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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

By yitas aatASry sonisrsi by General o-dsss No
Atatant and Inspsc -nsrAs 7cs, kGrsa s !Ss, Cat
A 5sds AppoaIsd Provost dArshAl sf The u u la
AniaS ARt aad e01aHy ~ ths dssAAss
of ia uil-a
e FAs FApc-t ogss esntnysd a. " PNss .. saseOn -
gs-charx- gfthe Protoss NsftAat
IL gliu aid diVd3ao1 o. vtaors i.tioGs n 1
assESaogs Oihsr iat5xieAtns bsv-iAges tosie
AE s1 ods Iii bs cT otcei sy re Provost nAr-
a. sxus al Pc t5cs dslaE ss ing giving auay
n any naansr Sis1osing - sdch bevgrAgeL
" p.fs,1s of tssrse, sxeert hoss H Ne ssVi,e o.
~ stals, hAvi-E "a hSr Po<ss.hn
vi jsrvsr ne Urdaaucs O-Par u.At on % bbFs
garch Othsrsitr they b. sczsta tAEen
iss.a y "a. Ntssh,L al &c. p - 1s SLsis
sfv-il IA 1s d.ysJss - "a us- e. q ne SEES afssa
. taa efy r.. =. - ira'os hl Y. 4saal
does bArad shot gans And Phtls u
issa zaay sssfAi N Ia as1 Osagsssu ~
- % piFals sras Isigersd lp % a. Sae sae
0sE.rneat q The rabhe - wee wi ., 70 'f
|"u~ L < FAsL
- a. A,sL Ad'L oeA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
Ha,pQU ARrERs DIPARTMESf cF HBSRIco, !
EcuzoED Va, hAreA ~, lSS9. !

eEysat1 oaDE>s,
-. y -, ., a..
o. yAa PSt-r g appslrtsd Proves hArsasi ~ "
-, o EssEan- Eat C45tJal odAia Aad ~ hAJaN'u
a. apoclrsFe AssstsaE Provost aArae4s. .-.. -.
Al c,sacta.S1as verbal Or v-iie', oo1eernias
"a barton q Guarta nst b "A % Ne rfo o'.
n. ~. s,fF Ii Hhaond 10 divided int1 Eso Nn-A bs
t-I- nf G. enz a. AayoS srdss ana suaelhs ~
= q 70 Nsn heacs up Aail q eel y 5ey.tDo, o
iS 81 = ss tasa.s ~ iSA ihs Enib o. Aa
= D.-t e.. u sAd rs of avnoa . unaef son Ssna 81
,,i G = ~. "a re La tct vtS Of said hnsh Hader
- c,nAsns 81 1A-tka :. O Maynard -.
IL sans-l ssrsu- bin 4 speoia.sd eaisi o. rSles. %
- L PsGE,
hs~as sAI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

trick coming to the knowledge Of the Board tho fellow
was again summoned, and, upon bis examination, the
swelling before pronounced ioeurabs had disappeared
he was served a. bis cowsrdly conduct meritsd, and
fcr,sd into the ranks whethsr or nok-Lyseh5sg Re-
lubIiean
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
EXTRACT:

Ap,UrIyr AND ISsP2 sENERALH oEsIcL
ncssOsO hArsA -, lsss-s
SREsIAL ORDERs,i
VII The DspAr.asnt Of hsnnso undr ne So.-
asaa Rrsadsr aear. J. Ter. IA s1tsAAsd la-I.ae
lsNhs dis.s1cs n tsn nj "a +.
"''@n--' " N'' wv 30 vErHEES.
zh7T-Iu - ASg ee.-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

