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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28

* al YAsrAtIsx j. ior t7-1 Of Winchester, tn
elssssS rrsdepc-- o. Senator SEsca ard Col Angus w
EoDon.li have been burned 70 The ground, toEe'htr
win sler valuable oorssH, iaouiBE LIBRARIES and fur
nl'5re. In the county OF Clarke, the pesadsriss ave
laid In ashss tho 6ns mansion, sAbHng, a., Of Meier
Oliver r Funston, 81 :ssbvs cavalry regiment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
lIoHYoNp nARKErs, MarcA 81.

ian auction sac tOdfy a. he warehouse Of hsT' Dun
Moneurs Co 10 hhdi Of BcVH Sugar, wee sold " l'S0
PAX eli, hrs CarSsd 90 AsG2sX e Rio CeSts . s. cts
y n ceba 10 cts; 60 toK GroBHd Pepper osh@'t ca
era 60 81 cts few sacks Of SAT- "ehGiof esp ID Drid
p,ahs, At eXaT els = n, 10 HI bs, Ma sss re
boi.eD al ISG1Lts D gall
Ter have been INST ria eAAagss In irees Stree our last
treep. II Batter VII Oh selling at cGtIj c The
stock very rsh. and yey Lille coming in. The rsA pre'
10 20 cts G&I . D.
BAoos held armJ, in Anticipation Of an advance We quote
Hog Roun at 2s9Seis
W. quo supsran, ILoun At tI2, Extra ts co. lily I,
9ts.
.dEspesI We quote ntt 81 seoioO BY the quantity
rh,wsEIrui k4thu reOpened b thsrs Is NreeyA"y b.
u,sI doing We quote Red At 1901 10; While 81 9sl Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
(BY GoDDIN L APpERsoN, Aucrs)
nHR vArUABLE FAR M CtLLRD "CvDAR
i HLL.n three and a half MILE east Of Rich

Il HJII,o three and n at miles east OF Rich
mond, containing three hundred and twenty.
nye = cres, tOg ther " ith rsoDai nects there
on for sale Auttion.-At the request Of Charts Y
Is WJshs lel at pusle a.etitn on the rreH es on
Tue.dsy The sth Ap, lisa At u O'clock The valnAhls
farm cat above tanning 81 acres, adjon the lanis
Of LIT VIII C,rt!tn, Dr. John b. Friend and Colonel e. err
KeKae The Improve ntn e'nrst OF dveihrgc niArn
hy, rom, 0 Ab O. h1u ba,co hus. asd other out
About 100 area In sh land yell Set In eo5s Ab
leo acres in pre VOID Ct or 81 al viii VIII oh VII
yel sid 90 cords per tn. emsinn so .er
in chic ah,mny groun which about 100 bushfs ~riet
oats The loesicn n althy one. And
the nelEhborhood unercep'insa able.
med Ately or the land, oil ne psrsoasl e1eos
Ill be So eonsing Of corn foedtr shaek rS
gons, cat, mules hor,es a1d srml g implements
pcsS- 81 gwen at en- " requi',d
70 the state onehrd CA1h baance al one and
years. for bones bea interest secured BY deed
Prise son effects all under 500 uh over aoust
four months credit for approved end rsed paper
NH 20 GJDDIN h Ape RsON AuctL
UNXEoUToRB SALE OF VALUABLE REAL IeTArr on
II PRAhKLIN STREET, AND IN CRAIGs PLAr, MEAS
vALLAY at EsTA the reIueS, Of the Executor OF TIE ais
premises In tn, ordr advertised, Friday, he April
s69 commencing at IL oc:ok, The fol- wing ydabe real
estA'e Viz: lat % with snail tr tsn meat there On h-
side Of Franklin itr st opposite 10 Mr. d. Anteots
~ ontnE 20 ies timing bck ts fee 81 beaui nj
norh side CT ssh street.. between 20h and 2st re
on ng ruurrg baet 100 let adj1i ig The Ia Der yard
Of A. GIANT, Esq Sd lo' 10 aii Plan Dreo,
tbs road leading fom rhsd the
- pc Of VI glnia Cent al RaIlro,d.
TIRNs-0 Iehd th bsarce at sir and twelve months 70
neso iIbs otsE aiers ldted pcared by trust deed.
The taxa OF 1861 to be paid By tne IN cNa'er
m.95 G0DBlN P'E'sON, Aueti.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
WAR DEPART VI SST,
ADJU FAINT AND lESP'r GRh'LS 0FTOa, ;
RIcRMoED, March -, 1854

