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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
DIEn.

"a HAupsh-e comfy Va, NE 50 inst IL,
FEYTON M Is y, * a s. years
Aso, he la Of he inst, AARON ". ESNELL, Of
tie sgn- g. D4th rmbs Of Capt
q Ma-ya1d ca nd attached the 2lst Va Reg
1n- r. ID 70 nehss'sr the f4nerAI
s. aes Were peri IA E3lisousl Church. By ihs
QIrtori Chaflan % he H. Ten tFinsut Co.'S p
I'D hs after o. Aehmlndl ornet 7 CSC IT 70 tn old Ep
o13Al Blrynf c. urd. nov re " thsis r,u dnN
They had rTry Aentan avn then, Aad 50 Of friends 10
n rh csrri.nG ana sslsinOrs papers plsass e'py
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15

AMY C0LP5KrAGs-we invite the attention Of our
raiders to the notice Of meeting to be held te'norro"
sv,ppg. A, the Second Baptist Church, ia behalf OF
Aruy o. loortsge This Jet commcnds itself TO tue
attention o. every ciiI,n and should enlist the sympathy
"A r.ire cn.nnarl,ion Of all.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
TROPHIks.

T.,nIAr ar luUu, ,uuIYJtYPhAhs. 49,,
earbine property tfths Con edesA. STATS having
from the Uuel A.es which In the Ids Ct
the CondsAey AID held ~ them ~
ph-i Ihs urgent need FOR these Of them
cid coed and bad broken and IoCnd, l.
Of the Vell tas- = hep; CT The Geld
k III, lie with fosl piece or hut oek Money
b their Places they ought ~ bl Oh and th-
absence from the field will surely cost blood
Al ns these partI then, IGNORED 10
return aud m,gtfAss and police ocrs every where,
rtqdssd apply law TO thote having pzhsr hoses patti
Lei them be Immediately BY exprcsI to "Ordnasce
once Manassas Juaction whore all charges en- vii be
paid ALEXANDER,
fll-M Oh Ord. Amy q the Potomac
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
fsl5

NT0Sr VALUABLE G sANITR FRONT TIN.
vi emenI, In the city OF HiehmOnd. aoJoih-
Ing Ihe raiders BdnS. for sale.
Sss aahihsd 70 sell the very vslaA lie 6rane rom ehe
nsnL located A b We occupancy Of hest John
sion Harv od A. he's rhs not only large
having dry lar, veil hgttd, bat among the beat
built 10 lhh city. ApPlyte ---.o., A..
felB-H eODDfN q APfERsONi Auo0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
SOLDIERS LODGE,
IorH srRIrr BxrwIEs MAN AND CARY.


INo2 the purpose tErdn lndg ard food OF
sold utlCuIh passns III city.
sble - Lb.Ar comforts elsewhere, Apoton OF the large
Oh between In and Cary street, btel pag
control An efficient ntsrdent viii be Ia attendance
AZ all times. When Ssary, uk.u will be furnished cut Ting
the holder 70 isL
yor further eoq the Confederate TrsnpoA.
cee Of Capt Wood Aad Of the popsors OF various
hetes WM p. AGNPOLD,
fela-lv Chairman Army Commit = 7. Y. o. A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
~RELIGIOUs NOTICE

AA ing vii Reid a; the 2nd Bsptst Chsrsh OF ih'
iy On next "a dly oSaing, 1t ~ oci, bshA OF ANY
Csportsxe Ii Gov. a no tlEae, Hon H. foid l. l. /.
IL Curry ADD others expected 10 be present. And
10 oliver Addresses I'll
Auvh5 ntrettd moral OF 50 disrs
are earnestly requested - be present. telo-H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
@, s, ARMY NEGOTIATIONS.

