR ous OF bis position.
Fa-taf mus erug his recrui coud hardly have been
more ride Ia % ire crowd OF eli 81 Hers who came
As spectators Fnll the boys were u. in company
~ themselves and marched down tor service tht
remainder ordered TO open umbrellas, as the rain
began 10 fall aud cut oct for home This wise order was TO
p-egeut ;hem catching rheumatism, thereby keeping
them from doing duty IN the 10
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14
ADJUTANT GEeERIL'5 oEVTcE,
p rusnaD Jrre1Q 1t6l

nuVAL & MORT OS,S "nORSE TONIC, FOB
~ Improving the Condition of Horses ana
Gales giving them an appetite and Relieving them OF Bet
and worms BdehOund suriet and DBtsnpe and all D5sSe
o which horse IL subject internally Ibis Horse Tonic yei
EN- On appetite and glossy coat o. hair and be len on ae
he snal Improved without his falling back TO bis first poor
ondtol thas been used eIteosVey since il Introduction
out ago. city and al parts Of the 81 ate OF Vr
nE North Carolina New York and In almost every quarter o.
he Union-and the demand Ia steadily Increasing
The Tonic has Owen universal Satisfaction a. lar AZ tht
subscriber has been able TO ascertain II can be obtained Of She
principal druggists In tH HGe, and OF JAS r. DUVAI Drug
I'D aoie prnnrstor and Manufae
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14

NTILITARY CAPS! Military Japs!I jon
vi DOOLRY Offers at Wholesale and Retail, 70 the Military
tu the Public generally his large stock Of Home Manufacture
Hoods Grey Blue and Black Cadet and Fatigue Style Caps
90 rad At this Esbshment favorable terms As 10 city
n the South Particular attention desired to the rack Nts
Zap Is the nes rGble and VSnest Cap mEnufc
IuTed Having hand good supply Of stock he manufacture
Of Dess Hats Wholesale And Rta trade will no connu
"a JOHN DC0LEv No 81 Msin Street, Richmond Va sr2N
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14
NOTICES

HAVING SOLD my stock Aacon, those INDEBTED to
Il V0aid d, great favor by carg oace AID settling
their olIt al that rave clans AinSt Will present
rem Tor Leueaelt TithOat delay. -
s,yPsoN J0HTs, AGENT,
ms'g Corne- n ala ana gih sueets
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14
rEEsfAH.

lBl ubdersnsd have formed oopLrtre,shp Tor s pGpsss
OF TseoTCns lie yaue OF tlyes 1ssn ans other Prorig
estrcyod By the eHsnJ IA E4sefn VI.ga They VII EFs
onFt attention % al eases entrusted 10 her lof tetr
O., AUp.y y Col CHbi X n ALLUEY NtiklEH - 10
hO.TAeuI - JaaslOA, hddiessE egury III toe lssh
'oyenheT, La5 saeI tht, aos ~ kiohnoEd
OHAgLss 4. aALLC2F,
oslk-u No, L. uOSTAglA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14

- II ~ q - = z =
Richmond 81 Petersburg r. i
N aud Arer Monday the 2Ih PssruAry the Train, over Ii
~ road will foloHs:
TAAN,
leave Richmond 4,5, daily and Petersburg Glbpt
IccoW.crL.ToS TRJrH
Leave Pchr md daily, ,Ic,P sGndayJ at 3d. IN, snd
, n, aud Petersburg Al SIS, = e.
The trail will stop oIly Haf Way Station Chester
Port WR!thAll JgDcti n.
rR-Traveers M brsr mind that they required 10 Ehr
pAs Governor other authorised persar btto
hey can leave the city BY this road. s. II. 6iEL,
,sqI General kupt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14
MILITARY NOTICE,

-
HAVING been authorized ey the Wa pepsTtmeht % rss
u enlist aud muster into service, BAttsio7 Of INFANTRY.
The Of volunteers not nov II the services.
des.rJds o. the cooperation aud assistance Of other
rose WISHING join In this patriotic uhd rAfns, VII
In 1s city, address In Nrng cerneE Of
.lgI REd 9Th s;rsaiS.
ni29 ROBERT o. SCOTT, IA,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14
NOTICE TO TAXPAYaKS.

