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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-10
n@aIf any of our readers are anx-


ious TO Know the objects the present
administration or the party now in
power haveinProsccatiug the civil war
that is affecting the whole country,
they can find out by reading the Pres
iient's Emancipation Proclamation, aa
article in to-day's Sentinel, headed
e>Honest Old Abe and Honest Old ST.
mon: and an article fra,a Medary S
Crisis, headed-"0sr Var Party
War;" aud the Presidents S Message.
BY reading the documents we have
npmed, carefully, shey will know the
full objects the Administration Of A.
brsham Lincoln have in carrying on
this war. When the war was first in-
sugurated, We werelaboring under the
impression 'thatthe Administration wa,
only making aSsr for the restoration
sof the Union sRd the preservation Of
the Constitution, With that under.
standing *e gave our influence and our
mcs.s towards assisting the Admins,
station III its prosecution of the war
for the objects named in the preceding
sentence. Developments that have
csme to hight since the war commenced,
have satisfied us that We were very
much mistaken: and that tho only Oh.
jocts Mr.. Lincoln and his AdminStra-
sioa have in carrying on the war, is the
freedom Of all the negroes in the South
and obtaining "shoulder straps and
"fat contracts. y The documents we
have referred to prove all that we in this
article have charged against Mr., Lin'
coins administration. Those that wish
the war prosecuted for the purposes we
have charged that it is now being car
ried on for, car assist in prosecuting il
just as far as they please. For our par
we shall have nothing to do with sus
,taining an Administration that's pros
ecuting wal with no other objects il
view but freeing negroes and robbine
the Government. When the war i;
prosecuted in an honest manner for the
purposes Of restoring the Union, pre-
serving the Constitution, leaving the
negroes where they are, and Furnishing
severely all robbers and plundercrs Of
the government, and the poor soldiers
who volunteered to assist in restoring
the Union, then we will say amen tt
it, but when the Administration is only
carrying it on for the purposes of free
ing and stealing negroes, robbing the
government and the brave soldiers.
then we are done with either talking
for or sustaining such an Administra-
ation in its present outrageous prosecu-
tion Of the war. That's all.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-10

We publish this week, and shall con-
tinue to do 50 during the present ses-
sion, the full telegraphic reports Of the
proceedings of Congress. They will
befound to be very interesting.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-10

10 EJ Secretary Stanton purposely
,omits the battle Of Antietam from the
list Of victories he records as having
been won in the Department Of the
East. r.at paa
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-10

s@lsas- The Committee on Ways and
Means Of the House Of Congress are
already at work on the Tax Law, con-
aidering amendments thereto, which
have been urged as indispensable.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-10

-yeaIza of EasAa,0fitieai PrisOner.
s'aAfr. A.. IL. Fessenaen, Of Wisconsin,
was ordered to be released. from the
military prison in St. Louis, uncondi-
tiopaIg ons the 18th ulta "the charges
against him not having bees sustain>
ed" The order for his release arrived
a. the prison hospital on the same day
cg. but 4 few hours subsequent to, bis
death
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-10
sEOnest Old Abe ,aMd Honest Old
va r.,,.i 81. tr trS;iRsRs,ba.g .grG q, .. ..t,g


