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VOLUME
* RICHMOND OAiLi Wtllii.
fUM;
Si!1!?*'*, ft oorasaas; Saaal Weekly,#4 . Wenk>7, • al
«»jV la aknoca.' tatikUaaoa -»J be *»>» “ u ■ r“ V *
poblfccere La ail oaaaa whare erldeaoe la lakes os Use deposit ol s
isMo.-la Ike Past OSes eosto^lsg mossy.
i3W«eai*u.
a,a loaais, ,10 Usee) or lose, ore inertial-.........
ku- aidUteua. Issariioo ...—,, £
Oao aoothwtteealaUtra^s.IJ 5
* Tkrae do *> ..J® ~
£ t
m^ST^:^rrrnnr:-::::::5S
Twelee rsestbS-....—w on
n^e.' 11i nweil ea ka aaaaidnad kg Cm noath or year
galea tpedSed e0 Use Waatusnpl, or preeleasly agreed open be
**aa*a!iT«S£mBea« o«k sorbed ea Um oepy for o epentded oao- i
tv ,1 hia.iW ni oil! be oonUnued and ordered eat, aod payaaal ,
Fllll—.-Tb arcld asy s-taaod-raustey I
la part at tie Anaaal AJeertlsera, U Is proper to nate.loti>^-l?.
UafJsdr prtrt(a*»eoalyc»t»adatotb«ria»eiUta I'Celseoa. Ktol |
^Uw 'dfbl aod ail clhw: Ad»3»tlooc.eata ttC ky them to be a. j
addHTooV ehargo, and ao eoriatloo. . ..
.■ ~ gggj rgitc and ’Hneral Agnate Adeerttaemente not to be
■se-ted by the near, "sat ta be charged kt the oaaai ratca, eokjeet
•^S^r.-^^Sreaera^e.g.^g- I
IT aor« nstrefl, «tU t*e privilege of change, ahtH Ml, ©a ,
mHt tn uny toe Insert oore thun the amount
•creed sp an a© th© »i*Eiln* rule under the contract, und ull eio©*»
Sac not umlaut to he eh arged al the wotl
Aimtfri1 if lue*cted '•> Uw Iw^WacUy Whig at ?4 •#n*
per *4aare of 10 Itnee rn l~w IW Use Srrtiaoarttoojind g O eer ti
par eare *-r naeh ■> otlaaaooo. or If weekly. 7g e-rats.
-
La to CAia)o._
wn. H. BI RWELL,
ATTORN EY at LAW,
BICHMOBD, VlBGlfUA.
Y^^4Ct!0«S la all •? tSa Ooarta cf thla Ohy, State aad <hn
atuattoa paid to ibe pr-*rtolio* of claim* oft»d"» J
nily before Ihc Com^kriongr if C>'—•rr Iy !
UWM. f‘J*“
KF.KFOOT * W ALLER,
4TTVRSKY8 43U ClH'SSEUORS AT lit,
DALLAS, TPXAB.
S. ».-Prompt attestica tc ejection ao4 Laad OUtma.
tcuaecm—Samael tf Gartaai, Amhcnt 0. H., . a, John
niU.'-a, Jr . Amheril c SL P*.jrariaad * Chrittke, kwh
bo;<, va Heeler * 3p«*L A; J*d«* X. *
To,L; dot. It. 1. Daiaett, Je._w-Al—dA-1 J
DIVIO S. U. CABELL,
attorney at law.
PXAtTnOKS !a ail the CL art* of the oooatlee of Se’joa aad
A-aher*. He mil! at cad to any taw koelasM «a trailed to
hka la lie adjacent cooatlea _ _ . - _
11 tr-oa, Tyr Hirer WartheoaeP. 0., >o»oa Oo., Pa.
'y____
PARKE POIAUEATEK,
ATTORNEY' AT LAW.
Hlthmoad City, Va.
WILL pTMUer m lbs Ovuru iiei J in it® CUf of Richmond,
yfiKs coaetieoof QbflMrfliUa Hssrlc© sad F^vbllM
0m«# on xbt corn* ©X 14tfc, or Port! and Mala iHroeU, cv« »ho
fw q cf Sas* * UV*r * Oo.Joiu-ly
El sT ACE
ATTORNEY at LAW.
W, t,i PSAUI1AS la tie CoaTJ of Giles, Heroer. Maarot,
H-sigoaery aod Puiaaki; and will oolieot aad raolt pese
ta, J fcr all clalna plaeod la Ma baatlk
Pool tiffie*. (Vt.ee Coart 4cm;, V*._»u~
join W. UKEE1,
ATTORNEY at LAW,
Wil t PAACIUS la the Cosrtt of the Ohy of Ilchmosd *ad
Oooaw of Heart oo. *a.tet oltontlaa will bo iirea to ail ba
rfaox crtrailed to (la HP Office, for the preoeat, wtth Ml fa
16 Wm-Qraea, eoatb-weot oor. Halo andflbltu. lePf—dly
R. O. Sc B. O. BOULDIN,
ATTOKIEVS AT LAW,
OHABLOTTI OOIIT HODBI, fUflUlA.
Court*.—Oha-totta, Ptlaa* Mward. Appomattoa, lioohlon
bo-eaod Uj.aaarrf._ayll-Ty_
a a OorSLA*. I. GABGOBT, Jk,
Ajlitt’i, n»| Vs. Old Ob arch, Ham?®.
DOl CSL AS * GREGORY
WILL at-oe 1 all the Ooarta of HIej William aad Haaoott. B.
B D CiLAS will a'*; ottos 1 the Ooarta of Kiel* Qtaar
4A.' Cacodsa._
.askance* ioaamia. aisi. a. .5 BOH.
JOHNSON dc GHLGON
•TTOIMEYO \T I.AW,
t-'OHtttMfD, PA.
fracttOa is all tae coart# » f the city of tlohaood aso eauly |
rf.s-.e- itr Jobnaon wilt practice la Cheat c.-adJ.
-*tr*.iBco, Wale oti-dis*. a Piaatla direct. jyt
O'tiVOItK bat tt. -aduto . acuaeol LA* le Ut.
. -tty of SU -bm-ad.
1M a Beitalaew »il Au*. os '.Mb, fro iMa* Baa* ■ -«v
BtHbktM IN OV KK 0*4 r*. - AJ the lea »n a ad
rano-d. wa art It . ■< pet .t ba gt. a la all kin to f war
Go.. IlllUury »rr . lit
fbt oa -.-r. and Prwf.ea, to wh.ch me ta.1 » >tMi aa ben* the
bed tuurttl R4I«1*WIN A *11.11 Is.
lli.nl ItS. Mat" tl-tt*.
’ ” scpuuiiri'iDissrj o»#.<v, i
IIP I lucmom, .
feh'uary lilt, led A |
rib * Nr ehaata aaad Otta«rs.-No.l*e la htreba *|t«■>
1 dial the -vice mood a- i Pet r.birf -airoal Company*'1
3ii ae retie ni t*! for ihe - Vet of ehar*». d Uyt, or damaree
to Tti.-iufi Hoo.lt o • freight and . o her ro idi mania* no Bee
liia with it. but will ooat.cue to caUael charge* on tuch golds or
ftwt**it »t Wretwtai a. * *}
laid-l-_<*»»■
uV. * Publisher aad DookatUtr,
Richmond, Va.,
Publiohta aad ofcrt h>r sale—
Howto n’t Utotnry of V r*!ul*—A History of Virginia, "mm Its
die tt.-y aad tt Uwm-nl by hu-opeana to the p teent time, by
Itoocrt A dowl.ua. am . 4 wo • 'to. Volume one eon tana thw
H iio.-y of l e Co'oay lo thr Peacw of Pad*. In 1TW. Volume f
eoaialae the History of the Oolooy and of the 9» .l«, from lldJ I*
th - Setsoeewloa »f AUiaadttaJa IMT, I* So.
p'Mi r.aa "«(a UvitA In !u y**lM >f tMi warfc of Mr. H ;!■
W . ., U * c#» justly eotolfttr 4 ibe b«t fiteftM Hlmtory of
Ui .F \U prtHrtM.
4 I-Mo^y of lh« Vslloy of Ylrjrlci*. b* J%mu#l fterehcrsl, 1 roi
Sr» -fcatp. 4+cood iJlilni r«fU*-4, |l 20
J ? Hut' History v. t n tt»a War* of W^oirro Vl» ^1*14 — 4 HU
V>-y jf*h« Fa tv mtltaMBt vadlodlaa W*r» lo Vr torn *lr£mla,
• aSr%ri3«%i aco > ual of »ht various RvpS'lttlon* loth# WtSt.
p-ti jam to !7P.\ *!»©, B< nr»pvi<*ml Sb*lrh*E of CJ. Kbe&cSci
gM\ M%; >r M’Caltoch, L<» • Wettd, Ooa#r%l D^ni-i Uroa<!!i'.*%d,
G«u. Ai *r w U«ti, Otpi Uo«4 Hrmdy. toU WlilUm Crawford,
An :rt* f *, vul othrr -1t* »o*a»oSr» Acton lo oar Border » arm,
h Jt l*.«m ly l !<r*tra W. by Wills H %%s , 9 *.2to, toil
CiOLt.lBUN IIOrRi, _
ftljMOttft, VtootMA.
c. w ftffCift A CO., foroprlet-r«.
