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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-27


NEw BIO Il MOND THEA1x1.
kssns end Stage Manage. = D'O1snY 00D1x
MoHDAY 1vInMa. April n. 1865.
D dsar'. The management prs s. 49, :as ,..,rv
By shakspsars, Of
MACBETHt
1nTmz sTRxxaTz
FULL AND co n Il ccxrAaY.
In admired roles.
Loeks's old and bssaufai
VIII b. presented h IL
TIE TRAGEDY
RMS BEAUTIFUL PLAY
viii be placed upon tbs stage
N1W 6CRH1RY.
K10HAGIOAL RIxH0Ts, 80
Never attempted in Riehmoud before.
The New Scenery fecm the Pencil Of xr Fred
Mechanical Arrangements by our kachiuis.;
Rich and 9orgsoue Cossnms3 By Mrs Lewis;
D smas!c 1sbleaux ~ Mr " Thorpe;
Decorators and Properties BY u. I swis;
The whois piece under the direction Of xr Z D
ogden.
Operate overtuEs....... ............. Orchestra
A Beautiful and Charming D res
Aleo, the great i've act Play Of
TWO L0VNb AID 4 LIE
r. Box Beck open two days ir advance
bog ofiee open qusrtsr.psss 1. n closes ss
kaif-pset r. r., where geats and boxes may be
scored.
Doors open at quaftsrpsss seven. Performances
vii corsusuce QaAftespaSt eight o'clock precisely.
so SILT
DIOAkoaD VAk1EIlzs,
IL fraaklin street, below the Ballard House.
Lessee AID Manager. p 6TRIDH2.
Fist PRODUCTION
OLA
6ERIEa OF
LE0lTIxAT1
MONDAY EvExIaG. April 81, 1889,
The beautiful Go eay, In 3 cots CT
THE SOLDIERS DAUGHTER.
R:Try Mccarthy ss.............. Timothy Q1aint
Waiter Ksebie Frank Hesrtsil
MJss deieo Mayne oS............W Widow Chesrly
ats5 Jessie TAx1eH cs...... Hrs AslfCrt
2tss Lof'te Esse.le Husxn
70 conclude with Tho
IRISH NIaHH.KGALE9.
Chris Strap, With Songs
Harry Xaosrihy
Nancy.
Niss Lottle 1ssslls
e aes Prosrarmss. up 21--1s~
"A Grand NAY BALL
n VIII Be given At the
OLD EAkEYT HALL.
y2IEAY Ev1NMa0. Eayl, 1863,
BENEFIT OF OoKPANY"A,"
18th Essmsnt VI Vols
Constitute Of L,ysaSsms1ts
"a Mil, ] T MEnn,
OF Johnston
Floor CoMnjsss.
Ut vsst DIV Lee,
JRaslsad. Hubenos,
VIM Davis, J Alexander.
T Smiths full band has been engaged for the
oeosslop.
~ Tickets. admitting gentleman and ladies',
Three Doisaxs.
q police forss viii also b In sstandaxee
and good order rixldly enforced apt7-5;s
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OAxP MAR FR1DsRIcxsBuRs, Va
Yoe0

CAMP MAR FREDERICKSBURG. Val
April Is, 1894. !
~ TO 3Bx VOT2Re or THB OITT OF
~ PORTSMOUTH AID uOKFSLK OOUE-
TY:-I hereby announce myself . candidate for
rs-slsction to the EOUSa OF DILEQArKS.
Driven from your homes By the public euamy,
you arc 90 scattered in different portions Of tho
Sta'e. and divided among 90 many regiments, that
II would DO tmpo;s.bIs Ter me 10 sac ycc Ill per.
sonaliy, even though my military dusles allowed
OF the s'mo, which 1t this sssson do not vii
than only ssy, that have served you to tas tsas
OF ny ability end my re elsetior would BE- 10 me
grsfityiEx sndorsa:ion OF my course.