NOTICE.
MIR EySRY LAIroN OfrIcIAn, nrnsrb 81 tssersssrg
NL hNsl cAsd himself Al Ne q haa s,rst Saers ~ 81 -
PsAse n - vhoss sight nesd inprosnt hsfs
PetsIseurs pAge says -, H..
We ne aaIsS "a pleasure Ia nuendias NJ hsny
Prshurz and surroun e'unhy a.
Al OJEa, q aI,sabs asrA EshaYe hlct In And Ioani
hA Iatse spse Sel better tAti ue eead hAVi S0n'
e sslvsI dsn. of zankinda very lnposth RAJ
- reqa,rei eat dse II k1oSsdss s1s
Al v,ish sn7hAi esy os isys NJ kAyton 1sseL We
$500 pAvIDMLY,
ssv n n oONLR4
ksv EORr StcdACIs,
JAdDE WATSON,
Wn PATCH aKD,
49, Rev Joan KsSR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
T@ .SD DANvILLs aAILno.n
~ =. =! - y Akl1E.G

" As foicvs;
GOING WIT
HoH Trdta daily at and arTfvss n
DAnvlle at . lisp. N.
A. ssrk,iI- eonnses with II, trains the sou.h SIDE
RalroAa for III, West.
COMING East.
Natl Train a-ei DanI daily (txeeTt suniays) Al
and Air.yts 10 Renn nd ., 8 p m.
surtvle With he ra'ns On The sSssh Eide Rai
fer Noifo and feterserrg,
Ths s1ni,y 20 beyond Bsrtvs which pSint
10 with the irans the b, sh tile Rairoad
II. II. CARTER
nhH General ick ant.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
HElDoJARSsSs DEPT. OF gss :Ic',
kisAmsnd, Va, AArsa lii. So
SGKEsL oGDERs,
No 1

.sa
r. SNrOad conp,nss. ard the JSns, Rive and kAsAwbA
caau co-pans OOat-a rS-sPo'' INTO tas eiy or oa
eta s,Il.-aaa rsao-s, chr iaiJx cSsug bsvrlges
M supsrlat.. dsas OF RAlro43s al Il the a canal
a-s r~aus-l 1Ar tie Fr3sost "rr T. he
1 q pace pNssaS sr roads ALd cAa4L cat Of TIE
slIJ .; Glc nod
Bys,dsr Of BIZ s-A JnO 4 wHI.r. Con-. a.,
ksls-g So AeES Ca
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

MOST VAL UABLE BHIGK kRsI aENCEo'. /.
Iu she ofth de OF Msin, between First
Aad ronshes STREET, and Lne Sarusbis pytya,r
Hestdenee, at tke NORTH kast corner OF Main
and lst trsets. at auction. We viii ihl, nIort 9
pre- nses hoNDAY, ha 2 d.y OF AprJ, commencing
NJ the very ulaabe ivas Resi- enee located IN The on
side Street, lat Iouahse ttet, Ia The
occupancy Of he hq entaii II i.igs ,oms, With
closets bthh,ue hot and cell vatsr and Nasr through
the entire LIli tossihef ~i ihee Brick Kitchen, cont a-
rooms BTick ftale Carrlae- House. Smoke
HoIss, and ohsr bui1g TaiI ,dmi able rang 4
eOnnodson Of larrs ts hniy. and 10 10 e,e \.
order ., loo tied 10 Desirable nshsorh Cd aad
oorvene busns The Let on IS feet and extends back
les fs;tto vide paved alley
vau,bls Bains Lot adinlsg the rat hsvins the sane
from, and deph nh vel sci vlA the choicest grss ffss',
Traps, &c.
Innediatey at-r the shove VII be sod the large B Il
located st the Nor hs, lutte seen a MAI, and 10
adj aag srsdenee of rneod rick Fob son fsQ Al
nov he oeoapaneT Of Mr. Edwin Dbs contains about 10
ons attached large Bick kitchen ltt fSnx ~
feet md osek lsJ ieet !. street
TERxs-Oneh I'd sh; balance At and II mooths or ne
getab notes. In aod and ssosrsdb By aru deed
aod inu 1888 be Iald by the purchaser
mt2s-td J.s. n fAYI0kA ~, Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
OWE HUNDRED AND TWENTY BEAUTI-
" ful RqIla Ing Lots eonliEuoua 70 lha 4 iiY

