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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-01
THE GREAT
FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
1t has no Equal In the West.
ONL Y ONE DOLLAR II YEAR
THE DETROIT
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
a Larger, Cheaper and Better
FAMILY Newspaper than any New York
or Eastern Paper.

>e~o W NluUS.
/ Vie DETROIT WEEKLY TRIBUNE is now
Il In It's Thirteenth Year. 1t is Larger. Chea-
per, and, for Michigan readers. Better Family
Newspaper than any New York or other Eastern
Paper published 1t contains Eight Pages of
Seven Columns each, making it Larger than the
New York Tribune. 1t furnishes 70 Mich;gan
readers all Important General News. as FULLY
and LATER than any New York Paper. and Tele
graphic, Foreign, Domestic, Eastern and Home
Mcrket NEWS THREE TO FOUR DAYS LATER
THAN ANY NEW YORK WEEKLY PAPER.
u -hich, with its Agricultural, Commercial, Miscel
lane,. us, and State News Departments
each w. ok, summary of all interesting and inn
nortant Ia. al News from all parts of Michigan.
fts devotion To he Local and General Interests OF
W;cb;oan-oive to It's columns Attractions which
citizens of Michigan cal. not find IN ANY New ork
or other Eastern Paper, snd which cannot but
make it more welcome Wis 'or 10 the ramiy
Circle. the Farmer, Mechanic Me. ut OF fro o.
fessional Man, and give to the DETROIT EEhLi
TRIBUNE superior claims to their patronage. :
Regular, reliable correspondents with each Q
the Michigan Regiments in the Army, and IN
Washington, will continue to give the readers OF
The DETROIT TRIBUNE full and accurate accounts
of the movements of our Michigan soldiers during
the war, and of the doings of Congress. In this
feature, The TRIBUNE has superior in the State,
as it has not in general interest or amount and
variety of carefully selected news and Family
reading while the attention paid to our own State
matters makes it. for the Michigan reader, whether
farmer, mechanic or other superior to any Eastern
paper.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-01

w. w. CAPRoN, Trveling Agent aug22-lsy1
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-01
SPECIAL NOTICE

A GOOD Supply of CANDY and NUTS at the
~ Bakerr A. G. TOWNSEND,
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06
William J. Wilson,

VS., - fiTTI]Ti5.1
Stuart Wade. & James r. Hurd as Trustee.
The above named defendant will take notice
that the plaintiff above named, fled his petition
herein, on the S0th day Of June, 1862, the object
and prayer of which is to recover a judgment
against said Wade for S255.0o with interest at
the rate of sixty per cent per annun from the
18th day of May 1860, due from said DEFENDANT
Wade, on prommissory note dated May 18th
1859, for $3.50. 90 with interest after maturity
untilpaisi, at ihers Fl, sixty per GEO, per an
Eum, due an Twelve honths from the date there
of to the order of this plaintiff; apd for a de-
cree of foreclosure and sale of the n Jrthw est
quarter of section number nineteen (19) town.
ship four a range nine 90 in Marshall county.
Kansas, ana ta2 e gnlsss thsy dsppr Or srsssr
day of Septenbsr, 1882 said petition will'sbc
;sker as frqey ard Judgment rendered in se-
cordsucc 7sh the pray ef thereof o 's''
-nl5 5.B.BRBMBABGH,P PIE atty.--
I u
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06
ORDER 0F PUBLICATION.