Yours, 70,
up a3-tde* CIV xUKDlUuH,
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DANAwAY-Asoo 1IwAnD kan away from
q April. thres negro men. J0a1. DAVID. and
s fest 10 or II inches high dark nalssso, sps.ks
quickly when spoken TO. David II about 50 ysaEs
Of ssA feet OF 10 inches high quite hiask fall.
round Features With some beard. Gr,nn u about
srocoshe kin, no tssrd, ssousty boit win sivs
the shove reward for thsir arrest and delivery 70
ms, or IA same jsl w1srs en- get them; cx 1loo
70, =: s:. = hit e ;1:s ssn' cen :.
40 as-sodssd swAss1.s : 1870 -
NNR HUNOARO D1LLAE6 R1WARO-i
" Vim sive H. aSev: rsw..a for ths apprshen-
saa - my nero boy A1D11W-scnes,mes calls
pioyms as 81 Il Gordon : O.. ~ this city. on the
9aa Inst. easd boy u shout 16 ysa.s II age. Of q
ginssFbrsad color. very so0teea IN sp2safsncs,
prominsnt eyes q1lsa IN speaking ana WIS sssa
In the last Gay CT two IN The city u PetsssAmg.
Aisv. negro bsoshse q liz b. the name Of WI
Ii .M-who se0etmss sa;ls hik,eoN WILLIAM
NuKNseN-ahous the sauas color, ana about 81
years q age uopasHoular nAfka COW rsecllecteA.
viii give the shove reward for ono or both Of said
asgroes, dsivsesd to me In the city Of Richmond,
Or eoshaed n sozas jdl 30 tha. I get them.
aD ISIS D EA0HO A.h street.
HNs HUMID AAD lz,LLakr q; y -Ko--i
" vii give To Assosa rewsti sos i,,= aPrts
h.isal,,s Act de:ivHsy ~ m ~ "a. 4 sl,a & th-.
MAJ s.t nsr 81 a,y ssTraast Suns. KY who
shsso.ts.i 1oss lss hauts, ia uxsei.ue .ns,aiy n
s.e nishs Of ,he tsst. us-dsrs,Ae,s she is at.
t. myt;sg 70 msks hsc s.sy +. Pond Gap, Is miles
beyo,a Stsuntcr, 1hsrs hse husband 10 hitsd--
Katy is 90 yesrs III esa, S feet soma inenes in
height, toleFsby ll.Gs. ttousiy built With bro I'D
fs,s :al eyss, and thick lips; sns speaks quickly,
ard Is unsssun1irg In ,nalnars.
VIM LUCK
~ s1-lw' Chiisebu-g .. Caroline CO. Va.
ID UNAWAT N jAlL.-Was coam:t.ei to n.
HI jsii OF Louiss county. 81 a runaway On the
av1n dag Of suly ls6s, email EEaRO Coy, who
says his ns1se is Oh gLES, and that hs hsISags
sc Lieut. Wat, q. louisiana, He spGeses to Sc
sooas ts.i or trssvs years cd is f.us f@s iea Ct
i bsewD color, . had on ~hen committed 81 Jail
8 t.ue sack scat. .rowu jeans pantsloocs saSd
Elas slo:h esp Ts.s crnsf OF said bog IL ssGusse6
50 eoa.s fa ward :saa prove hsa property Jay
eaag.s and taks hin ssssy OF ns via &c ssisaos=,;
~ ~ shs las 6isca,s
yAE3a ts11GEs, Eas..F aca
sah teizvs5ws Jxi.o1 Of Loci&2 eouQ4y
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zns Lendos Hco.d. In ons Of its excellent asti
cts On American alters, says: "Lord Russell I,
oetsnlasd that, happen whist msy, II u not the
ausy Of EcstanA 70 intsrfera 30 the thinkers and
sessss iaok On with folded sEms; kindred ID moth.
ins, nee tight, virtas. nor hsfoism. For once pus
hshnsn must not 10 meddlins, warm In astsd, or
ovsssmlslss 70 tho wrongs OF su6s.ings Of
e'hsfs We may spplaud Italy, snd speak e.
eomssine'y to The Greeks. but the Anglo Saxon
blood, whieh 3 unmiIsd In the Uarolinas and Viz.
slniA ~ must regard e water. anA the aspiration.
