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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-22

TOR stIEE--Two NURSES Eac : .iagine room
Boz. Apply 70 lie undAsgusd a. the Pow.
6xtxn Eelel 100 2s-~3tsl w. :. MASON, Er.
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- RELIsIQUS NurIGs,-H.v. E j " IL
~ is rIii proaes al tE5 G &.T6e. Eapt!-:
Chspsi ro5usr Of g.. aa1 'y IS. ) . SohAl 10
n,rro~.}st L GEO u and :. Le.h streei
Bsptis, ChurlL n. Z P s.; Il At
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-22

DUbLlO sALx OF Nt0koSA
STOCK, Ac.-As Admiaistrstor % n. 81
0fssham, decd, SHALL on WHDEkSDAl.. -. ~
DAY q Dsesnh:. n... - f.,1; mot u: :.sss
tho late rssidsnco Of the said 0rssham. ~.
6eld county, about twenty-five miles eoo.s .Asra
mond, and the same distance above x.ss =
near Goodies bridge portion Of The IT, ~
lo,s,ng TO he esesss Also. ths erops g " ma
der. Oass, sAuelA ana Straw sh';s ICY - ~
hish,v imnroved 0sock Hon, one nice Top IssE .s
Piaatasion Utensils Household end A"ea'
VAT = Is: -. TN. viii b lnIrBD OUT I -.
PAIN, wAieh d under . god fss:s. sASs,Ss1
austivs. end Aas o. n . eoaven'sss s~
DWELLING, anA ~ 1sesGoa1y cat 49, ~
Tr1nENsie ksovn q ~ Aay a -
y eenpaass q 10 esaesk 4 H. .Ass
7. ]. WY. 49,
J. 0ssaAAn -
Ea-An psepsas AAy!as 49, -, ~
eeSete Vim 49, mAks ~ knewa 49,
- - - ~ q solss nd tAees e"os
wall psy - lmGneAAAAely. -, ~
=. 0-iSss y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-22

