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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-04-03
CITY ORDINANCES.

An Ordinance in relation to the cleanliness
and health of the City. and for the ap-
pointment of Health Officers, prescribing
their powers and duties
Belt ordained by the City Council Of the
City Of Ottumwa
SEC. 1. That the Mayor of the City of
Ottumwa is hereby empowered, whenever
in his opinion the health of the city may
require it, to appoint three citizens Of said
city, one Of whom shall be practicing ply
stefan, as Health Officers and said Health
Officers shall hold their Offices until revoked
by the council.
SEC. 2. 1t shall be the duty .ofsaii Health
Officers to make rules and regulations for
the health and cleanliness of the city and
the owners Of lots, on which water becomes
stagnant, are hereby required to drain, or
fill up the same, and in default thereof after
reasonable notice from said Board Of Health,
the said lots shall be drained or filed up a,
the expense Of the city, and the cost thereof
be assessed on the specific lots. and said lots
shall be sold by the city Collector as In the
case of taxes and the owner may redeem
from such sale rs in a case of sale for tax.
SEC. 8. And it is further made the duty
of said Health Officers in case of epidemic
or contagious diseases, to make such regua-
tons as will in their judgment prevent the
spread of such diseases and for this pur-
pose they may require persons afflicted with
such contagious diseases, to be removed to
such place as the said Health OfIiccrs may
designate to provide proper medical treat
ment, always selecting such as the patients
may desire /; to provide proper nurses, aud
to prevent access to such patients by any
persons other than those appointed to take
care of them
SEC. 4. The expenses Of taking care of
said patients shall be paid by the patients
themselves il they are able so to do, if not,
then the said expenses shall be audited and
allowed by the City Council, and paid cut
of the City Treasury.
SEC. B. The said Health Officers shall
cause such regulations as they may adopt
to be published in the newspapers publish
ed in this city and they shall not be re-
garded as binding until so published. S
SEC. g.. Any person refusing to obey said
regulations when thus published, shall be
liable to q fine not less that one dollar nor
to exceed one hundred dollars, in the dis
erection of the court
SEC. Z. The said Board Of Health shall
receive such compensation for their SER
vices as the City Council may allow.
SEC. s. This ordinance shall be in force
from and after its publication according to
law. Attest, E. WASHBURN,
\ Mayor,
EDwARD n. Stiles,
Recorder & Treasurer.
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NO MORE ECONOMICAL INVEST.
ment, In our opinion, can be made, in such
times as We have at present, or even in pros
porous days, than in the purchase ola Sew
ing Machine for the family We wish at
this time, to call the especial attention of our
readers to the cheapest and best machine we
ever seen. We have one and know its
worth. They are now being introduced in
the North West by, Geo. f. Collins & Co.,
Chicago, whose advertisement is in another
column. Ehiots improved "Pearl," from
its cheapness and reliability, must, we are
sure, take the preference as an economical
family investment. Laporte Erie Batter.
See advertisement. e So
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MNorIIn HERO RErUnNEB.

Mr. e. G. Vaughn, one of the Heroes OF
Fort Donelson, and member Of Captain
Cloutman's, Co. K, ID Regiment, spent a
day in this city on his'way to his home in
Keokuk county, near Fremont, last week.
Mr.. Vaughn, it will be recollected, was re-
ported mortally wounded, but we are glad to
learn what his presence here confirms, that
hs is convalescent, and win survive although
crippled for life, and yet pale and feeble.-
Hs was wounded by rifle ball in the right
breast, tho ball breaking the 9th and 10th
ribs, and still remaining in his body, causing
great pain. Mr.. Vaughn was taken to Gin
cinnati whore no says he received the kind
est Of treatment. Ho left there on Tuesday
week.
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Tofal Notife.s
TIME TABLE.B.& nj II. RAILROAl
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON AND QUIN.
CY RAILROAD.
Arrive. Leave.
2.00P.M. Express Train. $50 A. NJ
9.45 Pm. 400 r. ".