State of Kansas, Second Judicial District Mar
shall county. Ia the Second District Court
for Marshall County.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06


shall county. Ia the Second District Court
for Marshall County.
John A. Middleton, PisintilT,
John NJ. Whitehead, Defendant.
The above named defendent will take notice
that the plaintiff above named fled his petition
herein enthelfirst day OF August * d. 1852 the
object'an prayer Of which is 0 recover q judg-
ment against said Whitehead for three humid
red and fifty dollars and interest from July first
A. D. 1860 at the rate o ten per cent per an
NUN due from said defendent whitehead On two
proIlissOry notes dated April 25th 1850, for
rec hundred and fifty dollars with interest
from and after The fret day of July 1860 at the
rate Of ten per cent per annum, one note due
and payable before the first day OF July
1861 TO the order of James White and assigned
to said plaintiff calling for $780, 90, and one note
due and payable oh or before the first day of Jul
ly 1862. TO the order of James W hite and assign
cd to said plaintiff, calling for $4,000 and for
decree of foreclosure and sale of the South west
quarter of section nineteen (19) in township
three (S)cf range nine ~ in MARSHALL county,
State of Kansas, and unless You demur or au-
swer to the petition fled herein on or before the
Ord day Of October 1862, said petition will be
taken rs true and judgment will be rendered in
accordance with the prayer of said petition
MIG T s. WRIGHT, Plf's. Atty.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06

State of Kansas, Second Judicial District, Mar
shall County,, 8. In the SecondDistrict court
for Marshall County.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06
SHOES, HATS & CAPS MEDICINES, &c.

Sumrler clothing of all varieties. ready-made
aud suitable tor the season; Gueensware and
Hardware, etc, always hand and for sale
cheap at the bargain store. ~
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06
= NEW GOODS!

y d 10 !. 2 70 2 II
have just received lot OF fresh Goods con-
sisting Of Drugs, Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, &c, Which VII be sold cheap for
ready pay. II a. A.E LOVBlLH
g Nsrynilles Juns II, 1862 s-J<B nst,sA
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01
Warning TO Indiana.

We have no doubt OF the earn.
estness of and faithfulness-nor
Of the thorough loyalty Of such
OF the members OF he Demo
cratic patty in Indiana as are
making common cause with the
republicans Of that State. We
have the utmost confidence that
me union OF the two parties, for
&c purpose Of UNFOLDING the ma
ncnal power, by the election OF
suitable men Of tried loyalty, 20
me executive offices otthe State,
vii bc q success. and one that
vii do great honor TO the patrl.
ots who are engaged ia the move
nent. But let Us in behalf OF
he Republicans OF Illinois, who
are rcaping the bitter fruit OF an
lttcmpt in the same direction.
give our Indiana friends of pure
.ailh, me benefit oil the cautioa
hat we have learned. Let them
make their selections for county
officers with exceeding care, and
vhen members Of the Legisla
n,re are 20 lie chosen. let that care
hc redoubled. Let them see to
d. that the proposed union is not
confined 60 90 the Republican
counties alone, but that il cx-
on the oasis accepted,
rom la Pore 60 the Ohio Rhv-
q. Let thcm know that their
cantidates for al places are not
Daion men with an u or Jut,
eise certain Disaster will bc the
nd Of tnc cooperative eudeav-
cr. We have tried IL in Illinois
ard know. Oar recent conven-
non is a warning not TO be for
gouea.-Chicugo Tribune.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01

OTThe power OF money is,
81 the whole. over-sStimated.-
NE greatcstthincs which have
leen done Ter the world have not
ceen accomplished by rich men,
,r by sabsc rption Isis, but by
zen generally Of small pecuni-
sry means. Christianity was
1rcpasated over halt the void
~ men Of .he poorest class; and
ne greatest thinkers, DISCOVERIES,
1ven'ors and artists have been
r,cn Of moderate wealth. many
II them litle raised above the
Condition o. manual laborcrs in
poin, OF worldly circumstances.
Ard i, will always he so. Rich
- are c6ener an impeachment
hac o Stiirulus Tor actio1, and
: many cases they are quite rs
ruch a misfortune % a blessing.
lie youth who inhcrits wealth
. apt &c have l;fc made too easy
or him, ard he 500 grows stated
,gilL ii. because lie has nothing
lei. 60 desire. Nayinguo special
ehieyA 10 strugrle for, &c tit.ds
rlac hang heavily ou his haris;
e remains morally and spiritu.
ally sSieep; AID bio position in
socletY is Often no higher than
al Of a polypus over which The
lie Goats.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01
Proclamation of the Pres
ident.
Rebel Property to be Confs-
Gated.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-The
President has issued a procllma-
ton in conformity TO the 9th sec
ton Of the act Of Congress, to
suppress Instruction, punish
treason and rebellion, to seize
and coniiscate property OF rebels,
etc, snd warning oil to cease
participating ia aiding, ia counte-
nancing, or abetting rebellion o.
pain OF forfeitnrcs and seizures, as
provided IN this act.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01

