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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26

sAilss Of isstoss sbsss IL boat beysad sLlsh esea
the Secretary OF State must NOT be permitted 70 sgs
The safety Of the country depends upon the preserve
ton of the great guarantees Of personal liberty, upon
wSch happiness and prosperity have been based ana
though much may be conceded to martial law danger
Gus exercise Of power like that With which Mr. Seward
10 charged where martial Law does not prevail, merits
open and singing rebuke. This Govern msnt not yet
thank heaven cespotism; and we are mistaken tue
people are willing aid in the Inauguration oil teres
de eaehs as part Of their civil policy or convert any
one of the national fortresses into new Bashe mo
which men who xrte paragraphs offensive 70 Cahinet
ministers may be thrust there TO remain until vndicnve
ness finds other Of ects upon which to exercise us usur
ed and dangerous power We wall the conn @ is "
denial of the report promising our readers that IL
prove true no intimidation shall prevent US from making
tire case of the prisoner our countrys and our OWL
No. We are not ready for despotsu yet!
THE NEGROES OF rae PORT ROYAL DISTRICT.
The South Oarolinian of the 2Sd, publishes the ioi'
lowing official from the General in command oil the
forces at Port Royal during the ae engagement to the
Governor Of South Carolina:
CAxr LEE, HARpErvLLE,
November Is, 1861.
To his Bzc.llsney Gov. r. W. PietsHs, Columbia, 81 O.
STA: At the request Of your E1cellency made to me
yesterday at these headquarters, have the nonor o
presenting nv views Of the present attitude and behavior
my immediate command.
So far from their being any insurrecdonary feeling
among them, can assure your Etcelency that have
neither seen nor heard of any act OF pagng nceno-
arsm, or violence In any direction.
l. Is true that the negroes Of few plantations have
shown spirit OF characterization by refusing TO move
higher up the country when ordered TO do so by their
owners but this dsob dienoe should be assigned rather
to feeling of disdy and utter hspssne at being let
alone aud unprotected by the precpitae abandonment
by their masters Of their plantations, than from any or.
ganz ID plan Of resistance to the authority they had
bee accustom ID TO obey.
But now feel much satisfaction in stating, for tie
information Of your EIcelency that the negroes are
fast recovering from their fright are coming forth from
their hiding places and quietly and submis'ivey re-
suming their agricultural laoors, without the guidance
or presence in many instances OF either master or over
ser. a,
In conclusion, would respectfully advise that all
planters and overseers who not mustered into SER
vi,e and are owners agents OF property upon the
main aud SHOULD without delay return to their several
neghborhoods and thus, by their presence prevent
recurrence Of that excitement among their people which
has been due in a great measure, TO their absence
With much respect your obedent servant
TH0S T. DRAYT0N,
Briradier General Commanding 81 Military District
Department South Carolina
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26

The Pesr 0yrcE Complaints are made that letters
for transient residents received at the Post oce on
Fridays are not delivered when called but included
In the list of etters advertised next day, as remaining
In the Post Office We that time is nee
essary occupied, Friday in making out the list for
publication but the clerical process should not exclude
person who may be anxious to get q letter from home,
from the privilege Of obtaining the desired letter. Is
in the Post Office. The full disposition to accommo.
date the public should be evnced BY those employed for
that purpose.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26

EPiULErTKs-ws hear 1t stated that badges Of mill.
tay rank are deemed requisite to secure respectful and
courteous treatment by the attaches Of Of the Gov
eminent departments in this city An officer who leaves
CT bis epsuettes other distinctive mark OF rank, will
Il is said stand no more chance Of being recognised and
treated as gentleman than humble private, who is,
indeed as much entitled to respectful consideration from
those In authority rs any commissioned officer. But
blood cannot be squeez sd from urnp, and IL is use
less to expect gentemanly conduct from mere pretend
efs 70 gentilty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26
NATICE.

Yo THE TAX PAYERs OF hADIsoN WARD II HAYS sppeint-
edR MIRO and J1xEs GepTH Asesors for the dis.
rct asov embracing 4h 70 @ srs for the purpose o. OBJ
tannR the property therein according act Of Con-
gess vii endeavor 70 lave with the respective
parties or at trek resdences dupcas forms OF property taxa
BILE ac rsuroed led up undsneAh on ,r DO
fore The eh day Dec nbe next oee on hank street
sscsnd doo west ih rest Al parties owning prop or
he Of Others filling make such rsturn sh
% bstszsd doaas IN esnforny with the law
noas-e csIlseior Of the ceufsd9ais Tax
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26
MARAIRD.

