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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22
TO THE VOTERS OF PITTSYLVANIA

COUNTY, vAAt the solicitation Of many fen5s, hereby
myself candidate The people OF the coruy
Of PsyvAna the Senate Ny duties In The Geld at the
present time Of importance by Of the fprng
paRn which has already commenced der impossible for
TO sppesr before the people In person during the there
my claims unbiased people, with the hope that
my long redence the county and TO country during
present struggle will ente TO claims upon their SUI
frAges White The post Of duty will dot permit be al home
between this and the election deem duty 10 express 70
some extent the principles by which, II elected, will be
erned.
Our country the midst Of great for ndspen-
dence conscoUs Il the responsibility that would
upon elected important pos Al his time.
Nv best will be devoted 20 the best neans Of supplying
With and clothing gallant nov In the hed, With The
least possible nly the people, wca only be effected BY
and proper Of distribution OF the Of
whole country. amply sufficient 10 continue
IN service our present army provided The pPer System Of d
but, supplies and the proper means OF obng hem be
adopted.
AInrge portion Of the Virginia being s time
Of ecess and vsndl foe she increased taxa
consequently imposed Upon the aiming portion demand
IL viii jeut to favor sub action viii best
enable he people TO meet this demand
Lending hearty cooperation the General Government
everything tina. relates 70 the uherSnee n with
an energetic population a. home slip Of state VII hde the
war In triumph and the present struggle be brougho
speedy and honorable close.
Should people cal this position, viii use my best ef
forts discharge the duties OF the ONCE In anner mon accept
able people elected viii continue 10 serve during
the present struggle where the post Of duty calls ne
April 10th, 1854 D. " piChESsOn'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22

Ths committee, acting under the suggestion OF the
public meeting on court day, rsqssst the following gen
temeu to aid the original committees in visiting the
citizens. District No. l, DR.. VIM. H. Macon and A. B.
Chris. District No. 2; B. L. Winston and DR.. L. B.
Price; District No. s. R. n. Fox and Theodore D
nett District No T. De. J. A. Smith and John STANLEY
District No. 5, @. W. Dabney and Joseph ?. Terrell
District No 8, DR.. Geo. Planning and Rev. L. string
fellow, -
The committees are requested to act without delay
yOHx 4. TALIAEERRS, Ohm.
@. Z TzoxPsoS seory.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22
MEETING OF TIE HANOVER COMMITTEE. FOR
ARMY SUPPLIES

Ala meeting held at Hanover c. e., Of the several
committees appointed at last April Court for the pur
poss Of fixing the prices Of supplies, that may be fur
nshed the army, Mr. John H. TsiaferrO was called to
tAS chair, and C. E Thompson appointed as Secretary
Aiser sOnsustion the iOiOS hg prices adopted
Corn, per bushel s. bacon per pound, 81 hay or
fodder, per hundred Soands. S25O; wheat, straw or
tOp-fOddsr, sl.26i clean OAtH per bu4hsl Ss shsAf
OAtI. per hundred pounds 81 wheat per bOIhsl -;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22
rHIRrY rIaHrH n. Q. REaIMstIr.

Maj N MGR MeLauohrn severely wounded in the
face.
Co. A.-Klisd: Privates John Best John 7 Bish-
op; w Shoar. Wounded I'd Lieut. n Middleton:
Corpl B McCannei Pryates w N Hurst; 81 Boney;
N Alphine William Thomas ] W Bishop; A,,rshal ii
Oven.
Co B-Klled; LIST Lieut. Z o Hair; Privater Jesse
Shermer; Isaac Shores. Wounded Corpls ] B Vestai:
L " Wooten; S L Kelly; Privates Caleb Creel-more; T
A Garner; w Hsnes; " Martin; L ] Wells Eli Su-
CART; Joyner; Samuel Mitchell; L Davis Missing:
Privates Jackson Ireland; Welsher Lash
90 C.-Kiled Private W E Bass. Wounded Capt
] Wilson, slightly; I'd L5eSt II Hudson, slightly;
Serg't Bass J D Linsey; COrpr w Tew; Priv
John bass Jonas Baker; Joseph Buff, James Cook; W
II Il Pope; Marshal Vann. =
Co D.-WOunded; Capt G Darden, slightly; Con,I
+ Clifton; .Prjvates wilkins; ALVIN Odond I. J
Carpenter; n McCuIens Ia via MeCleppy; + NJ Salmon:
'Ru.us StrouP; Noses Loeaauy Missing; PrivAls Red.
din House.
Co E-Killed: Capt g McRAe; Private W J
HutchingsOn. Wounded LIST Lieu A W Dookery,
EHghdy, I'd Usut B A Robinson; PriYatss.w Kssr
eAAl; R@iAuln RAEbsurr 1Obt Brooks JRmsa crcucb;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22
SIXTEENTH NORTH CAROLINA REsIMENT.

