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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-07-11

characteristic oil Virginia. They came
then as an escort TO The remains of an
honored son Of the Old Dominion ard a
former beloved Chief Magistrate of the
United States. On their second visit,
being united with thieves and vagabonds
in marauding and plundering expedition
against their host, they were also appro-
priately received. 1t is said. and We
have no reason TO doubt the fact, that on
going over the battlefield after the con-
test three days since, below this city,
800 members of the famous New York
Seventh" were found hors du c0nb0t. Il
was just retribution for ingratitude on
their part, biacker specimens of which
have rarely been exhibited.
CAPTURE OF YANKEE BARBARIAEs.
Four Yankees captured a Confederate
soldier on Thursday, and deliberately
hanged him TO tree, having pinned upon
his back card inscribed. " IFe hang all
tie re5els are catch." The miscreants
were Immediately afterwards captured
by squad Of our cavalry. and were yes
terday brought to the city, in company
with negro owned by Captain White
We were surprised that summary punish
ment was not inflicted upon them on the
spot.
THE AFFAIR on SuxDAY-UyFoRTU-
NATE MIsTAKE.-It appears that about
half an hour before Sunday evening
battery of four pieces, posted near the
point where a bridge crossesfhe railroad,
some eight or nine miles below Rich
mond, was firing into a body of the enc
my stationed near skirt of woods in an
easterly direction. when the 2lst and lib
Mississippi regiments were ordered up
to support the artillery. TIE 18th fired
two rounds and the 2lst five. when word
came to them to cease as they were firing
upon their own friends The MissiSsip-
Eians at once sent messengers to have
the return fire discontinued but it so
happened that these messengers invari-
ably came upon one Of our own regiments,
the 9th Georgia., we believe. posted a lit
tie to the right. and the answer was as
often returned that they were not firing
into their friends, but into the enemy.
the order was peremptory
that the Mississippi regiments must re
serve their fire, and they therefore lay
upon the ground until after dark, receiv- /
ing volley after voley, but unable to re-
ply. The next morning the field where
the supposed friends were stationed was
visited. and about 100 dead and goo
wounded Yankees. belonging to Yer
mont regiment, were found. It thus ap-
pears evident that the mistake attributed
to portion of our gallant troops in real
ty never occurred. though it is unfortu- /
nate that such a misapprehension of the
situation Of affairs existed at that time.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-07-11
~We axe told hr a North.

~ We are told Or Northern jour-
nal that well founded claims aysins, The
Government for the seizure or dessruc-
ton of individual property have already
arisen to the amount Of hundred mil
lions. and will before The close OF the var
be svelled 20 an immense amount
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-07-11

EE- Since McClellan's discontinue.
the Yankee writers and newspapers have
suddenly discovered that the rebel army
at Richmond immensely ousnunbsrsd
the Federals.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-07-11

ExcHANGEoF PRIsoNERs.-A special dis
patch from Washington, of the 10th inst.
says: 1.-The friends of Union prisoners
throughout the United States, will be
delighted to hear that the War Depart
ment has. to-day. determined on gen.
eral exchange of prisoners.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-07-11

AUGUSTA. July l5.-General David
E. Tsiggs died here this morning s:ier
a brief illness.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-07-11
THE KEW YORK SEVENTH.

In the first visit of the New York
Seventh Regiment to Virginia they were
feted and treated with the hospitality
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-07-11

*The Lieutenant Parker here referred to
as being safe, is our young townsman, Au-
gustus n Parker, son of Mrs. john t. Cam
eron. We congratulate him, as well as our
other friend, Maj. Partridge, upon their safety,
after participating in a conflict so sanguinary
and deadly. Their marked gallantry on the
field will elicit no surprise on the part of
those who know them-Ed. Citizen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29
.s,e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Publ, Conad,ne,.