9Th. ". Bcechcr. ia q re-
cent sermon OF !aiLiul,ess il
small things, said:
Il dc not know ci any buyer
that's pays a. the devil pay Wacn
he buys men. Here - q man
who sells himself tor about one
eighth Of a pound Of chictop ia
a pound OF coffee. he prepares
his commodity with I lie, aud re-
tails II with AZ other lie. Every
tine he commits a known dis
honesty, he sells his soul; and
thousands are selling themselves
by little driblels. And j think
that a man who sells himself
thus cheats himseli--no, he
cheats the devil; the devil pays
too muca Tor him ! am informed
tina, before ,he commutation sys-
TEN was abandoned by the com
pany, men OF property and stand.
Ing il society would boldly de-
clare that they had a coMmr.a-
ton ticket in their pocket when
they had none, Tor the sake ofgo-
iug,hrough without paying, They
lied for one cent! pity the
devil. 10 not know what lie
does with surh men. 1t Is awful
10 bc chief magistrate Of parcel
of men like these. lcannot Tn
s,0nd how these exiguous, thrice
squeezed men can tic managed"
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01
War Wit.
Extracts ola letter from q sol
10 the Sunday Mercury:

Extracts Of letter from q sol
der 10 the Sunday Mercury;
Ny arm has been strengthened
IN this war, my boy. by the IN
spiration OF womans courage, and
aided bY her almost lniraculous
foresight. Only yesterday, a TAR
girl OF forty three . u IA mers,
thoughtfully sent me Il box, con
tanning TWO gross OF assorted fish
hooks, three eook-boohs, one doz-
On Of Tubes best spool cotton.
three dcor-pla,eS, q package ..
patent gcranltum roots, two Yards
o.. Brussels carpet, Rumiord's IL,
luStrated work on perpetual in
toXicatIon, ten bottles "a furniture
polish, aad some we'll paper
accompanying these articles, 50
valuable 20 Il soldier ON tie marc a.;
q note, la which the kind
hearted girl said that the ;Angs
We're inieIded Tor our sick and
wouadeG troops, and where tire
voluntary tributes 81 q loval and
woman. tried
a dose o! tie lurnturepolisA, -,
boy, Oh a chap that had the nea
sizes, and he las II 81 much
he a sofa ever sIhc", tnut cor
ncr's jury wili sit Uu Aln to.mog-
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01

We'll, what next said Mrs.
partingion, as she interrupted
Ike. who was reading the war
news--the pickets wal drove in
five miles Bless my poor soul.
but LA, VII MAKE a strong fence.
l suppose that had % he driven
n deep, to keep the Sessionadsrs
tre'a digging OFT under them"
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01

~ Dickens isa bankrupt, and
separated from lie wife. She OBJ
AIMED q divorce with sixty
pornds ; year ahmoay. For this
hc brought SUIT. and offered 70
-educe tire alimcny 90 forty Eve
oossds asruaIly--bu GOT 10 iao-
-cy. c:ckins has received oceans
% money Ter hi writings, but II
sss pouring water into a seive.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01

tsrMs-iss "A Maine editor
rus distinguishes betweea differ.
mt sorts OF patriotism:
Some estsem iisweet ard dec
5rcus e. Gle for ones country;
.,hers regard il swee,er 20 live
'or oue's country . and yet others
hold Il t. &c 50 eete- still q live
CO 0l.s S.ucir
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01
MEplc,NE.
NEW FOR
2ERMATORRHOEA
EEOSg0rd association.

