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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

beon In our midst, that Is seeking to overthrow our
Government; and whereas saveryis incompatible wtb
the word OF God detrimental 70 tho interests of free
people, as well as wrong 10 the slaves themselves;
Therefore resolved That this Convention inquire into
che exPedisncy ofmakng the proposed State Free
State, and that provision be inserted for the gradual
emancipation Of all slaves within the proposed bounda.
res Of the State to be submitted to the people Of
the me for their approval or lection.
Referred 10 the COMMITTEES on Fundamental and Gen
eral Provisions
Mr.. Brown, OF Kanavha, offered the following:
Rssovsd That the State Of Kanawha ought to assume
just and equitable proportion Of the State debt OF Vr
gnia and in doing so. discriminate between its friends
and foes by paying first, the bonds held by her own
loyal citizens, next theso held by loyal citizens not
sdent in the State Of Kanavha and Of the pro
rata share.
Mr. Caldwell Of Marshall, gave notice that be should
ak that provision be inserted in the Constitution to
the ,ct that when the Constitution 10 submitted the
peope they shall then determine whether the same shall
be Western Virginia or KAnaWhG.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
TAES,CK AND ALL WHO

featuring the most complete article for the relief Of the sick and
convenience Of those who that invented II
patented By Dr. D. Hopkins Of ttaunon, w. The approval
Of this Bed Swing by all who have It. especially by such
Dr. eblng Of the Western unAc Asylum Dr. Dunbar,
Of Bal nore and Professor Campbell Of Warrington College
proof OF s supeory These gentlemen have all given
written Testimonials Of their emste OF M value other
Improvement OF the kind tradition 70 these the "MA land
Mechanics Institute presented the Inventor with Gold Medal
This uing combines every requisite for adding the comfort
Of The sick With the patient be removed from one bed TO
smother placed the stool the head elevated and the feet low
cred 10 sitting position Indeed helpless can be placed In
position desirable, Apd by giving the swing gentle motion
and fro invsds receive the mort reehrg exercise with
effort their All this be done by mere child
CT CT twelve doing more by this wonderful Invention
han experienced accomplish otherwise. am
log order for Acting geon General Of the Con
edae states Of America and would Invite the public 10 call AZ
sAs themselves In regard TO the utility and value
OF this most humane invention authorized By the Inventor
for and make the Mechanical NuIng swing 70 order
inform those In need Of supply that have variety
Camp Cots and chairs Of the most convenient and Improved
ItYle HOWE Governor ItIeet and l2th. Rchmond Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
CITY ITEMS.

rHE RrLIsr fusD.-We regret 10 learn that the fund
at the disposal Of the treasurer Of the Soldiers Aid 60
cetyn has been exhausted The privation VII oh must
result from the cessation OF the relief heretofore aor
ded will be severely e during the inclement season. by
the families OF our absent volunteers. The subject
should at receive the earnest attention Of the phil
anthropic citizess of Richmond. II will never do after
having relieved the wants Of the dependent mothes
wives children Of the Richmond volunteers during
the summer month"; to abandon them to precsrious
existence during the frosts and Of winter /, Is
said on good authority, that the members Of the City
o ,unc have expressed willingness to contribute the
additional of 900 to the fund.- provided the Leg
islaure will legazo the issue of small notes By the cor
poraLion This apnoupoement should inoite the repre-
sentatvss Of the city, in the Legislature, to urge the
speedy passage of act to legal said issue for I'M
less this be DONE IL impossible to avert an
immense deal of suffering. We speak Of what we know
from actual observation when assert that the families
OF some OF the absent volunteers are in deploraby
destitute condition II the Aims House erected by the
city, for the reception aud care Of the poor could be
cupied for those purposts. many worthy, but humble
and dependent women would seek asylum there, du-
ring the winter but Il cannot be expected that they
will apply for winter quarters in the sheds barns in
which the paupsrs are now lodged. We invoke every
citzen who has Eve, twenty, or hundred dollars to
spare to pay over contribution to the Soldiers Aid
Fund" The Treasurer. DR.. Barney, may be found at
he Virginia Life Insurance 0ce-corner Of Main aud
1lth streets, opposite American Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
TELEGRAPRf0.
FROM KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI.

