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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-23

Ir isn't desirable that Time should mel.
low people who are tee soft already,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-23

wHYis John Bigger's boy larger than
his father?-B BscausS bio is aiittle Bigger.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-23
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS. .
Those having Friends in the Army

We call the atenti II OF all having relatives or friends
in the army the FACT that iioohaiWs Gernah III
tersr will cure nine ieits OF The diseases induced 'y
exposure aud privalons incident to camp lie. In Tue
lists published almost daily IN the newspapers on the
arrival OF the sick will be noticed hai very Iarse
proporliou are suffering from debility Every case ol
thai Kind can be readily cure by Hoohahd German
Bit,ers Diseases resulting from disorders oil the dges
tive organs are speedily removed, We have no hesla
lion il, stating that these Bers were freely used
among our soldiers hundreds o lives might be saved
that Otherwise would be lost
BILE aud well authenticated of one oil The hallohs
heroes whose life to use his own language "has been
saved by the Bttersn r H ..... ".I n Il
.. .rs. sI -lt PHLApKLpHfA, Aug, aad, 1869.
MessRs. JONES EvANs-Weu gentIenell your
Hoofaiid's German Biuers has saved my lie. There
is 10 mistake IN this Il is vouchcd for by numbers oi
my comrades some OF whose names are appended ana
who cognlzant oil all the circumstances oi my
case. am. and have been for tho last four years
member Of Shermans celebrated battery, md under the
immediate command OF Captain RIB Ayers Ihroueh
the exposure attendant upon my arduous dutes was
attacked in November last with inflammation OF uie
lungs aud was for seveniy-two days ~ the hosrila
This WAS followed by great debility, helgeenea ny M a
attack OF dyseniery. was then removed rom % .,e
White House. anSiset this city board the HState
OF NIaine from which landed on the 18th oil June
Since thut time have been about as low as any one
could be and still r tain spark OF vitality. For week
| or more was scnrcely able swallow anything, AND
IT D'p force morse! down, 1t was immediately hfo"i
up again. .l ,,..-.,.L = ! r =, s,,,.,h
Lite could net under such circumstances; and nc
cordingy, the ply sicans, who have been worhg alth
fully though unsnc ccessfuy, TO rescue me rom u'
rasn of he df.ad Archer frankly told me they coult
DO no nnre for me- and advised me TO see clergyman
and 10 make such disposition Of my limited imhs a.
hest suited me- An acquaintance who visited me nt IN
hospta Mr. Frederck Stcinbro~n, OF SIKH street. e
low Arch, advised me, As forloni hope; 70 tty you
Bters and kindly procared me bottle From me iine
1 commend 81 y keig them the gloomy shadow OF deul
receded a, am now thank God for il, geiiing better
Though Lave tax ~ hut two bottles. have airead
p,lin4d ten po.is and feel sangulne oi being pei
mirsd 10 reioIn my vile aud daughters, from whom
have heard nothing for eighteen months; ior genteme,
II Mn loyal Virgaii, the vicinity OF FROM hoy .
b 10 your iiiyuiunble Biuers the certainly oi ~
which In ink en- the place of vague iears-to your ~
ters will owe the glorious privilege oil again clnsPl
10 my bosom those who the dearest 10 ie ~ lie
" VERY IruIy yours, 49, ISAAC MALONE
d. We fully concur in the truth Of the above staiemeu
as we hai de SPARED OF seeing comrade, MI Malon
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-23

TIE Long and Short of the Copper
heads. Alex. Long aud Sam Cox. "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-22
ARRIVAL OF A PROMINENT MARYLANDER

ARRIVAL OF A PROMINENT MARYLANDER.
COL Geo z. Kane, more familiarly known
as Marshal Kane, of Baltimore, arrived in
this city yesterday, and is the guest of Mr..
Wm. A. Wright, of the American HOTEL.
Col K has been an exile from Baltimore
since June last, the most of his time since
that date having been spent in Canada For
bic loyalty and devotion to the South be
was arrested in the month Of June, 1851,
and imprisoned for eighteen months in the
Northern bastiles Of McHcnry, Lafayette, and
Warren. In December, 1862, he was released
from Fort Warren, and allowed to return TO
his home, only, it would seem, to be rear
rcsted on an indictment for treason In
May last this Indictment was quashed by the
Government. with the view of reindicting
him with more distinct specifications
Finding that he was TO baye on peace in his
downtroddcn city, he left it and made his
way TO Canada. Some time during the
month of January, in company with three
Confederate officers who had escaped from
Johnsons Island, he sailed from Halifax,
Nova Scotia, for Bermuda, from which latter
point he made his way into Confederate
port. The names of the officers who left
Halifax with him are Major Winslow, of
North Carolina, and Capts. johnson and
Davis, Of Virginia. Few men have been
more persistently persccuted because oi
their attachment to the Sonth and her insti-
tations than Marshal Kane
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-22

