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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-15
E'entenantGovernoT OF AIssoni
Nashville, July S. 1861.
GOVERNOR CLARK

Ths damise Of Gov ELS places H.nr7 Tools CLARK,
Eq, Of kdgeoonbe Speaker Of tho Senate, ia the fx
outiye Chair 1h duties OF the Office are this jurc
especially, delicate aud highly responsible demand
ing wis, bead, large experience aad great purity OF
character
We have known Mr. Clark for many yearss lie hss
been good deal in public life hiss BEEN obscrvsnt OF men
aud things and bring, TO aid knowledge Of our public
men, the character Of people and tee demands OF tho
present crisis lie has cccl Judgment modest esi-
mate of his sbiitirs honest heart and purpose
90 do bis duly 10 his euire State and the South rely
upon HE honesty hs prudence, ls cool judgment, Bis
pitrotsu his readiness 10 council with the wisc the ju
dcious the representative men of the State and,
than all upon bis viii and ability to DO right to conduct
the ship of State through the peril Of tho for tho
nexs eighteen mpnths Mey Haven preserve his health
Gnl l. hie-Rai.iok Standard
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-15

SPRING 1861
SOUTHERN EAT MANDATORY.
ABLISEED 1885,
yryIE scsscs.b-r respectfully Invites The at,en- ,-z.
u ton % ire Merchants q Virginia, and NNrh v<tSd
Carolina iris excessive stock Of bis oSn aud tel
F1regn Msnafscur-d dktA Purchases VII aud SrSLSJ
- their Interest cali A. his house, Previous 20 kSS
goiag farther North. he q leaving aothng IN
d1a-, sparing aroense Or pains 20 Keep ire 49,,
soahe-n rraie a. re South Goods sold 70 MS House WI Dc
warraat, v compare f.vorsh N quality and price Win goo 70
oo-as NOE sy s,hs market v be found sl the quail
uss Of WOOL FCR and STRAW zArS hon the lowest price
negro AsS The En,u qualify for ge,enen Also, Boys tnd
oarsa ard cafI % al grades and Styles, and LA1es
kih,r Has Of an ne various qualities,
Pu-chas ~ viii DO wel ~ eNl snd examine.
DOOLET. Il Main st Richmond. W.
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sADDLgs IND MILITARY gOft

SADDLES IND MILITARY g06S, a
At lO2 Main Strict
N q &C L a III B + TE.
1SA DRAGON ssdGlss ard oregon Bi.ts
Luz Bras AID Silver pIs,eahpun f'.n
Miisry cspes
Ensme'ed Cioh hest qus,fy
hlye- Plated and Wood il!rrrp. Il %
Bue CT tbs medsrn ~ he quality
Patent skird1g and Dish Leather
attase Names
Gold Lace and trzid
Mills y suttons N ...-
Coarse Thread f,r sewing Machines
And MitsrJ Aecoatrenen.s NJ a sird..
WANIfD-T~o saddle hands and ant IiIy % ussN
FeEhg Machines 10 wham Ne vii pay ieeal wages lea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-15

BNEJIsH WALKING SEOES.
VUsr received by Adams Express large supply Of Gentle
81 nsas English waking shoes brosi the bottom Al
iaJse who have been waiting SUPPLY nenslyes now
PUFNEY WAITS,
myli no. li3 Main Street
FrIasE TROOPERS MANUAL. by oSL J. Lacius Ds-
via rapidly running through the Press, aud viii be
ready in few Jays Jast published,
HEAVY ss'EfEEEg.Y.-rnstIuetons fer hesvy Artl
ley prepared ny Board OF Oess for TIE Of the Army
OF he " sphated Under the tapery5on Of Co Ripley end
Alex Faussen, Of Charleston, 2. Q. A. NORRIS,
so2s Bookseller and Publisher. 81 &An St.
LNAwsLY LtED.-90 BSs Family lard FOR saleay
T. su2T k.Y. BfOKESl 90.
SLIT IfSeS for Mule Shoes, and snail sveses Iron for
les JOHN GORDON eGN
ItiMIEY FLOU a.-so Bbs superior Family flour, just
IL 70 hand HUNT JAMES
nv Is ...I Cornar Va and Gary
SPi1IES TIHPENETENE and Eubric sting
- OIL. Just received and for sale by j.. DUAL
Rtreet
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DKl.S-.. ARRAY The J.cksonviIle Az 49,
lican of the I'll learns that On al 1hsy
o.currei near the seam say mill in that county, be-
tween four persons panied s.esdman father and three
sons, on one side and Green skel'on balm, msyne.a
ala ia arrestipg the Stesdmans, In which John cad
man vas shot dead Of his brothers MORALLY wound,
ed and SHELTON shot in The knee ard arm. There had
teen some 6yhtiug before bstween the s,sadnsns
ma Mr. white. and the ARRAY occurred in reaisi TIE
arrest Of the Stesamans I, said that during the con-
test about Thirty shots were hrsd'
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE,