NASHVILLE, Dec. IA few days ago Colonel Forrest,
with 500 of his Rangers, started from Piketon Ky; on
an expedition to CISCO river He frat visited Ashbyt-
burg on Green river, where twas reported there was
large force Of Yankees but they found none They then
vent to Henderson on the but the enemy found
flying on their approach They returned to Princeton on
the 2gh. detachment Of Yankee troops visited
Cashvis, in Union county, the sob, and stole about
100 hogs and bseves. It has since been aseertaned
that the hogs and bseves belonged to Union man.
Surgeon Van Wick, of Forests regiment, was shot
and killed by Lincolnits by the name Of Best in
Henderson county, KY, on The 3oth. Best was ar
rested but escaped. Dr.. 'ck was from Hunts
vile.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 6.-0n Wednesday afternoon Fed.
eral steamer brought Columbus undera flag Of truce
$50 southerners from Camp Jackson No. The prisoners
with their arms and equipments given up, because
Gen. Jackson let of the Federal prisoners. On Thurs
day the gunboats Polk and Jackson made another de.
monstratiOD. Capt Holt peppered the Federas and run
them cut of their tents. The extent Of the damage is
unknown.
JEFF Thompson is fortifyng at New Madrid. He feels
no apprehension Of disturbance.
Gen. Polk has entirely recovered, and has assumed
command at Columbus.
Il is rumored at Columbus that there will probably bs
an attack on Paducah.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

THrArEr-The patience or endurance Of the audience,
Saturday night taxed to the utmost, BY the abomi
uabe manner in which the Broughsm buIlesque Of "Po
c,bon.tas" was presented. The bnresque, when rem
der BY an efficient caste, Is pretty much Of "hum
blg," destitute Of point and repete only with stale
Jokes and clovpish nonense. Those who have seen il
bus rendered may judge of the infection, when the cha
-scters with two exceptions, oblivious Of
heir psrts and require constant prompting, the
Saturday night The Theatre must necessarily fall
into disrepue with respectable people, unless the
gers will restrain the vugsrty Of Of his company
.eTprise he has dertRken, and 10 make allowances
Tor unavoidable defects and shortcomings but we can
sacrifice candor withhold when We think
/. is deserved.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
PICAYUNE BUTLER LGAIN-THE MASON AM
SLIDELL AFFAIR

AUGUSTA, Dec. s.-The Savannah Morning News Of
yesterday learns that Picayune Butler has arrived at
Port Royal.
The oath Mississippi Regiment arrived at the coast on
yesterday.
The Charleston Courier Of yesterday morning. pub.
fishes Havana dates to the 24h of November The car
thin and mail agent Of the Trent had entered their pro-
test against the seizure Of Mason, sds, Eustis and
Mcfarland before the proper authorities at St. Thomas
and sent special messenger on the steamer La Plata
to report the Mason and slidel affair to the homo gov.
eminent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

DROWNED The body Of Mr.. Louis Sweitzsr was
found soat a the Basin, yesterday morning, the
gu ,ge lock- Mr.. s. was an Israee well known in this
city az the proprietor Of small dry goods store which
he had kept for many years in the vicinity Of the First
Market He left home, on Saturday morning. S0.h ILL.,
With the intention Of proceeding to Petersburg pur
chise goods, carrying With him 1929 mostly In small
notes which sum was found in his pockets yesterday
when the body recovered This fact together with
the absense Of marks of violence his person. corclu
ivey indicate that Mr. in repairing to the depot at
early hour of the morning. walked accidentally into
The BASIN and drowned Alderman SsnxAy viewed the DO.
" Yesterday but the circumstance showed that the de-
se sed had biz death by accident no quest
hell Cannot the James River and Kanawha Company
be required to enclose the bisn those points where
pedestrians exposed 10 the danger of meeting the
fate Of Mr. Sveitzer?
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

