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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18
yIRGINIA.NILITARY INSTITUTE.
WV. n READ,
1t. & Acting Adj't.

State Cddst appointments made bv Board of Visitors Of
the Virginia Military Institute July 7th, 1853. ~
|. Thomas H. Stack, Coyington, Allegheny county.
2. John s. Tapscott Amherst q. II. 81.
g. VIM. l.. Slaughter, Fredericksburg 50
T. John B. EliasO Mitcbers Station, Cupeps: count r.
s. Charles NJ Swift, Bumpas P. o., Louisa county.
g. Greenvile T. Grggs, hartinsville Henry county.
Z. Thomas J. Davis, Gloucester g. IL.
s. Thoua as 8. Lowry, Hanover county.
Q. Erastus n Thomas, Big Springs, Montgomery co.
10. James Shepherd, Nansemond county.
IL. VIM. c. Grasty, Dsnville.
H. Charles H. Read, Jr., Richmond city.
49, Luther G. Haynes King William county.
A. Porter johnson, Taylor county.
l5 Robert n. Locke, Oak Grove, Westmoreland co.
49, Franklin Gibson, Lewis county.
H. Henry Crockett Wytheville, Wyhe county.
Is Laurence Register, New Kent county.
49, J. n. Upshur, Northampton county from State ar
large.
90 +. ". Powers, York county, from State a, large
Alternate Pay APpointrs."is.
|. A Menu Paxton, Mississippi.
g. James Martin, North Carolina.
g. Arthur q. Broyes, Tennesses.
4. Galoyd Clark, Alabama.
s. w. Pryor Watson, North Carolina.
6. Alex. j. Belmont, do
Z. A. @. Hats6eld, do.
8. Wm Smith Carmichael Georgia.
No further appointments can be made before January
1854 or until further notice. the institution full 10
its utmost capacity
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18

CHEERING.-The following is an extract from pri-
vate letter. written by Gen. Stuart to citizen Of Lynch
burg, dated Hagerstown, on the 10th inst: "My
cavalry has noby sustained its reputation and done
better and harder fighting than ever since the war
We got the better of the aht at Gettysburg but
tired, because the position took could not be held
We have now fresh supply Of ammunition, and will
give battle again soon"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18

GEN. JESKISs.-General Albert G. jenkins, command
ing cavalry brigade in the Confederate Army, was
wounded in The head while making reconnaissance on
the left the morning Of the second day Of the fight
at Gettysburg He was standing with map in hand,
holding his horse by the bride.rens when shell passed
Immediately over his head, cutting large cash to the
bone passing through his horse and killing the animal
imme datey. His wound is not regarded dangerous.
The command of the brigade then fell upon Colonel
Tennyson.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18

royi,na ur,y pssibly make virtue Of nses'AHyi Sod
yed 10 this mot cn. By doing, she VIII ID 'One oe
gree avoid the utter humiliation which she would incur
b, being forced into acQniesc nee in the policy OF Ma
poeon, should be recognize US.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18

BrAvY LOSES The freshet in Amherst county, on
Monday last caused by the heavy rains, very de-
Touring mills the Buffalo, we're destroyed by the
high water together with considerable amount of four
The sufferers alluded Mr.. Paxton near New Glas-
gow on the Buffalo, and Thos R. Higgiubothau, who
lives on the same stream
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18

