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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-26
NOTICE,
WE OFFER TO THE TRADE, AT PRI-
NOTICE.

WE OFFER TO THE TRADE, AT PRI-
w yate sale the following LIST " Goods
hhds. Brown sugPr,
Is bags chdse BroW9 DO
f' son hs or choice Family Bserp
...., Col 20 bSis. suoeriarlSe Of wight NnegsrL
20 whisky,
Is Fr nch Brandy,
10 boxes supe, Tor Tea, " ~ o. ''- p I
9Ib rs OF Iarms Java Cofse, .l...t d.. ID
-a..t 100 uei cts Of biee, ~ ~ ..l.--'
90 boxes Oandlrs, YAK and talloN, 90
20 bbh. A No land NJ 9rannetF Oh,
o. boxes Tu-psp'lne Soap Pop 90
lOI . gsDbb Fancy soapI 1... ID.
10 bbb. Lard
100 bags Peanuts, '..
2OOg lbs Copperts,
80 kegs Soda, lr#
70 KEYS wrought Boat Spikes
10 bblS furpeutlLe, -,
QOOI packages che aing Tobacco, choice brands
1900 20 pmoki Tobacco eo9shtinS ~ REG
gusoU's EsphAut, q aud Turkish
Stscys and ther well tnoHu bonds
100 pair Blots, III es ana Brog 'ns .r. 20 20
100 lbs slGe In cad, kug i,h. t. 't
200 Nrglnia sho- IN cad, q ...
SO bales Gotten Yarns, "A"
10 pieces black and white clughRms,
1000 y,rdtlo1r tpUn 6ins q, it'
10 pieces Of While snnl, f.
B0nsaG's GREY Jearsi
20 bsles OEnsburgS and sheetngs ,,.,,, -
sept q3-u IAhO1 nLL1La1- ---
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-26
RrtpoS. n. O., June IS, 1863.
EDon, ROcris5HAH TO Va.
TWO TRACTS OF LAND
ZOE aAIE IN GOnCHLAND COUNTY,

i FOR SALE IN GOOCHLAND COUEIH,
One contsuing l6J Acres tWotrds rood land g." me three
Chop rad leading from Richmond 70 (hulosttyt IS miles
above former lace; has very good DFels fouse
Kitchen, House. other houses, and an tXcsn' We"
water 10 the yGrd and Tan YAld In operations good
stand for the business 80, ~, L.,
The containing co Acres, what called We Rug Fod
leading 10 Columbia O the James RIVER 0Nua and ules Dis
tnnt from IN - place with good Dwelling hud III essay Out
hOUsel
ham near Cedar Point, the J nnes River CAnal.
Cash credit suit The pdrcnts r. Win sahsaeo
security GEo. W. cox
setRs--dlW y lhan, Go -chHnd cUun y, Va.
Rs1-Day Enquirer tales week three weeks.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-26
Cs-elu,s Win re ssysa, Com d. IA tFo Asbs, snhd
SIMPSON 4 Co
: III. TIE ] HEiRr OF MIDLOrHI4Ni.
rIlr sJyrFRy 0Fsr LrOyaRDS

TIE Scenery from aetaa sivE The Mnss rom national Ahs
rco'ltnd, ~ lie Of the period
he ctIEh siaate Book, ammo lGt chapter
The great noreNss Of the crime OF chill
r-A both teupiaI commit ho osnee ami the
u,ev Of daclverY, enacted cer Ia Of prrsumpon1
Nd D., IN abse Of dreei pro ne ay objected %
iys evidence Of th= ciue hasirg uay been committed
srle ted Tor u purpose that the
sh"s sneeAsd her sua7a during the Whole period 20
t,t the at call ior help AZ her delivery
hsL combined N tassa grounds Of saIpson, ths chill
ether be uad dead b al gher Eing Many psrtons
se death dur The lat century under s act bus
% log The authors enienl fJhoued
female under e act and conscious OF
pe.elt defence usually lodged petition Court OF Jas
~ dsng fos form SAKE he tenor Ne inlietnenI but
uns at her good had been destroyed BY tbs charge
VIVA Fubmit sentence Of baniIhm Which
e. counh usually ccusen'eL This eny practice,
~ eoparat equsuey Of he crime TIE doom pub
c scA been generally dspenied uih have
LED she statute Of william ani MARY which IL
replaced TIER mpCs bslahment In those clrcum-
zaestir Vii The crime i0rr ery capital rs ate ailon
toos place m 1873 "N0tes 70 bs Heart q AtdlotAiGR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-26
@100 REWARD.
NEW LONDON ACADRMY,i.