o" &c. is
lssy q absences m hr- uENI from uhasvtr OBJ
tar d. IRE rev ks!; anl oHe Auf y,
spI on surreons eertiaeA Of disability, return
respective mand. II 10 viii strs3e rel that
tbs Dep VII deprvts pa iii, J.
drs q chs rtaxA th.y vel d; tuS tAs cry
pgcss every ds, ne nEetsHis OF the seville dnAa
th.t nob Sstderia which has been
erineed since m0enssmtnt OF cor strnegs for indie
dsnee TIE oughs Of al the
vii DC extended hereafter, WHEN e-eua
q ncss p.rzL inE he pas. f-AT entsr
TIE o a. li-s n0 . is Ca. ltoss Sh have 50
an, urtIpr he dsv 1 90 hor n oauEot ts Ia
dice or -.ekEA Ia f.t, r htf create lssil
oooPER
uhaT Nv Adj. Gnd II p. Genera.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
Owe HUNDRRn AND TWENTY BEAUyn

nNB HUNDRED AND TWENTY BEAUTT.
" fai BUILDING Lots contiguous TO the city
Of Richmond, at AuctioO. ne vii sell upon the ire
ss on Tuesday day Of April ecmuensns DEL CT
m beSut Building Lots Ling east Of ard n
Richmond, the roAi from lth street 10 the heoshfs
1s Tunpke fro peron Of which there fac view
of the city Ihs tale ranity Ter ronahe
nVrsnent vel as 10 pssens dssing t. fer building pr
pores
Pesors dnE purchs'e respectfully asked 10 view hs
properly before he day Ct sale pat OF which may bel a.
hs III q the austions dssirei tie property vii be SID
"a squares or 90.
Ia cah the balance at SIX and 10 months. for
xAbe nGeJ with nsrett add q, ard ed by rut dtd
mn 2S Jas. N. TAYLOR SON, Au u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28

THI NAsHviLLE hNss.-rde publi1aton Of The Nash
vile TBlss hss been suppressed The last numser, is
Eusd the lsh states that the terms and eondons
which he Publication would be allowed b. Governor
JohnsOa such 9. is impossible for an indspenl lent
Journal 70 comply with I thus that the traitor Andy
johnson begins to do his dr,v work
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
A CARD

A CARD
nGwW ooGGE, I.Is rsAd,ni Phyiehn Of BSisVao Eos
~ psl hAvhg the once Ia the Law Badag tnty
rAksr OG,rs rs professional services TO re elk
Of Richmond nd Vi Fly.
PAurs Ia Recommending Dr.. cOEgn ny friends and
pAsrSnL
nhiS-lv' PARKERMD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28

Gas JoHHsTOs.-ThS LynehOurE virglniAn learns
fsOa gSatlsnan Who eODvsrlsd with Gen. Lss, day
two since thai he considered the syACuAiOn Of Ma
feat that would stamp Gen. Johnston fplsndid
commander even II he bad gissn no other sVasnSrs Of
graf military oIpsOity.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
VERY DpSIRsBLE FARm FOR SALE, on
hentw Central Hosd, In BenrIeo county

NHRN UFStKf III z FAWW FOH SALB, ON
tue INV Central Hoad, In HenrIco county,
lying en- Il OF Richmon "a auction.-. THE rela,H
John rury Etq Il sell tn pTnises, on MIDDAY.
tn day q april SO, 'eirg I'll Ce:Oek, NJ this
sIaNe farm miles ri hm1rd rbe ia contains 70
flAnd The Ia ov'mSnts co.L 70 1--WE la house,
Kitchen tie u,Ttl ttii MS 1htr bbou 20
ceAed AMI 10 Of tvsh Which about 70
tfcats sRdS abe bAlstGs Of the lnd In Hood and
good mbVr.
Adjlla,n the farm 10 a NIL
Shirg engage ia ettlng timber vii have GOOD o?-
So there good qua - q Cas ami in tim
Der the fam
The Io adml;atl adapted III, growth OF siry
tables d fruit
Pes Wishing purchase moderate size farm " at las beer
highly proved by linz would 10 well to erd toe ssl as
SELL h h. A.h perG ttif him 10
attend toe cultivated Of NO fArns
TheterJ ~ be made Stating AMI made noHn on
the day Of sal.
be boJgt privately befre the day Of sale n sired
uh2i-tdi JAS 81 TsYL0k SJE, Aucs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28