FOR riE SALE OF NEGROES.
this commenced the Auction huriness
tr the sis NEGROES at the Auction Roon Franklin
-tre.t lately oeeuglsd by BSrre a GRESORY.
H- s Negroes both pgbdy ard privately and socts the
mo age frerds and the pubic generally He pledges h
s promote The int % his pAtrons AID haers his sell
hat Oag exrsene- In the rad. be viii be enabled to
obtAn The hest prices He vii make liberal advances
ca property hardand prepared 70 board
Sgrd he trade aad also th servanis-hAying ample accom-
,od.,loo, Tor boti Il VI sroKss,
On Franklin, 3Td door below Wall street
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WILLlAMF. OWENS.

aDDIrIoyAL m,LrxAKY chops,
- EOEiyIFG Tails MORNING.
IA l"ss e Tor Navy Rsies
70 n Zen Grey Pisnb.l ks'Fce Shirts;
30 Cos Gis Bsgon,; q.
100 yAriI Cadet q ey Cloths;
zoe yzsas Bia- Cioui;
1000 saT4s traneliei Cloths,
Together vita large ,tock OF Goodl Tor Nj sry Tn poses
ALFAF4 yo-Fs go -
yl- e. s.il si7ss,.
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E,GCs BoILESS cor BoilaE EEs as IO~ars, "l4Ps
~reso TEOs a suISLEY 90
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NEw Ny,ITAEy y0En.

". RANDOLPH viii pcbish 10 ten DAYS
% lrs rpeous fr 0fc aud Non nEEo rsi fcr a.
yAyaIy Outpost day Lect CT Won Atnscb A. list
is.rS, ri "a German Legion vih e0iagntnt 4 h.u n
Lieut. Col IRE Hon P'nGo,by, i u ht 6r gocns. ltslnbe
matted ros'-psld Cor 30 igi51 n
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Sni.rl,tAs. ArIErN .

E!AvIN6 AN EXCESS OP ee0D COTTON .LlSD lsEsN "a
FL victSblrg Mss IN hslihv location a. nsss
able contract With having hty hundred rso
oultvHis the Joint socoint .f.l. u. ~
Refers Du Top, 1.ncure Co. hchrlcn1 Va
Rotchiord, D own 4 Co. In his c'v ". y. PASTlE p 1
Nsw nSty.ss, Way l2, t-6.--Ey 81 3n a. Il.
NOTsCs;.-Eo troops 10 Gyidra ss7 meuIlcgs q
~ supplies will be tam ortd rsrt his ad
sceoun. o. TINS siss s Cor 5erss ias 55st an
order for sGeh transportation from TIE state =sry
ttorsrd 10 coJrEei Tor the rama sAi:JtJ SJ7B, ,t'
spstt ;.
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voLUMB Sc
RIOHMOND WING.
MILIINERY FAIL TRADE, 1860.

DEsfsz 20 cal siisntan 70 removal fro No 100 hn
street sonuetoE bIaans Nc. - dsls sree Aa
SsF0rswcoD HorEI."
het=esa sA and eth sss Shse a PrsPa-edso AlArS
erstcck Of
sILLTNgRY GOODS
rssdymae Millinery Arcs than hersofo-e eonsstnS Of
sk V-lvs bonu-s Bonnet funes Eeoons Frencn
aud A--aa Foers Drlzl Wvegti Head Dresses, Dress Ck
Lace Ssps saa Craze snd achn Collars and Sleeves n
fAni C-s Has Co- Ruches ard Tabs, &c In Ell styles
In coaaslaa aia sas -saers Millinery brsias VII manafao
turs 10 o- Gloss ar .kaas efs kinds In the --latest lash
"a s,-cial S.,,rTsu n Q. SARfoS, :
80 Main >.
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1861. NEGRO HIRING. 1861.
r.. a. ,. CLOPT TON,