C ft Li t, •< ijKrinteodeol.
El^allRTTuhajdA
jilt-ta " _K W Ha ASIA.
POH SibP.
m n it* PTSttTNH bX J tS U I t bills of £•*<►'.
MJ Owtf derate Saatea and Vi ftnlad all Bonds.
W4*'IID.
Kchmond City Ploek.
Hold anddU.tr
JMlS R H MdtTRV A 00
K.t klACRREBOK RnHUKDbKH MIK WHW' '
OtfLr t ytart old aa 1 1 oo.llej » > fta saaa »et easts of
M • .at. a 4>e Wal k*. ’J SntMet tothe cats. SJ oarre tof I u
■ rJav. R cabrilat and o’her brand, of Whla.y, Tory old 1
#a» l.Od asaol Ademaatot Otallm; 1«> Boat, of T.;ow
O .. Pet. uu Buxai of Tibaeeo «00 B Jta •.tower and 11 . by
N.r Bal-dQ^t *4 I10V.I, ittadOtU Ctath Brand?, Uo’ijr. and
a t id ataorGaeuI of 'tmlly f.-uow let, la -tore aad f .r a lit by
ROdXRP A. R dtb»ar,
led Corner of *rna 1 A tt. ■ rwjt, Rlohmonj, Va.
NOTICE.
T IC concern of Nmaa'I bR. Fries 4 C*., la dtwoltad
this day by llmltatton Tht aadwrt'*utd will enallnai Ihe
baa neat aa htrtaofrrt, under the name of eaaa’1 H. Fries 4
fa., aatamlny all lha UabUltlaa of, and stilling all Otbta dut,
ths lata coasara.
AAM1 M. PRICB,
Wd H OOROON,
jal JACK TtUPoK
PtIN PIR’I IN 4.-.Newt an I look Ink. U qnaaUUwa
to twit parahatert. manufactured aad far axle by
..17 N rfrixsot A Ot> , 1M Mala at
rim URI 4101RT».-15 Carboys Murlattic Sold, for tala by
4 JalA A I rTOIKIlOO.
HSdTVn MRItfliU^r^ujuel rroedTad
aad totals by ftalT] WVR 4 9a, U.aggtau,
V ■** 4vaa.jUd
NOTICE.
SltLRV PROPOSALS WILL BK RECEIVED AT THItOPriCI
L TIL IS o’.LjuR A M, Raich 35tl> 1802, for
the dc Ivcrj at R' hmo d of
40 B >td al Tenia ft 1.' f et, 11 feet high, foot wall, i)»
pi <e with B cl. po.ee a 1 In*.
toon tv lent,, Jii.ts; i. • ridge, 4 f«et upweight, comp ete
la er.ry respect.
t i ixl .Va.i Tents » by 0 4 'nst w.U, complete with Hie*, pole*
and mn*.
Bids may be made for u ucl. tr ct Teat* v. r one thouimnd.
g„- 1 eu col* to ■!.! t t t r .mist eiLfarwi, can be s-.cn
at th\ Ot e Bidder mil a tht time required to fund h the
«h It- of ;n r bl»
Pnemen s wl ! be wad* «.t, cheery of ea'h 100 'enls, and the
re It pay oue-f u- t- in C. u c I ruL b n • It rear Tod Bide to
In u. ,uc on I n-f e o-e-j 1 iDposaleft>r Tent*
b I. ar ub > IwtH df 'hi afaciu u of >u h cl dh as he Hot
• ament cvn p ocur.. al' H ipita), Lell, and Wal Teals, the
0 n r*ew • to o eieh p. e , Ins, rope, Ar . ard to g ee .ail.
'actiiy icurl y Ur i>- urn r- nl contrac1. rpt imcn Tccia
an I epee Sea- on to which the wo k eat onfo.tn, osn be leen at
til. a e Bid, a. be sealer a d ix.dorae-1 “Propoeale for Mann
factunng Tent-."
tj Older quartermaster G.n«re', C S 1
J a. M CLI'I AND,
mvs—td Mai. and A q M.
ATTKNT1PN.
I AM authoriald by the Gieemor or Wrgtnla, to raise a Battal
ion of five sou paalee at i sat such cunpauies numbering at
I ait ne Lacdrrd men, to b> nm.t-rei Into the scrvlee of the
Coe federate eta ee for two y -ars. If needed i > ter.g
TV* B ..ta li n Is for local it fence aod spe la- eervlce In the city
of R! hr-nnd a- J not t» be orde ed away from the cry of Ech
os snd. This eervlce Is need* I o I. would not be eeceptrd. Thne
nr> cpno unity 1* offered to thote, the c alma of who** faolUet
and oil e e caldera lore would rent er ll eitr- mely Inconvenient
tn be ordervd sway f.cm . Icl-mond, to serve their country, with
cut being subjected to thie Inconei ultnee. That they will be
call* 1 into eervlce In tome capacity, and that right toon, uo on*
double
errors Ae-drtue tv enl'tt can do to by ca ling at my office, for
the p cent, Ne 1 Belvla's . lock. >S h street.
Unices thb Battadun be ra sod a d organised at once, the op
fi rtunity of securing the adv.ntage above mentioned may be
vet.
1 e-sont win ale-v find Hale In the hands of the officers of the 14th
Regiment, which they can sign without c mtng to my office.
T lOB J. RVaN*,
felj—tf Ool l»th Regimen*
cMEMiirr city uk Mumrom.
URUUUK H. VINTKN, Mole lg.nl.
NO 109 POYDRAd STREET,... NEW ORLEANS
Nesre Ink, U I els f) E | Red Ink, 84 ots to #10 %) E
Po .kink, 70 do do Oarm ne Ink, |1 5-' V ot
Car I Ink 41 do do I ave lok, 76 eu f os
Coper PI it Ink, 44 60 do I Purple Ink, 79 4. <1,
Au "graph c I .k .6 do | Brown Ink, 41 6t> If E
RIP* The Au "graphic Ink I* I Green Ink, $1.6.* do
a M'hvgr.phlc Ink, wtlch can j Ye low Ink, $..60 do
nw be i hot gr phed or erase 1 I Va-MSh- 76elsIlE
by assy oh-micnJ proc's*. j Gold Bus... 4t do
Blue ink, to c.e to |I.Bt>1f E. | B.oBl *.76 cists 1.6V V "I
These Inks are of a superior quality mannfkg'.ured lv New Or
lea: *, by a praitical chemist, ar* warranted rqeal to the belt
Northern meae, and are now in general use by the New Orleans
9 AUorde-e addree-ed t» ORO. H TINIT.N.
Type Ponsdry and Printer'* Warehouse,
No. 106 Povdrea stree. N w Orleans,
will be promptly attended to. rr'i - ilawjm
AsPKntL NftTICB Ilf TRB .HILITAKV,
1 «Aiti It diiUcc.y aoderttrod that I u m»nafxctortn|[
jra • Letter, for military c»i>» Mirer ettere »ad» order
A eo, Kclai BruJj of ell d!i, rlptlowe, rl» : door, tobacco, pain
Soft, martin -ry, tente.Ac , at the loweet reaaoaable prl et.
Smalt Stencil*, for marking clothing with Indelible Ink eat in
thenealeft tlj le.
Th. «e in want of either of the abore art dr* will do wet! to ca'l
in i examine eprcimeoe before perch mtug eieewbere. Oall cn or
idrtreu a. K UiaUAk, Br.od Cutter, (.Box tji) next door to the
Ooiumt ixn Hotel, Richmond Va. dell
S» PIliUP_KAHM, fi
E A U L E M 10 N I K It WOKE 8,
cArry, M>rem itM tnd IStA btrteu,
RICHMOND V!.
W l\l FACTLREB OF
•ortable and S a.laeary eTxAM INiil.N W of any rrqnlrrJ power
with either hoc raotire, Mae or Cylinder Bollere;
SI E AR MILLS, 11 KIT LA H SAVE MILLS, iHOSs fjJl FEU
T1CAL SAW MILL*, BUST HILL-, DRA1N1N 1 MACHINES,
aaisuia, lat a an 1 ri_iix.*o sues***,
TOBACCO FACTORY FIVTIKES
OF RYkRY Dr^CRlPTlOaS,
ar.J *11 klads of
CA8TIS66 IS IROn amd BRASS
Tit n^iitlVr was »w*rued by th* U S. Agricotturxl Society,
held In Rioha. nd, Va . Oceousr, lohi, iheCiKINO HOLD
1C UAL '»F UO\dK for Ju PvrtabU SUau. Anyiiu
fhr Ftrm wa*.
lit aajraja, by permission, to Governor Be ary A. W’s*.
