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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08
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FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUsrS, 1862.
Returned Prsoners-Fort Delaware.

! We had the pleasure yesterday, ofan inter
view with James S. Oden, Of tho Loudoun
Cavalry, who has Just returned FROM Fort
Delaware His capture was attended with
such display Of gallantry and courage, that
it mcrited and received complimentary order
irou. Genrral Stuart Attacked on LIST Of
April by seventeen Of Tie Isl Michigan carsl-
ry, and though abandoned by his fellow-sol-
dicrs, he succeeded in killing three and W ound-
ius the loarth, before he WAS overpowered
! and secured.
The dsy Previous 10 his capture QGen aloas
captured and marched into camp FIVE Federal
Soldiers, Who, by bcltness ard tact, he caused
TO surrender. The captivity OF Mr. 0dsn has
! occn marked: with q degree Of severity and
cruelty unusual even ,'i:h the Yankees lie
w:s held il sach rar:o. o. them that though
haad-cuied and ;rca~i nc vas always attend
Ell Is guard OF thirty a'T:ed men. -site7
| being marched from iiir.r 10 lover Fauque7
| and back, 10 :"ai :!aa!!y carried, Under SEN
trncs uc Death, 10 Washington CITY. Tae
! threat OF Col. Atuuiord 10 retalia.e, saved
Q.Iea's HE, but added 10 tie annoyauees and
cruelties inflicted nron lin. Col ,irsry, the
Yankee cc:nlnii;A:r, coEfScGted to KS otaa
use OGsn'S ica:.k. The treatment CT Conted-
crate prisoners il Washington wa9 considered
by Mr., Udcr as cruel .cd l.srsb, but subss-
Quent experience at Fort Delswa7e convinced
him that the life il the old Capital hore tno
eanpar;soa Nth existence OF the ssnds OF
Sort Delaware. Ga the 9TH July he IEo. re-
rno:cl 10 fo't Delaware, where every Get @:
croetey that cowaT3iy Ouch Maj6r, a6Eue.i
! SesAbar,h. assisted hy drunken ser ean:s,
! cc@!a devise. was INFLICTED upon tic :"sI.--
2!.y were r,s,ls - co hard ist5r, sai Kept
; ~, TO he rnrt; bY Inc thr3st Of lie vonci.
; The E'.;rh >!sinr Srzahsctn sold 10 lie
Fv,ie4ai Guard tl,e sho2s ard cic.hing ss:,t car
i prisoner, ;,y the citizens O.! Baltimore, and
4! appropriated tha money - A's owE use.
Sac!i .n acE Of nD".itigatei ttttt Vii.
excite the coutetap; Of c;c7y L2HQl@bie SOL
d;e- 10 whose kncwieo;e it ,c.v ociae.
Our sick Suffered scrri5i;7 al Fort Ueic;"~ase;
few shs: sa:erei :hs s2-c:iisd hrsI..::s. Ger
returned. lia";;-, :c-:, nanY, d:v;; uais7 the
c:&sis:s al nar:ia;,:ps inflicted I.,os. ti:c1n.
! : hep the s;,..a for 0Nci.snge caE2~, end Inc
! sossn,. 81 cruelty vas about TO end. i was
dragged or to is full iimit ever upon tee boats
! ths5 co@v"vrc3 our prisoners &c Aikeas'
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HScz2E CT :; :-aiGgGEaAS CO uiR ~ :, ~:
cc-cSEL s!ATc57i:I A.9:'J TEEN.