EiNfRENTH NORTH CAkOLlhA
Field apd Staff-Killed None Wounded Colonel
S McElroy, severely; Lieutenant William stowe,
seriously.
Sergeant w Paris private Woody wounded :
Captain W Carter, slightly; Sergeant Feas sngnu'
Sci peant W Rande, slightly; Corporal Ray slight
W. Privates ~ Thomas slightly Samuel Aiiken, Sc
yersly; N Ammons, slightly; W Profit, slightly
Missing James McEruth.
Killed 8; wounded, S. missing, Il total, L.
COMPANY C.-Killed Sergeant A K Hensly a
Thomas. Wounded; I'd Lieutenant S Thomson, Sc
yerely; Prvates Young, serious AcCurry.
slightly; Robert Borne, slightly; Barnett, severely
Herneycut slightly; Jacob Robson, severely. Miss
ing: Ray, J Higgins, Daily
Killed, 2; wounded, 4 missing, 8; total, IL. =,
Company D-Killed Pryates W Wall
Thorn Wounded: Miles Knipe, severely; Llv-
ingstOn, severely Riley Kayle slightly; WA Hawkins
SLIGHTLY. Missing: Amos Bsily, W Hames.
Killed, 2; wounded, 4; missing, 2; total, s.
Company E.-Riled: Watt Fisher Wounded
Lieutenant NJ Sides slightly Privstes Il Hines Sc
yerely; John Thompson, severely; slgmAn severely
Missing: Il Starney, Il Denton.
Killed, l; wounded, 4; missing, 2; total, Z.
Company F.-Eilled Private Cochran. Wound.
ed Sergeant L Blackwell, severely; Corporal G
Plemmons, severely Private W Hays, slightly.
Killed, l; wounded, s; total T.
Company G.-Killed: Private J Willford.-
wounded Sergeant II Hampton, severely; Corporal
Thomas Honser slightly; Private Williams, slightly;
CORPORAL W Blauon, slightly; Privates Jos Cole,
| Simms. Mis,iog: ECole.
Killed, !; wounded 6; missing, /; total, S.
Company H-Klled-lst Lieutenant u RSbinson-l.
Wounded-Serg't w Westal, severely; Corp' W
Clemmns slightly; Corpl Oliver, slightly; Lieut. g
NJ McLoud, slghty;-4. Missing-CorPl l. Stan
field, Private IL Morrison-2.
Killed wounded 4 missing 2.
Company I-Killed SeTg't L WilliaVs-l. Wound
ed-2ud Lieut. I Britain, severely Sergt W Coins,
slightly; Priyates N Lyle, slightly; W II Spann,
slightly; John Sandy, slightly Jones, slightly
Sitton, slightly; VIM P ckue, slightly; Crabtree,
slightly; G Cindry, slightly; j Cannon, slightly
Moses Ellis slightly Dearman, slightly; I d
Dawson, slightly; II Barnett shghtly;-lS. Missing
Barnett.
Killed wounded Is missing l.
Company KILLED Corpl j Blackwell, Private
| + Whitesides--2. Wouuded-lst Lieutenant @ Sharp
seriously Sergt Sims Serg't John Hall Privates
Thompson, } p Corn W B Mills, A Sifford, D Foster
S. Missing-Wm Ballard.
Killed 2; wounded s missing /.
Company Mist Lieut. A Robuts, Private John
Smith, Wounded-Serg't Carpenter, seriously
CorpT NJ Johnston seriously; w Mckee slightly
Private Warren, slightly; Jacob Mauney, slightly
Rudicill, slightly; John Underwood, slightly -
| Missing-MS Withers, Sidney Clemmer.'
Killed wounded missing ..
Recapil,lation- l6; wounded &c missing Is
81. Sol. Z. HENsLEY,
Adj't 18th y. o. T..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22
In Council OF THE CRY OF RIoHxQND I
May IS, 1853.