OF The Ooafsdszstes q inpsrtinsnt and vsia."
After these aad similar expressions d kiudly
fsslne, the RusN proceeds to sontrovsrt The prn.
posaoa that Il h nposlte md undesirable f.r Hns
land 70 nt.vsaA + dispu.ss The rhetorical state.
nsnt a 1s. 0ob1sp that II wousd b eheaper TO
feea Lancashire - turtle ana champagne than 70
tight foe Il NAhsws that Laaeashsss d not the
ooiy sufferer - - psessnt VA. Int tina. Il ops.
ratss iCjusioakly On geaseal tnssessts and that n
he war prosso6s kpsush eonmaess may b ccm
promiAsd saeush 70 occasion financial s,i,aa.-
1or our own rart whilst inG 6srsnt now 70 suv
governmental rec,sritlon, and well content vi.h
The more practical end substaatlsl raoosuitou
which Ne hays jsa resolved from the money King,
of England We believe nov, - W hsvs evs- BE-.
hsvsd. that ths daagee of war bstwssn Rnslsnd
md ths DATED States. On The srouad Of recoe-
ni.aon, OF even iatsevsotion, he's bssu s1>stlv
nasnissd n The Soen~ country. Ths conduct Of
ths Unitsd STATES 0ovsennaaot n the Trent a0air
clearly showed ths msaal Of whiea Il 4 made. II
bullias anA batsh~s only thoss whom Il bsa.yes
70 b weak end daesaos,sm, and erouehss Ike
whipped hound n the prssscc, Of q powerful m.
tssoniss. But sppposs England had united with
Kfsoss II tAs prcpadtian nads b xapolsou or
svse b ipAa vsetioR. On ssy one bellsvs thsa ~
Gated etAtss wonid hsvs fought tho,e two I'M
pafss and ths Southern Ooals5ssasy 10 booti O..
Hshshad. what wsnld hsvs bsoomsof hesi Thsir
united Davles seal1 hass bisskaael I'll hse poets
swsDt hss p1bHs anA usiysAs aelnsa vessels iron
H. ~ q - ssaA whll1e tAsaR aemlas soaA not
euiy h&vs ke0t oana1s inAast. but ssRsisa IRE aaA
swse1 lnts - hsass oe ~ xosth ~ ~ said ~
IN. howsvsg. ~ - qulee sstia1sd with ~ n.
eaonlilso ~ Aavs last rsesivs1 Aroa HaglaaA n
ths Usag OsnlD1aRats lean. u = not IL nonsy
only. but ~ peose ol fF;sndahis - ths pars d
~ s1bGaantial maa e Nnslaul which ths len a.
Sseds; the eanyietien hey nmllsshse Ghe stsaaseh
- saseso u sr eann; ~ meesl ed and ecm
ssss which n siSss - or sloeious DAG. W hssa
- - rawlings Il 1xsass Hall nor - do>arteh,.
saesealha q 1si1hs anA Oobdss; mr. ~ e,sS..
sAas sasenps u Ralnsistsn ana 1.aaau n -.
- aean = ~ nast ispxtaal Aanass. ~ -
N DsoDb ~ WIN =. - - suheteosial rroo11
q shse hssnAAlD anA ssnAAsass wlu not = h.
=
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ID esawooD PIAHos, sfLYNDID JRBNUH
~, PLATE MIRROR. HOUSEHOLD 1u4Ql.