" fui BotIdfng Lots contiguous 20 the tiiy
OF hichmoud, az Auction. sll upon The re.
ss 81, day Of April 1i "a oeIaeS,
pn oeanI B1lioilg Lots Ling OF and Iuous 10
ns sichmont,on the ros frjm 1ith tie sschs
VILE Tu,npks Ard ffor A'y psron Of which there hie
OF the u hs ale esenu orp rtanlty lrohable
poses
Persons desiring 70 purehue respect uy asked 10 view
op.ry before he day ef si pat may be o.
,ae ON ef tie ausuenssrs II dssrsi opsny viii
10 pquAreso o'r.
Trons Ia eash the balance and II months Tor ne
gouable notes with nttra add and Of By tru dssd
uh 70 JAs n. TAYLOR BON, Au t.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

rdso~ r that cesrs ret rsn'snt from ths army Gen.
Bon ham fas been elected q member OF ths Houss oi
pre- entaives In the nett Cor gress, which assemblies
on the lsth Inst He 90 iinned with the army ss long
a. there las any rel Sensible prospsc. of active service
but when the army went int winter quarters and tho
state OF the .eather rendered improbable any
In toe nell during the pTs'nt winter, he resigned, 80
a. 70 b. dts to spend shor, fpis OF Acme, pTevo'
10 n" ent,rtng o" As dtseAarqs q Ms C1aorsssionaI
GHt'ss e. --e ".r
Generd Bonham says tia. this 10 untrus. Co.. l.
rne Enquirer Is Also mistaken as to the "rue reason"
Tor my reu7enent rom tne aTmy"-hsmsiy, to take a
seat IN notgress Aoori ne nrss OF ocoosr learned
roH mac taas tne PRESIDENT sed the opinion
'nat "" Gus OF commission from the 18th Of Jn!y The
shprsnon oi 'he term oi GFsggs regiment This con.
n'ned me IN running tor Congress, which, at that tine,
vas hiaking OF dsoinirg The war beginning 10 wear
Protracted aspect. - r.ssr
- 'Il-.l.. Tr
on the 2l't OF January, 1862, because Of my rank
bang reddced on uutensble grounds and mistaken
view CT f'ets, though doubtless honest resigned the
stcond ccmmis1ion. n L BoEHAn
asserts further, that General Bolham wl pleas
cd TO be superseded By officers of the old United States
army.
We believe further that General B'uham took no eI
cePaon at the me to the fact that uader bis ne. com
nhh0n, uelsrA' " a. 1enes would DO bis senior n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
YgssI4l LIKE sp n ~ TEE coy "a OE ,ss.ss,;..n

VALUABLE Nd IN IHB OnUNTf OF o trsTERYiRLp
' NEARLY A0JoIeISG hAkCHEsTER, At lUCrrok-Tls
feeert urehs Of tie ,,tte fore eIy
kh ssq finding that rs Ed t,sn they x 10
Gu Se We viii SELL byr quest 1u sdy day kp ~
emne aeing a. ~ o'clock tie neI ta,
o(rih the p-n of the shh f.tss Ar fr. nts
he road and ling he "a,
sdenc, 20 Mr. A. o Pull aud oih.rs ' -
The lind be salI eempi :C3 acres enbrnng The Tr,s
ieEsi tract With Gwhng thereon, AMI oil
gaze a. III. up Y I'D OF Ma his
The Whole f this and b,a ufury yato, me tf
ha, bee iapr some Of H u fru land tss reus n
der btsM fet In d.
eevt on Ard 10 Maueheser ss we'll % 10
the hs,r Of hnord de tbs op rty hshy ysus
Die Tor cottags seas rasi ri aad kr aera f.u
ban sab diudsj, &c ding 70 y vii n niy
a. our ono 70 srz7grg from 10 severity acres III l
fordog TO ali "a spPs tuniy Of gratifying hs iie
q-antiy.
inns sr' e,h be renanis at SIX and Twelve N, NTH,
for pesibls no's with interest sddsd cured BY " IS
eseds. -
Purchasers to pay the taIss for 1862
rhqs JAs n TLYInR A a0N A,,t.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
AuCfiUN SALM
EUTURR DAYS.
BY JAMES ". rlYLoa q. son, AUois.
I = sH1-o = fHILoh . bVN, hUVIs.
VssY pns!RA ABLE p, m Foa SALE. on

