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DorBLNe.-The Richmond ,E.ami.sr exposes an
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DoCBLNG.-The Richmond yEEaE0 lpsr exposes an
instance of what Is called doubling that is, the
BOlding txs fRseH W one man . departments q
The Confederate Government at Richmond. It says:
We learn of q case where clerk in the Govern
mspt employ, at salary ofeghteen hundred dollars
fortfour hundred dollars year, while be holds an
other clerkshipin one of the departments paying
4 twelve hundred dollars per anpum. Another in-
astance broqghtto our attention is that Of person
employed By the State Begisiattfe while, at the
Dadeuuste services from the States
! Government
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NURSES FOR OUR HOSPITALS.

The saddest aspect of war is met with in the hos
pitfalls. This is what the soldier did not bargain for
He volunteered to fight the enemy, not slowly vast
ing dsease-to meet death the field, not in the
hospital-to fall covered with glory at the lannon's
mouth Yet, alas, he often meets death at dist
Snce from the foe and from inspiring trump and
embattled host To this the soldier and his friends
must be resigned. 1t is and ever has been the for
tune of war. Thus dying, he dies the death of the
brave, and is as justly entitled to his counrys graf
itude as though he had fallen on the ensanguined
field Thus he fills soldiers grave and is enShrined
in the heart Of patriotism. He has done what he
could and entered upon the immortal roll Of heroes
The extract above is from long and exceedingly
interesting narrative in the NaShv Christian Ad-
vocate of the 18th inst, descriptive Of scenes the
hospital Of that city. Had we room we should like
to give the entire article so full of interest truly
tender and sympathetic is its tone One great want,
felt above all others, is that of kind and faithful
women to nurse our sick soldiers This is an office
that men, however willing, can but iInperlectly fill.
The throbbing brow needs the soft touch of womans
hand-the agonized heart feebly futtering between
life and DEATH craving the voice of the loved at
home, leaps into life again under the melting tones
of womans holy sympathy. The mothers, wives
and daughters OF the land have nobly performed
their duty in the necessities which this war has
created. The cheek of roses has paled, and the
bright eye ofbeauty grown dim in patient unremit-
ting efforts to provide for the comfort of the soldier
IN the tented neld ana IN the preparation OF neang
balsams for the wasted and wounded in the hospitals
Woman, glorious woman has indeed proven herself
to be Heavens best gift to man." Reverencing
her always when we have seen her beaming as an
angel of light in the dark hour Of the struggle now
upon us, have in the intdelity of our admiration
learned also to worship her-to regard her as not
only the purest but the most perfect and beautiful
type of earth's created excellence Man. in his
strength, is noble. Woman, in her mcekness, is
glorious. The tall Archangel FURNISHED In the
brightness of his heavenly livery, is sublime But
Mary weeping at the tomb brings to the mind so
exquisite a scene of love and devotion as fills it
with the melody of immortality, and wakes the soul
to a keener appreciation of the great love which
throbs in the bosom Cf the Father. Valor is sub
lime love the wondreus beauty Of the Throne ITSELF
and beautiful is the distinction drawn by the poet
- Whilst vaor's naughty champions wait
Till all their scars be shown = y--,s5 s-.5N
Love walks unchallengsd thru the gate, sss- G Z
To sit beside the throne!" rs4ii',i sss.s,-. )
srs1 Easssf y sSsssf - tyas s. Missi&si,,D;1p
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q DIsAPPoNTMENT.-The New York Times says
There has been considerable disappointment felt
that the landing of Yankee troops on the coast of
North and South Carolina has not produced that
diversion Ofthe Confederate troops before Washing
ton which was anticipated The expected rush
'homeward of the Carolina Cenfederates to defend
their own States has not taken place; and conse-
quently, Mcclellan has strong an enemy in front
now to fight as be had before the Yankees landed
twenty thousand men at Hatteras and Port Royal"
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from Sewel's Point xent &me d6a1se the etber
side of the eneinys bfsts. No mag dde @
tour side. When til eI gem cspl'znce,
was reported that <peper ians' ore naee q
old Point for a Simultaneous attack on all OF our
batteries on the Elisabeth; but the report was, no
doubt, unfouuded The boats were sent out to IN
,crce,t one oar steamers that had captured prize
nesr SewnoFt news. faiifng ID mat attenipts they
Thought they would try the range of our guns we
have In. our street. q sixty-four pound shell, which
failed q burst as relic Of the fight
- SYLVINE. ~
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For the Standard. :
CONTRIBUTION