THE next session will begin the 10th Septem-
ber For 1o address either Of the undersigned
mo B. WINSTON, Principal
'ssplI-aA0S.w4W h < RAMsEY, Assistant
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-26

r,k.,- -s,nrl rear EaD0O . nOalns tiO ~ tor '''
re- OA % 20 per north
ssuI WE.Ils year tlaoe; saOn'Af s%"'
WIZ year SI.O0; nouthI, A0o
g-s-hlsos.s . .As ak q he Eaeaerber
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-26
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY FOR SALE.
The underBiyued desiring close thar farming buutls 10
Buckingham county, will sell their Farm, containing 5OS
ACrrs.
Is situated about "a miles from the Cour leu1 or
si1e River About 400 II are reared and the basace
Of low gr,uuds, fte
The whole farm very good condition, having Vn b 3 good
cling houe aud G Necessary ouhouIr and ne CELLS Pre- so
aid "a As g. be wen supplied " III ~a.r'.
Persons slug 10 know further partuari VII adde's L. D.
lsbsll ApponittoE O. H., Or Jas T. Lbsls o'rt rsyils
b. IsBELL,
sepqs stAWsw ,. T. IssELI.
EST- ENQUIRER for three weels.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-26
FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 26.-Au quiet this morning.

SECOND DESPATCH. on
CHARLESTON, Sept. 25.-There has been very little
firing Today monitor has been OF Cummings
Pon. al. the afternoon, but remains client
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-26
CHIWROhAZO HOsPTTAL,
8. COOPER.
AdI't and Insp'r Gen

CHIMBOhAZO HOSPITAL.
II EREAkIER the Sick and Wounded Sol
II ders In Richmond from Virginia Regiments viii be found
at this Hospital
Depot u the Virgins troops having been established BY
the shockoe SLIP Richmond Columbian Hotel the
people will have opportunity Of doing much for the comfort
tie sick aud wounded ali Contributions Clothing
Comforts Of every description win be thar kuy received
duly forwarded by Mr.. A. g. BUPORD, State Agent. The
convenience VI the public, Ihectoy Of the Inmates this
Hospital alphabetically arranged will he found the
Hospital which Will transport sors price
Boz 542w be dis uted daily the Hospital
o. and all ekiDg noTmEuen any subject Gpper
tainng the institution, With regard 70 I've
viii receive prompt response, BY Addressing
J. B. MoCAW,
senr Surgeon, ChmbOrAEo Hospital.
The following Regulations Published the Information Of
all concerned:
PHyloUghs Discharges and Details are only anow d after
the applicant has before Examining Board
pAl Sodier found unn for any duty vii be
Discharge useful ii other De; unable
held Ieryine, detail be recommended The WILL
furoughs when the patient will not be al for duty thirty
days, Gnd bear transportation provided bis home with
10 be enemy's Inca
H. Trdnsrs Hospitals may be obtained
be Will not be d for duty la sny and that his health
would be uted by his removal No subject for uough viii
be Transferred and who has been refused
ess the proprety transfer 1, suggested by the Board.
III Permission 20 stay IN private quarters wi only be
gRntei those who will be With their families uesnty
report the Hospital punNtuAy every week. either
Or BY the certificate respectable physician.
SThe sick ard wounded soldiers nom Tennessee Kentuoky
Maryland and Missouri Regiments are also found In onboTsEo
ata l1H
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-26
LAND SALRIN BUCKINGHAM.

