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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-23
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-23
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-23

Senient9en, bic i&pn eiuse3et6net, iOpie benz 9eebrten On
bti!pnl CUR gld6rt@t, rab Dienfas, ben 3. WlGr8, Gbenbs
lbr, Die critic @tn;ablun9 her rG6entli@cn Nufaae ~fattdnoe
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

~ N artilleyiat until he. w1s' nm - His
fathers company in the Army of t. oonaa
At the battle Of Manassss he - ssverely
wounded BY . cannon-shot, whtoh sse1 mn
der his fset, bruising one Of tneNsc hadiy
that he was untitled for further duly - n in
fantry soldier Finding that hs w. uawill-
ing 70 be discharged, his father proenrs& him
Q transfer to Capt. AlsxaadeFs oenqany tI)
I'd Regiment Virginia Cavalry. Gndsr Gene
rails jackson and EWell he distinRnisked him
self in the battles Of Front Royal, EspN Keys.
and all the actions Of the Valley. Near Win
chester, in company with yonnE gantiaAaan
from CampbeM county, Va, lPriysts John
Moon he performed feat without z PelAslsl
in the annals Of war, and which hmen-
toned with the highest Communicates in
General Eweirs official report. These
two young men, unassisted and alane,
charged piece of artillery plaatpd on
the Winchester turnpike, Manned hy s5gAt of
the enemy. killed and wounded two OF their
number, drove the rest from the gun, and
brought it off in triumph to their connnAnser.
Near Strasburg a shell exploded AgainSt his
Lamar . thigh. While his eonurades gesR car
rying him from the felA, ianother shals N6nnd-
ed hin. severely I'D the zbip. Soon - his
WnnBals ~ - q = xdIx 6{j1R II
teee, 66e AaiI 81 n = ~ q the ElDsgs his
Tperk. pAs6ed 8DXu near his spine, and hdgsd
Whert tne SufgeofB nave not been 0bto p04u0
it. Since then his right leg and side have re-
manned paralyzed. He recovered sufficiently
to obtain leave of absence from the hospital
in Charlottesville for several weeks, which he
spent with his company inperforming military
duty with his crutches tied to his saddle. In
this condition he fought seven battles-Hazel
River Bridge, Warrenton Springs, the Kappa
hammock or Waterloo Bridge, the battles of the
Goth, Both, and 3lst of Manassas, and the battle
! of Germantown.
While the enemy were Smelling Warrenton
Springs, Gen. r. II. Anderson wishedto ascer.
tain what division of the army occupied the
north bank of the Rappahannock opposite his
position. He volunteered to bring him the
necessary information, swan the Rappahan-
mock, surprised three of the enemy's armed
pickets, and hreught them across the river to
the General, who gave the erut ehed hero a
certificate eomplimenting his skill and gallan
try. At the battle of Hazel river MIME
ball broke one&f his crutehes, and one Of the
enemy q horses, without q rider, ran against
him and broke the other. In the second day g
, fight at Manassas he had horse killed under
him, and another the day after, at the battle
of Germantown. While pursuing the enemy g
cavalry pistol shot penetrated his cap, grazed
his temple, and knocked him from his horse.
Since he has been pronounced incompetent to
perform military duty, ON account of his
wounds, and while acting as volunteer on
hospital furloughs, he has captured six prison
ers, without any assistance, and killed many
of the enemy. In different battles he has had
six horses killed under him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

YANKEE TYRANNY IN NoaFoLx-The fol-
lowing is an extract from letter received
from lady in Portsmouth:
"Gen. Viele's litsly is going to govern us
as well as her husband. She was coming over
on the boat from Norfolk in carriage on the
9th, and Mrs Mercer and some other hdiea
werein the cabin, and Mira. Gen yiele thought
si.s ordered The guards 10 arrest ~ lsss s.
Thus it is that our women are tyrannized
over by even the wives-mistresse for all we
know-of Yankee Generals
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

SToNEwALL SToRIEs.-A book might easily
be made of the anecdotes in the papers about
Ssonewail Jackson. Here ia the latest, and re-
fers TO the fight st fredericksburg:
The night after the battle a council of war
was held by Gen. Lee, to which all of his
Generals Of division were invited. Gen. Jack
son slept throughout the proceedings, and
upon being walked and asked for his opinion,
curtly said, Drive EN- in the river, drive
'em in the river!'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10
AHIDIoAL OoLLKaR EOsPITAL.