1861. NEGRO HIRING. 1861.
e. a. }. CLOP ON,
Real Estate ~ Hiring Agent,
oyYIoE ooRNER WALL AND FRANKLIN srREErs, oPPo-
srrE DICKINSON. HILL co,
rCHMOND, VA.
yHe Ebserbsr bes 20 return his 70 nus
the fApors during the past SIX years.
uoa that he SUI continues The business lR
ING OUT NaGROES, RENTING OUT HuUsES, COLLECTING
CLAIM and al busress pertaining General Agency, TO all
watch be gives hls persOaGi daeast0R. -
s Parties elunry who entrus the hiring OF ther
Nos may assures Of attention being paid 10
m ne event Of ekneS best ESdcdi and personal dsnon
shA .xAys supplied he has also large comfortable apart
<nt with his once, where those who rot
provided pSee night du-g the hiring may re-
naln With good Gre, Fkkz % cHARaE
Negroes hire s coming year. had better be sent In 70 ne
early after Christmas as possible
70 dsines trAca lam personally uakaot beg
~ o. refer % tAS yol01c{H1 persons:
Rchunond Dckinson HI % King and Queen county, Dr.
Thomas Laane arthur Temple JohE Lumpin, Thomas Faunt
ROY; Wstmoreiand coanty Dr. wheelwIisk Rev Thos
Locke; Kiag vi Ian county, John La.ne Laisne Dr.
John Lewis K1g George couuy George Turner Rehard Turner
Manusa rhcuas Lee Caroline county ko Hudgi Dr. John
Butler Essex eounty n B. Whock, Dr. James Latane
Edwasd NosL Beverley d. Roy Soy Neou. Wlkey Sosg
George Wright Gouess.er county Dr. Thomas Ciopton JEFF
rson stuhhs Jasper uhs mes CITY county Parks sa,er
Richmcnd coauty Robert Payne; New Kent county Wm
z Ospion .be uosie, Dr. G CrurP, John Lacy. T.
Lay LouA county, Dabney PArs; cunbtrland county VIM D.
cptou Foster; Lupeubusg county, W. Brown ca pepper
eoanty . chezung. Prince william county, wu- J. Where
NorfoIs Capt }. 8. Middleton, John Gcrtaley.
ter13-dlvkclm
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TO THE TRADE.


WE would attention Of merchants visiting the
w city large and well selected stock Ct DEUGS, go
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OLA, WINDOW GLASS, DYE NJ
sTUFsS PATENT MEDIClN -, &C., &C. &fA
Comprising In part Of
Alum, Giaser White
Aioes, Ginger African,
AnrAito, Cine,
HTseac,' Gam s.ssio,
lsAaiCetda, Indigo,
q ll,pice, Iat,
AecSoi Kerosene OIL,
Blssklrg, Logvood,
Blue Stone, Lrs=ed Oh,
Birthstone Made,
Burning Fiaa, Pepper,
Brashesoi an hnis. BED vosd,
esnphine, Bal soda,
Carphor, Sop. Csrh. Soda,
Castor oil, seiile,z Powders,
Gloves, spslikh brown,
COppesas epices Of all kinds,
Dream Tartar, venst.n BED,
Concentrated iyt, vsrrishes,
Epson salts, White Lead, u
ENt LogSoOd, WINDOW Glass, OF various
rusic, sKee-
Having lately With AL the modern improve
carrying ,he husoess enabled TO gIe the Ut
dispatch 70 all orders entrusted promising indsdu-
A. attention, adcd By competent ASSISTANT
JOHN t. GRAY. Druggist,
mhis No. 1T Main ST., Richmond Va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

A SITUATION WASTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PRO.
IA tesant young woman as nurse and searnsiess as
nurse and chambermaid Has Objection line
washing and fronting. Apply liz West 18th ST.
ave-, DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