the n w Central ho.d, In Benrfco eouaty /,
.ysG east VI hich one, ,,. 1.-the rssur..
tae .th day efipni sa coz ne'eisg .ila ceoek th
GfaGe iarn sv,n miles hmjrd 1hs coma ins IS
at fland nj hs irPsum,nts ri eve Ia touse
hhehen .rd te u'rsl oit 81 LID Their 20 aefs
ceared an Ia lgh tate ~ tvar wliN 20 US
good noer.
Adjoi an the farm isas.wnil
te snsxbhng tnsAgslB log tinker viii hive rood Of
1ati 70 do 90, a. ihse good qua y IL PIN
Der on The farm
Al .'ii mort adnsh' adapted to III, owA OF cary vrg
Pess Wishing 10 purchase mode farm 1t fas been
highly proved By linz, would do we'll erd
We osntr yer, aosieu 10 sell his A psemtg him
ansnft the eulivatl n Of farus
ths day OF SAL.
uay be borght privately bef ti- cay sale sired
nh3t-tdi jas. TAYLbx . BJk, AugtA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
- sftue In0u any Othtr thtpc b1t Y
And ny FRA nerves sAa never ,rens,s y
The Charleston Mercury Las thouzht u proper.

The Charleston Mercury las thousht u proper, from
public consideraton t1oz the eIinpls OF President
DAvis 81 The qnir-; ard 10 il ds Ietukel fer It's
unsosnprlous tsmerty. President p4tis and the e.
qaher The ysty at chance they GOT violated the
sy Of the F. ossous Cor sand h proes dnss II his
first message toths present Congress- 80 charged and the
ecquircr published the chsrges that the Pro,i dons
gr hal failed to mAks the aporcpadocs the ,yern.
msnt called fer 70 build up Nay aud that tbs Provs
rns, sns M m 10y sy s,Ey lesisRUa htfFeGisdahscT
refere the prrceedirEs Of Tie Provi.iobsl Con-
gress and distinct rious that ,hty OF certain
charac o.. Without n!orma iob Who tell what the
Uongws tss done. and not don, fhe President has
profes.e1 to give iss.Datoo. What has tie Mercury
doGe n re ihan they Why did rot the & qllre' de.
eoucoe President Davis for sk Of Silence whcl be
pr TO character snd c'tcise the prncsedin tf
the Provisional CongrtsS How csue it 10 pafs thst Ia
not ogly d dsnouaee President Davis but rubshs
and circulated What it essn7 . o'aisnt iThas only
besn. when 70 io.ox tAe example Of President Davis
Iud me k qlirer that the ruthie pstriotsn Of the ED
quirtr beeOss alarmed and talks Of responsibility ito
sousllsncs and the e)uairy lis fact that President
Davis impuaens to the pupcr: Of the proceedings
Of Congress are not tfue but the E,qulrer vii
plsld tls in enuAuos. vl alAintain that they
us and Us convicted Of hsi doing the very thing
Il dsrs 70 impugo Ia the NJ r:ury. r.a-
Bat after all Is is POS ible for the Eoqalrer To clasl
oct Of dilemma Of Inconsistency BY .a4ipg the true
ground Ia this mater. fh divisional Congress left
alcien Of ssetssy on Is proceedings TO be violated
rules persied with its tKstenee and pretended TO
pap.tuais in no way It's ruea, CT fs power, aar 10
nsmb 70 si'sr il vss dsSoysd. u simply ordered three
copies OF Ia o,esdn. 20 be made and psod In Ger.
t.in repositories. THIS oil it d. Iu juno ion &
every kind With The rules essblsGiny them, psrshed
uith It, IL former ,mbs became free Of It's rules
Auihoiiy and at perfect liberty TO speak, wrs,
lythiog they please with rssp.et is proceedings
TIE ony sOt Of no, publishing i,s journals and pro.
ediags k that is facts cannot be veia.d By reference
t. is record. ris wss the view earp, taken BY the
President Of tie Congress- and others in Congress- dur.
bg the dsps which took place 10 the pubcauSn OF
,urnai atd proc ,ediuss aud their appeansoi views
70 unchallerged Many gentlemen advocated thsir
publication BSdss, The quirer vii ID it very diff
cu 70 reconcile the onpu icaton Of The j:urals and
osisI,nls Of CopgrGs sh that claus OF tbs Oonst'
tuto. which Us that Congress shall, rom tirs 70
Il ne pub si;s jurpai and prcoeeeilgs / has moi
poss bly, got 10 tAst .iageof maiuri which holes
that rlncons inpessd ngiin,i the mandates Of the
Construction are obiigstory
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
AUCTION SALES
YUTURR DAYS.
BY eoDpIN 4 lrpxrso-. IVo1Y
RE.UIIyIL v.RM OF as1 Aoas. Q