R. T Daniel, Esq, City Attorney, having submitted
10 the Council his opinion the liability of the city
for the valueof property destroyed by rioters and the
right of the Council in the absence of such liability
to assume and pay claims for such property on motion,
il was ordered that the be published for the infer
nation of the citizens in all the daily papers of the
CITY. A. W. MoRTOE,
Cerk-Counci
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22
DIED.

On the 2stnsL IN the Baptist Institute Hospital Richmond of
received IN the late fredericksburg battle Lieut. A s.
ALLEN, Of Clarke county, Va.
Cty pspers copy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22
Kissing: rnr..s. R "

Rich'd Webb; Mason Garrett, Missing Fnyates
MeCaskll; Jesse Pipes.
Co F.-KiIled: sergt SigmAD; Private Huffman Y,
Wounded: LIST Lieut. A Yount; Corp4 Traiiersteo'
Privates Traffsrstedt W S Huffman;
CoG.-Eounded Sergt ] Bradshaw; Corpl Alex
Williams; PrlvAtss LackeS W Ellis; W A Me-
hafy; A Wilson; B + Hines; Cyrus Drum, Long;
] S Bradsbaw. Missing: Private q Popln;
Co H.-Kiled Privates W N NeWby " q Nance
Wounded: I'd Lieut. Crawfordi Corps N LASSl'S ~
I I johnson: Priyates ] W LaniOr; W Ingram 6 W
Moore. Missing: Private Harriss Saunders.
Co Killed Private Job Wright wounded; ri
yate @ B Powell; George BlAntOn; Lewis Lllots
PIP Crowder; 8 Pannel kissing: ssrgt Ham,
rick; Phyates W Lansing; D Wright
90 KILLED: SerUt Monroe; Privatss J Black;
John Murphy Colin Monroe. Wounded: sergt
ACCsskill; Frivates T Grady A Guion; hcDiArmdi
v Mcleod; W Murphy; Priest; Isaac Avery
Missing; PrivAtes E f Newton; Mcmillan:
HENRY o. hooRK,
Cd liant A Adit.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22

Please announce in your paper, in reply to
without regard p.sl political distinctions that
candidate to represent the county Of keEol In the next
Virginia L. gssture -.-.
M Side WILLIAM W. HARRB.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22

JOHN LETCHER is a candidate for Con-
oREs In the Eleventh Congressional District
ap2S-tde
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22
49, ror.rn NoR1n cARollsA REaNESr.

