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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-15

lNTKRIsTfEe lNCEDkkrS OF THE GALvEsfoa
SiasT. The RSchnond eonsspoudout Of sha
Jackson ktsstssgptss announces ths arrival hs-e
Of d.. Holland. of Texas wso p.r;ia.patsd La TIM
6shi At Galveston Hs bsings VITA kan the signal
book Of the Harris! Lsne, which was 9ourd cn t:s
dead body Of Capt. Waiaariet., ana was worn BIZ
hin 10 ths breast pocket cs kls sass whore Is wa
plszesd By tho bullet ef . navy revolver, dss
charged by Capt. Smith. whoss ssssHA IRE Killed
his antagonist. The earrsspondsnt sdds:
d.. iceland wss oas Of tbs boaSalns PARTY thai
cleared the decks Of the Harriet Lane Eonas Of
tbs scenes and inciGoats ho describes trsnseacd u
etsangs interest tee narratives Of Alexander cumas
Some yskrs ego when the fSmors ssesmsr Eerrl
mas, afterwards charged into Q ram BY tds Cuufsd-
grx.s Goyernm snt, sai forever n smorable from Fer
engagement with tks Congress, CumbsflAnd aad
Gcni:or Il Ha1pscn Roads, asds her trial trip
ssrcss shs Atlantic. she catered. q I'll remsm-
bar, Southampton waters, AMI nsr on ssrs wsre re-
osvsa With lsess hospitality by tbs Authorities Of
so1thsEpton: Commsndsr Wainwfi2hs q then
the Sns.im ssslN Isuk and On going up 70 Londoo
Was sntsrssined By m. Holland who was than
cav hEza az ain alive. and rsocgaiEs1 vita feeing
OF astonisa eat n ths desd body Of the oora-
raudsr o. the Harriet Laus lying npon her dscks,
sa sns.. Of sasae ysars ago In Londan. The ssd.
was ease.sd upon the szms ersnsoned and slirps-;
s.sgs wien 4sjoe Lea, of the Onnfedsxate army
encountered In the tyine Lisutenaps Of tbs Fsds-
"a ssesne. M. own SON Can history = eesl n 81
witch has not besa s.a'ed that Capt Leoa Smish
:, whose skill ard galIautty Cen. Masru6sr at.ri
outes ihs entire sucoses oE tbs assaek On ths one-
|ys Asst IN 6alveston Bay = tha bspthsf Of CAlsb
TEE Inssiof IN Lineeln's Oabinsf. A eentys.
mH. Sho enly sncssdsd "a making his eaesEe
rom asw Orleans two wss ~ ago, told Or Holland
Hss !e ne vas In The s.ue rsoa with Far:agnt waan
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FROM FREDERICKSBURG.
RON ouR owE coEREsPokpzHT. ]