NiTOEs COUrr.-rhe proceedings on Saturday, were
scarcely worth noting A man named Hammond was
srrsgued the charge Of receiving ten bars Of lead
stolen from the Confederate Laboratory The invsst
CATION was continued until this morning An Irshman
named Fitzgerald, was charged with beating his wife,
nut appeared that the gray the better horse
md so the proceedings we're dismissed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

Az CAVIAR OF HoSoR."-The leading topic of street
talk Saturday a reported duel between two OF the
sporting fraternity, Washington ]. Worsham, of this
city. ar Jamel Mccullough. late Of New 0rleaus. We
learn that the parties accompanied by their seconds
aud number Of friends, repaired to Broad Rock
course, Saturday morning, about s o'clock, and
exchanged shos with duelipg pistols ten PAGES apart
Both fell at the rst fire. severely wounded. Worsham
struck in the right de the ball passing circuitousy
to the left side, r h.cng mortal wound. Mccullough
wounded in the upper part Of the right thigh the
bull passing the femora artery, and inciing other
uries of painful character. The wounded men
both brought back to the city, and plsced under surg
cal treatment We learn that hoCulloch challenged
Worshsm, in consequence Of some harsh imputations
against his honesty and fardeaDg in partnership mat
ter.
Mr. Worsham died yesterday forenoon, about twelve
o'clock, at his residence, on 9th street. between Clay
ard Leigh He leaves wife and two small children -
Mr.. McO ia lying at his room, in the Columbian Hotel
and bis friend, report that he will probably recover
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

RECKLESS DRrvIsG We hear complaints Of the
eckes, aud rapid driving OF the negroes employed to
rive the transportation wagons Of the Quartermasters
Department in this city, They make their teams vhr
through the rapid rate and produce by their
empty wagons a din equal to the noise of hundred
rip-hammers The police should demonstrate with the
proper authorities against this dangerous nuisance
tAerrise report the drivers to the Mayor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE RICHMOND LIGHT
INFANTRY BLUES
ZACH RECRUIT KNTERs ACTIVE sIRvIcB 30 SOON AZ II
LISTED.
NY number Of good Recruits viii be received into this
N Corps permission having obtained 10 increase the
sane complete battalion The Blues attached 70 the
Lemon service IN Western Ynls under the command
Of Bngaiier General Henry A. Wise.
Blues enlisted fer the entire Continuance o. S tcdr
and recruit viii be accepted for less period OF enlistment
Apply to Captain Hammond Dugsp Wise Legion Cce, oTel
p Taylo MaIe ore No ISIS Vain street, between 9th ane
10Th Rchnonl, between the hours offs = " and 6P NJ.
None need apply but Of good character and robuI
health.
Honorary the Bse and bher friends hroughouih
country requested 10 Assist us-
Uniforms and other necessary clothing furnished
o. JENNINGS WISE,
ausO-dken Captain r L. L ,.
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Special WAshlngsOn Dispatches TO the New York Tss.
,-r-,.rr1r.1 crnr,rrIL or rur Any

The elective force at the disposal Of tie Government
nov rises to the enormous aggregate Of $4,000 men,
GUeuiing regulars) Of whom, in round numbers, $780,,
900 are infantry, "a 600 cavalry, and 10000 artillery
men, besides sharp shooters engineers, l.. The gr at
PoEers Of Europe viii learn, from the figures OF the
Secretary OF War that judged by their standard
tie Unioa also il a grsa; Power AID that, If large
armies are the test Of the strength Of Government
there yet powerful cohesive force in the American Re-
paolc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
mEDICAL GARD.