If JAMES HI. WHITMAN will call on the
undersigned, hs viii hear something his advantage
3. 7. FOSTER q CO., Bankers,
jyle-n No. 1Ss Main street.
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acknowledgement pressed to their advantage.
Commanding officers of divisions, brigades and
regiments, in making their reports to these bead
quarters, will give the name of every officer, and
a full descriptive list of every non-commissioned
officer and soldier of their command who has
attracted their observation as behaving with
special gallantry or good conduct, in order that
the names of all such may be published with
! honor at their own homes, and all who are thus
mentioned may rely that no effort shall be lack
Ing on the part of the MalOr-General Command
ing to secure their promotion.
Should any officers neglect their men, or evince
| the least disposition to shrink at any moment
from the proper performance of their duties,
they wlllllkewlse be reported and held amenable
to the severest punlshments OF military law for
misconduct in the presence OF the enemy Should
private soldiers distinguish themselves, while
| officers become liable to censure, it weud be
treason to the country not to compel an ex-
change of places
The attention of all officers, is called to article
81, revised regulations for the army, 10 relation
to troops on board transports, this article being
of particular Importance.
By order of Maj Gen. DAVID HUNTER.
Gen. Hunter has also issued an order drafting
all able bodied negroes, for garrison duty
except those employed by quartermasters and
other officers. They are to be under the command
OF Gen. Saxton.
New YORK, March Is. There was an i'm
mense gathering at the Academy of Music last
evening to ratfy the proceedings of the late
Cooper Institute meeting. Secretaries Chase
and Welles were present. and the speakers were
Gen. Cochran, Ex-Governor Wright of Indiana
James L. Brady, Governor johnson of Tennes-
see, and Gen. Wentmore. Gen. Scott was pre-
vented by illness from presiding.
The destruction of the Indianola is confirmed
by the official dispatch of Admirals showing
that she was destroyed by the rebels while under
the effects of their scare from the Quaker Mon
itor.
FORTRESS MONROE, March 10. The iron-clads
keokuk and Perry arrived to-day.
WASHINGTON, March ID. The Senate has
adjourned sine die.
New YORK, March IA. The Express states
that Secretary Chase was to-day offered one hun
dred millions in gold by European parties,
which at current rates of exchange would be
equivalent to par here.
WASHINGTON, March H. At the meeting of
the Senate to-day in Executive session Senator
sumner called up the nomination of General
stevenson OF Massachusetts for reconsideration.
md at his personal request the other Senators
withdrew their objections, and the nomination
IT Gen. Stevenson was confirmed
Senator Sumner was satisfied by conversation
With Gen. Burnside of the peculiar military
merits OF Gen. Stevenson, and also of his un-
qualified loyalt y-incuding of course, deter
nlnatlon to obey all orders of the Government,
nd to carry out its policy. PERLEY. q
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16
Washington County Court

HON AsAHEL PECK, Presiding Judge.
Hon. AnEG K. W4RhHs' Asst Judges
NorthJfeh Bank l. W. Br0,vn ,--1'respass.
II. Carpenter and S. B. Colby for plaintiff !;
Heaton Reed and Redfeld for defendant.
Verdict for defendant
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16

CAIRO, March Is. Cen futile has received
despatch from Fort Donelson which says our
cavalry report 1900 rebels within % miles of
Fort Donelson. The country people for miles
around are coming to the folt with various re-
ports: Inc rebels are reported to be well armed.
Our forces are ready for any emergency.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-02

NoTIcE'
On the 24ih day Of august -563 two men. purport-
inzto have come frors III Of Msscufi st1ppea
ut my house nieht, len dsy for keokuk
lows without paving tier biisl and placed In
charge IS To keep To- week. Since then
OF hing bas been seen or heard ~ the N The
mares w4re-one dsrk bay, ave years old past black
mare and an alb nj 10 ,nds high fes v0te hairs
In III 10 eead The othsr is gray mare, four years
pas, ADO ut Is hspds high, trim huif, and 10
eyed. The owoers will please call and pay bills and
charges snd tske Thorn away SOON er shall sell them
acc riding TO law. c. . HAMILTON.
cxrhsse, Hancock county, Ills., - q, 1853.
DeIf2a NJ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-02
LIVE STOCK.