FRIDERICKsBUeGs Feb. 14sh, 1861
The Philips Hoass, shout = mills HOE tho Rap
pshsnnosk On shs Xsnksc side. from. waisn Burn
Eiis conducted and ovsE,osksd tee AJht at Fred
erieksburg was bufasd TO the ground so-dsy shout
:P. II. Is wss iae headquarters 20. scre ef aie
wreiehes aad doubtless Ike the dsfsa, was tbs rs.
ssi: Of a. saecidsnt." althoagh th.re wers eaoHga
Ysuksss to be tesn, with god glass; Al around &
to have exsinguishsd the fe II Va. recently built
By A. K. Phillips. Esq, Of Ffeds,:ekeba,s, q I
cost Os about Gao 0co, and was enc of tho most
elegant estsblishmenis Ia this Section. Whist .
Pity it did net take ARE At flight, and burn up !
number Of its intru6ing end Invading ooeupan:A
About o'clock this rornins YsAkss drums bess
fu7iorsly, and cont.ausd rEtA daylight, and some
movement was going on. hsxr division msas
theif spDearanss opposite Mon Meek. l6 miles be.
low. somsthink they havs taa another raris Ia
Washington aires Friday, ana have bsen moving
mp to head e6 Lee from their capital. L.
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HTrees add 70 the beauty. com
fort, and salcable value Of FARM
A purchaser will pay much more for
farm with few well arranged trees:
it looks better to him, though he may
not notice why. Fruit trees are d
course doubly valuable.
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IxsEcrs. -TIn war on these should
never cease. Crush the eggs whcr.
ever found, AMI kill every moth. no
matter how beautiful and innocent il
max apl~ar.
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NOTICE j. hereby given 70 Al whom y
IN msv concern that the undersigned wili
o. The 9th day Of April. 1868. proceed sIsh
The County Surveyor Of Dubois County, In
dams. 10 establish the lines and perpeius'e
he corners 81 Sections 20 and. 20. To~n
to. (2l south Rage ,. wet. where sll that
ere interested msy attend v thew will
FRANCIS uERKEL.
JOSEPH P.AES0N.
- 4r t1ra 49,
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NOTICE 70 hsrsby gsves thss ~ sIssos q
IN an sxecusion Issued IRON ~ en'ee
Or The clerk Of the Dabois Con- PIese Ce9n
20 me directed, I wiil proceed q o9:s 20
ssle a public auction 70 the highest biooess
Ios essh il hand. q the door q the eoun
''' SATURDAY. April Is. 1858.
between The hours prescribed y ~ ~
rents and profits for seven years. q w o'-
lowing described real estate, s'ssasse - -
bois county, to-wit: -.
The south esst quarter q ths nossn 49,
quarter. snd the north vest qoenes . ~
eor,b eas' quarter Of Sec No. shhtees W
n sow n..sp No. one (1) north q ssos
No. four al west. containing eigsv -
more OF Isse. x-n.~..a
And on failure 10 realise The icn ~ -. 49, \"
or principal, interest snd eests cave. 49,
AID execution. i will q the SANE w. 49,
EsIsee ma 4. like msnness sell 10 80 80
Ole Of said resi- essste. =
T.Lec n execssioa = the properly y
John Il. Potts, st The suis q - VA. sss''
lsdm'r or A. Hsrbisor. dee'd. Ii,
Tbis ssIs viii Be made without ~ ssn ns'
~hssever from valuation O. sppFs 4
John wEIKEI4 Sheriff p. Y.
y. Wilson. at'y fos pIG' 80,
April A. ie63-5w
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk-HKHRv A. HoLTnAus.
Auditor-JoHs MEnRlnoER.
-THEoDoRE SonDERnAnu.
Rscorder-AusUsr Lizacnes.
Sheriff-JonH WuKEL-
Coroner -CHAsLEs KRAUs-
Surveyor-S WiLLrAnA
VIZ H. GREEHs Commissioners.
r. n. DAVIS.
orricEas o. BAissRrDeR 1svssn's.
Jassiess-Sebsstisn Kaeblss. y. Keefess
J. Rose.
Tussee-Kssper John.
Constabiss-A. Eekert. h. Endhoien
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JOS. EGG, Proprietor.
Corner North Main and LAwrenes s'f &C.
JASPER, IND.
ysvAE Unionr l. no& ftied w for The &c
j cepiivn u tfsseiers. snd rs F'ep''e'o'
hopes 10 merit are " custom
aen-e Mil be spared 70 render ms 'ne %
Hotel IN town HE bar Nil "a a. ~ mes
as /, has been LerssCfcEe suPPied 1"h "
hest -.
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Joseph 'rruAier,
xAxUF.crrEEg AxD nEs LEE ~
HARNESS AND SADDLES,
Garner Eaz, Main and Mcdonald Streets.
JASPER. IND.
OFFERS his thanks 10 the citizens 81 ia
~ bois county and vicinity t0F their past
patronage. ana s0liciis continuance sne
exsen-inn " The ssme. feeling ecnnteni ira
- can make il 10 lie interest II persons -
wanr 81 any thing Ia Bis line 20 Al Nil
him. ~ his motto is.sIaii pfonis ~" qn's'
-.l-.- lM,y -. o.
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}. RESER,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,

I.,xrenee street. next door 70 Union Hotel
JASPER. md
OFFERS his services 20 the public.
IA 20 attend 10 all the branches Of tailor
~ inr, and will be thsnkiri for shsrs
n patronsee. Tie guarantees Ill his work
!. ~ done in The best style lie has .
.m.Il ,,ocb Of choice goods. which he will
make up ehssP for cash Cnfiing conr on
shcr notice. sng = ioc--
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
ARnY Or rHI PoIoxAc, May %, 1888.
pxsrRrKRs SWIMMING OVER.
F,a.r Army corrs. May 20, 1888.

