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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-03

From the Southwest

sususrA, May - rhe' Savannah Mors;a ~
Fevs. mas special dispatch from Mobile,
dated yesterday, which states that Forts
Jackson end st Phiiip have fallen. Gen.
Daacan Is In New U.Isans. On bi,parols.-
Tho Federal dag bis beea ho.stsd over the
CDscm bosse.
The Ropubtean's Corinth correspondent,
under dale o; tho sa:h. say, tina, heavy skin
mishing is going on bslween The GU posts Of
the TWO armies. The eaemy Is slowly ad-
vanoing
The Chattanooga c>rr,s?,n len or ths
Chrosse!e and Seai;n.i ia hts letter of the 20 h
says that the Fsds.als attacked the Uon fede-
rates at Bridgeport On the 18th. The latter
were filling b.ck on Cha.tan 3oga General
hsj noids reports tina easny crossing the
Island a, Brig eport. While leaving the plats
car ran over soma Of our troops, wona chg
severa'-two probably lied.
Iii reported Ia Allan IA that part Of Gen.
Mi ;cheli's force was advancing from Gan
ter's I.antirg, IN Ro ne.
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chapter of political evens since ihe f3un-
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By 81 III. he Wit, former EdltOr of the
Richmond Enquirer, and Bavaria. Pol
isr6, Assoei-te Editor OF the Richmond
Eyamrs@.
ps WERE. 4 story of Fiebeiars and Pa.r1.
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Alabama.
Addres orders TO
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iejfl1nlonh Qispatfh.
The News.
,pfyAY al = : ING ..s...MhY3,

N The News
ga A. olnssi disTs a iTon to'i"'n'
3 ..vs that y,e h avc rs.taKen Tnseum
- ,u,,stnr. aud that the Federal General
,.s not more than 500 troor', all
ard srcund Huat Vile, hiae'm -
..ca. dispatch advises as thh' Tue
e. ga moving In front CT our army AZ W
-, ard that active rIerarauon' are 4"
II meetthsm The oiinion Is ger
,..sreat battle VIII me CT near the
ssa river AZ nm early day.
80, .hs prniusula we learn that bat
g., vas uEmassrd iaiie ana nail DE-
x,-ttoun. On the morning Of the
.tocs which time the enemy have
=, she!llns cur shipping, and all vessels
81 -. srnroach ihere are exposed to the
,,es rrotec,jIes. letter from Yorktown.
.D3arrIl 20. mentions that few days sgo
c,rnpsnies from the Fifteenth virginia
cent. nneluding the Yourg 3uard npS!
..ylrg.nia Life Gnard. OF this city J wi , q
I s,,..,ameut Of Mississippi rii,smsn, went Gu,
:, s,sutinS party 10 sccur the forest in froH'
81 ,,y lines. At-er short march they ad-
,-si upon The enemy's picset-, and the
orr, o. both sides WAS pretty sharp for p
3 ,.s7ie II hours. Five Yankees were KILLED
-. SOUNDED and one taksn prisoner. IL
4 ,..k..mlsh. private william Daily, of the
4 ] = 4asrd. was surrounded ard captured by
q As eu.my. 1t happened that on the same
& IA. he FEDERAL Colonel and Msj5r (aeTe .of)re
=. IA cd to- ware taken prisoners, and these
Il p rs stated that Daily ac',t most gallant Iy
4 ,..-s ne surrendered L IA SELF into the hands
II he enemy.
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The New Constitution Rejected.

Nv ,hs Governor. proclamation, in anotE-
-csi3mn, It will be Io2nd thai, contrary g
ne aIroAi uni versal in preston Of he people,
.,he rew Constitution and schedule Of the
,aIe tave been rejected by a Iaajori.y Of t7o
re<s Ii cost .hC State several hundred tEou
ard dollars TO manufacture Il, and was IN
Irocess of Incubation fer mary months when
he Cow ention was il session, TO CT en- did II
g.. sud SO long. that msIy people began 20
s3ntslpe it permanent fixture Expiring 1T
IS; Of insritIol, It le:, is :hs result G II any
.1saIy months Ia Dor structure that hiss been
a.yeiied 70 the ground by n fe " hi Edrei votts
sr1e qualification Of the tight Of sudfrss,
sa3ush adopted y The popular voice, falls IL
a,ssc!, bee u Sc u the provision nade that IL
a.ta7.d become & part OF the Coustitu ion -
TesIpect here is scoIcfiy IN iEs,arcs IN
history where so much time, labor, money
., qusrce, and other ingredients, have bet L
sguVougded with such insignti cant results
Tte rejection OF the Instrument IL due, nc
65l5. wholly 10 the abs.rac don of he PEG
ne On the suti c. Of the war. Thia Is shown
r. lie very small vote. til, perhaps, ~ OF.
tgsate that the voting resulted as IL do the
new Constitution, with all it's faults, Ere.
.sEtlS many poins Of advan tage over tai
Vt cd 1t was designed 10 succeed. Sic qsit
~frs1 @trsi.
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Prom tatirOraia