..,r,,pr or AN EXPRESS TRAIN ON
TIE "., v" C,MoaE AND ONO RAILROAD.
r"s w. have already given an account nom the
,.,,,ore AmerieSr Of the capture u IN ex-
D' . train on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
pa .s on Thursday week. Tho capture Of
r . :. ,r,;o was made by Major 0ilmer's hat
.as ..,,on Of Independent rangers, It point In
' LION county known as Browns Shop,
'e''s s, midway between HArper's Ferry aud
sOoas 20 ss'.,nsnurc. At both Of these points there
- heavy force of the enemy, and, after the
s ,a,e Of the train was discovered, detach.
were sent out to intercept G4mcr's
aas n. The train was the Express fros Balti-
pA .ss and on board of II were eighty armed
v.rsses. ,' all Of whom, with their arme fell
,..a .;Ilmer's hand. Major G.'s force consist
' - of but twenty eight men. Among the
..,ncers on board the train was ex-senator
pI,s. Of Indiana, who is reported to have
.,,ser enjoyed his capture BY our forces.
rse results of the capture were about
,,a,o1p in groenbscks, 100 3ne revolver, .
,.,re 10. of sabrcs, several gold watches, and
man, other articles Of value.
gsing closely pursued by heavy column
# the enemy, Mai. Gilmar found Il Dscsssa.
= 70 le. the prisoners of, which he did with
reat regret.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-22

Gen. Daaies, a ~ ernune drht Of e~r eo,rss
me.s1 eslWaae, aadef Col. Avery, On the ex.
49, ZEN, ssachsd Ne UWn slnuiianeously.-
49, 49, eene = .ees asoat tAe sa0e slmc h ths
eaessy 20 % as oatsrippsd hin that ne hailed q
lnsn. Doaes and Rasay ecaulne O. q tl,e mn n
.as saeny, setseasiae fFoa Daalsl, cassht qslfs I
E aees ~ psisoners In he tows. 1adeed, of The
o.vW or 1.00O taken 10 the town Of Geeiysbarx
ssoat 4go0 were captured o. the sveaing Of ~
iM OF July BY Rodes's and EaTiy's divisieas, tki1
NUMBER heine ab0ut equally divided Between them
lne nent SOW being over, o. rather the enemy
navihe retseased through the town, Gen. Ewef
!oae !e lnto town, and, meeting with Gen. Eany
tney together made . sccoanOlssauce, In which Il
49, discovered that the enemy were In considera-
.s nsrh. re .eas q our Sn An ass - were pc.ssa Q,
SUeyond ne town. Here they had formed line ol
oetue which ovsriapped Ewelfs on both TANKS,
&Ior GeA Hill had NOT then eniered the tOwn,) and
nad already opened from several batteries on
Ewciis troops In and beyond The iowa. Inasnuch
= We could not get sinste piece Of artillery 70
neas on them effectively, and the aaditional 1aca
mat Due one half hour OF daylight remained, sad II
pesne Wee than probable that Il would take longer
taan this 70 carry their new position, Gen. Ewell
aeeerMised not to pash the attack that evening,
eae % WAlt until next mOsnlng t0 renew the 6sist
ssee. S0hnsons division and the reserve artillery
mad soften up just alter Gems. Esvell and Rodes had
ien y occupy high wooded hill commanding the
q Cemetery Hin |" and then usoccupled BY the
al nhaAH T.<.A ~f
the hiIS ~. s.ca"v IA s".,..sa 4 s ~. ".
corne ~ Me.Ss.s ";aei.i IN, =, ~ .ra ~.
he Ess ...s,s IN .o..s :, b - o '!as 80
ce.s.ntiv Anrns ~. .iSh, IN ssi:sn" .Ss.,s. Ia ~
tiIrUwins m SSTsi6cs,sons. -''''
Esriv ,,ov s,ccnnasH sse ,ov. ~,,s ,h,s. h.,.
ades-fIay,s.s Geranr,s = ana Hoke,s-smt,h hcdee.
Ic AZ reserve TO n,ovtde a,.in.t snv iank mr. reas
moycmcn,-his ria h res,inc an The main street and
hts left lust outside OF the edse of the town. front.
ine ssCemeterv Hill,'' R0des's risht rssted about
four hundred vayis ontside of the smhwrhs If ,he
town hts iefi ex,and;ns into i, sionc the R.,6eJ
road. near to Earvs risht: Johnson RavIn. crossed
the c,..E hef,. s ~. ne, T ~ vo.S
Rtver ystro.S ia oss. ~. aass III VIC
the hacI- hone nf ,;;tsa | r".n;n. @ ,n,~a,ds ,hs
..,,a"S s;,I ~ uEe a.""nx Jwa'as s., , "a.
h"Oa.a " Ia, a.isaay - snuoneo, good oea' iOwe1,
h',: I'll, ."an :. VI 'etn,stely ty u g1p VI
,. @ n'''o VI more was between MS right ana Ear
rnSn. M.
~, es o".o s. e Dtun. 81 Dasue on thls any. n,s I'LL,
% meH dcte1 noe'y ana sunefed severely, especially
.ua uaneas Nortn Caroiina oflsade. Ihese latter
n VIZ ~" men, yet t0ey oenavcd Win unsofPassed
e.nantIy, losing %W men. Cauer,sa1ihery Dattai-
ION atached 20 this dlvison was hotly engaged Iof
lou! iio.is ~ more, ahd suheIea much rom = su
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-22
E-ENLISTMENTS FOR THE WAR.
IL Z = q. Il.