VALUAREE SOBJRHAN FAH NJ KNOWN
a, "Dogwood - in the town OF sidney, onr
mile west OF the city, at AuciiJn.-We I'M upon
he premises tuesday, The lst cay OF April, 1881, n
neneinE R clock, 81 The valuable suburban farm, krogn
nosEo d." the late residence otEsa binson decsa'cd
oca.ed Havi, Street in Sidney, mile vest OF The ~
Tres lnesec iolcf HSys aud Rosnso sIses hcjo J.
az TIE lanes OF hesS Shields, Garter, fod, and ous And
aims By recent rty n acres
The emit property located in beSudfu oak grove Of oil
crow and be laid OF n:o lots 10 sui. ihc
'evs u purclASe't.
Ts property for building purposes Is desirable
the make AID iRvt the SCnn OF persons d,sins to
subar' proTe " or capi,'ii'ts 10 this sao
TsRsa-A Of $500 and ucdsr, fourth Cash. tn, ha
at IT, And is months his amount onehth cSh,
H. IS and 70 MONTHS regouAbe notes with
interest ADDED ard secured by trr It desd.
The taIes for 1862 70 be paid by the Purchase
mhi9 ia JAS n. TAYLOR 4 BON, AueG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
RATrALION OF CAYALRY.


IN the mon Of Heb uary lived Aory ron hs Teere
Il Ia Of a.. " sLs bst Hen regimen Of Cavalry
hesa'si ynie AXE d until nj jne and psspse
BIT aon % cava fAsn bs done vi hpHt absent
nrseHt macl son ny present command
desrirg e I'll In tds uAtrio,e Effort and
Ssh hssiy re,rut aud rAS paal,s VII.
sss 70 = lia O. or shat ia gu better rep psnon
Expect esmpane' Ct infn,ry and sf artillery
al selet o. mi co suisnd
~ Com,,a g IeAitt b. ma tered into vice viii Inform
me Is te ezra Or o r.l'e viii promptly the
49, al or The present at sss Yah ouhb hoatl de oiMAn
rsir tlrour a, n CLAY FATE,
ms91-t,' Cap, cOnd 6 Cavs'ry Company, RAo6
TUSE To HAED Pure cad In Oll.-i0y0 lbs In
- ssE., just seevsd and f,r sale BY lovE4CO mhG
4 aNDNN PrRrgR.-s essS Len :Oa Porter, In PMS,
IL for sale ~ DO RAoO. NJ %
Hops ami Barley Malt for sale We have 'n1n
III ot Of piIs in b for sale 50 BArty AAi suit
|hS-s.' y. srEARSs 90.
NJ @. WHISKY bbs Of superior NOrh Carolina
mhS No. Q Exchange Block
KxoHANaR AND BANKING HOUSE., /
O. w. PuRCuL \ %
UNHs hEhss marie, price paid for Cold and silver StOsE
IL boaght aud sold on connlsl0a- - -
oc2s ". PUROrLL 90.
IRON PGPR-IS fse,SH Inch Iron lip ! for sale by
II EAi5-iW kUNp JAMS, larry Street,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATB
- the Deep Kun Turnpike, HcDrico County,
Ihrce miles from EichDlons, ut auction.-.I
q John nHteheon Eq We sh Sell upon the Pr
mises, WEONRsDAY tph 3D. commene IL O'Clock,
the vluste Farm oo-tsd above and Ste to the late
sdene OF Ambrose Hu ehen deed II contains hundred
aud ehtyrSht and TAI AcrIs hundre aad thirty Il
sheA cared tni Ia hgn safe Of eul Yston. and tie
mAnder In weed There siE. barn and two Ice houses
he prem sand three ent Ice ponds.
The n;ghbOrhSod ponAtle AID rapidly I'm, row
n agriculture.
will be divided into ts AID f,rrs n Eui te yss
Of bldeA plat Of which be at the Once OF tie arc
ionee'G
TENs-onehrd cash the remainder at ard IL months r
negotiable notes. with late added and secured BY trcr
le.6G.
nhlo-,ds JAS NJ. TAYLOR Son, Auet's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
FEMALE TEACHER wANrsD.

