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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-01

TaE LADIEs GUNBoAE-The gunbOat built at the
navy yard opposite Rockets successfully launched
Monday afternoon between 2 and o'clock She was
chriseDed the Virginia The launch was witnessed
byanumbe, Of persons and accomplished without de-
lay or dieul.y a, the time appointed She gded into
tie water "hks a thing Of life" amid the prolonged
cheers Of the spectators. The Virginia built
der the immediAte supsrintendenoe Of Mr.. VIM. A.
Graves, one Of chief naval constructors and is
garde6 as a model vessel Of her class
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-01

Tax YANKEE FORcE on Folly IsLAND.-From private
letter. written by young lieutenant stationed on Morris
Island the Columbia Is CO. Guardian takes the following
particulars of interest:
The diary of a Yankee lieutenant was found on the
wreck of the Ruby, stranded blockade runner, few
DAYS ago IL contained something Of interest concerning
CO. troops of Abe Lincoln on Folly Island. Brig, Gen.
Wedges Is in command. He was formerly captain in
Fort Moulrie and possessed the friendship of many
gentlemen in the city which he is endeaVoring to
besege capture and despoil He is said 10 be Of
ordinary nelec bat possessing great :acsHd canning.
According the diary the forces the island consist
Of seven regiments of Infantry with the artillery usually
attached to brigade. The number and eaibre of the
guns mounted to operate upon Morris Island given,
and other items Of a LEGAL and Yankee character.
Thefghtns between the piekes and batteries on Morris
and Folly Islands las ceased. The Yankees are taking
advantage of the quiet however, and tLrosing up
works ON Little Folly almost within musket shot of our
batteries. They viii not be permitted to complete them
you may be assured 1t not until this morning that
this discovered so dense is the forest on the island.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-01
NORTH CAROLINA LEGIsLATURE-GOV VANoEs
MESSAGE

RALEIGH, June 3O.-The Legislature met in extra
session to-day. quorum Being present Gov Vance's
message was read in both Houses after which the Legs
lature adjourned 10 IL o'cloC to morrow.
Gov yAECE's MESSAGE.
Gov Vance recommends that provision be made for
tne continued reception of all non-interst bearing
oonederate Treasury note irrespective the date Of
ISSUE He regards the act of the Virginia Legisla
.uee snd Richmond banks however patriotic their mo-
ives as most unfortunate tending still further to de-
preciate the currency.
ne says no more deadly blow could be struck against
our cause than the repu diaon of our currency and
'u1' NORM carolina sho uld be among the first to dis
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-01

Rosassf. -fho store Of \, ST, Toapklnsi Oh Broad
near the corner Of STA street. entered on Monday
night and robbed Of seine $4,000 worth Of goods, in
GLIDING lot of tea valued at nearly 500. The thieves
cot into the yard in the of the store aud made an
aperture through the back door by boring then insert
ed their hands and removed the bar thus eectng an
entrance.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-01

orStAuoNs OF TIE TACOMA despatch from Hy-
num-, Cape Cod, Mass, dated June 18th, says:
Weleet schooner, arrived here last night, bringing
the Of the fishing schSoners Marengo Elizabeth
Ann Rufus ChOate ard Ripple, all burned by the pirate
Tacony.
They report that Sunday las. the Tacony burnt the
Byzantine, from London for New York and the bark
GoOdspeed, from Londonderry for New York.
The crews we're all sent to New York in the schooner
Florence.
The TacOny has burned seventeen vessels since the
18th inst.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-01

ASSISTANT CclDTrJgAsrLg GENERALS OFFICE,
.IJaalSU, Va, 1871 june 1853.
TAX Lsf KIND