WANTED--A GENTLEMAN OR LADY WITH Sl,5OO,
w Ia snperinend manufacturing business. Compen.
saton 500 month and pit their control Apply
q uIicc No. 4, 4S2 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

A SITUATION WANTED--BY YOUNG WOMAN, AS
IA chambermaid and waitress Good references
Ast place. Can be for two days, at 81 West 18th
near 7th ave.
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SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A SITUATION wANTEO-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL,
IA who l. fond OF children, would TO .lanberwork ana
plain seNins. Best city Call for two days at ii
ktvi,gton st. near Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS a sITuA-
IA ton AS cnambermaid and waiter, assist with he
washing and ironing private family Best of city refs
renee Tor nearly eight years rom Der ass place Call al 25
Vest 10th St., near It'll avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

IANTED--A SMALL BOY, TO ATTEND IN a REsrAU-
w ut Ii Dutch be acquainted with
eIness. Iitluife between . and 10 a. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

A SITC ALTON WANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, TO
IA euoA, wasA and ron private family y
work in small iainlly. City reference sisn. Ca at
Hens BIZ between Amty ANA Atlantic south Drookiy for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

A SITUATION WANrED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS
"A chainbef!ad and iaandiess; eau do the work OF n
small private family is good washer and roner CITY
reference Can for two days go West 18th st.
9Th and 9th
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1ArhNTED--bY \ RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SiTUA-
w tim as good plain coos add 10 assist win The wishing
ana ironing: WOua like short dis
Has good references Can at III West 10Th ST. 18th
and gth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

A GERMAN LADY DESIRES A SITUATION AS
n iSatber or 10 tahr era i
seu AN rsci OF at San Francisco A,uress j. b. s. box
~. Herald = = ~
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| /. RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES 4 SITUATION To
MA cook, wash and iron ia family: is Wiling aud
eging has the best Of city reference from her last pace
where she has lived eight years Apply al ISl s2d A. be-
! tween 1lh aud slh ave-, for two da1s - y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

IA 'xprence IN the inust aue aiIsits
Glnati"n ~ soyern 81 10 chircn uder outteei of
age OF as .on.on 20 lad, would have objection to
se satisfactory ref renee gwen Address ). s.. l4S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

N process pracscd by no one else without chloro-
ether other uncertain snd furious methods hhar
10 adopted DIR. LUTHER, Sr Dentist tuvenor) formerly
many years in Broadway has removed 20 0i East Twenty
second street. Artificial Teeth on gold, plana silver rub
ber warranted equal 10 price az rs cents TO 20
each Superior bone Cling without pain, only " cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

W tnt girl, with rr'cf nee Of Two year siu@lpn -
ohaaih rinai and waitr do plain M, WILING
gna ob as IN hsr dsposieqn Apply at 30 Ateniie st
BroOkyu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION IN
n small private family Is cook ami excel
leni baker, undert all kinds of iows pastry and
necessary will assist in the washing and ironing Call
u Warren st., between Smith and Hoyt SIS, Brooklyn
Ihree years. city re erence given.
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FRENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DN DENaNpE-CNE BONNIE FRANCHISE PouR
" prendre soin lie trcs cHant ole don bon cpud
nsder avcc Ia auiilc, doure mites dc IA Vile Sadrcs-
ser par letter, a. u, box s,CD6 Post Office.
+ Ne DAME pABJSIENNE AYANT INE GRAND HAgI
~ tuao DO lenssntnsnt, desire dcnper dies lecons &c
iranc4ise tpqrucuAugr} SaGFes,aT H. Desconbe iie
9th
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NATANT!D--A stTUATI0N y, BY A YOUNG WOMAN AS
w oaanoernAid, - wvata 20 Sen'rhl housew II! IN a
Small amiy: a.lfst el ana ilUnrr: eoa
10 bnr.l, house. taA Iar days ol2 asalng on
81, near >lrias.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

NIrANTEr-3v \ Young NAN, A SITUATION AS.
~ ASA 'til salesman or l"'tr IA Dry sosa, cHmtnssi'n
~ Juoang hpuse Best reference gwen mud 10 nh5ing
hose coaid Ing sone good trade Address j. X Herald
DIN Ice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-17