A FACT THAT OUGHT TO BE KNOWN BY Ey-
RRYBoDY, that DR.. Taylor keeps the largest,
freshest and best selected stock of Drugs
and Chemicals to be found in Iowa-whcre
also can be found pure and choice Wines
and Brandies for medicinal purposes, patent
medicines, glass and paints, Of all descrip-
tons. The Doctor having both the ability
and disposition to sell good Goods cheap,
is determined to do So Our friends win
remember the place, and when in want, give
him q CALL -
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THROAT AND LUNGS. this season oil
the year when coughs and colds are trouble
some, every family should havea safe and
certain remedy at hand. Ransom's Hiv
Syrup and Tolu is the very thing. 1t is no,
only pleasant for children to take, but is .
certain cure for Group, Whooping-cough
Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs and all affcc.
tons of the Throat and Lungs.
Sold by all Druggists. Price % cents.
40 l3tulO IA
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The Dcs vroines River.

A line of steamers consisting Of the De;
MONIES City, and Nevada, are running il
the Des Moines trade, in connection with
the Burlington Railroad, from Ottumwa te
Des Moines. The probability is that nayiga
ton will be safe for several months, and per
haps the entire season, for light boats
Freight now goes directly through from New
York to Des Moines, by rail to Ottumwa,
aud boat to Des Moincs: h6
The Des Moines City arrived this morning
from above. The Nevada came down on
Wednesday. The former leaves on Satur.
day on an excursion to Des Moines. 80
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a The season for cleaning up your premises
and houses is now approaching, and people
begin to think how they can best improve
and beautify, with the least outlay of money
To all such we would suggest, that Wall
Paper, and Curtain Paper, Of beautiful and
entirely new styles, have been received at
Taylor's Drug and Book Store, and are Of
fered at reduction Of twenty-five per cent.
under former prices. Also Union Paper and
Envelopes, Of the latest styles. at Taylor's.
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ID Tho time of arrivals and departures 81
trains on the Burlington road, Was changed
April LIST. Going east, the cars leave at 500
.. m. freight, and at $3.50, mail and express.
They arrive, the former, ct 1905. and the
lattsr 1t 1850 p. 10.
Tho Keokuk road changed their running
time on the slst vii. They leave going east.
mail 7:2b Am, and s:l5 P. m, and going
vest, mail 1910, and mixed 7:45 P, IN.
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~ To Comsumptives.-The advertiser,
having been restored to health in few weeks by a
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with we're lung affection, and that dreCd
disease, Consumption--it anxious to make knowE 10
his fellow sufferers the mean OF cure. u t3tt.
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy OF the pre-
scripton used free of Charge with the directions fol
preparing and using the same, which they will find
Sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c
The only object of the advertiser in sending the
scripton is to benefit the afflicted and spread infor
nation which he conceves 70 be inva Iuable and h,
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, 1t viii
cost them nothing and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please addres:
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
n50-3 months Wiliamsburgh, Kings Go. N.
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QFncE OF SEc'Y OF BOARD OF EpucAr1oNs)
DEs MONIES, Iowa, March Gath, lS62.}
70 County Superiatsadeats and B,ards Of
Directors:
\ Many inquiries have recently been ad-
dressed to this Office, relative to the power
Of the Board Of Directors to levy tax for
tho support Of schools under the fourteenth
clause Of section Is Of Part VIII, II the
pamphlet edition Of the School laws. We
answer that the provision referred to gives
them full power to levy such tax, indepen.
dent Of any cote Of the district needing
Not only SO, but it is their imperative dutv
to levy such tax, when in their judgment il
is necessary in order to keep the schools in
progress for twenty -four weeks in each year.
The district meeting may even vote against
q tax for any purpose whatever, md still it
wonid not interfere with the authorize yes,
ted in the Board Of Directors by the clause
in question. ~
The difference between the authority civ
en- tho district meeting and that conferred
upon the Board Of Directors is this. The
district meeting may vote a tax to keep up
the schools for six. eight or twelve months.
and in such case it would become the duty
cf the Secretary to certify the same to the
Board Of Supervisors, as provided in section
80, OF Part VIII; but the Board of Direc
tors must ('shalr is the language of the
law) levy such tax as may be necessary, to
keep up the sch OILS for t,centy tour weeIs
e1ch year. This power is essential other.
wise, they could not comply nth the provi,
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BOAT LAUNCHED.