TAX Isf KIND.
The following lie s. ss- pied Tor he collection 2. Tic lax
in kinl
A. cicss o. the Quartsnlasts Ger-ralb Department as
si'n-d s special ch.rgI 81 TIE E-ijc controlling Quar-
ternJByr Win the rank r.: iitor, g. UeI state
Post Qcare master with Ur rank Captain each
gressiOua District where E ptc able 90 collect TIA tenth.
Congressional District VIII be srbdYiIed the Post
QuGrtemaster Ia charge Of 70 into sections fl e eien de-
livery The taxpayer % rs ggOt ~ produce and AGENTS will
be appointed by that Officer 90 take charge OF The depo 70 be
labIished IN each section
Before dgpots cbled assesmsnts re-
CURED under the Law be made tie Of small grai hay and
the clip OF wool Tor the present year Will have beeu secured
To relieve farmer from Che iI and Inconvenience OF storing
the Government portion we obtain Immediate supplies
farmers redisg posts where QsarCm1ser5
toned 70 del yer the G5vesmsuteuh. any part Of IT, TO that
QlarteTnas'er
Under Oh law farmers eq0i-ed deliver their tenth at
depots NOT more than eight miles rom the place Of production
II they viii deliver under this requs the Government viii pay
~ the transportation Ia essoi eight miles The ouArernas
ter wing produce nader this r1s will give receipts the
Queer evidence mat much o. his TAX is paid And the
Post Qlgtermsster Of the COnre' 3n1 District rpObsibe
the enh Gi,er the assessor h' established and maIo
hm the Quatermaser tpeaho tha produce delivered win
also receipt for % the Post C3l,f Of the UIo who
will endorse copy Of the receipt upon s Ise,rs estimate
before transferring It TO liz agents AZ ~ receiving depot
EARtIN EEIIcE,
A. Q1arte-rG-t.r General 10 charge.
E Enquirer, Examiner, Sentinel sud ySps.-h copy oiBI.olh
jel5-ln
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-01

oDOF tbe m0bbg pi3 Ter 6lsSp for liei, spbsiaeioe
s1d her soldiers f5r felr blood issoCthng be should
regret living to see.
IC one issue of Couoderat, notes be good, then all
are since he sane houoy pledged fot their redemp-
tiO1.
lie then refers de Legislature o. ihe accompany w
communication from tho Public Treasurer.
lie also r.cotmcuds a modification OF The militia law
10 facilitate ;hs iaisla and eqlippirg OF s'ye" tpoa'
sand militia called loy by thc pscsi6eht
lie recommends he enlargement OF tac iist Of eA'
emp ion- proper f5f ths protection ot tae s'ato
The Tuaurei's communication reviews the cha'lct
condition % the State lie suggests in view OF the ac-
ton Of tha virgl-ia Legislature, and the Rcnm9nd
Banks that the collection Of state and Co iicder'e
taxes Q su.ucrGed temporarily.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-01
FEOW I'M EASTERV SHORE

Fcur men relehej the city yesterday from AecOmao
eouoty Va. They report that all the Federal troops
have been Withdrawn from there with the exception Of
les rstainel the county at the request Of tie Union
mcu.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-01
RESPECT Foa GEN. LEz.-Wc take the following from
ra..rt lnttar. ~ OPP w A Ln do Sa-nnn,h Rnnrhli

RESPECT FOa GEN LEs.-We take the following from
recent letters Of Up W. A." to the Savannah Republic
can:
Frequent and disastrous as have been the defeats
sustained by the Federsls at the hands of Gen Lee,
they nevertheless entertain the highest respect for his
lofty character and splendid genius. Just at the close
Of the ha.tle Of charlottesville he passed along the
road where several thousand prisoners assembled
Our troops greeted the victorious chieftan with deaf
eang cheers, whilst the prisoners eager to see him,
crowded forward and silently and respectfully remov-
Cd their hats as he rode past them. Well might they
and their whole nation indulge in such mark Of re-
spsct for who had overthrow four of their chosen
leaders, and who ia never more modest than in the
hour Of triumph
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-01

