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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-12


The before the United States Supreme Court to-
day that Frederick Schuchardt others vs. Philip
Allen and others. There the docket the first
Monday IN December about three hundred and sixty four
cases, OF which hundred and fty nine have been
reached AS the will adjourn the LIST OF May,
large number will remain undsp0sed Of at that time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-12

TRIAL OF. BOUNTY BROKER FOR ALLEGED FALSE
PRErEScEs- HE Is CHARGED WITH DErRAupiSd
REcRUIr OUT or TWO HUNDRED AND PITY DOL
LARS, ETC.. ETC.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-16
aIOO Reward!

THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID BY
u the Sheriffof Storey county for the lapprehen-
capped from the County jail evening at o'clock.
he had on when he escaped grey. 1apnel, Rhirt,
black coat and grey pants-s about 80 years Of age
inches; blue eyes, somewhat sore; thin whissen on
chin, and bakerby trade! Z! DO. OLARKysH
oclItf Sheriff Of Storey county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-16
ARRIVAL OF DIR. JORDAN,
.TgA. AT THE---'u .g.gs-.sr
NEWMAN HOUSE, ~ Virginia City, N. T.
& Important Notice! 5e

nR JORDAN, OF NEW YORK, MAY, FOR
~ limited period, be consulted at bis office, at
the NEWMAN HOUSE, corner Of A street and
Sutton avenue. Virginia City. N. T. DR.. Jordan
of the diseases which he makes peculiar special.
ity, such as ;, 10. 80 - . q : : y
Nervous Deblllty;
Pains In the Back, grf .... ..-'aH.ts
Disease Of the UrethrRf 90 ...... ....
Decline Of Manhood;
Indigestion; .rF.a D
Weak9sss or lepre.aionj.g
And those maladies which result from youthful
folies excuses Of maturity or ignorance of PHYS.
iology and Natures Laws His recent, scientific
discoveries In Medicine enable him to guarantee
a successful cure In every case, and restore with
nfailing certainty the lost or impaired powers Of
HOURS oE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. N. till
~,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-16

OFFICE OF THE NEWCASTLE COAL
" Company, No. 80 South O street., nearly
opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. Orders for Coal
left at the Office will be promptly attended TO.
no3O If j. C. SWAIN. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-16
-',4 MAMMA TANe5 r
Fire Insurance Company 2.
.,., ~ CO L. U n b A. I'm

Csnbined Capitals . e1,307, 6S5 80
A B0vE COMPANIES HAVE DEPOSITED
N $4,000 In the Bank Of California a. adj.
tonh security 70 policy holders.rgg, 1esi, 10.
FPam4 md Brick BuIldlngh MerphAndISa, Fur.
hiture, Quartz Mills, Holsting Works, and Other
property Injured against loss or damage by Fire.
on the most favorable termS -.
I,osSes promptly adjusted, and paid In q. &
guldeoin. 1t''1S1' lf l. b"l As-9''
.gFfs J.. E#as J.aB. R0GAE, l.LT
sytasE all qysg sf Agent for Nevada, 80
no26 u No. 70 South strest, VIrEinia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-16
Imnortant.Nntioo1

. ,rst-. q AASorC<AuG 1NOC1ce
DIT: JORDAN can only be consulted in yirginis
City up to the 18th Of December, other engage
mentH precludins the possibility Of longer stay.
wLast three Weeks. Al s2Ell7 .
no22 I'd .4..r,-.rI at.rts . w JORDAN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-16