: William Merritt, Esq, has made a personal con-
tribution of the following articles for the "Chat-
ham Rifles" now stationed at Yorktown, Va: 4.
4S pair of socks, blankets, 10 pair of drawers,
y shirts, and 10 towels. .''' - 1913 RI f
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Here's good one, which will be appreciated these


Major Jack Downing remarked to Gen. jackson,
during the troubles in South Carolina, Thirty years
ago. that he had always observed that persons who
had great deal to say about shedding the last drop
of their Blood were amazingly particular about the
first
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WANTED,

WANTED.
nNE MATRON, ONE ASSISTANT MATRON, AND
" good Nurses for the General Military Hospital at
Raleigh. N. G.. Apply to
E. BURKE HAYWOOD, Surgeon.
= December 81 1851. Ilo-w&swtf
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p: A. |E"1 Chatham N. G. Nov. 14th 1861.
! WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Supreme Architect
Of the Universe, TO remove from our midst on the
9th instant, our late brother John L. Stone and
tlfis cut off in the prime of life one who, when
with US, enjoyed the confidence and esteem of all:
Therefore, -. ...e.-- -
,Resolced, That in the death of our brother the
community has lost.a good citizen and our lodge
true mason
Resolred, Thatlxhils we bow in humble submits
seh to the will of Him who hath the power to give
and to take away, but lament our sad bereave
meht is1tt ta Has =
Resolred,1 That we tender our heartfelt sympa-
thies to the bereayed family of the deceased, while
pointing them to t;lat from whence alone
ISOLATION can come $780,.
> Resotred That we will wear the usual badge of
mOruning for thirty days. .fGEL9 a.IEEGFlAU
y ResOlcsd That acopy ofthese resolutions be sent
the family of the deceased and also 70 the N. c.
StGndafd, with a request for publication,
Done by order of the Lodge. - v ''-' ~
a ? -. N''l. R. }. FoUSHEE,,eE \ .f..s.
= -. J. BRAUDWELL, Com.
.,sg E fG0LE 1LdH dK14 gJag
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- 3 q =
= CoUSTY RGNGERs-Gov. Clark has commissioned
one Captain in each of the counties bordering OF,
the State Of Tennessee with instructions 10 raise
and equip company Of Rangers for the protection
OF our citizens against incursions from abroad. IL
good idea, and the Governor has been fortunate
lin the selection of men to carry oot as the follow.
ing appointments will show e - 80 = . -
Cherokee-N.f s. Jarrett -, 49,. ~ Z. -
Macon-J. W.. Dobson.i ,.sgs.s = 49, ;, .s.s,
g Jackson--Gol. w, III, Thomas
Haywood Robert a Peniand - ~ I =
Aadisoh-Dr. J. A Mcdowell - - ~. =. -
Yaney-Col. John w. McElroy
We have not learned the names of the appoint
ees in the other border eounties-Askerille Me,cs.
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.1taaGEO.oW. BBuUNT,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
- Wilson. N c.,
"ILb ATTEND To BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
w him in Mash, Wilson. EGeeonbe and Franklin
Counties.
. Feb ~ 1854 = scr f s-~'tsa 15Aw&sw1y.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
GEORGE WAsHrNe+ok LODGE, No. l74.

"a sEit'-H For the Standard.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-03

p.isei al the large number OF licenses issud during
la, olartor The napsls have ben solsmu I'D n the
r.i..itv Of instances ritaoug any dspa7 fssiivy
rciicn' TO such sens. Ole qlary Suggests it-e
Hsve the msrri1geAble wao remled a. home beer
tkn- adv ,niug. OF the sSse. CO OF The hr - bors /
the army 70 Jress tnsir sui,ss Toe g's' 1t Vas said
pui 10. consent 10 zed win any tbos7 who hal
rll cd 10 the Of th, county, and, Doubtless, naay
a radiant maiden s ,'lSsJ awaiting she return o. her
lover fom the f.li yet the figures show that All
eusUy htE, number OF them have ssld, eek Papa
since CIR snss. l. il CIR sin'y = h.t' singular 'hst
mere marriages 5hou rave be to.amu d, when
o, three thou.Sul Of our mA' populsGu ere absent;
han have basn so,m7 "a in any p'tvou' yer ~i1i
III corresponding plo If time. Toe only explanation
that We can think o; IL, that We are hSaI IN flush
timesh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-03