n Utiin "
Ashton J w Burnett "
AlisnJR Bsivin 6 II
Anderson J T Burton u
Adams } W. Barratta rev L
Atkison opt N
Armorr ia Blincss G II
Aiyerson Jno Bradshaw G =
Andsevs L Barnes . M
Anderson DR., Blackwell Oh
v Brown II
,Adams + Brooks rsvh i
Adams cpt N Buttrick opt
Ally d II " h
A,i,sonI BROMLEY J
Absrne,hey D Burke "
An,eio,ti b B!ount G
Armijo D 81 Brown "
Ailsn DIV Berrymsn ) =
Arlington o Blaekspear )
Ammons Brown Jos
Abbot, c Eud~ ell } B
Almond c " BishJp J <
Allen l. bevltt ! ~
Alien drL 4 Brown J ~
Abrams N 3 Bell J Z
Accord d T. Baxter )no
Anker NJ Brandon Juo
Allen NJ Burdett } A
"A bsrua,hyNO Bysck }
Applegate DIT B'cksrei mai !
Anderson I }
Anderson DR. T Basgen Jao
L Brown Il J p
AdamsTA Brash luo
ArmstrongVF Brswn J M =
Ausisy VIM blGsens nj
ArcherS Bsason J P
Aiyls,S Bass Jno J
Allen opt " y Bruin Jos
Abbott CIV Briggs d
Akirsiw Baker J Z
Armstrong III Badkins Jno
Ayers c Bachraeh l
Armstrong; Bowen J
Al Brewer J }
Anderson B Burgess Jno
Andrews l. 3 Branch DR.
Armed ID p BarberJ
Bsrtrum r Bridges J H
Barrett z c Baisby Jno
Barrys K Bryart Jas
Bir,hright r Barrier sgt J
Bailoo K Bovdsn opt
BaIham dr. R6 II
Birthright RI Boydsn J G
Barber r r Bond A
Broswsil X Barnett ept il
Brsckinridgs Bowen II L
drRj Bankston " L
Butler 4 E Borsn " r
Proofs 3 " Bridges Z B
Darham DR. SB Bouldin N II
tutt = Beard Id
Brown 50 Bridge L B
Burkhalter Ill Britain sgt JS
Bruce 5 lcol'd)Burrell vm
Boucher + Bell J B
Burns 7 G Brown YIN
Bennett T Banin " H
Barnard cptr Bradbury J
L Devil opt J +
Brown opt 5P Breeder 10
Burns 7 p Butt NJ w
Bassford v 8 Bush Levi
Baker " 8 Blackwell r
Burton " K B,nks l.
Becker Il p Boslin T J
Barnett vt Barnett H
Bensk wm Bullock a
Bolton sgt Us Bowlss w z
Barr Vim Breaker c n
Baldwin Wv Bulord 8 r
Barton mai v Bedsols G
So Blaekman J T
Bradys M Banter B T
Birdsong VI Barksdale YIN
Bell DIR Brovnlss L 2
BesElsstonAA Buchanan v
Burton mai A Bsndali u
" Ball F
Buckley mr. Bedsolo Cal
Bialock AR Bueklsn NJ N
Dremm A Bankston J +
Beverley 4 Baruss CIV
Britt A Bass Rd
Bets rev A d Charles L 8
Bacon 4 o Campi ell y H
Bates A d Carson J B
Bond ss;s.! A ch,,rrDa1fyn'
Butler B @ Chrismau z
R R..ssS As0.i'r'GCa A!:: : :
Brady C Catlsu + B
Baum c ) Crawford opt
BrigFs c F w
Brady &C Calhoun vm
Brothertou d Cooley 9 4 Co
Bslrd d Goodman e J
H0ts d q Comiugs Jno
Bordsnavs mai Carson J b :
d .Canady Inc
Baker = Coksf Jos
Babsr 4 q Conner 4
Burrows + B Cullman d
Bsnuslt Eli Galway J "
BrogdsA ecker y p
Booker + n Cridliu rev 3
Boaovits 3 u y
Beck r Chapman L
Breed L d Canssy TD
Bridges L CsopsT I Q
bradley n Casasn 3
1aItlstts n y Carpsatss OF
Barclay = q Chitvoed l. .
Barker 3 Charsea L 4
Dsii Ro esuse u
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FRET VOLUME OF
TEE SkC0ND VAR OF IEDEEENDEVCE.

Histors II f=c.=sioa sid ct ias Struggle foc
RigoLs ana Liuer,is by ta- Confederate states
o. AincE5:s. embracing Historical .nd Si.tisti
ca, Haxsatir . OF tie seward parts eaac.e<;
'hereio 81 :a- r. peative sousesrss STATES
with kp:ches of tie Lives AMI Characters Of
n. Principal asTs sEc ..c.or5 il tie Dssfns.
b. T. ". 8ACyAHos, author CT "Gauss And
Cousz2.t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-22