DY AUraoRIrY-J. W Z NOoLpH. I9l Main Street. has
ID published by authority Of he Seereary War undr the
ipevsion oeer Of tie AuiAnt Gene ais Once, he
hrst nat (Which contains al the Quarter Masters
Pay sub,Anoe Nnd Medical Departments incu,iye OF the C.
Army R-guEionL Price tlh0 mall post paid. The whole
eOmpse will be ready 10 February and sold At the
urfce b1un
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15

The Honorary and Contributing Members OF the L.
/ Blues, are rtQQestsd 20 nee; on the Capitol Square
on Sunday morning, l5,a Instant 10 O'Clock, With
5 - brsG't knot sHd cslps the III arm attend the
fuaersl Of Cips. D. JGSSING5 HIsK.
By order Of "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15

Q. u oclCcE
The order OF Procession.
gILIrARV HsCORT.
Squadron Of Cavalry, Cap: CAsEle
Y bic Guard, Lieut. Gay
Oksers and PrvAtes az The Wise Legion Ia Richmond.
OdMsm5ers and present NJ mb,rs o. Company ,.
Honorary Aad Contributing Msmb,-s o. l. l. Blues.
d ,tAchmsnt Of the z. L l. B uader l.. SIaAAy.
0ssonic fraternity.
BODY.
Flnly and friends Of the j s,ssed
Gn2loyees OF the Richmond "E5QIirsr" OaoS
& ehnond TypogsPaica! Society
CuH Us.
The military sseOr, and public bodies o, The process
4 70 gill assemble hIltpAst 10 A. H., % Sunday, At
he Capitol Square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15

MAYoEs OcUU.-Ye stsriay, Tom Linton, charged
With stealing Al exceedingly shabby and ragged over
,,., and worn OF, axe. vas remanded for eK,nina
Toe Tom s4y. that hst,s' stranger met him on the
3 sin ba-k about day break "Wednesday, ard delivered
The ar css 10 him With the request that he would get
,aem sIohAaged somewhere for cap. He Was pro-
,,sdiug TO DO Wien arrested
Chr stopher Kisssn and James Austin, charged with
ste,iav car sprues from the Central railroad company
var, hailed 10 $500 20 answer tor the alleged GU nee.
RI Walker. charged with assaulsing Andre" Lei'ch
VA bailed in $500
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15

pAINT,-H,,sIho rrs pTsi Paint Rect Oh AID ssIsu
q "''"TV'' ~ : amaze,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
SECOND DAYS FIGHTING AT FORT DoNELsoN-
TIE EsEHY REPULsED.

NAssvIS. Feb. IS A dispatch MAS received hero
tonight dated a! Fort Donaldson to-day, at aHpast
eleven o'clock A NJ Il states that She firing OF artl.
eIy connected this morning. before SUNRISE asd had
continued Increasingly up TO that time. number OF
ices rapidly firing. Occasionally the enemy KEEP
st respectful distance. Field ariilry engaged all
Slopg the line.
FoRr DoSEIsos, Feb. 1873 o'clock ard as minates.
- The firing has cessed-possioy that the enemy may
change po6iiiops We have so far rspused the enemy
at every point on our line Oar loss is small TIE Fed.
era gunbOsis retired and think they seriously
i1j Ired. Our men are in fine spirits
Fokr DoSEIsoS, Feb. l3-Aternoon-Ths day has
almost past, and We still hold our own. We have re-
pals the enemy aud driven back their gunboits, and
whipped them by land and They still lie around
probably 10 attack o-moroW again. Our loss is not
very great while the onemy's must be heavy. We have
had lively fghiag AID heavy cAnnousdlag ali around
the lice all day. We have repu'sed tho enemy every
where and We are satG q have III Ired the gun.
materially, a. they relrvu our uTSs Arv
sntrepched all around.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
OTI.s

L. persons having claims ssLss The est o. hats Raw
"A jobs cests Of Bsnsvp county, AZ. rssast no w me
" Nv -" F''"r Beaver Dan Depot
t,,i-s1s Hsssvy Sssno, " .'siA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
CcPr oT A PRIVATE DISPATCH.

NAsEvIIIx, Feb. Is-The fight continued all day at
Fort Dopelsoa. We repu.ssd the enemy at all points
ct cur line The Federal gun boats retired evidently in
jlrsd. Oar loss vas small and our are in aue spr
l.. The fight will probably be resumed tomorrow
Toe above /, merely confirmation Of Dispatches previ-
ou.ly published
NV ORLEANS. F,b IA private dispatch from
Nashville says disp,.oh had bsen received their from
Cave City, from Gen 10 itoa, which states that We
had eighteen killed and fifteen wounded at the battle
a. Fori Dontl.on. The sneny's loss Ia killed was
from four to five hundred. General Pillow has whip.
ped the Yankees, and their gunbOats materially dan
aged.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
u4sOVIC NOTICE..