DY mme ia application At this once, alaiy, etmpets 10
teach aus and ILe ordinary bran hes Of FINAL Sh
btan stuat GA IN family in tie country. mhH q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
1A mysslf CANDIDATE for Re election 70 the emse OF
CITY ms S ~. JUnrs A. BossoNT

49, mESPECIEULL.n !. ~. Sm.so =,
CRY o15.sOf0K ,unrs A. Hossos.4
YALUABtE AND ATTRAC-
AS TIVE real EErATE TO BE OLD AT AUCTION
ya,,S. seal E..s 10 eSmr oa 4. Au,oa this day,
reneng At q Ceock NJ vI lst the valuable real eAe On
S sra h .i ,so nSs a' on sSs
.3e S1S, sIs. Ss A., .ss m orsSy
Mr. EDWARD kesy ii" ttssT " eileL ~ that valuable
~ Ne ,rs Hal OFF 90 For pucu Iu,iiOn
head. GoDDlSA APrths n, Aa-"
NkGROEs! NEGROES! We wish . hhe i.rtI ne
N rOs fol the balance Of nii s,Ik IN Nye eosn
Snd for good vi pay 81 o isen anu
nh rs -1v Union lead ll.e'
RFsPEoTPUILY am upce m,s card da' for re s'c Ian
to tte eGee Of City Sergeant -pov.su RIDLEY
49, no THE VORERs OF THB
0ASS uITYC KIOdaOND. Il respectfully iIroanee ny
sell candidate for the osPiAilsy Ofus sdGsI WAsUh
LABOR RS WANTED.
UJgE L-.liAurs wing made appropriation Is bic the
gaon Canal ARd 10 Improve The su nav get OF Jane
Id re- ere requr.i III sc prOeL PertnI having slaves
10 r. for the re iue of Ap year IcrA th pm &, will
pie. addrS.. The und'rnd =. he tsS1 ss Aa'
na9S~eois of,hsJsE Rive, and Kan ..ha mp nv
RICHmoyD AND DANvLLs RAILROAD.
@E z e : 80 - Ea&A
ON and Asr Friday, Msrsh 23h the Passenger fsinS will
- GOING WEST.
Nail Train Richmond daily st n, ;nd arrives In
A. suGE is L connecI with the South Side
Railroad for ih5 West.
o)sISG EAST.
Nal Tdla Oanvi daily except ssndAyi) At
and arrives 10 RcAm, nd Gt p. m.
AtBlFkyie with he rams on the Sorth bds Raj
road for No:fok and tetsrsSurg
The does beyond Bertvle, at which point
!" N'''-'' II oARTBa,
uh General tIck AGENT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28

MILITARY CLOTRIEG,-6rey Uniform Coats, Grey
WI Pants Bl-s Uants Grey and blue Vets all gotten spin
Of materials fer sale a. right prices b.
BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS,
fehs liS and lis Nsin street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28

HluB0NATR AMMONIA. (aartsho rn.) rs lbs
- oaro. Ann, MA 20 Is P,pPernai, IS Ghorolor
dti, say, saeby DO 81 Co. HhH
= sGO.-a slsu coo ls,s,E,, 70: tslsby
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28

pIEPaOSr RAILnoaP COMPANY.
TN0 the rorh OAroiS Apd tbs Rehmo1d and Dan
vile Railraads bstVgsn Gfsensbo'o AMI Dsgys-Bv al
thry grated the ohAis: Of Via Pedcn, road,
opea ks Of sbsepOa 20 the said RAosd, the Au-
he Rchuo1d and DEuve Railroad Company,
Saturday the 18Th March subseTbs viii pay Five Dol
lArs per slaTs al he tine q slsserbtng
LSyis Z. HAsVIR,
A. Y. SrOKEL SComr'a
fe94-u rho. W BRocKRNBRouaI r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28

EXTRACT:
KDJUrANr ASD ISspR. GENERALS oFHcK,
RICHMOND, March 20, lssl !
SPKCIAL ORDERs,l
- Nc. -
VII The tiiay DepIrE ent % Henreo, undIr the
m nd Dr. raider raj J. WINTER, eHtsaGoi 10 lnslude
~ Pseisu ard the ado nig ami surrounding county,
- n. dstAncs " Ten nj %.
Jao. wIrHERs
mhfT-lW AIS. Adj Gen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-05
Great Excitement at Cincinnati--An
Attack from the Rebels.