vile.
THIRTY FOURTH NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
Field and S.afc-KiIed: Noae. Wounded Adu-
az v Riddick, slightly.
Company A.-Killed: Sergeants David Cox Hiram
Cox, Corporal Daniel johnson, private John Bare
Wounded: Sergeant James c. Richardson, Sergeant
Eli @ Long Corporals Mounee and Sheets, prvates
Henry Atwood Jobu Bare, Jr, Jacob Bare, Jr., Thos
CLAY, Joshua Richardson, Jno Richardson Harry Sheets
raes + South, William Patrick, D CSYillams, Loggans
Wodde. Missing Alex Taylor.
Killed, 4; wounded, l6; missing, l. total 81;
Company B. Killed Priyates Henry II Wall, Jas
A Lucas. Wounded: Sergeant Philbeck, Corporal
L b Davis, Caleb Sparcks, prvates c Dobbins, VIM
B Smart VIM Jones, J Hollyfeld, o Hamrick, W
o Davis Missing D B Harril JnO WOmmOck.
Killed 2; wounded, 9; missing, 2; total, Is.
Company C.--Killed Prvates Tons, James VIII
kersOn. Wounded. Sergeants AcBryer, u W Kun,
(colOr bearer) privates BagweI, John Cook, John
Dobbius W II Elliott, W o Leibetter, N l. Shite, 5
Weaver, w Weeks. Missing: W Cook, James
Early, Z Mcclure
Killed 2; wounded, 10; missing 8; total, Is.
Company D--Klled: Sergeant F lawrence
Wounded: Joel COmeher,P SlooP, Wm kilpatncE,
Corporal r 4 Overcast, priyates David Ray, John II
Mclaughlin. Missing: Privaes Atkinson, John
Clo'feltSr, Henry Brown.
Killed, l; Wounded, 6; missing, s. total, 10.
Company E-Kiled lat Lieut. Perrie D Carpenter
Priyates Daniel HOWE Levi PAysOuh. Wounded; Pri-
Yates n = IlalaNcI JESSE 4eSSl
John Eser Noah Carpenter. Peter Hefner, Martin,
II " Hail, Lawson Wise. n Finger. Missing: + Bess,
w Armstrong, Jesse Eaker, X Taylor.
Totll-H He'd, g. Wounded, II Missing, T.
Company Killed Sergt 5 ShuhOrord Private
J q Petty WOunded: Scrgt Hendric, Corp J Bor-
ders. Priyates J Nanny w Ncrman w w Williams,
Winems, W 4 Tuner W Il Turner, Jno Eaker,
ST.; D Peelgr, c Gibbons, J II Harden, J Lon
ion, & Marian. Missing; ! Lee, Lee, Z
Warren.
Total-Killed, .; Wounded IL Missing 5.
Company G.-Wound5d: Privates A Alcorn. G w
Alternately, Jno Asberry, Jno Bes.y, Lawson Green
IN (sinee deadl Andrew Hoover, Jas Neal, Wm
Kpp Jas Balm, Saml Hayse Jas TerriO, Jno Lowing.
Missing: Ezekiel King.
Totsl-Wounded, y ; Missing, l. '
Company H-Rilet; Privates W Shields, Hcha-
hugh, n j Roberts, Wounded ~Sergt Jas Allen,
C0rp1 Lenel Camp; privates Labard Allen Wm Allen,
W Camp, Saml Oeiliuger, w Brown, r NJ S Hot
FIR, B II Revel W Roberts, Moses Self T A Ware
10. Missing: J L Putnam.
Killed 8 wounded u; missing, l.
Company killed Private Marion HOneycutt--l.
Wounded Sergt Elisha Robbins Corp Jas Mormon ;
pr.vates C Hinsdle, Jno Mnts, Sam Roup, B Han
kius J + Lucbarger, Jacob Clayton-S' Missing; II.
& Tate, Marcas Wood, Perry Burgess.
Killed l wounded, S ; missing 3.
Company KILLED: Corp Chas Callicott. private
Jas Hardaster-2. Wounded: Sergt w Saunders,
priyltes W Il Ball, A Hogn, Hurus, K REEVES, J r
hlghs, Callicott, Freeman, w Russell, D A
Thompson, C Macon, MunchisOa, J Crawford, 7 HeS-
vre-i4.
TOtal-Killed, 2; wounded IA.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22
LIST OF CAsUALTIEs-CoSTISuTD

We subIoin list of the killed wounded and missing
in Psnd.rs brigade in TIE late battle at ChaneSllOr'
vile.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22

DOL d.. GOODWIN will be supported at the
~ ensuing election for 10 the Confederate Congress
from the % Congressional District His friends i those who
dee good earnestly solicited to give him
thef support my22 -l0s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22

COL. WICkHAM-a candidate for Con
ryess from the Third Congressional Dcmsy be assured Of
hearty Euppo By botl Democrats AMI wings IN tne county Of
Hspli,o We Ike the an practices what be profs es As
soon s bis native State vrgns determined to unite With her
sI.tern Of In South he and forth to dc
baisn defence Of southern rights and well and faithfully has be
borne bis pa tu the great Scar worn and as We learn
on ebrd ON exposure wish TO him for time
heer with view bis rereaol ard 10 the e.nhdsnt
hssf tbst on The door d Congress he will reuemba
ard brothers the field whose to and hAahs ne KNOWS 30
we'll how appreciate - -,
NV 20 2t' Uhos BILL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22