.4G.g.a7 Dancing School 20 ~"
WILL COMMENCE AT THE THEATRE on .
W. Wednesday evening, Deeember 9TH, q
e'oloakL All psrsonS iatsEsslsdh ~ nltNE Min ,
please call. .,fsprltrFsl Sd. AL1N0f0ny
December %, 1854. dsaN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-18
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Ho! for the Holidays.
+ HAVE OK HAND AND AM CONSTANT
~ receiving large snd splendid assortment
Of
Gift Books,
Photographic Albums,
Photographic Bibles,
Gift Annuals,
Poetical Works,
Rosewood Work Boxes,
Mahogany Work Boxes,
Writing Desks,
Ladies' Leather and Wire Portmom-
ies-In great variety.
Also a large variety ~ Juvenile Toys and Toy
Books, of every description and style, which
will sell cheap for cash.
Please cali and evHsnise my -'7fk ts+fgre pur-
chasing eisewhsre iEEtLY,
dee3 No. g, fts. Man aid first sts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-18
PLANTATION HITTERs.s

Witch aro nov recommended D. ne highest nleii.
ezl authorities aud NArranteA 70 prEducr aa iH-
ms4safs beneficial tnscg They ara exceedingly
axrasahie. srfsc. ~ pure aad musf supsFceed Ail
other s9nicH who're a healthy, gentle stimuieht u
Required.
They purify, s,rsHfthea aud inslsorase.
They create healthy appefite
They ar an Antidaie 70 change d water and
They sysreams tl.s Effects af dissipation and
Th.y strengthen the sysiem and snIiven the
They prevent miasmatis and in,ermii,ep, r..
yrrs.
They patifs the breath aud asldl,y Of the
stomach
They eure Dyspepsia and Constipation
Thsy cuFe blarrhea and cholsra Morbns
They cnre Liver oomplaint asa Nervous
Headache.
They nake the weak strong, the lsngnld ifsll.
lisnts aud are sKlausiea nstuHs's great rssiersr.
They composed 81 the eelebfated caiisAya bark.
NtHtsFErfen, sassaifss, roots aud herbs, all prs
served in periectls pu.e - -grnix Tem For par
iiealsFa. So eirrulsrs aud Testimonials around
each beftie
Beware q impostoss Examine every hettls.
sss thai "a has oar private q. :. stamp numaii.
lated over the cork, with plantation scene and
our siKsstarn On tine siesg piais side lallsi See
that our bottle l. aet re-hiisd with spurious and
delsieFions siHH ANY person pFstandlng 10 sali
Plantation biiiers By the gasien Or "a tHk. Is an
impsstur. Any person Initiating this bottle. or
ril Bg aRy other material thersiu, whether called
fishtatiou nitters or cot, Is acriminal under the
:. LsN, and VIA h. - rrusscuied ~ We
sllHsdy have uur rye on several parties rf-filinE
cur bottles, &n., Who vii succeed In getting
themselves into si9sa gaaFieFH. The demand for
brakes Plantation hitierH frem ladies. clergy
men, merchants, &C., = incredibls. The simple
trial of bottle s the evidence We present Of their
worth aud superiority They are sold by all rc-
speetsble druggist. Er9oers, physicians, hotels,
saloons, steamboats,, ana country stores.
p. Is. DRAKE A 90.
Ne. M Broadway, n. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-18

Tie last State Convention Of the De
mocracy Of Illinois resolved against the
further prosecution Of fhe war; the last
Democratic Convention Of Ohio nomi-
mated Yallandigham as candidate for
Governor, one Of the bitterest peace
men and C9pperheads Of the North, with
q platform containing no assurance that
support Of the war would be given.
Seymour, of Connecticut, fully as strong
Copperhead as Fallandigham, was
made the Democratic candidate in that
State
All goiug 70 show that this old demo
cratic organ statements are correct, and
much more TO be relied on than the
JoHrRdl, which has recently joined this
peace democracy; for, however it may
differ as to the prosecution Of the war,
yet every one knows that the platform Of
the Chicago National Democratic Con-
sention, viii supereede all State plat
forma
Now, the solemn question is on the
loyal men Of Kentucky; Are you willing
to 90 into a convention where the ele-
ments before named in all human proba-
bility are in the ascendeney, and win
control the convention and platform 7
Are yoa thus wiling to betFay your here
tofore oft repeated resolves 70 stand by
the Government, and for suppressing the
rebellion Are goa willing to join 3
party in sympathy with the rebellion, and
thus bstray the gallantApen Of your own
State, who are now In the Union army;
and thus bring political disgrace upon
the fair fame Of your noble and gallant
StateI These questions viii soen be ga.
swered in Kentucky.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-18
ELECTION NOTICE.