MTANTED--IY a EEsrEcVABLE MAN, HAVING A.
w few sundeG Golm comlsAd, situation OF
ard eslpAsi,l,y wOu Vn s,st he already
established IN some honest business Liquor OBJ es ted
None but prlnc pals treated with. Address &. G box no
ii raid o.loe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-28
ESPECIAL coRkssPugpHScs OF TEE DISPATCH

NSRroLK, Dec. q, 1851.
Tho principal subjects Of conversa ZION and
eurmise here are tie important items Of for.
eIgu news received yesterday and Wednes
day. Much Is said about the return of thai
miserable Old hater Of the South, Winfield
Scott. TIE authenticity Of the statement is
doubted by some persons, although 1t seems
in rather bad taste to give 50 great impor-
lance to the movements Of & CREST small man
who Is iidiculed and sneered at in Europe
and dstested throughout The length and
breadt n Of the Southern Con federacy.
IIearn that the singular iron structure
known as the Winan's steamer, has come
down Chesapeake Bay, and Is at anchor in
HAMPTON Roads. IL she is really in our wa.
teTs there may BIZ some SPECIAL object in the
visit. The Yankees may have seized her for
rine batterinR ram. Her upper works will
be q splendid target for our riiied cannon.
DR.. J. W. Hertz formerly surgeon Of the
Federal war steamer San Jacinto, arrived
arrssisd and held ~ prisoner OF war, but
was released on parole.
II IL rumored here that Gen. Magrudsr ID
hourly expecting an attack on the Peninsula,
and il making active preparations 70 give
the Yanksss cordial old Virginia welcome.
Il IL stat ed that the sick In the hospital have
ain been removed, and that vigiIant look
out 10 kskt mp daily and nightly for tho ap-
prOach Of Hessfan hosts
The "celored hremsn" OF this city had a
parade yesterday and attracted considerable
attention. The engines, which they drew
along with them were in dne order, and being
dressed In neat untforms presented an order.
BY appearances. The sable hremsn seemed to
enjoy their holiday parade vastly. They had
mDsic, too, ana marched along In evident
conSciousnins Of the importance and usefal-
mess Of then position.
A vtsit 70 the Navy Yard yesterday would
the details OF what was seen there might
prove Interesting 10 your readers. This, how.
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ASlEAb,

On F,iiay, tbs n III iast Jas. e. TYSON.
in the $50 year vi Lis age.
Bis fua.ral viii tAxs plaes from his lac resi-
dencs, On II h 1t on SUNDAY. at s O'Clock. Tue
iIiends ana acquaintance are invited ~ attend.
re- Petersburg papers please copy.
On Friday evening", nth inst. WILLIAM
p, sou OF VIM. r. AID Elizabeth Chamber.
lam, eyed years.
The irisnes Of The IA niiy are requested 70
attend his funeral, Oh TO morrow, Sunday,
at the UniversaIist Church, Mayo street, 81
IL O CLOCK Ia the morning.
In the city of Richmond, en- the 2;sh inst.
IN tina full nope OF blissful immortality,
ALEXINA, beloved daughter Of J. @. ana
ElizlDeth 4. Wilson, Of Baltimore.
Asleep in Jesus, Oh how sweet-
To be tor such u slumber Elete
With holy confidence " sins
That death mas lost lis venoned sting
Asleep In Jesus ! peaceful rest!
Whose waxing is premely blest,
" y fear nor woe shall dim that hous
That Inanitests the savio ur power.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-28

TIE Holidays.--Some of the more promi-
nent characteristics Of the Christmas hoIi.
days have been visible all about for day or
two past. The egg nogg. mus, have had an
undue proportion Of bad whiskey, judging
from the very common complaint Of ''mis.
cry" in the head or somewhere else. Some
Of our acquaintance, who boast that they
were never before 'thrown," have been
forced to acknowledge the corn this Christ
mas, and now feel conscious of having done
some very foolish things, which they can +
exactly describe. These holiday indulgen
moreover, are dangerous and EXPENSIVE
They make people sick, aud the man who gets
sick nowadays must pay the doctor dollar
and half for feeling MS pulse. In other re-
specfs the present season varies from the
holiday peculiarities of former years. There
are ever idle negroes absut the streets, and
people who were wont to keep it mp for a
week aIe now rejecting upou the ways and
means TO keep body and soul together.
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Obisuary.