p Capt E. S. Davis new ferry boat was safely
launched on Saturday. last II is b large
and very fine boat, by 16 feet, and will
be running 1t the lower ferry, foot of Green
street, as sooE as the wire cable, daily ex-
'pected. arrives When this, ferry is in .ope-
srAtionEwe shalllhave abundant facilities for
crossing The, siSer. By three wen managed
ferries. Mr.. Hickenlooper's, at Richmond,
ono milo above Mr.. John Prosses's at Mag
ket ST., and this of Mr.. Davis.
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TIsn EDDxyILLE sTAR.

We have the Prospectus OF paper pro-
.pessd to be published At Eddyvillp. in this
county, bearing the above name, Melick &
McOonDell editors and Proprietors, to be be
issued about the second Saturday in April,
II il rather bilious time to start papers,
but We hops the Star will snake the rttle.'
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BIG THIHG-PANrC.

Devin is now selling off bis. Spring stock
Goods at heavy discount, making room for
fresh supplies bought, and to be sold at low
figures. His best Prints now going at last
summers rates. A fine assortment Of gro
ceries, hats caps, boots, shoes and notions
Goods at wholesale, competing with Chicago
pri ces. Be sure and call at Devins'
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THE LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature, it is rumored, will ad-
journ on Monday the 9Th. We have been
unable TO get such report Of the procee.
dings every week, daily papers not being
sent to US as heretofore, as would enable us
to make up a connected account Of the pro
ceedings, and we have concludedto wait un
til they get through, when we shall get in
some way full report Of the acts and reso
lutions and publish it.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-04-03

g DR.. Warden has returned from the east
with large stock Of goods. purchased since
the decline in prices, and he informs us tina,
he can sell At old prices. This will be good
ncwsto his numerous friends and customers
See advertisement.
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A brake in the Keokuk Road delayed the
southern mail several hours yesterday. 1t
was some Al miles from the City. Its ma
Eture We rave not learned
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To the Creditors OF A. X. Finck.

You are hereby notified that have this day alsa
my bond With the Clerk OF the District Court Of Wa
peiio county Iowa. as the assignee Of A. K Fnck of
said county. You viii therefore present your claims
TO me for adjustment, at Eidyvi,le, under oath or
affirmation within three months from This date Ioth
Of March, 1864. BENJAMIN sLEMMoNs ~
1 lf-6w A.s;.n,
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sas u EMPLoYMENT. 1875.

ENTS, WANTED!
We will pay from S25 to $40 per month,
aud all expenses, to active Agents, or givea
commission Particulars seat free. Address
ERIE SEWING MAcuINE COMPANY, r. JAMES,
General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
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BLANKS! BLANKSM
49,. BLANKS.

IUsr PROM THE PRESS IS ELEf; Ant
VMyie, onsuperiorpaper, ty-caii atthe Counrga
conntiny rsom, Pumroy's building,
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The Comics stOns and Experience Of
Z 2Nf ~ an Invalid. - SfT =

nUBLISHED for the benefit and a warning and
Il caution to young who suffer from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, t&c supplying at
the same time the means Of Selt-Cure. BY one who
has cured himself after being put to great expense
through medical Imposition and quackery BY en-
closing postpaid addressed en- eope, sISGLR COPIES
may be had Of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Kings Co., N. Y, March 30, 1562-y
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Spc(lal Aotitts.
BONNIFIELD RROS,. BANKERs

Gold paid for Uncurrent Funds
It the rates of discount mentioned below which ar
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-04-03

an Ordinance in relation to the cleanliness
and health of the City, and for the ap-
pointment of Health Officers, prescribing
their powers and duties.
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EDWARD II. STILES, q
| Recorder & Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-02