CtNoiNNArI, Sept. 2.
Business is entirely suspended here. Thu
cars have stopped running. The people arc
quietly but actively organizing for defense
No male citizen is allowed TO leave the city.
Our troops are preparing to evacuete Cynthi-
ana, Ky. Humphrey Marshall is reported to
be marching on that place from Piketon.
The undersigned by order Of Maj. General
Wright has assumed command Of Cincinnati,
Covington and Newport. II is but fair to in
form our citizens that an active. daring and
powerful enemy threatens them with every
consequence Of war. yet the city must be de-
Tended, and the inhabitants assist in Their
preparations.
First. ALI business must be suspended at Q
o'clock to-day. Every business house must
be closed
Second. Under the direction Of the mayor,
the citizens must, within an hour after the
suspension OF business, assemble in convent
ent public PLACES ready for orders. and as
soon as possible they will then be assigned
the work. This labor ought to be one OF
love, and the undersigned trusts aud believes
that il will be so. Any how it must be done.
The willing shall be promptly credited, and
the unwilling promptly visited. The princi-
Ptu "N"pt'N - RtNlHthe iot tue ihuOfs hpiultIN
for the battle. Martial law is hereby pro-
claimed in the three cities uud! they can be
relieved by the military. The iuiunctions Of
this proclamation will be executed by the po-
lice
Third Ferry Boats will cease plying the
river at o'clock, A. NJ. until further orders
LEWIS WALLACE.
Mai Gen COMMANDING
Paris, KY, was evacuated last night. Our
troops falling back to Cynthians.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2--lO p. m.
The excitement has oeen very high here
all the afternoon. The citizens are enrolling
themselves rapidly in the different wards
Large numbers are working on the fortifco-
tons on the Kentucky hills. Gov Todd az
rived this afternoon, and is in communication
with the military authorities
The utmost exertions are being made fjr
defense of the city. The rebels il is expected.
are some 20 900 or 10000 strong, and re-
ported to be at Boyle's Station, 80 miles
from this city They are expected to arrive
opposite the fertilization on Thursday.
The 45th and 59th Ohio regiments are fall
ing back slowly TO Covington. Our pickets
arc all out All the steamboats, have been
ordered to remain on this side oil the river.
Gen. Gilbert's command, which had fallen
back from Lexington, reached Frankfort to-
night. Some apprehensions were felt for
their safety, There is no telegraphic c.mmu-
nication south Of Falmouth.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-05
Deatbs.

In Montpelier. Aug. 29th, JANIS GoLDsBuRY, infant
son Of JAMES q. anu OELASrHA FRsScH, aged mos.
In East Montpelier, Aug ~, Mrs. Mary c wife Of
Richard Dillon For the last 90 years aTesident Of Bos
ton, Mass,
Ia Chelsea. Aug 8, Edward A., only son Of Perley c.
aud Fanny A. jones' aged n years
IN Waterbury Aug lG IA, Amasa Pride ESQ aged IS
vars, 10 months aud 3 days Mr. Pride was barn in
Llsnu, Conn In hia fourteenth year he to brook
held Vermont. which plaee his father had moved two
wears beiure In 1902. VA his 26ih year he opened
t"r i" waterbury, and became the first permanent and
surtrHslul merchant in The place. lie commenced hns
ness with very little capital but by his sound Judgment
sterling integrity, and great energy and enterprise, he
accumulated large property, aud became one Of the
most substantial aud valuable men In the community
His hand open every call Of charity and the public
good He had been consistent member OF the cougre
gaiional church twenty-six years.
Ia DuNbury, Aug. IS Ebenezer Corss, Esq in tue
93i wear " his aye Mr. CoIss born In GrrenGeld
Mass. March 18Th, l772, lie came 10 Duxbuty In 1852
being Of the irsi settlers Of the town. For many
years he leading man In the town. having repre-
sented il 10 the legislature sixteen years. lie made
profession Of religion aud united with the congregational
Church in Waterbury in his 73d year having cherished
hope nom his youth Al his death he was the oldest
person not only In town, but In all the region around
him.
In puxbury, Aug. %, Mr. Gilbert Huniey in the 5sh
year " his are. As friend neighbor aud citizen Mr.
Hun,ly was one Of the most valuable In community
aud his loss will b. widely fe't
In Waterbury Aug S6th, Jesss Of Sidney Brown.
aged weave
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-05
GeN.POPE FALLING BACK TO WASHINGTON