1EaA. sc, FOB 0ALA Ar AUCTION On
TUESDAY, ssh Inst, At 10 o'slcck, I will sell q
my stUrs Q vasisty Of excellent Household and
Xitehoo Furniture
g China Fea Je4;
Dinner Ees; DeesEssrs. Wines Ae;
spleniid Rosewood Piano, ysry excellent;
2osaer desirable IE.eranenE;
livery .aeSs Sui GsldEeiDs FrsaeA p..ts - +
1oe;
10 ea's .rnaksrs Tcb.ene.
"a so
10 Sewing Machines;
A 10. Of Books 80
ap27 EB Cn,K Auelr.
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By Slaughter, Ficklen Il Co., Auccs,
$50 Main a:rees
A UUsIoN SALs.--Will se sold N THURS.
IA DAY Lext 3Ha lest
Dry Goods,
Gro:sries
Hardware
Tobacco, 40
--1LsC--
500 tashsis Bs;iey.
Oo.signoss d.&ti1ag to avail tasp4geIvEs Of Ibis
gals va SAID q. .aeir esoa. without deisy.
SLAUGHTER, EECEEsE < %,
= 50 T-es3 Aaetloaeeys.
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44Aa1 11I1e1lolSa
- IN YokxoWree 11Gx1 = ~
- eonmon1ea ~ eou16mee ~ - eooeD
se01nenl00e 49, = 49, ~ -
80 ~, 80 ne f'i'Aani ''s'sHsnass : -
0D0RaD " 1AnDOLRI
~ Hsxss II Dd&6sass
WyhpHAM ROD1HYso0,
THOMAS Il WYNA1,
p oIaa11
~ fHn iOwna WARD TloKxx.
~ For &sdes Sssele
1ICHA1O o AA3kIHD.
Pr Rsxss ef DAeCass.
WYNDHA0 BoD1HTeO4,
HIUHARD = MALKAR,
wMLlAx 1A1L0n,~v.ro-
~ 9Hn Pn0PLxY TluK1T.-
~ Tor ~ Ssses Sassts
0yOR0y ". 1ANDOLpH.
~ q .l ms1:: e Ddagas'.
LW Ola 1yHReoK,
1F Wal KV1. up 7-lr
~ EDWARD " NORRIS. ysa. viii b voted
- for e rspssssns tie county q danevce y Tie
Court and lot him b unanimously ncniasaed:
sp s7-sss In The Lower Dnd Il Banovsr.
~ TO TIN VOTERS OF J1HY1asOl
metous friends, Announee myself . candidate for
ssat IL the next House q Delegetes Of Virginia
sD N-2:s HOWELL BROWN.
w. WE are authorised to announce Oil II
~ TAr1IAFBKRO Q CANDIDATE for reelection
70 the Senate Of virginia from the distsist oGm
poasd Of the counties Of Prince William. Stafford,
and King asorgs. ap n-aaw1ws
~ TO THI vOFIRs or TH1 OTY or
~ 1IUHMOMD II understand . reply n ~
pteted 70 The pominations which have propossaH6
= one Of the candidates fer the HOUSE, OF DILL
10AxEA end sesoE6l1sly taks this mods ofBsy.
70 y,u that II placed there By your votes WIN
represent the interests At the city 70 the extent Of
N. = ss lily. your fellow n si.,,sn; .upn
~. ron 9H1 sNxAfA-J b 0ILaHR Win
~ bc voted fog to Represents R.ehnoad In the
ssnsss Of ~, Virginia BY THE PnsPLx
r.. THz following ticket will b supported
~ - many vct9ra In ell the wards at the slse-
ton TO b held on the fourth Tnurrdsy Of Nay:
For ~ Stats SsxstG
Gen " RANDOLPH.
For Ms Hoxss of DslsSases.
WiLLTAK TAYLOR,
% J sAUFD1KH,
I W GLE TEXTBOOK.
apM-6sf JEFFERSON WARD.