bacon, FLOUR, &C, At AuOfI0N-oa
ID MONDAY Gath instant, ~ 10 ocioe1 ~
siore viii sell 1t auction. ON sceoun. OF "ho%
may concord, 5000 lbA bacon Shoulder soms"H'
damaged
Also, 20 bb,e. Extra and Supss6Ls flour; 20
Salt; bbls. Chased Pipes; boxes 0reund ce'~
Tobacco Cigars; CAndles; Soap, &C.
viii also sell Q lot Of Clothing eonsissns "
Overcoats, Jacke,s. Pantaloons. Hickory sa1s
Shoes, ladies' CATERS, &c,
PLATHORx 6CALR6.-l Platform seAsA
GOLD WATCREe-As 10 O'Clock PfseSHJ
will sell dns Hunting Gold Lever WAsen -
feet order and ladies' Gold Watch. Also u o.s~
no23 Il CAUf6OkN. Aoe..
nUBLiU sALE OF LAND. NIaRois. e..
IN LOUISA COUNTY will b sofa = I'm
ile auction. for eaAh, ON the premises 90 y.
NESDAY, the l0sh day Of December nsx. J. = .TS
late rssidsnss Of Nathan Talisy, dee D. the ~.
OF LAND. Containing 400 acres, upon wnxl Iiss
saiA Tallsy resided before his death TIE 'spa -
absut four milss nom Frederick Bal pse9 ''.nA
three miles from 1olsrsvi'ls Depot, on ne .sSio
Central Railroad. adjoining The Lands o. -
Hancock and ethers There ~ upon ": - az
good dwelling house and out AuildansA 40 Ia
GD0ROk0. eonAsung Of men. wolasn Nc sso.i
dren crop Of Corn, Wheat Oets, - AZ ~.
Of every description, Household and Aheae'
uiture. nh ~a
p 8. Tallsy, rssi1ing u yrtdsrieas ns u. On
take pleasure In showing the lands IVA
wishing to purchase BIZ THE bS"~
no ~ ids
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-22

TWO EXUkLLANr FkAMkD TKN2&ENTS
i on the Soa.n side Of Clay and West line Of
Smith streets at the Western corporate limits FOR
SALE AT AuC fION-Will be sold ct auction on
the premises, On FRIDAY, December 5.h, lee at
e'oex p NJ. two excellent Framed Tsnensnts
located ss above --one occupied by Mr. and
tbs othor by Mrs. Perrin. Rach has six rooms, be-
sid's Kitchen and are renting to puncsua tenants.
TKRMs-One-third cash; bslaucs ct ami IL
mcu,hs bearing interest; or all cash 1t the option
Of the puschsxer.
0ODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts
p. S.-The fore going property can be bought
nriyate}v no ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-22

Commissioner Of Psnsions-Ths Southern ProtscAa Co
AisxandTa-Surgson in charge Of Masonie Hall Hospital
Surgeon In charge Of General Hospital-J F-B XY-<
10 29-N JOHN o. oTEGER, ?. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-22
SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.

EUBSTicUrri ANY person wiahing 10 employ
y as DESTITUTE 10 go in cavalry company,
csn fpd one by calling at the new sh.a;re, or
Broad street ary day in the week. except Sunday
CG,i aod ask for j OHNSON" ny price Is 81 600.
LO 22-3tx
DESTITUTE WAErED.-Isan :ed, = SUB.
- STITUrE for the war, to SO In . cavalry
company. Apply at the Office Of
HENRY @. WATKINS.
no2l-3.< ehockoe Slip.
INSTITUTE WANTED.-Wanted, good, re-
/ , liable saRn. to &, a. SUBS rITUTR in an 10.
fantr, rig m.pt Apply q. No SO Columbian Ho.
te' between tie hours o. 8 ard o'clock.
NJ 23-it*
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aENTLEMEN'S LIST.

INITIALS : His. NJ w M-Mr. NJ JB
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-22

nRAY AND HARNINs a. .r
~ THIS DAT, at 10 oetoeS .. CTloI>
Council Chamber Hin, viii eli a s..s; es !t n
and harness, for Two horses; ~ - Ds,,
roam Mare; MulA "a 4 OXTITTn1ossl
no SILT nVk0,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-22

MINE VERY BEAUTIFUL LUT5 ON THE
IN South side Of Clay, just beyond the Western
llnts OF tho City, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
viii DE sold 8. auction, on the premises on FRI
DAY, the 5th December. 1862. at + O'Clock p. NJ,
the late resid ,ncs Ct DR.. w. W. Wikins, each
fronting 80 fest runrisg tsck 100 tast to An alley
10 feet n de- ca these lots there srs some fruit
trs- g. Thess really the most beautiful lots In
that improving locality.
TERMS -Onethird cash; balance at 6 and 8
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, So
cured by trust Decd all cash. a. the option
Of the purchaser. GODDlN T. APPERSON,
pO22 kuctiCueere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-22