Yns Faculty ara under the necessity Of anneuns.
ing further increase Of the ck2-Ses lu this estAh-
lishment, In consequence ct tho steady and heavy
increase Of its sxpenssa Notwithstanding tho sd-
vsrce made In ths rates durns tbs past year, the
expenditures for several months past, owing 10 tho
exofbitaEt pricAs of supplies Of all descriptions,
have eyeescsd the reoeipss and ia visw af tho sd-
doral burden new srising from the INCREASED ratss
OF hike for puraea snd other ger rants the alcfnAs
tive II forced upon tbs gssnsy Of elessG the Hos
pitat or of adopting such o scale cf charges -
may prosee. # from serious loss uRwiiinG 70 taks
tss former course they bsve hxsd npon the fellow.
ing charges 70 take eest and affv tAs 10h tnsx,
baih e. - patients and those rsnaintns IN tss
EnepitaI on ihxt dsy:
White persons IA private rooms, 60 psr week. q
e3b0 per day for less than week. f.z
White gsrsons TO public wards. sis pr weak. a.
Negroes, fl2 Der week, or 81 per day.
Tnsse charges include BOARD. Medical attendance,
Medicine, Nursing and wsshius.. A snsii fss Va
r.ytns scm et 70 $50. wal b. chsgsd. ~ hsresC-
fore, for Surgical operations.
A comparison Of tha above rates for whlte pers
with the cost OF board snd medical truatun1o4
IN hotel or boarding house VIII shsw that The 3D.
ssof economy z issssly IN fsvoe Of The Hos
pitaL II Is also MANIFEST tnst negroes cen BE- treak
I'd Ia the Hospital more sheap.y as this tins than
snywhsre else.
Taynsusfor the FIRST wssk must - naxas n n.
vsns~ Af.sr tie 6rst wses, payment nnst -
made weekly. or : wristsa oblsasion given 10 ~
tie ell dues On tie discharge Of tae patl@as Whsa
The parry IL pon pssiAens a RiehmoaA, q 4 -.
known 70 she 63Acses Of Tie Hespttai, pAymap1
mnss be guaranteed by. soms knewa and -
si, sRc q ossans s' ppliss p e. sassp. e s.as ss
psis tho sofsEcszasnt u thess ssrns. 80
prssidsnt-L .. JoYAn9, Il. D.
Attending safxson-J JAs g CONWAY. = D..
R'as'as fAzs''An-a.ksx a. MAJ 3 ns1xIa Z Snt
sssward--N q. TURxLEY. ns-sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10
grECBER IN PERIL,

As the cars en- route to New York stopped
at Elizabeth, N. j., on the evening of the 5th,
the passengers noticed an unusual commotion
among the citizens, who were assembled in
large numbers in the vicinity of the railroad
station. Upon inquiry it was ascertained that
the indignation of the people had been aroused
in consequence of a report having been cirea-
lated that Henry Ward Beeeher had arrived,
and was to preach one OF his eharacterlsue
sermons in the goodly city of Elizabeth. The
crowd manifested the most hostile intentions
towards Beecher whom they were looking up
in all directions That gentleman, however,
managed to elude this very unpleasant vigil
lance, and having secured the services of a
posse of policemen, he was stealthily convey
ed to the cars and rolled back TO New York
without preaching his sermon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10
clANUFACT,D AND SMOKING TOBACCO

MANUFACT'D AND SMOKING TOBACCO.
MANUFACTURED AND SMOKING TOBAO-
Vt co, gNU7x, &C.--The undersigned having
taken the large and comniodious building No. IS
Main street., formerly occupied by Lewis Webb,1
have resumed the manufacture Of Chewing and
Smoking TOBACCO.
We have in store largo and well-selected stock
of Bright and Dark ToBAUUOS, in /, 1, and boxes
and haf-pounds La caddies.
Alsc, SMOKING TOBACCO and SNUFF, In all
the varicus s;xed packages. 10 which We invite the
attention Of the trade before purchasing
CHRIBTIAN & LEA, No. 65 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

CNUFFs, sNUFFS.-We are now prepared 10
- receive orders FOR Nelson and Munnis's cele-
brsted SsUTFS. put up-scotch. in 50pound
boxss, (papars. Ave 10 the pound J Scotch, in bbs,
loose; Rappse In 2Gpound Jars; Eseanba In
90 pound jars For sSe In lots TO suit purchasers.
SMITH l. CO., Sole Agents.
no l7--1ns Petersburg. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10
CAMP NEAR MuRFREEsBoBo',)
january 4, 1863.