~. TO THE VOTERS OF TIN % cor
~ aRKSSIoNAL Di6TRIOT.-lt aives N
pleasure to announce that r HU1H, Sr, has finally
yielded to our appeals. and permits us 10 present
his name Scr your m6ragss At the apprcsshirg
AlnetiOO An ll--dlvpiS&aw1wfafa~0 ~
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lI61 s1ee Hs'
= -. u1s11neen = - Ausassassss.
vTs1gsruy eALs u NnanOns Al ~
1OIDAX: M = Apsil. 8 10 o'1iosl, will Ssso,1
- NJ XII ~ "a s I'll
TUNAY,
bslergtsx 10 she essats II = q RswlineS dsc'A
JNO n PATTON, Erustse.
ELL. DicKrsos + 90. Anets Ao4S-1t
-
.n.rlss.s. 49, 1s---r 49,. ..ess 49,
~ Rsawssa 4 Phinips, AsesaL
w 9: isss INST 4 10 s:i.s "a !: ies a
Snow OaeeA ~
pn axDwooD = rsMLyPs, Asia
r AID u NEW xIMr oognIY POI sAL1:
3ay nsxA q The pesAlssa, . TRACT o. LAMDb
9 Shs eo1aty 81 Asw Ksgt santaiaing. I've 1.
diel and ssv0 esees, adjoining ths A14 q n ;
Sraas-os. ssii s.sA; Ne s.laa.. .. eses
q ssaA u nesshs. with Interest Ten ssyee -
= H. absvs Lasd wI1 b sold On 11u1o.
Daf, - is'A day = k ~ o4Ps', t =
~ nsawesd . PhuMDs. Ansca
lMo. - Main street.
"HW.xx SELL, On THn1eDAY, 3esh m.
" az Aalf. II o&hxwke ~ ne1s fale 1ayl q
the fesidsnss Of xf Wen Wyatt. 81 niles aeevs
Atlees Station. On Tie Va Central 1aakoAd. - -
O'Clock = u eli the stock aud farming iDDsouo3eD,
md . pNt Il hi heuss anA kitehen tusn1l0se
snong WA1eA win y Soand.
Is q aehsad o. Hs0s;
] Ans eews0ith ] PisH
1oassises end saaGJ, with AaEsss = go
0arta and ether usseu1 afticaaa
T1RAG-suna q 90 and nndss. sa1hs ever ~
smcunt at , months eNdit with aeproved sesu11g1
- III emh, q tAe option 0f The purchases.
xHDWOcD 4 xH1A1iR1 AnGA
ap ~ e Asin ssesek
~ Wlu1axassn = Co., Auoss,
no. 10 Min stJ
WE Win ssll On W1D&EsDAY, thssesh Ind,
w at our sajessoem, No 103 Ha1n street, -.
tween Sth end 10Th Streets commencing q 10
O'Clock, N aDsogtms0t q
RU1NrTU1u,
sssshtihs Of IL H. sssasass nsssaafy Scs asas'
keeping.
--ALSO-
isrs: lot q Ca9s.ssrs Tools
Rlains, 0aness Saws, Bpsr:t Eevsl ete.
small los Of Maanfactured Toeaeoo
20 deSi N heavily plated epoous md Forks
> sees Silver Osse4i 8aiveU end Forks,
Pearl Eanalss
l richly ps.ted Fish Divider and Fosk,
Nl-rhs Plated Wars VII DO scla At IL o'sloeA.
~ 81 WlLLIAAs0M 90. Auets
1~ = = 1s@>E 5000
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YWU81HE0 oALD Or xLx0ANY ROSE
WOOD Piano. AUH1xlO1 H0uaYaoLD
FURNITURE, Yl11 MIRRORS. &C, At Age
Tl0l.-Dy virtue Of dssd or xuse ms6s ~ 81
HlSglns - the suhsoxihsSa. and duly rssofje1 p
tbs ofhss q ~ HussiDgs Count u hs kty q 1ise.
mond, I win pruosaA % sell d Tie rssidsnss o.