EENLISTMENTS FOR TIE WAR.
The following official dispatches were re-
ctlVed ai the War Department on Saturday t:
ORANGE &. H., Feb. 10Th.
10 Gen. S. Cooper:
Slice my Dispatch of the 18th inst, the
remainder of Hills corps, Except portions
Of the 18th and 22d North Carolina regi.
nenls,l the Stonewall brigade, Young's cav
T,IYNtisaae of Hampton's division, the 25th
Va regiment, Carter's Va battery, LIST Rich>
mond Hnwizers, and Sd North Carolina re-
siment, have re enlisted for the war. =
lsignedD RE. LEE.
DUBLIN, Feb. -.
1oGm. s. Cooper:
, Lchols's brigade of this army, and the 14th
Va cavalry, have re-enlisted for the war.
Slshed SAM JONES, Maj. Gen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-22
ThE LEGISLATURE.

III Inc Senate, Oh Saturday, several House
His, which had been referred to Senate
committees, were reported back to that body
without amendment.
ihe Committee On Public Institutions
lAe report on the message Of the Gov.
amor IN reference to the impressment Of
certain public buildings in the town Of Stsun-
wa, and on the memorial of the Trustees Of
Tie subjec.,
.sr soaaer the joint resolution heretofore
SaayIleo, fora committee TO consider how
,si h'r Sla'e officers are affected by the military
uo "'i Isssed by Congress, the President ap-
;naSA ;nomHA committee Of five ON the part Of
er,idie a house bill was passed to amend an act
Mayn'sa Msa y AN act to regulate tolls for passing
IA a substitute for the bill authorizing the
ot .d ,ou ei rnblic Works to increase the rates
eo,on ool 10 De charged by railroad and other
snI,p mpaniss was adopted and ordered TO be
u rne following bills were passed:
,,, nouse oiii requiring the suspension OF the
'~ent Oh subscriptions on the part ct the
faiee. $40 'P'"'S'' ~S---
ot senate bill to provide for 70 the importation
.ertain machinery.
win n elll to furnish the counties of the State
men, model of the flying shuttle attach
-'.D, lor looms.
nan,. oiu IN regard to docketing causes in the
esIs,iaou' so' Appeals at Lewisbnrg during the
s sApuse bill for the relief Of the securities
so,... = Baker, late Sheriff OF Grayson
Eo.w, wilh an amendment by the Senate.
ses..s sa.e oiii Tor the relief OF the personal re-
Glle,, OF A. B. Urquhart, Joseph +.
st', aa and N. j. Davis.
" n IA, saturday, ia the Hpsse, Mr.. Raymond,
nr a1,on, ,n. submitted resolution prOvid.
sep;s. Tue printing Of twenty live thousand
Ni1I,., " lhe three acts OF CongIrss, the
Tia finance. and Tax bills.
lin u'Vi'owing were introduced:
lsneMs M aathorixisg the payment of Captain
,sndsras' q osnith and company Tor services
A As;n AZ partisan rangers.
haeeo |" prohibit the prodpcti0n Of TO
cisoses 10 set = 70 amend the Code, s4th ssstioa,
Iyns Insa u, edition 1850.
Ia neesta,.o @ 70 authorize personal tspresenfatiycl
epf,snevn esses 70 receive peyment IN ~
The s,,as receivable for public DUE
Iuiiaod Ii.d the HOUSE 10 considsr ~ ioinf 49,
it, ~ I. = TO how az the millfAsv - 81 NJ
enmS gsess Affects the of1eees AZ fhn 13o9s
Ts q the 1tate. 's
ss,,asg ,ssgiaIa 81 Is psressss Il p se,ssa ~ s51
ia g = Issas fos AisfsibsiioS - iSSneSS1
Vsgese6 70 ~ ens,s ssse-1ssss 8 ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-22
ror MOVEMENTS OF THE ENEMY IN THE
SOUTH.

