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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22
RICHMOND WHIG.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL -, 1853.

THs "LADISs DEEEScs ASSOCIATION, takes pleasure In
aanoasslag iAas Their gunbOlS IS 10 Proo"s OF suid
NJ on Janas RIVER on the Chesterfield side, oPPo-t' 10
r cks,s u1dor ths slper1sndence o. OonnAnder Var
rand. a well knswa and s6osnt oaosr OF The navy.
rAs P.ssidsa aai Secretary of the Navy bAv, given
tbsr cordial approval 70 this FER: o. the Association
ana Aavs detailed toe beet HO4k 10 the Contedcraey
for hs construction Of the boAt-Nr. Grsvss being the
nas.sr earpsater-and Rave every E'ssrance OF the
EsssSy eoagls.sa Of the voFk In commencing this
work the ladies have not counted the eos', bat have
Eoas en- rsyRg upon tie cheerful response Of every pa
sro.io heart . this most important movement; 'ni as
&c s,ilosOs h., hey have uss been toe eGnguiss c.
saccsss contributions are coming IN every GH iron ger
tlnsB, ladies' aud children. Tas ladies, Shsn they lk
BSasy are ssndiDg thsg v,iohss aud isHsly All hone
to The VOnsn Of the SOs4h 10 irer page history vii
be Erstsa 6an hat recording ;ber abors Of love III
this Struggle OT IadepeOieoct tie lades need 70 urG
iag . d their daiy.
Wat shsl - sag 20 the genlsuer-especially to
.he,e vhs bsye hrgs possessions ard ample mSAss
nav vs no. feel csr.ca sasG they too sill
Ry-ao. sish h ir tua;sis, 6a, With their ko-s mia
.ss their hsars, NAY Eo gi,j -h'u thy our bsau
vis bal lsaoA,l o. tie broad Dos. n Of TIE rcbl.
Jana
- Tais eSa, geatsssD &c hops MI bu; b, the begin
a',g Of Rsny Ike Il, % that when cue hsrp F.sg
sN1u have Tree plsase o. ,as high sAs, sc may take
Agb rapi - $ wlritze pow,F sHolg the s"ioEs 81
NE sarth fhss gsJ;ensu, be ready With your names
AS bosk soV oPsns5 kn viii Ne Preseutd 70 'Vsry ere
vitAs tie reea Of the cpnm tee, And urge those
ths rivers snI rsn1,o from tho cir to send ia Their
I.as- sss sa' hs,ss Hay r'I5'OS ia seeing tie "Ors
o. OF; bands prosper
6LUA G Gers, FIRST l D. A.
An eoatributIoss IN 1oley. PAc .ssd js-slry 70 DC
sent t. Ma Rs6sr H. MUG TrsA,u'sr, or to he'srs
gspsr, a. hssry c. sOesh sias H-.a corner Of llib
trs
Sailing ratsrial' toCL H., to Oonus1der FArrArd
st Gel Hhkils, Ro- ks::s.
F,aia AZ sthss rOtrSs TO samuel n. al, - Cary st.
son anu Other .Ist,. to tee irsteGar work, AID
Z, ssrnssiy issG IA. every PsrsOa wi attend to
he solestrg Of iron, a
ArriceS for ,ae Bur P.eu e. B ,okS u piuTC,l;.
to Ms. v,rnoa, oOrasi Eth and Broad stress.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22

EEwAEB AxB TaE Tors "A n r,Aern psner states TIA
ssuari has ssut to His Holinfs Pa * he emile
-, -, n ,hs ,.TIi.,rs If tha A Of ~ Yoak con.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22

DWBaEH GOODS Just received
Ii RuBBER OoATsi
RUBBER BLA KEr. -
RUBBING LkG6lNIlii
which We vi soldus Tea Dollars TO hs csat. III
DouA-s for the BlAaksN and -Four Dsusrs To- Ls
BALDWIN vi LlANs,
a,qa liS and us Main Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22
Faos rHs Ps.,asgrI.--as ls'sr.bsrs E-p'''',
i.srlAy, avs


