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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-29
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

= 70 nv aIIIIlasoS !. Co. I.reT5
WILL be sold. at our sales room, Governor
w street, door shove Franiin) TUESDAY Dec. 80
commanding a. 10 o'clo general assortment Of House
hold Furniture, &C. rs sting In part Of .
Wardrpbes sud Book Presses
Belsleads, Bed and Hair Mattresses
Marble fcp, Centre aud Pier Tables
Beautiful Marble Top Mahogany Liquor Case
Avery superior Dinner SET, 40 pieces
Cooking Saves -
Wash Boards -~.-.aL ta- - q ....
Pier Glasses, Clocks, Tables
1 excellent Sewing Machine In ect.vorkin<sorder
- ALSO
"a Some small lots Of Manufactured Tobacco
Several barrels Smoking Tobacco d .. $500. .-
~ bbls Superhne Flour
lao bs CoPperss, ac 80 Dc f'i "'.r-
f ds29-tds WILLIAMSON A Co Auet.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-29
BY Jas. N. TAYLOR 4 son, Auc,..i

T ARGE FIR MED RESIDENCE AND
i ~ THxRE VACANT LOTS ADJOINING, ON BLOODY RUN
srRELT, AT AUCr0N.Ws Mill sell, upon the premises,
TUESDAY, the Both day Of December, commencing al O'clock
N large framed residence, located Bloody Rxn
FORMERLY oEnedh oeeapIed by Capt VIM Burke
ale. above the basement contains nine good and In good
The lot fronts 32 feet and runs back the depth
tie Rbnvs VII be sold three handsome lots ad
Joining Onin 80 ieet each the souihde Of Bloody Run
street, and running back as above. .-.... ~.
This property ssYsted and commands nae Ts" Of the nv
eT, and surrounding country.
fERxsone- third cash. the balance ~ months foT
negotiable Es;eS With interest added, and secured by
deed. =. g ~ -..E ...-s.t ..f L-- ....
de25-tiG JAS w. TATIl0n 4 son, Aucts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-29

T. ARtiE SALEOF NEGROES IN LYNCH
BrRa Wall wai.ra;Sa TUESDAY morning. Soh h,i.
II nla-E IL Lneh- wsTtnss, WITHOUT regard
10 weather SIXTY EEeEot, coaGy o. Men. wdqers B.ys
sd iii The Of them at Servants.
'isSj-lds' =. b. xKERs, Auoiionecr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-29
TSXRCUTORIS! SAFE. OF THIRTY-FIYE

TIXRCUTORss Ei LIE, OF THIHTY-FIYE
Ii ne eth6f fandar 500, Chat 6eug
iherfae ~ public rAs ION The bubt &qre, 1he
town 6L Charlottesville Abou yaldabe slaves, cons
nr 81 uen women boys And girls bengto The estate d Dab
lty Minor, dsS'd o. klhemsre county Ia 80 .: e.
a ths credit Of few siQnth'
edtily. - =" 1872 L "NlHiAM MiNoR,.,- :.
deSI-iu J.: .:.i ;Ex'of o. Dabney Minor decd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-29

NOTICE. yi1lsell at public auction, at the
Auction Rooms Of Hector Davis TUESDAY, the 9Th day
Of January 1863 very likely young aBt child "a ooi
house .eryanp and one boy, Heay belonging he
n Thornton, Decd --. 'r1 p ''-.t p s' - -
Sats will take place At u a. D. T. WILLIAMS,
dr29-tdSf Admir- ~ ". II. Thnuion. decd. !,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-29

GALE OF GO NEGROES FOR DIVISION
~ BY request the surviving partners VII % .,
once ON Franklin street Richmond Ys al the negroes be-
sapuel W. u. Hardroye, commencing Of 10 o'clock a. m
Wednesday 51s Dec isc2 and continuing day 70 day IN
Ill all sold. u 80 100 u ...'-..- .'.. = : =
de29 tbs %, -.f.-. 81. PUJIIaME on .Ape,x ri
A DEMONSTRATORS Sale OF, 10 Neeroes.
"A On TUESDAY, the 6th day OF Isuuary 1855 We viii sD
public Auction, office, Franklin street Rchmo,d
VA the nsges belonging the saniei hariaoyr
deceased consisting Of farm hsnd cooks Ksshss aud roners
aud factory hands. PULLIAA co., Iscts
BY order, " a. HARDGR0yg Admit
de20-tds enc rrrrf go 4. s4A'L HlRDshOyK, deed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-29