TIE Er7y'T-r pa's ;he car: before TIE horse The
people SAvS had had in j,srOyg eo-6 lsncs in the
Administration. Ia, tsas jcos sy the Admins,
trlica ts,E re pe,yl' IA e,ssls in tSs beginning;
ana ,bsy sere extremely Ayesss 70 aami,,isS toahi
into hss uiois A ta,,r wishes ed sNem TO hooc aud
believe thas the A3n,csac2 pSsssssed every quality
Necessary 70 soc sg,SSsy c,0dUes Of Government
The Indications Of sch The appointment Of urn. mar
to imPO5ssa: P0s. toe ncase 1(usiOa Of Yankees in
the NOS vital positions eoaneced With the VAR could
nos M to excite n.sgivrg; but the expression Of
dssrzs rai1ca OF corEled to oorflsntAl wins
pes. Hope san prevailed and effort to preserve the
appearances OF u1ou sud harmony by sercs evory.
~Asso attempted Although uoSody was saii.f d, every
bodT SoPsi tia; the Administrator was actively work,
s-i doag 81 that could DO dore for the public de.
fe1,s. Tey wsrs Uldec,ve1 until tie resul, uSs
mldo nl-.cs-, aa5 they dI 70: Ioss heart until
i. s3?es-si cs-.='a ;ha; the s.ns men, whose la
Chucy I'D Lid 77en 70 iuva-oa we're to be retained
a7i sai-c3 --'s7i.s.y upon On, country. The follow.
ias cN'rsc nom LESSER from one OF the mos. ialei
go; ST p,s.5f5 Idiez in tls State, exhibits fair
s9ooaaa O. Tho pain vhch everybody has eis in being
oo-'j 20 slzrcair she cozdie1cs with which the Ad
mia'ssr=sjaa 80 IS: greeted:
Il 70 no z' 60 complain or even to feel upatier .;
b7,I Nir NJ. Dl7 . no, iIs MAJ for the occasion.
have a't sg si M fsas5, hoveyer until recently sRd
ts'7 BE- c. 1l--cs 20 d ftv irsld' only"
SI ID ;-- ss-,rl! feeling; bl, she uuipi,iatsd have
70 s-t,s Tl.s for forming judgment than that laid
dove js :2- Ss-7- o. t5- A2ul,; b. their fruits shall
ys S-7v tasn. zen months Of doao,hi7s jasg6sd the
apprehension r,; tbs sane men would e1n,irus 20 &c
uosA.aS Zoe sc Eszi ten.
'Sss in P a,a; D-vis power to revive ooa6Ienec
L. BIB -lci-izr7o7 BY cll1gias bis agents and sa5s;i.
ts'-s aea o; k7oHn aJlscs. Fo7 reasocs oulv kuo-n
to olaEE b ai7,r'i 20 tbOss in wAon the puouo had
IT'S O. 10 Gl 10 is not tho Cniy obstinate man IA
taa C'a,e e'o- ali be cannot complain il Others car
No. o--s' -a- he @ih5o!is me sources Of hope The
Hss C'o2s. %; aatA,.o-y; ba: as al or fortunes
are a' ease, " nus. 20 tas5ss We can With BAD br-
gl-' -7d a"5s.' though We may, ve will Tot despair q
p2i-- 20 'laa "a oa- enemies. Toe new Secrs.srv Of
~ 5 4 .--H OF ola-lcer and .crs,, and by hearty
CO o2.riiiol sl Geasssl Lee, welding the immense
energies 81 ari aud eathusi,s c people determined
TO D. ;ses, ultimate yis.Ory IS iueyi.abls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29

The Nsfts.k Day B-.E Urges the importance Of an
Assisaa: Ssc-;sry Of the S<vy l. Is uudsai.ble tba.
''' 7-esea: Sc--ry -csi5 5sl9 ard -rea. deal Of
r-e L-as, u-sa.s 10 tolerate bi5 slor notions bavs
come Sc hs s5aaes, AID ;,4 70 gus s,us f-e on iis
bs- II ,.l.-g o. s-sI cog'd iliuss lie into tc..
Pt;l7c'.1-sry, La ap.isl.isl ~culi sTse.i,. Bnni.
powerfully vs.s 20 SIS psalms . = dead horse; sad
tas' Sfis.cy nay D. dolStsj, :Aaaga bynaei by an
gels
Bl' TIE vgsk o; the Country must be done. This
E7e' Cause mus; no. fall through tle iaosis1e7 Of any
oaa man. II n Mallory eaanO: do the work needed
ard !; &c nevertheless Ord,iaei By FA:e tha, he mus,
e'aaa12 Secretary OF 'hs Navy by all mans let him
have sssi5;al;'-s d5z3u, Necessary Tie struggle in
which W are eaE,ged depends in grss. gree on the
ssIsry Ei:h which iroHbOats NAV be constructed We
know the enemy are engaged d4y and tight and Isyih
7s "a -ns, ia slsiT construction. lie; Mr. Mallory IA,
1sl7, and lave !. a. oaos H. may be a very aniabl,
e11 ct.ns5e gentleman, add might make very res2ec.
t-bs d9ay o. Neptune in smooth vl:ers and uneless
seas; b.. De Is tsd for these tsmpss.uous times
Give bin help aud D.; the srsa: work 20 forward.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29
TIE citizen. orNasavIIIe,

