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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28

gTOE 81 LE.-Pri.nte:y & uulnbsr OF g.OTE
z In S!aacy. cn G.acc Gud !:road Btrsets
Just !:aycnd the corporation Ina. &Iso ir
tLGGohes.er, HOUSES and LOTS. oa Hni
street. One has attached 30 II q rith aud FRO
tnot!vs garden. The basement rooms nay
bs used es sscrea. And toc rent o: isase, LIFTS
10th IN EfchIncEd and MaIchestsr. Ap ~
10 Dr.. BEUOUkE,
CoTnsr NRiE and 18th strsots.
Ofhco hours, Sroyn &c q NJ, and from ,
70 I O'c.ncL = ~ an l--lms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28

ltNC r. T. W - e aa1awsJ from Ios
BZ,) store, or Tuesday morning. I5th ~.
stan /. my negro Boy. LEWIS WASHING
TON Es is q bright Inulattu, thick sa,, sbo 81
8 fee. high, Is years ole; had Or ghap les.
seen 8 brown sacE cos., brown pants, eatS
military cap. The eooys re y ard viii be Paid
for his delivery to nae.
S. 8. COTTRELL,
40 9-ts No l29 Main srrsss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28

AID EU<t !, j." LII ~ u sell pr:vateiy, 20
soyes q fhNE IL tEa -c.ntY os Gorchiau
within t'.o rrlle. Of the IamaF River Canal, aud
two miles tran ihs carn,E sas..
Also, If aas;rei, 100 Ec-es u WOO d LAND
EtioiAiag, maki0T tract - 500 acres.
.ac.3 10 La GrJt-reme Tract good Sve:!
L.; hGuss, isEGl. ,oHacoo. ans GU acasst
Peat sstoa giva2 Numerically, i dsssse1. ad-
Ar5ss tia sutsTi5er. At = ccbiaca T.. Il
ap 2J-l.Cs sEG@. K ArtiYiE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28

AM AETED--A good
W COOK, WASHER, and lRCNER,
wi hodt eDlum bralce.
Fer one that can colas we'll rscoTnm eadsd,
liberal price will te paid.
Apply at No. SO AalN STREET.
:.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28

OHA~ BskLAtN'H Ost ia,
RICHMOND, April 7. 1861. I
nNH4 General Assembly OF VTg.uia having bv
l. IN Act pa.ssA the losh day u Asrsh, ieSS,
required all corporations end companies whseh
hsvs Issued MOTHS. 0IIJ q and oSher writings
- currency, - call . ed ssleeo % eaua. NO
bank oble pApss, when pFeeautsa n sene Of @
Or mere dollaEs notice n Assssy siveu . sAe
holder. Of The mote: iss1sd ~ he asy q 1ish.
ncro, TO present. aaad notes 70 The anhseletr a.
the chs By whom hay WITH b. rsds1ns6 : hAn
plesspt>4 N Tums of oue 81 more dsll. 81
~ W W6sr Of tAs 0eaae0 sSz
80. s " naRToSs 4.
~ t-S4WtO .@3sssgs@ Cha bast~su
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28

DAILROAD fRON.
IL
Va have lot IF Iow "G'' .aAIIS stat Ne will
axchaass fox ci1 FLAT or AEayY LA:Ls, II
appi cs,ioa 20 ia g at clce,
ID "a = X. ANDERSON L. 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28
PACKET LINES.

Af OTICE.-The books aud accounts Of .hs istc
~ Erm Of DAVIS & HUTCHINSON will be
fonpa IS the Office % Messra VIM. g. lssass 4 90
All persons having claius asAinst The 6fsn viii
pre- eni them at that Office for ssttiensr. Thosa
Indicted will es;l snd make payment without Dc
lay.
Mr.. WV. b. IsAAcs is daily authorised TO make
al settlements aud gran. receipt.
JOHN b. DAVIS,
Surviving Partner Of Dsvta s. Hnlshesco,
nh Slim .+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28