GAIT NOTTCE.-T'he quota of SALT for
H.nrico overrrs contract, Ia nos ready Tor ah-
bu;ion a. he Cs, County House Each person entitled 70
x pound. and bring te exact change at ten cen" per
pO %ni.f '' ''' GEO D. PiEAsANTs, sheriff n. g,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-29
NOrlCE TO TAX PAYERS

NOR SALE-A very superior Rosewood
= - WILLIAMSON . co.
d.la-tf Governor st. door above Vrankbn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-29
RROWN SUGAR, APPLES, TWINS, &C.

de9-iu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-29

4. j. ?. BENJAMIN,
de2sAlOt @ Secretary of State.
, 1862-05-15
Ghs farmers Corner.
Hard.haadad aornaa.

wish through the medium Of your com
nonsense paper TO describe simple method
Of holding fiery, hard.bitted, or runaway
horse. Tut the buckle or strap Of the rein
through the bit ring, and fasten it to some
part Of the bride between the ears and
the mouth Of the horse. The advantage Of
this easy and quick made arrangement is
two-fold:
]. h.draws the bit into the corners Of the
mouth, whatever be the position Of the horses
head. :.
Q. Tho force exerted on the bit in this
manner by the same power at the end Of the
rein, though not quite doubled, is very much
greater than when the rein is attached simply
TO the bIt By this means have seen the
most fre,fnl and ungOvernable animal imme-
diately converted into 9 serviceable plow.
horse, while my eased limbs and shoulders
gave direct testimony In favor Of the dimln.
ished labor Of managing the team.
The arrangement is also convenient In
driving an Unmatched team. one horse being
fast, and the other moderate traveller. Ar
range the reirs as directed for the fast horse,
leaving the others in the common way.
, 1862-05-15

Ihs inenlllnds d mn % hI1 l1l|0W mln b . ot1n
ur. Win y l that tclilmn1la, plompled b ~ nneF
nlrrdco their bo1 diyl N phanihIuplc dsIol1n % -
alI1s1lioa q lh1 ne q lE1II moliaY. EmnlFo,Im
11odl Ne columnl q cur pms with ian1nllnl and
lcl,,ea. ll..el p4s9s g ~ verb q 1.,r o.n
llum uoIt1y man, Who, hid period 1no1, aormld
doItlned . ihug a. biz mortal COLI Who lodk11 f1l
lnr1 . BE d|lolulIon uf1 that pilrule uhch only
CoulEalv . hupe. lhe ohl a hklllnl phyIcln hnl
lnItolld hin b hl l1rmlI hoalth. Relieved um n
terrible lllunllnn, 1l9 mpal1 ~ Hntin1l, ho mako1
known Ne CO. and a111l and h Statement
\ allhlDtlcli1d b N1lnIy Public Lh1 demands d
1ocGT ImrllvoII oomm1nd ~ putIdll ,nnd y u SVEN
mn1o % van Ne lnuay than . 1ound ~ prglo q
, 1862-05-15
dsrfuI Publications.
Leonard Scott & Co.'S
REPRINT or fAH
BRITISH REVIEWS
AND
bLAckWooD's MAGAZINE.

EoNARD SCOTT CO.. New Y6Fk, continue 70 S-bdhtsh
II the following BRITISH PERIODICALS, Wis:
!. The London ouaEterlv, CcOnssrVatVs)
1. The EdIRbirgh ISSietI, (IsaEJ
Q. The North British Review, CFFee ChureAl
4. The WsstminStsr Review, QdbsrLi)
8. BlaekwoOd's EdInbdEEh Magazine, TOSy)
Ths.e Periodicals. ably represent the great political parties
Great DrlanWhie Tory, and Radical; but politics form on
one feature Of their ehafaef A organs Of he pro
tound writer's Science, Literature, Morality, and Religion
ey stand - they have stood unVAed In the World 0l
leer being considered Indispensable the scholar and he
professional man while 10 The Intelligent reader Of eveFy class
hey ani1h mort correct and aASctoy record Of he cur
rent Literature 6 the day. throughout he SOEd than eGn b-
SHY be obtained from any Ulhkf source. y
The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the British publs.
e gives additional value 10 these REPRINTS nasmueh they
be placed In The hands % SuscFbe shout q Soon
q TIE oPignd editions.
, 1862-05-15
as ADVICE GRATIS. rs
HOLLOWAY;S PILLS.


