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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-24

~ AT a M-k1ls OF IAk aUn,, Al
~ Of tie City Of Richmond, hsl. ON n
Ion ny Ut Aarch loS3, the follower. gsn.IsE
,~n were aPpOsn I'D eOmmtssi ,usrv ~ u SUn
10 ue ueid Ia he sevsrAl Wards OF the etay os
WEDN kSDAY. tAs sscoAd day VI AprY
next, ~ VIA:
For Mosves Rard : Thomas r. Jonss Ctas
q. fo~eis, fhoDas boudar, FL. smith. .ns
5 j. ku-n<rU0id, ION WlssiOners b. II
Hsy'ssh y
Tr Ae1aseS Hssd james r. 0rsnt, Jon,
. o.ss. IT,. Waiter y bisir, john Y. sao
= n. ha'ki-y. Ool0uvt0f. TAs election I
=" hsit a he Cisy Hal Il
cor Je(Vsss Ww6 Luther Libby, r. a
Smith. 1-Aa a Lacy, 4 RAcAsids, sxn
Alexander CRAIG, .C0mMSseionoes. 4.
,eas. C0AductOr. The ssscuen % 10 Aela q
NAsket Hali. a. ~. GOkEON.
mh ls-st sNeYh % the ouns,,. !
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o The Ladies and the Militia.

TO Wo GURVVO u ~ OT1p01CWf : (
The militia Of Louisa e5un ty have been
mustered In full force At the Court II ouse for
several days. Out Of two hundred and any
or three hundred able bodied men, one
account Of physical inability. Men Who
before this war com meno6d were never
heard TO utter one word OF complaint, have
suddenly become lame. blind, and in fact
beset with "all the evils lash 10 heir to-"
Under these ptetsbls Circumstances, the ladies
of the county feel that the pro .eeson OF the
militia 10 very little to be reli d on, 90 they
have concluded to form /" Home 0aard, :"
composed Of ladies, 70 proNc. the above
mentioned Safovtxnass iudividuals, who are
not strong enough to defend themselves.
Very respectfully,
EoAD LADIES OF LoVIsA,
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~ To rat vOrshS VI ALbnu.A u Al
~ y UNiY.-At tbs reQesss Of sum- on
.a. d. l.iaat WA a. nA II m n a r, A. n i

~ To che vOcehS VI ALbhlxA d A.s
~ - UNtY AT ths reQosss Of q sum- m-rou
{ leads, 1isae WI. q. OAkRJN0 r., n hss
% sen so 70 announce h,mself . CANDID II
10 fii Toe Vacancy in the II )use Of l. T.. ca j
Vnxinia, ~ cas- 0nsd oy the death OF ur Int
representative. Dr. ~ L. Andsrson. A. 10
com msncs ms"t Of the preeons Wsr, ]. 80
Darlington was parsutng. with much d,s lar
,on anu ,ui'atvs 70 uits, thu hSA or,.os
prcisssson ot Law ID this Gounty; Out : Jvli
er dii Firxiaia Call iOr her soEs :. ~ sx.-, h
vi nvadsis ot hero !, thAv hs Grasiso nd
I. ms ald rQsnod ~ the 0sid to st.ales u
G c.Nss. Having BE- o olsab.sd ~ sAtosu-
he mp, III ser y service 0f tea mo-. hs,
has 10 uTIed To HE ho1e, and no~ oni3 c, ID
ssdts - OscUxie On pd,d ,Gs bess u
nsai . too much iupallsd 10 permit ~. sc
urn ~ c,mp.
/. His high legal ats inmsa,s. united Win ri
general in',rma toa IN regard 10 al su,. IeSt
per aiming 70 the intefests Of the Lom uUu
wsai.h b, and hts 04sl GCs the eAuoo In \ hic,
w hrs tmbsIksd, ais GuIts 70 point 70 him :
our rsl ! es< nia ave, anI - TrHAt ths =. siu
sit q that our lux ests In he 9sneTsi Essen,
D. may b sisly cod nisd ~ his trps.,
We therelofs Ask the w eys OF tie count
10 l0rG out ana rally 10 lhs sappOr. q IN
~ho ID u gen .lsmaa. y scAvi T, ana pain
MANY W Ts"S
~ Election % bs held Monday. n 1srcs
1854. nh Is ~ hAJ'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-24