PHILADELPHIA.
I Benevolent iustitu,lon. established nv
sprc4al rudOw NEST. Tor the relief -ilhe sick
SId distressed. afli ciel with y~irul,nt and
thecGre
90 Disease pf che sexual organs.
Medical advice gives grAtis.
Valuable Reports GA SpermatorrhgN. and
"the diseases ~ he sexual organs, aud on
the new remedies employed Ia the Dispen-
sary seattle thc AFFLICTED lnseais1 letter en-.
sclopc.. freecf charge. Two or.arcG Stamp.
tor rn-tAg, wiii bs acceptable.
Address, for RcporG Or treatment. Or. J.
SkfLikr HoV6k TON, AcHng SarxeOn
Howard N'~"c'asio- -. . Scala sinsh 81.
p~ailssg!As p assg--
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01

Is hereby given that the undersigned has
bsen appointed administrator OF the estate
OF John Il Hcsvearidge, deceased. Said
estate = sagyxstG 20 be solvent.
S!LAs +. GoRDos.
-! y. .sG. - Aan'r.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.
RAIL ROAD NOTICE

Pursuant 70 a resolution of the Board
81 Directors OF he Lake Eric & Paciic
Railway COMPANY notice is hereby given
20 the ruhscr.Oe.s 10 the capital stocS at
said company, ihas each STOCKHOLDERS i,
requested within thirty days Of the puhli-
cation ~ this notice, 60 pay into the office
OF the treasurer 81 said company az can
bridge City, WaSIe County, Indiana, 4
first iustallmeut Of ten (l0l per cent. on
the stock subscribed ~ him.
J.. q. RAWSOS, Pros'i
ROYAL JENNINGS, Treas.
June 20. iSG2. "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
.TVSF & 5tNEs,
Richmond. Nuginia.