Wa w. c A narksJ ale, Danlop, Honco-e A Oo., and HasaU, Oreo
sh tv a Go.
In pa inane#of th# will of Phil!? Rahn, decM. the for#YO'a;
bus a cam will b- can-fod ou as formerly, nnder tf .* Sapertatendaoc
of Mr. Frank Kahl, an I ill orders w 11 be faithfully and promptly
executed. [jaJl-Co.] ADQLPUUb J. RaliM, Kx>.
LAND FOK OLK.
Th* proprietor effrrv for vale, on# thousand or tw#lv# kon
dred acres of fins Cane and Gum Lan 1, as well adapted to
th# p- .('union of Corn and OoUon, as any land la the Plate o
Mississippi. lhis land Is situated on the Southern b» undary of
S»onfl*w#r County, on a beautiful Lake, throe >nll#s from the Ya
•ou diver. Into wh.eh It emptier, all»rding a fine steamboat navi
gation Into th* river Ppoa this lard l# deadntag five years old.
which Is susceptible of ad.nf a fin* crop the first >e*
T«rms on# ud.A cash, the balance In two annual Instalments,
oae haif of the same will be taken In negro property if JealretL
AidreM, K. W. RAND1.V,
his landing) Taaoo River, ear# of LV. ew Drop,
•olt-tf Vlcksburt. Miss
DiOWL PIOWS PlOWt-Htvlni purchased of
1. Mess a J. vV. Car dwell A Co., the pit erne if ail the fixes of
R ch#’s Iron Be in PI > v Wf *r-tnw prepay i to supply ©rde s
for P ows and Castings for Mis t, as will as f r ou* own, Wil.y’s, Pal
m* r's. Uvl.f ston, and other Peuws. Trras carh.
fSlB _<*k<> WATT S »M>.
filUF VOLI N TKK’M IRANI Al, 1 voL, l*mo., 97*
X f ages, price 91 W.
Comm ied from the t.est anJlat-.s' aulhant •», for tls Volunteers
%’nj Mali* f tKe CoiftJrta e Hites, by Lle-tenan 0 loutl Wil
La*a H i hardso .. g a ns'#, a td formerly assistant luiLuctur
r T »etl *s. Virginia Military las i;u a
Ta.s - oittabie u-K>< u a l.bcrai *bri gem al of HtrJsi'sTscUv,
la- uiingt e H.hool of the Bat.al on and Inf'rue Jon for bklrm
r:.i • aUn*e%te? an l **# If naalof Arms for the llusiet.be
.n? ,n*.r moc *d - in \» ihaw s M »n jxL
AUo. th fjrms f P* are fur RjV.cws, lot sctUo, Dre«t Pa
r d s, .us d M .iAn’lag, Julies of Hoards, dalles of Capts'i t in
camp *nd Us ri* n, March s, Canpr, #c., Ac , tog.lher wl h iiol
Afrk1 o .\» and in dc ( ou«>k.ng thrui, and a I w Impur.ant
sa >i ar> sugci.tl as Is • 'Idlers A. 4 >IUtl^. Pubilahe.*,
'fti 97 Main it e I, 41c mo*»d Va
1-tLKCi 'NT INKW l*«>«t*N.-T. A Pitlja a UO hare
’J;«i cetr l > g.ut B .ck kid Ool rri .round Stella S’.nwl*
l atra a .« ) Aoh Bro li Lone aul S |jire Shawie, (real India,)
i h P.ald Poplalas, Sl h Irtah Papilla , Blob Dark Mika, Bture.1
,nd da, Vcivet aa 1 S u Kobo', Ney Ea'.rotden-t, B.atk Bui
b tinea, Black :.a»d, Cc Ilona, Diaper*, B token, O imtni, be.,
be -il of wOtoh will bo told, ta far aa poaelbla, at ol t ra at.
land THOM VS B_l BIC> b 00,
N K Of Ha.Kb ON st t. AH. f> bnda Bow (Mean* be
girt, recclrin* and (or tale.
fclfl RADON b H*BKg«VlU.
• Ilk i;LIWILkilN'IIPViiE(TDEK VINKliAK
Z\J 15JM L.iuf ell Black K/: Pel*
lo bb * O-untry Whiety
6 do Appl Brandy
A !ol of Parol'/ Hama
A lot if Dried Apple* and Pcaehe*
On eontfgnment and (or tale by
tejo W. U. PLtAkANTI.
01 It.—DO Dalk Caato. OU
1JU Iba Pilaah
Conceu’r tied Lye, Jaat raealynd by
,lctt jab p wrvau
f (III) - We hare oa hand oonrlgncl for aalea, l.'.HD Iba
1J Leaf Lard In barrela. JOHNSON, VOUSfIVR b 01IV,
"f 18 Pearl itreet
a r. \ It UN KH WAN rMU.
WAN I ED, a gnml Oardrer, oa* who la honeat and capable.
Janfo _ Apply to _novi b Oft
W AN • Kit.
U~b i\Ark B >ITLUt, Imiaedlately. A good price will be
J.U(H/PAi«l. SAMPSON JOSrS Agt
Orrnrr Main one k'h St celt.
VPAfTl Kl». “* „
1 BONDS of the Confe larate htate* P/oJn.e Loan. Wanted by
j jan? BACON A lUrEKbVILI.'
PKHA’Y 10, ISO J.
WANTED— 3,000,000 Habit, Racoon and MuArat Pklna,
for whtoii t ie hund market ptlce will be paid,
fall—tf JOHN IkOOLPT,
WANTED.-Wr with to buy one thonaand bttbela Plai
Seed, for which th. blgbeak inuke'. price will be paid.
| A T. HTOKkS A 00.
1 1 AA BRAY NIILITAHY
11U*» OVER SACKS,
Lined In thebvly and throughout the Oape, col In the regular
military etylo, fall and long, with a military notion on them
Partita in want wUl Bad It to Uie'r internet to nail
J»t Wt*. IRA SMITH. II* dalnatr-et
CAINAH V NKtlD. for tale, 19 ocnla per pound, at MEADE
A BtRPR’S Drat Store, tor abort P O._
ItAtON .'n 't ru-ry cared Paml y Bacon, conritUng o!
IS Ha»t, Bldea andBhoaldera; 90 kbit Wfton’apure Cider Tin.
ewar on conalgameat, and for tala by
talk . W W. Pl.PASANTS. 18th .tenet
ui Hi'TTLES.-doi eaae Shall lee, of aaperior quality, on
^co-lgurueat and for .Me b, gcMT, P»,NE A 00
^TiitS=rBbCTrlm.Un.eed 01^^
DH^W,
BI RRtn V REIUBLKJIEDICINE, Jkk re
eelyed and for tale by J. P. DUVAL, corner of Main and
Hah eu. __ _ *
STARR’A SCOTCH INl'PP Moating Unemewt, Olive
Oil, Otudle Wick Bottle Corkt, Tooth Brnahei, unwary
Printer i aad Hinder', Ola*. Perctuti aWatebell Par talj by
W. PKTB8B0N * 00 , Draggle!#,
19ft Kiln itr tt.
8~>i*ITS TtRPINETlNK aad Lakrlewllas
(Ml. lam roeW»»l and for ewla by > t
4o6
lid MaU Mreok.
RICHMOND WHIG.
AFfAIRK IN LINK OLA DOM.
One of our txjiiang a furnishes the following ac
count of tbe
LINCOLN DESPOTISM IN KENTTCET.
T-e mcmbi rs sf the Lincoln L'gidature, now in nee
si m at Frankfort, K-ntucky, bough), ns a m jjriiTof
them are known to b-, by Lincoln gild, Lircoln rffles
ai d Lincoln communions, hare proved themselves 10
be th - aiding and supplo tools of their exacting m.s'er
They hesitate at nolfitog that is riqu’red of them by
tbe LiucoL administration, ai d thus far thiy bate, in
their action, gone lar in advace even of tbe Lincoln
Cong-eai.
They bave recently as-umed Kntccky’s Bhora of tbe
war t ip-nses, and made arrai gements to pay it by tee
State Government, knowing well that it uever could be 1
collected of the people.
They have pass“d a law which provides “that minis- 1
ters or priests shall not solcmnizs marriage until tbev
have filed in tbe cilice of the county court clerk an affi
davit from someone ait'ioriied to administer oaths,
that they have sworn to supfo-t the Constitution of the
United States and the Cons itution of Kentucky, and to
be faithful to the Constitution of the Cumm in wealth of
Kentucky «o long as tlire remain citra-ns thereof, and
also solemnly swear that they have not jtintd in, aided,
or abetted, tbe so-c tiled Confederate Suites, or either
of them, in tha rebellion against the United States, or \
in tucir iuvasiou of Kentucky, and tbit they will not so
aid or comfort th. in therein, directly or indirectly, so I
long aa they reuitiu a c’Cxon of this State; any minis |
ter, A i., stKmu'zirg manhge without taking the above |
oath, to be guilty of s m tJt-mianor, and subject to a
file of not has than |St) nor more than |tiOO.’’ There
w.re but tb’rty negat.ve votes to this bill iu the Honse
aul two in the Sei.ate.