NEW York, Sept 8.
The Iribupe's correspondence states that in
consequence Of the threatening demonstration
of the rebel Generals Hill and Longstreet, it
was deemed necessary on Monday night to
evacuatc Centreville, which was done our
troops retiring towards Fairfax Court House,
Reno's division leading and McDowall's fol-
lowing. Before reaching Fairfax they we're
attacked by a detachment of Gen. Hills di-
vision, under Stuart, who was concealed in
the woods near the village and who poured in
yolley upon volley upon Stevens brigade. 49,
Generals Reno and Stevens Immediately
formed into line Of battle, and Gen. Stevens
troops charged through TIE woods, driving
the rebels before them with great slaughter
1t was in this charge that Gen. Stevens was
killed and his son wounded. Gen. Kearney's
battallions then opened, causing great havoc ;
the enemy finally retreated and our troops
passed on without further molestaiion. The
enemy's loss was very heavy. Gen. Stevens
command, included the 2sth Massachusetts
regiment Our loss is not stated.
Another 1rbuues dispatch dated yesterday
says the news from Fairfax last evening states
that the enemy is still pursuing or threaten
ing to pursue the fankihg movement TO which
Gen, Pope referred.
1t was believed that Gen. Lee had massed
his troops on Little River turnpike, north Of
Centreyille and preparations had been made
TO meet him, and the probabilities were that a
great battle would be fought yesterday, Tues
day, or to-day.
The llth Mass. regiment lost in Fridays
battle l05 killed and wounded out OF $40.
The latest intelligence from Maj. General
Pope's army dated Headquarters says that
his whole column was falling back to Fairfax
Court House and from thence to Washington.
Falls Church has been evacuated by our
tfouus.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-05

The steamer North American, from Liver
pool, Aug. 81, and Londonderry, ODD, for
Quebec, arrived off Cape Race at 7 o'clock
this morning.
The Times in an editorial on the latest
phase of the civil war says it infers from un-
disguised sneers in the journals, and the bold
insolence of the bar, as exemplihed in the
Gordon case at Boston, that the undercurrent
of popular disgust with the war is beginning
to find expression. Referring to the con
scripuon and its attendant measures, it says
the land of self-government and unlimited
freedom is ruled by force that is creating
terror, and that involuntary servitude is now
the lot of the white race.
The Morning Herald says il would be the
salvation of the Northen States if the Great
Power of Europe would immediately forbid
the hopeless continuance of the war. Ii ur-
ges that il decisive disaster should befall
Pope, Mcclellan, or Buell., the North may
carry on border warfare and maintain a
blockade, but it would have nothing to say
against the Power that proffers to the south
a recognition aud the right hand of fellowship
The Daily Ne'os says the symptoms of bit
telness aud desperation are such that extra
ordinary exertions on the part of the North
are called for. II is sufficiently clear the war
can only be speedily closed by bringing an
overwhelming force into the field, and every
friend, pot only OF America but OF humanity
and peace, will, therefore, desire to see the
new levies rai,ed and equipped without fur
ther delay.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-05
Special notires.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.


DIR. OH EES EN- A MS pTI,T
The combination Of ingredients In thsse Phi, are ,bs
result OF long and extensive practice They are mild
in their operation and certain in correcting Al. i,,.v
lartiss Painful Mensruauous. temovins ali ob.,rn.
IONS whether from cold otherwise headache. main In
the side papiiation Of the heart whites, all nervous A.
iAei'on' hys,eres fatigue, pain ia the back .nd ir.b.
~ di''ofbef sleep, which arise nom in eruption n
DIR oHEEsRmAN's PILLS
was the commencement u new .fs a. ne Treatment
those irregularities and distractions which have eonsen
ed ~ many TO PREMATURE oKAva. No female cal
enjoy good health unless she regular and whenever a
cline. "
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eeotual remedy ever known for all com.
plants peculiar TO Fegpaes To all classes they are in
valuable, inducing, nth fatnty periodical re0uayfv
They are known to thousands, who have used them At
different periods. throughout the country having the
sanction Of be most eminent Physicians In Ameries
Explicit directions, stating when they should not he
usrd with each boS,he rice One Dollar per Box con
tairing from 40 to 90 Pills
Flls sent BY matt promptly. by RENTING Ia tn. Pro-
prietnr Sold by druggists generally.
X. y HUTCHISs. Proprietor.
20 Cedar ST, New York
sodb s. ? Redheld. aud l.. r. Pierce & Co Msn,.
'eher also BY J: W. Roby Co., Burlington.
May27.dswly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-05
OLD "STONEWALL" MOVING ON
BALTIMORE.

PHILADEBPHfA, Sept. g.
The Inquirer Of this city makes the follow
ing statements
Baton Rouge has been completely destroy
ed by our troops.
General Breckenridge had demanded its
surrender. He bad large army with him.
The wounded who were in the hospitals at
Falls Church have arrived in Washington
The railroad bridge over Bulls Run has
again been destroyed by the rebels.
Stonewall's Jackson is on his way to Balti-
more via Lees burgh, with 10000 men. He
intends crossing near Edwards Ferry.