We have rather pleasant account from S.. Louis
paper Of the loyal reception extended to the Yankees
by SAc P,cfs Of Nashville We see few signs Of thu
io'ense devotion 70 the Old flag sbou. Which Yankee
fflkys 80 fo,i Of DISCERNING Tie l.dies in par.
n'uAr give no room 20 mistake tee popular sentiment
L ks the Daughters Of Ion, Who refused sing By the
waters o. B'5yon, tboy is'cs1 to az Ct gaety ley DO
no. feel T7o children make m0uhs and execute that
Hys.sEoa5 he.ros yphic-ae 6lgsr to the nose-whish
ia very expressive, IL not dcEaasle.
b the tius tie Yl1kaes hlvo advanced 1t le deer sr
into SscSs'is they vii fad they have .sda one z ard
mistake II i5osirg Ter U.ionisn in tbs direction They
may also 6ld something more seriOus-.u armed foe
rising up in their rear, ready 70 zresk vergelnce on
them 10, thsir fogl aad a.roc.ous deedl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29
Il . q GS'
BATTALIOH or LIGHT ARTILLERY.

tt t.h. abau ~ n'as .uni f-r tbs command An
N have en- vel. desire 10 organ Bltal. lN
u at1u IN rel FagB. JgaR(
me mnhnd utf a coupNrgs thSt rave already EAl<l
eeri repot 70 - ter re atsly, ana hod On
Sc YES tuhc O. d. Rendezvous ther commands At zach
. tinc z11 place e s1sI n lie.
49, = s'eETs H'lssdLat u god coPIHy not "a
ans psoni dci1us 81 joining s B1ai can ie2or - me
ma,d - ~
Atm @. Tayio- Na-th, o. ua city and C,p,,ln O.
L. f en- o. ~ e yrg recruits ecnp ee her ROM
n 20 re-m netd Ia m 9Th lencs gent en- and
a. n -. H--s 1he hms- be iouqd rect "
q, -, Tle l.t er At ths Of Baad st.ee Aai
9rlok Avesg-
M 1s-lgC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29
Gry. s'cLELLIs's ADDRESS.

The following copy Of Gen. hcClellaa address 10
the Army of the Potomac"
sKx NcLELLAx's LDDRESs ID The ARMY OF POTOMAC.
HrApQUARrrRs ARMY CT THE PcroNAC,
PAIRYAI CoURr HOUSE, Va,
March H. 1862.
SgL{isrs of The Army Of the Potomac:
For long nm have KEEP. you inactive, but not With.
out purpose. You 10 be disciplined, armed and
Instructed. The formidable artillery you low have. bad
to be created. 0her armies to move and accom-
plish tain results. / have held you back thst ecu
might give the deashblow 10 the rebellion that has d.
rsced our once bapoy couuy. The patience you have
shown aud your COZ isuce in your GeOera worth
dozen vic.ories
These preliminary results accomplished.
feel that the sbors Of many moths have produced
their fruit The army Of the Pooma; Is real army,
magnif cent in eyia aim rabie in discipline and in
ruc,ioN, eIcelsndy sqlipped and armed, y'ur com.
mae dsrs are all thai could wish. The momeLt for ac-
ton has arrived and know that trus! In you 10
save our country As ride through your ranks sec
In your faces the pressge Of ncoy-I fell that
you will do whatever ak OF you.
The period OF inac,ion has passed, l will bring you
face TO face with the Rsbe' and only pray that
God may defend the right
10 Whatever direction you may move, however
strange my actions may appear to you, ever bear in
mind that my fat, Is lirked wish yours, and that al
do Is to bring you where know you wish to be-on
the decisive battle field. /: is our business to place
you there. am to watch over you as parent over
bis children; and you know that your General Loves
ycu from the depth Of bis teirt It shall be my
care al IL h.s been 10 gain wish the least
possible los; bat knoW that il il Is necessary you
will Willingly follow me to graves tor our rghIe-
Gus cause.
God smiles upon us, victory attends us; yet would
not have you think ths. aim Is to be attained tn
manly struggle will no, disguise IL from ycu that
you havs brave foes to encouoter-foemen well worthy
Of tie steel you will use so well.
shall demand Of you great and heroic Isron, rapid
and long msrcbes desperate combsts and privaiions
PerhaEs we will share all thts, together and when this
sad var Is over viii all to homes and feel
that we can ask no higher honrr than tho proud con-
sccu,nes, that belonged to The Army of the P1tomac
GEcIGE b. Nc LILLIAN,
hrjIr General Csmm- ndiug
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29
TIE xoBBIsG OF wgSDILL PHILLIPS.