Richmond, Virginia,
EEvEEAL COMMISSION IEaCHA8TS,
.ss 60 '- .s , sl,aa;As,usel A4d su9sIr rotaeeo
S..0 p,ska.-s -sE'1s sale.
.-y-s..- gsras .sl stanton Spectator, ard Fredrr
sfssurE Srs, FL sruy sua syld ON 20 WIG grh,e
1N,VIE. = vDR'OS'S ''aOtESE T0NsC, FOss
ID Iuapsoviu- tnc Condition OF Horses n !.
"a Fo-a5 s-r t AL Ds.snrys and Al Os, 'sss
e \, o.tts . s-y CO.., o. alr Ald be len Of afsr
ne aai + Improved st-r1t hsI r bl-k 70 b. arst poor
s71 IDA Ithg been us,I extensively s1se ~ Introduce O.
s, ys-, 40 n f1s ~ s-i parts O che STATE % VIZ
.n ,,rf Crl Nsv s1rS al 10 almost every QuA-s OF
sss Cr.r--ari f1. -szlssi .s steady iarreas,t; 800,
the bose o.. aa 81 ~. 49,. y. -. - ~
4TEsrNaE cars! Military caps: 5oay
" ',5-a' .. ..- =, 10. f,-,srsir
5o5ll s u4- ,1i slack CNt sat F,Eae s;y.s Caps can
~ ls P.-.-..- ,..sa IN .5 desired 20 ts- BLACK Mis-
Sap 10 &c a- 7l. tera2s 40 sa,7s, cap nov sasagi-s,
u J5iS % sy 80 81 sl,1 s.rss. -sl1oai Va, sesJ
fsUGs,4 ssFE - .aNDERSOs,
GOYERNOE STRZlc,
zF-.sslyi-s o. 81 TrsIe, ls7-rr Oh Clests "a
"a t-ss Quo 1 CJ--l-eS la4 lra-r, n-ndoE srai1
49,, 80 - "a iss:sTlzs "a ~ a. oslss =, ss5i -
u,s l-a-as -ezs a &c say - s0=a' y 's7ss YER,
40 s'sTE FARMERS OE VIRGINIA
fFNHg s-r- l- che E.-t1=r2 aut seth states hAy
: ING -aa.-s rs-- 80 a. = y2s Ts 'a a re, 'l q =.
s-y seI sEl Or vess' IN i't ,s5i ozl a-ss tA-s
81. io--fg 1f ' 9-'p ey5' otA1s your huli.r WI
ss5ss pl- e. 8 o, F-;as ~ 10 ,los a.ses q n tos
l- rrsl FH-f OBJ s1an n e. FAcls a. you
5Iv can. Del u.esss Or receive t On Goa 1,=a o.
n--. tEs thg rlArkrs pce, and - -cs Il
c-st.g r. ggl "a the lowest O rk1 PEl
ca rsI pr Fa4trser .-sy Be sent ~ Z
end g. tle Interest Of oota The iaEras-
: rs a. nts.r I4a-l as zs o. receive Aay cihes elnsrJ
- ls,- bt ry r-- g rrt call Your particular hiteu-
t1l Of, Ea5s-,s -fllge have eeel seat hsf-lilre
9 a9ta, make a. fsE-- % oar
ty-- ,gs -r-7,e ' O. fact DAT have esea engaged
= saa-,iz us ~ ~ ias Is 'lrylve ysArA All - . e
sAuPS0N JCNEs, Agent
Grocer and C0u-1s lon Aerc1s-L
azG-iEc Cor Et.z aal Oh 80, 8ch-l--d, Va
NGN AUCTION HOUSE,
FuE rIs -AIs ~ NECAosA
TFrE urts. 30 90 g. l1z---ee- izs Aaeuan bases
greet lately o--1a'l' Ug ssfI1 q eAfriAf
sell SerHeT tr-r EriY Aa privately and soAcs @
pstrot ts t i re -lc srcIrsy. Ae r.s--ts t-s
tf--s r-1rr s rr-f 20 s nH--s, Ar tzit-s trs5.'
t - 5 his long experience RI ANd, be ill be enabled q
as-ar che sleg' q-rt. he I'll make rrA sdyaEr
ca a. rro9ssY q asrl-gai r-OArcl o. arr
Srssd N re tssis Oh sF sgrs1sh1lg ample Accom-
r,sisEu1a s-- roth 4. tIskEN
On IrsnxIn, Srl dor beics Wal strret.
Al 'sta. Isv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
RICHMOND wHIG.
- MI y,hi, ,u RI,hnOnd-IaJ ths Car
rlera-

Daily " nak IA
rlers-
The grea, demand for the DAlr Ware within the oi,I'
a. ~, Nv regular as BY transient readers and the din
-, M .,.,.corly supplying both classes OF readers
bv carrying system atAP'ed only 70 office SnSse'iP-
po,7 have Induced TO resort 20 the only ieAsloe
ME Of managing arss city circulation, 20 wit the'
Of or.pasB.si 20 he CTrisS. From tas date, there
tor no subscriptions for The WHis to be left within the
,,v viii DO tsken &C tbs efce and all persons indebted
for subscription 10 the present time, within tie city are
rsuss ed % call a. tbs Oeo and settle their accounts.
TIE Carriers VIII 81 course continue to deliver the pa
per to the present subscribers and receive pay tor the
same a. the rae Of fifteen eeats per week. The public
VII nov undr- s-d ;hsg AL restriction upon the sale Oh
she Wac 6y Curriers' within tho city "a removed, an'
tia. an Who ra. Sc ly buy from the Carriers or nave
f. lss, for chem 1T thr residences or places OF business
Ssoss-5ss IJ.3, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
sPRss, 1864.
- u 81 . OOD q.

