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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-06-25
June II, 1862,
OFFICE OF THE PIEDMONT r. r. co., /,
nh Lime u 1870 [

OFFICE OF THE PIEDMONT X. II. COL
Richmond, June II, 1862.
THO REFUGEES AND OTHERS HAVING NEGROES
j TO HlRE-The Railroad from Danville TO Green's
borough is about to begin construction large SCALE
and requires numerOusorce Of hbore,s as well over
The price of $40 per month will be paid for the best
hands, and in proportion for inferior They be
supplied with clothing by their and when deliver
tons of food for which ra,ons due allowance will be made
in the first monthly settlement.
Payments will be made monthly in cash.
Overseers accompanying parties of hands will be given
the preference over others, otherwise satisfactory
The hands be delivered to the agents any of the
depots on the Danve R. R., at Greensborough N. c.
EDMUND T. d. MYERS,
Cantain and Chief ENGINEER
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-06-25

The Richmond Enquirer of recent date contains
an Editorial article which, if it had appeared in the
Standard would have subjected it to the charge Of
giving aid and comfort to the enemy. The article
takes the ground that the principal obstacles to the
recognition of the independence of the Confederate
States are first indispositlon to encourage revo
luton by hasty acknowledgment OF its success for
fear that the precedent may be used hereafter against
themselves and secondly, ignorance of the true re-
lations of the States to each other and of the OBJ
jects and progress of the war. The Enquirer then
goes on to argue that this indispositon to encour-
age revolutions must be changed and the people OF
Europe enlightened in relation to our condition, and
especially relation to slavery, before can hope
for recognition. And it regards recognition as an
indispensable step in our march to Independence
The Enquirer thus puts our success on almost i'm
possible grounds. We repeat, if ne had done this
thing our paper would have been sent to the New
bern Progress and the New York Herald and the
cry would have been raised that we were aiding
Lincoln by writing and publishing such an article
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-06-25


Kaieigh, June Ilth, 1862. !
General ss. s. Order
COMMANDING OFFICERS OF MILITIA WILL
call out their respective Regiments for the purpose Of
the enrolment Of Conscrps at such times Msor Peter
Maett Assistant Adjutans General P. A. c. g. for the
State OF North.Carolins4 mar appoint.
By order Of Governor CLARK.
JOHN c. wINDER,
Asst Adjt GeneruL
Raleigh. N. c., June Ilth, 1862.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN ORDERED
to take charge of the Conscrpton in North Carolina
has established the Camp of Instruction Of Camp Carolina
in this vicinity.
Officers will be sent to each county to enroll the Con-
scripts Substitutes may be presented to and enrolled by
them =. :, ~. s;r . ,,t--..,
Military duty under this act to comply cheerully and
promptly, and to sustain the reputation North
has SO u1by won and well deserved in this struggle for
Independence 1t is of the utmost importance that our
Regiments now in the field should be filed up Immediately
0lders will be issued practicable 10 the Colo
ne,s of the Militia with full instructions relative to exempts
and substitutes to call out their commands between the
ages specified. pETEn MALtEfI,
Maj. and Asst AdJt Genl, P. A. G. s.
June 20, 1892. 2s-wst.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-06-25
EDMUND T. d. MYERS,
Captain and Chief Engineer.
OFFICE OF THE PIEDMONT r. r. CO.

OFFICE OF THE PIEDMONT +: r: COL
JUNE 18th, 1882. I
MULES AND CARTS WANTED.-FIvE HUNDRED
M Mules aud proportionate number Of Carts are
wanted Immediately or the construction of the Piedmont
Railroad from Danvile Va, Greensborougb n c. The
highest market rates viii be paid for those which pass our
inspection if devercdst early day. Apply at the Office
of the Richmond and Danve Railroad CUmpapy either at
Richmond OF at the torn of Danvlle
EDMUND T. D. MYERS,
June 20, 1862. 5O-f
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-06-25
NOTICE..