telegram from Cincinnati, dated "a h, gives the fol-
loving account of the treatment received in that city BY
the notorious Wendell PHILIPPE:
wendell Phiips the notorious abolition sgits.or ct.
tempted deliver lecture at the Opera House here TO.
night but met with rather an unexpected demon
slfsiion.
"Ho commenced by svouiag himself IN sboitioniss
and dslDiooist VIXEN porsons in she galleries com.
m ncsd Kissing and y,llng-.hrew eggs and stones at
u biting him several times The Kissing vas kept Up
for come me but be fDaly made himself heard ard pro-
CO ,ded until something again Objectionable vas said,
WhsD seain eggs were thrown, hitting his person.
Phillips perseyerei 10 making himself heard when, for
the third time, eggs and throw, the c. o-d
moving down tie stairs and crying put him out" tar
aud feather him" aud giving "grosns for the Niger
Wendell Phillip" The crowd proceeded down the mid
die aisle towards the stage where they met by Phil
lipss friends when fight ensued, amidst the greatest
confusion--lades screaming and crying, and jumpiug
over chairs and falling in all directions
During the got Phillips taken CT the stage BY bis
friends end the audience novid out.
I. is nov 10 o'clock and the streets In the vicinity OF
tie Opera House crowded with excited people, una.
BILE 10 find Phillip Not has been seriously hurt, 80
tar as We can learn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29

We learn that Of our forces have fallen hack s
mil from Knso7, others We believe are al4o be,o A
thai place. 6eEs. Branch Aad Ransom are there, ep1
Ga Andersen is in chief command.
b. p,ivito letters rom sivancah we learn that the
Fsdsf.ls made snO,7er hndiag a, Bu:ou on Saturday
night, T1cr force Is supposed TO be small and active
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29
prArn OF coxrcpoRE Lkyr.

Com Uriah p Levy, United States Navy, died 10 New
York on Saturday. The deceased native Of Penn.
sylvania, and entered the navy the 20h Of March,
1872 in which be remained up to the hour OF his dealt,
being period Of forty eight years and two monhs OF
which he spent fourteen years aud eight months in active
sea duty-one year and six months doing shore servee
and the remainder waog otdrs In his Las. active
service he in command OF the Mediterranean squad
ror his flag ship being the sloop Owar Macedonian lie
was man of good personal appearance, ref ed eduea.
tion and distinguished for many acts Of personal
bravery.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29
Died..

o. Thu .iaJ til, inst JOSEPH ALLEN in the sch year Of
his ,------,-- -, a, -, ,
from his residence Bnsd IL Streets Tbs
frlspd Ard leluana Of the family Invited 10 attend
without Il rlhor inyitLt oa.
Mulberry Point James River River Va the Is Of Mrch
1854 DR. jos 0DoNElL Of NMylatd, Asiant surgesn p
He vas ge,temau O; rare sita- nent and universally
tened by all niih whom be ntctsd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29
Gun-sOats and Ladies'.