Z In the McKrNsTRY trial, before q Cour,.
martial now going on in st. Louis the fol
lowing evidence was adduccd: las sis.
Major MeKinstry here asked ths Judge
Advocate to read the letters referred to.-
The Judge Advocate read as follews:q lr9s
9i@ NV AsHrNGToN SepiembeF 10 1861
-. McKinstry,R Brig Idier Gef ssal and
Quartermaster, st. Louis. stss4,9a- iaas
"Pernit me to introduce. James b Lamb.
Esq, oil Springfield, Illinois o. aa,s 8g}& 5f
II have known Mr.. Lamb Tor q crea. ma.
ny years. his reputation for integrity and
ability to carry ont his engagements are both
inquest oned, and ] shall be pleased, II ccn-
sis'ent with the public good, that YOU will
make purchases OF him OF any army supplies
needed in your department, ia72 s1iie71oii
.naasisa "Your cbt dent servant. .s'F
i ps tade "a. LINCOLN"
| aliz WAsHINaIoN, September 8, Ie61s
~. Mek,nsnys BrigsGier General and
QuarferInaster st. Louis: q sg5q
Sir-The bearer OF this, James L. Lamb.
ESQ, OF Springfield, Itlmois. is the personal
friend Of the Prosideni a. well as nv own -
he is gentleman OF integrity and business
capacity, and ia any engagement entered in>
to will no doubt, be tai hiully carried OUT
AS Illinois is bearing her burden of the war,
both IN furnishing men and means, II il the
desire ofithe administration that the ci,izens
OF that State should have fair share Of the
Government patronage dispensed In your dc.
partment. H'youcan do any hing for Mr..
lamb in purchasing supplies you will
obiige, provided he will make his prices suit
you. Your obedent servant, sl sTii3sg4o3
r:i5t 39 Il I aYnSIM0N CAMERON
ia. fs'1 gas ai tuSecretary lof Warl''i
The contract was most unlortunatc ops
for the Governmentas Among Lambs part
Iners was q partner oi the son Of ''honest ST.
mon Cameron" and among those who were
to receive money from IL in the shape ofa
present was Mrs, 1Grimsley, relative of
Honest Abraham's wife, and an inmate of
the White House. CoiDmentis unnecessary.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-10

rg The question whether Burnside
IS to be superseded, has become like
that Of foreign recognition; both are
resolved into the phrase--not at pres
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-10
Dem ocratic Again.

a. New York has again gone Deinocra,
ticin the election Of Mayor and other
city officers, by tremendous majority.
See fourth page.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-10

Terrible HseDnke Of Despoiism.
- DR.. Olds has been elected Represen-
tative from Fairfield county, BY ma
iority Of 2, 500 votes.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-10

Ba-I 1t is proposed hereafter to call
Dave Tod "Potbelly' instead of Pot>
metal Tod, No use in calling fellow
one thing always.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-10

G@- What q blessed thing it would
have been for the country, if Abe Linz
coin had considered his peace calling
as well as his election sure.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-10
one oi the Tricks.

b The Cincinnati Enquirer says that
one Of Che tricks of the Abolitionists at
the Democratic jubilee meetings is to
shout for JEFF. Davis, and then charge
IT ppon the Democrats. This has been
tloae iii more than one instance. 81
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-10

The president has sent Tor confirma.
ton to the Senate the nomination OF Briga-
dier Generals Syke end Butterfield 10 be
Major Generals; and sixteen Colonels TO be
Brigadier Generals.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-10
1hc"NiHe Hundred ThOusand''
.,4. Coming