BY DUNLOP, MONoURE 4 CO., Auc,'r,.
4 UCTION SALE OF THE LARGE AND
* VALUABLE CARGO OF GOODS IMPORTED PER
STEAMSHIP "floRA"-0n THURSDAY the I'd Of July, ro-
gue the valuable goods imported per Pors
comprising large and desirable assortment English French
cares 2IO pice assorted English French Prints and
case go pIeces) eiughams
5csse5 (zs pie.es) Hegema5s
do $40 dozen) linen and Linen Cambria Handker
case go pleceO PaIds
bales 1900 pies' 81 Regatta Stripes
cases OOO pieces Checked Glnghams
I do (IOpieces) Checked Linens
case: G3K doz) assorted Braces
l case &c, fiecesJ White Book Muslin
do go cas- 81 geld colored Ginghams
do U4D Cotton shiris
c.se 20 pleo,sl Brllsnies
90 ui-ces) Duck Drill
2caseI QO0 doE Whhe and Bue Cotton Hose
/ case o. pieces Brocades
do G4aj Fteheh Cashmere PenialoOn Cuts
do 600 pseks) Imperial Pins
. csses e6O) Bonnes
10 assorted Porcelain and Bone Buttons, Horn ono
she Combs, Tooth Brushes, Steal Pens, Pen
Holders, etc.
SHOE INTERCHANGEABLE SKINS.
cases Brown and White saoe Thread
do. as doz) Preach Calf skins.
LIQUORS, SAUCES, TEA, OILS, CHEESE,
$ cases Hennessy Brandy
20 AXIS Pale Ale
cases Champagne Wine
Y tnslh Pickles, Sauces Table Salt and Mustard
all In glass
cases SaTdinCs
- chests super Green Tea
30 boxes Olive Oil
cases raw, single and double-bollel Oh
a English Cheeses.
HARDWARE, ETC.
Tenuau's Solder
easS Assorted Files and Wood Rasps
casS Shoyels
Brass Sheets
clSk Horse Shoes.
DRUGS, ETC.
100 kegs Ri Carb scda
10 bbls relied Oopperas
10 boxes extra LogWOCd
irunks Pomaium
! Brown Windsor Hoap
cases Lamp Bla:k.
COFFEE.
100 BAGS Coffee expected in time.
Catalogues will be ready the day before the sale.
Terms cash. LUNL0P M0NCURE ( CO.,
je42-ltds Auctioneers
WIN be added TO the above Sale
2tO0 Leechs s,
! Punchtons pure Jarsica Rum,
100 Kegs sssorted Nails.
DUNLOP, MoNCURE CO.,
jyl-'ds Auct'..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-01
BY JAS. N. TAYLOR Auctloneer.

* VALUABLE FARM OR MARKET GAR
n DEN, on THE DEEP RUN TURHPIKE IN HEg.
E ElG2T SG25l y , %lhhS VEST or E orr or
'non %i SELL upon the premises, TUESDAY June 3uh
o'clock T. NJ te valuable handsome FARM Win mi the
growing uropi located as shove eontsin CO acres OF which 40
ots are ear vel set In and clover together with
garden OF te ctocSt vegetables the balance is heavily Wooded
viii OAK and pine, Of virgin growth There is also spou the
'e cr'I ace house ice pond well shaded tog ther
VIA an co OF the c. oleest fruit 10 the psst
years The Improvements consist com con
ns o9r sod CONS Their with s the bu iines
@d cohns most excellent well Of In the ward Per.
desiring 70 nifs desirable Trs
Gus to me " woul Ind i 10 er Int examine Is or
teore the Jay Of sse. PoSs'sSOn given iumeiat.I, ~
Will BE kOiD-mp e.t, ~ after the sale Of the ,ro,o,,
yunbe oJ Of FARMING lAPLEdENFS consisting of carts
Pow Ostyat2r llarrows, o. Wagon, and Pillow Harness r
Heie months old all In fee cordi ether with an ext
ent Bu2gy and HA'nes W be heJ for tte bslaaee Of lie
y ar, good Cock Nurse, Washer, d,Irontr
TtEs -Eor the land oneihrd cash. e Whos preferci
the balance at and ~ months ced for eyosbe notes nte
taxes and insurance for sG Por the balance cash win be re-
qurci upon delivery. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR,
!eD Auctoteer.
Ga OF Illness in toe family Mr. sinop the above sale
Il postponed 10 MONDAY next the 9TH July, at o'clock T. ~
l.9O JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auct'r.
BY DAVENPORT 4 CO., STOCK AUCTIoYRERs,
Corner Of Cary and 18th streets.
w Z will sell at auction, at the office of the
Old rom!n Insurance Company corner Of Cary and
18Th street, PSDAY uly8d 1885, commencing at 70 o'clock
the following desirable Bonds and q cks:
100000 lchmonl aud Danyle g. r. pef CEN REGISTERED
Bonds, 1873
59Co Virginia per cent; Registered Bor d. long date
$3.50 nfsdersts 10 Million Coupon Bends
5000 YcnederSte per cent. 100 Million Coupon Bcnss
GSnars Richmond Imp .Ting and Exporting Cornpanyis
SOCKS j. Harrison, President
Share, Richmond and Pele sburg Importing and TX.
porting company's stOck-W-ism NJ. Sutton, Pres
80 saares Bank Of Richmond Stock
=. DAVkEPoGT co.
ge2t-ot Stock Aueiioneers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-01
AUCTION SALES.
pprgEg PAVE.