DRY 600 DIS.
asFzcF,Sgs yaa tts 80 View Of mating PsEeA ss.
IA ~. resr--.r-. son -ted examine slSoS % Dkf
GOoD- ~ 1Fa. 'rr sale
1sl-t ) 6 AUl shrtnsas
200 ulTNHrr-H,
sA Gases Ua...lsi :. ss',ng- Agd hhrdHsa,
sFh,I-s p.srF s1l sIsf.rI 0ssA5uEsss
90 pieces -s-usd ard Plata DoEsSu-a, To- ssIvsesh
u 6eois-. "a s.ags5 sairuas,.
- u sIsJ css1s Ttlcy "lurR.
10 Jr.4a-Z.,
b. Co0rlf CAntT.os,
- E.-st4rAF LEAFS act rsesfls
ALL r.-a usA mas Lusnl TOR senta SeSr
No. o,ss lr.a r'ae1s Ls-rf slain, STRIPPED Aad smeroit-
- g.F.sss a. u.rr. ,'-a "l-e-ss, Ns.inrs -, a
tLLsIE a DREWaY,
- Pss-. .t-eel,
80, ..rN-c1', Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03

go 'CU EsEA 3S oF 0EP ',Is. a.
- ~ fgTs Ayl ASFs.I soad peg 70 ~ -
..s1r- %, I "a bis 70 Qsr -ts1 Of ne ,4 a.,
sac G-rrr st .s lz Cos'ss--ts -tstes 40. -
- 49, - -.r-lv. sf-se CO Books, PSpSrs Stakota-
-. AsrlveYsnF-. ssianE Books, Ne.s WHICH vi
- !, nv thrl-s extensive Book Binde
- =. us,,-.d b. .tscrts E.riag, and Tie manufacture o.
49, -. .-,--' A MORRIS,
i'E'' r''- PubLsher and Bookseller,
- u Wan street, Redmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
" 70 Wis NEW HARROW
GREAT BARGAINS IN DIZZY GOODs

- PEcIAL notice the city and sosn;Sy SSRso street
Having very large socE Of Prns Lawns S sss sssI,
ue, hiscbsd and brown shirng ana sheSunS, OAss
nee And KsaueEy Jeans striped ana dO .sIn Shoes
a,is. TsIis, eaters; Moroceo, Kid ana OaSh
- a., ChUlrenb Shoes, Of every SIZE hI1
nj Cen 6Codi for AID boys ladies' SUI alI ps ~ SS
.,. - 10 rr,'t Mts 67k TO 81 cts: Laen bos-n -
go. Irish L'arn Is, SIH aid 81 cent? ferss1NI IAn
- ,,I IA IS cents; svs Cambria and JGeonet NJ SON.
80 49, be .stsn astonishing low Pr oesj the hnesi
hbss worfed Bands and Collars al eosl Al tnose goeos
-. ARA great many too Numerous 10 nenuoa, gaer ol
5oi sRa-ng any rore they we're bought before we
49, ,ss had eosmsn,ei Be careful that yon come to TIE
rgh. gla's' NO. - "A- JOSEPH sTgGUsr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
ssEFga.- s.FE 81 aNabEEkSC s,
rRErgF-DE STRF-n

- --sslvus o. r- a Trade la1---s, On ciosls "a
"a t-s. lu-5.a q e- CJ--'-rs aal ll-l, ".ndot srai1
PEysr algisgs CO A-- -ls .-r OIL 90 az prices .
--p-a g-al Uar lsss-clea --a g. order af s1sl 20
-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
RAILROADS, &C,
RICHMOND AND DiHVILLH RAILROAD.