I'D J uleg6A - 1osA sersse, tatWesn osass
and broad q 10 Ym1tiaes soavsysd b -
1sed. On 1oaOAy, nh APRIL son1nsnsns q "
o'elocks xhs nd 11gnitEs esnsisas o.
3 l3ss Pisf Nssos4 hAndsonaly osnsussssd
6olas Rariof 0haieA
Gsxe3e40D TAhlsgs 0aaGEo
BeuaGets Ga pass, sta
A general lo.tHoot Of
0kanbH,
pssNe rson,
Tsanisass
7i.s shov. y Ct sha psst QSsasss', anA wa3i wos'
Ii, S.s ss.sas.oo u she pubae,
ANDzIV 1Os.ka1oH. 1suss-e
.ssis ss.sAssssA ~ y COOK, Auas 20 g
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IN A10B NUMAE1 or BEAUTIFUL LoTS on
IL Church Hiu, a. 47sh, narshali ard Grace a.
soE sale at aucjoa.-WHi b. sold q Auc ien % "a
premises, ~ the ofdsz raanAd, ca NO23AY u
NH April, 1888, ~ q 0'eseex p X. Eve beautiful
Lots o. tbs 1sas ai6s u 25rA. bstwesn Escad nd
Msfshan sts. seeA fronting 81 Iese, cunning sssh
lSo tset 70 IN allsy II ssst Wids. iiso, tah q
he South s'ds o. Marshall bsswssa 9Th and se!h
ST. sseh - fsst BY lsS fsst 70 81 alley % ks'
wlds Also. thas tsusy bsAusisol 10 on ne Acsts
si9s Of 0racs, bstwesn 2Bth aad 2osh So, feoatn(
" fesk running beck $50 feet g IN ally -hst
vile. The special attsn.ioo Of The pubs1e eAls(
70 the sale of ths foregoing ots q they ore iuey
REGARDED - amongst he most beautiful b tAas fn
proving locality.
TlRnA-Oash a. credit at shs option Of VI
pWeassee The t&xsg Jcr ltd3 70 b. paid By ~
psrehsssf. oo1Du 4 APYt1S0H,
% q Aua4ionnera
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-27

a rTHErIsN EPIOUR5A-TheV ERAND
"a HOTEL scd R1sTAUxANT Il receiving
daily Ill ths DALI0AUID3 OF the csrkst, which
are hsiug served up ss all hours In supsFb ssyis
and ct reasonable prices Beet Nation Veal
6Eo.t. Ham md Eggs Turtle Soup. Fkh, oySieey,
So In evers stYle.
L0D0IN0 Rooms for trans:sns people. Also
Q good ST ABLE attached 10 the house
1&DUEV RID, Proprietor,
9Th s:ksst, between Marshall and Clsy sta
60 o0-otA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-27

"SPxOIAL NOTIuk-The ps tlsular attsn.
tion q The puslio ID ssQusstsl 10 he Trustees
sale CT
1legant riano, Hisg Glasses.
Brussels Cxpsts
And general aaogt0e1t Oh
Superior Furniture,
to take place TO RAY, at 10 O'Clock ct tia rssi.
dauss Of NJ = Higgins, On 18th stxest, bstwsen
Grace and Beoad. B B COOK, Auek.
up Silt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-27
PTZANRO.
Aleo, the great i've act Play Of
TWO LCVNH AID "A LtFA

Y Box Book open two days ir advance
Bog ottloe open Quarter.psst Q 1. n; sloses st
hatpset r. r., where geats and boxes may be
scored.
vii corsu,suee Qaassesplss eight o'clock precisely.
an SILT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-27

~ aRKSSIoNAL Di6TRIOT.-ls gives n
pleasure to announce that HU HI, Sr, has finally
yielded to our appeals, and permits us TO present
his name Scr your su6fagss At the apprcsshiI4
election ap Observation-Disclosures ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-27

LOB ANITA very desirable brick MODsY 4.
on franklin street. be.Ween ga and 9lih sta.