p. IN ord, Gn-s ras:sdty The Camel Nay Oh
1875 T.. sLy bsli nam uuLa.d 81 ten - II
giirG Y ttn II Is presented. tCa Auo!toT
shat tACt he .Up&T;Dtcl 5s I, eho shal step tde
gas sGcu. Drns used "a rac rTtEisas 70 r. spect 10
wsc' - c. auit O. isIs a0 |; not pad ~ ,i: If
teen 6ay. tive Per eef.t vi; De fecei to lie or,
gin.i ssaoant %. II Il. 2nn it z.4., ae p'sae1 in
The hands CT tie CisY Collector
L = II ARET3Oy FER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-22

1.-TWO VaLUAoLn LU1o on tee south SIDE oi
! Clay, between Adams street and Brook Ava.
rue FOA SALH AT AUUTIOH.-Will be kold at
suction. on the premises, on FRIDAY. December
5sh, 1862 a, Il o'clock p NJ those two truly ssu.
tiful LOTS located "a sbove, adjoining the rssi
dencs of Mr.. Dshney u Miller. each fronting 20
fest, running back $50 feet to a vide alley.
TERAs.-One- third cash balance a. 8 and IL
months, for negotiable notes, interes, added Sc
cured BY q osed OK ali cash, 1T tie option Of
the purchaser.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-22


EHrEEN FRANID BUILDINGS AT ASH.
ton. &c b re- moved in . short time AT the re-
quss: Of the Richmond snd fredericksburg Rail
road Company. shall soil for cash, ct public auc
ton. at the ashland Race .Cour ., ON W1ONCS.
DAY, the ID December. 1852 commencing at 10
O'Clock, the Following Framed Buildings on the said
Ra,sAeld, the same to be removed in short time,
Wig:
l. A onessory Building. = BY 10 feet, shinsls
roof
2. ono story Building. laby ~ feet. with wing
IL by SO feet
>: 4 one story Building. IA by 20 feet with I.
{: 4 one . e building. ia by 80 fest. with {.
A ono story Building. II by 10i feet. with .
wing II by 81 feel
6. one story Building, II by 1913 feet
All the above are sLingled roofs
onestory Building, Is by 90 feet. gravel root.
8 A one.sory Building. % by ia feet. With .
wing 10 by 81 feet. This house las . small chin.
nsy aud - sash, with 10 BY IA glass.
y a twostory Building, 80 by lo2 feet, shingls
roof vita 6 sssh-l0 by II g'asa.
10. two story Building, IL BY 10 feet. shnsls
roof
II. A two-story Building 30 by Il feet. gravel
roof. with Is sAsh-l2 by IA glass.
IL Judge Stand. IL by q feet, two story, tin
roof
Is A Shed, 10 BY 30 feet plank roof
H. A one story House, lsi by 25a feet, shingle
roof
IS. A ore story House 81 by Is feet. single roof
As the materials in the most Of the said buildings
ere sound and good now il a favorable chance for
those wishing building materials to supply them.
selves. [no gel GODDiN Il APPBRSoN, Auot'rs.
T AkGE AND HiGHLY Attractive Brick
1 4 DWELLING, on tho Northwest corner Of
Grace and 7;h streets. FOR SALR AT AUCTION
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-22

DNHKEE BEA UTIFUL EUKS, UN G1HBLkH
i HILL, on the West line of Sd, between Byrd
aud Arch streets, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold 81 suction on the premises on MON
DAY. the LIST of December, 1862, at II o'clock P.
NJ, three very desirable LOTS, located above,
each Fronting about 90 feet, running back ITO feet
TO a wide alley, bounded on the north by Mr.. Geo.
w. Brook residence, and on thesouth by that Of
Er. F. l. ChinH.
TERAs.-One third cash the balance at and l2
months for negotiable notes, with Interest added.
snd secured By thus. deed; all cash a. the op.
ton Of the purchaser.
nos2 HODDIH T. ApPERSoE, Auctre
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11
REroRrEp rIGnr IN NgM MExIco.