n 10 FufIty tno Blood. =
Fhsss plh have bssn plaosd b .. common eon.,ni
lanel q he body They have 1avel tholl1n1s, yoar
alsF yuar non hlllng anmi1co tothe ensci1 q oys-
pspll, oyllnlely, dlauhua, con.tp1ilol, liver con-
Excessive u1ahnou md debIlIlY, thg uauln91 q g.
oIea1lng orgnlio enoly and va dsoay, ll6 Eol1oIld
and reGnlmlled Vim Qgor and holllhl action n every
szkiiilsInS l1insnas q ih6 nsilslss.
, 1862-05-15

War is game of science, not question
Of courage. An army Of one hundred
thousand may overthrow to-day an army Of
one hundred and fifty thousand. Il may
kill and wound twenty thousand Of the foe,
and lose but ten thousand men itself; yet
the one hundred and thirty thousand Of the
enemy, being demoralized and kOrs dU COM
BAT, will hardly venture on the following
day to renew the contest with the remaining
ninety thousand Of the victors. All nations
are brave, but history Is full Of instances
where the best men have laid down their
arms. The idea that any people cannot be
conquered Is not even decent nonsense. The
notion that on army without money, leather
or lead-withOuta harbor or ship ct SEA-
without recognition or Q reputable cause,
can defy the laws Of life and strength, and
permanently Withstand the mighty pressure
Of equal courage and continually replenished
force, is preposterous, and nothing else.
From observations made by English and
French naturalists in the valley Of sOmmer,
France, Il would seem as If man was an In.
habitant Of the earth when many extinct ani-
mals-such as the mastodou, Siberian ele-
phant, and the extinct rhinoceros -roamed
through European forests. Il has hitherto
been held BY geologists that these animals
were all extinct before man appeared on he
globe; but I,400 manufactured articles Of
flint and human teeth have been found with
their remains, in situations indicating that
man was their cotemporary. =
Saxony, no larger than Rhode IsIand or
~. -.i..a "a - II q nnn AZ, "A 49, n y. -
, 1862-05-15
San tranrisru.

1 = .AASNsa-8
and WeS IN state Of almost utter prOsFation
nIoned b NJ physicians that thty could % nothjSs
most fortunately, applied 70 Dr. l. j. Csapf.vS S1sS s
an nov well and perfectly sound man. Il G diG,cSa
o1 ne 2 sxpres tne emotions q deepest GIatii0de
o1ss rec:ved q The haDd1 Of Dr. CEHphsy, and ~
slSced thae !. e leAst in my power % tender IN
e ssTIs sI:s sIsSos9SS So & BIZ Ese. sL and capacity L
may Be the nature Of your case am conident thst ~
y ald relief hy applying % Dr. CsapSsy. ~ TS SyOs
O0% y nj SI'Ad and 'A''' 4 HHESr gAH,'I1R s:rs
suh!cr6s and sworn 10 Ssore sTat vs. ~ ,SSsSSSo FIX
Scsco;s "a AD lsSS oityaDd county q san SisScIsOo;
fI-GI ~. rmBAUGr. RoAr, puhux
NE undsnigpeds personally acquainted with Henri
the teCegollg ceItiacats are tFus HoSaW HenrV WI.
ing during bis tllne, and beam willing teumoSy y m
hot Of u, TsuarEAOls cure By Dr. I. . CnPLsSt
susSca and sworn TO bssOrs ne, M SSs ~ a. :,
e "a, AD iSsS; CITY and county o. San Fnncoo
tLSi ~. THIBAULF, Notary publIo.
DR.. I. J. .czAPKAYs private Medical and surv.,i
ln.eIeSse z o. sseIa~snto street, below MUnteomsTyi
sas FnnelSCo. The doctor OneFs nee conSsiationS'
ana ~. no enumeration unles. be enects cure,
a. ~. Tne following letter. which emphatcally spsah
Phladelpha College Of Medicine % ne cdito ~ ~
Paeiac Medical and Surgical Journal" Sn In Sr,'cS,
"E PuDnO."ont
z,.,. sa,,.-..,s,. taILADLLPHIA, Jan. I'M, 1850
-. ~ facec AsaIoat and Sgoal JouraaII
IN ~ n.s- sssnL1n nas peen called 70 o. aItielS
DscemoeI humber o. your journal, IN regard % ~
~ HsstsiN !. ~ 1nssa n ne fnilAdelphiA Collage
Meelclne % ". Z. .C1apknI When the Application
~ ~ sSs ~. "a sos - sne tacaly wa accompA-
C-cniSy ~. .Lo % we euecs that nf
~ FIX IA siSsua =. ~ q ne UnVsniy
a. -. ,ssT,ss y Sasaeoa n tns h91g1FAa amy
s.,snsah - ~ ~ gs.CsloneI oI meelcne On sha
~ Ss " E n. W osgrS w. qanted. The I'd oun-
Ss1 ~ a." ~ % sIns ne ,%Pss conferred gadH.l
s2s ~ - nv pnvleees. Had there boan ~
h..a ~. a:, IIegaAy, ne application would
a... IN ~ y tsasa inserting III. IN your journal,
WI 10 IN 10 justice % NE COLLEGE, and oOnisg
'as"I " Aoon, very respectfully,
Fl. RAND.
Dean of The KaeulU Of The Philadelphia Ooersof Medicine
hHnAhkABLs INSTANCE or MEDICAL RELIu1.
Below Wo publiah The csFtacaNea of ,hr.. AZ N. -
ioEOn from tho panap Of disraae Nh Havins ,.sS
their lOFmeF healk ana Imneilsd ~ S,sa,S n.y.
known their cases ana remedisI aSa.f III 'hss'
monl1 are anthenIIcated ~ Nosnrs pnhii. ~ aS
af society lnDoTionalV oomand ~, ',aS,..,. ~ ~
oomond IhsIr neFnsai h IN S,isSein ~ m ~ W
-u.v..-, -. = -. - -...-..-'- y e"aA0'se'
'ANAV-AsS - Ihh noENIIvn 10 0RATlTuDB.
m u,a.,,,...dp a.IsIiI
nav g mini i1nats asosgh n = 49, ~
y.%,sssss. IsIIsi q i6sI s9sREs nay s oSisISsS
,,-,,,s y, ~ ~ ~ peoley apes hs most sincere
- ~ ~ y ~ - iof tho permanent IpcoV.
, 1862-05-15