VNHE CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLATURE AND
Il for Sheriff will address their fellow citizens of Wake
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

HusTHGs CoUST.-JaiSs LyOA' presiding. -Yester.
day Charles Girth who convicted the day before Of
sealing two c,as tie value OF which was ascertained
e less than $40 Was sentenced to four months mpris
onment in the city ILL.,
Jacob Schoh indicted for felouously entering In the
night time the store Of John AcDonough and stealing
clothing etc, valued at els, was Convicted and
fenced to SIXTY dAys imprisonment 10 jail
Andrew Sullvan, indicted for feloniousy and mali.
cioisly shooting John Smith, the house Of Maurice
Dennis on oh Jan, vas convicted and the jury sscer-
siued the term Of his confinement in the Penitenary
q. two years.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

CoLPoRTAaE ASoSa TsE soLDIERs.-At the regular
monthly meeting Of the COpOrtage Society Of this city
asst Tuesday evening" coporteurs we're appointed to
labor among the soldiers in this State There
fro Afy to sixty in the employ OF the society. Their
abors have been remarkably blessed. They have free
access 10 the camps distribute TESTAMENT tracts and
engage in conversation on IorSsa religion, hold prayer
mseincs end In lany do good to the souls of
brave men. Now that large proportion OF our men
are in the camp which, in all ages Of the world, has
been known school OF vice" We reoics az these
sIrts to surround soldiers with tho restraining In
huences of the Gospel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20
OITY ITEKS.

MAIoR's CouRf-0n Tuesday, William Blankenship
charged with the murder Of George Grove, was commit
ted until Thursday to afford time to the accused 10 have
witnesses summoned The evidence against the prisoner
showed that the deceased, accompanied BY John 5.
Kragle, Wu Dol, and George Tyler, went to Banken'
ships house. In Sidney election day. at the invita-
ton Of daughter and whilst there, difficulty arose
btween Bllnksnship and Grove b. cut At Grove with
Q boEie-kne whereupon Grove ran out OF the house,
and threw brickbat the door. b. then opened the
dor and fred musket loaded With buckshot, at o.,
the charge taking tf.c in his back. Q. was conveyed
home and fingered until the following Thursday.
Oliver Jones, wio was arrested on the charge OF De-
ing one of the persons who assaulted and robbed Fred
J. Gardner. proved an alb, aud was discharged.
Thos L. Angle, charged with stealing Sl7o from Am
bross Bennett, remanded for examination before q
called Court, on "Wednesday next
Thomas Wison, charged with stealing silver watch
from Noah N Church, remanded for indictment at
the May of the Hastings Court. He sa'd that he
was drunk when the alleged theft was committed and
knew nothing about It.
Jack O'Donnell, who charged with shooting Wash.
Jnkins, was discharged, z. N. Allen Sylvanus Griffin,
aud others, tesyipg that he was mot the man what
did the deed"
Yesterday, john Fritz Krebel charged with the
nesses examined. William A. RYAN, who arrested him,
Yorktown TESTIFIED that Krebe contested that be
shot SAuttsr, The prisoner was remanded for eIamna
ton at the next term Of the Musings Court 2l Monday
10 March,
Peter p Gary, charged with hra.ening personal vio
lsncs to Mrs. Elk ,bs'h Collier, was discharged.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

heoRrASr Law The Senate, yesterday, passed the
House u authorizing the construction OF rtlroad to
connect Fredericksburg With the Orange and Alexandra
railroad at or near Manassas. When the road IS COM
peted Il will curAil the distance, by railway between
this city, and hAuAsas thirty miles. In both military
and conmercla noipt Of deW this connection will prove
OF great ssVee TO the public interests aud It's constuo
lion should be prosecuted with all possible vigor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20
OOkABR OIL.
orrios % ZEE RIonxozp wna, 1sb. 10. lsss.
rrcrTpru On vpv,ou-