Drovsreand Farmers VII land tAis tn NOS tadyan.
tsgsous route for Live Stock. Capaciops Yards vel
vatered and supplied with every soience : ~
bean opened ont hons and evgkJ
asteet3eni 10 paid totheir wants. Prsm RssrishasaS
WIN VII Be found every convcnience mr. f0edfnf
and resttn8. choice is qaesed Of the RHlkADBL
rhisvillalso be found the shortest quicksst ap<
moot diFeetrtntefor stock Nsw YeFk-TviaA lIsA
iovnl--And vithfewerchsbgesthan apy other.
KNOCH LEWIS .Gonera iSups. Attoona. RI
b. L. H0VPf. Gen .fietet Agt ,Phtladeiphis
H. H. HOUSTON. GeAersi Freight Aren
d&w s'@tHo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-02
THE BHH VOHT


The brilg which tho BOX 3plaDd
ers sfo 81 nov building from thdl cHJ roth
Island will be finished BY Saturday o
this week. So 80 Tie WN Hland
Union.
Two Ass SHoz All G lAl9l1 AAEFs b
Muscatine Journal says. We learn from
Jno. Law;mailagsas outhe wesassaAssin,
that serious riot, arising out of polit-
ical discussion, occurred at Garibaldi,
Keokuk county, last Sunday. in which
two,Gcs @ms were shot. one fofytheW y
was thought was mortally wotfnded..2
Our informant did not know the names OF
the parties 1E9f) HC
Contractors we're in Dubuque, last
week.. buying potatoes q 40 cents per
bushel, for shipment to ST.. Louis.
The large school house, 81 miles
northeastOf Os kslOosa, belonging TO the
Society OF Friends, was destroyed By IRE
on Sabbath, Goth inst, the fire originating
from defective fue The Herald says
it will be speedily rebuilt.
Prof. B ralcot, latdN Il the BElb
Deaf and Dumb Institution, has been ,ap-,
pointed Superintendent Of the'fowsStass
Deaf and Dumb Institution. He 10 .
graduate of Yale College and of Yals
Theological ssninary md j. sid 70 be
an accomplished scholar and able instruc-
tor.
The Dubuque Southwestern, Rail-
road have large force grading their line
between Cedar Rapids and Marion, and
expect to have the oars running to Cedar
Rapids by she LIST of next Jansafy.->
This road runs through one of the richest
sections of iowa, - u
THE Cedar Rapids and Missouri Riv,
er Railroad is now laying track west Of
Marshallsown, and will run the FOUR
teen miles beyond that town in the course
of the ne1t sixty days. 1t is the inten-
ton Of the Company to have the road
completed to Nevada by the 1st of Janu-
airy.
The State Fair proves mot to have
been SO much of failure, financially, af-
ter all. The total amount of receipts
from all sources we're SIS, 300; of this,
$4,000 was paid in premiums, every
award being cashed at ouce by the Com.
mittee. After paying all expenses there
is balances on hand Of $780,. ca 8a
NATIONAL BANK OF OTTuhwA.-The
Courier says, an association bearing the
above name, and embracing considera-
Bile portion of our heaviest business men
and capitalists has been formed in this
city, under the General Banking Law Of
Congress, with capital Of $50. 0O0.---
James HawleYis President Benjamin
Laid, Charles T. Blake, Joseph H. Mer-
rill, Thomas J.. Devin, James Hawley,
Erastus Washburp, Charles G. Warden,
William Dsggets. and James L. Taylos,
are directors. ma
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-08-08
Letter From ~TDottawattanaie.