LAND SALEM BUCKINGHAM.
I N pursuance of decree of the County Cont
Of Buckingham Of Role Elidees stnn'strs,
tors sgalnt Jdgs others, made AZ the term 1859,
We sale privately Tract Of Lend lying 10 the said
county consong 400 adjoining the lslds % Edward Res
Henry Mason and others The aod situated sh'ut miles
Court House, Immediately the road leading y New
Canton well ws,ered lies WE'LL and G kind and productive
10 rs 90 Atty OF The 100 CLEARED he rest IL IN
original forest Of hne timber.
made privately before the November County
court day couoty which the Monday, he LAID
dsY be sea az public auction n front OF the coor
II, use. jim ELDRHGE,
. J. T. FITZGERALD,
Gul2 dior ...4 mo-. oOmmsiJners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-26
HaNGFR,S IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL LEG

HANGERS IMPROVED AHTIFAOtAL LIZ"
So; ILL lie furnished by us TO those WHO are
w in need and who may disposed to rSifonse u.s. See
f. jas. L. HANGER BROTHER
---4 StAILtOn. Va.
wrtDoS, n O., June 49, 1863.
jus E Hanger Bro, Dear Sirs-I have been u'lag he
Arhca Leg you manufactured for me ever sinGe
e h very much Having used Of Palmer g i've iet
thiuk "a safely nsEi you us The tes' Ai'neai Lts
nan1a''~s% - A. q PENDLEtON,
Agts.AR a <.
Epcn, RoeEiS6BLN Co Va.
Ls Hqnoey Bro Sirs- No doubt yOO feel anxious 70
kno a, pDiop Of the Artificial leg made me- con
% bs est neaest AID durable Gt haze ever saw
used my ne but week, and thrsW away bel eVHg II
yss NOR, tsouble than profit made my hand seven or ef
DAYS 4, the harvest aeld binding Ny ampuiai bW ~
Inches below the kaeT. Yours Tespeou~bJ' =, mn 10,
sepl6-dlm' :. y. allLL y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-26
a E.1e ADJT AND INsF'R GENERALS OFFICE.
noHMoED. Sept y, 1859.
GENERAL Orders,
No IQa

a EsYs ANT AND INsF'R GENERALS OFFICE, |
noaHoEn, Sept y, 1862
srEESAL Orders, 80
Ptsios sweet gathered under the tar Law by OeiOmlsss
H. aud quarter aAers ~ Nhl reach Of places where hos
ptA will be nyolced and receipts being
dveL the medical officers Ia ohArgs Of the hospitals TO be
cared for and secured against the Influences OF Frost for the
The the hospitals onVshi
the dPo deliver their potNoes tax In
kud) TO the medical ocr 10 charge tSkiag receipts, which viii
be AcknoS ledged by the tax agent
H. The ply Of sugeoos (pnyate PhyieiaHs employed uu5e
General orders No g. A. aud G. o. Ct 1862 Increased 10 Fix
dollars per diem, until further orders.
ILL., Medical Direct Irs A-d Assistant Medical Ia
sp.ciOs' being authorized the tide will be ussd
" The allowed soldiers detailed for duty O1mms
S-gsAu he Of Congress- Apr we'd May 1865 will
be pS upon end pay the companies which
they belong the charged with the duty
Ing troops.
By order.
(sgned) 3. COOPER.
sept 2I-lW AdIr and Insp'F Gen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-26