49,
THkWlNG AND
~ SMOKING
TUBALAU.
have CD hand. L Factory. on Ttn ssE.s,,
RIvxnoED, vs.,
a large ssc0k OF
WfEa
TOE AGO
% al Srads. a2a styles,
A. pricas ranging L on
ID 10 70 cen Is PEE pound,
Including IS. los, halt.psuuds. porada.
both
END
EHi0a1
~ "a I. So
@WiEg ana oShsf
fANUy STYLES
8trUkIN0 TOBACSjU,
10 20 cents Ger pound
All (which 10 tSsysd for sale q. moderate
prit u for cash.
~ Prompt attsntton paid 10 ala orders
accI mp. MED with cash ..-.--------a
Il i7-3rn JAMES THOMAS. in.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28

SAVINGS BANKS.
I AM authorised by 6ensraf W .naer 30 say that
i be- dlt not intead to in !ucs tn Eu. Bills Of
the Richmond and Charlottesville Turnpike Com
PAM in his order sga1st individual issues" aud
that the -ame may continue 70 ctrculsss till other
Wiss ordered. -- ~
will sdd tia We s's ready at any time to r.
deem our dus oils.
JOHN y. GRRN.,H4W W, p,est.
Richmond. A mi! 70, 1863 I'D i9-lw~
OFFICE UF THE Old DONINIUN
INSURANCE COMPANY, f~
lao vain It., Richmond, pr:l IL. 1885,.
u kmOVAL.-The once OF this Company
10, has been removed to No. 40 northwest
Oornero Main and 18th streets, where they
will be pleased u see their customers.
CHARLES &. WORTHAA,
ap 1b-ts Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28

I -a-ACaS IIU E.SF csEaI{ To- 3AIS l.: VIC
9 towUof Daavi lis. Pa, 60: sss.ag Of the foar-
story hibA, sp.o,,us, sc:!tsy 9ait &nd admirably
asrsI gsi- Railroad HoDss, zanr by ala o. poai:s
It's O@nvil,e Railroad Depot, tcIsshsr WISH tie
adjoining extra and ooUno4ious p<ivs.e U-ss,-
ins, forming wing Of ihs main building; large
'GtchsD, aid tbsr ueca sssry ous-hoazes, Gnciud-
iGg barn, stables, &c.;l sooG and convenient
vail OF excellent water, beau;ifu. ysrd AID 81
.ensive, nchls producing vegetable garden, Tia
shoya property IL n very COED orde: AID repair
csa situated in very healthy aud heudso.ps loc.-
zion. ANY one ~is.:ug 70 purchase, viii call AZ
% q-;.n~ Gsavtl,e Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28

NJ OTlCE.-iHercaaut Is aad others recss vInz
IN freight via Richmond aud Peter shurS
6ailrosd Company are hsTeby 10 ID 1
goods are not Saksn away In twenty four
hours after their arrival. thsy win be s.oned
st their expsnAe and risf.
J. Il, WUUDOUUx,
usnI Freight Agent +. b =. r. 4,
ap1om
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28

Yk Fifty more
G / b I. s :,
To work at The Confederate
Hstca Il su Bc;ary.
40 s4-St OTTO WEI Hahn i 70.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28

Z AND FOE SAi4e".-1 offer .or sale my
4 FARM, on the Appornattox river, In the
CO cnty Of Prince Edward, sig mltee above
karmvii!s, and within one aud hall niles
of the Sou.h Side Railroad. Il contains 100
10 odate pure hsssrs. The improvements con-
stat Of a two. story dwelling, recently built,
ar once, ard every necessary out-butlding, IN
good repair. It has aetween 80 and 100 acres
OF creaK and river fl9t land; Il sufdciercy OF
wood aad tim her, and good portion OF u .
open Jana is 1lpsly set In clover.
For further INFORMATION in regard to l.,
refer to my friends John A. DSlby and Chae.
a. Norton, Earmviiis
nv address is Yorktown, care Of Capt Juo.
l. :hnYntrn.
I'M n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28

GOO kEWa RID -Eanavay from ths rea
DLU idence Of Mr.. Hi,tzomon, NE0Ru
WON AN named Charlotte. The said Negru
10 Of medium height, sto at built, shout th,r
ty-dve years old, Of gingerbread color, and
hiss forbid1ipg coun tenanee; rather slow IN
servant was hired TO Mr.. Hil.xomon BY me.
as agent for Mrs. ID. A. .risgs, Of Norfolk.
+. ID. EACHU,
ap 25-6t Fourteenth street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28