, ,srj4y, AVS
a,ossr re, bts relied round, AID sSh the ssa; oa.'
ia an tbs Psri1sul rsasIcs uaiOlShS May ps'Su"
"a kuouaT oas qrisy whispered into our ears &c GAYS
ssos tai ~ les than thirty az hosrs shsre VOuu
go % The EOS gigSnto snd 'errs ,1us. ga we ga.
al, knesp 20 moderu times. Ttey had their lRiorna
ties from sou-cs that cou not bs dluoied Ne utter
"A No dissu not being disposed 10 degSs the matter
-, . th.ught our inioraAut5 did DOi knoH ne west
pin G,3ersls A. sol a. did They may Be bake
n huadrsds Of tScus1u.s Of men ant al sae cannon
IA. e1n bs nj "a vrst on battle aeld olt u soes u
aseszTa-iy files that here must De n;nt Nrs'
F,in,.ss ava ulors ih IN The pos an sSsde, to'h
4. Huus musk ts IN snty gar Pou7defs. aad teey
Uo,s A. Az sims sooner par, wish POrder ard osI hNr
I,y 5oWa "lhe srsysi sd he hoe LIT 10 ole DC sur
, ed therefore S-s sh.gid Cyer' GU the f-uin-
sala darisg ths neat thr mootss
Ne l,ara from the Express hA, iAa aEh' on the fs
ui,,ua, WEDNESDAY prtye9 uueh more disastrous to the
Ys-kee Invaders than Sls at 6rst supposed. Oar al
sisrs barred los Of The .ldA -ho fell On tbs sida O.
W,rsiek river and nlDy EnOvn to ave been drsWn
e. uhls Others we're killed the opposite bal OF the
srssu Reliable persons IGSsd in tie hgtt estimate
shs Yrkss los 10 k.llsi tnl sounded at eO1.
Ga THURSDAY Rsht The enemy again attempted to GROSS
rDIA No. 2. warwick riv,r, bat we're rePulstd. I've
eErs U,rs aads-oue Ct midn Chs and ano;h'r at hire
O'Clock Prid.y uor-iag Bo.h attempts sgn-ny failed
Tais Is 1ssuEbi to be probably the veakcs point Ia our
lie OF selsus-s on TIE Peninsula and The hFeSd IAS-
hes si.a TIER sccpsonei tusnSsr have Asc'itainsd
G.. FAC. S,ce these unsuccessful attempts, folouns
o. eo.eIy upon the disastrous sfCr Of WednsfdAy the
Invaders have rtnSnsi qCis, far cur Information
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22
rur Wrx1sN v,croRIEs" IN coxGEysA

fan 70 appreciate this nominal freedom which, IN TsAi-
~, abridgSs their privileges
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22
RKChUITs WANfN.

AN Au horiIed by ,hs Governor Of vvsia 10 s,st
pAnlts en- the Militia, noi sts cd In hs oOnsdkS9
yi.r under hing eress to complete hs 15A Sgnt
NrYria vSIuHtss IN the Confederate viGs yhs sssi
byuuy o. go viii be p n the men
h'st shhg 70 raise c"rpSH 81. sn:as sfI
lifted but any feyimsc eoI,Ssyond viii ~ Ss
dgned a. keLnoId, Va.
spS-lu Hsstsnsa. e~6Js,-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

ArGuSTA, April si.-A train Of cars Of the Sou !
0arclns Riread-Ooumbia tralch-uas throsn n
tie track SAtu'dAy night Two pnsa,s we're killed al
oas fstl'y T. ju ed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22