sTArE OF INDIANA.
VanaeEburgh County, - ss
The State ef Indians 70 The ShSrin % fsndsraaFxh
az - Ceeaty.
LOUIS RICHTER. Cierk of the NandsF-
i, hurgh Circuit Court, de hsrehg certify -
the Sheriff OF sald eoaGty What et1csrs are 70 -
sga-tei for the several townships In said eeanty,
at the gsasl places Of holding elections, the rss
Monday In April, a D. 1864. to-wit-
Yer Pigeon Township, one Jasfies-ef t.as-Pease
and four c1nstahlsz-
Yer KnIsht Township, one Justice Of be Peace
and two C0nstAbies.
For Scott Township. enc Iaslies-of-ths- Psass
aud Two Coasfsblsz.
For Armstrong Township, 0ns Justice the
psass and two CenstAbles
For Perry ToKnship, two CoostAbles
for Unis1 Township. tSo Justics=-of-tte -P-see
aGa two CenstaAlsz.
For centre fosnship. TIVE Coustables.
Fer tserulzn Township. two CSnsfables-
And one Township Trustee for rarh of SAID s@T-
erai Tow nship--
And the Sheriff i hereby dirscteA 20 give ls gal
nStice Of said eleesioa In coRfarmity xith the
statutes in such case made and provided.
"a witaess whereof hereunto subscribe my
nsEle and sfhx the seal OF said Court this Tth dAy
| Of 4areh. A. D. lss4
LOUIS RICHTER, o1ork Y C. c.
/, George wolfsn, Sheriff ofvsnaeshargh copa-
ty, certify that the zheys and foregoing is true
and ecmpisss copy e the oviginsl, noE ~ sls IN
nav seass. GEO. NoLfLIN, shay. c.
J Uaioa and Times espy.l nhlo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-18

Persohs Of asdrntsfy habits troubled With
wsstnes. iss-itnie. falpifation of the heart lack
es spPstite, disirpss sitter ealing, torpid liver,
sFe 80 .rfaf.rasnIf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-18
mAGAN,s MAoNoIIA uALrI

This i tis most delightful and extraordinary
srfisie ever discovered. II changes the sun burst
face and hands 20 srly satin texture of raYish-
ing bsautys impsftiue the marble purity Of yout h
and the d.agse APPEARANCE % Inviting in the city
belle oi iashioH. II removes tan frscKies, piui
Fi-s and r0xhness from the skin, isafing the corn
pigNioh fresh Transparent and smooth. 10 cgn~
taius No lnstctial Injurious 70 the skin. Patron
tzsd BY Actresses aud Opera Singers. II T. What
every lady should have. Sold sysryWheFe.
Prepared BY W. T.. Hszan, Troy, N j.
Address ali orders 20
DENAs \. BARSEs co, New York
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-18

eS-John Randolph, the celebrated ora
tor and statesman, was in tavern lying
on q sofa in the paFlor, waiting for the
stage to ceme to the door. A dandyhed
chap stepped into the room with whip in
his hand, just come from drive, aud
standing before the mirror, arranged his
hair and collar, quite unconscious of the
presence OF the gentleman on the sofa.
After attitndiuizing awhile. he turned to
go ont, when Mr., Randolph asked him,
Has the stage Gomez Stage, sir, sage
said the fop; II have nothing to do with
It, sir. = "0hl beg your pardon, said
Randolph quietly, thought your were
the driver
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-18