pEAUTIPlL RtRM OF 2a7 ACRB, IN
- Heurico, four nft' 'es North OF Ricb mJnS,
nesr ths o roose Turnpiae. az Personal kf-
frcss Tn reon. Tor sale uettou 1T tHe qntSi
OF Dauei 5sransr iaa sbo shout 10 ssnge his s1n %
We h.l sell A. 10 ,ucrrn. The prrnses on .ohsAt,
ne It, Atr 1861. u II o'elstk A the bsautsi farm
vieh he nsee., called leg cat;. nr isI sr's Al
trning The i.rds of cp.sn Join Young sesr, ~p 7Aa-
ders, Ahssr isrd Asd 1hc lace wrl m
pa-eul,r d,sp' 90 dsnsd unassss.y ,tsrs re .ees.
20 aereB In open land good md 90 81 In cd
aad uber. 1hsre the r.es buiias snitabs for As
secormodah ofwo arats far es, tso Ice ops-
dired the pace wi he subdvdsi suit ihiv I'D
dsrL The iberho1d's saonSs The st IN TIE un'y and
ths pisns rsmarksbly hesLhy only Bseesny t. sIAnins
the prenhs g. be pessed with them.
shsr tas hs IL on psrsenil Effects IN. place
viii be Told consisting Of hos, Dsles cattle hsg ,ks,
fsrming.mp srei IT, &c.
the land 'liri cash. bal sr twelve snd
ets.n tths for Iegstiat Interest aetsd, sssasd
b. trus, deed.
IN taxes for ls6a % he raii BY ths rurehas.n.
Bor the p-scnsl sr-ct all under sleo eah, st
sueans four ors rst fr approved rssd aeso ab ps
pc.
api-es GsDJN AprrssoE, Asc1A
SIN aidi,n 10 the personal Effects sdvsrsed ahose
th rs IL g od a'soncn Of excellent Surnturs On Crock
eryvare &c. tine hrst rate " .neh Ciect G.kA.
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aKSIRAL n2IE0.

EalDqulKrEas DgyIsrzESF OF BESCUn,
McAaoND, Va, MAr-A An, lssl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
VuBN BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON TBR N0RIH