CoUaREs,I EAL-Both Houses Of Cor greF', soon at
t.t Ss hour Of nee og Yesterday, toaourTsd IN rsso
Iuen fsr tbs sp2o u 10 mt con mit'ee TO io-
e1z the Prssdslt that the Houses would adjourn
a, 10 o'el5sk Y. Sues sally the hour Of AJourn
.ssnl vas ehanSei 20 , O'Clock p 4. The jpint Com
ngtee di,caArzed tie Guy A>siSued to th,m, And To-
ros.ed that the President had cent back bis knds re-
Erd. and expressed The hcps that when 'Asy wsuld
again meet is you'll bs under brighter skss than are
over rs noU.
Il The Ssnsts, NJ. Ssmmes, Of Ii, made an ina c.
tss ,E,r, 10 r., vo,s upcu tho House bill repeating
tie taA Mr. Hunter. Of Virginia, vas Reelected Pre-,
SIes. pro trA Of the Senate, without sPPe''iOn The
& nate ssst lso secret ssSOn, At an carly hour, aud
rsmssned in sSiOn sith eOsed doors uaiil adj rrn-
mcaL
IL the Houss, Mr. DSyii, Of Mississippi, moved SIS
parSsa Of ne rule5 70 allow him 10 introduce resou
i'm requesting lie Ps,id,ut 10 order Gen Johnston to
nlhs Al I1usdilts s,ts,k on hs enemy On the Penn
see. The Eolion Wss nega'iVed-yeAs (er. D-V")
nNys 81 The Senate hill Increasing the rate o. Fos:og
g sH cents. after 'he lss Of July B,I', vas passed
A: III, hour arsd upon, both Hou-es al turned 70
meet again On the tthd hoaiay in AusSss EeEi.
THa PAnPaLEf Az uT GAaBLlS8 We have ncsiys
assaasps,iOa iron W. f." (os,~ssn whom AID
"Erlkils' ghs oRtrsySFsy On the 'utj c. Of gambling
Va recently iaossd In tina columns OF the W'iy)
Bssrsaos The pale; edition Of the elaovsrsJ 70
OS9ay puSlhsj- Ne uishSs it estiaely uadsrs.o ID
thai AZ hai RSshng % do sh tsS pebie.,iou Of the
pGGpalsi Anl 10; IpPriEd Of the purpose 80 &
kss and bs irisads" . S,hls Nv 4" says no ice
knd Of rErsL either in regard to As side be main
ttjasd 70 hif Of advocating H. an refers to
tie feet sVdSaeo Of the Of hi4 vsEs tia.
re ps6Ie Journalist in Virginia has given hint ia
LAYER Of ShW Ike lhA. proposed BY ~ Stine, Asd
n mSsr Of the ssasaes, uaieh 'E.kins" appealed
As ben Wiling peril ais reputation b. hrngh srca
ahU bsf1rs thaI body.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22
WV. IRA SMITH,

IA ndN sfBsEf " stAIS
AN sill At ny od stand liI IAin e. bs' up o. vAIs
i .o,u Il ma suf,surs ua RI 10 o. .er beth fsr
seer, an, ,rss SusE to he sIrsHs high prices o. Ne
y eras fr IN nhg stnn Rlts d. set te'p ay nae ~
. IA. fer a. spa.ls uhen Hs have N nasfls
a NAES ana ri ths Al 81 ne zee anS a.
a., m adva he char >ds P:evisus the J. Conpa'
cal WMIRA BNTH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22

NOTICE
ofhe Piedmoot RaTsad &c rPahy, ~
II william .. tnthsrAn |, " fanvlla.
WI an r. Wa t. yshI 4 DhAr4, George D. BoJd and sAam
q az er, o. no sinShan c iusJ ,r,, =
Pr g,r g. 10 rOHdeE.er Aad IA aHori, efFaF',he
sin,a L ., john ). Ms-a, AMI Jan" RS n, Of f'h'
oNuhy -, ,,tva
c unity
Ae4se, Of CIBuA s'u1J
aisI sssaas. J,ssy mt AL 81 Vason. Of Al nA'ee
Jehn W Can EeWn q. ItAi ID Ts's Nea,e oifer
Q ~ -
~ Wa " ctr ,yssn ofor 60 county
Bs.IA ia 4 kiI II, cf he 10 IN Of 'sdaAto7 -,
J,.a Gf al B5urJ, Jsnth Wo IN, OF The tsva q
Ash, oa and {Yii.n ?. TAile ,Sf rrs5 r. -
va =, hsrtbJ Qussd a. ID. Office q he secretary
o. Ar In ne ~ Richmond - o'els,, n, on rus,dy,
the fV day April ls6a fr tbs Iuros q mar q ths
ksd Of VIZ regard 70 hs prJpssId o0n''rs 'Sn Of me
Ps tmtIt Rail cad Il,
Ihl ne ear. O. tiL 70 The linn 81 ts rrslhuron Of
hsNsk ne srm nhIoHeI ara herse rsqirSsdIo s"eha
SnAout fall
b. tAs order Oft essersisry OF wIr
EDMOND 7. ID. hYv0,
at HuNnstrI 2. A "
EEDnvls Gre nsbSre' Aad Bale pl s's ep' al
zen As . nj 10 w D, utrst W s-f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22
LIFE OF JACKSON,