w n will haze our regular sale of GRocERrEs
&C on FRIDAY rest, tie 3oi inst; particulars Of same
IN our Special ncse on morning Of sale
yl RoiiwsoN, ADAMS & o..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-01
IMPORTANT FROM LOUISIANA.

GENERAL DICK TAYLOR AT wORK-CAPTURE
OF ONE THOUSAND PRISONERS, ARTILLERY
AND STORES
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-01

WANTED, in large or small quantities,
Taiow Kitchen Grease, Damaged Lard or Bacon for
which the highest price win be gven either cash family wash
Ing toilet soap Hotels housekeepes can
have their Grease removed twice bT addressing
Wa. g. WEBB CO.,
. Manchester Soap Works,
caFe Of TARDY WILLIAMS,
Jeu 18th and Cary streets.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-01
RUNAWAY NEGROES IN JAIL.

THE following Negroes have been committed
4 10 The Jaiiof &c C-y O.. % eaHoul rzl.ansWsYs:
JOIN, rgr about CD ycar oi five iegt
inches high darE brovu color committed The property Of
Chlrles FITS, ~ Roanoke county, w..
CHARLES You're about rs years ola, Eve feet, six
eight ilcis s ceor ID. 3, ANA committed teocgBg
TO Lieut. l. i. Gur,l 0i ',ag gHr7.
The owner ElovJ requested 70 cons f1rwa D.
prove property pay c1. E- aj take .-, thy g d,
With acco ding 10 Lar. THOMAS L. tUILfY,
ie26-Gw Ga '.-C.y E.c. woGG.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-01

DANAWAY ER0M THE SUBSCRIBER IN
LIZ Fuvanna county, Va. the 29b May la my MO-
sEs lie elk feet high black rather slender bO. large
bone eye out the right believe knock kneed and turned
somewhat TO side, elbow and shoulder
cut by ku voice. had jeAoe coat And mixed
uniform pants IL may endeivor to pass and OF
IN soldier. VII give ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS 81 IA
out Of the stse fifty IN The state twenty five II taken
IN Frysura adjoining county H. IA either case 10 be de-
Nv red to NE or places In jail 30 Hat set him
GEO. ". PETIT
10 1--d2tawlms P. o. tBxie," Fuvanna, Va.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-14
.T: %. TE'asEace. |
/, NO. H. VOL. Kill


OF Feur Dollars year in advance
WITHOUT DEvIATIoN. N1-
W Ai& Bills for Advertiser ents, J OBJ
Work, or Subscription, considered due wher
contracted except against those with whom
we have running accounts, -
OF ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at One Dol
far Per square of Ten Lines or
Less, for the first insertion Fifty Cents
Tor each continuance. b.I Nittis =
9r Persons advertising by the year, will
be charged Forty Dollars for whole
column, twenty Dollars for one-half
Fen Dollars for one-quarter. NO deoia-
Zion from these te,xas under any circumstances
0T Obituaries. Fifty Gents per square.
OF The privilege Of early advertisers is
strictly limited to their oaen Immediate and reg
sitar business. and the business Of an ad YER
tising firm is not considered as including that
OF its Individual members.
s1s~Annenncing candidates Three Dol
lars, 10 paid IN advance in srery case.
xF Advertisements not marked with tie
number of insertions when handed In, viii
be continued antii ordered out, and payment ex
acted. =, - ~
s9saaNo advertisement inserted g,atuitouly
NJ Advert isements of an abusive nature,
aiH not5einssrted at any price.
OF Job Printing, Of ALL kinds. neatly
done on New Type. and on as reasonable
terms as any Office in Tennessee. 40
" No Paper will be discontinued until
all arrearages are paid up-ercept at the op-
lion o. tde {'a6asher. F-.,fA
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-14