NJ EW AND SECONDHAND
FURNITURE
AND ALWAYS Ok HAND.
Wardrob0s, Book Gases.
Extension and Leaf Tables.
Toilet Tables.
Rocking Chairs.
Game and Wood Seat Chairs.
Music Stools. -
Ladies' work Stands.
Is Centre Tables. 49,.
Bsdstasds.
vetrsi Carpets.
Hair aud Shuck Mattresses,
SAFES and Show OsseA
Mirrors and Stools.
Ink, by bottle and gallon.
AL In variety, suitable for Housekeeping 4.
by REDWOOD 4 KEAOH.
~ ap 1S-10t q Main styaot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28
X KEEN SPRING LAND FOB SALR.

X oasr far sale privately ray FARM, COZ
teiniux 27s acres, lying seven miles soutn
Of Trsviliian Depot, Central Railroad, win
every thing necessary for i'm M ediete occnr.'
ton and cultivation, including Pro visions,
Stock, Frrn ttuSe, &C. &c. Thslsna Is highly
impro ed three tisics IN grass, Qua IN wheat,
and or ready for corn. The buildings ars
rev and excellent. The dwelling ne nd
some co :sngs, with eight rooms, ana - OF tIt
beat ms ssriai and workmanship. For rar-
ticulnrs, apply 90 VIZ s. hcTsrzA, corner Ut
Virginia an4 Cary streets. address
b. WINSTON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28

A,CIltK.-Capy. vs.. " P.sRxzig'S Com.
~ pay Of LiIHT ASGULEEV having bssn
.ousts.ed Into service. and secured a battery OF
aix guns, aSe nos IL Tie esflp cf instruction, and
viii zseeivs few moro RECRUITS, Il Shay ar
II tas riaSs sor!. apply ct bis office In the Law
Emil Iiae 81 cn13 nh g Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28

UYANTED--Thirty RECRUITS for sns
wv Charles thy Troop. The nsua! bounty
OF $50 will be paid by tie Government, an
ei2 per month for uee OF ele horse. Should
for. Security will bs furnisned 20 such re.
cruits 10 prefer buying horses on credit, on
condition that the monthly hire OF hsi. horses
ae appropriated to taking up the bonds given
Yorktown, Va. II. Ii. HARRISON,
roh 29-lm Capt. Charles CIV Troop.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28

A TRENTON, TsAMsTEks.-I wish to en-,
n LIST Ten good DRIVES for my Battery To
experienced r1sn, viii give so each il ed: is,or
to the Government bounty OF SO.
Volunteers new In service but whose term Of
enlistment viii expire curing tbIs month. will be
received upon application to he undersigned BY
letter, st Osmp Loe, neAr Richmond
GRAEELEH pAVIDS0N,
~ 80 Capt. I.ateheT ar+iiary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28

U-.ADKS DEPT OF q E6h1OU,(
RIeHuouL, VA, M rch 18th, 1861.
GPkCIAL ORDkRS, No. a.
vi. Recruits, with or without o6iceYs In
charge, eonvaieseents aud other soldiers,
now Or hereafter detained In this city, for
any. cause whatever. will immediately pro.
coed 70 Camp Winder, near the Reservoir,
and report to Colonel John G. Porter, com.
mand1ng at tt ct post
BY order Of Br:gadier General JoHx H.
WIEDll. l., T. PAGE
NH 8i-d4W Assistant Adiutn General
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28

HEADQUARTERS ORDEA1O1 D1FAkfn'f,
Richmond, Va, March 18th, 1864
THIS DEPARTMENT Is DESTROYS OF
purchasing ARMS from those parties
having good double. barrel shot guns, sport.
Ing rides, or any kind Of weapons that will
be nseful in the field. These arms will be
fairly appraised on their delivery in kich.
n ond, and payments will BE- promptly made.
Agents heretofore collecting state arms
for this Department are requested to collect
and forward these private arms a promptly
a. possible. .. DIMMOCK,
NH 29-tE Col. OF Ordr ance of Virginia.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-10