Col Jona,hs" n tlAss, . welt known sd:l
, . Of DaIs0S, g., dasl rsesnGy In = van
nat. VIII - h h - sePyed private In tn
rAnks. Hs Wa brave Nan and . true pG
riot.
-.0srsral JeKn u Fremont, with hts fsnily
arrived In Ne y Ysrk Oh tas lesh tSss.
o. psaiu John Dillon. ~ old and veal a
O. 3 IL. disd rscs ntlJ nsar > ShvAnDah, sa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-24

~ .. UilikkN PAUTEOlIUn .1.stl
~ kANLE COMPANY AT . NEE .irs
sus Drse,ors 0f the SUIT HAM p..z1s
i1oN tNsU9 <NOk UOAPAnx, hsao a. nc
n, nd. on the 9Us Of fsOsunsy, " pns- n 10 Il
ess utiop Of sAs den raj Aso0ablI. ths io- uv..
proosedines were ssd:
ksssissd, b ne Dkssasvs. TAaA ~ e0.s a. q
sai- eoUpst hail f0A Ne p eoons - - ahusas
g tbs e,iy Il niehns0nd.
= has tes - sssal sstnss Of The eeopaa, o. q
quss. ed ~ eouan.aDieass with ~ Pssaics.t kkl
~ " ThOAAa keq., il fslseeaAs 70 he Sui
o-ss Of shs eonDo1y, 6nA skat they r~as. u th
ffehdsnt n aznOs-t ~ t.tlr ssvseal naL,hissa
;Ar prsctaesbio
RssslssS Thas aotwishstsnding the uscupaa<
of Ai<xaudrisLy zoe enemy, Ihe Diesstaes --.se
nssitaiion 10 sxprsesoG their eassss CO. - ece
ne soiveney u tke toDDa ?, q ~ sha,tsy
meet tts sneaeoUs1tss Aad ~ assure thS pastt
insure u - sompAay q tee boitsf ~ the ~
~ 70 sus,ain ne Jump NJ upoa ~ ogtgssai ssss
emo 70 redeem - l = saltieo
That the erss tsnt - esQu1so0 % loo0s opst&
10 al>psrssA iesnrsd b. ne eeDpany who rs
hsvst us;aioed toss<s IRON Gre soomasscsts 1
.sans 70 ths prsstdeEt vi.A The proofs requires J
% oys'lsws. en q hsts,s ths lsi a i, al, b Z
isr .has psosisiso nay - aaAs los II. r rs'
ms0t. II. ~. 3AOHkS ppesN
y. ELL 10y. - 9e-1sl0eA1
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FROM SAVANNAH.