Drs,rR Cry, March !. The following news
was received here to-day by military express
A desperate und terrible battle, lasting all
day, took place at Valyetde, 10 miles south Of
Fort Craig, on the DIST Of February The fight
was probably resumed again on the 22l The
loss is great On both sides Both parties claim
tao victory \ regiment ot New Mexicans.
commanded by Col. panton, ran away Can't.
Mtbae. who had charge ct our artillery. and
ever, one o. bic command, were Killed at their
poH and sheir cannon taken ly the rohek.
El4 carson MAS within b miles of Fort Cr,i.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11

La~arHeu, March s. Col. Geary has taken
La.-aatea aui driven Gcn. liill with his whole
cmmana nom the town and surrounding iorts
Iac S..r' aut Stripe. now wave over all.
cen. HAls army iel back towards Middle
bar.
La, night Col. Geary LETT L,yettsyile wi.h
hs whole eommauI ami marched through
Wheataal and Waterford, taking prisoners n
olth places, and fuuips the scattered forces 81.
the rebels To Ilisnt. Shortly al'er sunrise he
j1o6 possession OF tmt johnson. which was re-
thrisifuel by the officers Fort Gcary lie then
entered the town with teg> lying and blyone,s
fixed. The rebel troops, WIN HAD thought this
one OF their greatest stroughods, could he dis
ceraed through o glass retroating. The com
mand took many prisoners ana stores, aud are
in possession OF the Bank, Postotice, add public
buildings. Forts Beauregard ana Evans were
also taken This brilliant achievement, hy II
well timed blow and skillul maneuyre, is of vast
Importance. The command is we'll aud in good
spirits. A detachment of the First Michigan
Cavalry did much service under Col Geary in
this movement.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11

Hard 10 Beat

CAMP li0Bgo0R,
Br3'dtb1ro March ., 1862 {
Ns Enr1s The lst Vermont Battery sent
homo from tara inst payment nearly 1000 dol
lars. His was tae dr,t paymcn, l.om the gay.
euman,. fasne what they semi from the
money ;aey received from tto Smteol Vermont,
make, $500 ooliars Can any company that
Inns ig,J Jle state us yet, d. better
Nneg-throe OF tine men sent home in correct
numbers S2.275 -. D. C. b.
-RGdHa HraH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11

SUDDEN DEsrL-rhe Bennington Banner
say. that Mr. Geo T Wright OF East Hoosick
while going across the lots to one Of the neigh
bors, on the evening OF February 18th, was
seized with fit. and remained through the
night in the snow and cold. lie was found in
the morning unconscious, and survived bu.
about twenty.four hours.
Mr. W, n Peck OF Montpelier, Formerly Of
the iirm Of Keith Peek \ Co., while assisting
men engaged in saving wood ny horse power ON
Thursday, slipped from log in such u way
that his left loot caught between Two logs, aud
he Tell, breaking both bones of his leg below
his knee, 20 thal when picked up his loot dan
glcd about in manner shocking 70 behold -
At las, accounts he was in comfortable crcum.
stances, and We hope he will speedily recover
Adtcbmaa.
SUICIDE IL JAuneA.-Enos Howard oc
Jamaica, aged about 50years, committed suicide
by shooting himself through tha head WITH u
pistol Tie ml been quite uuwei. ios a 'av
days PAST -Ptse.r
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11

We notice thar the Post Office Department
nave issued an order to Postmasters TO take
nothing but Treasury Notes and Specie IN ex-
,ualge az Postage STAMPS. In this counec,
uou We state that 4 few Postage Stamps can
BIC obtained at the Freeman Office in exchange
ton specie or current bank bills.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11

