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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-05

NOticc.-Dr. Do morfuts surgeon Demttats
lately ~ rs Ea Fourteenth street has removed to hs per.
adcrce Eau street. Madison
avenue WHARF he win receive patients from 10 A. NJ I'LL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-05

DIR. Kennedy's Medical Discovery ID
warranted TO Scrofua, Eryspeas, Rngworm Scald
Head Salt Rheum Ulcers Fever Sores Pmpes aud every
disease of the Skin. Of whatever natare.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
what u Union Paper says OF the
"Union" Party.

Tie Louisville Jonrnal, known tc
all as a thoroughly Union paper, has
this to say of the bogus Union party
uf the North:
"The new party is clearly nothing
more or less than the Republican par.
ty under another namc; and it con,
aummated will render the immediate
consolidation of the Northern conser.
vatives impossible. 1t is essentially
and practically an anti-slavery party.
In, other words, the movement is
thoroughly sectional" "
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07

must not forget the fable Of the
widows mite. The poor man who
gives one dollar gives more than the
rich man who gives one thOusand,-
Then where is the point Of protectioni
THIS question we have been asked,
but of course We could not answer it.
Who cant
Some men who subscribed their
thousand dollars. have made their
hundred thousand out Of the war, 9TH
er men have been grately impcVersht
ed, lost heavily and are very destitute
Is the man who fortunately got ricll
contracts and became rich, to be fur.
ther favored by protection against
drafting, or fighting Tor mis- country
and for the security Of the property
he has acquiredi Surely Governor
Tod did not mean any such thing,
though his language leads to this very
result, as construed by oil with whom
we have conversed ON this subject. :
We have thus been particular in
showing how grossly unjust such o
discrimination would be, and also
that there is no authority for such dis
crimination, so that the pubic mind
may be quleted. And surely no pub
lie man would run the risk Of discov,
cry in attempting to 40 arrange the
drafting that would only tall upon GER
tain men. God save the man who
would thus attempt to triAe with
law, justice and right, where the livss
of men are at stake. We must have
more faith in man, than to suppose
him guilty OF such crlmo.--C, isis. .
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
Negro Equality In Chicago.

The doctrine of negro equality was
practically illustrated in this city, by
an affair which happened at the cor
ner o. Clark and Randolph streets,
yesterday forenoon. Two negroes
Iaboring under the impression that
the good time OF equality had really
come, entered onesof the Clark street
omnibuses, standing at the locality
mentioned, and took scats for ride
up town. One Of the darkies was
smoking a cheap pGigaf3whlc the 9th,
or was gufiawing lowdly at his 6~h
coarse jokes, which were not.oI the
most refined sort. Two ladies were
the other occupants OF the omnibus,
and these sat in front OF the vehicle,
waiting for its dep rture.
The shades, however, continued
smoking aud grinning, until one OF
the women, annoyed by the smoke
and disagrueable olor of the cigar,
complained Of the nenisance to the
driver, Richard Kelly. Tie latter
Immediately opened the door, and
stating the cause of the lady's com.
plant, mildly requested the negroes
TO leave the omnibus. One Of the
shades properly complied with the re.
quest, but the other Indignantly re.
marking that he had "as many rights
as any ore," utterly refused. The
driver repeated his request adding
that smoking in the omnibus was pro.
hibited, and intimating that, unless
the order was obeyed, he shOuld pro
:eed to eject the negro. The latter,
however, was firm in his refusal, and
insolent, too, for he not only reiterated
his assertion about his rights, but also
took the liberty Of telling the driver
that he might "be id" The last
remark provoked the rage Of Kelly,
who, without further ado, entered the
bus an! cOllared the imperthen: dar.
key. Not only collared him, but pre-.
pared to eject him from the vehicle,
and, upon meeting with resistance,
administered two or three fist blows
upon the nigger's face, which latter
had the effect of entirely cowing his
Iinsubordination, and causing a sum
mary departure The time of start.
ing the omnibus had now arrived, and
the driver, having mounted his box,
drove away. ..es-s
Meanwhile a crowd had beer gath
ering on the corner, blocking up the
walk, and causing considerable noise
and confusion. Tht negro was howl
ing with rage, and was indulging il
all manner Of curses and imprecation:
on the head o! the driver, from whom
he had received so undesirable a worst
! ing. Yet in all that crowd he found
little sympathy, until Sheriff Anthony
G. Hesing. Of Cook county. had ar
rived and inquired into the row. II
is usually considered the duty OF the
cons.abulry force to preserve order
to ouell riots, and disperse crowds OF
mo6s, but Sheriff Anthony 9. Hesing
had this time a different idea Of his
responsibilities. Without taking any
measure to restore the peace of the
neighborhaod, he at once consulted
the darkey, examined his injuries, and
then prepared to act. Another omni
bus had taken up ita stand at the cor
ner, and into this he bade the darkey
60. Then, taking two other niggers,
he disposed of them in the same man
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
Try Iron Noses.