The Importance Of a Nary-Resoarees Of
the SostA-7he Iron Interest-Pasriot.c
Devotion Of tie Ladses-AGairs on tie
Coast, &c.
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Mr: Yaacsy leaves immsdiAtsly for HieA.
mond.
oorros PLAHT1xe.
Gov. P1ckeDs has issued . proclamation 70
the planters o. South Caront ., urging them
to raise ~ abundance Of provisions In lieo Of
the usual cotton crop. We copy portions
Now. thsr, be II known, that I, - Cover
nGr Of Sduth Carolina, with the eAfness Ap.
probation Of the Executive Uosnc.l. do h. re-
~ 10 ne this my proclaw alton, calling upon
All good ci,iarDs, by every appeal that caa IN.
ausnce faithful aud patriotic people, 70
abstain from planting. ut mcst, moro than
plant l.rge crop OF grsua. By 20 doing. ws
place Ourselves upon iAe surest IoundAuoEs
OF Independence. and pat IL beyond the power
oI our saemiss 20 obtain q large sus spiy Of that
aotcle 20 esAential in the commerce OF mod
sfh nations. except by the ordinary mode Of
An uninterrupted trade with IN independent
people.
Cotton ID an srtiole which comes nearer 70
oetween na'tons. than any o'hsr prod neei0n ;
beQause, with the expectation Of coss ~ 70
trnnsporta'ion, 1t bxs nearly univerealtty OF
dem 3nd and untveysality Of value, and IL not
psrishab,e. Unless Ii can be procured by
treating those who pro6uce it with equality
in their intercourse wi, b other nations, then
we should refu . 70 produce IL, and dc e.ermtue
70 destroy what we may have II necessary.
To control this power 4. 6.ctually to our xd-
vant ,Ee. there must he concert of action; and
l earnestly sntreat evssy patriOuc man to
comply, Tor at least one crUp, with the suE.
gss tion Vt this proc aMaiion.
The wealthy farmea owe 1t to the wives,
d sUR b ,ers and sisters of our brave soldiers In
the nsld to raise enough provisions not only
for themselves but TO S. Q that here II NO " mt
around the homes of our gsllant en- who are
In &C i've service. The enemy threanns q
large portion Of the rice growing region OF
our State, This source Of suo poly, which has
b-retOfore en- SD u uundant aud so esson ttal in
orr domestic economy. m y be largely dlmtn (.
ished, ahd this is al addi ionai reason why
every planter In The interior should enlarge
his crop OF breadstLG.. We have all The
means OF productive tuppihS within oar
Q Ives, aud now 10 III time TO eulags all those
supplies SO essen tiai O ;he support OF our Ar
niles. ard so necessary ,c our permanent in.
dependence.
TIE AE1AIR AT HlWB1RH.
The editor OF the Raleigh uass Jowssl,
having jass returned from q trip % Kinson
N u, publishes in his paper Of Satu, day
lest the su 'ined facts in connection with
the Tight at Newbarn:
Col Avery is neither killed nor wounded,
OF his CON m and. We had the following 10
turns Of our lOsaes direct from him. he nav.
iCg buried all our dead after bsins iptured
The whole of our LOSES In the hands of the
enem are.
AIleu 80
Ouno"o '.....s;'.,..... oo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-24

- OftUE.-A special nsosts6 OF q
~ 6tockhosders OF the 1iehnonA, IRE Il
ricksourg and Potomac HAilsoaA Oo1paR
vii b held ~ the 0oe of the con psny, u
shesGsty Of hicAO0no on WEON kSOAf
he - b DAY Of Z pril, lSe1 At - O'Clock ".
Oo lid u " ~. .0UulNI. JpAa'H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-24

~ =. WYATT 90. q Oas;esss.. 9, u
~ Asc y AeS,n hss tsisn1s ssssyvhas u
~ esAe 0e sAasA eeeeuoA = eas s11y .st s.st
v pflsaal AennsA Z.
We ted ~ anneooosmens - - sss rsa ~
~Ao eev9 3pe e1oa0s Il pseDsg1 b oar y -
3 ~ ess@ss>Y> tSse 4 80 a.. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-24

= borstipg over hssd; angry WAVES aro DISH
ink agAinst her sidea. and al muss staAA 10
gsther. II there IL any insaboratnaalon, any
muftny. ell will sink tcgsthsr.
Thyo0G 0Ghs ut his speech nlr. Yanoey W1D
warmly Applauded, snd ev1dsn tly held the
wasmest sympsshy NJ bis audi snce. ospscfal,
ly At these psacs where Ae ospeseoed i1dt9.
-uasien aaainet the rjustice of foreiGn Gov.
ernments. After shs cOuciusion Of Ms 70.
MARTA We understoOd him 70 say. IN con.
versatiOu, that he would advIsA the tnmedl.
ats recall Of all our representatives, a1asA.
VOWS In EuFepe.
Ar: YAncey leaves Immediately for AieA.
mond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-24

anap1 nalnly - . oGlss psasliss. = Ssank16
AToeA . htsis below ~ Hxekan0e He1el - dsS
aaaly eppoass ~ RslloWs' H1l. Wh6o ahpl6o
and eoo1dsstiai usainant nAv - ooan1ns1 ense
ssrtaia soaaAgioas annanA - 6vl1oi . 81
sesly. q
Coananisaaless - ~ = eaAWwis. wsmSu
ssaso1sd ~ U0oe sosB 3e0 =. u &0R.0
nv r1-0 11cuooUD. VI As
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-24
- y. =. 6lUHU. vAAg.
~ A3T0nAu1 At Law.