IN ntu-s Of Metropolitan LO5gA No. II, .rsrs- Al
il aasssd = Attead . eAned mseiiaE a. her Lodge NJ
p % On NArShau San and IN Streets On San A
aay srnag q OK s'elosk 10 asts a ths fanerA Of sro
S SsSssS ofIQ IL 10 g. 81 80 iSo ~ GAi Ell transient
A,sAFsn IN ~ sig invilsd 70 uniie uiA ~.
~ pgdar q VI, =. $1,000. -.
RNt ~ l'cKsa 60
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15

cPF.CE RICHMOND PEIER.BURG RAILROAD o.
Richmond, Va February II, ls62. (
ON aad Gne- Monday, the 18th tast the VAL Train
" this read win kSnnond Al quarter before ave- A. NJ
nstAd OF I've, A. NJ, As heretofore H. GILL;
seia General supt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15

HTrRoP5LrrAS Hall The personaiiou concert " on
"Wednesday right by Harry Mac rhy, for the bereh Of
the sick and pou d soldiers vi lied the Of s2lS
the receipt Q! uhioh has been sekaowedsed by Mr. W.
p Nuufor5 Chairman Of this Committee. The euter-
i5mel, Is gwen oy Nj. Mccarthy TO sf1rd much
anus nsrt 20 the crowd who attend them. he per
.,uaus York. shire Irso Yaakee and Dlel eccentiic-
ties II burlesqle style aud win each psrsonlio1 in
rroduc,s comic or national song. He ia assisted oy
Mss L7tis E,'e,e, Who d,vershes the performances
Nth dance and Toe p-rsoaatoa Of Il" Yankee gall
W, barn that there viii be entire change OF pro-
,rAnns for this evenings entertainment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
YUyERAL oY UAPE. v JENNINGS WISE
The Order OF Procession.

The fun, "a Of the la'e Cap. v. IENNNGs WIsE vii
take place rCm s. James Church. OF SuLdAy morning,
.. u o'cCcE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
o o MN 81 OIL.
AUCiIUh SALEo.
FUTURE 2AYS.
~ eopDIN A APPyssoy 1roTs


rNRUsT EE'S sALaOs vALUARLRu MILLING.
\ sroperisi on the souta side of James fstyer.
in tue town OC nanclesIer-fttb the r11u a sf n. ,sr,
W Iiss AID andrew hose, uuste>s In ed OF rrs
from % ePh Brum nell, ths pubs auc n on the p-e
ri "a en- ru esday, the 2'h Fsh.Eafy ss2 Al ~ o ocs n
he valuable ni Oh tie soct SIDE ofJsmes Kver oppo he H.
y o. kiehmond 10 the tvo OF MsncheAer known as
City f1l OF BunE ELL nj formerly BTssq's MIL Tue mil
oois 10 pair ~ feet French burr stones nd all the ahncy
betting AID othgr pap Of the best austy and N II
mike ire NIL Ie capable Of tuning 70 80
sch nsYe fats, ard the over hot lax feet
i.sn'tsr. ~ "
They located the head Of I'd. water vi,s eeyaoc. 70,
receiving uhsA. iron the river end shipping frcra nt
Toe attention ~ the public particularly esDsd this sale
BELIEVED that t-se mi ss pscI advantages To person
disposed ernhnk IN III n ohsr urnz bv
tns as TIE conjunction OF the building rerde Il easily
tbics 10 other pru
ss-oashh cash; balsnce at G. H. IS ard 81 man, TO-
negotiable notes. inere adde BY us dstd and As
slgnst MS OF insaran e ard Insurance policy.
III sxes ard insurance or 62 to be paid by the purchaser
ja29-d,dkc37 G0DDIS APPERH9y, Auct.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
CRESCENT CITY lax MANDATORY.
GEORGE III. vINTRN, Sole Agent.
NO lOS PoYDzAs STREET. ............. .NEw oRLElNs