HScl?E CT g :7IiGGhE1G5 CO U-;R a. :! - !:
co-csEL s:Ai;c5Ti:' A::0:;v TEEN.
za.s: :5e Alton GID I,e:es7aRi,, 81
e.s ESCAPED, o.: Friday night, from the mild
- prison i'll ii.at ci:>. Il is Supposed ii-a:
ruI32s:j I'D r&en i"T several i@!'s uill;,~~
ne :3!.;::! through whicn it appear: S. ;.l%I
eErsss. lie Telegraph says:
IT, commenced digging in siEd :o2:si.-
Ing 5.kv-eYen and '<asn-nouSe. liz oya !.
rot te.os used, they made q hole lcoin ne -
Of TIE .5n through the esrGl: o':i:ea.H, sE1
going some seven I+s, below the suriaca, dug
q trench c. :unIvi Under :he 90, .9..::;n;:
Of tue s.nLinul's beat.
H. IS supposed 60: n: !:lys: i tl,c'Gi,; :: IS
carrie! IL buckets 2n:. .tro,:r i;.io 80 siG-s
during Ire night: although lsrge quantity u
the earth is :!led upon and AROUND tie o1en.
The prisoners have btsa ii Irc haiti 81 hang
ing ti:eir clcIns- eli around .ns wa>ii-huuss,
aad traJ we're th;s ecsp!"d 20 work with COM
paIs:ire security hrcia Observation,
Charles II. FulcEsr, one q liz" n':ina"T ZIG
escaped. returned hi, morning AID gave h.:H-
self up. tfe aAies :ha., 2fte- reaching ice
outside O: Ii: prison; ;aey Sce::c::.l Ika c;:er2
;hronpho3: the vicinity. lie, ;ei:i, tv-c a!he-'.
wca: aoou: two miles acic"- ;ic city, when
he determined 70 CONC hacI; a.: ::rc :,..asi.i
up.
4..lo5r these who cScareA = Co1l.e l.a-
gc:::n, T!o has bee, confined in cell, na"-
iur ;=.:l scntcncrd g death lor breaking his
parole. it i: SUPPOSE: ':.nt, viii; c;itsie as
sistsacs, t:.e loci Of: the door u his T1oiu
vas picket. ana thus he G2;Dci access :? T.
tigh: G: steps leading 10 She y"fS:. iis na2
10 F2$s : scHtin=i il going tow.rj ,l.c sinks,
but the prisoners always pass ;;i!hout kir-
d7snce: and the sentinel no: k5'n.:iap ,it :Hhe:
Msgv:fia was SAIL: locked in bis cell, ja"'yt-
less supposed IL was ole .; t'!o privileged
oT,ce e,..! Cor t!,a; resso:: lid not tap hin.
How LI,i:ty-:;ye lcn could pass OH Of c.
hole in tie ground, on!y- six or sevea i=e!
from :. sentinel, a!:': not be discovered by
him, j. certainly . mystery. Captain %asn-
:zg.on, vi understand, has seq. cat sG--js
- MAKE search ior tac ri!naw0c:.
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Aesr0TleiE1Ianfs.

We return our thanks TO General Ti'ai.-
ME, {. $. s., for LAKE Northern papers, tx
tracts from which viii ne fc.ud ia another
column. We are also indebted to Adjuts0t
VIM. =. Curlee, Of the 2;:h Mississippi; Resi-
ment, aud 4. :. Williams, st $orth Carolina
Cavalry, for Ike fevorS.
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.!l..;i..??.g -; EI-iF u2L1.,t:&
SUTHERLAND -cc.SraSCA!:oT.