correspondent; from the country is furious sgsins
tAs fever which bas sizsd the ladies' for building gun
bats lie thinks i. great r,1 elton the Govern.
meal lao tou5, is is) and that the Naval Department
should hang ~ heed forever. The ladies' he says) Ger
90 mere good IN knitting a-d sewing a5d bssovng their
pa mo2ey on the poor and ring families Of soldiers
T1ere ' some logic in this; ba; they have done COED
already by urging the construction OF gunbol,s; ard
after buliiag one and making the Government build
fly, Ne hope they Ill sill have abundant means to psr
form the charitable deeds so eougenial to their
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29

NIyANTED.-An OVER FER. . per e'ehng ge!e
nearly 100 nj foon the ety. Belthg and
facing DONE btIdes prtng IN ,prpg t.
with saAesoTy rsrtns liberal price gill be pad. Apply
70 GROhGE D. PLLAsANTe,
shern o.
q. 8 PLEAsAEfs,
Az B. coskb, or 10 We tubEribsr,
30 EoNE. Governorlt
Ps Ihsye Saw Mil, and GhAt VII ate1ei, which u 10
sold ths reao1sble terns-tn 10 complete
E1gi qIL Located the YORK hiVE Atl
road three miles Tuns.s Station, IA Hanover esuaty
Ehs9-sp'
STOuE YOR 9ENr.-The 10 pa, Of the Large aid
- shorJ at present occupied By the sIbscnber 10
iu.tlble tenant the rem, viii be moderate.
VIZ. IRA sBIr5.
mhfs IA MLa street
INOR RPNT .-1he very d,sr,ble ttore upisJ ~
il oornsr Of I3:h AID C.ry srsa.
Pow eIsion Il zen inne LATELY .
nh ct SWORDS d GAZETTE
RICHMOND, March ans. 1862.
IALID propos II will cvsd this nee mil ftu.d,
- ch Of spri or the nsnafas,ur fran con 10 be afLb1
Ny the COVER. mspt OF
400 Hss pitai TENTS,
10000 Fly tents.
fp,d nea Tents be Al Ills one: ,u,s,
mn a,-u MAJOR add Qskrsrnsstss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29
rur rRlroLIrr AT WASHINGTON.

The Boston Post does no. like the new order Of things
ct the court Of Abraham in Washington. II says:
The general bearing Of many public men at Washing.
ton, as well public women-their itimc jokes and
frivoity-the ridiculous attempts 10 ape monsrctieal
courts dressing 10 half mourning for the death Of
Prince Albert, etc., etc. hiss excited the disgust Of
sble people throughout the country, and brought just
eolsmpt those in high s:stlcn. There 10 Sci cf
broken-down, fashionable Jeremy Didders about the
pureus Of the White House. who asr the veskness OF
vanity and take advantage of in the Gus
tom Of high society to inspire desire for ton and dis
play which s inopportune is absurd Thtse para
Sites TO promote their own purposes enact the role Of
Grand Chamberlain and inspire the folly at the seat Of
government which makes the judiclous grieve
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29

90 poor-and then he may hang himself TO the nearest
lamp post and thus ct satisfy bis desire to hang
traitor, and greatly crafty the loyal public.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29
BENNETT AVID GREELhr.

Bennett aud Greeley keep up vigorous hre upon
each other but they are both such iron clad
thst n, great dansge lie T. Hced or received. The fol-
loving we take from the Hsrsld:
Poor Greslsy Playing JscG6in.-Pocr, old silly Gee
lev cries out for traitor veeps salt tes for traitor,
how Xix. hyena for traitor shouts for oil the universe
to bring him traitor. Wat does be want OF trait n
WHY, Greeley wants to bs boodhirsty. BE wants 70 be
liz e Robespirre. he wants to hang traitor With bis
own hands Lit him come d,sn to cur Office and veil
rive him shilling To buy rope-slnce the Tribune IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29
COTTON AND TOBACCO.