aEDTToR NoSFARkIL.--I have just been
favored with "Bs9tS'' of July goth, in
.wliich.my poor, humble self, is handled
without gloves by the venerable old High
Priest Of Copperheadism in this county.
Its a rule, long since adopted and
strictly adhered to by all polemicsl wri-
ters, that when low invectires and bill
lingsgate is resort,tl to by an adversary
in answer to argument, it is proof positive
that the cause is bad.
1t also seems unfair TO make quota
ton from IN article and give the writer
reflections without giving to the public
his arguments upon which those refec-
tons are based.
Agai ;, it is illibe al to acc use awritcr of
belong ing to that small class of ",sod,ops''
who have assorted that the Constitution
is a "coycnant with Death aad league
with He'll, because, foreontlf, lac dare>
to assert that it is the duty of every Pat
riot to sustain his imreriled Government,
and to lore zAis natiEe land even unto
death. u
There was nothing in the article: to
which the "H,1.gfr naan 50 seriously takes
exceptions that will cause any but d
raek4hgainet Traitor TO suppose that the
writer-was Of the fanatical school of Wen
dell Phillips. Vim. Lloyd Garrison, and
their few a,llierentx. for in the article re,
ferrcd to, there is not word or line tend
ing to Hny such teachings, but on the
contrary. the doctrine there advocated
was obedience to law and the preserving
.aIntarnisase<i. oar fair name. and sodeport
o,lr$elves.as a people, that when the wa,
is over .sxe.ean have .arecord worthy Of
tlaw-ahiding fseenen. liz ....ssf
- But .this ''ssry Fft5s," shadow Of thu
,tfreaebsrQus EallandighsI.-- Naheny De
mocraeS. or more properly speaking. Md,
.oTaey,,1g snId claim hat they are the De
,nsperaeg tkatshas given 30 much promin,
aencs sotlsis great republic. and would ig,
more the Democracy and style them
the .meaficst kind of men be ansc
they love their country we'll enough
to e n fs1l. FIR t ard yet held
an honest difference in opinion in regard
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-08-08
FROM IOWA SANITARY
COMMISSION.
Supplies Wanted for Hospitals.

Supplies Wanted for Hospitals.
1. CLOTHING, &c. l. Cotton and
WOODEN Shirts and Drawers, old and new
2. Dressing-Gowns, Double Calico
without wadding.
3. WOODEN Socks, Slippers.
- 4. Handkerchief, old and new.
,. Bandages, Cotton or Linen. without
selvages, shrunk and tightly rolled and
pinned
] inch wide. yard long.
y inches wide. 3 yards long. 49,.
81 inches wide, s yards long. ,,
2 inches wide, yards long. .'
3 inches wide, 4 yards long. -<
= 4 Inches wide, yards LONG.
Any may be made longer, but il
pieced lay one over the other Eat and
sew smoothly and tightly. E.1 49,
kinds. =.
J. Quilts. Comforts. Blankets. Z BED.
ticks. Pillow-ticks, Pillows and Pillow.
cases, Sheets. de-, DO. ia s3
II. EDIBLES. /. Arrow-root ia.
rlna, Sage, Tspioea, Corn Starch, Dat
meal. ~ ~
=. Fruits, dried and canned Apples
Peaekes, and particularly Blackberries
). Butter, in frkins or cans. Fresh
Eggs. - >r7s'
9. Tart,Jellies, Pickles, Sour rout &c
d Observation-Disclosures, Onions, Cab.
bage. ~y..,...... - ~'''>''''' N''''
a.. Every article should be labelled and
all securely packed. Ei@..s =
Contributions from Pottawattamie and
adjoining counties, should be sent 70
care OF Sanitary Commission" Council
Bluff.
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UsfOa rP ,AfRORM
.sdopfsd IN censesssisn a Dss Noises lasss,
80 - gaas IL 1858. .': p.