An old Abolitiorist recently said
in the street OF this place. that he
hoped that the war would't end til
every slave was set free. The pres,
ence Of Sheriff Nelson probably saw
ed his snour. Men wh o want to talk
that way about this town had better
get iron noses il thev don't want their
smellers broke. -Ho!meS Co. Far
mer
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
The Charge AEainrt Gen. NIIichc


The following is an abstract of tEc
testimony of Col. Norton, of thC
Twcnty.first Ohio regiment, before
the Committee on the Conduct of tue
War, in reference to Gen. Mitchell
COL. J. S. Norton, Twenty-frsI
Ohio Volunteers, submitted the tol
lowing orel statement IN regard e
the conduct ofthc officers and soldiers
under the command of Gen. Mitchell,
of third division Of the Army OF the
Ohio, in North Alabama: -
claim, in the first place; that
General Mitchell took possession Of
cotton in rebel fortification, and
sold that cotton for three cents pei
pound to a man by the name of Clatl
when lie was Offered seven cents pc
pound By man named Fuller. Nj
Clark lives in Ohio, and Mr.. FuNel
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
McArthur lIausc.

THE undersigned, having leased the above
i Hotel, and having renovated itfrom celia
to garret, is now prepared to accommodate tn
public in manner which be hopes will bc en-
tirely satisfactorily to all who may favor hi
with their patronage. Terms to suit the times
He invites alto give him call. deel9 IT.
j. NJ. NJ. McVEY
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07

T The rebels affect to be worry
"iolly" over what they are pleased to
term The helpless condition Of the
yankee" gunboats on the James
river, and their wit is something to
depict tho q eat usefulness Of these
convenient institutions to the McClel
Ian army. But for The gunboats, the
Enquirer is quite certain, ihe"Yan-
KEGS" at Harrison's Bar would be an.
rihilase.d Tne editor, hence, recon-.
mends that the Yankees should ''havs
a guEboat in every family. s
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
To Young MARRIED EOIk.

L. P. boutwell,. Macarthur, for tn
osum ofeighteen dollars cash, will furne!
tue Bureau, one Bedstead, one Breakiuss
able, one light Stand and one sci OF Chairs
Acomplete outfit Of Furniture, and all war
ranted.
March 18th. 62-tf.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
MARTHUR SALOON ROOMS
Bake House and Oven
FOR RENT.

The undersigned wishes to rent the abovo sa-
: loon rooms, Bake House and Oven, lately oocu-
pied by W. A. Johnston. first door east Of the
Court House. The stand Is the best in McArth-
ur. apply 10 EA, BRATT0E.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
Clinton House.

CORNER OF Walnut and Water Street, a.
~ Ubillicotne, Ohio. J. Ii. Robins Elii
q rietOr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
Democrat Job Office,

We are prepared to exc with neotness,
dispatch and At prices tn competition,
ell Kinds of Job Work, Su
BOOKS,
PAMPHLETS,
HAND BILLS,
SHOW BILLS,
POSTERS,
PROGRAMME NJ ES,
BILL HEADS.
BILLS Ia DING,
CARDS,
BLANKS Of all KINDS,
SHIPPING BILLS,
LABELS, &c, &c.
GIVE us trial and be convinced tlot VIC can
and will do printing cheaper for. CAsn than any
ether vptablshnent IN thissection ofcountry'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
III D L E l. 5
MeMric House,

TAMEs WATSON, Proprietor, Third On;
u Street, near Mail, Cincinnati, ohio' l!l
One Dollar per day.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
Aasmrss Qi;tttOrp.
PROF ESSIUNAL CARDS.
ID. =. Dana,
Il, y. BINGHAM, d. nL"'i ~
Columbus, Ohio. Mc"I''"I
RfWEhaM a. Hewitt.