RN-oLUTIoSs on THE DEATa op HR. PEITcuARD AT q
sp,siA meeting # he Board OF s.usgers of the Georgia
Hospitals and Relief Association ia Richmond called for
,hs purpose OF TaJi1g trbuts Of rssp'c 10 the Tem-
DRY Of their deceased COLLEAGUE, VIM II. Pfi;chITd, tic
foioEinE p.Camels AID re,ollions were moved ~ Wm
N Bow, seconded by ?. C.ayion aud unanimously
adoDted
where's il hah pleased Almighty God IN his nys'er
Gus p ovdeucr 20 remove suddenly from Cur midst, on
the night Of Monday the - n inst, esteemed and
beloved colleague, William Il. PdtcbHd-
l. Be il resolved TbAt By bis death has been lost to
us siocerc homes and valued friend; to our Board an
a.eu i've and useful member to the sick In the hospitals
ous ever wa clfrl and vgiius in mnisteriag to their
wants securing their comfort; ID the press, al incl
lg,nt, Go7oted and experienced printer sad editor 10
fmlr 81 ackuewle ged kind aud sfec'ionGte a,nrI
70 bis servants Just and coasder.e master; and 10 HE
country, an ardent aud z'sous patriot.
q Resolved, Tbst sincerely condole with the o.
cted family for the heavy aud irr,parGbe bereavement
sh'ch they have sustained by lie death.
s. solved, That these proceedings and resolu ions
be enered the minutes Of the Association and copy
thsr OF by the Chairman to the family Of the de-
ceased.
sJ,vej, That the foregoing resolutions be pub
lish,d in tho papers at Aueu'a G..
ALIx u. STIrHKx,, Cim'n.
las T PIrrRsoE Secretary pro ten.
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Ei,knead. March -. lD1.
GENIAL Orders,
No. Is.


No. Is
rhsfolo log prsoa.sson pubn,hsd fer The p.f0r-.a
Of all concerned: ----
By virtue ofthe vested 10 me By law " dsdafs
'penson OF tie islege Of the Writ Of hsbeas Corpus,
i,fersol DAYS PRES lent OF The Co fdersts stat- Of Al -
10 oclAm that n, ra Law hereby tItentsd over os
soounds Of br 20 shertas Bah, Anep hAny, hnns
"kecer Raleigh Fayets Echt asd satd ph and Ida 30
elu the civil usdl hon With the eIrsps,e
Of that eu q eogs Of he sr.
Wills adm mist OF tie esta Ct a,ssd peSseA n ga
ard 1t dserss nd srdss fer ~ psu
poa ard sa OF prsperty q srdsri ss,sn.S 1s Nd
BRIDGE 10 eoarty ev,ss, and - srss Ne yS -
aeo1ny due:) AID th, tup' CT The privilege Of &s m
"Hsb,a, Corpus n the eosf ties aor,sLd
AN filth whereof have hsrsslto dsnsi ~ shrs 80
lis set my seal, u 1911 day Of hsleh IN he yer 80
~ Thousand eight hundred and sxty I've
igned) "Jlubisos shfh
H. Big Gen Harry Hesh ehs-ged With he As tEysxn0
Of foregoing he vii forthsi sAkhS a -
aient lie and viii tn flt u.rG erdsrv
All stlls,l Of sprtaous iqrors ptsivsy shisd asA
he viii forthwith eoie The fals Of spih soss hasss
u a1y kni also prthbhs and ssAsrshnsnu fer Ne sale
. ereof will be closed
puni huent shall be ord rsd BY the
provided 70 hNd labor for 70 than eas -al
TAN DO l. aictec, ty he % tenes Of Igasnh cssH aAis
. d rected By The 9Th Art Gle OF War.
BY command Ct the Secretary Of War
Cssnsd) oooi
nh Si-lv All Inspector O.
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sLAvrRr IN rar sEOlR4L sE'Ar~-ws AXE fal''