DR.. A. Y. 2 Garnett.
ETAvING removed his residence from washlngson D. O., 70
IL Richmond viii hereafter the practice Of hs PROBES
sion In this city and vicinity. .
OYroH-han Street. p II. TayorbneU door 70 MEADE
4 Bakers Drug Store. mst-en
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
RECEIVER,s gALE.

ILL be sold al public auciiou en- THURSDAY, me 10 nst
w the proper Lately beopgnsto the New Iorf and Rich
ond Coal al the Springfield and Deep Kun Go Pin.
county Of Heneo about twelve miles above piehmond al
the perry 90 sAd premises consulting a rss sssn
.ngne' from IS 70 30 horsepower ten or neen tons Of And
hst Rosd iron ot Of coal pit tool for mining, coal eev,
patent balances GOAL seats wjss bsuoss OF Of scrap
roa pipe ke, farming ntens, and household furpnre
Terms essh. HEhkf L. BkoOhE,
ds6-tds Receiver District No.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
JAMES Y. TAYLOR SON, AUcrs
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON BROAD

Street nc Auction. We VII te1, on "WEDNESDAY,
18th inst o'clock, that valuable real e.
tate with Cottag. building thereon, adjoining the African
Church The Broad Street ~ feet and back
40 feet y and Will be desired divided Into tuo lots Of
20 The ocson Ct this property rndsrs valus
Die fer IrySie resideness
-onefouh cash. the balance at IL and is months for
n,g1 notes. With interest added aud sseuedby tru deed
The War Tar 20 be paid by the psrehast.
d lid N. u o..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
COSuY a ANDERSON,

2O2 COSBY & ANDERSON, 2O2
ANUFAOTURHRS Of aud Agents for he sale OF Tobacco CT
vi CARS No 902 Main Street. tquare above the Post
han 1.-THE largest stock ofmanulciured and smoking
found the southern lOuny and y recy
ns additions their stock which they Offer for sale wholesale and
retail low for cash aid respectful Fequet al Wish 20 pGr
chase ca and examine for Themselves before push ng else
Orders the country promptly attended TO Among
our present found the following brands Of d. "a
Twists PaC kAges Weighing from 10 TO ie0 u.s. doth dark and
right:
'Piile Of virginia" "PAlmeuo."
'Eadora," "Progress"
"Ohanehon,' "CSrpAuOa,"
Louisa Belle DeSbetry,
Colorado" Golden Leaf"
Apricot" "Our0un,"
MINI .monee," "shilo,"
'HishlAndeTs solaee" "0ronoko,"
"COnqubtAdor." etan"
"Pride OF Bethel, " Ac., &c.
COSBY ANDERSON,
noil solthern robscco Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

a dses In the town Of sidney about eeforrth Of mile
Of the city ehmond Al Auction uil sell UPON the
pre- MONDAY the 1eth day Of De:enter eomnsncrg
u O'clock the most desirable sibubsn residence located 10
the osdney asd nearly adj lining the residence Of
Dance containing TX o. iant II hsh state OF GU
tivAton. Il has beautiful hieesory framed house With
eight kitchen barns IT. bles carriage horses &C. all In et
order, We o. excellent water 10 the yard also
u u trees vineyard and square vel set In
asp-ragcs
This sale preests opportunity 70 any one WHO desires
rsi and home With neary all the advantages ofue city,
PcsseA lon be had mGef iatps,
TKxs 0neourh cash. the IL and Is months for
negotiable notes, with Interest sded and secured by trust
deed. -
deG-td JAS. ~ TAYLOR SON. Auets.
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AUCTION SALES.
HUTURR DAYS.