FsaALE AreoAPtIsHxEsFs Among
al the accomplishments which our
yOang ladies are expected to acquire, Il
is 10 be regretted that the art Of eonser
sation (not small talk Is not included
No grace Of person or manners can
compensate for lack Of this acquire.
ment Ia youth the conversation df 40.
men IS apt 10 be iriaing and insipid. aud
in middle age too often confined 10 the
complaints Of health and the scandal Of
the day Lively conversation, up0a IN
sirnctiTe and eIevaiing topics. = bl, liz
sle practised, bat whenever il Is found
i gives a charm 10 the society Of females
which nothing else can It triamphs
over deiormities, aud makes old age
agreeable Curran, speaking Of Madame
do StAel, who was By no means aand-
some, bat splendid eonyersatioualist,
said that she had the power OF talking
herselfinto beauty Ladies should think
Of this Beauty lies in other things than
fine, symmetrical features - fair and
brilliant complexion
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-18
sADDLERY.
REMOVAL.

FIsHE UNDERSIGNED FTRM HAvf M.
Il moved ihcir saddlcFy eatahllablnsnf 10 a.
q Fssr Of fain and Second Street, 10 fho room o.
oel-sH BY FItd. Krone, dacaasoa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-18

Ksthalron is from the Greek word "Kathr0," 4" or
"kAihairo signbying % cieanse. Trjnvibate ard
restore. This article l. what its nsme alRni hes.
For pre-srring. restoring aud beaufifyinR tbs
human hair 10 u the most renia 4kable prepsrntion
IN the World. u i again owned and put up bY
The original proprietor ead Is nov made with the
same eare. skill aud attention which EaYa Il a
sais Of over million bottles per aunam.
It j. most dsligbtful Haif Dressing.
II eradisatss Ecurf and dandruh
II krrts thr lead cool aud nleau.
IT riAkes the hair. rich, soft aud giassy.
u prsssnts tis- hsir from falling % and inru.
log grsy.
n restores hair upon bald heads
Any lads or geuuefazn who values l~ssfifHi
bad 81 hair should usr Lyons Kafhairon II b.
tna~n aud "a Throughout the civilized world
sold ~ sii respectabis dsafsrs
DEMAs BARNES 4 90. Esg York
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-18

DURIxe the 6rst part OF the week, by
some inexplieable means, a report was
circulated about BnrrilviLe, y. l., that
= son, aged four years, Of John Lynch,
was drowned in the trench at the Glen
dale Mil, where the father is an operative
The time Of the burial was set and John
friends repaired to the house and were
surprised 10 find the litl1n Coy at play in
his usual health The oigin Of the report
could DOT be asceriained bat on the fol-
lowing Sunday, 2lst inst, the same boy
Lynch, was actually drowned in the iden-
iiral trench at Glendale Froridepce
P,,ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-18
MEDICAL.
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY cIVES, THAT !
~ have ben appointed ExsetfFzx Of the lat
Eill and testamsnf Of Martin Scbnoli, decreased
1hozs having claims sgsirsts s1d fboss knoNing
fhe1sselyss - b Indebted a. the estate noff-
fs1 70 settls With the un1sTsigued. The estate is
febIS swd ELIZABETH sCHHOLL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-18
THnMAs G MAGHEE-
MI EDICAL,.


& A n G + r S
E'AS b. PERMANENTLY CURED WITH
y oat pals eauaiie eating, OF the nss af ths
kuiis, BY
DR. W G. oOtDEN.
The pcrfet has esf fiitly tfraicl Cancers many
years "a tinsiHuati Ohio, but b. now located 10
Terr HFHfs. thd.. aud WHi visit EtausF.iie oucc
month ~ uui o. iUmrd ~ thy Washington
House Dee ilth ani iafh, Jan. sih aad sih, Feb
9th aud ctr, aud Mach iith aud 18th Az iihose
afflicted with taucers "r any ot her chronic dia
ease, will hnd u % iheir tdulntsgs H. call aud
commit With him Consultation isse
His Uaneef autidufs Is the hiSst wonderful di-
eoYefy e7ef maie 10 medicine. IT, operation is
truly asioashing- -Niihoui parallel aud u the
Ouiy known ahtidote for tancrTs or eabeefpus hf
iectioHs II een b. applied to tbs naked eye of
an Opsu wound A. freely ~ water By this means
large Cancers faB b. rrtn0yed ffom the vital part
where no other treaimeni coail possibly be used
All surgical operations peff1rinsd Nith snecess
Address Dr " G. COiDES Box ats Tefre
Hautr, Indiana. decs-atn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-18
MEDICAL.
PILEs.--A SURE CURE