VNBN BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON THR NORTH
Il side OF Grace street be tween Rel vIdere and
heary % eets, for sale at auctl lon.-wi be islLss
aasou g ae premise, on Tid'y h. llth APRIL 1885,, AJAX
o'clock, ten beau ul IN a. r6nt Carl n losteJ a
a9ye eeh having f mt n tiy feet and depth hun
DIRE tn1 my feett . sery foot 'Dey.
Ihss Is We eree sd and have ie shade Ia hoL
and are mes beautiful fer stn'ee rl be built
1kRss -Cne third faIh, basnc st nj yesr negoshls
notes lterest psyl l. half year ed BY deed
rne taxes for 1881 10 be paid b. -. purchaser
NH doDDIH kAPPeRsoN, Austs.
r1HsvAIUARLE RAR NJ LIED "CVDAR
l. HH," three End u hair miles cast OF nfch.
mond, containing thvee hundred aud lWensy.
nve acres, tog thcr ~ fth p. onat fleets there.
On, for sale at AT the request Of sres Y.
Ne is lsl shal sell at pItl the prsri Co. On
Teesdsy the sh kp H. l>5 At u O'clock ~, he vIusks
fern ioeat d'saHve O., IA png 3a5 scrs soIainy ns nds
f IT VIII am Ctrltsn Dr.. Jo ~ Pend cslons fhss.
win kebae Tbs improve Of dvellrg ,asiliny
fy, Ab e, corn hu kaseo house ssl other oss
tui About leo In laod cell sat in Glove, Al Q,
lo asies In plre aid o. vod d al yr with Which vl
i In che aomny low lroun who .irsr
vsLe ed III. iocSt. very 4, aiihJ enc .ns
4 neisi Jrnood unexesp'in,tb bis
med atey az the sale land , TIE ef.es
o. the De sd, consisting OF foed, shasls raw
tesse. STR gwen st In r,quTd
TEsss 70 the tate onsihrd ,afh ore and
W, ars htAi ina secured by ut DEED
NH rs or r..i ne oil ,bs n.n, an s-s
GQDDIN la1N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
RICHMOND WHIG.
Frem tks Ohariss.o~ Hreury Of March asa.
(CoPrID AT rRx KIQrEsT OF rnE HERcuEr)
TIE RICHXOND CABINET AND THE CHARLESTON
kERCUKY

"1huI d,I tV mak' my fool ny pIte;
For HsiHJ oteR q .tsei k-o,eisdgs shoUld psohln.
IflvSadu Il aeek, ~, sscA . saips,
Dul for aJ 0 Jors A1d % s9af" CtAsl.o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

IMPORTANT TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.
j. =. ROBERTSON,
comm sovrasoa AID ssISsLu ssanysz.
RICHMOND, VA,
II H.Ps sOasan,J Asad large and vssd ssorsnsns Of
siiY saSiS' GROCERIES s.d s.. LIQUORS s.a o1eARs
Imported expressly for this MARKET
Also the hest Old Rye WHISKY and Apple and Peach BRAa
DY, distilled In The mountains Of this stAie
An Lqaon Groceries sold By hin vssntsd pure and
rood, no ssls .r.
k-Partssls attention pld 70 putting up ana shipping
roods omcs and soldiers stssonsd and avfron neh-
mond.
oOaM@ION BUsINKes-wll make liberal advances On To-
baooo wheat Flour Corn and other minor produeh q ne eoan
W. such Bacon Lard Poultry, Ezss Butler Dried Iras,
Leather, uldss, Potsioes, Beans, Peas, 10, Ae
QUICK SALES AND PROMPT RsTURGS JyD
NE gIsE oILnss ss p%sss ar ..ssu' o. SS In SO ,.sr. n .as
streAA \ - F.I --- .'f ia
r oND0N PoRTsn.-s sssn <siea Porter. in ats,
IL for sals by DovEA 90. nfG
STORR v0R RRNT.-rhs . Ger pss Of he large sad
- shovy ssrs present sssupied By NE sabserbsr. 20
sa.t lbis Tenant ne rssa uiA be nedrass.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
OAMP VAN DoRH,
Headquarters sIh Regiments O. ".
february 20. 1882