sLAvERr IN rHE sEOAEAL sESArS-Ws AXE f'l'T-
log fem the ProceCdng OF the l0.h uS:
On motion Of NJ. Niloa (AlsF.l The bill from the
luse providing new Article Of War" vas taken
up l. p o,des LAT no officer or solder shall Iourn
fugitive, etc
NJ DI,s(Ky } of red IN smerdIsn' tht such off,
5-rs &C. shAl Letter d.tAn, har5or or e7ncsai any
n,l iugitiv-s
Disagreed 70.
NJ. Saul bury Dell offered amendment that the
a-Uce shall not apply 10 Delaware, Maryland, Missouri,
Kentucky whoever the Federal authority is rtcCg.
u Eed
Disagreed to-yess Z, nays 80
Mr. Grille ssked IL in the President should at any
zine call cui tie militia TO enforce the l-w for returnirg
uyvo 4tves, which coo i.uio,a provision would this
Oh interfere With!
Mr. Wilson (aa's) replied, that that would be for j1
Ieil d.cu .sior. question Of returning slaves VAS
id al aud not military orc.
NJ. SAlls5ury oHsr-d amendment 80 az TO prevent
oto-rg, fr, oniciDg or q, coJiugahy Petton HID
o l,bCr ce from q service OF loyal masters.
D.ag-eed tc-yeas 10, nAys27.
The bl IVES then passed-ye,s 70, nsys 9-being the
tame relative vote a. that on Er. Davis IN, ton.
Flom the foregoing the positon of toe dominant par
y il the Fede' ! Ssists ia r"'de H'pNen'.
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Dllsn.

Ashs residence IN the county ~ Buckingham TIE 9th In
CHNELEs a. CHRIS IAN, q In sou Oft aEr
sd wsGAmsn o. rons n,tyt II tel &c az unm 'ah
riy, and Of vain IN lee ings in 81 be
l.. ns Z s he prTfOrmei hBrlt vel a5d BIZ, I'D sosI
~ be ,avy felt n he cice Of rryss ~ I'm
dsts tnls community g-re alv, a She b.
usf ,ad . fu Per os;Ir nj ut atit In
chara er the dscsssluAI Srdent an n.Nh attrf
.rt ,n IA m end aud no eouhls 20 lin tie fflsudi lp,
fyr- rep nj tn uT. eW Ter o. n OF Nui
Cd fec him long an In atsJ nd tax melsn-
ehslF sau.faeLoa l. paying rbsts 10 liz memory
On Tuesday YA-eh 25h eeuvie sorth Caro- inN, rrL
uGRY GEDDFs wife Of OhtrsI ". Geidss Isl, Of ChAies
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-03

CossREs IOSAL-Tls Scrs'o, yesterday, passed bill
TO increase IAs nunbsr Of dePosIOries Of the public
treasury No localities we're dssgas;sj bui Is uaier
slOOi ,h,. enc depository VII b. oeA:ed in Arka-sas-
Prob ,oly a Lsle Rack- Some ins Was s?en: In tie
discussion Of bill 20 provide for the PlymeE. Of the ar
Fs4rass OF deceased soldiers 10 their nearest relatives
ras sUbjSes no; 6aAlly disposed Of
Il The House Ct Representatives bill su'psndng the
e,l,ei5a Of duss o. fOregO iaPors except from the
Ual;ed Safes uas passed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-03

SPsciE-rhs New Orl Azs B.Issia that the PIE.
eio1s meals aglin begin TO secunuSe IN itat ey, c.
rather those that have been temporarily hidden ron sight
are row coming Gus freely, bu unfortunately for their
nd posssIors there is no market for them, and rates
Of bob gold aud silver coin can no loassr Be reported
a. much better than nominal DissEsc.ed parties who
may Wish gain possession OF Irg amounts nov E''h
in r-seh on favorable terms srs desrred b. tie eIs
t,noe Of marital lA. ard ihe visaece Of che Comutse
Of Publ, Safety from mixing oVsr'Ur,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-03

Tsz NV AErEslAS y XII AT ClANLEsrJS-The R.r
ssy says isai the boring Of the res Aresiaa We, In
Meti-s street, II that ely has reached the depth Of
400 tee ,ni the sAsr reaches 10 the very top OF ths
tas,aE, Which prCjeel', At the presen, moment some
seven Zee. shove tie surface OF he ground The WORK
has begl temporarily SUSPENDED to repair the engine
used Tor the boring vhsA must be carried on SODe forty
Fss mere 20 rsscl IN d-Ph Of tie ass VEIL the read
Of uA.sr f-om Wasa Is sEcny 'e feet above the coil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-03

Tx MISSISSIPPI VALLST.--Tbe EemPhis Appeal Learns
frOs 80 s,ss whose position gives hun many iAelhTs
fo- ob'.iss correct Information, tha: Ger Van Dora
b rs5 ~ c-ea;-Atios bic forces aad viii irnnetA'si'
moyo 90 Psc.loa.As. His obj set is to move against
Ne N,isl "a ss-is; defending the graft Wiley o
Il, Ns-z. r. Is a. Eo-e important tha: We should
he'd ,ss s., .spi han the bills aud s"amPs in s'nh
ues err ..z-r.uri
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-03

EArrIg>xIAL STATISTICS -THoush Asrs Is in the a
osadan, present, Cupid and Hymeu are evidently d.
teraired 10! to be tasos inO The back gol-d as WI
opear from the annexed comparison Of the ruaber Ct
sr,ige LICENSES Issued from the Clerks Ol'o Of he
Hastings Court, Of his ely, during thu h-St three
nrths az ihe rr nacnt I'D sew ri rrcesdnH vesfs;
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HosRoE WARD.