BY Ceadi Railroad Feb i6-ss eor, sas bus wheat
~ bus cats $50 lbs bscoa 40 los ampbl.ct 81 bb
tie b'xes mde bsx shoes rama $50 lbs fowls tan.
pig hon IL sSpty barrt, 5000 lbs indr eL
February 18th 500 bus o.ts 9 bus WHEAT 20 bss potstos
AS bbs 81 mt bb go bsaon S lbs butter Dbl,
apps pores oes ltS bales hay so rs soap, pig sgss
wagon 2622 lbs fowls 10 Dos peas liz has seed,
1915 lbs supdres boz de box mdse, 956 lbs apples
sLoe bells beer, 20 Ibis whisky bbl vine tnsr
guns boz ssbres car loads maehiney Ae bsIss ari
lsry IL bd. collars.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

fHE RICHMOND LIsHr GVARls The following is lie
Of the members of Capt. Wallsces company who were
with him at Roanoke Island;
John Armstrong Michael Brean, D.n1 Biiey, John
Bsyly, W. II. Baker, Michael Bowles, VIM. Bassford
Patrick Cullen Escaped Jno. Crumey Peter Carpenter
s'mq Conner lin Norfolk Joseph ChipPsn~atsr, =
DAYS., Robert Denny, John Edwards, r. N. Evans T.
q Glmer, Ned Govan, John l.. Hart, WIN. Hall, Nat
Ingaham, Hiram P. johnson, ha-ison Long, Jasper
Meredith, Geo. T, Nicer, v N. 0dot, James n. Ovens,
- Gller, James 4. Sn,ll (slRhily wounded), -
shehan, John =. Tarrant VIM T. Tuck, WIN. A. Tall.
man, Henry Nelson, Frank Ward, - Trehem, -
Valentine.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20


Wholesale Stock OF Hardware
AT AUCTION.
IHE Of p T. h00sE co., having deter clio
their basin for the present. consequence OF their senior
artner Dol Moore being the army and unable to give h
PERSONAL attention 10 the business.
We will SELL Auction, by Catalogue, their store Me- ~
dAln Stree on
Thursday, 27th February,
Commencing 10 o'clock the entire balance their
hand which large and desrsble and the whole OF
closed without hunt The stock consists In part Of
Pocket cutlery, desirable styles and makes
Table Cutlery, great variety
Wade Butcher. and o, enholm's Razors
8 issors and shears, various qualities
Tea and Table Spoons. do do
hand Tsnon and hill SavI
Bench and 10 .ldlng Flaiss, full assortment
BAce and lifts, as. ID nom 10 TO IS bits
shoe, Tack and Hand Hammers
Polished and Plated Bride ht1 and strrups
Bride, Bride " lngs ana Blind hei
Boo, nd Glcih Webbing
Wood screva and from y In. TO 81 inches
Broad and narrow Putt Hinges fast Aad loose joints
PlSte Eook and Eye Hinges
Locks P ,lc, Ein, Pad ard Moree large assor,mtn Mt
Pies, Mil, Plat an hall round DAatard
Taper Horse Rsspi. large asst
DrsIt CindlestiokI fat and tall
Trace Halter, Pua and CT th,ins
Hollor Ware, hsnare Forks
Coffee Mills, Siitsrs, scythss and snsths
Blister ktsel and W gon Axlss
Fin shng NGI, shoe Ma 10 and Taeks
Hors. and os Brushes
bAson's Hacking. 1! c &c.
Catalogues will be prepared Aad the goods ready eIimnA
on days before the sale.
sg-Termi cash. - -
siq tia RFNr PhNE ~. Auot1
-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20
tux NoKrAR TLKEI

TIE great mortar e., sheh has been 10 preparation
for many weeks past At the Brooklyn Navy Yard |:
70 rsn5sI Gus q: Key Wess fact which sflrds pretty
strong p'esumpIive proof that Mobile or New Orleans
"a shortly 20 be hoaorsd With a visit from Uacle Samuel
Toe asss viii probably be At the key" By the lss Of
trch
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

ruE HAMPTON sUryEAIH.-Tne following amounts
have been paid to Tor the Use Of the Hampton suf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20