Issued At order for the srrasi o. all persons
CT gel with aiding or aoetinS the -ebsl-
Hon, and snch persons are repaired TO take
IA ofth of all tRiHnc" or be cor tin,d
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Hys ~ EEE& =. 44.:.
EptiCs >@rns' fEjss GuG cary .-sc,-:

UUUc EHpiD h.D RlEC-ET II ".
II Gs.i, eOR = All At 81 "a, N.
- h. Ecid "' II l. 50. ~ }E{ y 5, - .-.g
eH coz rieic,nK u g.. t'rj2cs, t,s ,H= 4--.1.
81 Mr. l., sDGF. rutte-1. .'Aa . 3--l.-ll.
hoca2kr"piosl ~ tie to1.sr r. @.r,e s21
i.ues ct 6, ,. las Il Jss1o ead II ~ / Ir-
EitdEe, cuLSisuoR II IA iafgs Ytctel-,f & F4pf
ana haG',vT ft.'I.it9r., wan h. uin1I -
r,e.y Of Kitchen u'e-s.s (! q. GO = .--;
a. vu1d : SO P.sn>.
;HAas Iis~h.
l4sS Y4p, y EEE~Tr .~g'
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7 JHT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
IL RlOHkrnD POST-OrFIt!E on the I'D
day 81 My. fsG2
Persons calling for 6tters In the List will
please say they are ADvKRTIsED; Also giving
date OF list.
RF The poatage win be two cent? oa each let
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A'a Regiment vtr1,.,. Ca.,

A,.I.meAt Virginia Cavalry.
,sxusr "'o Ion nsid orassrs was held tn this
Ing orn.a low days sinos, when tn, follow.
haa,.o were chosen Colonel, Julian
~. y,,as 1nant-ualo0si. Thomas 1sAa
Major. j. Slack a,sen.
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PEER S1NAL.