a Remedy fos. Small Por. The
German Reformed Messenger hasra.
caived a letter from a friend in China,
in which it is stated thai great dis
covery is reported to have been re-
Gently made byiaa Surgeon Of the
English army in China in the way
of an effectuaI cure for small pox.--
The mode Of treatment is as follows :
When The preceding fever is at lis
height. and just before the eruption
appears, the chest is rubbed With
croton oil and tartario ointment
This causes the whole Of che, erup-
ton TO appear ON that part Of tbe
body, ,sto the relief of the rest, Ii
also secures full and complate erups
ton, and thus prevents the disease
from attacking the internal organs.
This is said to be now the established
mode bf treatment 10 the English
yin shina BY general orders, and
is regarded as perfect success.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-14
. Tie Rag Qaestion-. Thero Is

= We Rag Qaestion.-. There Is
Philosophy in every thing" we arc
told, and Of course rags are includea.
In themselves, rags are bat SPECIFY
mems of. dilapidsted goods IN atheirss
ssedy iorm--7and reItotalIy unfit for. )
any special use, save to make beau.
iiul quality Of printing paper, And
this is'he philosophy Of rags-ihas
is 10 say, cotton and linen rags
woolen rags having their philosophical !
qualities also, bni, N, B., mol adapt.
ef to the manufacture of paper
Tbeo Shmpter IS. C.9 Watehmans ]
says :ii u ,IsbbI5 sszziG sll
Bring linen rags--bripg cotton rags ss-s..s
70 oreven thread-bare worn-out bags,
iIE Bai don't attemptto make US pull
~ Our printing paper outof .seools u q azss
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-14
LATTE NEWS.

RICHMOND, May a. Gov. Leiche
received a dispatch this evening, an
nouncing the death Of General Stone
wall Jackson at Guiney's at 3 so p
IN. Ills body will be brought TO thi'
city bya special train.
RICHMOND, May 10.-The Whis
has Northern dates to the 9th.
Lincoln has issued a proclamation
calling out the whole mililia. to sup
press the rebellion. All able bodied
citizens, from twenty to forty-fye,
and all foreigners who have. declared
their intention to become citizens,
between the. same ages, are to con-
stitate the national forces.
jackson, May l0.-A special to
The Appeal says The Chicago Times
of the Sth publishes dispatch dated
Cincinnati, 5th, stating that Valan-
digham had been arrested charged
with the violation Of Burnside s death
order. Ssl3iers were distributed in
the neigbb0rhood Of, Vallandighsm s
dwelling, aud every person ordered
home. They then. surrounded and
broke open bis house. Z
Valanaigbam has taken high
grounds, declaring he will not answer
the military, but will isbe tried imme-
diately. Parties have gone to Cleve-
land to got out writ of habeas cor
pus from the e. s. District Court of
the Northern District of Ohio,
Vallandigham has ebeen sent to
Newport Barracks Hisarest caus.
ed great excitement 10 Montgomery
county. Wagon loads Of people
locked into. Dyton on hearing the
news Burnsides sent cannon and
soldiers inio Dayton. Pistols were
fired at7,10 p. M, when the Jour-
nal { Lincoln organ) Office and ssye-
raj other buildings we're burned, the
telegraph wires cut, and The bridge Of
the Columbus apd Xenia Railroad
hurned. The residence of Colonell
Hsrrol, Provost Marshal, of Ohie,3
has been threatened. At the last
advices the Phillips House was burn
ing. $50 y
3 Gen. Kirby Smith with 10000
raw troops, has whipped Banks badl,
driving him back 10 Washington,
Louisiana. 4fs 5aqrsws4i
RIeHMoND,A May Northern
datesd the 10Th have been received
The charges against ValIaudighamI
we're, that on or about the list Of May |
be addressed a large mestiag at
Mount Vernon, Ohio, declaring that
the var was unnecessary and cruel,
and not waged With view to the pres
aIvation of the Union, but for the
purpose of crushing Liberty and es-
Despotism. He bad. del
bounced Burnside's orjer No. 3S,@sll
/. base usurpation of arbitrary author-
i;y aad the sooner the people inform
he minions who have usurped the
power, that they will not submit to
such restrictions the better' = ssiis
PErEasBURG, May l0.4-Tbe N. y. i
Werld Of the 9TH acknowledges rthejs
]efaat.of Hooker, ard his retreat tol
north bank Of the Rappahaunock. -
It says Lee vas heavily reinforced,
md has again won a yictcry. ggt
The N. Y. Herald says its iors.
ears of the resulted, Hooker's eff
srts are more than Confirmed Hell
seen ,ut-generaled and out-iougbt.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-14
sg Judge Constable, lately ar.