LIVERY BODY Is BEING CURED Of this
L distressing dissAss BY ths Of
DIR. Strtckiandss Pile Remedy
Read what Sufferer says.
Mr. j. P Ezx4rde. fs4 Second street Cinsin-
nati, o., says he has heen . dreadful sussreE With
Piles for long tine. and has tried nearly every
thing, and could obtain no rslsG BE usee 1eoaf
ons-fourth Of pot Of DR.. Strickiasa q Pile Ont.
naeDt, and Il made : eonplsts eurs- he sdFIsek
every ozs Uhe Is ssssriug to Try ~
sold BY al Druggists, 80 esnts per pot Aasa-
fsctured az No 6 Easf Fourth street, CsEeiEnati,
o. Ash for SIBICELASD's PILE kEAkbf.
mhlodREwfy.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-11
List Of .lesertcrs from TIE 52nG RtSi-
neut IN. HUtunteerS.

rIVII following named rsrsons, members OF the
52sd :seg't Va. volunteers, are nov sbsens
r.o4rA o, $50 .ash will be pad for their Apprehen-
sisn ead d.tiv.rv to their respective comfahiss:-
EoAoan, :-Privaiss, Jno l. sisr !ps.ru rid
WsAi,l,h, Rich n,ni (suhsttutel; " b"ssrs.
man near isvsns; D Beard, Mat spring;
e tfeira, ,,.eriieli Jonas Heller. Sssuntoa; ia
va 9 linlts.. ~ Sidney; John Hunter. Do;
JAA.. n .anb J..an as.ncap, chsreh.Ele
sids 80 kilisss.i. -. u"ps; !oha :1o1et: aa'
''AA''' ROOT C. DAVIS.
Capt. CO. 4.
Cono.sv B.-pr;vAes Thos II Garter, John y
UaAn1isr Wa Chiidress, Thos Clark. VIM Il
ky,n.. janice L FretwsH, Fraskiin Gardner, John
xr.n. Vim II Herndon. Na.neshoro John y
l.s.ndsr. D Il Cay, Eph si!iine.. shesandoi
asbarx; VIM Diddls. Dserfsd; Carp-ute. sts-
deuce not ino~n; Nan Jones, (substitats; skobs
bpapsos, (su5stitsts
csps 20: n.
C..rsay Corp. p s Cals, s.aaason; rri;
f.-c.v tgioa Church Benz iieiY. M.sissippiG
ia. K srs.aasr. Deerheld " aooney. smelts.
w.rns.i,oru Bob Riddis, Asssy Creek; q k"g-
IRA, JON. G spsoase, psesheld HSuuel II slus
ser, Cro4s k.ysj uiotsnai Bctinella lsa9stisuts
~. C"ma'g Co. G..
C~upanv Private S1niuei io.aesman, Hen!
sn:k. WA Il Flick, X Is k-sriccfe, jesse Res.
sangsrsviIle II Michael, Jas Ship, North Noun
Rim II " Moore, Daksy, Messy Cock; >
A. AfRHART, Capt. Co. 2.
Corpsay B.-Priystes John Armstrong. Va.
A Ford, Alexander Hama. Collierss"~n; Joseph
S.sh, samuel Dale, @herr's crsef; near Le1-
Ae''A' THos. Il. Watkins,
Capt. Co. Z.
C,mpsny F.-Pri,s.ss D 3 Crou.ehsrn, J II
ri. "A lea
] iItf.nan herman Substituted knupp, Shenan-
loa.,--D Land.., Lloyd, J kiscwenger, smith,
AN Wenxer, Harrisonburg-t S~itzer. Jno Mo-
rer, ] WSn1sr, Dayton. n,.,.nnxrp
Company a.-Prlv..es D I5arser. !! v Cody.
G 10 C..ter Vim G'.ter, New iIcpe-J"hn Casey:
! -ish subs.tuto--J Co.ner, Waynesboro'-A
Hroo,ns. } & Hume. Long Meadows jar Mil
er, James Mullen. James Marshall. John Pull
ems, Lsonard Showslser, Jas Shaner, II c Taylor,
taunton james Tredmarsh. +. BATEAAN,
Capt. Co. q.
rriyAtss isaac w Alrey, Long Glade-Jas = BYRD
Craig siIle-Jscoe Cason; hidd iebroot-fssrek
III. Donoyant, residence not knownalienry Fling
er. Nildiebrook- Joseph ingram, Goshen Bridge
Jacob Jackson, Pond Gap-David kenney. res
dsace nos known-Samuei Lambert. Pendleton
eoanty-C r Miller, Port Republic Summer
dean-John Murphy, Fairfax co-John Rear
dan, Charlottcsville-D Sprouse. near Staunton--
Daniel Tyler, Pond Gap-Amos Tro1ell. New Port
& " TAYLOR, Greenviile-Henry Wiseman, Aof-
cts Crsek,'John Wehbcr, residence not Known
Essry W Barracks, Mt Cnton--Jas w Swink,
noar staunton. Lieut., JAMES DOLD,
Comd'g Co. II.
Company I-Privates, Perrin, Chnrchville Cav
".'' "a ''''A' JOHN N. HUMPHREYS.
CAPT. Co. I.
Company K Privates A N Burss, Il N Burns,
Red Hole, Bath co-AleE Curry. Curry, BACK
f.raak-W w Gillespie. Green VAnet-J Il AAf-
OUT. Thos Jones, Jac Ke.terson, J n Miller,
JaeA Rider, Back Greek; Samuel Sneed, ) J
homas, Tho Wilsiams, Healing Springs;
Lieut. G1LLET.
~
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-11