s1AU11Q1D = - 0seso e - OW q ass!H
AHn1, 80 q 0Ms1ee eounaV. = - On o. A.
soala, = ~ Osn1s18oAe oonoO ou111. - u
sassal y ~ AoA beAnan 1ol1n - - e
DoDsstmnnao.
6U 0sgsoe-Ossnw q - - ~ - =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-24

Os
Iroper
mast
3eoreo
-:
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the lst
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| shuf.
Frank.
also A,x
oWA1o
lamp
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CTEHIs;
IN VOL
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heavy temporary 0u3srtnG at homo
0ss paSSsip, r. I'm
cotton 10 ring. II by this II understood
American cotton, 1t 10 . fsllacy American
cotton certainly plays q mighty part In the
commerce Of the world, bat It has not abso-
abundantly elsewhere, For hundreds Of
yea, India has raised ~ much cotton ~ the
South now does. There II probably NO one
thlaE in the world which grows 20 univer.
sSliy a4cotion. Europe, therefore, vas Will
Ing TO take advantage OF the crisis to en-
enfranchise he erself from our sway at any
cost. bat she has found the ordeal too -
we're.
India cotton IL too dear. and the whole ma.
ch.nerv Of their immense man ufactoTies
would have to be changed TO suit the st tsple.
Orleans middling has been found BY expert.
sncs 10 70 BE- BE- II. o1.y .h,Ss thai wil snsssy
by the l,t Of April. Then, when stayvtog
population rises Ground their thrones. vi B
the words "cottoa or blood" the blockade
viii be raised.
man, whsthsr Mr. 3ewsrd's prontss % open
cotton port had not-hat great weight 11r.
YApcey replied, emph adeAlly, 10. Thsy did
nnt hslievs one word he aatd. Thsy beloved
the Yansss: :" :: ,s c.sSa .,
possible now. Ia EarOps, . get at ths trutn
OF thugs over here. fasts got there Altrased
through the medtu0 OF Northern papefs, and
the strsng.h was all gone No So1thsr1 Joar-
dssd II had tesn % y . gsees extsat bseprs
the war Ps opso teero eog tAolP tdeAs Of The
south 1rom New York papaes and Uosson
nttsrAssul:. They gAve - eeedtt 1Dr eetng .
lsss 81 liis, sonevhat jnhsnaa 8 sleyea
and, at hest, eeut-ctsilissd; that ooYeonso al
Individuality vest % far that each nan con.
sidersd hts will - paramount - sAe iaW.
49, snns SSnnos aSS. -, wrse Sa pany e .s.e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

THE EFFECT on HUhAnE TREATMEET --Oueof
the Southern prisoners, recently set tree from
yF'ott Warren, wrote 70 tue Boston Herald ac-
kno wledgIng the Kindness shown him. and say
ing: We shall 20 back 70 our homes with Q
different feeling toward the Yaatees than we
entertained on coming here, for We had been
taught 10 think thar the Northerners were cap.
able of nothing but meanness and barbarity
We have been told that, Of all the North, Mas
sacbusetts was the worst, which We row hnd'
was base calumny. There are many Of as
who will 90 back home, not from q love Of the
Confederate government. but because our wives
and families are there There are many among
Us who will not again raise arms against the
Union, except from compulsion. j, for one,
shall never fight ugairst the Union again. !"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

shortest, Quiclkest aud Most ADesira.
bic Rome lotali EASTERN Cities. n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

& snIrH o,BRlEs is trying 10 recover the prop.
erts winch be conveyed % hts brother, Sin Lu-
cius o Bden, now Lord Incbiquin, and Mr..
Worobzosa Greigs for The benefit of bis wife
and children, on The eve of bis trial for treason,
10 lS4S Though Mr.. o Brien was pardoned In
1856, the trustees claim that they cannot iegai
ly allow him toiresume 1t, and they propose to
throw the estate into the C3ur. of Chancery.7-
10 this event the property will very probably be
materially diminished by the costs Of the court,
10 say nothing Of the claws delay" asaspss'
portrayed by Dickens in the case Of ''JArDdyce
versus JandS ee!YGv TE1TsHg E8EA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

y GEnERAIs .McG LELiAH AND cHALtEoK.- The
S.. LOUIS Repubiisaa Of yesterday says" The
newspapers have given circulation TO reporte ID
relStitn 70 th,ee Generals whiof are utteriyun-
true but evidently designed 20 create rhisuodeTs'
standings and jealOasies. We are aAuthorised
by General ldIaileck to etste that he has az all
times received the most hearty co-operat ation from
General Mcclellan, and thai, in all the N ltary
OF cratic in this Department, be has had the
advice and dppfosal Of The iGeneFal-in- Cbief.-l-
The two Genefels are In almost constant com.
municatioh by telegraph n9'igh 70 His arS Is
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