They have nl-o passed a bill requiring jurymen, grand
jurymen and jury commissioners to taka the following
oath:
“I do swear that I hav’ut directly or icd’rcctly, eu
gaged or been in the s-riioe of the so ctl cd Confederate
S atee, or either cf them, neither in a civil or military
capuity ; nor in the service of the so-called Provision
al Governm.nl of Kentucky, Deitl-cr in a civil or military
o pacify ; and that i have not, directly nor iadircc 1.’,
engaged iu, counseled. aJ»i*til, aided or abetted any re
in L,ion or irsurrec ion whatever against the United
State* or this S ate, so help me God.”
And they dow have bafore them a bill wh'ch had al
ready pn ad on’ branch, dic’a irg “complicity with re
bellion to be att a.-t of Wolf cxpat-inion.”
THE iCONtKQ TAXATION.
A correspondent of t ie St. Louis KipulHcav, al’udintr
to the resolution of Congress to raisv the Govirnmert
revenues by taxation, gives some figu-es—the amount
thct would be required of Missouri and St. Louis coun
ty, tt the present valuation of property, and says:
If this should be to, can we pay these taxes * I do
not propose to diteuss the question now, bat I do nor,
as at pre ent advised, U neve they can b* collected by
any possible means of p'(suasion or foice.
A *10* AMI ACKKOWLAIMIIMT.
Ou the ancouocement of the defat of the Oonfrdtr
»t;r at Fort Done Ison, the price of poik at Ciuclnnati
advanced frem $9 to $12 per barrel, the YatkerS sup
p 'si: g they would soon bo able to open a big trade with
Tcancatee. How gruveus'y they have been dis.p
pointed is evidenced by the fact, that the price hv
again rapidly declined, and by the fallow!, g ackncwl
tdgmeot it the Cincinnati JSiguircr, wnicb, in iw "talk
on chinpe,” on lbs la instant, says:
•‘The principle ‘talk,’ to day, was in tegtrd to the cc
cuparcy of Columbus and thn opening ct the tr«do cl
the South. Tho dirloy»l.y of the people of Clarksville
a’ d other Soit'heru points, tends to d -hearten thore
« o, a lew dire since, were cO: ft lent that the trade
with most of the porta on the Mi stssippi, T ncessro and
Cumberland r v.rr, would, within sixty dtya, be fully
open to the comm -rce of Ci: cinnati. With these views,
-omc days i ce, 1 iige purcfcaseii were n ale o' the pro
duct of the hog, w‘;oh, to sell today, would entail a
h avy loss on tie seller."
AX IXClllKKT IX C1NCIXXAT1.
The abo’iiionisU of Oinci nati de.iictaied the 221 of
F.bruAry by what ih<-y called a celebration and tl.umi
cu.ioo. U s. D . kinon(> true Sou’hirn worntn, not
wi lu andi g she is tin wife of 0»pi. Ifcwirsoo, a Quar
ternustr in tne F d r*l army.) wi o was boerdir g at the
Hnrut-it H.-cse, declined, in the abay c cl h r l.usbutd,
n permit the windows in her room to be illuminated —
F ir this she w«« denounced as a "etce-her" ani gros ly
insulted br Mr Johnsou, a clerk cf the house, and a
Ur. Itaibour, a bi rccr. Indignant at this infkinou
a d unmanly treitme: t, Mrs Ouk rs'ti imtn-'diately 1 it
t e Buri et lions- and sough the protec i -n ol a fii.nu
wtor.sldid near ihe citv. Whe.:i Capt. I) eke.son re
tuned and wn otai- acquaint J with therl cum vances,
a ii doted turn maty c astiKiuet t on both J l.ns n anfl
!ta hour, dam-gi ig the fro iti-ip ecu of the latter indi
»ldu ;l quite *»r ously, and bunging both his p- ep r< it.
t.< utor. artistic *tyf. Far this be w is broug l n- for
the pol'ce Court, and pleating gnil.y, ho was iiued $3J
for areauit aud bi’tery, whch ho c ctrfully p.id.
i*< n>i:vr* or Tin: war.
We compile from our exihaugcs li.o following inter
esting paragraphs:
A MODEL SrtlCH FR JM (IKK. BRAGG.
God. Brig; left Mobile on the In i ist. for Jackson,
Tetin. A', every etat ou on the rail 10 »d, as aoou as it
was known that be waa on the oats, bo was loudly ar.d
repeatedly cal td for by the pople to show himself and
to fay something to them. The desire to see him Vi
intense. At Meridian, Miss , after repeated cells by a
large number cf cititens and soldier.-1, he came forward
and addressed them, as follows:
P,IUm Cit arm . 11 deferencs to your respective
c lls, I appear ot ly to see and be seen, and to Under
yon my that ks for yonr kindness.
This is a time for acts, not words. Eiporieoco hss
taught me, too, that every man should stick to l.ii trade
lu rnai y • fforts, 1 believe, I Lever made but one success
ful fpeich—and that was in a few words, whin I court
e 1 my wile—the result then being due less to any tn-rit
either in the Fptech or the speaker than to an u ilortu
nute habit of young ladies of deciding more fiom im
pu’so than reason, by which, as in my case, they are too
apt to hi unfortunate. Pander well, thrn, ny fellow
citiicne, this piece of advice : never call on an old sol
di r lor ppiHchee ; and, if you will jardon me the libe
:v, 1 will add, never send foliiiciaiia to commaud your
grain.
From that time oor causa wil' prosper.
KILLING A TAN K KK cmCKR.
TheSavannab litpubCcau relates the following
Saturday 'as\ our pickets (ff Skidaway reported that
a par.y of Fednale was cipto .ehii-g, in a barge,
through tte ira-rh Imroedi >Iv « number of cur
troop1 u-cend d u tree to get a vi-w of the vandals,
who were d sooverod about f.00 yards cff. An (ffi.-er
w as standing erect in the boa: wilt gUtta iu baud, sf
fo d ng a UrgLl too ti mp'.ing to be oveilooked. A fire
I on a M Aynard iiflJ, in th- hstd< cf ouc of our men
ia the tree, was mm idistely f IIawed by the rfflen'i
fall actoss the edg • of the boa'. He wa< immediately
OAUght iu the aims of his comrtd•*, and the greatest
constiruaiioii prrviiied with the party. They beat a
hasty retreat to the fhipp’ng in the Hound, and on their
atriv.l a signal was given ar.d the vessels all cimo to
gether. The circumcatices leave no doubt of t :e sue
cess of the aho\ and that the victi n wat s uno man of
uote among the Frdcrals.
col. HAMrroe's bssmksi to thi laoiih or matakias
fo the followiig letter, dated "Headquart* re, Hemp
tou’e Legion, March Is1, 1862,” Ool. Wads Hampton ac
kuowhdges the roctp ion of a fl.g, presout d by the la
dies of MatanirS to the L giou ot which he is comman
der: #
To J• An Utritt, H>q.% Mi'amt', Cuba :
Mv Dias t-’iu : — Mime months ago I Motived, through
y- ur hands, tbe very beautifnl II g wh et the ladies o’
MaUt xu did ux the honor to pr<eent toihe L-gion, and
l have since then been most aox ou-ly socking an op
portuui y to mike our ackoowle gm. n's to he fair do
uors. But tt'e cts'a'ion (f all MgoLr communication
betw.'-O our country and Ouba, ha, deprived me of any
such opportunity, and I am thus lorcad to take this pub
I c m hod of returning onr thanks to our kind friends
0f Maui us, in the hope that this may perchance reach
.heir eyes, end tell them bow gratefully we received their
1 beautiful present; how proudlv we shall bear it in tio
| bat le. and haw reverently we thill eher ah it. It i* pe
culiarly gratifying to us that th:s 9 g comei tone from the
I fair women of a foreign r lime; for this fact excib-a the
Hop- that our career h e not been altogether unknown ;
whtli’, at the tame time, it nerves oor hearts to strive to
prove worth* of the approval of those fair women who
koow so well how to reward brave met-. lu behalf of
the Legion, I bee to m-ke, through you, our profound
and grateful acknowledgments lor the honor done n-*,
and I a.lute the ladies of Mitai sa-, who have entm-ted
to us so precious a g.ft, that we shall oheiith it for their
sikes, and, if need be, delend it with oor lives.
Wans WaxrroK. Col. Legion.
THI "KtOHTINOaLK BBIOlDE.”