III. goth in at the Of the brides father II fpot
ylvana county By Elder H. rndon REs Mr. DAVID Co6BIL,
Of kieh nond, TO Miss EaMAP. HAToHEk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26
sadE OF %HE SIsE


Il REAL bsTATE, kaOWh AZ TIE sfowHATkh WARE
H0DtE and the property adjoining 81, futed trustee
under deed from Jacob Alice 70 John n HAr.on, dated
October lat 1885, and recorded 10 Benrco County Court AMI By
the st OF the parts ncered VIII SELL public auction,
upon the prems on tuesday, s6h Cay Of koyembe' 1851
cmuenting al " O'clock NJ the property conveyed By said
DECD the being situated Ia the plan OF Port Mayo and
conng Of tao Of land known th- Fovtstsa
Ware Hoase squsre and tie next adjoining both
having fon, eco feet each eIisndinx on o,is.n.
Louisiana sreeil The Powhstan sAre House sq1ars 10 In
proved each side With Brick Bulldogs forming hollow
In the eenit these used ten dwellings,
Ihss shops and sOrehoues and renting 81 so
Also alsge Glass Furnace and fixtures all IN good
der and ready for use Tee property stands well adapted
for pAnufAetung business kind sud for such
pose ~ location Is ofe best In the city, being within few
steps OF the vh.iyes On the hyGr.
fhe sd:ns Improved by two a'se Lumber Houses.
each &C BY 100 feet
The particular aenti'n Of manufacturer mechanics and Ct
Government agents requested 10 this popey they vii here
end ready hand and for property witch
In he requisites OF location and budng could elsewhere be
obtAinei, except II . TEN ndous cos:
plat aud showing tie div fhe property be
a. the oee Of the hucree hut ~ the OF Ae tae the
views o. the III ide will be eonsute and the property vii be
sold cntire Cub divided thea nost judous
Ts x-I The property Is sot In parcel r1th G. J; The
balance al H. 10 sid 20 months bat sob divided
thd cash the balance and u monh 10 Tier case The
credit aud be secured By deed
purchasers 10 pay the war tax" for the present year
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON,
Substituted Trustee.
JAS. ". TAYLoa sss, Aucioneers. pol+-td
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By GoDDIN 4 APPERsoS, Auor,.
UyHUSTRY,s SALE OF THREE BRA UTIFUL
IL ola and Tanemen ON Navy Hill. NJ tho


rNRUsTRY,s SALE OF TIRE. BEAUTIFUL
Corner Of 5Ih and Haker streets A. trustee ns
June iss. duly recorded Rlc mo Hu,inss Curt
BY rsaues, Of h,.ea .eued al, .. .; pshls s1s
81 oeIoci i.r q ne ar hiI DAY ,h.Is,i g ts.,
most oe:stliui lot 10 the plan q Navy hl log no
side Of Bker Street, i?a feet TO alley common 10 feat
vide On 9. here have Isseny been erected three ysT
TElrs-Ons III esh balance g. IL and 10 mouth. for De
gotAb added secured by leo on the property
n no G d " Is pau v 4 How1sos Tru,,.s
A UUTIoN s,LR OF f. I'm. IN Hl nov y
IN. from rom 600 Go zoo scre., soeeiLer " On
nr , Of stse HarI p .qe, ; "a ~ cut
lsq .n.l .e at bic .s'd the P,ss l,ss On
Hf. not, the ns fa day The eater the large AID nss
bic located shove ,sd " cunt Pleasant Which NJ
,er-s sLeh ID Ut 400 sre tds ard the
open VII oh leo bushels Of wheat have b. en-
dpon Of a large family plat aud Of The .nd sl ,.
made the sale and the Will be Ib di'id ht9
ion 70 the uul eIng, er,t Mill attached TO the
pl.ee Ma g.t abundance on he Ind 80 that H. I'm.
OsssosSooa sSei.s tn. vIis Cent a PaS.d iurs
through estate, and the depot Hlns7er Court House oue
Amer the sale land Al. the personal and pehsbIs
t,e (ezc PisayeJ vii be old Arons the personal property
Of Gate 20 sheep II Mu dorse G5 hogs together With ell
We Farming Inpleuents Hou'ehfld buitu,e Ae M oion.
Reading t,tse Will te plesu'e In dders
Tati-s into the heaint Of the place Ito eonves
Market Offers peeu lar advantes - pc ,ons ressn
themselves OF Farm (u hin one hours
ds by rrosd) where they spend hesunnen with 'hef
| families
ye, bearing Interest. the same payable h yearly
led BY frost deed ror TIE pc SINAI ae al uns enaer
t5) cah over months IT. fer approved endors
I%ssOLSI' '''' GoDDN / APPElsoS. Auet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26
t1aRoVARE AND Cutlery.