The expedition under the Yankee General
CHAIRMAN. which was evidently designed for
land demonstration against Mobile, seems
n have come to stand-still in the vicinity
q, Meridian, Miss. This poiut ia at the juno.
lion of the Southern Mississippi and Mobile
and Ohio Railroads, and is one hundred and
,hirty.four miles above Mobile.
Official information was yesterday received
4, The War Department that since their ar
riysl At Meridian no demonstration has been
made by the enemy. Since our last report
thew have made no further assault on Grants
Pass, below Mobile.
A dispatch received at the War Depart
mcnt states that the enemy had landed
heavy force and we're marching against Gen
Fiuuuar, who lately repulsed them at Lake
CIV, Fla.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-22

Il -. $1,000 q 49, -. 1890 -.
terSsv sie..so. - ca,ssec.,S ch ~ ; 4 .ssii;dt +
i AIhemsris eo..2v s.s.sSs.s = 9 - n ~
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ner smrcicsi sfts.tsoy -. UPs.ss sassss.. PO
csiyed 's.'sa11 - res
Ausosvia-Ths followine roobss;es have
BEEN a reported report sincs oar lase ia..s:
sisted BY two Of the night witch. errested
two white men, named James Kennedy and
Thomas smith, with two barrels of four and
TWO barrels Of corn meal IN their poaoee1on.
which they hAd stolen from Frederick 0chaf
fer, . baker, on Main, between I'M and 1otA
streets. Kennedy was the foreman n the
bakery from which tho articles were etolcr.
Together with Smith, Sc had borrowed !
wagon, With the ustensible purpooe al -.
Ing some baggage to the Cenfral Deno3 |.
but, instead of using Il for that purpose'
drove M 10 the roar Sllev lenliin~ "a a.hs2
fer's bakery ma took On the bsrFeIs q Com
and meal, estimased 10 be voe1h over IN
hundred dolAn.
About two O'Clock vesHarsasv mo,~sr~ N~n
fellows, believed 70 s. persaed YaSkess.
forced open the door to tAe rssldenee cf IN
san Hn, mulAtto woman, living n tie
western su6urbs Of tho city, and with :
drawn pistol forced her to surrender to them
coneiderable amount Of gold and silver.
ana al the lewe!ry which che posses4ed.-
They weFe disguised with heavy blowses ana
enormous moustachee and whiskeyp. The
police have received some clue to the pcr-
petrators Of this daring robbery. and n All
probability win succeed In making their ar
rest
The room of Capt. T. I. Spencer Wa en-
tered On Friday night, and one carpct-bo0
and contents. valned n 11b0 tocether MAJ
two pairs Of shoes and one peir Of h0ofe.
worth from two to three hundred dollsrs'
were stolen therefrom. HayinQ eome res.
aon to snaract Eiv;,. s,.r. ~ ahnItc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-22