TOR RENT.
IA ' f desire 10 rent the Farm B0ORNR N KI,g
William county situated Psounkey river st New 0s.te
rs Is miles Richmond. The land divided i1tO Ave
OF 90 EACH Of ch Pamunkey low grounds that viii pro-
duee thirty bushels wheat and ten bass TO the
There ovesees house. three double csbinsnes
AswbArn, stable 40, 60 Possession Will be given
seeding crop Of wheat and full poases
gathered Grain ADD fOrg be sbt.nsi the pl,e III
wishing
TKRMs-one-touIih OF the crops.
also desire my Homeesd 10 the county Of Hanover
Is miles nom Rchm md Mills from sdm Depot, York
RV,r Railroad, ms nom Old c'useh Hcts
nal semv TIE and we'd adApted The
gOWth Of vegetables There 80 cleared, lIo In vSoJ,
two young richards Of Spps and peaches In beanSg large
garden The de- eing 10 newl2 house. Ia
The yard which be used cabins TIE house HIS
pie furniture which the MT wishing SELL would prefer
" with The place. Chuchts pleasant
and pr oveTbiA for health.
Ny II Old Church PostoEce HAnoy county
TERMs-Por one year, 81 coo.
sepls--c3E Ad1iniHratrix.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-26
CULPHATR CINCHONA.-

y Ths arIIs IS 0Ds Ct
eproxmste principles Of Peruvian Bark similar In m possF
s 10 SuphAs Of ounine and nay lie substituted fo IT, Pce
so per OF for sale by Up. DUNAL.
and stfeefs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-26
NOTICE.

AN ACT AMENDING AND RR-RNACT-
n He 109Ta ACT KsTTLED IAN AcT In
m TAxks GoyrAsEFsI" PASSED
MACH 2srH l6cs PAsAD sr,EnBEa l4rH lseS.
30 enacted 1y he General Assb That the one husorea
ninth o. entitled IAN Act Inpong Taxes for
support OF tee GovsrnneIt" passed March yh b.
bteen hundred and sixty three Oh III b. e1 the hereby
amended ann reenaoied 90 ~ 70 read AZ foloSs;I.,
EXC lO9 Be enacted Jy e General ASssSaIy That the
Confederate shall hereafter eevtls
b hef and other collecting oee;s IN payment 81 ed
other pubic dues 70 this State. 80 ttlli
q THIS sLAl be IN fnfce tom lis passage. .fs f.,
A Copy from the Rols-Te
n. 10y F.- 80 0.tf WA r. GORDON, a.,
Gepls-d3sElve -at Q. h. D. and K. Of x. Of We.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-26
brilliant K0MANCBl ,

IN PRESS, -i
And will he shortly Issued
THE AID-DE-C4mP,
Romance Of the Wa By JAHSs hociBs, Ir.
THIS brilliant Romance, which achieved such msrke5
the columns Of The Magnolia Weekly" In press
viii be eAdy for sale has been BY both s
press aud putlc 10 be the mot brilliant Of the
Parties desiring TO OBJ Ain copies Of The book whby 10 cot
agents should send 10 their work e 10
great demand -
Plice.. .a.-.......,.. :. .......... ....siY0.
Er- The Trade vii vs su2pnA upon liberal terms
address W. A, J. RMTTH,
Or The Msgnoti. weekly
sep7-staw8v Richmond Y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-26
DISSOLUTION.

THE concern of ELLETT, BELL d Co. Was
Il diE Owed By naCsl the oh Tbs usus o.
FLLIrT& DKgwRY
4. Wa FELL y in
TARDY 4 WIILIAMe,
sept l5-aW- ~ BREE0EN 4 FOX
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-26

NEW CONCEHN.
The undersigned, members of the late frm of
EiIETT, BELL Co., viii continue the g-nert. a.
AUCTION, COMMISSION d. JOBBLyG
Business, at the OH stane No H. Par street ander The sJ:
aud arm ~ f....
ELLETr BELL co
Soliciting consgnmsntS Ct g=Esrsi nsrehand'E'
,-. EtLEfT DEWEY,
WM. BILL,
A. p. Fox
sept 1s-2x h, W, BRsLDEs,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-26
TARDY 4 WILLIAMS.

r.. RICHMOND, VA,
Continue their general AUCTION AND CONFUSION RUsI-
NESS at their large Wa ehougs located above and solicit
hgumens Of Groceres, Tobacco Liquors AMI an njs OF hsr
chandise AID Produce
sept l5-2W TARDY 4 .EILLfAlE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-26
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.