SRO UEsTRATED PROPERTY fOR 1ALR.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER u, 1861
Y virtue Order Of the Confederate States District
ID Court nber Term, 1861, Judge John w. Brock
entoough predicg will proceed 10 SELL Haturday, Dec
l4h 1881 public suction the Railroad Depot. In Hnehes
ter, Va, FoR CASH, the following, 10 vit;
81 HogIhead' and three bbls Leaf tobacco
3 Boxes Of MAJ ufactufed Tobacco
Bae Of Deer Skins and Yurs and
is Bales Of Hog Hair, nicely prepsfed for The Uphoh'
ter's
will sell, sls, st the same time and place
Thres.ing Machines, With Horse Power stashnent
and quantity oasinp and txtras belonging 10 the same.
I. 1. RkUHTLlR0Y,JR
Receiver p A.
Inourer copy no2G-td
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
UCTI0E SALE OF FARM. IN HAN0vFH
a Cauafr. ON lhe YirQInIn [ enfral Railroad

a County, ON Ihs Virginia I entral Railroad
II Miles from the city OF RIchmo nd, contain.
Ing nom ]. 900 20 l.20O Acres, together with
a the PerishabIs Properly Thereon, Consist-
ng OF Large yari.ty.-At the request Of james sut
wEDNfsDAY the lsh day OF December ls6i, at o'clock L.
ole located above called Mount Pessan en- which Mr.
sutton long r,ded The tract contains from 200
acres which about 400 are In woods ard the remainder
open portion Of which Co bushe Of wheat have been
eded The budn the place are ample for the .eeomno
ison Of large family plat and survey OF The land vii be
for the sale and the Will be sub divided uo
be deemed not iudid. In aed
sion bsoing there Is Grs Mill attached 10 the
place Mail greAt abundance on The land 90 that IL In
readily hand The place healthy, and the
aeghborhood eIceept The Virginia Central Railroad
the ta and the depot al Hanover Court House one
nile distant
The sale OF the land all the personal and persh.bis .s
Except ssve will be tod Among the personal property
here bout barrels Corn $1,000 rounds Fodder 80 head
Of Cattle 20 Sheep II Mules Hoes 2o Hogs together With all
Farming Implements Household gurIure &c Mr. hutton.
residing the estate will take pleasure In showing 70 Sddes
Taxing ato consideration the heahnt Of the place. m conyes
Market offers peculiar advantages N persons reading
Richmond possess themselves OF Farm (vhn hours
ride by rsoad where they spend hesunme1 With their
families
TGnxs the land oneiourth cash, balance at and
year, bonds bearing interest," the payable half yearly,
By deed the estate all under
cash. that months credit for approved sndors
ed negotiable paper. - .
no7S-tds GODDM APPERsOn, Apcss.
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ny GOnpIN A APpERsoN, AUoTs.
VERy yALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE

tuction.at The reqps Of saml Brit ain shall tsl ~
cubic suction The premises the Ugh pteen.
her, 1861 ocG r. the very beauu III ntmsn located
above owned and occupied by him. The lot has front
of2s and deph Of I2s feet !, an alley Ths dwelling has
ten roo AID kitchen has four The premises are
srppsd m and water and throughout are In & most Goa
olete All NE build ngs been erected within the a
siI years Altogether thiI most desirable residence
TRbNs0ne fnh cash; balance al s. IL and 10 months or
nsgot notes, inter added, scared BY trust deed
The tau t. be paid By the purchaser.
Possession given By the LIST January next or perhaps sooner
dt5-h GODplNh APPEhsOs, Aueu-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
PROPOSED KxcHAsGS or PRISONERS,

General Mcclellan ia understood to have made the
urgent representations 10 the President in favor Of
regular and systematic exchange Of prisoners demon
sing that the Interests OF the country, less than
those OF the army say nothing OF the dictates Of hu-
mlnity require this. He will probably succeed in hSv-
ing his views approved and acted on.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
OFFICE or 4. II. MAURY a co.
sroCKs AND BoNDa

sroCKS AND B0NDS
vgna State Skies registered; virginia Coupon Bonds Ter
Coupon Bonds North CArona Coupon Bonds Confederate
States and registered Stock for sale at market rates
Ey- wANTED-Gold and silver Coin. K II. AAURY co.,
under ST. Charles Hotel ecl4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