q. Re-. ID. MON. ''A'''D - -.
Right Rsv'd an Dsas Gls-I saeaona - -
cepeaacs lhe s1n ef1Soo, 70 - rD4oo16 - Sss1n
Of 6tstas Jeiiana Ch6tasd, a. q. 1F1oGb 19 6I5SS
1n6lmasv, aps ~ bsasAs = ~ 80 - v9ir1S1
soldtefs, ana noss eapselally ~ tAee - - g
meees noo teel! hooee ae1 ea4 - - H1oo1o
who are vishls he limits ef ~ to1esa1 60,
Please eeeeps thls - % lmqegle 1ao017ao e
gratitude Sbf The syDpaahy e11ee1od r. no1R q
your faith Whllse p1iso9ss d masyiGA. ~ -
universaily expressed sood wm Nws1 fsao5e1V
az whom net Of your denoQn1n 49, e 4
am slr, with respect,
Yous 0AAss svr, Ii
I; &C.. :; sssS.;s, 8. Il.
IsnaxAay &. raAsos = s..~., +
FsbsuAy III, looA
R0. =! Csm00n, ChaVlai6 q 3. AZ
6ir-YouF generous doaaalo4 ef - = hnnae
a.a o sics .sd wesn6ss sol1l:s, sss g -
friends, was handed ns by ~ % ~. 49,
McGin. Il viii slvs ne ptsasuss 8 eealejy Vfk
your wishes eoaesmlng - uee. "
Respectfully,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-22

Xayor's C6awt-On Saturday morning last
about two and o half hours were consumed
by the Mayor In the disposition Of the fol
lowing cases:
Mrs. Mary White, charged with receiving
one Turkey satin scarf and one silk gown,
which had been stolen from the Monumental
Church some months since, was again before
the Mayor. A female witness was intro
duced, who testified that she Wa present
when a young man. entered Ms. Whites
store and offered th61Rtlc1es for sale. Upon
plausible reason being given how he came
In possession Of the goods, Mn. w. bought
them and put them among some other goOda
which she had for sale In the store. After
hearing this testimony the accused was
promptly discharged.
nant, of breaking into the store of N. Tins.
ley Pate and atealing therefrom twelve bot
ties of champagne, valued at $3.50; twelve
bottles of wine, worth t200; twelve bottles
of Scotch Whiskey, valued ct $500 and one
bag of coffee, worth 81 500, tho property Of
said Pate, was next taken up. At the con-
clusion Of the testimony In this case, Wy
nant was remanded to the Hustings Court
for examination.
The charge against Henry Temple, . negro.
of cutting and Wounding some man IN.
known, was again postponed for further tee-
tim0ny.
John Ryan was charged with beating Jas.
Kelly, and stealing ffOm him >200 In Con.
federate money and gold ring valued at
$50. Several witnesses were examined IN
this case, whose evidence was sufficiently
convincing to induce the Mayor to send him
on to the Hustings Court.
A soldier named William G. Gay, who oh.
tained lodgings In tho watch house on Friday
night last upon his own application, was or
dered BY the Mayor to proceed Immediately
to his regiment.
william, slave Of Henry Atkinson. wss
ordered to be whipped for having In his
possession seven bottles OF liquor, and . lot
Of crushed sugar. supposed 70 have been
stolen. Tho whisksy and sugar can be found
20 and identity It.
A negro boy named George was whipped
for stealing two chickens from Washington
jenkins.
Patrick NcKenna was fined aye dol,us los
allowing an unlawful assembly o. negroes 10
assemble at his house, He Wa also charged
With renting houso oUt TO negroes h No
lafion Of city ordinance; but the Mayor. IN
con.iderAtion Of 4cKs proiesseA ienonncG
future, dlsmissed that charge a9a3nst HIN.
John Boucher wae given TIL tAis mOening
70 have dilap6d4ted cellar door On III pro.
misS repaired, which haA been eouplained
q = dangerous place to pssons rassing
IN tAat vicipitY.
u 81. Z Burton, Sass John A. Clashner.
Va brought before His Honor on the Charge
q stealing from Patrick Oonn, ON Thumdny
night hst 800 in Coafedsrsts monsy, Z
other papeD 0f greater 81 Isos value. III
testimony u th6 cass proved that ths g.
eused alept II the room with Doran, 6 tha
War Department On the 1lGht n oueot1on,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-22