II is with feelings Of supremest satisf,c4
iion that we are enabled To announce that
the Nine Hundred Thousand Men whom
Greeley promised would be Forthcoming to
swell the grand armies Of the Union as soon
as the Presidents Abolition Proclamation
was issued, will arrive in Washington city
lover the le(i) from Central New York, New
England. Ohio, &c, some time in the acourgo
of next week, in the following 1ti E1sF
.-| ORDER OF PR0cEs. Ion: "a siH gw
Provost Marshal, with aids ia Lincoln
V-- 1m Et# green. POS ot sDduaEE
Senator Sumner, OF Mass escorted BIZ
Ohasseurs d'Ariqne.s ,ss3la'1
a = Provost MAJ sbsisg .is-3 5w
Governor Andrews, OF Mas; with ths
.Iu Knights Of Altoons. .ais1' Estf
..ro4 GT7 Bard. cad tsg'ssuFai
o .sss. Contra Bands 3qgsi st1
Managers Of the Underground Railroad two
H.H HaAJ5a abreast. s@ Less 7aEa
9a. aa- Provost Marshal. 2aJ.a ..sa
Joshua R. GIddings, Frederick Douglas
(black many and Abby Kelly Foster,
|. representing The Graces. 0asF
Strong Minded Women. ed
Rev. Henry Ward Screecher. ..N
Sergt Fl'z9erald' OF the Corcoran Legion.
oaHt SiNt, On LSt."
More Contrabands. GhFa'a
Superintendent Of the Negro Schools at Port
..atFfs laa Royal. if..li!N3 Hai'asE
'ae glProyo't Marshal. a5sd a1s5"
l.. ShoGdv Contractors 800 - F1at
The Libcllers ol Gen Mcclellan, biting o
..f ... 4a file -f3rHG.'., gHa~rt
Aunty Slavery led by TncIe Tom, "a
III Hs Fremont. .aa'es1
e., More Shoddy Contractors. 3 s*ir
The Ghost Of Magma Charta 5w
Goddess Of Libe;ty, with Broken Constitu.
Knights OF the Order OF Fort Lafayette.
. Provost Marshal ~ = W
The mortal remains OF Labsds si"
..- H Corpus Esq '. ..55i -
b. H Pail Bearers. .sis3'yafFE
.s Mourpers, etc. 'eYaa
Provost Marshal as i E5.ai
Armv Spectators.
Field Marshal Horace Greeloy and Staff
with assistants bearin, Paniara's Box,
Tableaux Representing Servile Insur; &C.
ton Iaung st D,rning, -Apeth o.
sis Of Tous,int L'Overturs, etc. a+sa,F
..s.u s Provost Marshall. sa5ag# '9
The Gcnius Of Dsunion. aRts
Banner with the inscription, "L.t the
a i Union slide.1 asst a5t wa
Band. .aN 81
Air-"John Browns body lies mouldering
in the grave,'' etc. t'FF
Elitors OF Gadz Republican, Guernsey
Times, Noble County Republican, and
Tuscarawas Advocate, with tire 1l.!
editor ofthe Belmont Chroni.
Gle, q contraband baby, in 2
esd their arms. Er 3cHsr E7a
. Provost Marshal. Moe f'sHg
Rev. DR.. Cheever, with q Man and d
.n.Fs Iaa ss Brother. r .Ht' N.
r. Delegates Exeter Hall. H7sa.gt1
Postage Stamps li ios
.as @ w il d g. A w k es. 90
.a Contrabands. aag a1 f-
W Provdst Marshal. u '.rs .sa-.
More Wide Awakes. 10 .n Hsl.
Nine hundred and ninety nine thousand
a..l Substitutes 9pa.lJ el 7H
The route of the procession will be
along the Underground Railroad, through
the Realms of Imagination. until il reaches
the Limbo Of Vanity aud Paradise Of Fools,
when the crowd will be dismissed until
next election day. g v-g37ad =, ,1aH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07
FRR RApPAHASHocK vRoyrtER-rHE ENEMY
ADYAHOE AND FALL BACK.

The Fredericksburg Herald Of Friday evening Gays
The Fedsras still occupy the country north oil the
Bappahannofk in the county OF fsuquier and upper
edge of Stafford and had not attempted TO cross the
river up to last advices Is presumed tina. their
guard Of roa Is above in three rent camps 10 for the
purposs of allowing large force to work quietly in re
lrng that part OF the railroad lying oetweea warren
ton Junction and Rappahsnncck Station aud that no ad'
vance il contemplated until the railway 10 rebuilt As
some sx days work has been dons TIE road mus no"
b, nearly ready The force Of the Fsderas in that guar
ter varously estimated at from fifteen to sixty thou
sud.
We arc informed that all the steamers going up the
tomac river s.erdsy rad attached TO item numbers
of large fiat boats indicating that forces we're TO be
brought down from Washington for landing al some
point on the Potomac.
Two couriers arrived here yesterday afternoon at
o'clock stating that 5000 Of The enemy, 1000 cavalry,
and 900 infantry tai advanced from Transport to
AQUA Church 10 Stafford soma 10 miles from this place
LIS. night part of this force reached Stafford D.,
IL IN les from here, where they went IL ID camp Ad
from hers this morning represent that the infantry
ie back at about O'Clock this mornog, and we're fol
loved BY the cavalry sunrise Another stat ,ment
hat the whole party retired at o'clock, last ght
The small body OF cavalry that We bad at st fjrd O.
T. fell back yesterday afternoon mile or two towards
Frederick burg prepared to contest tbs advance The
report that lost two thseo Of cur pickets s be-
eved TO be untiu Il is said all havs since personally
reported themselves.
we near mat nFey ektnsn took psce ottEeeh
forty Texan scouts and party OF the enemy early
yesterday uing above afIrd O Il. One Of the Tex
ass cure that he brought down Colonel at of biz
sat ts judging from the style of uniform by him.
The osr fell dead from his saddle in full sight of the
Texan.
We have Ii on pretty good authority that whilst Al
Stafford Courthouse the enemy destroyed aud mulated
the records OF the countone report that they burnt
them out this is not we'll authenticated.
They also took the silver from several private families
10 the neghborhooi and perpetraed several other
OF infamy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07