lIUEs
CISII BHIpar Cd
~ aH,,Irr s.nrrv An. p,,hro,d RinsX
ed to recruit men to AL up th.'eorP.9y He viii raish
yISruue mel " 40, 81 nc w. i =, :, s.t sn
aemosb OF .ne SoIps " as,'. In, ~ aPp go,
g the Oldet company In Ena VII more han did their do
Raanake Fiat Leu Garter atd 81 Lie a. bigger hoTt
u I've oI ~. '.y 1872 M h A. so,n "a r.sru,,, a,s fa,,
e. re- oyft nsv viii he a, q REM "a ooI
~. H,"0>' wv NV w" ERNRy iIsP
'4O" Hrig ,aier General
IN ue 'ne neous 0'Gs ., Il. WIZ ls
IaJors store aAin ttteet Eea ise,eI 'nuuta 70
ounly VI W 80 ~ 1913 SI-s ~ ~ ' W. '"r'
nD'eU ~'s' W. 'N 4 siNyty oIIIs,t
,,- q, pLi piss. Ree-rt,T unte,,r
ATTENTION.
ID his rltaon fer city defence; those -
.I Of w.I3 sss s,s SIR. sr.oi .'''' VIA Can
fslI-S' WI ATklsSos
-- 1.
WIN. +. Buzz " ELL,
uvrnD NEV ATT T "A "
ahe1,,o,sn ,,no,,I,
+ fsd,r,ts ~
Particular attention paid to the Of claims OF linden
- -----------------
HE formed eopsrtneFshp LOT me purpo
Of recovering the value Of slaves aAen and other proper
& , ~ "a al c.,.s cru,t.5 "a tssIr e,re yor tern
"a Apuy 10 Col oHAs X M.LLoRY al Yorktown or 70 4
,6stT. arTS a, Ism.is. Mbdisssr county mi The lbth.
november. and AFTER @A, time at Heh%S.s 20 ,,o,,
..,,, M + NoSrIanI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

AN authorized BY the Governor Of vgns, 70 rase Bssts
Ion olive companies least such companies numbering IL
hundred TO be mustered Into the service OF the
onfedsrate Sta es for two year., needed ., long.
Battalion for local defence ard special service In The city
Richmond AID not be ordered away from the city OF Rich
nond This service needed would not be accepted Thus
opportunity offered 10 those the Gains OF whose families
os eopsdera ions would renter extremely noonvensns
be ordered away from pickmsnd To serve their country
ut being subjected 10 this Inconvenience That they Will BE-
into services capacity, and that right ioon, no one
ioubts.
Persons de,rcu enlist do BY calling at ones Tor
he present. No Belvin'. lock. u street. .
Unless this Battalion be raised organized a. once,
rtrnity Of recurring the advantage above mentioned
Persons will also nnd list, II the hands Of the o6csrz
iegimsnt which they sign without c ming . 20
felo-H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

WANTED IMME.IATELY.
SEVERAL commodious n entire building, In III
pghborh cd Of the Mech mica Insat for the Of tn
War Department
Psrsons hlv ng su.h please apply .dately
Mr. J. = eeblss, War Department
fsis a. Up. BENJAMIN, secty Of War.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20
HEADQUARTERS. 4IrH rec VA. VOLS.

n HERIBY notify all members AneI the 4tth Reg
Volunteers Who Abssnag themselves amer their leave.
az ahasaes have absent othtr illegal
mInT vhai. ever that they mme isty
repot daty viii be advertised desertr and the
Al reward vii offered for hs appfehet son and delivery 81
a. n.srsst uid,.ry nest JAS L BUnARD,
I,is-N Hsut csL cea. SttA RiS Va Vols.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

nRrNBsSY BRANDY.-A few hair pips Of ksahss
d rey Beandy-vntsses Of 1854 1851 1883 npotsdt ny
sf sln a hand and for sole b. o. Cklkh
les Ma q kxsA.ass Kssa Dasss. itsh -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

HWY OF HE PENINSuLA-
"A RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER kAILRoAD.
CHANGE Oh sOHEDCLE
On and amer SATURDAY YebAry Isl, ls62 the trains
ibis road will fOlGvs:
The Paisen and AL trains will leave Richmond daily at
n topppg only AZ regular satons) arvs ~ We Point
u9A M Ing with the steamer Logan for Gloucester
POI and foTklosn, AMI informed ate landinn.
Returnng vi leave West Point NJ arrival Of
Logan Gloucester Point and Yosksvn, and Rich
u7PA
VIII Richmond daily Except sundays) a H. and
I've Point g. p NJ Wet Point Of slt 4 H.
md arrive at Richmond Al IL 81, P. n.
No frelght received n er 890, p. \.
BY order Of The President
Al DAINGIRnHD
Is7s-dm Asat
BARGAINS IN Oven COATS.-As The = a.
u etd, trerrg In all kinds Of
oaD We lot Of choice Grey Military over Coats,
oesrs and Pnrstes which call ton being The
eft Market BALDWIN NILLIAhB
fe8 lis and lis, Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-20