The Mobile Remitter, of a recent date, 89ys:
We are gra'i9 d to learn that Rev Mr. Mdl»r, of
Natch* z, has -ueex-d d in reernitirg a oitmidcrahli cor| a
of nurst-a among well known ladies of Mobile ; who will
hold themselves in readiness to join him at Jauksou,
wheu the oocurret oa, or immiuence, of a battle shall
make it probrble that their mtl.nchily services will he
in requisition. Proceeding to the rendesvous at Jack
eon, Mr. M Her will meet them there and conduct th-m
whither their presence may bo required. Mr. Mil er
leaves for home at once to get his oorps of nurses there
la readineae for “marching orders," and conducting them
to Jackson will meet those from M -bdo as abort when
ever be atMeciiUrfm Vo-vesoe ww. *wrw uotetw
Mobile will be received, we are told.
Tbeaa ladies ire all volunteers, giving their services
without compensation, a d in the history of this war for
the Right, no record will stand more gloiious than that
wh'ch chronicle* the heroism and devotion of the
“Nighticg.ile Brigade" of the Sooth. Gtntle, and ten
dcrly nurtured, as they are, they abandon the easo and
ties of homo to mingle in t ie horrors of the dreadeet as
pent of war, and move amid the apptlliug semes of the
paspital as angtls of mercy to the suffering.
utRctc cjkdcct or twotiroixu lidiei.
The Rockingham Rtgi$trr states that the lata Yankee
raid into the neighboring ojunty of Pendleton elicited
some of the plu.-k and sp rit of the ladies over there —
The scoundrels attempted to enter the residence of Solo
mon llcderiek, Esq , at the mouth of Seucce* but met
with unexpected resist*- c :
U s. Hederick and her daughter, a young woman,
dr ive them beck, with no other weapons bo’, an axe and
a pitchfork ! Mrs H used the axe with effect upon the
sku.l oi a Hea.-i.in, and the daughter ran the pitchfork
into ao eye o. one of the c jwaruiy scamps ! Alter this
cordial greeting on the pait of tbe gentlewomen of the
bouse, the rascal* toft, and after getting reinforcement-,
re-urned and vatorouriy knocked down the dioisand
broke out ibr windows with tb ir bayonets. Brave fel
lows! A d. 23 i good women from the “State of Penole
ton" would whip a regiment of each cowardly vHUins.
LATEST WAR HEWS.
The Savannah Republican of tho 12th learns from
a poesenger who arrived from Jacksonville, Floridt, the
day before, that the Yankees bad landed some 3,000
men at K?rnar.dina. The Republican avye:
He learned from a g iQtlrnuQ who reached J ickson
vil'e a ahrr' time bifore he l fi, and who > fleeted bis ee
ctp’ from Fernondina br wadiog through the ma sh, and
swimming over to the main, the following iterrs: Im
mediately after the linditgol the Federal*, they went
to work pillaging the houses of those who had ds lifted
ih.m and 11 d. Those who remiined 'hey dH not dis
ta b, manv cf whom profrasai to bo anbniita, among
th m ibis' informant By pretending to bs a staunch
Union mao. n« managed to get information from the
Federal cfBu re that weir intjuiun is to liy Savannah
aut Charles .on In tab-a in I as than thirty day* ; that
they were e&pecting the arrival of ten thoroughly iron
o’.r.d ateamer*, and thirty other partially iron-clad, when
they would immediaiely proc ed to take both of these
p’aces. .
While our troops were withdrawing from the Island,
and were preparin g u> remov treir guns, information
wa* communicated to the blockading vessels at kcruan
di. a, by a I s ietm*n, when one of the iteauuri imm<di
a'eiv started for Warsaw, and soou after the fleet arrived
and' onterod the harbor. Tne gaus were mostly dis
mnui wd from the batteriee, and but a few nun wire cu
peiirtending their removal.
Previous to tne arrival of the fleet a large ateatner
appeared. bearing down to ono of the batteries, with a
French flig et half mist; when within hailing distance
abo lowered the French fl>e and ru i up the Stirs and
S ri| es, aud ordered Col. Holl md to cornu on board, at
th? same limo running out her gune. As scon as Col.
II. got ru boird she immediately steered northward.
TUK YaNKKK K A li> INTO PINDLITJN OCTHTT, VA.—SPIRITID
RK6ISTAKCI OP TUK PKOPLI.
A correspondent of the Rockingham Rtgit'tr, writing
from Frankl.n, tho county seat of P ndletou county, of
7 h iust., giv*s the f jltowirg particular* of the recent ic>
vision of that c uaty by the enemy t
Saturday, (March 1*%) 200 Hisiiana and VIrgVa
irsl-or** came iu'o Peudlit n ouuty, o:i the North Falk.
T ir| lock a porio m Cap L .im'.-i comp'ny pr son* is,
a d captured about 13 pr v ;'e cit'i s Tor y *1 o lock
off *5 head ot t or .s, and de- r yed a co s. lerubl
a ■ erpecMtial property. ii -1 ;|l di o>
|; pee* It* loose and pv:milled to viril this ooauiy,
h-y could not Lave dons w .-.to thaa t e u dc'il ii uar
Dale Lave douc Ti.e i: famous robhur, George R Li
thitn, wi b Ms co1 pan* o! Tayior coumj marauders
and bo s ■ 'hi' v *, w i. lo p ; a J old Juon S id T, "itlt
is Swamp D agoous, was also along, an i the iwt wire
fV.i.vana
y j r G urge Jjck*on, comma-dam of tbi* post, with
ab u 8<i of the OLarij.e Catalty, ptouip If went to meet
the invaders, hu- did but Ii It iu ooo*< <i tence of their
bu erior numbers Abju 25 of the • D.xie Biys' met
in -he inmutuiiifiand fi-id <(« rounds. but with whut
.•ffet have uot lean ed. The gallant ’‘Tom Powers,"
th. i leader, we a killed ; alao, a young mai by the name
o' Bland
Th y threaten neat limp to enme and burn krai kliu.
On the evening of the 4:h lost., the Slat Virginia Re
giment, and a pir*. of the 44 h, left Otmp Alleghany,
nndor command of Col Win. L. Jacka >u, and reach- d
Franklin on the following cveuing, a distance of forty
miles iu twenty-fou- hours! but the black beirteil acoun
drels had left. All the men of tbc gallant Slat were
ami jus to meet the euemy. They re;u--aed this morn
ing to their own camp—bjth effi eis aud meu seeming
greatly dissatirfi d in having to I. avo wit tout icfl cling
tiiumury puniahmtnt upou the infamou*, contemptible
vandals of modern tlmis
Tne Chat I tte Cavalry are a brave a»d chivalrous body
Of men, but a Isrge numbor have re- :clisted uud gone
horn- on lurloughs, so that the present force is wholly
insrfNcient to protect this prat
Tne gallant boys of the list wilt all re enlist for the
war.
Tho Kiptl'r taps that the reception of thee* Yankee
Invtders and thieves by the male pjpula iou o! the
CO mty was also very rpiritrd and determined. Grey
ha red men, buys, a id even negroes, who had no arms
but roe In and brick-bats, promptly rallied to the defence
of the people of the Norili Fork, decluriug that no Y in
keo should set and keep his loot on the soil of Pendle
ton county. No wouler that with such a cordial rccep
tij i on tho part of tho people of Pendleton ihe Vandals
were suddenly sex'd with a desire to retire I
Dim.™ of Col Ktmcsn Goons —Wc regret to have
the painful duty to announce the death of Col. KJinnnd
Goode, of ihe 58 h Virginia, regimenr, which ocouned
i ■ L'beriy, Va , a few days since. Col Guode was a na
l vo of Bedford county, and *aa a moat eeiimtble gen
tleman iu all the wa ks of life. U r was a gallant man
and must txcelleut ofli -er, poawasing in an omintnt de
gree the cji fideoce of bit superiors, and the love aud
esteem ol Ms iubordii.a'ee. Bis ragiment, now at Mon
terey, in the northwest, will receive the said intiliigence
of the death of their hetoved commander with fellings
of deep regret, and w.II fi id it difficult to supply his p ace.
—Lynchburg R‘ publican.
A Racist OaniR from the Liceoln War Dapar'iaen'
prohibit! the transmittal of private letters through th s
hues of the Dniud States tioops to persons living in tk a
Confederate Status, and reqii-ee cffixrs of thoarmy to
send such loiters to the Dead L It r Office. Kxoeptfon
to this rule is made iu lavor cl letten addressed to otfi
cers aod men detained a> pr sonera. It is, therefore u te
les* to se d private letters to he transmitted by ‘ Bags of
t uoe” to Nor'o'k, i a they must eithf r be returned to the
writers er a nt to the D ad Leper Offiot*.
—BW—g-_■■ ■ '-lABBBga -B
Be tsr.—1900 llti tmiU.SeldBaon.il. Mu »g, la ataae and
f jt a dr by W. H, PbisaaAi! 18,15.h glreettaj S
CAYKNNK PEPPER, Foadarad Oayruoe Pap jar,
tiro and lila:k Pepper, of the heat quality, for tale at UK. IDK
d BaKBRI Oruf Mora, 1W Mala tlroat, oor. ahovs P. 0. J tf ><
A People in Anns —Tue eolinrs lost to the Con fed
eracy at Fort Doi.ilaou wi I soon be replac'd tenfold,
and, viewed in t! if light, that difest woa 10 us a more
rabs.'antial advantage than oar triumph WjU'd have me .