T d, ionsan o1sr The foi'ving desirable Ecod
w Jut received go df abba Ga ery lsv pred; ~ Coz
,ss vor, Table and De- Knives, ony 40. hne ~ Isee
sort.d patterns; 60 d.i hu,ehsrs Taper Mrs ia
,stsrd 6les H. is ana u In hs ~ df MI s.s sr nea
80 no weed sersvs I'D 80 prs 30 vel and ronr 49, ~
- csst sad saeoa bexss; dos Sipps 6fens-s "
Ssisesi iSskSa,; 80 M 90 nsa&a !"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26

$3.50 IS ~ p n. j.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26

DHR Fourteenth Annual Meeting OF the
s,ockhoIdss Of the Dsnyie hAroad vii he
Seld Ia this city on WEDNESDAY,, iHh December next
nois-td Thos W. BkockINBR0UGH secty
Vuow All Men by these Presents, That the
Undersigned DO hereby constitute and appoint seorney
sor and In name, 10 vote sl questions that
NAV be broug, before uee Of the stockholders OF The keh
mond and Danvle Railroad Company, to be held Gu
..x.,, hs-.bv rat,fyI, all the Acts OF said rney 10 the
r..s. AZ fuly ssf were present and voting In person
In testimony Whereof have hereunso anSed had
this dayof noio-to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26

yHE have formed eopsnerhp for the purpose
Of recovering the vaue Of slaves taxed and other ropey
deStroyed by the enemy In Eastern virginia They VIII give
prompt all entrusted TO their care Ior
&c Apply X. MALLORY, al Yorktown or 70 ~
T. HONTAGUE Jamaics Blddesex county, I'LL the ION Of
OHARLR X. MALLORY,
ecib-u 10. I. MONTAGUE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-26
VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
Oh Council Chambe- Hill, at The Corner OF

Ross sno 14th stretts, for sale Z a uc,ion Al
the premises TUESDAY, the 96h November 1851, Al
o'clock p NJ fair not The n lair day thereafter the large
and admirably ell built located above recently
euied BY the said winston but rented to Mr. ez 1uyL
tie annual Of COO This built about sr
ago. Of the very best materials most superior voik
nsnship Il has every usual first Glars hsuse.
such sser,ic has the ample Accommodations
for large family together with ttable &C. Mr.
puva Will ue have dosb take pea,ue showing the pre-
misses 70 those call
fknxs cash. balance at g. 49, IS and "a months
negotiable notes, Interest addei ed by deed.
no20-tds G0DDIN 4 APPERs0N, kuetl
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
COL. WILCoXS LETTER TO HIS WIFE Al
DErR0JT.

GEgys., HossrrAL RIcHNOSD, We, Aug l66i'
NY DEAR WIFE: / was moved down ifoI ieWh
hoa,e near the battlefield the list OF Apgnsl 10
Mansss,s station In an aHiuIauce, with Capt. With
ipu;on who Lac been kindly peiulNed Dy tne enemy
~ remain with NO. and left Manassas Tor hchmond
thc safoe eyening by rail. We arrived al Richmond
fer twenty four hoiys' painful travel AT The dopH
bera we were met by Gen. Winder, who very kindly
aud consideratey had conveyed IN carriage 20 inns
hospitnl. where the General had ordered separate
room for our accommodation. We were allowed 70
keen this room 70 ourselves until tie arrival o. Captain
and Mrs. Rrket, with orr friend and feilow.Captan,
DR. Lewis TO whose kind care and attention i shall
ever feel self indebted The Doctor beongs to tie
"a Wisconsin Re imeut. He is one Of the best sur
geous aud kii.dest men i ever met. Both Captain
Rickett and myself owe him everything. The first
two DAYS we were attracted by his devoted LAHORE to
the wounded, he himsef driving ambulance, BRING
ing in the wounded night and day, Ill pouring ras,
neglecting neither their men ours. Many OF our
surgeons Raantly remained the field, attending to
the wounded, until they were captured. Az Lewis
hon We Were also greatly indehted for Kindness ara
comforts 90 Dr. Derby of the I" Hampton Is. c. lie
gon," and other South Carolina officers. The,e latter
speak in high terms Of praise Of the galantry OF the
Michigan lst. But worJe inadequate 10 express
NY Obligations to Capt Wilmington, who supported
me- iaaing from loss OF blood, from the field and
who has been my oOnstan nuIte devoted freud, snd
atendaut every hour of the day and night MAY
Heaven reward him With such friend III his hour of
need, ii such unfortunately fall upon him.
Captain kckeLt is now slowly improving,
and The doctor hopes to save biz leg.
| regret that ] c0old not make the official
report Of the s, Michigan Regiment, Us understood
90 well the Importance Of tde position in the field
| will on say that the south Carolina
ard Mis- ssipp regiments speak OF us IN the highest
terms Of praise Many OF their Officers caiieu ulon
for the especial purpose.
No,I slieciionaie husband o. b. WILCOX
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21