EE oREAr BILL "A
SATURDAY EyESISs, SsgL -, lss&
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-28

AT
tIhItt IIlrb earI li0 r..l Ia Hu.
atme, tai ul ih6 good ttotla IA ifea
fal s rrr.aH ih0 tHlIr0 tf tht ft.,
UIHI sou l0 fi an Aimitt,,
ify and lnIptIh Win iit South tl.,
thsn we knut ihty bhto hil their fieli
No will frhi ihen io The bittt ttsi
uiIl hot COMO into the ltion. M
we nll want II. NI t0 lcti b., l1, /.
hss u.t l.st % laliIN, hnd I Nm ssiinoi
That Iu would NOT m1l a such n misibtos 4,
wo' m1lo tu cine It.i lsttlp Gui the od
Union faxed nv wiihoui the l's5 N On,
i,cs, lot I nm satisfied 4 can bo cone IF
out leaders Nuut ~ .l1 h. u you will let
me prophecy = httlo, I will tell you lbat
the army, snd all the border States and
nearly all tho FREQ States, are Just on 4
ualar co, and Is they tall on the leaders,
Wo TO ihom-iot ] am most ns gngty Al
Our leaders as | am At the robcls-and tho
men all seem 10 feel the samo. lrthorc ~
not something done soon, stand from uu,
der for An outraged army and an outra,
god people will make things Get. in n
bury. The rebels can be whiurol hu,
they must be divided, aud the way TO di,
vide them is to give oil the Union Dor,
ton asks For. They ask one,third of Tho
Territory let them have half. II will
come in free States. Let them have ali
if they want il, for ! believe in two a,
three years the Mig. will be driven Grom
the free States like wolves, and sold 10
pay the expenses OF this war. 1t il iust
what ought to DO done with.
The men bate the Negroes, and some
in -I--a II. - IL
about them when they get home. They
say if the Niger is free we will have 10
keep them afterwards, and pay for send.
ing them off. You and old Abe ought 10
20 around among the hospitals and look
at tho poor wounded soldiers and then
think what il is for. Then think one Of
your neighbors say it is all to deprive tho
States Of a Constitutional right 20 haye
slaves or not. There is nothing worthy Of
going to war for, only our liberty. Nov,
our liberty is not ~ stake and | don't
think the war is just on our part, but IS
just on theirs for If you were IN tho
South, and an army was trying TO take
your liberty from, you would fight like
Neutrality-suspicious. | would. And il! thu
South up in our mountains. | will
fight, if they want to take my property
from me. 9, God, but | would fight, l
think | could lick about five of them
But ! don't feel rs If ] could fight them
now; neither do believe you and old
Abe will 90 in the way for old Abo Ia
afraid to go Out Of the city without a large
body gard. If you lawmakers were put
in front u time or two, you would say
enough'l enough, OGod enough u Blu.
you are safe. | hear some say that the
officers don't even go to see tho poor
wounded men. + have been to nearly all
the hospitals, and never saw old Abe in
one, but saw him pasa surrounded, by a
guard Of Cavalry.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-28

u.u.. N.u. IIu .I
Ii t..r. ..ri.Ir.i tr HI..I.. .u ii.
.uIirI thirb i..f,.a ..m. u.. ~
tUu .Ii... uH i%ann.l ~, thp .n... ur,u0
ou. .rIbe .IHar .I,Iu HUu.
which vaulI.r .rI.i u.. iIa ri.e to
.Iu r.It ta. tIWtH If.rI,,ar. Uurfr ,apr
.,.t TO- Ii.aUprus lh. luI,u. .I iAti imruu
i,pI i.... ,r ID i..r. u t..uYl lr TRUTH
Wf..,. ID. ,.IY.Irl tnu... ,,,atf,,. ir.
r,ruIorttr r.pr .y,.l. ... y.L,r, r,.
r.,i ub,t ,y,5il mol u.,,,i n, ,,rlomu
vbrp yo cborgri tnr EnI, n, Tyr,ne. We
uc, b.l u.,rHrul,rv r-,r,ropco 10 tho
mail. u,,t "~nrrfyon NJ Tyrone iy the sfsr.
n5o, mail train from hs rlv,.U VIII this
m~uldlp,braipc ed. pp.hc,drI nincompoup
oontond that ,besc mnila rgrs not opfqoi ~,
me Throne olsc ="
But the rlu!t orall our troubles in this
connection is attempted 10 DO cast upon
the Offices Of P]hilpdclphia, Pittsburgh and
Harrisburg and we are told that "a EUia
tina was all That was needed to have tho
matter fiHy eomp,thalct, at tho mailing
Offices, and tho ltairg irrcglgrii,g rolnodiCd. "
This is truly refreshing. Now, it may
be, that tho distributing ClcrkB in the above
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-28
Western Central Railroad.