CRESCENT CITY lax MANDATORY.
GEORGE II. vINTRN. Sole Agent.
NO los PoYDsAs sTsEEr, NEw oRLEiNs
sOai Ink, - do DO Dam ne Ink, $40 etE
car 6 laf p aa DO Purple iS. IS e 3,
Al Oxrsph'e I1E.,.s do Rrosn Ink. tlal pm
In. 81 Iphie lux, witch csn. Glow Lax, s.'O 70
no, be PINOT ph'd or erassi sattlsn.... aois PD
Ble iLk, 70 ststS S5jp 70. sto!a este lo) e OF
OF tupe Tor qualify nirnisc ured II New On
ohsIn make aud general ass BY tle SeF OdsAIs
All orde adlres.edto GEO. II vfErEN.
Type F1uudry and Prnter's warehOu'e,
Nc. los Poyd'ss stree, Ne. oret5s,
NEGROES FOR SALE.
al ILL be sold FuVan1a Coarh9use, aoNDiY the e<h
w day o. Pssraay 1884, (oou day. the highest bidder,
SIX Nt-R Is belonging 70 the estate Of Mrs st la Geo &C.
Ased rspsvr, and 10 years. aud tTO settled sOnea 1le
AMI Of the st rsssd 70 be good ooon and wash
fsi4-esI Off. N. George, dec d.
GARDNER wANrRD.
i.Dd good Gard y Who honest -fs ssP
VaLUAsLr IhO> PROPERTY rvn ,AA n.
FeOHsrf sale privselr, he Iron proP,Ty known a. We
Her works EuAted Ia ths Rockingham, near
Re uhne vgaa 10 mile. distant nom tie Viz, os5irs
.osd tbs PtRsy % about G ss S1 sSu
The OF the brsl eons,tu ton, With both water
nd hrsrpts ensipe EAched 1he ore ohnkt
nerhausbe neni 10 the Fu and con ain
quality suitable making the most valuable roi The
oaei tbs sout River has 81 The best water pow
vnlA capable Of mAkirK any desired q.niy OF on
On there q Gst and saw Nil comfortable
Nv Dg Houses al oui Houses all convenient ia
good The prope h. been aed for Vine and the
Ing he In operation But an1iooty DE
ig 10 SELL and can make
40 With III eees to over 70 purchaser h
hands stock &C. thai have been purchased on reason
abs terms purchaser v have the adyants CT a orcs
sng the present advanced price lion TO euness
vi some means know better opportunity Of making
money. -,
DR. 90 nJamn Crawford Stanton, Va, or John Lewis Port
A'P1'i0' '"s",' BENJAMIN CRAWFORD
I.us-an joeEPH Smith.
TYUnR VIR6rNIA APPLE hhANDf.-ss ths
Z pws Ndah aRp, RsRss, Tires JssHold V 'r. end "'
"S .Ayxs 4 psseesA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD,
srFERIsIESDESTs OFFICE,

TrNO INGREDIENTS and OLheis-Eoacs Is hereby g!ytr,
that Ihe Richmond aud DAnvs gtroEd Company El not,
fFJm IN date be )0nbis the al charges, delays
damages other roads, bat will continue 70
fsIs-si oHAs TALooIT, surt
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raE Lars coz laws ,, pRrsTOS.

CAPT GEO wYrHE EUSToRD.
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NOTICE.
FEIHE beF his formerly CARED
tie store the OF 2sh aud Main st'eeis to N
par THE bull jinH entrance e street. uhTef
Ill be is friends sud eli cusom-s ALEC, all
yih have psperlg done his stock Paper be nsines
III ATgs, and he is sslnns a. tbout the old prices
feiO WN. A. WALTER.
NEW aRLEANS SUGAR. hhds New Orleans h.
~ eArS receiving AID for sale. ~ .
fel0 BACON Dis2ESNILL
GROUND ALUM SALT.-.OO Sacks Ground Alu
W Sail, reee'ing aad Tor sale -
fei0 BACON BAsKERN ILL.,
10 BBJs. KERosRNE OIL-yu., re. elved a-d fo
III sale by W. PETERSON CO,
fec l55 Msi1 81
pURNsNG PLUID.-A snail quantity q fuIn X Fr
ID now 10 store ard for sale BY ". PfIsRSCN 4 O.,
telO DrasgLts
oSnn LBS. REFINED LAMP BLACK.
- Ibs
Por al. bT W PETERSON . CO..
felU Is5 Vain st.
IHG RS AsD TOHaCCU.-f0J,0c Geo Se,srs well aSoT
y 500 Manufactured Tobacco, from comm g. Ill
srsies aud Of the bs ;rants CT 81 King ell con
sale. J0dHb-S IOUhUEt AbFEf,
IL; 70 Pear siIs-t
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p I 7 RITES

CHLs. DIHgOCE, Chief Marshal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19
The Battle of Fair Oaks.