How TO DO Up SHIRT BOsoMs.-
We often hear ladies express desire tC
know how the gloss is produced on new
fine bosoms, &C.. and in order to crafty
them, subjoin the following receipt =
Take two ounces of white gum arabic
powder, put it into pitcher, and pour
on a pint or more Of boiling water, accor-
ding to the strength you desire. Let it
stand all night, and in the morning pour
it carefully from the dregs, into a clean
bottle ard cork it for use. a tablespoon
fol of this gum water, stirred into a pint
of starch, will give lawn either white or
colored, a look of newness, 10 which
nothirg else can restore them after they
have been washed.
PUMPKIN INDIAN LoAF.-Scald one
quart of Indian meal, and stir in one
pint of stewed pumpkin, mashed fine or
,iited add teaspoonful salt, ore-qnar-
ter pint molasses, mixing to stiff bat
ter.
INDIAN GRlDDLE CAKEs.-Take
pint of Indian meal, cup of flour,
OF saleratus, tablespoon
'ul of ginger, and sour mills enough to
make a stiff batter.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-10

67y One Of the z-alous chaplains ot
the army of the Potomac called on col.
onei noted for his profanity. in order to
talk about the religions interest of his
men. lie was politely received and
beckonrd to seat or a chest. Colo
mel, said he, you have one of the finest
regiments in the army" 81 think 50"
replied the colonel " Do you think you
pay sufficient attention to the rcligiors
instruction of your men?" We'll. |
don't know" replied the colonel. "A
lively interest has been awakened in the
- regiment; the Lord has blessed
the labors of his servants, aud ten men
have been already baptsrd." This was
a rival regiment. 81 Is that so, pom
honor 2" asked the colonel. " Yes, sir"
'' Sergeant" said the colonel, "have fif.
teen men detailed Immediately to be bap
Used. I'll be d-d if III be outdone
in any respect.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-10

stepped forward and clasped her in h
arms. Heaven had truly not desertt
: her; Robert Allen, her sailor lover, failI
, ful to his word, had returned, and all he
grief seemed to vanish before this on
great joy.
From the multtudinous explanation
which succeeded, it is only necessary 70
our purpose to relate but few. Allen
ship, bafiled by contrary winds, had onl
arrived at Southern port the previou
week, from which he had made all hast,
TO meet his betrothed. AT G., he hac
metthe officer, who had accompanied hin
to the cottage, and brief description Q
the man he was in search of convinced
Allen that he was identical with Ruff,
Webb. Eager TO rescue Margaret from
the inhumau treatment which he knew
her to be constantly exposed to, tie young
man willingly joined in a plan to entrap
the highwayman before he left the vii
Iage, for they had discovered his presnce
there. The suspicious of flint being
aroused, however, led him to make a pre-.
cIpliaie flight, resulting, as has been
shown, in bis tragic death. What were
his plans were of course secret with him,
but Robert more than hinied that he con
tempIated flight with her through the
cold and storm of that terrible night.
And if So he confined, 4 must say
that his death was most oppor;une.'
Still, he was nay father Margaret
sghed.
He was not your father, Margaret.
Robert Allen perer1ptorily answered i
have no proof Of tue fact, but have al
ways believed il, and shall 90 to the grave
with the same fatty. There was nothing
n common between you, either in face
y '"'"o io' no parent ever YET treated
80 '"''' " II" o''''''' III ana constant ofn-
amy " no are OF were your parents
''''"o' A'o"' Out al" inclined 10
'''''' { '''"' ''''2 'l''' oo'"lheG posses
10" o' ) ou IL cary INFANCY 10 further
''''0 ''''"'''o'7 Sc's'i''' "Nu' la'iln8 IN
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-10