OoLClh OOhbi0A hhitAOUN'
We desire 10 call the attention OF our
people to the great enterprise Of oxtond~
ing the railroad west from Philipsburg.-
Cannot tho great work be accomplished
next summe OF grading tho road as far us
Clarified? The distssce is only lG miles,
penetrating The yory heart Of the bitumin'
Gus coal basin! We heard one ofour cap
~itallsts say the other day thSt "it must be
completed nj once" This 10 tho right
kind OF talk. The grading is al! that
STA nde in the way. Capital stands ready
to lay tho track and equip the road
Ninety thousand dollars will do the work
and give MS tho UeneGto Of a railway and OPP
on up TO us An eastern market for our coal,
Tho day that this is accomplished will
open up a new era in tho history of our
prosperity as a pcoplcl Nature has given
Us the raw material, and enterprise must
dcyclopc it. What would 100000 be, il
thrown away, compared with The inoaIcu-
'"T'' 'o''S'',' ~ " 1N.SSs-
u '''"5 nov =
ID" a. .'"."' i'"'s'' '"'"' ,'', ~ "c ~
" l'o''''o'0 ''o'']''
already reaches $1,000 per month. Allow
VIZ ''''' W. H." o,nI
a~a ~ ;,ra,tn,or Tho roa5 whom
L,,a, oanno, ho o,h,, rrof,obIo
Tho i,o,I ,rodo olono ro think will nav
moro noo no intorost ~, ,bo c,oitoI cm.
nI,yoJI Then ybv ,o, ., orc, buiId tho
ro,J ,,in onrour c.ri,,I and lot our own
,.oonlo o,yr and nanogoit Lc, It be iJon,
Ifrnl ui,h ,bo rr.,oTity or,ho county
! ,C,so Lorooror
-
tSAOno OF the most important duties
to te performed by our present Leg'sia'
turo Is that OF providing Tor the payment
OF The sem'"0nnuol interest on the "'a'o
debt duo IT, February. The @a0 requires
this interest TO DC paid III specie. Tins
is the States obligation with tho bonds
holders. But gpccio now commands a
premium OF fifty cents, and in order TO pay
this interest, the Commonwealth will
have to 80 into tho market and buy coin
at its market value. That Is, TO enable
tho State to fulfil her obligations and pay
'"o ''''''ov ." 'Vi Uo0'''! O'0 "''''On y
"o'In!s' VIII oo'' nor one 'n''l'oh D''
h"hu'eu 'ho"s"hl "OI."'S'
""Foc" G"0N'' u 'OYo,n'-V"O '''"''
arc made legal cndcTa' by fho act o.
Congress and Acrc arc those who think
il would be porroc,ly right TO offer this
lJonnoa;o,,I 'o,r.,no,. -, ron oI ,noo;o
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-28

|I. n.'.NI uH laIl.f .t wilton lt n
..'I.t boH i1 Che e.I,.ca ot lbo uoIlci
ai..H a 3al.,o AND tcilont of this
county, ID h not nO,t..aty far psto ok.
tlru Dr.. $50 90 Iir0l to..o..iun of BE-.
IL u enough lnot so assume ya, toalpr,
Tint De- genuine no u,cfy ]rartouiht end
thal Tho author WA ono Of the msst mr..
don't. cnlnua.ostic and devoted supporter.
ofthia mmc Con. PATTON aud old Abe d.
To- the campaign OF 1850
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-28

paA Our thanks are due 10 Gov. CURTIN
for o pamphlet COW Of his late annual,
message.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-28

RGJ'ln consequence of the prevalence Of
small pox in WilliOmsport, neither jurors
or witnesses were required to attend court
in that place last week
As we have hoard some whispers OF this
dreaded disease making its appearances in
different parts Of this county, would it not
be we'll that a general vaccination ofthose
liable 10 become its viesms, tala place.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-20
vshandigham Banishcd to the DryTor-
tugaS.