LIFE OF JACKSON,
5GO0oriss
osTgs
L l L +
j A OK 5 0 n
SOLD IN ONE DAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22
Art. NrION VOLUNTSBRS!
pz,. frsI U.uTEA Pa nTaY RAT RAY

ATT. NrION VOLUNTEERS!
REOAtIu WANrE) Pa ORGY BAT K7Y
NXTIsHING 70 ra this npIsy 10 the O.Pt'in horiss'
w N t,a 80, 81 re go mn. hsc'np W bsHPt
.fsKesl b" Gua. rae 80 hn'ish hA zes',
"a Il every usps equipped. hWllbe be aoAt Lac
eva 81 c. Vi Al ia tuing ths ftUA
h ustsl hunt 10 kifa
solsi Ias .try ely EslsE - lcln vii commune '
Al o.ssuh 1T. DAVID n. HalzF,
APT 81. oppHpAa r'al B'iel, Al Il tI "
sUR IT ulsll UTU.-A supply o. III ~ Ne silb
spii - " PEr.RIoS CT pruEsA
HLSIOR oIL,-ie TIl'' superior ca, or oil, for sale Ny
" PErKRoS %,
an "a la5 Mails Stree.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22

ID n mIUHY a CO.,
III. srOCK AND ACHAd}E bk0bkkB.
Onss outh oernst OF Main and ilth fu,stL
Cnnfsdl-a.e ttAtes per NJ borda
r.h CarJn"A tate pes cent 90
D. a, q. d.
ykgnla STATE per cent sOtdA SPis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22

lEXrRLcTl
HEADQUARTERS DIP ,RrMHyr OF HFsIloo. |
RoHs0xB, Va, Apri ls. 1854
GENERAL ORDER,
Ne Is.
Pen and tissr thi date. the and siSuiAten 81
lntNau a. iel prohibited Notes Ct this character ks
In bxnkNbe untt upon prSsnAoa. and m1e ~
onos b.. NIh raun RON e;reu Aiisn
Prov violating Thu der in any leul WI be eonidefeS
~ y sA ~ We O1ecc vi SubI cd W srrsss and tueh
~ i.hment Il Nay be upo,d b aIou Maria.
L. ,. PAsE,
AsulI IL A A General
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22

EVERY PERSON
OLD AER YGUYG,
sHOGLp RBADIE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22

A PAIR oF FINE hAre NO se5 'hsy bssutIful Bay
N MI o. Eve Yeas Old WarrSEte ssunI They ~vl
nis he saddle, 81 In haisss, ssde toubG VIII Va ssd
Q parEtgiy or mer.
AprlJ Al aE's abls on i9A Lt~s NaE and Oar; the
owner, UEOS9 nalas sAa =. obtain tlere. a-lr
AND OIL 10 bbb LAt ialt TO Easd ,ud r. sails by
IL ApPi " PsrFRipN Co Dra. get
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22
ATTENTION VeLUNTEERs.