On WNs
AN authorized by NSjJr Gen Noy RegueIt off,
fan -, Of The -tte -e uuter sac Gei o. u
. n al Atse byp1s eli Asyl3 n6l
This noly permits me n receive az yo'uptter' sctTe
sors As are the OF tie Act v udngr-' knoEn
Ne Law Wis pen ihe O 30 snd und
rs and oh eNgrp'eI b. tIs Act o. OOi g;tsI
Ulder solicit the the OF officers
the time v have mi sln composites for this rvc
AZ AdIr :, IL Klcauonl Wd ~UEFOHD
ie2- n Late Lieut. Co. lIth Va Nnis
A SPECIAL NOTICE no TIE. FzIL1IAns.-
"A / want Is dItnoiy understood that manuiAciGru
Irss Letters for military cArS syer elteS made ~ order
AFRO brands al Inscriptions viz dou tobacco
Gg achneTy tents, &C. At the louc Reasonable pIi
ss Stencils, for marking clothing with Indeb!s lnk, cut
lsnsAiesi style.
Those n either ofthe above art css VII dcve TO
N examine specimens before Pureh ssOg seShere Gail
lldess A. dRAEAM Cater toI Ie) door to
L,Iur biAp Hotrl RIchuiopd dell
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-22
OBITUARY,

Did, in this city, on Thursday last, the 10Th Of
June, at o'clock at tho residence Of her Brother,
Mr. John Q. nodd, Mrs. sAEAH j. B,YNr, late con
sort Of John Bayuo. E,lr aged Al years month
aud II days
She leaves widowed husband and Eve little
children to mourn her much Iamcutcd loss. The
deceased was an omiable, 4 nd, tender, loving and
devotclly anectouote W. fc, mother and sistr Slc
was highly respected aod beloved by an who knew
her She was intellectual, strictly so, a. became
ono e her oNtremo true goodness of heart and urip
cipIe to be- Her morals aud her virtues coutd NOT
be eKooiiet by any on earth She was ebnrit,bI,
literally so Of course, &c being tributary cement
OF true goodness and she, with patience and for.
bearance er'at, contcnded with the adversiies and
puyatons Of lit' As death approached to CLASH her
in its hoshlcss arms, she called to her holds lo br
little children and iss Ted TO thom her last rsgy,st
she then, with uplitad eyes aud caspod hands r,
signed her mission ON earth, and surrcndcripe her
fe up to God She quietly and passiycly passed from
The troubles Of Garth Co her homo Of eternal happi
ness in Heaven, ana NV ard forever moro bssks in
the brilliant IA aucr OF Hcavyu with countless
winged angels, singing prus IN praise Of her Re
oeomcr, She WIS TIE last ADD best of all g,d,s
works As % vito, mother aud sister, she was NOT
cNcollud
Thou ara gone, mother Farewell Gone homo
To God TO hass around the throne Of God with count.
less winged angels, rcapng rich reward of ,tcruar
Happiness IN Heaven. By brrspp.
Y. W EfttF
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-22
THE FEDERAL UNION.
IT MUST BE PRESERVED ,

The word "Fcderal and the first two
letters Of Union" have been Clipped
by some rampant rebel, presenting an
appearance as if a small hammer had
been several times struck across the
obnoxious words II was a very feeble
attempt at DETACHMENT of the words that
grated harshly on treason's ear.-MeD,-
Pills Letter.
We witnessed a like exhibition of re-
bel malignity in Russcllvillc, kentucky.
During the occupation of that town by
BucKNER's forces, a party Of Mississippi
and Alabama soldiers went to the resi-
dcnce Of one Of the oldest and most re-
spectacle citizens Of the place, and de-
faced with the most shameful vulgarity
several fine fresco paintings Of CLAY,
FRANKLIN and JEFFERSON. They wrca-
kcd their malice on those Of CLAY and
JEFFERSON particularly, in revenge, we
suppose, for the noble and liberal sem
timents of democracy and freedom
which those statesmen made their rule
Of action throughout their lives