eortsinlns or 10 rooms, with gas through tie
house; bFlak kitchen, stable, etc, On the lot In.
mediate possession can b. ad For terms etc, 80
ply 70 uLf RrON . LYNN Agents,
~ 3-ts O.1ss s,rner Wall and Franklin ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-27

1NY0RNATIoE WANTAD-H d 0AUpf, Of
i North 0sT0lins, ID n any Of The hoepisah 10 Or
srcuad niehnord, he viii please sddfeas The IN.
dsfsiensd By lsttss. JAMD6 MOR3HxN,
up 81 lie Chtnhoesgo Hcgpltal Ho l.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-02-11
A House for General Mcclellan.

THE New York Herald says:
"The friends of General Mcclellan
and there name is legion-will be glad
to learn that his services to his country
have been fully appreciated by a number
Of his fellow-countrymen. His excellent
lady has just been presented with a most
beautiful and spacious residence, furnish
ed in superb and costly manner. The
house is not only delightfully."- situated,
but it has been provided with all the
essentials to comfort and even of fashion
able elegance. The utile dulci have been
most exquisitely combined. While the
deep parlors are covered with the rich
carpets of Turkey, the capacious cellars
are,stored with amphorG of such Faler-
nian wine as Horace would have been
pleased to broach. The safes, cupboards
and lockers have been crammed with the
choicest groceries and delicacies which
could delight the most Epicurean tastes
and appetites. Around the lofty walls
suspended splendid paintings, the chef
d aurres of ancient and modern masters;
while gIittering chandeliers depend in
brilliant beauty from its ceilings. In
short, the house was made worthy of the
hOnored parties for whose acceptance it
was intended.
"This beautiful and singularly apPro-
pirate gift was rendered to Mrs. McClel-
Ian in a neat little letter, and all that she
is now left to do is to assume the owner
ship and possession Of the mansion"
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-02-11
Our Generals.

On the 22d instant, according to re-
port of the Secretary of War, which has
just been laid before the Senate, there
were ffty-two Major Generals and two
hundred and eight Brigadier- Generals in
the service of the United States. The
dismissal of Fitz John Porter reduces
the number of Major Generals to fifty
one, leaving the total number Of general
officers in our army two hundred and
ifty-n;ne. The first eight Maior-Gen-
erals in the list rank in the following
order: Mcclellan, Fremont, HaIleck,
Wool, Dix, Banks, Butler, and Hunter
The last one on the list is George B.
Meade. The first name on the list of
Brig gadier-G Generals is that of William S.
Harney; o. B. Wilcox is the sixteenth
and Michael Corcoran the seventeenth !;
Abner Doubleday the seventy fourth; +;
and the two hundred and eighth and last
is James Bower A number of nomina-
tions are pending in the Senate.
Mr.. Stanton reports that General Ere
mont has not been assigned to active
command since August II, 1862, nor
Mcdowell since September 6, 1862, nor
Harney since May 16, 1861, nor Ander-
son (of Fort SUMTER since October s,
1861, General Turehin has not been
assigned to command since his appoint
ment as Brigadier in July last. Cassius
VI. Clay was appointed Major General in
June, 1862, and was assigned to General
Butler, but did not report
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which they directed against the almost
impregnable position of their foe.
= x After witnessing the gallantry
and devotion exhibited by these troops,
and viewing the hillsides for acres strewn
with their corpses thick as autumnal
leaves, the spectator can remember no.
thing but their desperate courage, and
regret that it was not exhibited in a ho-
lier cause. That any mortal men could
have carried the position before which
they were wontonly sacrificed, defended
as it was, it seems to me idle for a mo-
ment to believe. But the bodies which
lie in dense masses within forty yards of
the muzzles of Colonel Walton's guns are
the best evidence what manner of men
they were who pressed on to death with
the dauntlessness of a race which has
gained glory on thousand fields, and
never more richly deserved it than at the
foot of Marye's Heights on the 18th day
of December, 1862"