NACaIn LAY oIL-so bbh Machinery Oh; 10 bss Tan
vi nert 0n, for sale By JfD UvAI,
f.,a ~ t0-h
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
a NATIONAL BANKRUPT LAW.

Congress exercises some powers which have
been gravely questioned; bat the power TO
enac. Bankrupt Law is given it in express
terms By tie Constitution, with manifest intent
that it be exercised. The is ono OF several
important pro7isions which se7eraly prove that
the great mea who aided Washington, Frank
In. and Madison TO frame the Federal Consti-
tuition intended 70 effect, and d,d effect, 3
transition from q Confederate 10 National
existence. A uniform Bankrupt Law for q
mere League of Sovereign States would be hs
absurdly inappropriate as d church and pastor
Constitution cOnfers this power with intent not
only that it be exercised, but that il should be
exclusive. A uniform system Of bankruptcy
precudes the idea Of State legislation on
The subject at oil. In our view. Congress
should lot only enact and maintain u Bank.
rupt Law, but should annul and preclude all
State Bankrupt Laws whatever.
The history Of our legislation on this subject
ia thoroughly discredltabie one. For tune,
tne country prOspers, trade fourishes every
body seems solvent, and there 10 10 call for n
Bankrupt Law. At length Z crash comes
thousands fail--nany are hopelessly buried un-
der a load OF debt--and now there arises O
wild camor for National Bankrupt Law.
Congress listens and accedes most Of the bank
rupts 20 through the whitewashing process;
Others are enabled TO compromise with their
creditors and get aAOat again; some knayes
conceal their property, by perjury defraud their
creditors, and come out good US new; the un-
thinking multitude are disgusted and curse the
Bankrupt Law: so it is repealed, and all things
fall into the old round. Just when the Law
has done all possible harm, and when it can
henceforth do nothing but good, it is killed,
and we go on twenty years or so without one,
when We are ready to 80 the round over again.
Such cowardly, aimless legislation is worse
than none at all.
We hope Congress has not conclusiyely
resolved not to pass Bankrupt Law at this
session. The short session never did, and we
fear never will, afford opportunity for perfect
ing measure Of such Importance and diff
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

cu,tr The act should be passed now-should
be exceedingly stringen. with regard to frauds
and conceslmepts-s should compel willful deln-
queuts to pay their debts as well as lberate
the moDeyIess from the gripe OF merciles'
credtors-in short should commend itself to
the Creditor as well as to the Debtor interest by
it's impartial vigor. and the facility with which
It may be rendered available. Let us have the
best possible Bankrupt Law-let us amend it
as experience shall from time TO time suggest
but let US resolve that Bankrupt Law shall
be maintained eyermore. We know that the
great mass Of the bankrupts are not Republi'
caus-we know that three.fourths of those
who take the benefit Of the act will curse
those who passed it--but it is always wire and
safe to do right, and there i' real and urgent
need Of q National Bankrupt Law, and We
trust one will pass OF this sesaiOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
IL THIS HUMAN