We are authorised say this gentleman
becomes candidate the Ooe Of LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
at the next election. ap21-td
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22

MAI. WILLIAM II. STEWART, of Nor
folk county will be supported tie House Del
egates from county Ci Norfolk and Portsmouth city,
my l0-5ts BY VOLUNTEERS AND RIPUGEBa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22

We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
W. CARRAwAY JR OF Pncess Anne candidate for re-elec
ton the Of Virginia. from the District composed Of the
OF Norfolk Pncem and the city Of Potsmo
qn-hL,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22

We are authorized to announce ID. c. DE-
JARNETTE csnddat. for reelection fro the Eighth District
composed OF the unys OF Caro- Inc, spotvysDa, Visa,
my1S-dkcte
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22

VALENTINE S. SOUTHALL Will
he voted represent AbemSre 10 the Legislature
Virginia. ...- NEIL 81
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22

ET We are authorized to announce JAMES
BARBOUR candidate represent the Culpeper congesson
District House Of Representatives Of the Confederate
Congress Rp 9-2AEtde
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22

Richmond -FKLow CrzHSs-HsvDg been nominated In the
daily p.pe and ed BY org md tried friends TO accept
nomination Senator hS city, caused by the
resignation Hon. Shn H. beFS0n. hereby my
sefa candidate that distinguished and important trust and
should your pleasure 10 elect promise 10 the beet OF
ability your lneIes' with the and devotion
which have heretofore attempted In service Returning
nv thanks for your long and continued confd nee,
Ireusir your friend and fsl v citizen.
my 4-tde' r. o. FAsKINs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22

VOTE THE BEST TICKET.-The friends
Of Mr WALKER will place upon hi, ticket the Of the
best the candidates before the people, thus for
Rehnond tue services Of an excellent representation.
my 22-lts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANxdEol
Cap, PRANK v WINSTON candidate TO repre-, sxhnt
q Louisa Ia the Ho ne Of Delegates Of Virginia >
my2i--tde
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoUYuE
that THOS. H: CAMPBELL, Esq /, Is candidate for
tbs igehp in The second oroIt Frst Jda Ditrlc Of Viz
nia made vacant by tbs resignation Of Judge T. g. Ghoon
myl0-u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22
TO THE VOTERS

TO THE VOTERS
OF TaE XYrH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
Corp the counties of Lewis Wood, Peasants Tyler
Richie Doddiige Upshur, Randolph, Webster Tucker Bar
b u, Harrison, Taylor, Glmer and Calhoun
Respectfully Offer myself candidate for reelection 6o
dies IN their camps; Refuge a. any Court House
my ~ -c2tt RO JOHNSTON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22

CAPT. E. L. MOORE OF THE SEcoSD
Ksdmens stoneV all Brigade will be pported by ire soldiers
and refugees the counties Of Berkesy and Jde for the
Seuats VI Virginia.
sscond Army CORPS May Il, 1868 my7l-et'
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-03-19
The Cambridge InteIlIgencer.

We perceive that our friend Straughn OF
the Cambridge Atelligencer, has removed
from the head of his editorial column the
famous remarks of Ex-Gov. Hicks, on tho
Abolition Of Slavery. What has turned up
will Our friend inform us? Has the Cover.
nor repudiatcd the sentiments of that para
graph? We are aware that it is not of much
Importance, but then the remarks when first
uttered attracted such universal attention in
the State that the people have a audable
curiosity to know if the Governor has chan
ged his views since he became a Senator,
and if SO, his reason for so doing. 1t seems
TO lis that the people have a right to know
the ground upon which public servant
changes his sentiments, and especially upon
q SUBJECT in which they have such vital in
tcrcst as that referred to. Can and will the
Cambridge Intelligcncer inform us?
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-03-19
The Conservation Law.