The First army corps was reviewed this morning by
General Reynolds, the corps commander. The troops
excellent appearance. Black peppcr-one ounce
to 100 ratons-s now regularly ssed and dried apples
issued 10 the army whenever they be obtained Four
days fresh bread beef days potatoes and onions
weekly are the regular raons Oranges Chickens eggs
&c. are purchased for the Hospital Department.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
ARRANGING TIE CAMPS.
Old RGClalNTS nOMGwlnD BOUND.
THE LEGION D'HONNEUR,
&c.. &c, 30
Correspondence Of Mr.. Il. A. Hendrich.
In CANT, NEAR FAiMorru, Va.
Ffr,, lRMY -Ogps, May 25, 1868.
or slw cAAirNe GROUND.

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OR NEw CAMPING GROUND.
The flrst jigisfn this corrslS now comfortably 10.
caci ~ its rcw camping ground m the change from tho
old oston &, appopr ey approcatct 1t is re reshug
70 get avs y from Tho horrd and unhealthy smell sur
chag,i the crcumambient atmosphere OF the vacated
enc,in merits. We whore wood and water are
ab dn, with pleasing spots of green Garth and good
drill ground General Sykes ds ison still remains on
its od chosen locality, the Henry farm; but ii Is under
stood will be renewed IN day or two to new, fresher
AMI healthier ground Meanwhile these changes OF camps
looked upon indicating no purpose OF speedy &C.
ncr, movement, althou!h rumors to the latter effect
abaudanlly prevail Our present position is just beyond
the ,e cgr,Ih ROAD, toward the United States Ford.
AMY rtRvEyoRs os1RAcsED
The general order from headquarters. issued to day.
aboising the Office of army purveyor has raised quite
CONJUNCTION among the puryeyng geatry, and exceedingly
lachs looks at their occupation and profits now
Jointly gone. tof the PRONUNCIATION OF this cxpilsive
edit the purveyors have only 10 thank themselves.
Grass abuse o the privileges accorded them ana due re-
gard tor the rights OF the abused compelled TINS nosts
Allowed ten per cent profit on articles
furnished officers they made their tariff OF charges SO as
70 get tent Id The allowance This on Ordinary articles
take CT lightning calcnators TO accurately CON-
puc: whe to resist the banefu effect OF the decayed
tue' would require iron clad stomachs OF the re-
peliug power G: dozen government iron clads. sup
pose that expo ed will retire on their gains, build
brown fronts with silver dOorphtes purchase fast
teams and church pews and opportunity offers, buy
SO rs ia Congress foreign missions.
vICKsBtRG.
Our troops uhiant over the news from Vicksourg
1t gmmering OF light in the dark vista the rainbow
Of promise, looking Ike the begnnng ol tne eoa OF
this acruIsed No can fully realize the exhia-
rating effect Of the our soldiers unless he Is
among them and hears what they have tosay on the sub
ject On the top OF these brilliant victories of General
Gaut. men anxious 70 meet the enemy here and
contribute their share in defeating and humbng the re-
bc As far tie feeling and inclination of the men are
Concerned ard assurance OF complete victory, there
never was more proritious moment for striking an
effective blow than The will fight, as they
always hive and always will; victory defeat lies with
gescrals,
The clerk of the weather is up to his old vagsries
From the egg boiling temperature of yesterday change
come over tho spirit OF the atmosphere render ing
Ores aud oyercoats in demand.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
The Iron brigade.

OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.
wAsmseroy June 2, 1888.
Whit II Has Done During Too Years Cdmpdign-Re-
oinens Composing the Brisad.--7heir Return Home
Colonel Pheps, Of the Twenty-ssccrd, md His Military
Core,r-The Brooklyn Fovteenh, DC, dc.
The old "Iron Brigade" is moro. One by one It's
regiments have passed through Washington TO their
homes Yesterday its commander left and now, OF that
eoody number who year ago dashed down upon the
Rappahannock but single regiment remains. Its career
has been marked by brilliant deeds and its path on the
neld can traced by the mounds above its sleeping
heroes at Falmouth, Rappahannock station sulphur
Springs Groveton and Gainesville; at Manassas Plains
south Mountain. Antieam Fredericksburg and Chancei
,orsvie Its work has been accomplished With tsttered
banners and decma,cd ranks once more turns to the
pcasau, paths peace the spirit tina, In s soldiers
will not permit them 10 arry long from the field, and we
shall soon see old familiar faces with the new, coming
down TO swell our armies In 1861 the brigade encamped
at Upton's Hill. General Keyes commanded u for
time and then stepped higher up turning over the COM
naud 70 General Andrew Porter. Theu General Augur
took H. captured fredericksburg and lett them for d.
vision under BAnks. Colonel Sullivan. Of the Twenty
fou,h New York regiment succeeded General Ausur then
came General Hatch, and lastly Colonel Phelps
Las, winter the Second Unied states sharpsheotsrs
were detached from the brigade and assigned 70 duty
v,h another corps lsaving We rourtseu,h New York
state Mua Twenty second Twenty fourth and hirtesh
Nsw Yogk Volunteers. 1hs Twsatyfourth and Thirtsth
d.: ss1 s s .sny
psssed through washngtos ast night and the Forssuth
ssms,us alone bat wul probably be attached to some
other brigade during ths week.
Colonel Phsps assumed command OF TIA brigade on the
ilh Of sepscmber last ed N the brilliant charge at
~ the Potomac thAt tme Antieam thc brigade
! suffered very heavily, the command passing over the
same ground Ave times, driving tho enemy and being
reuulsed BY superior numbers Al Frcdsrisksburg
exposed 70 terrible snading are, and By its in,repdy
won the eucosniuns Of every gsner officer present
was proposed some time since that Colonel Phelps
shoud TAKE the Fourteenth Bsooxiyn regiment to New
York aud recruit new briga3e This was strongly urged
by many Of the commandny generals but for some rea
son the request not granted aud result the FRS
brigade Of the Army OF the Potomac has passed out
existence Every general Of the corps has recommends
Col Phelps 10 the President for promotion These recon-
mendatlons endorsed by Gen. Hooker IN natterin
tsrus and bot for the fact that that brigade wns con
posed Of two ears troops, Colonel Phelps would ..
| doubtedly hive been appointed brigader general. II
expects " fs,urn 10 tho ned, however and WI rsbab
e<a Fssx tecev his well ga ned star Csrss r',nau.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

Casow is universally regretted for under bis Admins
traitor Tor the past months IN TINS cePArteht
"a tho corps every thing has gone on most swImhnsV
with not ashadOw o. complaint nom any source u =
MT known where 10 be aSsgnot; BAT n ~ u
hoped pttsc ami with rank commensurate WIN
and deserts. IieIt HOHden, for lols time "
ing brigade Qu rte muster, aud one OF the most ind
tr,s and popular qulrtermasters III tho arn
has rcinIushcd his rosition % 60 back 10 his re
mcuL, tho sixty second Pennsy ylrania.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
10 OKER'S AR MY.

WHAT is GOlNG ALONG THE LINES.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
Correspondencs OF Mr. y. II. vosburg.
EIxvrua Asur CoRrs, May 2r, 1853.

An ia auict on tho Rappahannock and likewise the
Acckeck which the o'rorr'1ei Esvcath corps "a
stoad II Is not that the se' cnih sos hss ~ sr,sss
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

rebed0m.
II has been stated before in this correspondence that
Colonel Critchter, while ON this side The
10 attend the funeral Of member Of his family suhse
oueutly remaining for military operations, was captured
one of his captains cam across to got marred aud he
too was captured but less chagrned when he learned
that his colonel the first prisoner taken than he was
before being informed Of that circumstances
oy WILLIAM WRIT.
In westmoreland county there are refinement edu
cation intelligence and wealth than In other part OK
virginia. The lands % have been highly onTsa 'ne re-
hero that two sons William Writ OF the noble men
whose names prominent in the history Of our country
reside His son Dabner mentioned IN the life OF VIII
liam Writ, was arrested and brought before Colonel
MORROW ihis gentleman, nherting his fathers genius
and wealth. submitted gracefully the interrogatories OF
ne miisary authority and answered prompty that he
bsd no participation the lie and bis brother both
OF whom are weethy educated ana refined
Wcstmorelsnd county painful 10 observe how truly
,bs ~armeuis Of Da6ner writ Indicated that he resided
sSs;Ss :S.s eoos sSs sSou ,T Ss prosss
| YHs OlD flag BRyGs TEARS TO RxsEL RE
olooel Crichter treated with that consideration
a. ~ rs,snt enemy after his arrest and when he
our infantry paradng and behed the dear old nag OF the
Union noatns his home, tears myoluntary blinded
h,s eyes while he exclaimed with deep emotion, "Coonel
ne last ink that bound me 70 The Union when
% oS s0rsss ss se.oa,So a. q war Colonel crcher said
| that in the Virginia Convention, where ne opposed
% bis 0yy ySs t.ss IL ss sssa sS s% ss
these calamities Of war would follow New. how
he added the South being invaded he was dong hi
| us,ost 10 drive back the army d the Union he 70
MINDED Colonel Morrow that all tbs peops VI that part
clung TO tho Union and opposed secession q th
ssot box s the last hope Of reconciliation hsd ,aAsshe
sra The dcstnies Of the South became their destiny
| NO rRorrcnoS Fson fHn xxBfIs
Mr. wIr, informed Colonel Morrow shas AZ ~ the ossa
wsssmoreAnd notice that they could not protect then
There have besn three serArate oonscrus'oas on th
northern Neck for he rebT army
..s aau. o. -csst.,s ese ,a,t- e~i,s thug
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
The reverse bears in the centre the tascri, ,tios,-
PRESENTED m
(0nicers uame.)
SANS rau8 Er SANS RRrR0chHt
Nav 1919.