A TTuRNEYS At Law Macarthur, Vinton
n Co., Ohio, will practice in Ninton ana"d-
ioinlng Counties. Prompt attention "lll be
ety.n 10 all business entrusted to Their e"fG'--
Office hrst door east Dodgcs Store
Feburuary Goth, 1872.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
Biggs House.

MONTGOMERY " SON Propri- g..
Oa etors Front ST., Portsmouth. Ilii
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07

PA1rEN, No., July 27.-Lieu.en.
ant Chaveux, with a company Of State
Militia, came upon band Of gurril-
las 200 strong, Of whom he had re-
ceived information, five miles south Of
this place. He attacked and com.
pleteIy routed them, killing and
wounding q number, and taking Capt.
Patterson, their leader, prisoner. He
also took ono other prisoner. Our
loss was three wounded.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
ERMs PUBLIC ON.

One copy one year in advance, 0O
II not paid in advance, Low
Ifnot paid within thayear, Zuu
ty- No paper viii be discontinued unit oil
Garages arc paid, unless I the OPTION ~ thS
fishers. " hen the paper is not ordered dis
iuHSd at tho end ofJh, year, ~ wlllbeeoh-
ed
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One Square one insertion, tO,io
'Ons Sonare three insortins, ! 90
Zach additional insertion, 20
CarJ. one wear. go
Nodeo of appointments ofAdministra-
,ers, Guardian and Executors. 20
.Attaehment notices before j. L. 20
Editorial notices per line, 20
E1g- A liberal deduction will he made t. year
Iy advertisers. All adyeTllsementsp payable In
idvance or Oh demand.
Eg-rhc abovOtermsmust be compiled w!tl
kSs-AGl payments must be made to the Pro-
ietors, Rs We have no agents.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07

TTORNEYS AT LA, Gar W. j.
q, Co, ohio, will practice in the several court
\ atoa andudjoiliIp Lounuch' Cluu"I'
sion q ven convey unHlg'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
n. A. BrattOn,

A TToRNEY AT Law Macarthur, o., will
~ practice in Vinton and adjoining counties
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
VIM. Poland,

XXTHoLEsALE GROCER, Wines, Liquors
w Teas, Tobacco and Cigars. NaIoi e1'
Corner alley between Paint and Walnut, Chil
noethe, ONO.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07

T Peace can do good deal to.
wards making gentleman, but war
.s more likely to fuish one,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
a.. g.. Moore,

DuYSlClAN AND SURGEON, Allens'iIIe'
j. UhOio, Hers his professional sof'',oS u
xIb,nJ Au1hSylll and vicinity.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29
ruturr or AFFECTION.

p
Among he m ny hs % the vi ked
vma md haas en sip gay be Pera e1 10 zee
l-ft5uts % af l. he IN len "a &c WNs
ss of IT, iit nsI tnrn, i.tax- rot ii &c Ia
iuvs rs BIcl lgaAm, and relative Of The LoL IN
L. Avss
toat the year 1910 n. bscSae esd ITO county o. 80
lvtni aai thsr eomnsncst study medicine. uANinf
a. Ns YtrJ Ia ne G2in. u si be set led o. Z
tie = o. s,o II N state te bee pro psoas
lad iial oiso ,f and reee-t u1r OF b.
ADOPT ANY, In ne state leg tirs ~hel tie SE bIo.e
o c = o. Re- neni O'ftte 100 Hd FOL
I'd ne fofu % ID digu had lot aud Gene al Ma
Jor q tuce i,te bu, tie spri "a u LrNi o.
lsforn ard icsd n oai pors for hi' XII
galAauy 10 the Is; batae h.
fy.t e wl,Ei lei vii 81 The b, dol al rim
Ia lood co, RI IS u Al Eua-iy hAnfs
p rs1l mi strolg well bala'eed tAs most cha
10 &c eAiIr % III in a Of Sc,
WM hse.p,s be ell "a mo q oun< nav tV rIao+
A4APy IL he tkl nj 1t I've 40. N n
r5m uase lea Ia proc lion vi hal vas one Z
o. his 10 eh and nj .hf.l Ia aEeit he
TIE g guest Of 'irs bra sefrsiAt aud untv
e. b. mute 4 isaR hat he sucessdel Ia afro
sng ne Bat a. ths r-afet IN ie ball bAt
,ons 4 4 "a ORE AMI aTseuei hi eIrt' carer
40 Lies married the gnte htlt Col &c rgs1o Fn >,
senator t1e eounty I;sylyani AID his B, % ani IA
rri-s HI n haze he pio OIaers ~ orc q large 'e
Inc ctri aye o. Ne III. -hs AID al faAT
Tlui ~ s0t3 thAt h chi,deao VI q IL are IA h'g
cre, BAiueueli MS Rosy Mont i1s 20 h ~ All
Whne hey ne EViag th ueis 70 atrn her noe boF' WI
their Sod hey uswi or for III use YES nonlmeh
pc vs IN e { cir me 1o'iss - geiSra io,sysHn ora
Brock Dals. Bii dis r y.
1pq e, Sxl iirr an aen p'esse copy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29
UsIosIsrs AsaE.rlD -rse KncIvIIIs R.glser notie.