) NIllu uecItastu dHu luc SNOW ceased [
I'd fall, and, with the first gray in the Eas
u silence again brooded upon the moor
rs With dismay the poor girl saw that tn
" depth OF the snow was such as TO entire
is y shut out the light from the windows
ST ard, with the unwelcome thonglt tha
N the moor must now be impossible, sb,
Of again looked forth from the open door
L The prospect terrified and dismayeI her
Far and near were heaped ~ regula
sr piles of drfted snow, many of them Sc
IL high as to obstruct her sight andneithel
Il path nor footmark was aHywhererisible
y Margaret thought of her probable fate
J. aud shuddered. Leaning against the
door-post, in her weakness, her ryes
e casually rested upon the snow at herIeet.
when-Merciful God what a revelation,
what shock to that poor weak grl,-
A human hand, the fingers crampe{ and
.l
>'.' 9" '''''''0's
snow-drilt, not three feet from the door
= way With cry of horror Mararet
sprang midway into the drift, and, With
frenzied fingers. commenced clearing the
snow away. Her worst anti cipatons
"0'o "''~''' q" 'D7 P'oeesue"' AN
'"'' ''''''' '''"' anu
~ ." '''''" Al
= ~, - w. ~ ~ u ','' ''' 'N''' e"7'''
,.. 49, l | '' s"' ""' D''ES'' '"e
y, " " 'n'0
", ''4' y o'0,
" "'' ''"e'
'"''
- ' ''''- -' ~ ."-
'''' me
'l ~ .''''' '''"' ~ '"'l' ~ re'"''"S
: :.'7.,..,.'. 's''' 0'"'"
.'.',., " ,''' ''' -l"' 7'''.
II ''' '''u i'''e''''u u '7''"'eu
, " ''' '''N"'oS' - s'77 upon It, l"e
''o' - S'' - ~ '''"'' I'P"''''' SNpre'-
''''' ''''' - - ''i'0o 70 100"
an" S'"'e ''e 7"s'F OF aeath' /,
It was fearful hour for Margaret
Webb Now indeed she was alone, and
H. ,,-,rl -, ,,,,.... I
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-23

Did they propose TO compounds in the
war Of 1912? Now the life Of the nation
which they created Is threatened, and
shall we in our present condition stop TO
offer entreaties to desperadoes, who
haughtily tell US that they will listen 70
nothing but the Acknowledgment Of their
sovereignty? Let US make war, then, as
WASHINGTON, and HANCOCK, and MADI-
soy did--not from love Of bloodshed,
but as necessity. The rebellion OF
1862 lie a far greater and more dangerous
war than that OF 1776 or 1912, and we
must strain every sinew, or perish more
shamefully than ever people persisted be-
fore. Our cause is just and holy one
and we may deyoutly pray to Him who
holds the fate of nations in His hands, 10
bless us with victory, and restore to our
bleeding hearts the inesiimable blessing
of peace.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-23
LATE NEW S.

CAIRO, Nov, 20.-A letter from, CcSntI
says: John Porter, of the 21st Ohio, AEd
Wallace, Of the 3Sth Ohio, arrived at that
place from Atlanta, Georgia. They be-
longed to party of twenty! four men'
sent out by General Mitchell last sums
meT and were captured by the rebes
They make the following statemen
Captain Andrews, q. ID. Wilson, M Rose
p. g. Shadraek, VIM. Campbell, of the|
I'd Ohio John w. Scott, Of the 2lst|
Ohio aud Samuel Slavers, of the 33d|
Ohio, were tried at Knoxville and hung Al
Atlanta, Georgia, on the 18th of june.
The others remained in confinement un-|
til some twenty-five days since, when|
they broke Jail. They scattered as soon
as they got out of confinement and ID lie
impossible to tell what became of them.
The following is from the Grenada 40
peal
CHATTANOOGA, Nov 13.-Forrest's caval-
~ had skirmish with the Federals on
the Franklin road on Tuesday. Federal
loss twenty killed and fifty or sixty
wounded The FederAls were reiE 6r-
ced, when Forrest Withdrew. .t[
Kirby Smith is sick at Chattanooga.
The Savannah Republicans of the 18th
says that on Sunday last the Federals at
tempted to land at st, Mary's, Georgia.
and were repulsed The gunboat then
shelled and completely destroyed the
town. .i- gag -. a
New YoRK, Nov. 20 "A special Wash.
ington despatch to the Philadelphia In
q'nrer dated the 10th, says the latest in
telligence from the rebels says they have
been marching into Richmond for several
days, and that none remain behind ex-
cept Jackson and Stuart with a part of
HILLS corps, who are between Culpepper
and Warrenton, and who will no doubt
try to harrass our advance on Richmond.
The rebels will not give battle this side
OF their works around Richmond. They
have had near 100000 patients in Rich
mond during the last month.
CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-The publishers of
the Chicago daily papers, at meeting
last night TO consider the great increase
in the price of white paper and other
items which enhanced the cost of publi-
cation, resolved TO advance the price of
dailies and tri-weeklies rs u cent, and
weeklies 3 }Rcent.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-23