There have been :e« wars whid. have exhibit* d I be
pbenom iiou of “4 people in arms” Most wars have
been tou^bt by the armnsof fl >vfrnmentp, wi ,le the
citixm men * b»ve locked 011 witn more or less iute.t r.
But this war is bee- in ng tbe ac ive and practical bi s •
am 01 the grea. mtjority of the ui.-n tf the natiou. “I e
people" I'is’t if ri*i. g in a-ms Tacss whobav tiavrli
ed ibroug Mis-u.ippi and Alabama s .y tl ac the vy.ui -
wer sj.i it, k nd! d so reero'ly by the reverse is Tenree
«t, disp'ajs already iut ricitile temlts. Toe euli'tin UL*
ate almost tn masts 1h' whole country is i 1 ibu'.
F r more seem to bo enl.. t t*g ih.u are s.arti'g at bom.-,
aud if .be spirit in the other 3 aus of the Oonederacy is
of a ki 1 wi.h that in the two mentioned, tbe legion* U
Uc South w.li soon as lar outnumber those of the N >rlb
as tt.e latter have heretofore exceeded our*. Ere long
tue invading srini.s ol me enemy will bo beset wiih hosts
of sternly resolved men, who wi.l destroy them or driv*
them forth in defeat and disaster. "A peoplt iu aims”
cannot bo conquered
Tax Wasuikoton Artillery.—'The Fifth Company,
under (be command of that gillant youug effioer, t'apt.
Hodgson, is wo understand, luliy prepared to leave lor
lb* seat of war. It bos already about Ifto men in tbe
ranks, and many applications lor membeishi ) are made
da’ly—in fact such is the popularity ol tbe Wa*hirgton
Artillery, that two or three gentlemen wbo have held
high military offices in the State service have resigned
their commissions and joined this corps as privates, while
some of our wealthy youug planters Dave come in from
Ire country for the a. mu purpose. Tbe Artillery will
pionably leave the city to-morrow or next day, aud will
make its mark wherever it goes.—A’ U. bet.
Yankle Pais.Kin*—About 830 Yankee prisoners
wbo had bean rel.asod on ptrole, returned through this
City oa Wednesday last to Salisbury. They came from
Tuaca'ocsa, Ala., aud had gotten on their w.y bomcwaid
as far as Weldon, we understand, but on account of the
obstructions about Old Point, occasioned, as we suppose,
by the recent gyrations of the Merrimic, could sot pro
ceed, and hence ware ordered back to Salisbury.
Jialeigh buii.dar<L
Noble Exanplis.—It is stated that Cel. Lomax, of the
31 Alabam 1 regiment, has volunteered for the war ss a
private, to take effect when tbo 13 mouths’ term ol his
regiment expires. Several commissioned officers freni
Columbus, Oa , have done the game These noble ex
amples will eurely have a wholesome affect upon tbe
cause of re-enllstments.
HEADal lAR-ERe DEPT. OP lUMtIC >, 1
fiichnuiud, Va, March Uih, lhti. f
GENERAL ORDERS, I
No. C f
• • •
II. ftallroad 0o»p nice, aid th® Jasei Bfr«r ami Ktoawht
C»n«l CoTpiiftf, art forbidden t- transport Into th r ri j or out
efil, ip.r.tu ui liquors, o* other iutoxieftlnj? bevi ragee
I I Fapbriotetdtnta of ft*l:road« ana cf the * M Canal,
are r«qu*wd tj report dally, ft> the Fr>roit M»r hal,the num
her of parser u>r paarIqx over their roadi at«l Ganil. cut of the
cl*/ or Kir mo <1
By od?r of Brig. Gen. J do. H W nder, Com.. A \,
L. K PAG*.
mh:.l-lfAs* *><gS.G«rv
UKlDQUARlEKS DIPt R TRUST oP lit ns 10 J, r
lUsM -sD, Va., Match 18, 1*42. f
£PE IAL ORDER’, I
No <3. f
III. T e Mu I ipU La* e rygolatlrg cha*fei for the Mrs < f
Baiks, Wao s an i ura;s. wil ce * id !l> e:f r»d.
All Hs'ii, Wsgots acd T r y« • II p i , in < m» ropsplronu*
pliee a'ovt te'r «eli c is. tie lilt rf a* ?• al <>w«*J i.y Uv, urd ar. *
Dc'.vr rba g'g m re U.anUt<se rates. - il :»e iai ri >oned and
the U '•<!»? withdrawn. J lUN 11 WIND* ,
m Id leI rig G**n 4* • roman Hug. Ac.
UKtCQL AKTEdl DKPAKTtfl.Nr OK UKNR’C >. (
Rich a -jo, Va., March 4tn, b62. )
GENERAL ORIEM. 1
No. 8 f
I. By virtue of the authority conferred by General 0 dere No.
8. A-'jat «nt and Inspector General's (>Ac , If arc i lit. ’a* J, Capt.
Jw ol appointed Provost ‘iar .
round, and the adjoining an isunvund ng conntsy f^rthe dlmn :«
of tea milca. •
II. i he Passport CfEc? le continued at lie presto'. location, un
der charg* of the Provost Mar.hal.
Ill Th-» dtsUllathn aid dls rbutlon of vinous s-Vritiocs tni
malt 1'quors, or olhe- Intcxu'At'ng bevera.es Is V sobl»* y p u
hbt et This order srlll bcstrctly «n o:cet by the Provcst Mar
shil.agalne all pasors ound d s'i. log, ail Ing, giving away, or
In sny msnnrr dls.>oslog of such beverages.
TV. All persons of eve y degree, except these In the servl e of
the Mat-, or Oocfederate ftatcfl, having am s In their posn *s>c.
will del ver the same to .heOrd.iar.c-* D*parmen», ou or b f>re
the ftth March, ' v6i. Oth srwiir taey w ll be seised a*.d taien pcs
,c §ion o' by th * Pcovos'. Marsh*!. A nn» bcl ng t g to the fctaw
of Vwglnla, will be dc.lverel t> OoL Irimm cs, a* the titate Arsen
al In th's cl.y TheWcrd Aau* «m .ra es w. hln III mearl g
svurds, ba .oncti rill as, doable barreled shet guns, and pl«t» s of
tuhi's?ii msy be useful In th; field. C>iop-rntl n will be
miivto private arms de.lveret up or taken I'to pub l: css and
liovernmco* arms n t In the public sc vice will be recelpte 1 for.
By order cf Brig.-Gen. Jso. ll. Wwdaa, Oum’d* A.
L. K PAGE,
mhh-tf Assu Aoj’t. hex
HiADlil ARTKlB DEPARTMENT t V HINRIOO. I
Ricnaovu, Va , Mar. h ?th, lert‘2. f
GXNZRAL ORDEaB I
No. .V f
I G l J hnO Port*r Isappolrlel Prcrosl Marshal cf the
rlt • of RtahBOu or . Oapt n< A. C. Godwin and J. C Mayaard
arc ap .< in»»-a A*> -tart P.-vost *arsh%l*.
Al co nm4nl«*adons. v«.o*l jrwnlte *, concerning pasipor sor
t e local on i f Goar us, mrs* be ma r to l! e rro o»*. *t«r«£.al
|. 1 he city, f Rbhrurnd Is divided Int* two Mill a.v DU*
trr • by j» In commer cing at Mayo s Hit g*,and . uonlngu,)
u ll > re« t.. .*!. Blrsri vbence up Kill si Ml \t Gov-ron: or
streetU> IV’.h it «e‘, t^en e cp lith street to ti.e Um.tiof th*
c.ty.
e Di.-trlct ets of sa'd line of d v slon 's under cjtnmsnd of
0» p «in A. 0. Co ivtn; and Hie Dls rut W4 »t of sal i line Is under
th c ru.aan I i Ca tslnJ.G. Mavo«rd.
111. Bamuel Maccubbin is appointed Cl ief cf P< I re.
By order cf Brig Gen. J«o M Mispki.
L. R. P«GB,
mhS _A*i‘ *dj U General.
UIADQ JARTKRB DkPARrMfcNT uf HINRIOO, I
giniaosii, Va , March Cth 1S4I. \
I The Propiictorsof Hotel* uod Board ng Hcum* will forth
w 11 reort ;o the Pr>vo*t Martha, th • namei of all guest* at
their houin, and th*- name* of all persons In their employment
A I it of arrival* will slso I c luruLhe to the Provo it Manhal
twice every Jay at the hour* cf 10 A M and 8 P M.