Ii. frIicT:,1:.; eeoAdencc between his
- General i:u;ier AMI ihe lion. Re7erd:
Jensen, y? c~2E i,ro:a ;i:2 Delta %
;iEsreCaaTEEs, Dcp'.. o5 T5is ::r-T.f
Esg Op.Es:s, Jul: =, $50
20 tie Nc2. Hs"EG2T JOHNSON:
~ ,.e- s.: Perm; ne 70 tsTala ani re-
iter.tg again al: ae&l, what you knew so well
baio: >. lu: iri:c,. hos: de;aGed pecpie seem
G,aie Ti.iy=i rayer &c calicTe, :iGt 10 ruerchsn-
disc, ,rbe;nsr caTfc:. or s;iFar, Vii, in sry
"v,!.., be seized :oni.~catsL = =. '..ite,!
S!a Ies a;itno-it:rS here.
ri. assure sale conduct, vIcl a.-rret aud
proEnr; si.i:;r,cnt Of p; snca property scut 70
,:e~ Orlra"5, AK: the 5wner, were he Siiell
81. s,.ould have The pGy foi MS co::er, il
sen. !. e ;;-..;r7 this assurance.
Az, c:nSt truly. yours,
I;6S;. 7. Eu.Lia,
Ml;s1 Geac-3i Commanding.
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BY order OF Bri5adier General Pendieoon,
Mr.. Alexander Faiconer, dis erti'e family and
slaves, we're placed under arrest Wednesday
afternoon, on the charge OF poisoning Xix
sold % certain Confederate soldiers, and
brought 10 Petersburg "Wednesday nigh. and
LODGE; in jail. The "EzpTess'' gives tie fol-
.owin;: fac,s = regard 10 Inc case:
On Tuesday evening, member Ct t5a cir
zine Artillery" Capt. Lane. stationed short
distance belos: Petersburg, Went 20 MT. ial-
coners house and engaged Two quarts Q.
Eaiik, Tor which lie 2a;d-she milk 70 be de-
li"erci yesterday morning. according to I'll
gagensn.. the soldier called fer his milk yes
terisr morning, ami took, Ii to bis camp wnsre
tie baiaure CT his NESS two ctherSl shared
i. After the. ia;i finished breakfast, shey
passed nat remained Of tho milk to 40 ser
:ents CT all adjoining mess, who drank it.
These servants, sc upde-&ta .0, tooS nothing
else for their breakia>t :i.c-;iy afterwards
ell five Of shcir :*"re tar;"n violently ii.-thc
SYMPTOMS snG sickness i; sacL Case being
exactly similar, though some worse rnan
Others. 1t was the opinion Of ne Surgeon
:;ho attended them, :2as rEeyy mad been ro;S-
oueti-snd that the unison had been admin
;ste7ed TO them b. means Of TIE milk. These
facts coming to The notice OF Gen. pendle!on,
Re caused y strong guard IL t= placed around
Mr.. Fslcorcr's house, 'Sth instructions ID
a!low no one 10 pass OFT until the time when
they we're all sent Up 70 jail. Che case has
oaer. turned ove. 70 the Mayor for lnTs&ti-
CATION
Ealcousr 4; wcli known il Petersburg,
where ne Las large number Of IelstSss and
friends. The family Of which ne is a member
is greatly esteemed for j. !;Ecra!i'! and beng
violence.
Five oi tue mcr who rarscok Of tie Xix
a::~i Oh N-ej,.es:ay night. ai2'lt ii oc!ock-
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GtIfit


/, II; - ~. sTvLLG--A leg. 'c.n G.EE. '-tE A.
y m:II: sf.i!a ~ ::;Js, r:I Y-c- ccvr:o5 L.''
i:s-r .ci .o.-i=.r!-. 2s &C Tg::u "d!he: a.
aui S.s:-: r;af:sl ~ - oi.ivth srsyp7-i s0A. -
st...3, .l-.yr away slc- ao'I.o:s p ~ .: H"f-
trr3a t"12.Cy) o-rE afc.t et~ sea u: si- -
~Ly-- o.. .s ;:Gd Ley 30 hnpUl h ars- ~ -
~. 80 MA. 81 her orrS i:afn,. :-.'-'i
t.. ,.,rt3 -" hf-y.G her. ,oSe:,": Fii!I a->t-r
.7.Iie 3D. 70 10 ;-i'i-. BCNE, OF lEh Au--:r SO 10
hs-s, ~. {. =. :" .E, G. - "a, +: 5'-n- riaa.
T.. We
-. g.: ..ou:4a.at iNl ~. CIr1t:J.
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c.-rc - $50 AND 3oT-..
TIE New York Tribune" saws:

Iii: sa;: tat tro Co7er-o7s of Ohio and
Iowa tsvs been empowered % d-af for tha
purpose Of raising their scare of the oeT!r.
called SEC, 0GG me,I, Some Of the George J"
Jones and TTsDsndighsm Rebel sEmpsthi:ers
mar yet have chance to do picket duty
among the "no7n partiZans" OF the sacred
soil
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>:Ei,,.1y 40, ~4uLEN, &c
T-.TE C3LLt2S REWARD.
: y -r .,,l, y-~--,r., Wsr,,, ra-I NJ 1

iG...i.I CT stella fen ,Eo Wage: Ia-: Of !. y ~.
~ .ckcs. Wrtats.av Angus, IN, IT u.
-3au iiv!.F Tie mark, rs ca: :ecy!rc %t.n
h:4j sj: back sut iai., agt a!sr Sd.
~, Iil" G. back, ue.ri" re.l said horse Is
-:c ~ uGG"r WIZ E.Tr ;iv noe reward :: 60
!ITrret p :-r, I; III" !rsr-c'": G-HrTE!a v5cc, -
:-ep: u NU:i.H T:i'nir u III. "tt ahp:- iae-'ir-gl
."itSD r. r:Ss
~; So. i>.l.-r ~ s.ia &c
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Usafui krticls