Fight Near Charleston

CHARLssros, Mt 30 Tho ronrssT, Of t"is
morning, says thai Ing e1 eray ia strong fierce
~ iafRatry, cavalry aA1 artillery, laHdsi 81
P"r"s Point, Thursday ro~risg, 80 al
vaaeed saTaEds Pocot8iigo within tHc miles
OF tie faer}e1'0n lad hesau.eii rniiroad.-
Or forcs, though inferior 10 numbers. held
he en.my 10 obecs until reinforcement. ar.
rived. 1hsn The enemy reiterated TO their
boats hc Confederate .crCes rur.uing them
q T. 9vns :a1p ghi that the ~ sasenent ~6nid
bs resuTue' last Lleh: q ( .hiE marHibs. TgC
Cos t.t5r..t~s iIe Jsif0I ted siiied. io; .-atA,
er's aossa 1as zhc. und-g hin ~ S"ccs ions vile
~ 4 a.isu 81 peYnbe. Ton Tha ep~.1 US gaaboat.
threw Q fsw ST 81. &C. diI +4 rIo-y. they ala
aHeliei the "a zta2gD Dlt. Ina eng gg1'r p, {
lasted .hrse uTG. teir Z. II jury I" On7 - e..
One FEDERAL gan boat :r'-z I jsacirG Ia ~
cury ,Ta .hs n as, We sS1S eWuy IA ti' Ugh
anp llgc' wfti ~ rtsn,neh luie r1G-uirE
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TAYLOR HOTEL,

'
This beautiful inland town has assum ed
Z tie lively appearance since We drove the
uetestahie EanSees from It's vicinity, and ths
people IRE once mere breathing the air OF
f:eemsn and lot OF slaves. To-day / heard a
lady sly that she was once II ore tree, and
the niggsrs were ntSgars again.
Up - this time We 6&Te Capturad and have
ia 'hs "ltcs Dc w sen ) 600 AID 900 prisoner.
and an told thqti! 100 mo e OF :he tiessiau 5
have bsea csp:ur<d nsar Hsrpsr's FeGry and
Mar'lnsbuTg.
W. have ncE IN this place S COO stand Of
arms, taken KiEca VS. entered Front Royal!
besides number OF pieces OF artillery, to-
se'her with the largest quantity Of me best
penelt
The madical stores captured are e.;im ated
oy ING orageiats o. this place 10 be worth at
1881 f@oouoO. Among them are artic es very
schI &c IN the Confe ieracy ac d N uch needed h '
the 3oYernment. We captured two hundred
pounds opium and lHo run ed gallons castor
oil, bo.h OF which are greatly needed. and
a2ye heeE shipped TO the b 1sp..a,s IN Lynch.
burg.
T0-day newa was received that the Yankees
had III Mt me depot at Charl,stown, together
with ell the stores
4 portion Of the army moved this evening
and X is reported that The balauce Will follow
IN the morning. Their destination Is
lnowR, bu. the i'm pr..sion prevails thai they
will not stop until The state of Maryland Is
9res. God grant .Rat It may hsso
DuTIng The sclpurn OF the Var KEGS In this
H'-t' ne Tecpls were 0ot allowed to co n mu-
ntcG+s with guy one, either North or south
without the Letters being frs scrutiriz.d by
the II. yos' Marshal aud no Nirgiuian who
V0uIc not axe the cath OF allegiance was al-
low q to ! II cb ase goods from the North or
elsewhere; hut Yankee impor EZRA did all the
business, ana upon our approach on Sunday
morning, left 81 do u bic quicx, leaving behind
ali their iock of goods. some few Jews were
permitted to tr6ftic, who had the audacity to
refuse our money r me chaudizs, bat old
5tClepall hes bad Ehenl all arrested. aud
their goods, Ike those OF their Eorthern
friends, have bssp corfiFcatei, ard their deus
closed.
1t will De, NJ doubt, gratifying to the peo-
p:e q LyncahurG to hear Tia. the Lee nat
terry, from mat SiaEe, Wa fully IN the fight
on SuGdty iis'. an1 IL haf been posi lively as
csrtalned killed and wounded AZ of t-e Inya-
GERS OF our soil, Who had polluted the Old
dominion by their presence, nud left their
carcases foF tbs vultnres ot the air to prey
upon.
EoI want Of IA rsr ! mast close
ID
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Virginia also suffered much. The Colonel Of
the llih Alabama il reported killed