ITO THE PUBLIJ.-I find my name 40 yer.
4 tisad In the list wi the in6ers Of the
Isl heE't of Virginia Volunteers who came
aHsy without ieav- Of a5senc2 ia justice to
myself. p'e1se insert the following!
l was sent. by order Of Surgeon Morry, to
III auSss is Hospital, and from there 20 the ST.
Charles Hospital ii this city, aud then got
transfar TO my uncle'e, and am now recover
ins nom al attack OF typhoid fever. DR..
Snead has bsen attending me ever since Re
has examined ne end says that am not fl :
tor services ky mlre He q IDS that my righ,
lungs are affected. and that L AN copsump-
ave. a. pressntl am no; able 70 f. u:n to
my regiment Il. ]. GL sYEON,
nv Sis &c II. lst R-gt. Va Vols.
s E = iH4r my rA.E is Ilub.isn-u ~
& your paper, OF Ills daIe, ss BENZ abSen.
without leave. Its due TO myself 10 say that
hnTe III nv possession transfer TO the ser
wee of the .. S. Navy, regularly signed by
the proper authorities, and uated on the "A b
april, 1869. And might fui Their add, that
had a certificate from q phys stefan OF this
place, stating my condition, which I for
wArded 10 The Capiai III of my company.
ARTHUR J. hOONEY,
Company b LIST Reg't Va. Vols
RicaInJ nd. May I'd, 1854 my s-l.s
WISH TO KNOW the whereabouts Of
ALI AMBER RILEY and family They
nere at orange court HOUSE, about ,h- first
the present month. Any info IN alton con-
cerring The aeove will be thankfully received.
If this should NEE. The eye OF Mr.. Riley, he
VIII please lie. ma know how ny family ale.
Direct to JAM rs SUTHERLAND
Company u, lTth Res't Va. VOLS
Near York ;own, April27 1852 my 3-2><
~ OTtCE On the 6;n of a prii 4 ieft my
~ servant Edmond to be sent 10 the hospi-
tai IL RichGoId, he having had his FOO
crashed by railroad accident. 1hayehesrd
nothing from him since, and AN unable to
find lin at any hospital. Any one knowing
anything Of him will do me q great kindness
by letting Mr. JOIN Il. HARRoLL, Of the Post
Once Department, knoWit.
HIS ExceileAcy. Governor LEroHER, kindly
Interested himself about the boy a the time;
Perhaps he caa tell his wherea outs
HAMET J. CRAIG,
myS-Sta Lieut.. n Reg ALA. Vols.
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III !iNitURE ~ ~,iv.ftr --,tr 7tGrE-
g. DaT, -iio ! h Ia. .. g. 10 eel CT, a. N =
a+,Te, stii sci II &c ten. 90 sA, 81 - II
b rasnmc EUisNatC & 3. t -. t,tt . / fla
= oia6t ana O.. 81 5saay ,fhasfs, /
iar. ta.g9 = HaIltoE = and ON ,.g--
= g. ,Tefe cars l.sse Re liter -!.Cs Ii -
II III Ma..rese. ) ShVCz 4@gL.FeS.9E ..-.4A eat
Dc.i@g tns:s, Arm tao ? ~ ~9- q,
} .eiG sld Ever. Tov.~. Rae. ~ 40 4. T.
%, WSnu. I-t.el tcEelhsc with s--JsF
Cther Articles.
BACON, &c Ba!t.c seiitus tba shove.
will sea- loo Il sSr IT, - AID ~ -r.!.ut b q
81 ghtly damaged; : roxtt los 80 -
close 2 consi<umen e =msil '"- g. Il &
EuIW 49,, g. 90.
iu,8 y. 'AUTEnE# 9ue
Rg STOKES, sUc!io-5.y
kSi1 MI fRuG: 49, VIA asli 1T rs auction
- ;8olI, corner ~ / takiiaa --rpr An L..
cD-t@}o. nn H'G~ = Y ut, she 5 . lD9t
TX , ~; rs; r-3..-s Z IL NJ 4.u-le,
l. RIO, /. tYpa "a .. go &c ms ~1s
d, II. tthEs.
nv So. a....,. as.'-
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b. e r COOK, Apcttontty.

HfR;F%. f.s'f ., SC Ar EUETibE
Fl Ga St1;rHltAf, 4 ia. a. 10 &c -CS.
VA 81, o. .3sue ell }rr?g Ter Hill
Several Sad tie aGn harufss EhIUH'b;
tue heat s'asnIiy Ctr5iags Gud ELfnts-;
TWO ese'nj- oand hugh. n S1od or%sF.
COWS.
DiD-t 71-siispt -I.iict Cc.r1,
. IN dEt!y.
Far los "sA 'iu2 1-4 u.- s1e4'd embrace
Xmas pf"Tt1-'''J L.. = 20 X.
my :: ->,t fG.~'F.
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The Valley ARMY.