Mn. LINCOLN was rejoicing With his friends
last, evening over the altered aspectuof our con-
aios with the rebels. "a distinguished iuancier
present remarked that sit these suece bad
occurred three months sgothe legal tender bill
wbuld we been Iunnecessary!So1ltE 20 safe to
addtbat one week ago the billrWould have been
voted doS 70 iuithe House, @ish the present as
pect OF affairs. The friends oi illegal tender
claim that tits only needed for three months,
oil me ntax bills are ingoperation. Even 7Mr.
Chase made this atement In the committees
ROOM WashiRSten COFyespOndsaes ~ Y Posi-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

aone aseathe inessOthat Oh eyerhsRM- an . ino
EpmDei --co@ @mahdibgi exery available asDessto
howADg 0feen. 81 % bnAgs4sbnD ] ,ttdpoo
% Eyery exertion is being made to-day 10 get
mp tine idge, thai we may get onf teams over,
and then we intend to follow them, or at least,
cheli. "
a will say Of the Third thatis did,wsIfon
the march, and ls always on the lookout for o
iuil share OF the anticipated fun Of Hehsipe. the
rebels, av ttis q ss,z ae \, -, ORVIS.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

A CANE FoR TBE PREsIDEsr.--Antbouy Wag-
ener, German barhess maker, Of Chicago,
has just huished an elegant 9bickosynoane Of
tasteful design and elaborate carving, which
will be forwarded TO Washington in lev days
and presented TO President Lincoln. Tne gap
of she cane is ah esgle holding In his bssk .
scroll, which descends and twines about q weep
ing willow emblematic OF theo LATE Senator
DSuglas. Upon the scf0ol are inscribed the dy :.
ing words OF the illuetrious Senator: "TkLL
THEM TO OBEY THE Laws AND SUPPORT THE Cow
srIrUrloN or THE UKirED STATks." ad gstR tld.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

3 A SERGEANT In the Ffty-uinth New York
regimeet, some lime since, disposed Of bis wife,
"a buxom S@iss woman, to q Cspttln 10 the same
regiment, for o peeuniary confederation. The
Csptains has now got sick oOi his bargain, aud,
mean maD, won't pay anything, and the case
'has got sinto the New York courts, The awo-
man don't seem 70 care which man she has for
n ht,sbatd -.-Ae o.. -s.t- sSi3 Vln Gi'ef
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superior gCourtofs Franklin Coun-
I. l.,t 1as ~ Ohio. 'i9 rs Sa,.. Hss