THE PEovosr MAEsHAL AND HI, PoLIcs-Ths Rch-
uo.d correspondent, "Timou" Of tbs Charleston Net
,u.y, in a recent le.er to that journal, says:
o. Broad corner OF Ninth street, Is the spaciou'
binding vhrrs Proves. Marshal Captain A. q GodNia,
ho!ds his office He is yirginiAn BY birS; gentle
sn OF hBe culture ssnlle name 8, aisbe address and
oack psrspesciy He stands sboui sx feet two nchcs
IA he got rs Of ssndy CONT txiou, mcus,acht
,ud bog graceful goattee has prominent cheek bones
ps-e raj. bu, bsGeVolea: ,yes, well sh 'ps3 mouiI
AID regular teeth With figure dsnoing vigor and
slAsciry II voice is pleastut, his manner hsIn aud
resolved his reason always clear, uacoud5d end die
criu1airg, and his deposition seemingly unbiased b.
either favor or pejl1cc. To aid him in tho discharge
II lis srauous ~ Ice, be hAs SAnuf hcCubbn, former
" Of Blmore, Nd, boiling the ciEc, o. Chic Of Con
ied,Iste Sa.es Mitlty Police. II, i5 g gentleman o.
about tliriy six Ou' and sqlarcly built s5ou five test
cisht /. ohas in height dark complexion and op coun
lruance, aud a warm Ssctssoais.-uuo who s2a.iEd
his zss Tor liberties N The very t-tsht az 1is
t.t Under his direction are vJfg other chcefs
Soll~-: O.lonel CHARLES HEX. native CT Georgia,
\ caracusu soldier urdeF General Vim. Nslic', ?
'oloa, in the Italian arry uud'r GAr0alN, aid more
rem Is an oGJ.r 10 Gsorgl volu 'eer r'''msn'--
de ia about If yca Of sge, very hsncsome, very
"a etc Lnd TO my k1OWsGc-, ;, ccesca'st sce 1856
q o-gr " c. cGuer is B>il n9rts1. Lie h-lH, De-
A.a-s upon him At cuce .. stamp Of Ma a. Nen1-
do vts during the sd,uuist-E 'l o the uei1@-a'-
NOTORIOUS Buchanan, oua Of Gar-bI lss RJ-t''.'
deputies IN ;hs civ Of NV York. Bu' financially
AZ the Inauguration of Lincoln, his lst -i'h %,
S.u.h Edw.rd J CASTILLO, Theodore Vocal Berpa
shaw ard Phi!p Cuihucyer AEe al Nay lsuder You ~
intsigcuL aid fac !oosiag met, each # whom ci'i'.
gushsd ti1aelf in n. f "a: OF Ayiil The ~ n, 1851
Estn the Hs'slc' gscts regiment we're greeted WIN
flrc,Gs.s OF Southern wel;oms ia tbs streets Ct b 81
more.
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tI.. ERS.

CHARrIn ELIcrIos.-The annual election OF oily chi
GERS took pacs yesterday All the old incunben,s we're
retl.o,ed The only contest was for the ofce Of Cap
tain OF the Ntrht Watch which was rendered vacant
few months ago by the death of Capt 4. Wilkinson
Mr. James Peasants an eff vent and experiences
officer was elected to the position BY mrj ory oil SO
The following is 9 statement Of the vote:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-03