Congress has acted wisely in making pro-
vision to keep up and even enlarge the army.
The magnitude of the rebellion is such, that
In connection with the persistence of the
traitors, the war has already lasted longer
than many supposed it would when first COM
menced, and it may continue for some time
yet In order, therefore, to cope with, and
to overcome it, the Government is under the
necessity of having constantly in the field, a
large army. Tha exposures and casualties
of war necessarily, by a sure and certain pro-
cess, continually thin the ranks, which must
be filled up by new recruits, and there is no
more speedy and certain way of obtaining
them than by the process of CONSUMPTION
To this no one can reasonably object, as it
bears with perfect equality upon every citi-
zen, requiring the rich and poor alike to aid
in the defence Of that Government which has
been of such inestimable advantage to all.
1t has been in contemplation by the Gov
ernment to employ large number Of negroes
in the army, but to this, many object. some
even denouncing the scheme in bitter terms.
The CONSUMPTION may, to a great extent, if
not entirely, dispense with this necessity and
allow all who are hostile to the measure to
show their patriotism by cheerfully answering
to tho call for troops. We are of the opinion
that no man who is opposed to the employ
ment of the negroes as soldiers, if he be honcst
in his opposition, should feel tho least objec-
ton if called upon to enter the service of his
country.
Let matters, however, go as they may, we
are for the suppression of the rebellion by
the employ of white or black troops, or both;
but the rebellion must be put down, cost
what it may in blood and treasure, for we
cannot boar the idea of living as he degcn.
crate sons Of noble ancestry.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-03-19
A RuIllOr.

1t is rumored in a certain circle, that CT
forts are being made by some occupying high
places in the State. to induce the authorities
at Washington to omit Maryland from the
operation of the recent conscript act. We
hope the administration will listen to no such
councils. We have already suffered enough
in the estimation of the loyal States, by the
tardy support we have given the government
and the halfway measures of loyalty which
has characterised us as people For the
future let us stand up to our whole duty
manfully--let there be no fljnching, and if
we were disposed to hesitate in the beginning
and took only rear position, let us march
up now to the front rank of the patriots and
battle nobly for our country. The history Of
the rebellion when written must not assign
to Maryland an inferior place to that she
holds in the records that tell the deeds of our
revolutionary fathers.
Let the CONSUMPTION be made, and every
Marylander lie proud TO answer to his name
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-03-19
IMPORTANT FROM WINCHESTER

Reconnaissance by Gen. Mlroy-Nt
Truth IN the story Of Confederate
Force IN the Valley.
The following despatch from so intel
ligent and wel.informed a source as w.
P. Smith, Master of Transportation Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, sets at rest
the story of the appearance of force of
the Rebels in the Valley:
CAMDEN STATION, BALTIMORE,
March 16, IL 80 A. NJ.
". d. Wallach;, Editor Star
Milroy's heavy reconnaissance of cav
airy and artillery of Saturday from Win
chester returned this morning. Results
highly satisfactory. The story of 10000
Confederates at Strasburg or beyond
found entirely untrue. No enemy but
cavalry discovered anywhere in the VAL
ley. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
therefore, is not only entirely safe, but
our armies south of that great line are
not even threatened. This is reliable
w. p. SMITH.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-03-19
= Il 1 4 Z | 4 D

On Tuesday evening LAST. in this city. al
the residence of Mr. Jos. kocrncr, by ;h'
Rev. Thomas BArnhart, Mr.. j. Q. johnson
to Miss LouiSo jachSon
In this city, on the 9Th Instant, hy Row.
}. W. Charlton. Lieut.. d 4. Wallace Com.
pauy |, 8th Regiment o. V. |. and Mrs.
Carrie V. Mcknight.
On tie Doth ult., by Rev. l.. X. Humm"l-
shine, MIR. Peter Robe>son TO Miss Sarah
Surgent, of Hampshire Go, Va.
On The 3rl inst, by the same, MI John
Il. Srbaugh TO Miss Mary c. King, both OF
Hampshire Co.. Va.
On the 3r,l inst, by the same. Mr.. Abra-
ham lIancs TO Miss Mary Dunn, OF lamp
shire Co., Va.
On Sunday the sth inst, by Rev. Samuel
Milford, at the residence of Christian Web
her, on the Williams Road, Mr.. George S.
Irons to Miss Ann Phebe Roth
On the 9th inst, by the same, Mr.. john
Adams to Miss Louisa Grove, of Frederick
County, Md.