Died, on the 2oth Dsce Der, Of typhoid n.
vsI, 81 the Residence OF mis- IA. her, at Mount
Laur-l, Halifax county, Virgins, A1ks u
ADAISSUN in the goth year OF his age.
he was brought 10 the hospital IN Rich.
mopd On Inc lltn, whence he was removed
% ''.e next Gay 10 the toiurubian Hotel,
/, .Iough the III hdness OF the pro pre- Tor, mir
AK, and thence homo OIL the 18Th, where
his disease rapidly p reg resssd 10 LIE coAsum.
ma tivns III death
This gallant aad sstiraable young soldier
was the first vo.un ser " no lett the &C unity
Of Halifax In aDsws:. L. his countrys CALI.
A member Of he naavills Blues. ne was In
the battle of n ans ssas. ana Conducted him.
seaf with the s;ea iness and courage which
50 distinguished our army on that occasion.
He wae ever faithful ara indie fatiyable In the
discharge OF his du uss, winning the anecnon
of his comrades by his kindly disposition,
&nd the confidonce and esteem OF his officers
by his ndeii.y ana uniform good conduct
Aniao Die aIG afecti0uate In ais poei ton, gen
tie ana unaSsulning in manners, brave aud
honorable ia conduct, he has offered up his
young life, rich with promise and garla nded
Win the sGectious and hopes OF n towing and
de oted home circle, on she altar Of his
country; and another band Of blesdir &
hearts bears tes'isn oDy to the devotion OF
the Soutn and the iniquiiy Of this unhcly
Etl
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Tea q q. ensMy ase known - Asvs 49,
killed, an4 nHmDsr Woanded. Hoven Ss~S
nodiee were found yestefdAy morning: ona
was that OF ~ c6iee1. and was taken 70 ksw.
port News. He wore buttons lsttsred I. 4
M. ~. perhaps the Alabar MINI T. Mar
1t - reported that u whole conn any Of n.
eroes wsfe engaged, ard two Of o mr. mon aSs
known 70 have been shot by them. Genera
Manifold xfd Acting Brtgadisr OenArsf
Weber, big hiy complimented the troope ~.
gagged, for their GOODNESS and bravery
nsws pxos xss9ucxY.
CIscIsxArI, Dec. q, 1851 Tho Ccmn~exs
has Dispatch from FrAns fort, Ky, ssyinr
Der OF Congress, died 70 -day.
Gov. Magofiin, contrary to expectations
bad approved Of all the bills prsssn led 70
aim
There was no further xsws from somsr.
fArnsxf OF oIrIcEns Asroisrsp " ssvss.,
SxsHeaI.
WAsHrssroS, Dec. 3.-Adiatant- 0snsrai
V0ornas last week sanctioned the paymsot
Of all the officers appointed BY Gen. Pre-
q 6At, named In the list forwarded BIZ Iksn
Hsllecx. New names have bssn forwarded
siuce, and Instructions asksd in regard 10
Themss, 10 pay every officer actually ia ser.
vice uader Gen. Fremont, what II justly due
him.
x1aeELAsRors.
Mr.. Hale presented In the United Stare
Senate, on the 2Ath inst, . petition from CT.
izsns Of Boston, claiming that the fre,don
OF the press ao been infringsd.
The Federal gun boat X Dung Rover, which
is stationed at York river, rep5rts an u tea.
silva conhagration in Yorktown abou, week
siLe CO.
In New York on Tuesday, the ai.h in,,
Virginia e's we're quoted NJ 4es47S Tsnns..
zoe e's ii.42; North Carolina e.. asasst; M.,-
souri o's Ssta39
There are over 200 English vessels In ths,
Non thern ports. they ar making RAPID pra
,arations 10 hasten hume.
A rumor prevailed North that Mason and
Slidsii Were 70 leave in the Europa, f,oro
Bos ton, on " Wednesday.
Gen. +. W. Sherman has return Cd 70 his
cosn N and In Missouri, having bsen pionouu.
Geo not insane.
John n. Brewer, one Of the Fort Ware,
prisoners from BALTIMORE, has taken the oath
and been discharged.
Col. Muiiigan mas declined an invitation
to lecture in boston. lie says he 10 anuou
20 return 70 the war.