Virginia also suffered much. The Colonel Of
the llih Alabama il reported killed.
Among the sad casualties OF tho day may
he msntioLed ona peculiarly touching -
ar. Richard Seaion, u Charleston, South
carolina. ct the earnest solicitation OF hts
rerhsw and adopted son Richard Teadon,
il ccme here IN ct ronicie The CREATES! Dat ls
Of the war bu, We rekfst TO say tina re 5ad g
chronicle the death of the sai'eut youth He
was killed, yesterday atternoon, between Ave
cpd six ociocs. (atont en- boa, I'd L half ST.
ter Mr. Y b "a isasn leave of him, near tae
scene ~ DIS death.b while hTaealy charging
battery o 'ho s5smy, concealed in th.cke.
L ball passing through h,e head and he dy ne
instantly. hs-e ih-ls a.. = com pany, {tse
"ashinstor Light Infantry. Hampton !.e-
g,on,, BIT the dast at She Far1a time I'D many
more were vounced aus ,he enenl7 har.cs
iepa ,scd the nttackieT par y are III possession
OF lie dead
1he ess2rf.'.7 - The I'D rer,E "ero'laa,
us far az heard t72l., - ~ ;pt,4-s
kirei.--A r Sca.h,tougn .'aet@tn "" G. !;
J aed!ern, C. :. ieft GA The isi!,
=, "o.L5 r - IL E.1 laI.. -. 4, Sigh. -
y, sevrrelv-tef. CT tn= ma. Tues II. .ca
c.. A .iish.ly; 7 ash. co Z, siigRlJ
.rp.i - u sohaT6. Go : sifsatiy. tcrp'l
) klAan, - <. si.sH1iy. u SeGs.e. c Il.
through { p-isonsr; dc,ra ven, Yft or r4,n-
ssy. CO. Il, sigtIy
The foliov..1s IS 4 l.st 9. .hs @azra3,tse n
he T!'ei.t: regimen = = - cs-xd
tio.m
sdJaan. Stare 1oc>aea a.r1,-o-..s
through the tcoy
GoT pay q K :. I5vvs: = >@.t. toha
K goo.t., slightly "A leg
comp; ny = II Pore -, i-e. TYia e-r-
ter. slightly IN ami: Gee a&1.ls.. =itaa 4 II
arm; Jonn Dorita IL thlgI. Et1 & onpl.p.
slightly Ia high, stei hsn rk,ns, siied,
oCmpaET 4. ID u :orshee, -tIsh'ly - sFrn i.
Ecr 30 hrs. siishtlJ IA ar c.tp'. GrGtcu~
Geld, eighty ." hand , -e~.aent Bar:isy.
slightly IN leg.
tonpaoy d Jossph Lewey, IN anee; L
WIZ = s.'ghtig ii les. ,suIt ton. s!'sbs-
Nv in hand.
Comrany L-B W Brown, in finger;
Lesg slightly liz back r ii Parker, severely
in At N.
Com amy E ii & Sims, severely in arm :;
4 Sh fl 1T, hcdiy in hsad Reaban Est 6 sa-
:erely in leg Jonr u WheEt, slightly in
shoulder M2reelias Kennedy slightly III tne
necs; lea. r IL rs1ns in finger
Company Il 81 Wolfe, 10 fipEer.
G1DpsnY F.-Wn Hiii. morally In abdc-
men; VIM Hnrt, severely ~ abdomen.
Fourth North Cnrol5nn Site Iroops-rbis
regiment was il the severe engagement on
Saturday, aud lest many officers and men. It
went into the light under the leadership of is
Colonel, G. b. Anderson. We append the fol
lowing partial list Of the casualties occurring
amongst the officers OF the regiment:
Lieut White, company &, of Iredeil, killed;
Captain Wood, company b, wounded IN nip;
DIR. Shsvin, OF company B, killed. Z Thomas,
company r, wounded in arm; John Waddell,
company &, wounded in arm Color bearer o.
regima nt, killed; Adjnant of regiment, killed;
Cariajn 5inoa ton, fredell Blues, killed; Lieut.
McCr rreden Pinea killed
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Z / HERN ACCOUNT