Judge Constable, lately ar.
rested by the military commanderlat
lDdiaDapolist bas been discharged
by the, United States District Court
at Springfield, III. This: says ihe
Chicdgo Times, is the most singing
rebuke Of the military authority BY
which, the arrest wss made, and. y
sublime yindisation Of tho judicial
authority as exercised by. the inpris-,
oued minister Of the law. The mill
tary usufparidns have orfy to 5s
brought into the courts to be con-
demned. Even the Republican Sdss
preme Court of Wisconsin did this. :
No court will fail to dol which is
not stepped in partisan prejudice and
bigotry. ~ iaaa saassm -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-14

Lieut.. COL. .KiEball,J Of the 9th
New York regiment, was shot and
killed onithe 18th sult. near Suffolk,
Vas. by Gen. Gorcoranae; Kimball
was officer Of the goatd, and would
not let Coseotan pass without the
countersign; when the General shot
him dead. sIe0sa aGI .ssgsesi
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-14

i Orr CHARLEsroN Bar, April S.--In
looming out Of tas action yesterday.
1.-THE Keokuk had the, advance, aud
before she arrived at the BUOY was
EaloDgsid5 Of her 10 small boat
Iit was nearly darkSa. that time; But
II could see 10 The dim light that she
had been the target of the most pow.
jerfnl guns the rebels could commapd.
Great holes we're visible ia her sides,
fber prov, and after turret aud her
smok,. stack. Her plates were bert,
aud bolts protruded here and there
|all over her. She was making wa
tier rapidly, and it was plain to be
seen that she was used up aud disa-
bled. Before the action her siepirg
sides and turrets had been .slushe,l "
with tallow, and to avoid contact
with this substance placed my feet
[ 10 the boI7s, and literally assembled
to her deck as BY a ladder. Uatii
that moment | confess my conception
of!he terrible earnestness with which
the rebels fought, vas far behind the
reality, So tbickly did she wear
her scars that no one at that time had
been able. 10 count them. One round
shot pen sirate0 her after turre:, tie
sides Of which, il viii be reno mbered,
are frastrums of cones, whaa atha
turrels Of the Monitors are perpen-
dicular cylinders. Another shot
passed through her port 5ov, and
still another through her starboard
quarter. These we're all steel pro-
jectiles of one hundred pounds weight
and polished 10 The smoothness OF
knife bIite. The terrible e'ff.etof
these pr@ectiles may be imag;ne9s
when it is stated that one of them,
striking the after turret at an angle
when the vessel was almost sunGer
the walls Of The fort,, buried itself
In the iron mail, and there remains.
These shots, let it be remembered
we're furnished 10 the rebels by ystheo
neutral Eoglisbmen, AID have, cer-
tainly, proved a striking ilnstratiou
'f the fairness end uprightness which
the conduct Of John
Bull towards US in this war. ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-14

a Maine newspaper, the Portland
Argus, says thatlthough thousands Of
brave HIiiiile man fell at Fredericks,
burg, II IS consoling 70 shilk Eot .
single negro was hurt.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-14

: Brig. Gen. Daniel s. Donelsou died
in East Tennessee on the 18th uIt..
He was a nephew Of Gen. yAndfew
Jackson, was Speaker Of the Teunes-
see Legislature. and a man Of much
good sense. His death is 4 gfeat
loss to our cause in Eas. TENNESSEE.