i tha ul1lEIislod, having hetn und,r lhs truainnt
q D.. 4 2. .C-.l..y. aihe111 unlOllelsd, ~ call,9
gpo - ~ p4llcy y t1o euc.cy ~ b. lIllimlllf
hoping ~ y DING . may 3 lniiInmllnlin Pc
venting non q. l.lIidl lulInR and mlIy Which
IeApoIlncod, end which . oItln rl1ut um ~ pen.
elo1l pllclo q pllll11el NJ 11lalo hns ben ihal
q physical an1 m1la eelIllly, ull1h lnou1 n cg1.os
q11nco q n1l1.olI1nl n youth. Ihe agonlll g1ll1
e1olleo ~ peInap1 ulnool1y ~ ne D lll1iI l11I
~ known 3 oo.o Who have eElrT1nood lhlm. ol0co
% ~ thai having called the rsrvioll q d; "
o.tc.l -, l-I.l.',.s-. el " e1psel.n1-1 -
nay l1yo nIm1Q q hin y1lo mogo thnn realized.
yol|1 hep1.oIe I.coumanl D. Cnpkny y all uhom mel
I'd h1iIflii di1In q f1Il.vile lhsa. 'i
el.i6 d CaIIIdnll, cy ald County q e,i Fnndl.es
% NJ ele dsy q July, 10. Io5o liols ms Wm o,
Jouol Nul1y tu1ul peIInn1ly 1ppo1ro1 D. J. NalI.f
~. ths. ~ epuilhh q ~ eald hlIr1Iih asn'thg
% Vilssa uhesoi, hsss hsssunlo =, NJ hana, 30
anxe1 ~ clrlal s1.l, lhe oly an1 ytaF above uFln
LEBl w. O.JnWEII, nollly Plll'1
, 1862-05-15