II Uvery Htable Keeper* and owners or Hacks, and cthsr pub
lic Vehicles, wi l report to the Provost Marshil, U»e location cl
tht Ir Stable*, and the number of thelr Hm«i, Hack* Ac. They
wll ala* male da if re|»orti of persons frcro the surroundlni
cjuitry pu.Lng » oites or Ca'rlagcS in the’rHUble*.
ill. No person '» pe-cltted to pat* beyosdtf e corporate in Iw
of ihe city In a hkca or wther fildcle, or on hois ibact withcut ■
pa* port. Driver* of Stage Coach* s are .pidal jr forbidden flow
t&k ns passeng?>s at any point, within the ten mile* cf count >
uodrr martial law, etc t transport Dem Into the city, cr to du
iaut places, unhsi toib pr sons have paispcrti.
By order of Brtg.-U«a. Jtto. U. Wixpaa, Cos/dg Ac
L IC PAGE,
m:.8—if _*• "-*• 1
IV OTIC fc
RICHMOND A1‘B«AL, I
March I, I Ml I
SttLCD proposals will be recelred at IhU office an,II IJ n’cl ck
A. M, March Id h, 1SSI, for building and dc.lvirirg In aich
m md 8rt0 rielil O.r ligei (6 pdr. gun atd II pdr. Bow.lier,
9n0 Ciiaaai do dn Jo du
ft, Ha'ter/ Wagons
MTrire ling Borgra.
Rid, will be er.tert»l ed for a p irtlon nrlbe whole cf Ihe abore
Proposal, mutt a a •• how rainy of ihi carriages will be J.lleer
«,! weakly, and • net bo a.rnmoanlel by aatlef\rt:ry erUeco
that iha bidder can and will rnmp'y wlti, hi, contract
night to rt jatt all bid, nin rad
Cofumnnictlcn, rnuatbe ad Ire aid lo me, at Ihli Arsenal, and
wxdoiaed “Pr posale I* r Ouo Garriacet ’’
Byoidernf Lt. Col 0OR8AS,
CM. f of Ore naoee.
B 11830k <}. RU.OAIN.
n>h3-8w_let l.'rol .rll'IorrCur.V.
TO KAILKOAlIft.
CoarauMATg .tata* or aws.ica j
AwoaTArr Ocastai»aat«a Unn ta nrrica -
U.claiond. Va, March ,lh, 1>K9.)
T» faclfiati lha tranifcr of Hetruli fn m R, uiiig Statin
totkolr tcgloieol.,. m e,*a o, R.d. oa I romp nt-a are to Mr
tbatlhe Iteer-ilimi office a aie au he It d to g .«• orde a cf tr n,
lurtaUoa lor their reerulm, and each oidirtore r idcalcl of t.ana
ponatlue gtfen by ibe p *ten« In cbnrge of the reerulm, will In
acaihi .ledeed aa aalllc ent rnachera for pa> no nt
^Ts—!u* LARKIN nvilTtl, Ac. Qr.Oea
HOTKB.
IN oanaeu nance of onr haring to pay cash for materials u«ed II
oar DoalueM, we are compelled 10 ail pled the cash lyateo II
I IU pruaeeuUon; and orde a for Plows, Castings, Ac., moat bt s<
eoainanled with the moocy.to enaare Ibtlr execuLon.
ji, 0*0 WATT A rn
~A SMALL QUANT1TYOB TIN Boll. foriaTr by '
A nditf_ WM. H , i Tl.Mt A CO.
e"BBLaTfCRl'biDit VINBuAR la Store an, fur aa!., by
'(y oc9S W. B. PLRASAKTM.
PIPEN.—Brier Bt plpae, a large and beautiful lot, for ral
by DOVB A 00., Wbolaiale Druggists_
HOril’S BW INN LK \THKB PliaREKV*
glwe, for mahlig Boot* and Shorn a ft and du able, an
w. Ur-proof, for sal* by J. P. DUVAL, coroer of Main An
*trc*t*. _- J_
bCCK C!»NTL8rT8.-Oonulna Brenck BuckOauo lou
^ in atnrc and (orsate by BxLOLtvk wiuitRl
||1?ANAC MJkiU
LARD~90 k g. and tiercel smith lie Id family Lard, la ^
ter sal a WM. B. BL .SlAkTA. 1bLU
. -- —. .-j. ,tu.nu..- .j..,. iJe d_
RECKIIf* WA\T£IKt jMI
WANTED E0K1V V0LUNTKEK3 TO KILL UP 1IIE
Klrcinia ' Iff On rd
BFIPfG oi ler. Joii icrmitlriff aerr c« 1 will rwrif n»t m«*
1'*■ r' *o the ah ,vr company, al my o® r. uear Hlmckot Wa •
I...u».ecu 10 o’im. w • M an tto - *1 hla company waa
■ f» >*t lr» *1? field and ar* re-cnl mn* nr llie war *<•
<. ■ 1U •• ■> ■ 1*1' | r M n » «r,h. • . * i». • . j pany, »b<>
1. fr ,•*».. . « i,,, ir *fti -1 »1U do
1 m n t ntevr in tUL cmupanv.
.*Mit**tI.ute* will not be received.
' r.a, > UK,- d KiM.t. •
T . • i. .ui.ir a , riv. n. J\ > HTIWART WAl HE°. KtlllitI
u.m J U, t \ .rtfua Lf« Guar
mn KOIV INS BATTHKV fWHWi
In’■»oau, VaichtOth, 1
TID'1 . I i ■ 1 f 11 r.■ *■
i)i«f fh!- i . .in I 1 M -.»*•' b .»i the Ken Jn\o
«“ . Hlthou- ...v ha « l ei •• or r, r. quire each “'MHBbBBBI
<■■'•• 1 I'l, I' - . to r. t*. rt : l. t f.. ■ t> < f K chin
Cl.. '.‘ kit :■*•!•:• I"" *d to the «t- re f
- t b.et '■■:•- ■ * h* *5'r,u
| ncm cr 111 Vain street.
■ " • ,i.!i i'l i'll i:.it''‘d‘ m
> .: ’ !■<'••, and an * ■'''V
i «u tali • under Lilting
A H ir; : L)Hi'jr:K» t'.rO.EHHHHHH
N A. 8TI
M
h.
i <•. I'H.tg.»
ATTENTION 1
Tlir or/An zatl-n of our company .a mow oe
V* e ki !■ tl e kUD I- d ar-d al f'l ilpn
. • > i- ■ - d Th »- »ln
■n' • u i ' . *■* ■'•
v.. 1 I., d by the
- ... ’ r »■■'•. ..• • m ill r.- w r» j ' »
1 : - - • . i i 11 A.:' . ■ H'. J * e
■•.'."•e* »• ... ' f -.r« - 1 h oa the furfaV^^HHBHEHHH|Hj
•• ■ u.d u.\ , -r ■ t ai / up r. I’.r tel i,
" ’ «' utd r •, t' • t 1 *n' s ! ,lrrl of 0
" W r l r.-w. v l.l - »■., ai.d «... st tin • name* aa a >
Apply at cur office In the Wh l| building.
MaUMADUKE JOHi^^pillgiiii
JOHN W
A. b GUI GOB,
r !.!1 - tf v j Ci.rTTCR
Ll(j IIT AKT1LLKIIV r.>0 »' >(
W>. ire authortied to r.ue a Company for ^
.* r II e y f-r t* e W r, and w^ appeal t ) "Ur
r ! > ku'l *i»* • ■ it"' r t' i ' unir> ar.U «
a I - ... ;I:."V.-:: * t ’ - j ar{ •<■ !’•- ioci d•-• i
• join . ( ; A.-y w . r.-p r' In .» a’ • in HJ
<lt> I' I .i t • 'A.;.1, , •■ , bi : -M.urir,
W ' irn, I I m ... A mhcril • ■ are
. .i siru i nta for the C ,c pan/.
’ * •• !. . .’atui • • r. > • •’ -r lay, |..n-l a evolution
• * ; a:.i . *'■ • e .rimed ' -r Hta'e or
t, ... U t< »a iujme '.'.ate draft.
' >• ’ ■ .g of b Let’ i,ui..ty w.d le furn'iLed at <1 o^'^Mililliliiyiil
- w.Ii i . r i b- .;.' y 1. ■ n a.c vo'.’n aj tr altered
I vice.
\4T~ Ad irc«« ua at Lynchburg or Richmond.
J NO. L ErivAVK^n^^^^
WA TEH G It
Wt > rKD- C'li eater It** Id Cavalry- 50 ll<
w !. l*e received In r la company Hie recrulta
' r 1 • • p-y, .at .portatlon, and aubtlil ter futi. the ’
[,;•«■ f er.i I».nitiil, l*»*el er with the aum r f |V) b'UOiy
Apjdiat th" Rr. rui.aig 0®ce, Cary air* tt. n x*. do r^^pjp|iiliii|ii
it re of A K Moor.* W. ft WOOLURIDGE
inh.*— 1m Hrrrn|i|”e
Hi- UtTiHFiiu: Him.t <>r Liuur
Richmond, Mvch t.h, >ftJ.^^H|||||||||||||
FAKTICILAU NOTICE. ^■||f||||
HAVING retard t receive lubltltu’ei In till tAtlrry,
d-elrnueo' r _ Hating Ml Inle'.ilrenl Aid reep-ctablr
. ln,itol.iHI! curnnll. None but Auch •■ wl.l in• r>^^HW|nM
•tuva deecilplbn will be rrcHerd.