tn January 4, 1863
.n4@ General H. W. Halleck. General in.
Chef
h. orollowing my dispatch of last evening, 1
-, 10 announce that the enemy are In full
''1a' af' They left last night.
l.iie e fah having raised the river, and the
l'pRe afross ii between the left wing and cen.
80. 's'ae Incomplete, deemed it prudent to
a,ad' "@a'taw that wing during the night. This
,Pea my time until four O'Clock, and ia
''spsa iLe troops
IL ]e announcement Of the retreat was known
n,.;, ~, al he ven O'Clock this morning Our am
is's,oh r s train arrived during the night.
,,;1aay WAS occupied in distributing anmu.
is'sh f,ep bnrying the dead, and collecting arms
'g1n y The field Of battle.
Tie ae pursuit was commenced by the centre,
-. "a wo leading brigades arriving at the west
soaa Ii stones river this evening. The rail
i ~, '1iags was saved, but in what condition
sD,' "e y soai occupy the town aud puah the pur.
S'.' 10 morrow. = : {
j.. paf als.iical Director estimates the woundA0
W. aPilAis ii 8, 500, aud our desd n L 30.
(,s,.slls nave 10 depiore the i0ss Of Leut. Col.
n.a, whose capacity and general deeor-
ss,. ~ asa already endeared him 70 al thc on
tts e, :, tnis command, and whose nulllantyv s.
Assa y, O nastie excjted th1is Adlnizaafni
.. 3. h0sEcRArs. 4Gjor fa1o'i o6lk,a.
1slsLAraax eg sEW Yonx--A pHaun,
na ciA1IoA Ov GOV. 1ex11ogn Is s;
- AeE3elefnGo ~ ~ - a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

TN STORE and for sssle--
i Cotton Cards,
Cotton Yarns cheap,
0rnund Pepper, In papsrs.
Grain Pepper,
Carpet snd 6hoe Tseks,
Lot Of Wire, Eo. 20.
ALSO
l Carpenter Boring Machine,
l Partition, door 2ad lnak c6Dipiate.
G. K. HOBGES d CO.,
in 7--3ss No 40 Pearl ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10
JAS g. MCCARTHY,
RICH'D D. MITGHEL.
Richmond January LIST, 1863.

: Go PARTNHREHIP.-Ths undersigned have
thss dsy formed a CO partnership under the style
of MCCARTHY YOUNG, for tbs purpose of
conducting the LUMBER EEgIExSS, in all Of its
branches snd also the COMMISSION BUSINESS
generally, and have taken the yard and lumber.
house at the corner OF Byrd ani 6sh Streets Gmaa.
distsly on the canal bank formerly occupied by
MCCARTHY Mitchell, where they hope, BY strict
attention 10 business to secure the patronage here
tofora extended - the old concern and OF all others
who may favor them with call. We shall alwsys
have cn hand az lsrgs lot Of LUMBER and HAY
~ |. 10 possible to keep during these timss.
JAS. @. ACCAk AkTEY,
If. II YOUNG.
RichnIcnd January Jet, 1863
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

In retiring from the concern u Mccarthy y
Mitchell, take pleasure In resopaSuoud.ns to ny
frisnds aud the public generally the psw concern
Of Mccarthy Young. knowing. ~ / Go, that they
are both energetic oung men, understanding .hsir
business, and who VIII attend 60 1t promptly
js 1---deod3t aw2t wilt E. d MITSjfiEI.E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

presidant-LL q. yOYNN9 Il. D. stssFsssa.ss
Attending Husxson- JAB &. CONWAy,M d
Rssidsnt Phydsian-H1NaY n MuLvIQ, ~ n.
." -NAK8HALL r. HELE.M. u.
9teWaxd--N O. TURNKEY. iA6-ate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

nISSOLUTIoN OF co-PARTfyEKsHiP.s-Tt
IL firm Of PETEkH MARTIN q 90. la this
a.y dissolved by mutual aoEss;nt. All unsettled
buainegs Of iiis will be Hquidstad by tbs
new drm OF ". & W. s. PETEHs
WILSON PETERS,
J. II. MA4TfE,
WALTE.R g. PETERS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-05-29