lay bololu he pnbo oaas uhlph d1ssrVp1 { conmen
alon. nos on - an aot q aolsnf1o ah b1t thai a
humanity ello, Abn1t I've yoan agn nn1don.y, anf
non c.n11 unknown . ne. va SEIZED with enI q
epley which, owing b ny lnahllily . nett ths ~
and ~ tloalaaemenlu which m1t Win = nii1mplnI
son h.came iuah e. ~ then ID = hs1ISl 4 .
80 ne .llI q any physician. IWas ntouontlv. Wills
u paulil q ~ ealing, lhrouu dow D iho eTuund
u.eoue Ne alehio1. warning; und allhongh inisn1kt
. =. agpll.. ~ dspl.dths mi1T1lo d ~ M and
oon .1lnee . look npdD thols Who Wo1l1 NnanF a;l
eoeo q ehell,l ne fpm danger e enamial WIN a1aghi
y pIoo1g i1e exIlenee o. NJ mn1Fos. Wits ~ th8
al.e. ela llsng. proylou1 % ny sglnl. tallea ne
alo19 q m onoe m1Ia u11 Induced b attempt 49,
lnG ~ q phY1olal, end, b FscOmmsndat'oi caIlsd
apel p. y. Ca.play. Tod hin q ~ c1lnlilnc1Ie
end q ~ inability . louald hin lof III slFvics ~
elIlell u which, houovof, he q oncs undertook NJ
Co., ald, uIl1 lho hlnlIll nf 0od, ~ o1oS moIo
ll1olod % plrlct hoaIfh' UnahlS b rlWnFf Nm ~
~ bnql u1oh jgy q plelsnl and ~ conscious n
NJ i1dltlednel, c6n1idlf h dno I6 nyIllf md Al
neef 4 medical advlss my and phyIicnn d Wksm
epuy e.naa.npp ela = plASsd. 81. 81. 49,. g
s.s q 6.uhni. COUNTY Z 80 rsiSsSso iSssSsA ssb-
.,,!ssa s.d sson . Esiss =: .SE Il ~ q 1uss;,
ffsl oHnERF :. GRANT. Ho,..y fub.ii
, 1862-05-15

OFlooal Ws.klss neIVula drhll,y low plIin lSla1es
u1llo4 q ne limbs and hac1 I1f'p1I1iln ou1 ilc1-
~ q memaIY. aversion 3 Socciy, IolS q llIlllll.
lmI1T ~ o|lIu1I oIIlIn11I. hal1nfI1 InllIInllly
o.1c1mgla rnlll n fhs -. ul1cll1gl = o.o 80
iIl cured hl tho IliIl clrllllld nhI1l ali lI1lln
= J. C1lrElTs H u1Iho1 q ciIIil 1Il11ll1 , ~
tuall1gl - 1l.nl end ts1os tho lIlll no11l1 AZ
- Fiisasss.
, 1862-05-15
DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
Ptibsis DsaisaI apa Surgical institute


EItahlished n 1854
Ror Ghs permanent CuIs q IN Priuais ana Chuuio Dh
olnrai end ~ nlpprl1lnn q o1lck1ly
lls d ~ Hungarian n1lollI1iay uaIt ohl1f phyrf
unn b lh1 lol6 n11'n1ll q nnIio1l chIIf oirlSon
lol1o military hulrIlll q Rul.h, HunlEIy, ~ Leo.
tuluf On DI1o11c 4 women And chI1lll, and honnInY
member q ~ phIIndllphla ColIlgI q ksdltils
PnIlculnr otl11l'o1 pad % l1o lo1lmont q Diseases
peculiar % women end chi'dllnA
~ Oucl huuI-Eun AN. loo Pm
C1mmunIollI1n1 1llloIlY oonlf1nilll.
-. toln1nonl clle gn.Ianloed, eeno pay. Con1lL
in1im y llll1l ~ ol1lTuIlg, ire -
AddEll DRLJ.czAPKAYs san Ennulsoo.
, 1862-05-15

glals q CalloEBll, County q ssS fianei.oo. s1bs
e,a snd Sson . holelO me, thl I'M dly q April,
[L.Al JoHH EiDDLEToE. HoAgPsb
, 1862-05-15

An complaints q ohn1On nav ooon 3 cured n en-
b taken % pu lhlr blood, cooct th1 nolol q Ne
liver, anl c.lln11 ~ stomach and 1o1oa ~ doFl1
11l rallIo1I1Iy Il p1IlnII - callnI n not nIoUl1e
lhem . - q hlng uhlc1 they knou you'd bollulo1
, 1862-05-15
Dean Of II. I.suy PA.a.A. Uo.1:oT .: = 1sS n.1


HI1AlKADlI INSTANCE or MRDlCAL llLI11
Below Ve pubGh the csTtiacalas Of three oI n, ,k
Iefen nom the panD Of diasass, WhO having FecoveTl
theI olmer health, and impetled By Eliltnde. maSS
known their cases and remedial agent and theIr StSt
af society inpeolay commend Their pnhIcatioN ~, =,
commend Their pefu1al tO the attention of an amled,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-02