Convention. you, too, put party below PATRIOTISM.
But ia vain il it that you do so Acticns speak louder
tnan words Never, after you declined toe generous
Eo-Party proposition of tie Republicans, has II oeeu
in yo power to profess yourselves to ee ABOVE pSlS
ard vel enjoy the reputation Of being sincere ior
mistake was goat one. Cunning cannot eo'ee' n'
The only remedy Is your repentance; ,r svrrr
Pefsfbof0', AuE. &, 1851. OEi'fbi SAM
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21


TGEAsoy IN PEE~YLvASIA.-Tbe Democrats Of
Chester Co., Pa on Tuesday, the 18th rst., met at
Wcsiehester in County Convention, and adopted a
series Of resolutions in which, daring accede to
dissolution Of the Union, they sti elanor for peace,
in fcIscless jargon, ss follows:
Rasired That the fact that among The most jealous boes
AID accompanying advocates ot i: var are men who
the Acan Co aies sOr Independence whose
fsth sided With In gland In he wsrof Gmen who opposed
the viii Mexico and woad hs starved soldiers bght
ing saus foreign oeen who have favored dissolution Of
i yea dessrdec sbd ged ihe violation Of The Cousti
tuition the Uaed sse. by then underground railroad oper'
stous ssd State legislative deiea its poyoLs
this c shoud 20 convince s Democrats and other rve
ieds Of the CoDrntioh ad nioS a; This var not We,
the Consen and Union to csEy out The schemes OF Sec
Besoees Thai Abraham Lincoln; by i4tls 70 comprehsnd
Immediately seT b. election 70 TIE Ieency The d,ese
that then TIE ononmby yhod1s b. public s
L pgcapily sSopteS ~n FRS. atroSSsd uo toTss wos
Se asf n I s e. cso &
rsihr than tho Constitution which DC had sworn To- pre-
protect AID defend"by biz bold sssur los and urar
trrsd ard srby exercise Of power 10 nskirs war estsb
hs fs%y fss,nf % G 4 We S &s,y %Gtg. ,SPene
by tese ard other sborlcomi8s and opsdou preuda
proved ains,E uSs; be- The PrSsidcn Of the
Rceiied Tha II she Democrats Of Perssylgsnis
n esa;s ,ts ote and be .Iyd - tle r, o. he
by Asn spe sedton l,%. Of the elder Ae.ms shd ii.
ad 70 'rosse Themselves TO iut and I'LL
Orreefs which, of
hang e freedom srd adsp endsDcs States snd
people ~ the an1uAgc Of the te senstor Douglas red IN
the Uni S,tes Senate January 1861, and sub anteiy
repesed thai body the 18th OF Msch Hav difron
ga ca geserItie Our rt ers,enee fDrbidsv0y" Let
ard tens Of oossnos o conservative citizens who unwng
& 10 a a md e ed asnS & psss q 4, o@r sss,ed
Constitution may be Vindicaed ard restored and the eotry
s4Ftd
Cor. L,yr.--We know the facts now. Senator
Lane will command the Kansas brigade. He has &C.
ceped a colonolcy rendered him by Gov. Morton, Of
Irdians. aud has been assigned by Major General
Fremont the command OF the kansas troops. His title
will be that q Colonel, his duties those OF Brga-
der-Goneral. The Colonel will bc hero in dag or
tso to eonclcde the organization of his brigade The
sat in the Senate is retained. KaHsas Conservative.
symues Gardner Of this city has .een appointed
Qdsuern,sstey in the Regular Array. .r.rssl si
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
caRp FROM Mr.. gonS MARSHALL.

To NE EGh0T of The W. T. 1fibrht.
SiE: as you were msled by o fabrication in tn,
Trey BUdget and Union into doing mo the injustice
OF reporting thar bad been expelled from Nassau N.
w. whittier have recently been on visit to my lela'
tiyes, for expressing Secession sentiments, will you
have the kindness to say in justice to me- that j am
not Secessionst neither was driven out Of Nassau,
nor in any way molested while on my visit TO that
place. JOHH MARSHALL.
ge5. yorL Monday. Aug 10 ,lG6i.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21

Syuues earluer Of this city hes heen appointed
Qasuern.lstey 10 the Regular Arny. ,rr.as si
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stable with a halter, then out with me
stick, and bate him till me arm was used
outw
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adirsss Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
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