q gentleman has just run the blockade,
and erriYed in Charlottesville, bringing with
hin pocket telegraph machine, which. will
answer good purpose in that section Of the
countrv at the present time
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another Brilliant icaisyme,, = b., vtn,~s

another Brilliant achievement by Sler. Stuart.
The gallant dash BY company Of stuart's
Cavalry, on Wednt sday, in Caroline county,
was followed up, on the same day, By al at
tack upon the enemy in force. Gen. Stuart
succeeded in obtaining position, within six
miles OF fredericksburg, which would place
the rear OF the enemy at his mercy, If their
movements should proceed as anticipated.
Fortunate y affairs turned out nearly as cx-
pccted. Ihe main force of the enemy was al
lowed to pass the position, on their way to
Fredericksburg, and, rs the rear guard came
up sudden dash was made upon them; they
were thrown into the utmost confusion,
many We're killed, over one hundred cap
tured, together with eighty horses, twenty
four wagons, aud large quantity Of anmu-
milton. One hundred and six of the prisoners
reached the city last evening.
----q7.r--
Ii Is now evident TO the Northern lresider:
and Governors, that their army is not 10 be
recruited by volunteers. The effort to do SO
has elected rauJ sensation speeches, and
ns1T osteatat;ous contributors of money
but it has Tot brought the men. TIE EaHE-
GERS. And d7unmers are astonished that
tie pnor hayo not been bribcd By Tie
bounties offered by the rich. More than q
mouth has elapsed since the men were ask
ed for, and they have not come. 4 draft
is now determined upon, and will proba-
bly, 60 iuto effect about the. Goth ei this
Inonth, unless the thresoa Of it snail cause
| eniltnsnta before hand.
Wc DO not believe that people raging an
aggressive war, and heartily tired of it, will
lons endure heavy drafting as means Of
carrying it on. Fighting fo7 liberty, it would
b different, but fighting in . wicked asgres-
sion, DRIFTS viii not come 1HEngly or prove
ia.jniiahla-
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ORDERING THE EhT:'::..r U!r AZ
.SLNF T-dHKEE UEIiCEii%.
y an DEFAETAIf-:T.
Washington, u. t., Jul: 81, 1862. !

!
Tic absence az o:;:rcrs and privates ron
their duty, vnier various prctczts, while -:
c-iTins p.y H great eX,~use and burden -
Ife Gc"s:"Ineyl:, makes Ii necessary that eff
Gent measures be tah"a 10 enforce thi:r ~
.aTn TO DUTY, or ;hA; t!.:;7 places tie Supplied
by trose who W., 10: Ito pa:' wh,i~ Tcn-
derii'g II? Strict. Ia;s cri, r,oiFo"sT, ,cI:::,
.-rcatly 10 discourage the pat-:Gtic impulse 81
49, :r;:a I:oGsI contribute ~ SUPPORT i've
t;::.;;ss OF ia;;:ItG; soldiers. |: Is .;igrri',rc
ori4f>d ~ :;.e President:
i:;;. That on Meni@y, the 18th is cG -
gust, Vii i-:"cs q absence ard iv-."fgH=. l.:
;gho:uEoeysr gTca ""l"ss by ~" T'..r :.e-
par5I1rHt. ara -eT2I,,.i an'. -oav.ti.ai: IT,
nuJicu ana slL o:HcHrs capable Of service az
required forthwith to ioin ti.eir TcyiB:eT!Is,
:I'cisr renal;v c; dismissal iro'n the servlce,
or suci. penalty IS Court Martial nav
award, unless the absence he o.casicrc- y
10" FIJI cau:2.
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49,
~. 81, -