The names Of the regiments engraved upon the On
The Fouriesu,h brooklyn regiment has apped for per
far the application has met with little favor The reg
ment one Of the best in the ned, and would no doubt
this time The following the Of the Twea
ORIGINAL ROSTER.
Field and Stuff 05Fce,s-CooncI, Walter Phelps, Jr.,
Lieutenant Colonel Coron T. Thomas Major, John AcKis
Adu;aD, Edward rrayn hssry %
VIM + Hutchinson; Chaplain Henry II Bates
Company A-Captan Jacob L. Yates, First LeutsnaAt
James II. Brott, Second Lieutenant, Hiram Ciute.
Company B-Captan, Robert E Mccoy; First L.esten
ant, Duncan Lendrum; Second Lieutenant, James w.
Company C-Captaiu, Oliver D Peabody; First Lieu
tenant Carlisle D. Beaumont Second Lieutenant Charles
Comoany D--Captain, Henry s. Milliman; First Lieu
tenaot, Thomas b Fisk; Second Lieutenant, Robert A.
Company E-captaiu, George cIendon, Jr First Lieu-
tenant John Fas ct Second Lieutenant G. Horton GaEor.
Company R-captain, Austin W. Holden, First Liev1
tenant Win. H. Arn second Lieutenant OrvilleB smitn
Company G-Captan, BEN. .Mosher; First Lieutenant,
Duncan Cameron, Second Lieutenant, Horace W iacca
Company H-Captain Thomas J. Strong First ljeuton.
ant, WIN. A. Person; Second Lieutenant, Matthew ..
Companu I-Captan Lyman Ormsbee First Lieutenant.
Joseph r. seaman Second Lieutenant, Daniel Burgey
Company k-Captain. Miles p. Caldwell; First Lioe-
tenant, Edward T. Edgerly Second Lieutenant clark '"
Hunticy.
Fs,d ard stat Otscsrs-Coonel, Walter Phelps, Jr., oa
months Lieutenant Colonel Thomas J. Strong MAJOR,
Lyman Ormsbee Adjutant, Malachi weidman: Quarter
master. Jas w Schenck Jr (Acting Brigade Quarter
mastery Surgeons Elias Bssol, A. W. Holden; Chap
lain, Henry II. Bates.
C5mpany A-First Lieutenant Addison L. Estabrook, In
command Second Lieutenant Amos 7. Calkins (Act'ns
Quartermaster).
Company B-Captain James Mccoy; First Leutsnaets
VIM. t. Hoysradt Second Lieutenant, Chas. H. Double
day.
Company C-Captain Oliver D. Peabody First Lsutsa-
ant Gortou Thomas; Second Lieutenant, James vas
loare p.
Company D-Captain, Iucus r. Wilson; First Lieutso.
ant Henry D. Cook second Lieutenant, Chas H. Atken
Company ECaptain. Dan. Burgey; First Lieutenanss
Second Lieutenant, Warren Allen.
Company NCaptain, Fred. + Ranger; First Lieutel-
ant, James b. Merrill Second Lieutenant, Salmon D.
Sherman. 4.
Compans G-Captain, Duncan Cameron; First Lieutsa-
ant Asa ". Berry second Lieutenant, Lester A. Bagt
lett
tenant A. Haeck Hobrook; Second Lieutsnans hasshai
A. Duer. 49, =.
Company T-First Lieutenant, Benjamin wiokham, h
command Second Lieutenant, George Wetmore.
Company K-Captain Edward y. Edgerly; frDt Ltee-
tenant John j. Baker Second Lieutenant Charles D.
lsmy.
Henry D. woodruff, Quartermaster, appointed d.
vision ommssary General Augurs stsn; Second Lsa
tenant Lester A. Bartlett, on General WadD-
worth's staR First Lieutenant Joseph r. Seaman hao
been transferred 70 the One Hundred and Eighteenth Nsw
York. t'f