CHARLES OAHFoRD, Of Philadelphia
whose genial wit and companionable
qualities made him favorite wherever
known, died last week Colonel FoRNEY,
in one Of the Occasional f" letters to his
Press, makes a reference TO him, which
contains striking moral Not many
years ago, when the Southerners held
sway in Washington, controlling the So
cial and the political world, Col T. hap
pened one evening to drop into house
hold, and found select company listen
ing with establishment and delight to the
humorous expressions and contagious
harmonies of Mr.. OAKFoRD, and this scene
was recalled by the announcement of his
death. Col, F. says:
He had an electric enthusiasm when he
spoke or sung, an infinite variety Of lest.
and inexhaustibe fund of anecdOte, an
unfailing recollection of the public men
he had met, and q warm and con-
slant love for his own species. One of
the incidents of that evening | must al
ways remember, and that was the man
ner in which he chaunted brakes great
ode 10 the American flag. Only a few
moments before, he had related with un-
riValled comic talent IN incident in me-
gro life which fairly convulsed his audi
ence with laughter, but when he came to
repeat the glorious stanzas Of this noble
poem, he dropped the mimic andubecame
inspired, thrilling all hearts by his mag
nificent personation of the great idea Of the
the poet, and by the patriotic fire that ran
through all his intonAtions. Among
thos epresent were John G. breckenridge,
of Kentucky; R.W, johnson, and Albert
Pike, of Arkansas; William H. Polk, of
Tennessee; Sampson W. Harris, of Ala
bams; and Howell, Cobb, Of Georgia, and
il was difficult to tell whether they or
the few Northern men present most en- p
loved this rare rendition Of the greatest
published tribute TO the dag of our coun-
try. Harris died eight years ago and
of the remainder only Col. Polk lives 10
obey the Injunction, and respond to the
appeal of the illustrious Drake. The
rest arc in the ranks of the enemips of
Republic How much heart do You think
such men can have iua rebellion dedi-
Gated 10 a cause which, to succeed, must
aDnihilate th,ir sweetest memories p
How long can a cause last, not only infa-
mons in itself but douby so in the fact
that, if triumphant, il must obllierate
recol leciions OF a character so sacred as
to have awakened all individual allcc-
tons and to have cohsecraied all iadi-
vidual articles ..r.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-23

Tux RETURN or LoRD LYoNs.-Lord
IL Ons took out the most full assurance
that while England will be eager in con-
cert with other civilized nations, 10 adopt
any Step that may tend TO promote per-
maneut return of peace, either a rcslora-
iion Of tho Unicn ON the old or new bas-
il, or an agreement for friendly sepR-
ration She will, meanwhile, indiyidu.
ally refuse to depart one hairs breadth
IaIjog Vg.s,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-23

The Emperor OF Assam has sent to The
French Admiral BOnerd the decoration Of
the great order Of Cochin China, which,
fortunately for the bearer, lac is not com
PEELED 10 wear. II consists Of two large
elephants teeth and two large rhinoceros'
horns, each tooth and each horn being a
load for man.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-23

DESTRUCTION OF THE PROPERTY or Dir.
CoTTaiAN ny GUERRILLAS.-We learn that
the guerrillas crossed the river at Dom
aldsonville on Thursday, set fire 60 DR..
Cottman's dwelling house, and destroyed
everything on his premises. His wife
and family were met yesterday fleeing
down the river for safety.
DR.. Cottman Is a well-known Unionist
ofLouisana He had a large plantation
on the Mississippi opposite Donaldson
willie, where his family resided, but had
not been able 20 remain there on account
of the threats, which have been carried
out so far as his property is concerned.
DIR, Cottman recently visited the North
on business with the Goyernment-N y.
Y,7ie Deltl, 2Stb
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-23

The smallpox is raging terribly az
MArtinsyille aud other locali-
ties 10 Southern Indiana. The Circuit
Court Of Morgan County adjourned on
account Of the prevalence Of the disease.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-23

TTight hundred cavalry horses were
s.ued 10 the Fourth Tenlc'sce Cavalry
Regiment Colonel johnson, az Cincinnati
poo Wednesday.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-23

Ar 4 PREMIUM Tennessee money was
selling at premium Of seven per cent
over green-backs in Memphis, on the
10Th.