FEaH rHE PoroHlc AID RAPFAHASsecS The Fred
sriokssu,g Herald OF Tre-day, states that the ht,
LiVicss from IS9Vs represent the F.deras dvdS INTO
tarss camps, al OF the uorh side Of tie RipPahann9E,
viz: o e portion within mls or tao Of BsSl on, an
thor a. Ek Rl-, aud = third az weaysrsyilJ They a.
par 20 Dc ecsupyrg tee only three roads between this
And the O,aags AID Ae1ArdA railroad bses 10 Cadets
ssIson and would seem 70 fOrssbseow tie defence Of
ths rca in order 70 Ao1 ths main body TO cross the
rV.r At R,ppahannoek 5s,ion or above We have cred
IsIs testimony shIi they erCsDpsd at Blk Rur,
SSCv. 20 miles from this place. in large body, on Sun
dzy las.
The Recorder, OF same ta:e, Gays:
l. seems 70 DO pretty veil authenticated that our men
have burnt The railroad bridge oser she pPIhannook
rVsr Of the OGnEs and Alexandra road. There is =
rood deal OF speculation Ihe inten lou OF the
eny 10 Advancing Some believe th=y will cross the
river q; one OF toe foris aud marei ~ bni to attack
Cur ecllm.s Oar own opUiou i thsy vii repair the
raj road pre- uin - " O. ard :, this 'Sr, force
Uaeh Il sIoIsn VI has b Gu tlrosn Toward ms.e 10
protec. ID 80 ergaged in this work
/, is sid b. pefsOas from the Potomac shat large
Quantities OF trgOps eth to pass doEn daily.
Tue heavy ing beard here on Fidsy las Is said tn
have preceded from the advance guard Of re enemy
near Bealrun A,ion. Tn sAd 70 hive fred ther
artillery a. regular ia,rrV4, as they moved eCns IN Or
der 70 oe ctreil 81 Al there were 10 "RbsH about
De Of the pds0nor espureA BY our scouts on srdaY
lss, druum,r IN ose Of tie Yankee regiments, says
TIA. MCCLELLAN has tod tie that they vii have Kcl'
nold ustAOui fdil in les than sixty CA''
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rhe Rseo,d.r, Of .ane ta:e, "a:

FIaE The P;ivlsj rec dsace Of ". e more s'mrs'
90, nsar EdE.y south ClroiiGs, AS 20 ay construed
b. Gs, on 54su-day morliag las, aocu oSlock. TIE
ne uas 90 r9Ii ia progress ttst the Inmates hao
hardly time % escape NJ. Sims l-arn, icr,unatey
sAVed biz library, BAT noIaiag else Toe origin Of tie
h-s 4 M + own.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-03

Corrox Cons -Fs,rs is a universal complain: ct the
eosa charging nos; enormous pricesi,r
o.. On vans, slsesrEs, osas5Grss, g. While they
aba =, chain tee raw material s: loser thaa evc
TIE u.ra ;lrers rot altogether to 6'ne Tor tn.
som Of ne dsrE' in these articles are charging eIor-
b...0; -res1 uPO1 the hga pres which tie factor ss
eAa-Es We iutscd to ilzitu.s sn Investigation OF 81
uAi g via vie. % g exposure O! TIE o7ticaeTs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-03

IzE HAsrr,S EKlIs.-We have received $40 from
H. J,aa azicaes Carrsvs, towards 'he fund fer tie
Fsisf Of ths Hampton refugees. We hsPo TO receive
Sls s,=sbstons from al Who can spare out Of their
Gbanda C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-03

FlUSD GyL1r Richardson a!:d' Napoleon, charged
with circulating forged Confederate Treasury Notes was
tried before the O. District Court yesterday and found
gully by jury. The p'nNy prescribed by la" s
death and i vii no doub be feed on the convict
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-03
10y GoDDIN L APPERsoN, AU lrs.)
VERY VALUABLE PRIVArk DWRI LUNG,
on the south side OF Marshall, between

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ON the south side Of Marshall, between
lUth and and 1lth streets, for sale q, aue-
an OF April 1861 at2 o'clo r. the ,resIe1 ard
vel tuit residences owned tid occupied Mr. Ardstesd
aed above. Jhe Ltf fronl o. 3h feet running
1855 vide pa arey The dive IN tan roms
sde5 re sSrvsnt dao7s ttaber, iige house
Tbs dwelling has NAIL maa iH tie vi
ter a1d col hath eoJes an CO ,kirg
story ort 10 toe iron versrda and
'front.' ard the vi ole Irsms vel drs1 by the city
aulverts Alt g'ther this really hri dwelling IL
b ate BY
ptss tson given At once
TkRxs-oIet lrd e:sh ba'anee at enc sn3 I've ysus fo
negotiable ote intsr, Ayaei' hafJery ieeurefty atu
ceed.
The tar andinsuranee for 1857 be pad tn. purchaser
Befo cay Of sale the premise rso be exam nd.
sp3-td GODO tP NRSOh, Auets.