~ = L II II INV II l L StC2
IONS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Qns-Arlas and Medical Stores
d &c.
'ga'ii Intelligence frcm Jeckson's
s-e Is contained in letters III the
sg fsp1tNceR, OF Saturday. Over
7F'h Of rnedical stores and S 900 sand
lAve ssen captured from the enemy.
s.'btdE learns from rasseI gers who
En- stanton Friday that General
army, Nth the exception Of those
-l'd the prisoners captured, and the
r. On yesterday morning at Williams
| l-TJ land. without the least show OF
:" ID The vicinity 10 opposa them
F'Nr' is about twenty miles above
stsFry, and We suppose about ninety
-1aGors aad ssvspty-five or eighty
'Ahgt2n. Whethe or the army would
''t'Aer was not Known. The mum.
'-l era taken up to Thursday morn.
IL ne tCaTier isft, including those
S4t estimated at foIty-three hun
-'H6aA' correspondent, writing from
A'F't Of Winchester, may 25.h, says:
: ,hsenemy by surprise n d put them
one. fourth OF our forcss had
|. I'VE The cavalry, among which
1'@ TITO; p and Jack Alex lnder's
,Gti41sef upon the Yankees In the
| n many ind capturing q large
! A. hshbyNs and S.Uart's
-c good work by taking two rst,raaS
|st@a were loaded with prav1,,o
tshs In prisoners all day Friday
1esr Of prisoners captured, as wall
= ls4rn and see, amounted to aoont
-4irtd, III osL OF whom 81 Maryland.
| .Fptuyed a large amount OF stores
= among the latter are about five
| IN proved cavairy SIX shooters, Nh
II! much needed.
~ mat tue stoI es captured amount to
y '490. 900 We also took three plt &c 20
80 ntered From. Royal, the women
'el met us with shon,s of tbs live.
"s passed ihroue b the place IN
/ A'os We couid nor stop to partake OF
~ 50 Esr eiousiy and profussly
Oh ali hands.
-, ~ early dawn, We were again
"a 70 pay Gen, Bangs q visit, who
80 ~ sstFasburg, twelve miles dis.
MI i iepohnoiteriEK for several hours,
IaV+lTy marched d1wa the road
~lea 'eIowL, which Is six miles in
| 4, and Gen. EWeil's command
|s,,ss 49, |" hewtown, twelve mil In
|eat auiR' AT 2 O'Clock a courier re.
Islatis @lAs was on the retreat, an Il hao
.sss WI, but that two regir, On to OF
|e;,.,asNiI isfs behind q. StrasburR
"a asa baggage guard.
p n Lson's division. under the
eres a. isaoisr General LIssy, was at
r.. 1s ~. ~ ihe road 10 Mifd!s,oWu,
e. sf,s, Wy Va our march We met
|sete,. a,,t 'taeh m nt u AaLhy's men
vrl.rraHa 80 ises, AIuopr one of the
] Az spou. twsnty Ia nm her.
sy n aouai-t. When we came 10
re- 'Ae We found bos,, Of pri,on.
~ zee biockacsd min da.n sus
As. a. -" heaYy iadsnsd with
Y 90. 'oss'aer wi,n dead and
,,, - g1mn tgt lbou. e,eysn |
"a Ia. 80 L@f a f4w hcafs Ws |
~ as ynLhs hnd passed tbe roas, i
ssli's 90 a..oy PIKE. 4s.s Nextc~a
Z as. A.Id Rad en- .eser rhs road
.a,l. KEEP up mi. : Inf,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-02
{nLuETssRs A. The >gsr

Lincoln upon the Fetsrai States ~ sava tie
u. s capital from "t3t3nevall" JeGKsoa.
ere te! much exec sment IN New icrk. The
N. Y. Seventh. the came 5egiment tha: vlsi.-
ed Richmond, turned on. SOC ssroug and usrs
sent 70 Washington. IL PsHnsYiYrn1a, ID IS
sachufetts and Ehode I-lerc 8 large NUM- osr
Of troops enlisted 70 defend tbs ''NatiCu&t''
apItai. l. az bs tbct "Stouevs ALL wont
leave tbsIn I. saqi.si - defend