NS~2zas CHEAP INsUBANCE.-Aerring
IN Rs,sa. Pre- Frosf SAFES n,rs much mere Tor ne
,, than Insurance Poes and last aAag batne MAJ
Afford be vtSsui nsm We bare sood a.srmsnih
asre RngNLks wAi10KD,
~ 10 nain sresa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22

EiCnAoND VAk.S-iEs.
This Evening, A priI %.
ssSosd night Of
The plAyo
LOVES sloETIqs
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ueAtion Willie made u ths
y Of he e boArd a-d No
Ceruaeaie 10 plies Of enc
SEQ &c ru-ser, new dee ..
shArs. o. she 0Npit a s.oek
Gao. RIyEs, Adraf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-22

uTILVTARY ovEHCOATx AT PRIM z COST.
MI liz order 70 eloss stock OF MILITARY OWLS
to1fa Ifor both nesrs sni pvais We Sr them cost
forne rare opportunity Or h6s Ia HAn sePPJ themselves
WIN u' WV BALDWIN WILLIAM
ii ZIG s"d ils Main street
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CALAMITY AT SEA-
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.

A dispatch from New York announces
the painful intelligence that the fine
steamship Golden Gate, which sailed from
San Francisco on the 2lst ult., for Pana-
ma, with passengers and treasure for N.
York, was burned on the Pacific Ocean
on the 9th, and that $50 souls perished,
having either fallen victims to the flames
or met watery grave. She had on board
over a million and half of dollars in
gold dust, which, according to the New
York Dispatch, wss lost. A private dis
p Itch, however, received in Philadelphia
states it will probably be saved, as the
steamer, which was burned to the waters
edge, was beached The fire, it is pre-
sumed, originated accidentally. Among
the passengers lest was Edward Flint, and
among the saved were Benjamin Halliday
and captain Whitney.
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. IA Nashville
despatch from Gen. Morgan, at Cumber-
land Gap, says:
DeCourcey's brigade and the l4th Ken
tucky, on the 5th or 9th inst, had several
engagements with Stevenson's division in
force. The rebels out numbered us to
/, The rebels lost 225 killed and wounded
and Lieut.. Col. Gordon, of the 11th Tenn.
taken prisoner. Our loss was three killed,
d.teen wounded and Fifty prisoners. Two
companies of the 18th Ohio were surrouu-
ded by two rebel regiments and cut their
way out. We captured large lot Of for
age, tobacco, horses and mules.
John Morgan left Knoxville on the I'd
with 1000 cavalry, en- route to Kingston,
KY, which is to be invaded.
Louisville reports, not confirmed head
quarters, indicate guerrilla raids upon CAL
houn and Runsey counties, on Greene riv.
er, creating considerable excitement along
the Indiana border.
The steamer Venango, hence for Cum
berland river, with suffers stores, sank at
Scufletown on Sunday.
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Rules and Regulations for
Drafting Tn Ohio.
COLUMBUS, O., August ID.

COLUMBUS, o., August 13.
To the Press of Ohio:
The Governor is preparing his procla-
nation in relation to drafting, which will
embrace in full the rules and regulations
adopted by the War Department. The
rules provide
l. That volunteering for new regi-
ments shall cease on the gid of this month,
but may be continued for regiments in the
field until the first day OF September.
g. The quota Of each county and town
ship will be fixed, givingseach due credit
for all volunteers furnished by it, then in
service or enlisted
g. A Commissioner will be appointed
in each county to superintend the draft
ing and determine the exemption; also, a
Surgeon and Provost Marshal in each
county to aid the Commissioner in the
discharge of his duties.
4. Camps of rendezvous have already
been established by the Governor and
C Commandants for each appointed
B. The drafted troops, when assembled
at the camps, viii be organized into COM
panies and regiments by the Adjutant
General IN the same manner as volunteer
regiments are organized, except that the
men will elect their own officers.
But few counties have yet returned
their enrollments; hence the Governor is
not yet able to make an apportionment
among the several counties. He is of
opinion that many of the counties will
have furnished their full quota by the
time drafting commences. if the present
effort to fill up the old regiments shall
continue. A large number of recruiting
officers for the old regiments have been
appointed within a few days. These, with
the aid of the several county military
are authorized to receive and
pass volunteers for old regiments to this
,ity to be mustered in. 1t is expected by
The Governor to fll up the old regiments
y the LIST day Of September, when boun-
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The White Mans Platform,
PURPOSES OF THE WAR.