RICHMOND, May l5-NLrthern DATES a.e
U the l4;h. TIE Washington Chr ticIe
rarns llm vallsrn'igharn has been t%Al'i'lcd
.n tn. Dry Tnrtupas,' off the cnnst Of Florida,
ir Two year. \ in%.jority Of he Court p
vored sending him Suuth until the end Of the
war. The Herald says this rrpor' is prena
,urc. Ifthis proposed sentence SCARED out,
,e is. If will h-. elected Governor =. ,Lin.
a cali has been published fr . III 80 State
.'onvc:tinn To lie irli in New York City on
the 81 IF June. The address say :: We are
now for Il vigorous prosecution ct pence, ant.
whilst VIC submit tolno ACKNOWLEDGMENT and
to no terms lit justified by every prircipleof
honor, We will ~ star rs m'y lie for con-
"cilistinn. And tn restore the Union"
The Herald al!u,ling To the death If Stone.
wall jackson, SAYS he WINS The create / Gsn-
,,ral y. mndrrn 1imr Tn" victory st Chan
cellcrsviIie was dearly bought. Jarkson IN.
l vel sal iuv"ri.e in The rebel army, aid
popular even in our own. [; gives q lei'g:hy
sk.lch Of mis- military career. fhc Wasting
TIN Chronicle says, while we ire only toe
glad to be rid Of any foe 50 terrible, cursei Sc
ii relief is not unrnlngled with emotions 81
.jrrow and sympathy for so brave > man
St,newa'l jackson was a great General, q
brave 8 ,!dirr. u noble Christian, aid u pure
msu.. Nav God thruw these virtues 6gair.s'
| the sins .nf the s-cessionist advocate OF thai
rationAl crime.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-20
From the CMarie.'oa Carrier.
The Late Duel.

Mess.s. Bc!linger and Rice who recently
tough, a duel on Jsmes' Island, in which the
former fell mortally wounded, were officers
in Lam,r's Regiment. We know nothing OF
tie c.use which led TO this hostile meeting,
and consequently we shall make no COM
ment. The deceased was the eldest son OF
the late Edmund Bellibger, Esq, Of Barnwell
&. H.. S. G., and nephew Of the late DR.. John
B.iilnger, oithis city. Lieut. Bellinger was
highly esteemed by those who intimately
knew ninl, and when his -co,intry called FOR
volunteers he was among the frst to respond
TO her call. .Dvth he and his brother. Vi,cen,
fs,ght hero:cally ct Seces.ionville, in which
,hp later ves wounded.
Mr.. Bellinger has left two l~notheriess chill
dren, $ mother, brothers and sisters, aud a
large c,rcle of friends to lament his unnatural
death. 1t is painful to our feelings to recur
10 this ege:.t, and We do so with the hope
that oar ,ourg officers in the amy may moi
inconsiaerately take each others lives. and
So give additional glcem 10 homes already
made 6esolate BY the ravagesof war. kw"uld
be highly beneficial to our cause, and the in
teresls Of humanity, if our officers would make
u Covenant among themselves never To fight
duels. We need all our men and officers, AZ
vel as powder and balls, 10 meet u Gull
mon tor, AMI not to expend both life and nm
munitiea in warning against one another.
Those who have stood shoulder to shoulder,
in doirg bate for political liberty andSou,h.
ern Independence should never draw sword
ur pistol against each other in irutricida|
combat.
a FRIEND TO THE SOLDIER.