I.,is :. ;,
IiE ..saG: ~t.-o-I ls-"-. rph., i:s"lY E.'.D:.e
i.an L!.vJ c'y f,4s1- -. t. "pr'. "a -
fr pc.;,yGs ., ~ Ev.sl::ats %h.a G!r'i.a:sst -
Is. iea ~ frusE re TlaE nave Sied hiut~. n, fE'
~. 20 Jfio:T :! ~: aGay ,s - ..T, &c ~; .'r-
ar ." -.EEi:g -, ~Hy 80 BIZ 9-foc d .fs=-. t~E,
seE-T-i-.~, ,,.-lh- tj;i-'
~: bic r:.e5. ~. - Er': CO "a rscta:G'!;= =;
H. $780,. -c :-,t 80 r::eo,. eoir-aL -. 49, 81.
20. GIIG.E G..EkN.
-, as:. u rg,y!.
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Young Brown charged with killing Capt.
Camden, OF Amherst. was brought into Court
at Charlottesville, or Monday. Hon. S. F.
Lcake arpcared as his counsel, Mr.. GosailI
benz sick, could not be present. i. X. Wat
son, Esq, il the absence Of Col. Duke, acted
for the Commonwealth. The witnesses for the
Commonwealth failing to appear, the case
was continued to September Court % tie
Commonwealth.
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Among those who have been commissioned
h.r sLA sssarefarE Of -IEEae.1o raise 3 regiment
of 1ndeecndent Rangers,is our friend Or. 5.
J. Wheeler, OF Murfreesborough, North Caro-
liza. IL the absence OF tic regular srmy, tac
corps, if raised, will be q great protection
against The ssids OF to;eTins parties OF the
enemr, a;id Otherwise protect the community.
We therefore wish success . the enterprise.
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PERPETUAL INSURANCE..

:, 7 !. e K 4 y { r .. VI 7 a
CT .iH
STATE OF EIR MA
.rr:5Ai. s~-i,GA
""sics--rA7T -Tv7sT, ~ haERrcss EoTSL.
T:.. Iragan. .aks. il addition tAs Ordin.T: E'-'
= .li .t.!;as rs H., PERPETUAL icsuEecc- ca bella
" c:ae. ibis lcy "ue y.yIa-at -ecaree n: proI,::!
D.: -=..' Z. a:.:2a. iUS- hy mrs.
5pLiiNu ". DAZALL, P:e..jsz:.
I :; Es:7Es, EscIeiary.
2:sgcroRs.
~ Z. IhcFARLAsp, President F1rrls.s' eAaE.
:. ,'NS";SK, ira u WARWICK & SG-kedele.
--'::.-ros GopoIS, Arm OF GodGu Aprerscc.
:. -. 2cCAScs tIa 0: Drnlop, Aonclrr = 81
.. =. .HXspALk, arrn Ok Warwick j bsrksdsts.
- :. GsASE, Tobacco Manufacturer.
.HsS {. BAcoS, trrn Of BsroS g BaskerTt!l.
=. q u~x IT., nrrn of Hsxs,i, C-snshs's i So.
:. Il WLs-ICK, hr-n Ct Werwisk 6 5srs-dA'-
80 ntT2-" ioIEs. Attorney ct Lew.
=. sLbSrr, Builisr.
:aEs .'"g-2T, TIN VI oG@l9f. hopeuse : 90
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! il-.'l;"iT IL IA.L.

z,:st.5i - tao jail Q: 80 oaI=ty bLA,.s
- .-T.- Gel :. :, :-;'n'.T. hut ss5@ - 70 i:a-
os,- t.. ~; i. cr+ci &c :nchec hiEn, ve.y ta-r
;n.is-a. tcs go .kO~s 10 r-h rnnce ~hea sAik-
ecaT7ioys -: t.:.- description, hsra &c,
r.o-:=- ;Tt2"5 ma It7.=g - NTo-soc, OF % vl g
icG: --:tr - he iE~ usTscs-. PTTER iElCi-.
- .--"eF .;!-I : :.s:xtr -kEIa c.uI.r:
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CID .IRGiSIa

This great old commonwealth seems to
grow stronger under the pressure Of invasion.
superficial observers al the outset ofou trouh,-
les, declared that her vigor and spirit had de-.
parted, bat al no period oi her history h2s she
exhibited such splendid qualities. Uer men
are heroes, aud her women give inspiration
&c her men. Suffering more than all the
other States in war which she molly drew
upon herself in OR defence, her soldiers
eclipse their sires Of the old var OF iudepeu-
dsiice, aud her generals rank With the first Of
this o. sny sgc. Our soldiers cone hmring
back on crutcheS, proud that their wounds
were received under the eye Of Jackson, in
the Valley, or under Lee and johnson, in the
Chcka honliny and full of praises Q: the so-
men of Virginia, whose silen; Loyalty is even
trper than the more noisy patriotism &C l.2T
saen. U!d Virginia neTer tire!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08

The democratic convention at Ter1e Harte
Indiana, en- Tuesday, nominated ~ W.
VOORHEES, for re election to Congress.
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3 l. AC 4 II 4 & ROTH.
PUbLIsHEEs OF
S Il E E T VI G SIC.