USroSIsrs ARAEsrKD TIE Knoxville Register nc,ic's
the sIrvl IA ,ha cy prsorei Of fOu; Of the lead
ers Of the iila faction in Tennessee. itsy:
TIER names ere, D Witi Sintar. representative 10
n SAFE from Or ingsI; hOntgo merry Thorn
saig, - t. 5.eAih AMI - J1hnsOu. We do not
soW npsa Sh>t oii charge t1sy save been arrested
,sntcr cureuy rsphrssd l.ss week, the lead
O. Of q staupsdug p'riy iron the upper count He
1As baeu prominent Uaioa man, bu took the ca Of
u egarcs TO tue SouihCTn Ovpisder4ey Nashville and
ga ~ speech tGSrs which ne prOIessed GO Loyalty
20 ls Ssu,h II b, hss SINGS been engaged in the mis-
oaiev, a treisonabe piieicgs which runos charges
tim vi,b he vii perhaps 6ld thA, be has Tar ID
-h he leuisney Of the GoEerament aud that fosbtar
ance has ceased 20 be a virtue
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29

EN7oK5;oSEEs Some on bss said An men thias
al nSl moral except themselves "HoW tree Is hs
n referees 20 x o-dot All men ui,k al men
1 Drscnas u. ;hemss.y :! and what Is more r.
Ik,bla, sulns persons in the noesnce Of their
.Aacy :hk o. prcteat 70 thlk, tleie j. no Gin 10 eI
Oriau-hLt ogly ies editors and Others ave declared
be sini0L Ta'y forget that N the Holy Jok-tEe
Book a. Boaks-eI or;oGers are elsssd win mud
err dllt Eers aud tss I'D rot with COMMON sinners
Faux OF tbis ys church menibsTs, Who s,rg srii
cs st one hundred times their value and thus prey
upol tls life bJOd Of the 20 pie, and seriously j.Op
rIzngt DO. rites OF the ecu try.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29
TELEG HIo.
LATEsr ER04 NEH ORLEANs.