hHC
Uur latest dvices from the valley repre-
sent General Jackso2 IS still occupying hispo-
nIon st Swift Run Gap, with lis believed,
/, fair prospect of an early engagement with
h. enemy The force uEdar his command il
liz good condition, and eageF to meat the in
7iders in another encounter. Scarcely Z day
p4sses that there is not brisk skirmisning be
;Tsel the plckex Of the CCntending parties,
which generally results successfully 70 our
c4ute, and the foe is made to feel that evsTy
',ep Of his onward march Is to ee marked
vlth the loss OF men and horEes
4 few evenings since. some - enty.five or
weutyslx prisoners were brought TO This city
py Capt. John Henderson, II Ashby's Troop
They were captured In f. sktrmIsh on Sa'ur.
dsy.
Tn Sunday qrite III exciting little fight
,ooE place ear MeGaheysvilIe, III which Dor
u1ls o. tbs cavalry cC mpaniss OF Captains
Baylor and ShaGds were engaged OF Cur side.
/. Il his eLgagem ent, we regret 10 learn, Capt
. aylor received very serious wound, fro n
! which he as since experienced great safftr-
lEE. Before receiving his wound however, be
saCereded in killing ore Yankee aud wound
. llg alo;her. He Is said to have acted with
frat gsllaUtry IN the engagement, and that
rael wounded he had drawn his sword and
vas dnhing after the enemy, whose force
. largely exceeded his own.
On Tuesday al accident occurred which
| ISL 8 deep gloom over Ashby's camp and by
which the life CT a most gallant and nerito.
:toui nicer was Loaf. It seems that mem .
Ter OF Cap:. Sh andss company was renov-
Lssio loaded muske; from wagon, when 1t
VS. accidentally discharged, and the ball
PASSED through the heart of C4pt. Stands,
alng him instantly.
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aaSP ssAR YoRkTowx
April 80, 1855. {
~ ESEF.EiSD TN the IS b inst T. N me
camp of the 18th regiment Virginia
,O!un tears, one ROBEkT i>Y ZINES, Il pri
vate CT Company x. same regiment. Said
BYrIes was accepted % a substitute On tn
rs Inst; says that hs Tas born In Ireland
bat has more tbs appearance OF an English
sailor; is abousa feet III niche, higa, dark
com plexion, gray eyes DARK hair, and about
81 ysarsCld has \ Considers bic sea. , II the
left side Of bis necx. Al, of,i oers, civic and
military, are earnestly requested - use every
exertioa TO arrest this Insn He "a 10 doub,
Turk ng a bon. Richmond, probably endeavor.
ing to hire himself again substitute -
The usuii reward will Re paid upon his de.
livery TO ms hers or If he is lodged N auY
IL where caa get him.
MATTHEW LYLE.
Capt. cou1Dd'g 90 4, lsta Va. Reg't
z. S.-ByrAes had with him naturGliz ton
papers of a very Tece5t d9+e given hlni in
Richmond. x. i.
NV 81
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n ~ REV - kD.-I will ray $40 rev lrC
Nt1O Tor The arrest and delivery TO Cant

G50 E .ss Nd, w Wi LAY, Ray SO rev IRA
a exsGder, E sis:aat Provost hiGrshal. at
Richmond, of esca Of he following descrbei
persoIs, who have ds s arted f om my com: any
q uinea's station, Caroline county. Va viz
HENRY CARPEN Err, aget Is years, .
feet 81 inches hign, has b ack hair, h gel eyes
light oon plexOn, full face, small chin, pro
tectipg teets, and has scar on the lef. thu anb
no HOTTER, aged 81 years, abou. 3 ie t
8 inches biz h, has brown hair, blue eyes, rud-
dy com plex!on, and ia broad -sh ouIdered AID
sQuGreiy built.
WALLACE WILLOW, is eyed u year.,
about feet inches high, has dark hair dark
compile x;on, and is splandidiy built.
GEORGE CEELEY, aged % years, s feet
Il inches high, has orc sn hair, h. Eel eyes,
siight m pus,s ch" , and round features.
AUGUSTUS RUEKETTS, is sged Is years,
feet u Inches high, nas hight brown hair,
hazel eyes, fair compile x;on, and is slightly
made.
JNO. WM DOLL, is sged 70 years, fee t 81
in hes high, hrs black hair, hazel eyes, rudy
com plex,on, full. round fGcs, and Was raised
in Henrico county.
All # the above nsmed deserters are tsliev.
ed to be in Richmond ut this time.
(Stened) GREEN LkE Davidson,
fuy n VII
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/ SUBSTITUTE.

IA -
foreigner, who has served already twelve
m onths and whose term of service has ex.
pred wishes TO en- ter again a Su bs titute.
Any Rentleme n who waats to ergags him will
please addre -. r - TT this office.
IDy3-lS
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Fiii3 La.
~ GoDDyY 4 <ppEesO-. <..5.,se.

81 ALH AT AuJTna HP HOE ~. &Ts,
- JAZZ, FAR@frl irrIe r IN
- ~ SINFUL y Ri "1.8&--' ~ :, 4 y
OF Cap. W. .. car4logtao. t,vhc b. n ~
IthiIy ta' o. 20 4 80 2 ~ sHkr o.- RS
frnT9 hiet5a ri 20 A.H . IL b.. 4..s ) a.,
peoIaiA = IN So tU.''fY 81 ~ .'fy & P.y,
ST.. AZ II ori'st 4 III 81 ra. -. -l y.
.ectt on i5e pr :, anDs tag q Il 2 30. ..9tk
;xo h.:eh ccw. t39 torars ..---a o. rs
Boar, ons oo tcv, CIs spf ia %.7~ ~ Pa.
oae i&:gs saw VIII ESs, -. Re =. u r Js1se~
mems, aud 4 81 a." nj fs"'-h-e rs .--
Eanre
TERMS ii.
Il Il tfsi}f'f l. ApPef1'AfpE = a.
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4 TiENTIOr. GO~PAkY "F," TnEDE-
~ GAR BhTTALIJE You are hereby
notit ed to attend IN Getting OF your com pany,
THIS EVENING, al Military Hall, punctual.
Iy ats O'Clock. Every member Is expected to
re present, as besides the drill there will be
business Of i'm pOrtance transacted. We re-
quest, also, that any desiring to join the com
pauy will avail themselves OF this oppor-
tuni-y. JNO. F. 4E OWN, Captain,
JNO TANNER, lst Lieut.,
+ v. JONES, "a Lieut.,
mys..l.& VIM DiIMnt'K Jr. I'd 1t.
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CAMP ssAR YoRkrowx .