The reason given for the surprise of
General Cssey's division on Saturday is.
that it was stationed so near the encmy's
main body that our pickets could not be
thrown ont far in advance. and the sudden
dash of the rebels could not therefore be
foreseen or fully prepared for. On the
first day the entire Union army numbered
oily 10000 men. while the rebels had at
least IS. 600; and on the second day. when
our reinforcements had come up, we were
still inferior in numbers. having only So.
600 to the enemJ's $4,000. The killed
and wounded on the rebel side must be far
more numerous than on ours. and must
reach $4,000 or $4,000. while the Feleral
loss was not far from 5000. Our artillery
was admirably served and cut through the
rebel ranks like keen scythe through
grass. Bnt they fought well. with dash
and determination. and could not have
been beaten By any other troops in the
world, except their Northern brethren
During the entire battle no stragglers at
all from the Union ranks were to be seen
on the field. Every man stood mp to his
deadly duties as he would to an ordinary
days work Most Of those who fell dead
were in some attitude of loading or firing:
their brains were so intent on their business
that the muscles became rigid in the very
posture in which the men wero struck
down.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19
The Mutiny in the Rebel Army.
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Press.l
NEAR RICHMOND, June Z.

Correspondence of the Philadelphia Press.]
NEAR RICHMOND. June Z.
We have. from the balloon. corps. a
most startling account Of rebel mutiny.
Two or three days ago whilst taking OBJ
servations. the balloonist observed quite
commotion in the enemy's camp. A large
party OF troops were drawn out. and from
the hnrrying Of horSemen and preparation
Of arms he first thought there was TO he an
attack on our forces. Soon. however. he
observed the troops take q position and li-
rect their pieces at their rebel brethren.-
Field glasses being brought to bear.
discovered the clriously acting party to be
North Carolinians. and that they were ia
king position of defense against the at
tack of others in the rebel army. Fire
was soon opened by both parties. Volley
after volley of mnsketry was poured into
each Others ranks. and the battle swayed
to and fro, for long time uudecided.--
Soon. however. the North Carolinians
seemed to be getting the worst, and direct
ly broke and fed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19

Mrxpprs. June is.

MKxPPIs, june 16.
There is much alarm among the Writes
q Crittehden county. Ark. opposite this
city. in consequences of the discovery of a
design on the part of several hundred OF the
negroes of tbst county to simultaneously
run away and present themselves to the
Federal commsnder for protection. There
are about 4 900 negroes in the comfy. aud
only few hundred whites.
The advance guard of Gen. Waliace's
command. reached here yesterday. and
Gen Wallace will probably arrive to-day
and take command of the city.
Late New Orleans papers contain the
particulars Of the hanging of man named
milford. condemned by the Military Com
mission of tearing down the American
flag.
Six released prisoners, taken at Camp
jackson. have been sentenced to be shot
for violation of parole.
The Vicksburg Wing condemns the opin.
ion that the city must necessarily surren-
der; it says having drove back the fleet
from below. we only await an opportunity
10 ueStfoy tue one from ABOVE.
Awoman dressed in mans apparel, was
arrested as spy yesterday.
Seventy -four Confederate officers and
soldiers took the oath on Saturday.
The following is from the Yicksbure
News of the 18th:
General Breckinridge arrived yesterday
Seven of the enemy's gunboats were en-
gagged in Smelling Grand Gulf all yesterday
The result is unknown.
Gen. Butler has arrested DR.. Stone al
New Orleans. and lodged him in Fort
jackson. with his limbs shackled AMI
ironed.
Col. Stacks order suppressing the circula
tion of Confederate Treasury notes. in thi,
place has produced great excitement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19
THE INDIANA STATE UNION
CONVENTION.
INDIANAPOLIS. June 1

kcDiANATOLiss Ouuc
The grand Union Convention Of Re-
publicans and unconditional Union Demo
Gratis meets in this city tomorrow. Al
ready the city is crowded to OVERLOOKING.
Thousands have been pouring in to-day
from all parts OF the State. and immense
crowds are expected to morrow. The en-
thusissm is immense. Men OF all parties
joining hands against the infamous Bright
and Voorhees, Democracy. The only plat
form will be vigorous prosecution of the
war against the rebels. A prominent In
diana Democrat said to-day in my hearing:
:. We must confscate all Soutkers property.
and remunerate the Union men after the
war is over" The Democrats are eau
cusing and will probably consent to take
the Office Of Superintendent of Public In
struction. and Attorney General Albert
LANCE. State Auditor. William a. Peele.
Secretary of State. and Jonathan Har-
vcy. State Treasurer. all Republicans.
will probably be renominarcd. The Con-
vention meets in the State House Grounds
and Gov. Morton will preside. Strong
war resolutions will be passed.
This evening there is an immense war
meeting in progress at the State House.
Hon. Daniel Mace. strong Democrat,
made rousing speech upon the war,
pitching into the Bright and Voorhees, Dem
ocrats and making the fur fly under his
telling blows.
Tomorrow will probably see gathered
the largest meeting ever held in Indianap-
oils. 1t will last only one day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19
From Gen. McClellan's ARMY.
NEAR RIcuMoND. June IA.