RAILROAD AccIOEEr.-A collision took place on the
Central railroad one mile east Of the Junction. yester
day morn ing about O'Clock. One train conveying
the ii Alabama Regiment, (Col Seibsls) towards lie
destination. The other q train'of empty cars. TIE
90 cusson forced the third car Of tns troop train
into the fourth car which was Occupied by comprpy
Gait ". L. Gordon, crushing the wood sork, and pro
ducing general wreck from which it il miraculous that
any should have emerged alive. Out Of forty Ave
In the car only Lieut. Graham and three Others escaped
unhurt Private VIM ID .np's aud little boy, the sen
of Sergeant Wilson, were killed 0ne Of the 6rmen OF
| the traa a-o killed. Tnree men pamsd James D.
ran VIM p illips, and Addison Moore, had their legs
broken The others we're more less jared. II tb.
third car, occupied by company b. Cap: kennedy, L.
Saxon, Setgean' Pu'o.l! aud privstes Philips, Do~dy
Doyle, and G. W. b Ian, were injured. Toe las. had
one OF hi, legs fractured. The wounded brought
10 Richmond a train sent up for them arriving here
yesterday AfteTroor. The reg met transferred to
train On the tdIcksburg road and continued their
Journey. We have not been able to learn deflity the
cause Of the COLLATION. bat take il for granted ihsi it
tae result Of E'ggence Tho engineers Of both trans
tearing the oxl,petaied soldiers would wrerk summary
v6ngeincs upon them, fed to the woods Instantly aud
escaped The fireman Of the troop train says that he
Discovered tho advance o! the other train, aud not :.
the engineer who promptly reversed the engine and
thereby reduced the force Of the coSon As neither
tran was thrown from the track Ehess will be no later
fu2 ion Of transpCr'ai4n,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07
FROM THE TENNESSEE RIVER.

MOBILE, April "A general G. gsgement il sIpec's'
daily in Tennessee. Orders have been given to clear y
hospitals and prepare for the reception Of the w:ano
Gen. Buell. reported to be near tie eastern shore o. To-
Tenness'e Ever 10 COZ juno ion with column fro Nasl
VILE The Confederans are rapidly concentrating, am
are confident Of victory
The sbelllpg OF Island No. 10 still continues without
'f.ct. One Of the enemys Run-bosts and one Of tb
transports have been badly ij1red. N, further move
msnis above. The enemy have sbsnd med Uri,n Gil,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07

-FT 4 Nav MIIlco.-FrOm G1r:bsrn scurcss We lea .
thai Santa Ts uGs evacuated BY The Gsdsra on the 9th
nit Tue troops and supplies we're uiihirAWn to FoFI
UaOn The stores thu, could not be removed At AlsR'
isrqls aud Santa y, distributed to thePoor Col.
sougs Of ColoraIo arrived For! Uaion With $50 me-,
having marched 100 nilss in four days. Toe total
strength AZ that pace Is nov 1870 They Ecud firm a
laetion with COL CAnby.
Dol Candy Al ForI Craig on the losh viii so
regulars and the sane rumber Of Volunteers AID supple
for sixty DAYS Tue adva-os Of T,Ilns sa' a: Ago
dIuss, forty ave miles from Santa Fs on the An.
Another BAIL, Eis eTppe,sd before TIE 1T o! April.
Ybis stage sAlI,d from Fort UaiOn, ana brought DO
mail or papers from SAns - stock Apd coaches having
been taken "a he road between Fort UlOn ard Santa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07

sLAVFRT II TIE DlsrKcr on OcLuMBlA-T1, bl for tie
emancipation Of savsg in the Ds.e' Of Columbia SSH
under consolidation IL the Gorilla Congress- NJ S-uS
bury Of Delaware has made speech against it, n.tes
s,uats Tue following substitute for the bill offered by
Garrett Davis Of KY. e.ed-ls votes being ess'
o. each side, aad Haulu, the President, vO'iDg ia
the negative.
Llie sdv.es from the District, state ihs tie oVrer'
Of slaves there removing .hem as fast as po'shle
and " TIE time the &C ebolhng 'iAvery eau DC Psss
81, hardly one asls-sOded bond servant vii DO sfC-
the sss lev days
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07