RA4ha tsa.s OAR ass~.
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NDEUIAL aIFfDE.
L45 ia La Rss
WA1l iLT,USrrs hTIONS
Ia Consequences Q, AS Crytu ts DiE b tiy 81
tso6iua these rKnt'-t ions, il IS q pcaSihi- II
reg - 81 ATS, u0t9sa - tcrCd Jsitlag me DIV.
The Box ofiics %. IatTop 3ts:rV Hall viii b.S
c3sn from . \ II. !'u L. ii. ~Det- oeaty
can 80 secured without extga charge By
,,iec .ing s~ats &r-inE - ~ = EARNS ', Il
sara lat IT So - nom -s.Lsy4.Car .2h.s,g
cacro: o.aery~k@ b ave q od
t.a& 81 LI.OEE
~ !t-tz fcts<s inLAn~e~
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r UMBER, SHINGLES, AND POSTS.

CFFIe8 OLD DoMIEIoH SAvIEas BANK
hay 2, 1852 I
7NHE NOTE3 OF THIS SAVINGS BANK
will De redeemed when pIesen ted ut the
Cashiers Cfiice, 10! hlain street, between the
hours of d and p. NJ
JNO. +. REQNAULT,
my 3-6t Cashier.
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NJ ~ 7 i y J.
No redeem, IL CncTent fHnca, me a2-@s u
COM 81 E3CkAL II K.
HASEk. q ricMUSRAN,
Iudef iAss y. pwJor Heel.
hp lo-imst1
EXrHO s4ys thAf &Z 1krn ). sells tns
w cheapest Dry doois IN tne q 5 WAY,
everybody II co3 ~Nct Il rten SIX L. "a
Shawl 70. ~, yea caa .o' 8. - you %&n% T.
bSau.lfu. k;mh.c iesrat Ssift fUf % 90 you
can g@. l.. II yvo wat riea bsresa H. 80
a. 9TA cents per ss,pi, wa can get ~ o &Nihs
80 tuyif ZEklkL'S - "Ain 'e.
~-~>--------s~-~---~-~~-~-
I'M. Ipus.loogsa o. taay h@s ptre - t$h+!
ytTcsssp,t ngaret ksE IN Esttt'~a
lust IN xtna tne lsdles h*r- tFe1 10 h n 4
slnCs the var commenced. The wnai- !~l -
be sold on this Wees, AZ
MI fZsKfwL's ~ Saiu'
EVON SYRUP--A bsauutai aftieie. an
i . sxcviIent substitute fcr iS@oeaass pre-
Jared ana Tor sats by :, y yo,v~yo
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-20

STATE or ILLINOIS,
La Sale County.
THE People Of the STATE OF Illinois all to whom these
presents may come and especially the next Of kin
heirs at law, and creditors Of James Lawrence
deceased, Greeting:
whereas, Samuel J. Lawrence, administrator of the
estate OF said deceased is DESTROYS nder.v an c
count OF his proceedings as such administrator and
making hnai settlement, aud for that purpose has
made an applications in the County Cour, of La salI
comfy aid for citation be directed to ,ho..
he may be interested in the estate of said decea sed
:" therefore require you to appear before said
Court at this Court House Ottawa i'm ssid county on
the third Monday OF September D. 1862 a, 10 clock
IN the forenoon you Mt, to attend the final set
Element of said account.
In testimony whereof, the subscriber Clerk of the
County Court of La Sale county, Aforesaid has here
set his hand and AFT xed the seal of said Cnnrt a.
Ottawa, this 2S;h day of August, Al d. 1862.
S. ". RAYMOND. CLERK
I2-6w.1 W. 3. EASTOS, DEPuIY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-20
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