Hon. Jane, w. Grimes, Senator from Iowa,
in a speech on the surrender OF slaves by Army
officers, delivered on the lith inst, makes The
following statement:
"l IN .ho month Of ftbfua'y sat. orcsr Of %, "a Reg
imeut oIswE Iaisnry stationed Sasll In mssoar
suec.sded In capturing several Rebel brdr-tu burners sHd
some recruiting officers belonging 10 Prices army Ths lrof
nation that led 10 their capture wa, frnhed b, two three
remarkably ,hrewd and intelligent ssy., oai-ed BY LirH
fenaEs colonel tie Rss,l army Shortly Ater,Id the
master d'ps'ched ss.n with in.rue,ion, to ',e the
slave, aud convey them within the Rebel Lines whs,upOn
toe Iowa oc.T himself seized them and Fepor.dths cc0u-
stances to hssdqusrt, Tie slaves understanding the
full impor, OF Gen. Hseoks celebrated Order No. J. two Of
them attempted esospe This regarded unpAI-
donabs sin. The Iowa oeu lumoassly placed under
arrest and detachment, oi the Missouri sts,s MlsIHen
In the pay Government and under tho command Of Den
Hsecb-~e-. ssn in pursui, Of he fus,s Tho hnn,
.zccsasiuL 1hs Gato caught aEd TsiuSnsj 10 her
apoy asiey bnt aof saf Q them had been sog by oysr
Of The 'olsisr IN eorHianG cJ ae ps'iaiag Y4riy"
We ask all who believe in q just God ~
decide whether the Union cause ought TO tr-
umph if il is only TO be upheld by such means
a. these. And We ask The Albany ErssIsg
journal whether the slaves ought to brave
their masters vengeance in efforts for the
Union cause while such is their reward
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

An order from tho Adjutant-GeneraPs Office On
nounces the death Of Mojor Theodore Talbot Clie4
Of Gen. Wsdsworth's staff.
we publish to-day from Cincinnati journal,
letter which depicts with remarkable clearness the
movements Of Cen Mitchell toward Huntsville sno
other points on the Memphis aud Charleston kAi'-
way.
1t is stated that Commodore Foote'S wonho wiz
disable him from service for time. ana tha' nc 10
coming home. Ills successor, it is said, Will be capt
Cbarles Il. Davis who Was second Ia conWS"N ="
Dupont in The Port Royal expedition
Tho correspondent Of Phi adelphis paper, writ
inc f,om the Peninsula near iorktswn. gives some
additional particulars OF the progress OF the SIEGE
Among the facts staed are, that the commissary
stores, ammunition, bagsoge-wogons, and every
thing movable, have been moved to tie rear, snd
are now living about and half TO three miles "a
she rear vi Yorktown, and the whole line Of theI
aefenses.
Tie Norfolk Day Book reports heavy BON
bsrdment at Fort jackson, on the Mississippi River
The journal named processes to have dispatch from
w.Orieaus Of tie I'D inst, which says that, wbii'
the bombsrdment is heavy and continuous, the Reb
els in tie fort are cheerful, aud have an abidIne
faith in their ultimate success To this is added The
absurd statement that our feet had fired 25,OOt
i3nch shells, of which 900 had fallen within the
tor.
Yesterday a flag OF truce was sent from Fort
Monroe 70 Norfolk, with dispatches. On the return
Of the flag, the steamboat Nelly Baker proceeded
wiki fsg of truce 10 receive number of wounded
,ekcu BIS toe Rebels in recent skiruish near iza
both City. The wounded were brought down from
Norfolk in a schooner in tow Of Rebel tug-boat
The Nelly Baker took the schooner in tow, snC
brought her TO Fort Monroe, as the boat was &
leave for Baltimore.
Gen. Wool reported to the War Department, on
Thursdss, that Assislani-Surgeon Warren, released
slong WIKI twenty-one others, had arrived at Fort
rsss Mouroe. They were The wounded left in the
Geld IN the affair OF the South Mills. The troops o
TIE United States consisted, reported, Of COO men
uuder Brighten Reno. The Surgeon says th'
Rebels reported only Geoigia regiment and three
cieces Of artillery being used in the engagement
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

have been; for Mr.. V. might have pronounced
Mr.. Wade patriot q hero and gentleman
and then the millions who do know the Ohio
friend of Breckinrdge and Burnet, and who
therefore reverse all be says before putting
faith in it, might have henceforth regarded
Mr.. Wade with q disfaTOr which no act OF
his life hs warranted.
by the way Mr. V. says that recent
local election in Day ton (his resilence) resulted
in Democratic victory, which is verdict
in support of his course i'll Congress. Could Mt
he somehow induce bis political friends to put
enough faith in this assertion to run him for
reeectioni 1t would be doing every body else
great favor.