NOZZLE, April 27:h.-0ounodors Fsrrasut promised
the Mayors Sscrst.ry who visited the h,et under g
Of truce to make renewed demand for the surrender
OF the city, but that has not been done mp to this hour
70 o'clock, P. NJ Our ship, McRss, cams up from the
forts undsr g of rI,s with iosly wounded soldir
and naniClsed With toe Feisral Avg ship Ths re-
su. lie unklOWn. Il is runoesI That tbs Fsdefals have
refused to let her return.
The For ign Legion Is keeping Gu Erd ov,r tbs city
aud preserving order. II is norei that Fort Pike has
been eydcuited aud blown up. Ulrelilbl'.
In coIerenes held with ole of the FsdrI eff ,ers
afIef TIE correspondence bstTsen Mayor Monroe aud
oommod re F,rFsga. the ois,. LEI. c,rlng thar be
you'd hoo; diva the a, the Oty Hall If was not
asuel down. tn be acnlly brou ghs his sip in range
but has not f Ell a sho: thus far
II is rspor ed thIt the French and Engis meacfxar
low. have entereda prOsas; az ius. smelling the city.
1. believed that t1s ,lkse vessels are snort DO
ol2rovisions aud smnuni ion.
Tbs OTIS is k,by orderly bat tie excitement Is
iatense sni the feeling Of humiliation deep. Farther than
this oV rytbng lhs wssn the vessels first ap-
eE.d Al awaiting the shsny o. sue city, # tie
Yankees dare do 60.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NOBLE. April 2S.-fhe forts Oh Lake 70 lchir rain
waIe all eyacaaed on tbs IS in hsst with eolsid, ra-
be loss Of supplies, and tbs di;nolatng but not the d.
goying Of tie gsrs. Al Fer: PIX, all tie baidirgs
we're bafnod including tie telegraph ofice. Tue Cper
.tor has gore 10 she limits Of the city 10 open al ocs
II possible Ali the sunb,ats on The Lake have been
oarn,d by our people. The Mobile tosls, Wh;temsn
aud B'osn and another, n,ms unknown, with several
others are removing the tosp stores snd ordnance
aanscheck a. ef Which, fear they also viii burnt
The Yankee aset off Ship Island is returning to that
station.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH
Tbs fs!owing despatch received, yesterday mora
ing By - aaul General Cooper, front Lowell dated
Gimp Moore April "a h:
Forts okoOa and S.. Pailip still in good cond :.
ton Al in our hagds hs steamers L'usiara and AeRis
axe safs Toe enemys dee, is at the city, bu. have
forces to occupy it. The iaht bans stsunchy Icy
oil"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29
AUCTION SAFE
MILITARY CLOTHS,

At our warehouse, on i;ae basin,
coMNEsoEG on WEDNESDAY,, APEIL 5Jr3, At 70 }.
.Tame ;iay u h, Poa-d Of D, -ctJs Of te CECnshn~
"A VToaicn 90 cpaDy, held "a tie len Ct Ap, tstt,
Vino, II Of she E. o mt u nrEnlnGusi'
Owed 4 az Goa The prss'pi o,dsss are IA 3D. 81
ANS ths CO npay be lb ~ "a 10 ya ~ e.,
acl sL.s 81 the gasdi sn-t'c ufed by ~ c'mpsn
conn encpc en- We "a siy he Syn 81 rl HHh wat "a a.
D. n len a.d cool Tin the sIJs On sv>ry su;,etd
HedLsy Ry u fur her otde By " board
In &C or1ncs he shove REQ uion We shan &c III 90
nt,tL.t b, IL eonptny, al ar-hJuSe he Dti
II on ~ ~ Wednesday, hd the SJh rs 'pt a.
lie attention of II .sry eympGtlrs vel cutie ana de.
ers are :, "a o. he good VIII be pot p TIE In j.
pi G twenty iyh'e yer VI tie pdv-se Of W.
10 " De- OF hand a: he Tie ofsle
led on.
caESsTAW 4 co. Agerts,
r,ls- stawf Cr-r "a =" wo lee Coo. any
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29

N.aLEcr tT PAriESgs n Il sPIrGLs.-A private Z
t. L grueat, LouisiaHA V0ulteeTs, bas ssns Us
t,ss4.s lengthy eoGuul-cAIicr, con lining OF u,
rsglscs from saish be suTred Whilst Pauett in the
Cug, Per ags2AL' e says hA, On arrival 'asrs, Il
vss ~. upon tas n.ksJa5o 20 sleep, wilson, bliaiG
O. ysserd, aud renamed Tor eea aelrs without UeOi
cI ala, o. aay-a-s 10 eAs o. Drink. be was f-aly
ts.ss ed 70 ,hs G1ricasyle Hospital, where, aecOgt-
~ be 81 sGya., ~ faxed but Avls better. From
C sss- srs Is as ga; TO - hosp.I al LJLcdSurg
l.. rvg.Ia 70 slica be says
..Hs Ia DO better Ieimso; NC were at hcIae tha0
ws receive a. t1s pace. Tasre gTcEI deal 81 los-
pi.aIgy sagEa Us We ar sz..Sd hourly 5y tho CO,
- gol merely ana lsok a =. ihe door With
sc T. suo .1sn on baE Sh1y and asa Is q &c
49,. asy,l.as; 4ac a-yILag required ry a9y OF &c
S., &. = son brought
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29