RICHMOND AND DiHVILLH RAILROAD.
ESRSzE & q Ia
sUPERlNTkHDENTS oGPIoE,
RcHNosD, Aug 9th, 1851.
RUmmER MANAGEMENT
YoR THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
RICHMOND AND DANVIILE RAILROAD.
ON an after TRU GsDAY. Now 9is the Passenger Trains VIII
AA Trsn leaves Richmond daily (sundays neluded 81 1870
M but 90 sunday Train Burkesve only connecting
there n the trains the Eide Railroad for the south and
Mail rsn leaves Dan,le daily (sIeept sundsyDsis A n,
and reaches Richmond At 20, r. N. -,
On sunday will be Mall Train nom 70 Nsh.
ond leaving the arrival Of the Train from the
South and Southwest lao, NJ and reaching Richmond 81
40, P NJ az, 49, MI,
on the south Eide Railroad for Lynchburs and the South hes'
daily. ,, "A. a.. c..
HE Train DAnye connects a. Bukeye with the south-
Side Railroad trains Petersburg aud Norfolk
Through oeured, aud Baggage VIII De checked
throughto the following Points
Lynchbwg hnohVMe, ~ shu uHSN0"'
CHATTANOOGA BIistCl, memphis,
sun,t. Dalton, Vicklburg, and
Isa-.-..sry New Orleans, CoT.uLh-
OHAB. @. TALo0IT,
posp-g Superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03

EEEEEAL COMMISSION dEaCHA8TS,
.,s 60. h ne sale s, NlNaaAs,usyl A4d s9s.Ir Tobacco
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01

RS~ BESIDES the six members of The
Shriver Grays captured at the Winchester
fight, and now imprisoned in Baltimore, a
young fellow named Wells, who resided on
Fishing Greek, below this city, was NOR
tally wounded, and another named Henry
Smith, who was once employed in the
house of Thos. Hughes, was also wound
ed. Letters received from the Baltimore
prisoners mention no other casualties in
this rebel company. The prisoners in Ball
tiEaOre write that they are much in want
of clothing. o. Cracraft, son of DR.. Graz
craft, of Trtadelphia, aud young Lutz,
nephew of Sebastian Futz, are among the
Baltimore prisoners.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01
p@TuE Founrn ONO TrNEs.-FHE VII I,

BS-THE Fourth ONO TTNEs.-THE VIZ
LACE OF BATTLETowH.-We have RECEIVED
from W. W. Holiday, Wagon Master Of the
First Virginia Regiment, a little newspn-
per published at BerryvilIe, Clarke County
by some of the members of the 4th Ohio
Regiment, called the ''Fourlh OHIO Times"
1t is spirited little sheet aud contains a
great deal of valuable information to the
friends at home. Berryville is the termi-
nous of the Berryville & Winchester Pike,
ten and half miles East from Winchester
and twenty and half miles from Harper's
Ferry. "A Pike leads from here to Snick-
ersvilIe Gap, on to Charlestown, and anoth-
er to Millwood, six miles distant towards
Front Royal on the Manassas Gap, r. r.,
where a body of confederates. are now
posted. 1t is the County seat of Clark
County, and contains about five hundred
Inhabitants Court House-Jail-four
Churches-two Printing Establishments,
a male and female Seminary-aS Steam Saw
Mill, several Stores and Groceries, Car
riage Shop-three Blacksmith Shops
many fine residences-and swarms of. bees,
niggers, and Shiuplasters. Hayo.
Berryville was formerly known as Bats
tletoWn and IS famed for deeds Of Yalor.A
1t is the old home of Gen. Morgan, who
was the prince of ''cOck fighting" and pu-
gilistic sports. He afterwards removed to
his farm which he called "Saratoga," one
and half miles from Wildwood. Here he
built spendid residence employing He's
sian prisoners of war on the work, and
here he died. He was buried in Winches-
ter. At "Greeu Hill" half a mile from this
village on the old Taylor farm, is still
standing the office used by Gen. Washing
ton when surveying the estate of Lord Fair
fax, who lived at Grcenway Court, twelve
miles distant.
Truly the famous Valley OF Va, has
heard the tread of armies in all our wars,
and consecrated as it is by the blood of
braves, and the graves of heroes, it should
be the last spot in oil our fair land to raise
hand against the flag that our ancestors
bore in proud triumph from the battle
fields of the Revolution.