AUGUSTA, Ga.
ii kViFG removed portion Of ocr Ac.: -...,,.i..,
AZ sslsblsh nupnt from Sew Orisscs " :. 49,, n,
=. prepared fl orderr for ort ~. ,,,..r
Publications.. VS. are COW pubilshing--
k'aay Blas Plug, by harry Arearhy.
n" Volunteer,
Si..ooE.
tr-,,a OF tho etArs and Barr,
a-:Jlsad, ny Marylsnd-Bslhmors Lsh:,
- Confederate Fics-sig. G. George.
,er Southern Wstchrord-6. GioTU
d &. Tar Sons-A Sor
- ''a.r popular Sues.. sad supply 2a--, .sa
'S'ts ia f~-oT>Ni. toms.
piACGNAR b PBcr9e-.,
- "~-'r' Ga
,lt.-4.S ~, i,i,- - =:
:. r''sA -, .ss sl-> vary god shex Tss For sals
q. CkANz
-" - S~. 7xcra7s. bioet.
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W. can bear with good deal OF captious
fault-&Eing and unjust jeaiousiy. against VIZ
glui2. on the par; CT tie iaconslGeratc, after
reading the following generous tribute from
our good :-:end OF the Jackson AiSsiSsippian
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nESESHiLHS.

ASSISTANT PROVOST aARsHAL's OPTiCE,
CASTLE uEISw Old. August ls :e5!. )
iHs following Is IL. NJ Trlan.srs co1t2.t in Calls
Grirr0ld oC:a". q a. aod Cary Street, Tan- -
~ i-I-s cali 80; :.k- cut, .st a.y- h-.
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!,.i;;:a:NCE Ns,tfCEa.

!.,<i;;:aNCE Ns,tfCE.s.
SLAVE INSURANCE.
iaE A.BeMARLE INSURANCE COIFtNr,
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VIRGINIA.
;:,i: save. vi years, .yY
] :, -.!s,y sd .7e7r;ty will sarai; 0f
o.. Ne. i.-j Mia Meet, Richmond.
KNOWLES 3 wALE3E&. Sseals.
: - iAScocx. n -iicsl Exanines.
- S,,',---io O'CLOCK A. n. srh,.
a.. lN<%RANCE: life lNSUsANCE!!
Mutual Bs1ErIc CoMPaST
i, .ssS c&,d il Virginia cvar geo.
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S?LECE Or III SSHkuAUG (!aLlSLe'
The notorious renegade, Joho s. Carlisle.
the: addressed tne meeting:
lie said he had felt no alsTn So the safety
of the. coant-y Until the last session OF Con-
eress. when he saw the controlling partFin that
BODY enforcing the radical measures Of Phil
Inns and Garrison OF the country. Alta time
when the whole country Is one vast hospita' ,
thew from their places declare the object OF
the var shall be diyertsd-the people South
of rhe Potomac exterm;nated, and the negroes
set free. The policy inaugurated by them
will continue the var forever, "and bring you
under military despotisn." Congress spent
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ing negroes, and nine-tsnths Of its proposition
looked to its liberation, if that is Liberation
which frees man from one master to make
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-17
DR.. j. BOVEE DODS'
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS

Are prepared by eminent and skillfu physician who
has used them successfully in his practice for the last
twenty-five years. The proprietor before purchasing
the exclusive right manufacture and sell Dr. j. Bovee
Dods Celebrated Imperial Wine Btters, had them tested
by two distinguished medical practitioners, who pro-
uounced them a valuable remedy for disease.
Although the medical of the country, general
thing dsapprove of Patent Medicines yet do not be-
leve that respectable Physician be found in the
United States, acquainted with their medical properties
who will not highly approve DR.. J. DoDS' IMPERIAL
WINE BITTERS.
In all newly settled places, where there is always
large quantity of decaying timber, from which poison
miasma created these bers should be used every
morning before breakfast
These truly valuable Btters have been so thoroughly
tested by ell classes Of the community for almost every
variety of disease incident 70 the human SYSTEM that they
are now deemed indispensable asa