on for few DAYS between General Butler and
the acting British Consul at New Orleans
Mr. George Coppell. The subject Of the com
1n11nications relates to an alleged breach Of
good faith on the part CT a number Of her
1Injesty's subjects belonging to q body Of armed
men known as the British Guard, and attached
to the European Brigade, under the command
Of Gen. Juge This brigade was organized
for the purpose Of maintaining the peace OF
the city, and two or three days after the occu-
patton by the Union army it was disbanded.
Immediately after disbanding, Capt. Burrows
com pa2y of the British Guard held meeting
and voted to send their arms and uniforms to
General Beauregard's army, which they did.
On learning Of this General Butler threatened
TO arrest any member Of the company found IN
the city after the lapse Of twenty-four hours. =
Three Of the members were SO arrested, and
hence the correspondence.
The dispatch from Secretary Stanton to Gov:
Andrew, OF Mass, on the 25th Of May, for the
troops from shat state reads as follows - In
to?ligen2e from various quarters leaves no doubt
that the enemy, in great force, are advancing on
WASHINGTON You will please organize and
forward Immediately all the volunteer and mill
tia force in your State. " It was in con3e-
uuence Of this dispatch that Gov. Andrew is
sued his proclamation which has been SO much
commented on.
By a bill submitted to the. {. S. Senate, on
Saturday, by dr. Wilson, Of Massachusetts,
slaves used by Confederates in military opera
tons, arc to receive from military commanders
certificates Of freedom, under the provisions
(thus explained Of the act Of August last, en-
titled AN act to confscate property used for
insurrectionary purposes.
The National Republican says --'We learn
that Gov Stanly, upon arriving at Newbern,
North Carolina, issued an order prohibiting
further instruction in the schools which had
been established for the benefit Of the black
refugees at that city. Gov Stanly places this
order upon the ground Of instructions received
from Washington, being to the effect that he
shall preserve all State institutions and State
laws."
Passengers from Key West state that when
the steamer Baltic left Ship Island, Porters
mortar fleet was at anchor off the Island, wait
inc orders, which were hourly expected, to join
the blockading feet off Mobile, preparatory to
an attack on Fort Morgan.
A woman in Newark n. j., addresses let
ter to Newark paper, in which she proposes
a new institution, which is nothing more nor
less than "A Nursery for Infants and Stopping
Place for Children" This she proposes to
open in roomy apartments near the ferry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-02

New Orleans, at present, is without q hotel.
The ST. Charles IS occupied excluslVc]g By zen
Butler,ant staf Senti1els march III 1lonEand
around it-heavy cannon are placed on the
banquette before it. The City and St. Louis
Hotels are c1oged, and the ST. James IS hospi-
tai for Federal soldiers.
A considerable Development Of Union sent;-
mcnt in Arkansas IS reporte IN the National
Tnteligencer. Gen. Burnside is said to be IN
consultation with Union men IN North Carolina
in reference to 4 reported Union movement III
that State.
Large numbers of negroes have left the Val
ley Of Virginia, gone over into Maryland, and
Alany Of them are making their WAY to Calllsle
IL Pennsylvania
The Washington Republican says:-''We
understand that the Secretary Of War was OPP
nosod to the recent transfer Of troops from Cen
Banks to Gen Mcdowell. >
In the North Carol Ia Convention now in
session, an act proposed BY Kenneth kaynor
for Furnishing seCIition and rebellion against the
Confederate government was voted down By
a large majority Hon. William 4. Graham
has been put forward as candidate for govern
Or Of North Carolina.
The Z. S. steamship Pensacola, at New Or
leans, has been somewhat injured by being run
into by the steamer Matanzas. No lives were
lost .....
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lie debt will be but $3.50; OO0,0O on the LIST Of
July.
The Vicksburg Wing says:-''We learn that
the cotton all along the river as high as Napo-
leon, is being burned. Between here and
New Orleans the flames have devouredi it. 4
gentleman who came down the river yesterday
in skitT from Napoleon, informs us that the
river was almost one mass Of burning cotton.
The Richmond Wing Of the Dist fears that
the city may have it's supplies stopped by
sudden cavalry dash of Mcclellan upon thu
railroads. It says:-"We must call the atten-
ton Of the quartermastera and commissaly gene
raj to the importance of organizing transporta-
ton upon the James river canal.
The old Wharton House, in Philadelphia, is
now being torn down. It was in this building
that the famous "meschianza' came off on the
18th Of May 1885, when the British officers,
who we're stationed in the city, entertained Sir
William Howe, and number Of town people
who would accept their hospitality, with re-
gatta, tournament, a bail and banquet.
The French paper in New York, the Courier
des Etats Unis, says that the recent seizure Of
certain monies in the hands Of the Consul of
the Netherlands, is to be automatically settled
a,,A hot go liza cal Lay,