Fortres. n 9Hr5c boat left.
ra.g.4,.,.rrfs. .,,>sof
March m. auiir... NJ Old Paint WA.
.r..r...I.4t 10 .t.lIsE. +..d., q, t.a .rf.nr...-
uaot H4t 4 py...r..... II. .4pn.. h. \.
Nm. }Iorr,uae a9sia, lII... .aadr,aI ,o...p
.,t. ra TIA an.s ..,..,.. .,,4t4. ..a. a.y,,.,
,I7sn n5u Norfolk 81 IL sl.nar 4 lroa. "
~.,.Y'. Paint b.fa-I.. N.,nI 0a... ,,.r.
Also fired 8s.tl, Cam. erflu,.' la. l9nerc. t
aoulv Oh. Minnesota, sd. l.sr.u... and Rome
aEa ii .,prrlalaiae DANGER. and All VASE excite.
mentiu ia9.a5.n. Fort.r.s Monroe.
rb.ro MA. ua,.u, ,..,.,r...u,.,llqa MAJ MA.
tc.tnt.A. flagstaff Hylul ro5e c0.or-. anl
Il short smoae-.a.ck. ,lc moved along slowly
aud uIuin- into tue channel leading 10 New.
l9rt News. steamed dlrecuv Mr me frIg4tes
tamlerAnd and C0usr,,. which Wero lying "a
ta. mYut.l i. Jtmg, river. A. SOON Is, .ae
came within raa.e 8. tue Cumberland. The lat-
.t.r opened ia u.rw with her heavy guns. aut thc
b4a. -truri. aud g,..,lc.l .oh lawn, nI5re cf-
iacr ou ies than peas from ruu-suu. Her
rurt. ,,era All closed. aua Size moved au IN -i-
ieac,. but wIu.aMH ueado. steam. Ia aIe
mcAuu!-. a- tac M.-rmac wa. .Hur5!ch.as
ot- $50 ir.l,ta- a.Ian. .lo. tarI-9a.eia j ..s.m-
es. Yorktown au4 .J.,4a-.oAn c4ua down mc
rl,araua. engaged ou- u.1ll. 3u t.ia .0tre.
.ue
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11
intense Excitement ag For
PCsN VI OE1FOC.
The Iron-cIad Monster finally Driven Back

FROM WAsmSGToS-rnG NEeeMAe.
The Government has received information
from Forue., Monroe. that yesterday the ron-
clad steamer Mur,mac, and the gun5oat,
Jamestown and Yorktown, uttacae our fleet,
sunk tie Cumberland and took the frigatc Con
gross. THE Minnesota wa, lsround when the
Fortres. Monroe boat left
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11

" llEREAS nF wir, LoNtuR b. French laViag lrf ms
w he'd aud board eithout any just prvsocatiou, u i.
therefore 10 urbd all persons hahorLs "a trusting her
my account, A. shall pay debt, OF her coutractu
ater this date. HORACE FRENCH.
Prloham, Alarch 8 h. 1852. 3gAfs8'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11
William whites Estate.

NliE subscribers having rcn appointed by the Honorable
4 Probate Court ot nc Histrtrl of Washington coulnis
suners ln rectlv examine, aud Adjust all cilNs and de-
mands OF al persons, against TIE estate Of William Mhnr
tate o plaunrd IN SAID district deceased Represented
msuNrHl aud the ;tuu II SIX months from The Sh day u
February, ls62 being allowed BY sud the rfr-
lturs OF sad do .aed 10 EXHIBIT dad prove their r-
sptctyr Uls Give Notice, that sr VIII ttud
To tie duties ct appointment At the dRtln -huus
4, NJ. laekmau, m Bittu, va said ,hlolc tue lai
day uf Apr aud August ueNt AZ O'Clock N, afternoon
each OF sald days,
WERHER TlLnEN,
CARLOS CARrENl Err, w" r.
LEoNAtu kEtrt Executor.
hutfr, March ith, y, l.ia. alifN'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11