Headquarters sGh Regiments O. ".
february 20, 1882
uevsr asked directly indirectly to be placed un-
der Gen. Joues nor did it occur 10 me that vas
oaIy temporarily under your command regarded VOC
as nv commander; snd il | had desired charge, you
knov should have 'toksn to you on The subject IN
ENQUIRER saws the sppioa ion u on 'e In the War D.
psr!nen, r. there Is any snch instrument Of vIiing
there with my name attached Il s forgery, and should
ct oncs be exposed. Very truly yoars,
Z O. CAsH
The Government, undfr the authority Of s o'gIr the
R;hmond Z qlrst, IL, therefore, Pos in this dilemma
I either puts On e fOrgeres 70 be used to shcet th'
position OF ohc. 10 the army, or IL rs falsely, ~
IAa same puryo ths such forgeri are on is fles-
Fake siher horn Of the dilemma aud what the pub
No 70 expecS The qlirer also erts that Gen. Boa
ham resigned bis once The army onJ because be
o. cad 10 CorgrH.
"Ins'ead Of attempting 10 a'sign uniounded rs'
Tor Gen. Bonhsas resignation, t would have been far
a,s.r isr hs Chssa2a xsrcarI 70 haya sllna IA tHs
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-07

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-07
An Inside view Of secession.


A letter from North Carolina father
to a conscript son, sending him the proof
that he was under age, and could not be
held to service, was picked up on one of
the late battle fields. We quote as fol-
lows Show the enclosed certificate of
your age to your Colonel, and come home,
as you have a right. They say they have
pressed all over and under the conscript
age for ninety days longer. When that is
out come home, for you have as good a
right 10 come as anyof the rest. Though,
l suppose, they will Inake some other law
to hold you if they can, for they have bro
ken three pledges already. First. To let
you all come home when your twelve
months was out Second. If you would
enlist, they would give all furloughs to
come home. Third. On the sixteenth they
would let off all under and over age. They
have not and will not fulfill one of these
solemn pledges. They are not going to do
anything they say they will, if they can
help il, for they know they are badly whip
ped. Now they are conscripting. The
conscripts here are the maddest men you
ever saw. They say they don't intend to
fight. They can make them go, but they
can't make them fight.
The most of them say that they intend
to go to the North the first chance, and l
don't blame them, for there is no Justice
in such war. There never will be peace
until they kill off all the men, or they all
rebel and come home; for it is given up by
all the smartest men in this country, that
the North will whip, and the sooner the
better. don't want you to fire another
gun at the North, if you can help it. Dc
like some Of the rest shirk out Of it,
They say it is no disgrace.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-07

The rebels have enjoyed one advantage
over us in being able to replenish their e1-
hausted armies with disciplined men when
ever it was necessary, while our recruits
have been OF the rawest material. The
South, anticipating lengthy and bloody
war, before they could succeed in their in
famous purpose of dividing the Union, es.
tablished a universal system Of military
drill long before the North had awOke from
its lethargy and realized that fighting was
necessary. Depreciating rebel strength,
preparation and determination, we blindly
thought that the seventy-fve thousand men
called for by the President, would end the
rebellion before their three months term
Of enlistment should expire, and with the
exception Of few companies Of Home
Guards" which died out as soon as the
novelty was ended, we paid no attention to
drill. Had we appreciated, as we ought to
have done, the dimensions of the rebellion,
we would have drilled night and day, in
stead of passively allowing the golden Op-
portunities to slip by. The result Of our
lethargy was, when three years troops
were called for and collected, they were
but a mass of undrilled and undisciplined
men, and the time required IN
order to fit them for the field was in
dustriOusly occupied by the rebels in
preparing to resist them. Had the North
realized the peril of the Government at
the outset, and believed that the South was
really in earnest in not only threatening
but preparing to divide the Union, we
should have been found in a much greater
condition Of preparedness than we were,
and the war might have been brought to
an earlier conclusion than it is likely to
be now
A few weeks drill is worth everything
to new soldiers. It may be that the men
whom the late acquisitions, and whom the
draft will place in the field, will be sufh-
cient to put down the rebellion, but we
should not be too sanguine. A general
system of drill should be inaugurated and
maintained among us who remain at home,
in order to be prepared for emergencies.
Let us learn by, and act upon, experience,
and if it should become necessary to make
another requisition upon US, let us be able
to go as drilled and disciplined men, and
our effectiveness will be enhanced hun
dred fold.