We learn from Lieut.. Reed Of Gilmer's
battalion. who came up on the fag Of sruea
boat from City Posnt yesterday, thata pres
emit there are about nine thousand Confed,
crate prisoners at Poist Lockout, Of which
number three husdred and sevsnsy-swo are
officers A few days ago draft OF two
hundred officers was made 80 bs forwards
for exchange, but the Beast subsequently,
made HE appearance in the prison and Sc.
leosed fifty -ssht from she number. leaving
the remainder very much disappointed AZ
their i'll luck, Ills expected, however, that
they will be- in the next exchange =
At Point Dookost, The following propo-'
sisious are presented to all She Confedsrass
prisoners l. VIII you take tue oath OF al
legianoe and join the Union srmy7 2. Will
you take tbs osih and 20 into the Govern
ment workshop! 8. VIII you take parole
to remain in the North during the war; i
About eight hundred prisoners it is ssti-
ms,sd, have sccoptal the fist propositios--
most Of them hSvips been driven 30 it By
desperation, snd will doubtless s3jurs the
oath when . chsncs ofresching the ccu'sd-
.sscy lie presented. Very few accept The
other praposltionst -
The prisoners ore guarded by about three
thoIsshd troops, iucludinga nlg-o is@i-
r1snt The negroes ere not disrespecsful
to the Southern men, but lord it over their
white brethren to their hearts content in
the complete immunity Of the Beasts pro-
tection.. = ~.
As the f.s Of truce boat bearing orr re-
turning soldiers pissed the French fr'gates
in Hampton Roads, The officers crews
Of the latter greeted them with waving
handkerchief and ether congrAtulatory
mar .feststions
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-11
= The Provost Mar.h.ll 81 Conc,