! oi,e .i,, I'd ~ 1 iuSdo % sbSossu es
silbsr. L. Thoupsoal bus gll,S bsroIlsss sds 600
40 as1i2.. s,.S p cii AotiOa.d bsxsis' ode "a
saI,sg nsa,ua n i.itnss iis5 SD sqoovs ode sTots
10 A1kp A1kp't"ipsI WV INSWitWSSH q 69gm ell hlRpg isoJ,
,NJOTlCE, ISs HEREBK !GlyENa TO,
IN Parley \, Hewlett o the state of Missouri, that
eiltest 2: Thonpscn, o. me county 81 tracklin " ne
1852 e hls psllDusih s Superior oeurt Of erankins
county, Ohio, against the said Parley L. Hewlett and
Augustus Lener, deiendans, pg forth, that, on the
5th day Of January, A p. 1855 eaid SHowleu made
Wftten ugteement with said ThompBon 70 convey 70 MIN
upon tho paymept OF Afy dollars, 10 be paid, ten dol
lars II hand, twenty dollars ID one year anc Mfny
dolAra 10 two years from date with intefo1t lAp e1d
homp1bn did ay the tgu dcllau IN hana, und geIvNd
was compelled % paw and dia ne balance % e9ne
S'sDa ssaps'I s RSR 92ss F ssSss p ss
an actioh % said eAid houlett; that
aid Hewlett has wholly neglected and refused TO conr
sey sAid 70 the plalni tce9Faipg g sald agtee
IA made agreement with the defendant Leitndf e NE
i8th day Of July, 1854 ehtie tie piantn transferred
and deeefku him The title bond Of said Howiett and
Ia consideration thereof the said Leitner conveyed to
the plaintiff the NJ hAf Of thc,ss quarter OF eec.
e sas Pit Z SsSsaHlas sss iSssa .s
nef Had not g0odand snncteht tilot6 said land, nu
that his ID the plniuif wac fanduentn a
n The prayer Of aald petition is that said agreemeht
with said LeitneT be esclnded and that hAid Lenet De
thai Ssd HoWIsss be orefed locogss to plAinpa said
lotND ~ ID Latkhourne ppd foro,hr rellef.sa l;,oi
quiisd e Appear aid answer ssid p5cn % 81 before
die third Saturday alter the 7th day cfFeblhAry nsff
r Dated this I'd aag o. SonnArys .ibe2 =.
% !. sns'qE etnoiels ~ ~ IS NE'ss'Iis! a
n ~
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ONLY PREPARATION :,
.sgA. lnygeWs1 a3fEoCW ddT
t.ssld ssfs, that AAsa g. 10 s,.5a,, ,sT
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS

a,,a groxUr mare and more popuIah =
- 7,-5i5,.z every aaVi 4 ~ -'
,s.a,as,.,. rs,, ana slmos, ut,Uat pumb.r AZ
might he gVep from ladies I'D gentlemen IN all grAde
Of Society whose united testimony none could resist a
VA VA @ "a rsserve te hsir of The yoofh 10 old 40. dai
in ali is sSnihfaI beaaty.bas sIss6 g8id SIS Saso
200 al Battle Greek Mich. Dso .aiss 1885, s1ga
PRoS. Woopi Thee wilt please accePt ine % niom1 -
thee that the hair 90 my head all ell sa ever tEsnsas
sndsd With 40 sfaptloh on the lisade a sea!ieaa
course OF suffering through life having reduced me % A.
io1 % sSs esdsSS Ssisr have iSssu sSs
sequence Of Sch my head mas snhersq et ueme
cold, This induced pe % pay hIggs H2osss aimSsl %
hs H. q. ssn sSoss he S o. Thsss
faithfully followed The ne hAa epot noy
covered SO n nAI Il, owe, NV 6esd Fssr Soeudesa
TAI another SCtsls sssa rs.oss q, 2, sSisly
sna " ~ ~ ~ II 2 ~ asnre1
sna 1ens ~ shsa SSldf ~, ~ ~ ses q
sD order on thine sEso.s i abos d rc,Ts oshSs5
sell :s.l e ~. sna y hs widow aSd TIE tSerss
Thy trisnd ~ ~ aEsxH "a .lsI 65ssn. ,ssa s'
PHSr S Dsss t,s .ss .ss aHs
.ss M yscS School = he stas q New ci ~ bs don
esnse ~ .Sa u sSs, SDus ~ m os ~
uppsr parrei vAP vAs almost satssls esrs q isI,
lcoverng, and mach ~ tne potaon tne
side and Pacs part q my mead shorty TusS Ssss
60 s ne ySa r q nS s sa.s q indans nv S ssS
we're NOT mach q alpss q pofrf s o
cause Of he chapge v ny = sh pS
~Is Ssss sSs Ssis iSs ssl pyao
clans in the country, but receiving 40 .sagrspe' from
them that hAir would ssaD ss sss.prss ".
become . sss, isss ycaI sss ~
oO@menSsd con- 4, me - shs is
Die Hair Restorative Y ass. y y snsa y one cos 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22
o From the New York riSss.I'