Or INTEREsr TO THE LADIEs.--Every one re-
CARDS the Sewing Machine as blessing to wo-
moman. 1t has been the saving of much toll
misery, and probably of life itself. The "Song
of the Shirt is now obsolete; the more enliven-
ing ballad, @The Song of the Sewing Machine,
has taken its place. We had heard through lady
friends, of machines that would stitch, sew, hem
and of one that could make perfect button hole
in garment We hadsupposed that perfection
had almost been reached, knowing that these
instruments performed all the nccessities in sew
ing. But it seems they still had the accomplish
ments to learn. We are led TO make these re-
marks, having lately seen some ladies' cloaks
elaborately embroidered with this Sewing Ma
chine. The work seemed to excel anything ex-
ecuted by hand labor. Beside being more rap
idly and cheaply executed, the work has more
regular and consequently much more beautiful
appearance. What is most remarkable about
this novelty is that the machine which executes
this wonderful workmanshipis the most perfect
in all other respectable embroidering quality
being only an addition to its many other abil-
tiles of stitching, hemming, etc. Those of our
lady readers who wish to view the instrument
engaged in its charming accomplishment, car
do so by stepping into Messrs. Grover Il Bakers
establishment, No. 495 Broadway Home Jour-
nal
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-05-29
wYNKooP's ICELAND PECroRA1.

Diseases Of the Throat Chest and Pulmonary organs
prevalent insidous and dangerous The prop
critics Of medicine to alleviate and uproot these
complaints must be Expectorant, Anodyne and Invgor-
ADg, oosening the ofthe throat and impartIng
ono to the eHtire system. No discovery medical sci-
mastered this class Of diseases like Dr. Wyn-
koop Iceland Pecora ltis used with the aston
ishing results in all Of Bronchitis, InHuenss,
whooping Cough, Diptheria, Putrid Sore Throat,
Asthma, Group Coughs Colds Nervous Irritabty &s.
The Rev. J. J. Potter, esrtihes that have used DR..
wynkoops Pectora for years, myself and In my family
forsevere Pulmonary Complaints and have reeommen-
ded II to many Others and have its equal
Rev. J. J. Potter, brooklyn, N. Y.
Hundreds and thousands Of important testimonials
could be produced showing its remarkable aud that
it nsvsr fails.
is composed of pure Iceland Mess Balm Of Gileaa,
Peruvian Balsam, Eeeampane, comfrsy, Burdoek, and
other invaluable expeetorant and tonic ingredients
tits harmless, prompt and lasting Invalids and sufferers
eannst afford to neglect trial Every family should
havsit 1t isrsmarkable for Group. Full descriptions,
recommendations and directions accompany each bottle.
Sold in Town by all Druggists.
Prepared BY DR.. r. D. wynkoop, and sold By D. 8.
Barnes Co. New York. 1mc6
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-05-29
CHIrr OLKnx OF rnr INrERxAL RKyrSur BIZ


CHIEF CLERK OF THE INTERNAL REvENUE BU-
REAU.-It affords us much pleasure to announce
the promotion of William F. Downs, esq.,, Of
Kansas, to the position of Chief Clerk of the In.
ternal Revenue Bureau of the Treasury Depart.
ment. To perform the duties of Chief Clerk o
one of the most important bureaus of the Gov.
ernment, which it undoubtedly is, requires the
highest clerical abilities. These we know Mr.,
Downs possesses, and his promotion, therefore
cannot but prove to be Of great value to Mr..
Lewis, the Commissioner, and all who have bu-
siness with the Bureau. We congratulate both
on having such an able business man and court.
eous gentleman in the position to which Mr.
Downs has been promoted. He has already en-
tered upon the discharge of his duties Wash
Chronicle
VIM. F. Downs is a son of j. B. g. Downs Of
this place, and his many friends here will b
gratded to hear Of this substantial and honora,
BILE promotion. 1t is well deserved.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-05-29
no OonaumpIlVea.

PTNHE ADVERTISER harne been restored to health In
il lev weeks, b. very simple remedy a1er haFins
suffered several yeerh with severe lang Affection. and
that dread disease Oonsunaptionis snxious % make
known 70 his fellow sufferers the means Of euro.
To all who desire L. be win send copy Of thu pEeserip
tion used ee Of charge with the directions or psepA
ing and using the same. which they win ma sunE 0vnn
for CoEsUHrrIoE. ASTHMA, BE0NcHIEIs. Sc. Tho only
object Of the advertiser In sending The prescription
benefit Tie aleted and spread infoaisn which he eon
eslses to Be Invaluable and be hopss every saGss IN
ty his remedy, 4s It viii cost them nothing nnd NAY
prtxs bsesstng. Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
isnesA.kA. wnliamsbusSh, Kings County. NJ,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-05-29