We Conventional Representatives Of the leyaIPeO-
nj. ~ the state d, iowa asseuab.sd nses call Of ths
Republican organxaioa Of ss stsse, ~ an expression
q, rie which shaiI govern our political action, do
declare: '.- p.
- mat when eur faaasrs framed csnstitusica;
and founded thsrsas Rspasican form Of Government
they intended 10 and did grant thai Government fEi
p,wef Ia sassain It's national sKistencea
.. That uhensvss The iis etihs RcSabiic 10 endaa-
ssred Shsr By invasion rseelisi the osstiiati"n
st.fa The s.a 1t all necessary aesns known IT, ctsil-
ICED warfare in resisting Invasion suppressHs rebel
,.bn. -
n that we fully and hemssiiy endorse the policy Of
tls Ada,iiss rstun and We will 70 the utmost continue
10 sustain the Govsgnmsut in supervising the Ne
and to eeet that obieet pedssenr fortunes
srapd oar lives. II. 80. -. ,e@..a5
- That The gratitada. OF freo People Is due euf
soldiers in The aed ea native sni Iereign born. 70
that Aarsc sar by which they have honored rs aud
sust6iaed The Gag Of cOuntEy and We guaranty .
theaa s.ntisRad enapuEagemeut and support
j.. s. that se have witnessed with pride and admira
ton The bravery and herois Of Iswa soldiers, and we
recognise in iheis. agisnt career history for the
state VI Ivwa second to ha, u other Stale in the
&. talon. .s. ...-..;x ..... .. r.
8. THAI we Approve Of The action Of the General As-
ssmbly II the State, in ensctds law giving TO our
brave soldiers the Geld opportunity to vote at our
secsons asd We earnestly hope that no technieaiss
may deprivesthem Of their right.
T. Thai this Convention hereby teRdeTs to Hon. Sam
eI Kirkweed the corsl thanks of the loyal Seope
VI Iowa for able fearless and patriotic discharge o.
his duties, aazas thst~0 tcEmA he has held the once
VI Gvysrpor Of he Stale. :
6. Finally we declare that the preservation Of the
Constitution and the Union Is shove and beynd all 9th
Or interests and that all questions Of party Cd life and
Of property, must he subordinate thereto.
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POTTAWATTAMIC
Death Or n. HI. Folsom.

The following brief notice of the death
of son, was received by Mr.. Folsom 4
few DAYS since. The deceased was born
in Tamworth, n. H., Dec. Goth, ls4l
For about two years previous to the
breaking out of the rebellion, he was, in
the employ of Baldwin, Dodge & Co., Of
this city, and during that time he never
lost day to his employers, He Was
among the first to volunteer in the pres
emit war, in company B, 4th regiment
Iowa Infantry, against the solicitations OF
his employers. On going into the ser.
vice, Gen. G. u. Dodge took him under
his immediate charge, where he remained
during the campaign in Southern Mis-
souri,, and afterwards served faithfully
with his company, till the time of his
death;
vlcksBrRG, Miss, July 10Th 1863.
Mr.. H. n. FoLsoM.-
Dear Sir: 1t is with painful emotions
that I attempt to address you letter On
such solemn subject. 1t is my sad duty
to inform you that your son, N. II. Fol-
som departed this life on the evening OF
the 18th Of July. His disease was chron-
c diarrhea for the past four weeks he
has been lingering along with this dis
ease-occasionally better and then worse.
We still had hopes-had hopesth the
surgeon or officers would succeed in pro
curing him furlough or discharge, but
our hopes were all blasted, and HIS life:
less body now fills soldiers grave. His
loss is deeply regretted by all his COM
rades in the regiment and company but
this is not all. Alas do know too well
where his loss will fall the heaviest. 1t
is at his own Preside. Forgive me for
alluding to this painful subject, l will
state, however, that Edwurd is with tht,
regiment and does not know Of his broth
er's death, but will be informed in q
short time Nelson has received decent
burial, and his grave will be properly
marked.
I remain sir, your obd't servt, 1898
,.. @asT e, HUG# Ne. fsURkE
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Alpine xstsrs -f ahe Eighth senatorial District
eoEsDoSed Of the esHnties Ut Pttawsttamie, cass
MRgs and Fremont, who heartily believe that the
Ion ana tde ohstnussn n tStFs -shet m dfh'
er Rterests and that all asbsns OF part, Of prep
erty Ad Of life should be subord nate thereto, aad
qoA0 cordially sustaia tie Government in its deal.
GHg4aofh Me- Esbeen, are requested to meet In Dell
eSatFConvenion at G4snweo.:, Mills county, Iowa, CD
Thursday, the 18Th day ot August, ISIS al O'Clock
D. IA, for the purpose Of Nominating candidate fol
the SfTsce OF Senator Of said District,
TAasessral soantes are entitled to he following
sxearssaataion: PostaHattanie, Mills and Fremont,
eight Delegates eseh. snd Gsss four deIeEates.
By O'de' OF the unt%s Committee OF the sth Senate
= rial District.