LAIER yRoH THE Rio GRAsDs -BsownsTille dates to
tie II: {, kavs been received at New Orleans The
itsh frgas Ratio, With Sc guns, just arrived at the
mouth Of to Rio Grsr de- Capt JAdtral informed the
authorities Of MatsmotAs tha. he will not interfere fur
her in Mexican commerce. Spanish and French mt :
O.. var expected in few s,trade being r-,sablshtd
not to be interresd with again The British Vice Con-
sol a. MAtamoras advises British menofwar to al no
frt6r irhrtsrsnes in trade at hstAmoras Lghterirg
all in Mexican ha ds. Twenty-Five merchant vessels are
waiting 70 be discharged
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07
nxlI I1EKS.

TAE CrIT CouKon--rhe members OF the City Council
assembled, Saturday, at the Council Chamber, viz
M,srs Haskins Hill charison, Stokes ard Talbot, oil
Jefferson Ward; Messrs Burr OfuiohHsld, Grst.an Scott
| aud Wynne, OF Madison Ward and Messrs Denoop,
Epps, Glszsbrook, Griffin and Saunders, Of Monroe
Ward.
The members we're sworn in by Alderman SauIsy.
Mr.. Saunders was unanimously reelected President
and Mr. Morton, Chamberlain and Mr.. Stratton A16i-
tor. @.
On motion OF Mr. Scott, committee o. three wss ap-
pointed examine tho returns Of the late election and
ascsr.an the OF the officers elected The commit.
tee accordingly appointed, and, having discharged
the duty assigned 10 them, pr, scented report which
adopted.
Va molten of Mr. Brrr the lollswiDg preamble and
resolution WAS adopted:
Whereas, The city oil Richmond is authorized by act
tf the Legislature la $500 900 In notes under the
de iominsfion OF one dollar be il
to report TO the Council plan for the sue Of Raid notes.
comprising the denominations the amount of each de-.
DOMINATION, the style Of the notes the mole in which
they shall be signed the compensation tor signing and
such other recommendations will, 10 their opinion
best ad p the sns to the public need and convenience
Mr.. Gsatan submitted q noioe TO be published In the
daily prrs, in conformity with recent act Of the -
sslauro calling in for redemption the small notes here
oforc s,ged by the city Of Richmond Il is presumed
shat the ctz will be in hurry to respond 70 this
call which, understand Il, is mere iormay TO
avoid the penalty OF issuing the notes.
Ga moiioo the Council adj ,uraed until S o'clock,
n. Monday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07

CoSGRtssoSAL.-N0.h.asS Il importance YES done IN
ire S5nasr Ss;u,dly. NJ. Clay, Of Ala, introduced
a. the o. c; Of which s to Suppress the vice Of dsurk
slasss in ,hs army The Il Vas referred TO the Com
Isstss on Military AaAirs and merits PsonPs eoasesrs:
ton We Ou;tld 70 thu. Erds7 last the Com.
l.tss on F6AIes rssossei adversely SPon the House
6il szspanJing tbs Ara.
In the House, spicy debate a resolution offered
hy NJ Fose- Of Ais. askiag Information Of the PIesi-
d,nt as to the sassI OF Csc Lee and also What the
,,Jzrt 9. ss q for the OF nsuoers in their inter-
ssgrss unh tAs spAslnsats, soOS P.aev
Iais Procee0log vas brought about By The offensive
bslrirg either Of Gen. Lee OF bis subordinate
10 SenAo.s and members vhO Vsl'ed the War DsPatt'
msnt o. business.
A resolution uas Idop,ed issrue:iDg the Attorney
GnerA have printed the ,urnA and proceedings Of
ghs voa.so0l shat ts.- TIC Provisional and permS'
hsas Constitution Of sbs Confederate States.
TIE pagers committed to The care Of the Atior-
Dsy General By the Provisional Congress
1s- -, -' 70 SiAAE' zoe hour Of EeetirR frVI-
a tOlt.
JOINT resolution, rendering to Gen. Jackson ard be
command the thanks Of Cor gress for their CALAMITY in
the late battle Of Ksrnsioun, sAs adopted.
Several rssoa.ioss of inquiry we're sdoPea, and enc
or tvo ubir portan bills paSsSd after which the House
vent into secret . .iOu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07
FRON ISLAND No 10