a H.. u,ah- u rrts.~- -
q noe.t Aoo0eE-A TO@ CSss1 q
sacss,cs.d 6ss1npe1 y - - 9ssde 80 80
sesa-A tew weeks ago, Ar. Lewis hyman.
~, Wno nsd ioG some ye.rs carried On eoceeoa-
iai n 0nc pfonsaole tsade in lowesry 70 NE sasy
Q. hicnmono. disposed Of his enects, Win
vlow OF quitting the eConiederacy. and md
ing nome IN some land where he services
@ 1ele less nkeIy % pc req.ired In the tented
nei1. naving eeeued mp ma business anaars
% nus own sansaactlon, No applied ior ana
oC.1neo RassPoft nom tnc AsslstAnt sec
nne1 ae nrst TOOK the southern rogte,
noPing 70 run OUT from wilmington 70 Nas-
sau, n ous de1eys occunng, ne resumed 20
nicnm0no. from tn@-Point No went 70
s. ntaunt0n, 0etelmlne1 % MAKE me- exit nom
sno countH oy tne yMey I9ate; Al went
On S SmOOtnly enough unui ne nao pacsed
. Woot0cx, ~, ~ cne1eno0an county. BE-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-22

[<4s
Annr - NYvEaH VIRalRyA.1
FoA. lotA, 1854.
IN
Ny b0t letter bsoa0ekl ke events o. The fepa-
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rsons A. 9snusS.
n nay - uro.ae harS ny ehas shall neees
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s..s ~ 1-s's = -. !. - -. -. ''1 u's"s'
!" t"e ssvses saeA6se OtP
EwsLL's Couya-Re1eo erOesed the Potomac on
the 18Th aad Ieth N WH,aa psor,. johnson cro..ed
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Hos ct0ss ueu sWoeey1 s,ow"t " "'en Weier.
On the aOth nolos - 1<hnsen moved tbrovs sh
Hase,,ao,vn IN f3s.eue.e1H and Eaeiv c,o...a ~.
.'.-S~. -.-. !. ~~-s..szae -. - - s.s
"ves e"o "aOsee " OSsWgh' s"p - sno Iaveesoa
OF PeRneylvania had beEuq.
On the a4fh thA uslea8 Of A. p. Hul,a .o,,..
.A -. n...-.. 8. ss.-..-a...-
csossss VIC Iosos = eep"e sess0Wn, tnas OF
Lonsstreet having peevioe9y reached the Maryland
shore by the WllIlamspefE ford--the COM orc
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ss'. s"e ov.r. ;" VIZ ssous ~
McLaWs, pscWosss Su0 ~ WnslsB taeS OF Mn
consisted Of Pend~r, H&1A, and Anderson The
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-22

Morrill,, P0merOy, Ramsey, Sherman, apsaSue,
sumner, Ten Eyck, Trumbull, Wade, wilkinson,
aayss,.-Msssss. Backaisw, Davis, Harding, Hen
dricks, Nesmith. Powell, Richards0n, Riddle,
SALISBURY, Van Winkie-l2.
TIE LOYAL MEABER PROM KsHTuaky wovLD Ike A
sEw SLAVES 70 BIZ SPARED.
M Stevens offi.red an amendment to the Cen
tween 20 and As years Of age, whether cit-
ixens Of the United States or not, shal be enrolled
and form pare Of the natioaal forces, and Whea =
slave shail be drafted and mustered int0 Tie ser
vice, the master shall receive certiaeAie fos 49,
aud The drafted man shall be free.
This Mr.. Stevens said would give cqmpensatiea
10 masters In the loyal bAsder States
Mr. Clay (Ky.) hoped that 0E. Stevens would
Withdraw his aaaendneat. goed feslias was now
r0stioa wodid reiard The progress Of the Uatoa
elins. He did not object 70 taking rebel property
buG that or loyal men ought not 70 be iaseifered
With.
States recognise slaves @ Pessoss aa1 sos - pse-
perry. and the exieancy has arrived whsn ~
shoald pee them q esAer mem are ased for pNttlno
III. Houis II. Y, favored The amendment. "a,
belag Ale % aee Why that dssedpaieR " PsspsSsy
should be exempted, while the pe0eeuy Of citixeal
of oshsT 8 aaes ore used f0s nattoaao purposes.
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