NOTICE.
WE ALEXANDER HILL 90 have sued note. 70 the amoeni
w ofnreen hou,and dollars and bills
and for that Of the public; and
Alexander HILL have made deed dawn By Of the INT
and recorded In the Husnss Court OF
ty without umbrancs dube the amount Of notes OF 'a
their redemption, specified, presentation.
have also made leading merchants trustee 10
that the provisions OF the deed executed,
PSI this preference paying Is 20 per for Ipe
Gle which be added the Of stock the p
&c. bling sufficiently high already, customers thereby save
ths amornt.
"a. ALIX HILL,
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MIR. LEFEBVRE'S SCH
CONFEDERATE STATS OF AeENoA,
QuAkrxRNAsrxR GKs's DEPAkrMHsf,


QuARTxRNAsrxR GKs's DEPAknaEsf, ,
RICHMOND, Nov. 1851.
CiIRCULAR.-Ths fOlovDE additions. Instructions, in
" reference 10 lmpressments OF private properly for military
Issued for the Information and guidance Of one
and agents Of this Department.
oee appointing agent, 10 make mpresmsns WILL In al
furnish TO such agents written evidence Of their authority
70 act and agents. whenever required by parties nteted wf
exhibit the orders authority der W. ich they scag
Agents who max npressmen WILL In all give 70 the
Of the property pessedor bis agent cehc ste stating
the character and value thereof and the VIII
70 the Office Of This Department. from whom they derive their
tho, statement OF all property Impressed By them with h.
Of this An abstract OF these statements will be r
warded this sce by the officer TO whom they returned
Impre must not be resoed except When absolute
demanded by the pub necessities and their hui den
apporione! among the community so far be possible,
equally and impArAy having due regard 10 the means and
ability q osn-rs Of property.
When ans other property Including slave tsanrer
impressed Into the service OF the Confederate stes the
thereof be BY officers q the
Department 4. the usual rates OF hire
When the OF property Impressed into tbs public
service slaves excepted, vrg TO renqsh tie 10 iht
Government the officers OF the Department
pay the fair appra sd value thereof and take the pro-
their returps To be ed for oher public
When private prop has been duly Impressed by order Of
the commanding oce, a1d shall appear satisfactory ev
enee expended In the public Services officers o the
QusrtermAsers Department the fr appraised value
thereof although tbs property not have been regularly
eeyed and Issued BY any Qusrtermnter.
d.3-Ct Acting QuArtermaster General
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
POPLAR NEAsuRks.

The feeling Of the House and the people on the
subj &C. Of sustaining Commander Wilkes shown by
the unAnmity with which the vote Of thanks to him
Wa passed. and the words Of satisfaction that passed
along the galleries When the resolution calling upon
the President to corne Mason aud Sde in lons cells
80 long as Coils Corcoran and Wood treated by
the O0nederates the applause that resounded from the
gallery showed how deep the feeling OF the people
u9on she subject Of the babarOus treatment OF those
gallant men.
EUSDANKNrAL PROSPERITY 90 THE COUNTRY
The report Of Commissioner Elwards, Of the General
Iiad Oare Is a work OF grea, labor. IL has been In
preparation for snne noBths past learn that Is eE-
hbis the asOn ang fac. that Notwithstanding the po'
Hssl diicGes Of the eountry, actual settlements on
,s public lands have greatly increased and that duriug
hs year forty thousand farms Of eighty acres each
have been added 10 the wealth Of the Republic.
egsTw rHu coSFKDKlATIs DOWN POTOMAC.
40 Dag has ban AyinE from the Coniedera batteries
on the lower Potomac for SONS time, until few days
ipee when the South Carolina Gag unfured, and il
nov displayed al Aloag their line.