sa fosGnEss, ny A VOTE NEARLY uNASr-
NOUS, PASSED THE FOLLOWING REsoLu-
s1lcS. WHICH EXPRESSES THE VOICE OF
TIE NATION, AND Is THE True STAND
AID OF LoYALTY:
~.ts@EE = AZ the prasant deplorrbls civil war has
~hAen fnrcel upon the country by the disunion-
i-ts of The Sautharn States, now in arms
a.atnst tha Consti.utionsl Government, and
aias hfpAs aronna tbs Capital; that in this Ma
fs.snal sTsgsspcr, Congress-, banishing all
s-eilDg Of mere passion and resentment, will
r.salixct only its duty to thu whole coantry,
sfaf fSis soay is NOT .caged on their part in any
s5iyitef oPprsssion, or for any parposs Of
saaqaxsf or sNt;asction or rarposs Of over
sirowtas or intsrferisg with The rights or cs
f,tJished iasfftutions ef those States, but to de
S,sd Gasi DtaintGia the supremacy Of the Con-
ssli3ffoa and TO preserve the Onion. with oil the
lgaitr e9saiitg and ,fghts Of The ss5erat States
ahimpairc2; ard L.Gt as soon as these objects
.srl accomplished he rar osght 70 cease"
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The Mass Meeting.

~ a rousing crowd turned out on the 10th
ii ST. to tie Mass Meeting in this Ice.
loving to Tie neglect or mismanagemcnt
Of the persons who were experimenting
the meeting, the. Speakers who were ad-
s.,yprti.ed to be in attendance were not even
iii-sitsds
iss We are not good at guessing at num-
hc-r, but thiok there were present from
three to Eve thousand people.
:. 4 goodly number Of persons enrolled
the names among the list of volunteers.
81 N. Holiister, EST, Mr.. Shepherd snd
revosal others delivered addse ses at tie
Fair Grounds.
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Hon. J, r. Morris Nominee for
q C0NGRESS IN THIS DISTRICT

We place the name of JAMES r. MoaRrs
en- oar ticket this week Mr MORRIS is
most reliable man for the times, worthy
Of the support of every loyal man in the
District; and if the pretended no-party
men are honest in their professions, they
will make no opposition to his election.
Mr. MoRa1s has not been going around
the pisric. making political speeches, as
/. s0pc members of Congress have sincc their
return, but has been dsvoting his time and
talents for the good of his country by
saceehos encouraging enlistmcnts.
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FROM CULPEPPER.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.
Adviees from Culpepper dated yester-
day, says: Owing to severe injury Gen.
Banks received, the command of the 3rd
corps has devolcd upon Gen. Williams.
Brig. Gen. Crawford commands the di-
vision of Gen. Williams, and Gen. Green
commands the division Of Gen. Anger,
who is severely but not dangerously
wounded.
An escaped prisoner saw at Orange
Court House, Gen. Prince and Captain
Wilkins, in the hands Of the rebels. They
were on their way to Richmond.
On visiting the battlefield many, if not
the greater part of our dead officers, were
found, some partially and others entirely
stripped of their uniforms
The rebel Generals Stuart and Early
held the field, and conversed freely with
our officers about the battle. They stated
that the sull brigades Of Generals A. p.
Hill, Longstreet and Ewell, were opposed
to our small band of heroes, and that
they were terribly cut to pieces by our
fire, leading to the inference that they
suffered fully as much as ourselves.
As previously stated, Stonewall Jack.
son commanded the field in person.
Gen. Roberts, of Major General Pope's
staff, is Military Governor of the post at
Culpepper, and ON the day of the battle
he rendered valuable assistance by his
military experience.
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-PHtbApRbpHfA.-Aueu,tlla,r.