Ruhat'tntea not already In Camp wl!l report them.elvee at the ^^Hji
r nd r.v 01, corner of Ilih and Ca-y nreeti !e mediately, alhar- Hi
a lie they >111 be dealt with, aa Jam rtera, according to law. ^^H
■raPL»To. orutohriild, ^H
KK. K. TANNRR.
mb?—(f OH AA A WORTHAM.
ANTED, I.YIJIKMATELY, fl
BB0EC1TB,
RRCBU1TB,
RR01OTT*.
Wanted. Immediately, three hundieJ (80i ) r.rpecla-le end able
1 n,, 0 urin an Artillery Battalion, to lerre for two year a, ^^^H
or daring the war.
l ihalt. In a few daye, open a recruiting edict In 'he city of
_iuoi..l, under Ihe auperlntei dence of Sergiurt 'U 0. kicGru
Comfortable quar'eri will be proeld.d. Board free.
Man will be prtd from t e date of their enlla menu ^^^H
It la the rarneat alali of the anden'gnel tone r ady with Ihe
1, I t on before Ih. tcim f l ie pr. err.t c impaov clplre*.
i . ihercfo.e ludulyea ih> h pe that thoae not now In theariyma
• l I oolbe <lo » la ea litlng. ru , ft lit wt- mu» , end coi quer, loo. ^^^H
An I, to do AO, we muel be wall ArllUA aa4 prepared rrr on* eee
Any comnurlrttlooe addreued to meat Predirlckabarg, wlR 9
a c-t win prompt at'cutlaa. k, L walKRR, H
lei—tf Cape Oom'dg Farced irtllley. ■
WANTED! M
WANTS!) !! ■
WANTBDMI ■
MpYcntJ-Ub J KecrulU, for tke Ooreioor’a Mounted H
(It ard, wh o company It noe quartered at Manaaaat. |50 boaw- H
ty Clothing Acd laoalsUncc* will be furnlahed. Apply at lha H
A r .111' g Keadeivoua, on Banc atrocl, near vhe corner of 11th. H
1 27—1m apt. » W. OllAUUgRLAYNR. ^
MBiTITBTMWA N 1'EU. I
r |v|lK tubacilber wlihaa to cmpliy a nambergf gobeUlotea to |H
1 a n« durl g the prea-nl war. H
1o inch only aa ar.. not aijectto military doty a liberal prKw SB
wl’i be paid down when accepted by the proper author Ilia* CaB ^B
ao.n. Ok U4GBT. H
Mg—la _ Bhochoe Blip. ^B
A CAHI) I
MATING rend red awthorlty from the Secretary of War ta ratoa ■
■ eomptny of InfiDtrj, tho*e who tniy df* re to Join li win
p., ,#• retort1 Itcnaeleea at my office, In the Law Hall-ing. ba* ^B
ween the hoort of 10 an I 1», A M Moiterlnga will ba lad at jH
Ih tame plant-; alto, ■ n each Wednemay at.I Saturday nlgble, H
t| I ihe company aha'I hawn Heao tolly o ga-.te»d. I^B
A bounty ol IS) will be pal 1 tv each rtcrull when I a enrt.Il! bit ^H
name; afao aubalatencc ar.d clothing. ______ ,, _
it_ Wat, w PARKRtf, kl.H, ^H
1|K IIF.NRV KA) TON, 0P11CU.N, formerly of Peter.hnrg, ^Hfl
.tl bail CAled hlmrilf at No il Main atre t, w.vere be WiU ta H|
p.aacltole- h a- whoaa BlgM Dead improe.ng Hrnliatil a jHjg||
Petera'urg paper eaya :
tv,- the un I. rale- c t. t.ke pl.aaurelo 'em irmtniMtg Mr Uanty J
K rt’u to ihe rl.laena o Pete aburg and lorrcandl-g coonUy, a«
,r i| un an « I e. ctl'arable mtrll We haee tiled Ido and found
l,«th enlt.d ce with Sp-r aclee better l,a-we cruld haee erne
u aeleet And. aa t! a eight of mankln I la a eery impotual mat- ^^B
ta and toie ert ag aa* reqa raaa g eat deal tf knowledge tad ^^B
art, wl Ich ae.mphatcaly oetee. M . Kayloo p laeaeee. W# ^H
Ih. refora, chrerfu 1/ leeommend hlim^^ ^ ^ ^H
Bee H. B. COWLES,
Bee HOW MICH ABU), TW
jastbr WATSON,
WM J PRlTCUiRD, ^9
feTft—If law JOHN RARE .
1 and tor tala by___ItOVB I 00._
f IIA BLOW. —Wanted lU.htW lb* gord Tallow, f .r whlrh *• BH
F|' «UI pay caah. X. V 8T- BU A 00., H
„.h* 9 _Cor. l&O. and Cary «ta SH
|mynAH’i hhikt dhfut, ■
Canton Flannal Drawa
Itarloii Roll la and Drawa
French Tan elCverBM"1»
Fancy C#**lmer* do
Linen Tehteenand Beav.r Leyrtrl
Lent I * nerytna, (water proo )
Planed Unue ahirle end Pra* ere y^^B
Heck 11 ;*, Pear f* and Conifer a
G ey and Fancy Wool UrloeU
Hoc Water Pr -of Bl tckela
Call at lu» Main Street (or anyth nt In the above Hat.
Bh« _____ W.B. TCPMAS _
DIAOLLTION.—Tie co-perlner*Mp of WATKINK A PICK LXN
expire* thla dav hy limitation. Il'her of theiabe ribera nay
oa. the name oHhe firm. In liquidation. Our booke and account* WSl
el.I be f„on 1 I* on" tiller, on the le ond floor of oar late (tore- ^^B
h u*e iM Main P’.reel, whe e ell pere*n»lodebUd to ua will pl*e»* SM
•at and make Immediate payment, and thoae having claim!
waimt u* will pretest them there fur aelUemtni. f^^B
* J. B WATKINA
JAA A PICK LBN.
Richmond, January l*t. l-«4._!■»*
lltt'Ml A Nellll'HBBN, H
aAVF on hand, and are r, calving, the folk winy article* to flH|
which I hey Invite thr *tten!los of the dealer*—
Pal-In* In whu'e and half be tea, Grain and Ground Pepper,
•round Glo*rr, Prpper Baa. >•, Plrk'.ei lo bhl*. Knyllah do, Nnl
qey*. balarata*, M*iche>, Har.llnr*, adamantine Candle* Cham- ’ „
i vm. Wir.ra varlou* brand*, flbarr.pr. nr Cldir, Brandy In lot
Hr., Green and Black Traa Fire Oral kera, Dried Apple*, Dried M
r'etcl e«, l.'ye'her w‘U a large G|..rrmml ofTrbaeco, Cl«»r*, Ac., H
j r^vvicit or U. H. 3HWI1V A IU. Hgi
STOCKS AND BONDA
VrylnlA State Sire*, rcylatorerl. Ylrdule Coupon Bond*, T.n
neaaer Coupon Bond*; North Carolina Coupon Bon.la, con.ederate llllllill
ataift B nd* and reylitered Work, for *ale at market rate*. SHE
rW~W ANTKD-GoId and Silver Ooln. I. If. MACIY A 00, I
derSL Ct.arlea Hotel__K <
ITIK. LEFEBVRE’S SCHOOL, H
IICHMOHD. VIRGINIA.
*'!'jnZ?fr *PP'7 ** HtJBIlT P. LIFRBTAA Hpi
U^mDmr-JJVTIPABTB, *1,40 -j. w BAN
DOLPH.’41 Mala «trvet, haa ncbllahrd a l.andaom* pockei T „ ...j
c"Df',va In one volume, of Hardee’* llfle and Infantry BH|
Tacrlca; ?85 only »1.D». Will be ready loth Januaiy, the jam. jUl
(lo k, with all Ih. plato*; fHceJA_ »»T mgm
5 w lBPPKH.-Wa Lave IhU day recelred Id b»y* BlackiPep- T
J* per an cona.gnmeat, In More and for aale by A. T. FTOBBB
- a CO.___ **- |HH
Til andrrdyned hav* formed a co parln*riMp for Ih* parpoM
of recovering th* valnt of alavea taken. and other P"»F««F LV«
dratroyed, by the enemy In Beaters Virginia. Th*y will give Bggjjl
, prompt aktenilon lo aU eaeoe *atrnetod to Aeff ear*. For Urme, » ■. ra|
Ac , apply to OoL OHAB. B. MALLOBT. at Torttown, or to BO.
L. MOffTAOCA »« Jamaica, Mlddlmei eoanty. UU tba lflAh al BUI!
November, aad after tUt tlm. at f
BO. L MONTAO(TB__ ■
i uOunchTbandt.-a par* ant* kf W. FNTBA B^H
r iO»AOO.,»fWB#MS . .. - ***

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