L44I-, 4aa w-r. Iu lull 4ad continuous olarauon
o'e. "a, "a3'e extent Additional. ears lad
n ~ , "1' u, g" ','.,. .o0. .2.'ss
..,,....r,.lJ. Ir,..~t.t
.y...a.sr. Ia .I..on.,l,, .,..'I'.iI. m.jI.
It = .'oae and I'll un'orm e'uu rts
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11

Firing was heard from his direction, with what
result vas rot artaned o, th. time the mes
sem ct.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-21

e \, $500, n. ,... =. s.' ',:a
~ 3. ~ ~ ~. iss...s .sss ~ ..,i
- ~ ,sss q - ~ Ssss. \. ~ ns.s<sS
~. Y. 80 49,. I. 49,
s;ts :. "a. rS.ss"s.s q. ..s.sssS sr.
sues = - cor.Stssioc clsssSy s.sses;, 49, r
!. .hs Provisional Congress "a done g ds.,-il
49, osI ~, ~ -
n uassNls ~ = 4" 49, -
1870 .s;s. nv - - ~ = - sse
Tshsi. .,.,. =! &. 49,. -. u 10
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1.-THE revolution, like Saturn, eats its own
children;" 90 said shrewd observer of the
course of the first French revolution; aud every
reader of the records of that period has since
shuddered at the narration Of how the Gironde
guillotined the King, the Dantonists the Gironde
the Mountain the Dan tonists, and the Thermido.
rians the Mountain and its Robespierre, till the
cavyes of Paris we're cemented with human
gore shed by frat.icidal retaliations. In this
revolution of ours, capital butcheries have a.
yet, thank God, sullied the hands Of neither
party; but - the changeful. waves Of ascendency
sways to and fro over the Confederacy, the i'm.
pulse to rctaliate on the momentary waning par
ty 10 said to be growing, and the real or pseudo
Union men, once in minority too Insignificant
to number, in Memphis as in Nashville, are rep.
resented as having among them few who would
revenge themselves Of real or fancied wrongs by
the use of the military power which has placed
them in an ascendency whose duration the unre.
reliable vicissitudes Of war can alone determine
A belief that such is the case, ID now growing
prevalent throughout the community; many Of
whose members are timdly repentant Of not
having fed at the firing Of the first warning
gun of Aontgomerys shattered feet; and hun.
dreds who remained, trusting to the military
honor of the coming invader, now tremble lest
the invader Can DO rendered an instrument of re.
taliation by the few fellow citizens who shared
not the early revolutionary enthusiasm which no
man could wholly withstand.-[N Memphis Ava.
lanche.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-21
Je1. Davis eana: HIS Peliey.
(Erom Tie Charleeten N2epry.l


Our contemporary, the Courier Of YESTERDAY.
10 : long editorial eulogixing President DaviA
whom Il calls ''our Noeesl" makes the follow.
lug assertions:
''Yet We have been reliably informed that
men Of high Official position among u5-ren
Of good intentions. but Of mistaken and mis-.
guided patriotisu-are sowing the seed Of dis.
cord broadcast 10 our midst by preaching .
crusade assinst President Davis, and calling
for general Convention Of tho Confederate
States TO depose him I'd greats military die
tator In his place"
Here II 10 put forth that there are men Of
"high political petition among %" who are
preaching - crusade against President Davis,
and calling for . general Coavsntioo Of ~
Confsdsrats States 70 depose him aud create
. military dictator In his place r. The publi.
cation Of this assertion, scoee6ing 70 The
Courisrs logic, viii tsnd moro q encourage
Yankesdom and damage our cause than anything
that has yet been PIT forth against President d.
Vi. For Ourselves NJ DEAN & due 70 truth @ ssy
that We never aaw the ides suggested ssof
calling general Convsntion Of the Uonfsd.
sfats atstss 70 dsposs Prssidsnt Dsyis end
create military dictator IN his place, except
ing IN the above extsaet from The Coulief. The
Courier ID COR author fos he grand ssvoiutlon
u disclosea We know 10 other. q.
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