~ A ,. - ..a,gaLy T., ul "a. al ..5ff- a a !
N a coTesponoens mas tsken the trouble % ools
iect ior uY an approximately accurate list OF the
"afike encounters Ui dast yearj ana this year
90 Iah he says: sw . Tss " i.eot 80 .
!, Wniie msk,ng our 'preparetlonsFS We have
s,uIr 'ne ,S '.ss'ss SVsl,On @s,a
S.''n De'mon' -" suu ' =. ,l
ID ir4t, lr, urioh yiCroRlEs. - 80 -. n
June 2--yPhillippi, u, "a go 80, y, y,
Junepl7-Booneyille. ss.,p s.r 10 gsgo soi sss !,
July 5--Brier Forks lSigers victory W ~,
July ll-Oeisat Of Pegram by Mcclellan. ~,
July l3--Carrlcks . rord, (death Oh Garneti,
a - Cd u! sps.! !4,.a - A.lgods 1s,saaggp sal ,53Q
Sent. I0-Rout of Flovd. ,Gsuley Bridge ~ s oop
Oct 6-gacona aafs.t ~ ,ohsls ~ Ha,ts,aa "a
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.uF3ss ics q M sssl
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-02
PROPOyALS.


SEALgD PROPOSALS ARE INVITED UNTIL THE
= 1871 VI JAY i~., ror applying the Untsi Safes
Subsistence Department with 6oU n.ad bee. Cattle
he oof.
The ea.ue delivered w,shngo on D. o.. and
- avsft. lyD gp,iG,is No animal admitted
that shs less than ~ pounds sruss Hefsrs st and
bu.ts not wanted
TIE ast lei cry Of cattle be the day "
August. there Alter the goy-rnu-
IL cattle per week viii b. required be de ivrsd
an.i,r this contract.
A ioni. with good and sufficient security, will be
quired.
will be entertained when put In by contra
have previously aicd to coapy ~tt their ats In
dep rneni 81 inient where IA bidder
PR d respond 20 his BID.
TIE Il rrns should he stated In fun, with the
address cf each member ~ the Urn.
PruI osloyai ariss " not bs considered, and
an at allega must accompany each Proposition
A bids De pmIaniei b. two guarantees.
BIDS t. MsJor A. Bckwiih G. :. u. y. A..
Washington. D. G. and endorsed "ProposAs for Beef
Cattle"
guAeASr-H.
We, -, OF the county OF - ara State OF -, do
that - able 10 fuul &C
coruan o hts pr position. that should
ni. popos don accepted. he Will into
I at ia accordance herewith should tie contract
AWARDED hun prepare to bocninc his srsurea4
tThis guarantee m Ut be expended o. ach tidl
The nsbty 20 the afantors must be- shown BY the
Of the United states Dislrict Attorney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-02

:
.TA MEETING or COMPANY q, SEVENTH REGI-
~ Nsy York stle National Quart hcid "a airscSs.
I. BALTIMORE Nd, June Is ioo3 follow
ing prean,De and resolutions aoptei:
Whereas learned with the deepest feeling of
VI death gE Lieutenant A &c. uyfr B0.ar, of
Fr.t Juited States caaSsears. lately oEc of
express bo,h grief aal the synpathy
which feel or his family IN this ocieavemon therefore
Resoved, That for who while In midst
enlare4 inse.f by all qualities o. heart an. mind
waicn iAe ptUmpt soldier the c0nrto geuein.n
sincere fr-nd, and tlAt ~nic his sd
q coming did In TIE prime OF manhood
the proud Thought has he died IA the nobi ds
a sacrifice to patriotic feeiings
Resolved That ogtacs 81 thcsa rnso!atn. he transmitted
his bereavcd family aud pabsbe tho New York da,y
journals usIa bad.c Tor
thirty caya EUGENE II. PoIEh0Y.I
ELGESE NCJ tMS.sY. ComInittce.
RICHARD 5. BACON,
VETERAN CoEpS-WAR or lsl2-A SPECIAL
meeting wal - held - toe xcrcor Ho.ss, this twcd
nessy eve ing ~ AT ~ ocos, 40 AJAX psepa
for celebr-n 4ih day OF July. ghe Veterans ID
and the jae mt COUNTIES ar RESPECTFULLY invited
wisn IN this oocasion. By ord--
III. RAYMOND, Briy.tier General
AIM D4L.Ll, Colonel
IsAAs NJ. PnYrx, AdjrtanA