NEAR luCHMOND, June If.
The rebels yesterday. after drawing from
the Old Church squadron of the Fifth
Cavalry. proceeded to Garlick's Landing
on the Pamunky river, about four miles
above the White House. where they burnt
two schooners and some wagons. and then
drove offthe mules. Their conduct is rep
resented as barbarous. having killed sew
ersl of our teamsters without any necessity;
those who failed to make their escape were
taken prisoners. From here they proceed
ed to Qneenshall's Station, four miles
from the White House. with the view of
burning the railroad bridge. A train
which was passing down at the time, was
fired into, killing two and wounding sever
al.
A Colonel belonging to the Excelsior
Brigade was then taken prisoner. but sue
ceeded in escaping during the night.
A paymaster jumped from the train and
hid in the woods until morning. leaving
100000 in the cars. The train never
stopped. but passed on to the White
House.
The force that accomplished this was
composed of |. 500scavalry and six pieces
of artillery. under Gen. Stuart. most of
whom were residents Of this locality aud
knew the roads.
A Richmond paper states that three
thousand prisoners taken by Gen. jackson
from General Banks, left on Wednesday
for Salisbury. n. G.. 1t also states that of
the 742 of our wounded that fell into their
hands at the battle Of Fair Oaks, nine
have since died. and the balance are in the
Liberty Prison Hospital.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19

NEW YoRK. June 1.-THE New York
7Ti6wne's special Washington dispatch
says Edward s. pearce. adhtant Of the
Treasury Department.. Port Royal, arrived
here to-day. His report Of the agricultur-
tural condition of the islands. cultivated by
free negro labor. is encouraging. Some
$4,000 acres are planted nearly half in.
cotton. and the crops are forward and we'll
cared for.
News had reached Beaufort of the ar
pearance at Port Royal Ferry of a rowing
party Of rebels who fired at our pickets.
killm1anSlpan and wounding several. 1t
was supposed at first that general attack
was intended, but it soon appeared the
alarm was caused by . small guerrilla
band.
The steamer Massachusetts,. in which
Pefce came, stopped for several hours of
Steno Inlet. and there picked up some
vague rumors concerning the position oil
things on James Island. where Gen. Hun
tN,s army had landed and found itself con.
fronted by an unexpectedly large rebel
force. believed 20 have been increased by
heavy reinforcements from the late Cor.
NTH army. Some said that Beauregard
himself was there, and that not less than
20. 200 rebels were opposed to Gen. Hun.
ter on the island.
Some fighting bad taken place. in which
the 10Th Highland regiment and the Mas
sachusetts cavalry had particularly distin-
guished themselves; but the Massachusetts
18th had not done itself credit Several
batteries had been carried by storm and a
general engagement was thought to be i'm
minent Firing in the direction for hal
an hour was heard by the passengers o.
the Massachusetts. as she was lying of
Charleston bar. in plain view Of Fort Sum
ter.
Eight vessels were blockading Charles
ton. and Mr.. Pearce is surprised to hea
the report that arms have been smugglet
in there within week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19
UNION CONVENTION.

According to call made in the COL
umas Of this paper. the Union men Of
Marshall County met at the Court House,
last Saturday in the afternoon. and. after
endorsing the sentiments contained in the
call for the State Convention. proceeded
to appoint delegates to attend the Union
Convention at indianapolis, which com.
meneed yesterday. The following dele.
gates. We understand, left for indianapolis
on Monday evening. e'a
Rufus Hewitt, @. C. Buck. o. II. Barn.
ard. William NJ Kendall. N. n. Ogles.
bee. D. T. Phillips. Oliver h. p. Bailey
james o. Parks. Elijah Boley. and g. p.
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