The New Orleans Oraesnt Of the 2l,t instant In its
"Talk on Chang, says:
"I is well understood tina. there 500 900 bsles
Of cotton, OF The usual wegatfor the as five year, nov
In the Southern Oonederacy for the greater part OF
which the torch IA already being prepared. That lying
scoundre Of the New York Herald has been sendrg ad-
vices Europe tha; the city Of Memphis controlled one
million Of bales when tie largest receipts in the most
favored seasons exceeded $40 coo baes Tne neIt
mail for Europe from the merchants Of our city VII un-
doubedly be decisive that not bale Of cotton esves
the pert Of Orleans this season for Great Britain or
Hsvre nor Will there be hogshead Of tobacco for either
France, Spain England. The torch Is preparing, or
perhaps the will be in dry order to psrmt the to-
bacco belonging to the Emperor Napoleon to be iv-
ered to the old Father Mississippi Al for the private
contracts for account of the Spanish Government there
may be forbeara1ce yet We can talk as though !.
was Fixed fact that the l6 900 hogsheads Of tbEoco
SOW composing tho stock on hand in the warehouses Of
this ciy will permitted to laave the evee Only
conditions and contingencies favorable TO the cf
Southern undergraduates. The stock Of oo;on on bend
in the presses and warehouses # city Is trang
to commsnd a moments confederation; but small
i. Is it will be permitted to fall into the hands OF
the Yankees"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29

A
The following is from the MOnezuma QIows) Rspubli-
can:
One Of the most degrading that ever dsgraced
legislative assembly enacted at DIS hoines, last
wax on the pton Of the Of the capture OF
Fort Doneson Both Houses Immediately djourned up.
on the announcement Of the glorious intelligence, and
made preparations for general drunk" Adjutant
sneai Baker mounted desk in the House, moved the
suspension Of the liquor law for time. put the motion
to vote which OF course carried and license was graft
ed for a grand spree.
Headed by the Governor the Legislature and State Of
6csls repaired 70 the Dss hones House, where, in
short time the rafting Of decanters, the tngling OF
glasses the gurslng Of lalors and the bsc;hanslan
shouts Of revery told but plainy that the upper
erus" were "gong in" on their honors. Gov Kirkwood
spread himself" in fine style before he guIzed down bis
fifteenth PISS ard was followed by his pet Baker, who
mans ged to make fool OF himself, but the members
were too mech overcome" to notice t. Alter the CASEY
element expended, minister OF the gospel was
n.bbe6n while passing hauled into tho midst OF the
drunken rabbs and requested to make speech, which
he refused when he lifted upon tho table aud COM
need to before he was released. Every Who came
vi hin hang distance dragged into the hall ard
,de to drink the health Of brave soldiers at Fort
DonelsoD.
After reveling as long as the Tor held out the vic
Tins of Bsccbus one by one, slipped Of to their rooms
TO hide their disgrace The leading temperance member
OF the House staggered around to the Register cce ard
REQUESTED the editor not to publish hs precarous situs
ton" As Il might rdre his fair reputation as temper
ance man among bis oons.itusnts-
We are happy to state that about onefourth OF the
gslaure refcsed to participate in this dsgraceful pre-
csedng, seine of whom vere Republicans and the re-
mAnder Democrats whose sympahies were enlisted In
behalf of the Conquered rebels
What picture 10 present to the intelligent people Ct
Iova and SEED forth to sister Ststesthe State oiHca
and Leg sa ors on drunk" Ia. tfi,ers transformed
into IA breakers initiating the example Of the besotted
pe5rae and descending to the level OF the reelng TO-
perl For shamrl
,b ,0;slature who denou1ces the most disgracefu
scene be ever witnessed He says he was sober.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29
clMNuTAIIoN EoR RArIoEs.

NJ BRIOGERS, Of O., eE red resolution ins:ruct.
ing the Committee Military kirs iuqlire into the
e1oedercy Of author og by bull othe wise, com.
mutation OF rAions ia whole in part. fJr prVst.s and
non commissioned CJsrs in the service Of the CohfsdJ
rate States, which adopted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29

Nc. SMITH, Of n O., also Il red resolution Instruct:
Ing the Committee Rules and officers Of the House to
inquire into the TOedency OF amending the rules OF the
House, with the foil owing addition:
"NO action shall DO taken on q motion TO reconsider
on the sane day which bill joint resolution may
pas"
The resolution was adopted.