~ The Provost Marshall OF General
Mesd's army he's 10 his custody Union
prisoner. sho i dull specimen Of : Yam
kss. He ~ asked By visitor hs vAs as-
rested for. "For takiag somethine.' be
replied. Whit do you mean I" "Why.
one moraine | did not foil very we'll. and
vent to eco the surgeon. He vs. busy
writing 81 This time. and When vest 10 be
stopped and looked y ne. ssyise, we'll,
you do look ba1; you he'd better IKE some
thiag He tAsn went % with HE writing,
sad lsh me Standing behisd him. | looked
sssuad, and ~ sothins could take ex-
espt gold vstch, spd took that. That's
shsa am here for. - NaSA1 pYsv.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-11

Ns0betn, he'd the honor 70 address, you
respseting So loyal North Carolinians who
had fallen into Jour hlads They having
been duly enlisbed into the I'd North Caro-
line Regiment, I ask for them The treatment
OF prisoners Of ~.
J, Your attention IS called to the enclosed
slip; cdt from tho Fayetteville Observed"
'of Feb, 9Th 1864, setting forth that some
Of the prisoners near Nswbern, have been
exeouted, which hope will prove inbound
I'd. &.
TRAITORS s1ecu.ed-Aml1osa the Prison
ers captured BY our forces near Ncwbern,
we're several desertsr5 hoia our army
We learn By % officer just from the spot
That to Of the6s haze already been executed
and others arc underlying trial. -,
Having reported. this. matter to higher
authority I I'D Instructed to notify you,
that il Ne members Of tho North Carolina
Regiment Who have been, captured are not
treated 4 prissnsrs Of w6r, tit ssrictsst re-
talisiion vii b enforcsdr4 Two Colonels
two kisnt Colonies, tv6 Msjofs and two
Captains. sfs held d Fort Menr6e q hos
tases Tor their iASsty, These oAcstg have
not been placed ia Gloss custody. boestss
the authorities do hot believe that any harm
i intended BY Jon 10 tbs members 81 tho
ID North Carolina Regiment:
I am. very rsep'y.
Your obi ssrv't..
JOIN PsoK. MAJ. Gen.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-11

FROM the Knoxville and Atlantis Kseistsr.
Fee Dasis utD nofrAA /!
soNs TOR rHI eoLDIinS.
l..cri1ed to Me-. Msry An~ T1ompso& #
Harer, County, Virginia.

What tho no plea Of right divine;
Conferred his LOFTY stats
What tho no vissorsA lords bssiga.
Have srowASd him potsnssss;
Berate 70 not with frowsrd spsssh,
The choice Of millions ffss;
But hear " prsAsA-vhAt blowt may ssesh-
Rapsss The powers that b.
Lss oil men true, like me and yoa
Ny brother soldier, ny;
Fer him, Abe psopl s's choice Ailloo
Fer Davis hip! hurraA!
Our chief compared with ssspters4 KtaS;
And lss . throne DO sought,
For hia whs dos tie 6randess thing,
Or shisks ths grandSds thoughts
Let each 10 istellsctsai strife,
HE wealth Of soul ~ doWs;
Tnlay my lits-lll bet my win
That Davis wine the crown
Let al men true, -;
Soldiers by proxy utter blame
When foriaAs fails to emile
Bat What are they They're csinn eAnsj
Be What it may their styls
The trans Atlantic hemisphere,
Awird sheir high renowa;
And shoss Who hare, our chef would jssr;
Should manly hkads knock do~a.
r Let oil men true, -.
A crosliae exempt mater fsaes
or abolition hsrdea;
But men like 10 nay csos bic ssrs
20 Yield him braver words-
De's his The coil to cultivate.
while ~ the<s horde defy;
81, Hin the Great Who rSies ssr ssta,
Stall 20 man dare deny.
Let eli truS mss, -.