NOBLE, April b'b.-A special d. so.tch to tho Ner
orleans Pcsyune, from Memphis, dated the ns.an,
says that very storm occurred at Fort P Low sn
Island No. 10, on Tuesday night last The i.,sm.
Kinswhs Valley was cartzsd and wrecked, and the me-,
OF beard hoatei down towards Nav Madrid, bu, yer
savid by the steamers De Soto and Grampus. Nan,
we're without clothes They arrived on TIE Scotland.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07

THE PaEslDzSr's KIsDSEs.-0l yesterday the Pee; :
dsat visited the wounded I9diss referred to In toe oSe
enlanu Of the Wig and expressed warm synpAhy Tor
the unfcr,unats SOereS Addressing the 0hsr soldiers
be sid be intended to share their fate the nsGi bait
6sld-eome veal or voc, he you'd Be With thsm-And
Whatever ght OsIs ghshsr victory OF defeat en'ued ct
ooe thing be assured then-"he cause Is saie We viii
co.. qa,r 10 The end" Toe address vas very brief but
me ssc vas magical putting the soldiers sho we're
souewha; depressed b. the scCdeai, in EloFocs spFF
We chrOrc'e this ioclsat viii insIposbls pleasure
H,fe;sfoEs the President has pot exhibited that warm
humAa sympathy which becoes toe leader Of Erea!
case ir das hour, aud which .as the heart AID -
,,rs, .ns --7s o. tee colder a. nO;kirg es, does
ole .O,,l Q. Ike 1Akts the Wttls world kir. Let
TIE Presds6t show himself = man Of feeling, le, hiR
Viss ire to,Pal' let him on all proper occasions, en-
oOu-ags tbs aea Who ere ayhtnE OGE bsIies, SD he
vii Quickly bseeHs sAAS ne ought Ill slOrs TO have
essl, he loved snd hOOOrsd esisf Of glorious cArs:
sad great people.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07

WHAT VIRGINIA has DOEE.-We have i, from good
authority thu, snOs the cement Of hi, war the
COmnOesoolb Of Virginia has furnished and
nAnsat sui6e b. " ,q4ip 10000 men. TsIs IS ,Iclu
sive Of captured a, Norfolk H,rpsrS' Ferry
vHgiaA has done her Psrs vt and l. 10 tine hAI bar
rsylsgs sSoali esass their SlEndsrOas Slapg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07
THk90RAPRIo.
GLORIOUS NEws-THB ooHFEDERArEs vIoro-
RI0US AT CORINTH.

Aobnr. April Ga great battle took place at corpb
this morning. Our soldiers attacked and fought The
Fsderss with immence bravery and volsrcs drove th.
enemy back with great slaughter and captured eeh,
batteries and many prisoners The erem,s whole arm,
was engaged Gen. GLADDEN. lost bis left arm.
Authentic information resolved this eysuirg SAYS that
we shall destroy or capture the Federal force No fur.
Their particulars
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07
OVERsEERs! OYKRseERs!

Wish to the ervce' Of two me1 over
ys Of age, iu hing V III county n N ns-
dat esgemSnt desire ash l. VII on h'far-
ending 70 ti'n provisions for hse asd
nh 2I-efv Ga )HGE TAYLOR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07

RrsIsNATIoS OF FIDIaAL 0IEtcEEs The keup 5
ATslnehs sarts that uPoo TIE reception a. EashV 10 CT
LteOlns message to ConsraSs the suhj,et Of
spston, eighteen FEDERAL ecers resigned their
Es.isIs and returned home. Tas fac. was staei in :
psvll. latter frOa source entitled to full ercdenes. Il
wis Addressed 20 Of the most asirglsLsd citizens
Of Menpbis.