FE.H rHE NORTH AND Wksr: Tae fOllOsing telegram,
dad Reml bis, Apsl 26.s, copied from the Savanna
R'publ can:
Tia Louisville Journal OF the l7.h instant says The
FEDERAL Congress has or-ered investlys'io into the
slr2rsi OF TIE Federal tjfc,s Is Shiloh. TIE incsna
heu Of tn peops the u1nec ssay ard he,vy loss CT
t. through the surpsiss ia said to be great Ihro lsheu
tie Norm.
s reported, sys the Journal that Mr.. SAntcn, the
Re er1 s. cre;ary Of War; has resigned owing to the
20 { al elf r.nc.s WITH the IN nisra:iop.
Ma tsss st Corinih and tire Reighboihood, remain
n We, At Cat Of M last despatch There Il 10
inm a.e pros &C; Of renewal Of the 6ght.
Toe Fsdttas N 10 have takea nd though. It
Er PHO. Accounts jas. received from the fer. Ie-
y4II all IS quiet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29

I1XBCU AZ Fs,s SALE o. vtGsiabL. s,s .
IL pertylu frr tie Wi Of the late DR. Cha la
nor VII Ter for sal the Pfss Tuss the 5o "a
Of april next, Hhst nos 90 re nsxi TAR w eTsafit
TIE valuable ralsd L. which he d.celsed
del, The lime , dsaL.
issin tie ~ hLsssLNif. - nile, Moth Cha
es.L brAlfh Of ihe EiTAnnz yr, Naic mains
by nryty, hT OF WI ca dse psopo lcn s
be- ON so 10 90 liver ground tar hess qrrr
and the whole farm h Lc.1 condition. 20 o. T. ne ~
ius pst Of ,Ae low Srouasis - gas that with
sho Ct O1O pounds manufacturing mi Iu
ga and oRekm NJ ana Oh rshts shops eise ~
The social ages 81 the MI b1rhood, Ia pom
meat ntgence Gad virtue, nowhere led Leides
sasJ tcc Is - cnaf ouesVn'
Il would be good lleatoa for physician an quiet tn,
FOR a school.
Tn rrp ovem.n c. NJ So atHo story 1wslnzhu o, biIc
sIth rim 70 lr. be iel dining fu frame a.
houses ming rpEads " 20 10 ding sdaIt-d o.
boz. school, he e. j.s gned, and have
the Offices, ssryss house, ,srls, stables Ac
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the AZ lancer feqgl-ts far Ia toudpg school AMOR
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tie u,sy pEeSige HIMSELF ttunfanily vita al tia,
TRus; For ID lard on half cash III reminder In tw,
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29

BsAvs SrASiAED BEliKR.-At he ta'tle OF Sh' :
oh tao - re s.niAr6-bs RES Of the Confederate
s. onss Battalion" cut down early In the &C op,
Wosn Or ClacS essd out for volunteer to bar the
.tanduo. Pv.te Harris gslhnt soldier. resident in
e Fuurth District, and member Of the police stepp
6rward aud a red 70 bear The GAG Shithsrsosver bic
commander directed lin. TAX, that far, sir. ard
yield osg you can bod e." comm suded hs
Olaek. AYE syel sir" responded Harris Shortly
AetEar1s thers being hess'o1 In the line, the
gallant General OF the Brigade, J Patton Anderson,
rode On and eraspsd the stsf, which q iris vas
waving in froat ~ he line cd red hin 70 deliver It TO
hin. Razis refused snj vol the General 10 let the
avg be order not 10 give up. adding, Il
s,ke il wherever you comma q rs." rhen you will
80 20 ahsa ordered toe u "a "a sni Harris bod
advsnced With the sndisd he whole Inc followed u
snd svep, the batter es uyug everything before
them FnroGshoct the CUB eqIn confc: Harris bore the
standard and eyen when il III h. hand badly OF
ne ulg /: With TIE l- never plilquisnei u :
81 cur victcry was o9npste HATiis's w0uld provel
,veIo one ard he has come me 20 lave IL proP@y
tended to- The standard Of tue Oooisderaes was I'd
died with bullels and prHents very ,atsered ssP Ct
-. - sta b. q noble sud prcni trophy OF The Gu
we aud res0iu To- OF the who bSre IL go nobly
tbroug all the terrible Of that even fol day-N
q u. TIA