The most hopeful reports are constant
II reading the government in regard to
inthe Northern and Western
States. Recruiting I'M the rural districts
far surpasses IN enthusiasm any kindred
movement in the large citiss. Capt. n.
B. Morse raised in Eaton, small rural
town ia central New York, one hundred
men, and got them ready for rendezvous
at Norwich in eight days. This Is but o1S
instance in hundred. - ~ -
Under the recent orders, all able -bod<
ed soldiers are repairing rapidly to their
regiments from the hospitals Their
places will be supplied by convalescents,
and hereafter none but conyalescents will.
be employed in those duties. There sars
at presentovertwenty- five hospitals in the.
city and vicinity, in none of which are
less than sir soldiers employed, in thoss.
duties.
Large numbers of yconvalcscents are
daily being discharged and returning to-
their regiments. Yesterday some forty
we're sent from St. Elizabeth Hospital
scross the eastern branch to the Soldierss
Rest, preparatory to Their being sent To
their regiments. "a ~
Alexandria is becoming like Washing
ton-a vast hospital. Six hundred Of the
wounded from the battle of Slaughter's q
Mountain have already arrived there and
| FIVE hundred more are at Manassas, and
will arrive tonight - ~
Eight hundred convalcscents have been
| within three days forwarded to other Nos
pitals or sent to thoir regiments, and 1--WE
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Master gomnissioners Sale.
El;hu Morris
EDu MOTT
XLe--a
Wm EcLnlhurv and nfhcrs


h Wm. Eckelbury and others.
DY virtue Of q msNd4ts to me dipeotsdtroD
ID the court cf common pleas Of 1onsos
coauty. Ohio, will offer for sale q public
auction, ut the front door Of the eourt keuss.
in the town OF wood.fsia, ID said cotnsy, %
Saturday, the 2oth day Of Sspssaiber. 1852,
between. the hours. Of o,o'cloek . m, and
/ o'clock p m, on said day, the f,iIewins d.
seribsd real estate. in said county, 70 nit:
Sixteen ACRES bounded on the s6kth h the
tardsref Richard Smith. on the vsst b shs
lands of~Joseph Hill, aop the north a,sd sass
Ls the lands Of Joseph NeaL bssh9 - sans
lands onvhieh said Kckelbufyb eriss msli nnA
saw uilanoss sstAnAa: also ths A1s&Iinf housst
where said EOksibury now ltveo, snA ths.
house where Basil sts41st usaslssa.
1t being in the south end of ths sectL esss
half quarter of section Z. towpship & rssss. s.
Also Z scrss in the south end ~ ~. soa h
vest quarter of same section, township an3
range, adJoining the fofmsr sras&. h-sinnins
at a stone on the acssts bssnlafy lSSy ct
said lot seven rods north from. ~ soush cas-
corner, running thenos nosthE 81 sods asa la&
links TO stake, theuos south 20 r~t,s uuA 3.
links to stake on thu hank q the creek.
themes esmth g34 degrees east t&lrs;ls aud "a
lin ks to the place OF o~ginnine: apA Alsa a.
other traut Of land ID thsl same ssssjSnI s.ww-
ship and range, containing 4 aerss dsssris.-si
IS follows: 4 Beginning at shs .stone ctr,.~r et
said 4 acre tract, and running tkxn6s sast 5
rods toithe bank of thacreek, and thence nth
said bauk OF the oresk IS rods fe saEwAite
oak tree, thsnvs. -west-lA rods to q corner
stone. aud south to the plaso tof beginning,
being adjoining and fenced in the same Geld
with the acrs' tract. -!1s.s & = sft.
First tract appraised n ssoe. ssefs
The other tracts appraised &i1S IHi=is
iWM. sOKEY, Mas Coz.
...i.s.e Monroe gomnca Pisss.
July le. 1se2.-s7, so. - s'
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sDr A body of radical Abolitionists, of
the Whendcll Phillips and Garrison stamp,
associated together in New York, have
written letter to General Hunter approx
ing of his emancipation proclamation.
They do it under the name Of the Demo
cratic League" This assumption Of the
title Of Democrat is not the first time that
the devil has taken the robe of an angel
of light, the better to carry out his nefari-
GUS designs.