This dslighfui article for preserving and bcautfyug
the human hars again put up by the original proprietor
and Is now made with the care skin and attention,
wheh hrst created s immense and unprecedented sales
Of over one million Of bottles annually IL atm sold
t2S eenta In large bottles Two millions bottles can sa-
silly be sold In year when II s again known that ths
Katharion is not only the most hair dressing
the world bat that II eeanses the scalp Of seu and dan
run gives the hair lively rich, luxurant growth, and
prevents II from turning gray. These considerations
worth knowing The Katharon has been tested for
twelve years, and Is warranted described. ANY lady
who values beautiful head Of hair will the Kathsi
ron. tits anely peruned, cheap and valuable tits scd
by all respectable dealers throughout the world.
2mOe D. s. BARNES CO., NEW YORK.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-05-29
FaIrbanks, scales.

In a recent number of the Boston Daily Eve
ming Traveller, is the following report of case
tried in the Superior Court or that City:
~The plaintiffs claimed $1,000 balance due for
a platform Scale sold defendant. The defense
was, that the Scale was to be equal 10 sample
of Fairbanks make. He claimed that il was in
ferior, and therefore demanded deduction from
the price. Evidence was introduced to show
that the Scale supplied was not of more than
the strength OF the Fairbanks Scale with
which it was to be equal in every respect Ver-
deict for plaintiffs, $6460."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-05-29
New Advertisements.

Heller d Petty, Marble Manufacturers.
Fish of all kinds at A. j. Harris.
Grover d Bakers Sewing Machines.
New Goods, New Firm, D. w. Krebs d Co.
Ballyille Factory, P. G. Dean.
The Chief Cause of Human Misery.
The Diseases of Error. Especial Notice.)
Experience of an Invalid Especial Notice,
Dissolution Notice, Curtis & Camfeld.
Sigel FIGURING Mill; New Firm; Camheld
Lischy q Co.
Notice to Builders.
List of Letters.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-05-29
Home re.tImouy.

CILKAD, Wood county, Ohio August Is.
DIR. G. W. RoBAoK-Dear SiT-Permit me to inform you
and all suffering humanity afflicted have BEEN of the
benefit have derived from your valuable Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Pills. Ihave had deficiency In my
lungs for two years. that baed the skin ofour best
Physicians both at home and abroad; besides had the
Dyspepsia badly that my food would not stay in my
stomach In the smallest quantities and through these
diseaseAI became emaciated weak could
walk, and sometimes could not But 1 am hearty and
reasonably wall at the present. aud alege the
your medicines for took others ut that time and
much thAnka to you for the Almanac that accidentally
fell into my hands. Yours truly, J. BALMER.
ReAderi DO you know Of any other remedies earth
that will produce such glorious results the AbOvsl
See Advertisement.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-05-29

Misunderstanding is one Of the greatest
blessings of the world; Herrick Aliens Gold
Medal Saleratus is the other. One is the result
Of love, admiration and courtship; the other the
result ofperseverence, science and skill. Where
matches have proved unsuitable, this article is
well calculated to harmonize and make home
incest, whitest, lightest Bread, Biscuit Cakes
and Puddings that woman's hand can make
which purpose cannot be accomplished by the
uaing Of any other Saleratus or Soda. Mos
Merchants sell It,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-05-29

This famous Cavalry Officer formerly resided
IN Youngstown (then) Trumbull County. His
father was Robert GriefHon. Col q. when a
resident Of youngstown was well known as a
prompt active, young man and fine musician
There was a musical band called Greison' Band
that section. The leader ofthat Band is the now
noted Col. Grierson, whose Cavalry raid through
Mississippi was the most brilliant affair Of the
war.--CReve. Herald.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-05-29
HEMsTREET's
InimitabIe Hair Restorative.
1T rs NOT A DKE.

But restores gray hair TO its original color BY supplying
the capillary tubern with natural sustonanee, impaired
By age or disease. All iHaHtaasoss dyes composed
Of na eause, destroying the vitality and beauty Of
the hair and aRord Of themselves no dressing. Heinz
streets nmitsble colOring only restores hair to its
natural color BY easy process but gives the hair
Luxurtant Beauty,
promotes Its growth, prevents Its falling or srAdieaten
dandru and imparts health and pleasAntness to the
head II has stood the test Of time being the original
Hair colorinE and IA constantly Increasing In favor
Used BY both gentleman and ladies' It Is sold BY all
spectacle Dealers can be procured BY them Of the
mereial agent, d. Barnes, Breadwsy,N. Y. Two
sizes so cents and 81. amo6
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