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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-01-29
c. KsApp. ESQ.
5ecrefo.y ef Pan Camp Lodg

5ecsef0.y Of Pan Camp Lodge,
No 40, o. Of o f.
SIR :-Acrording to a resolution
passed al Van Camp Lodge No 40. O.
ofO. F. Jan I4lh, 1862 wonld say that
have, with great reluctance, concluded 10
comply with the reques, OF the brethren as
femhIed on tha. day.
In doing this, am guided more by their
wishes than confidence, on the merits OF
the remarks. Sill, il in their judgement lis
publication will promote the objects OF tie
Order, submit il TO your disposal.
Most respectfully, yours in l. and T.
Z OPPENHElM
BROTHERS s.-Accordirg to your wish aP.
pear before you on this occasion to contrI
bnie my feeble talent to your enterprize.
very much regret that the offering is so un-
worthy the occasion, as the time did no:
permit me 10 do more, therefore the most
can promise, is an inadequate expression OF
my interest in the prosperity of Odd Fellow
ship, and the high regard have tor the
honor OF being associated with you in the
bonds OF a fraternal brotherhood. In be-
coming an Odd Fellow there is an intrinsic
charm which lures and enchants its vota-
RES Odd Fellowship is loved for the prin
ciples it possesses and the unqualified pos
session of those principles is a sufficient
reward of toll.
Odd Fellowship opens additional sources
oil enjoyment, fills the soul with new bean-
- \ L. =. -, ~.,,,.t,, daf;rhta n ano.
bles the possessor of its true principles to
travel through fields OF amaranthine flowers
and constantly inhaIe celestial fragrance.--
Il draws the curtain from the past and
spreads before its members the grand PAN
Drama of six thousand years. II throws
vide open the gates Of natures vast temple
the gigantic proportions of which, the true
Odd Fellow alone can survey with proud
satisfaction that he is treading familiar
grounds and
s.With propriety which none can feel,
He calls the beauieous scenery all his own !:
His are i5e ineuntaiEs and the valleys his,
And the resplendant rivers his TO enjoy;
And with fiiiaI confidence inspired,
He lifts to Heaven his nnpresumptuous eye
And smiiinssays, my Father made them all"
If in this iron age Of cold blooded ulilita-
rianism he meets with man whose only
divinity IS Harmon, and who deems moth
ing important unless il cater ior his appe-
tits or pander for his passion, who can ap-
preciaie neither his labor nor his motives,
he can reiire and wrap himself around with
the mantle Of his own thoughts and say,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-01-29

VANITY OF LlFE-When look upon the
tombs of the great, every emotion of envy
dies within me when | read the epitaphs
Of the beautiful, every inordinate desire
goes out when | meet the grief of parents
on n tomb stone, my heart mells with COM
passion when see The tombs of parents
themselves, consider the vanity Of grieving
for those whom we must quickly follow;
when | see kings lying by those who
dispose them, when consider rival wits
placed side by side, or the holy men
that divided The world with their contests,
reflect with sorrow and asionishment on the
little competitions, factions aud debates OF
mankind when read the dates of the
tombs of some that died but yesterday. and
some six hundred years ago, | consider
that great day when we shall all be cotem.
poraries and make our appearance together.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-01-29

SIS anybody waiting on you 2'' said a
polite dry goods clerk to girl from the
country. eyes, sir'', said the blushing
damsel, ",hai't my feller outside. He
wouldn't come inn
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-01-29

In Connecticut they find use for almost
everything An old lady in the State is
collecting all the daily newspapers she can
lay her hands on to make soap OF. She
says ethey are desput sight better than
ashes they are as good as clear he"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-01-29
More Of the Army Frauds.
IN CONGRESS.
speech of MIR. Dawes.

Republican member from Massachusetts, IL the
House Of Representatives., Washington, Jan.
I3, 1862
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17


The stock Of cotton and cotton goods in the North
WI soon be exhausted. If We are to rely upon the state
naeents made by their journals. Some Of their neWspa-
u.rs declare that the 6rst Of January 1868, will fad
them dss,itut, in this respect, II by that time the rebel
lion Is not crushed. We may fairly conclude from this
th., cotton ia to be the great prize that Is to lure the
sbolitionists in their winter ~campaigu along our cost
we may expect them to p~recipi;A.e themselves upon us
a, every assailable point in order to get the treanurs o.
our greA. staple, by lair means or foul, wherever 1t is
possible to obtain Il. We trust, therefore, that no labor
or expense will be spared in removing cotton from the
reach Of these vsndala, come when and where they nay.
In every instance where this is impraciicable, 1t should
bs committed to the aImes. Another p~recAution neces-
sry 70 prevent cotton from falling into the hands Of
The aholidOnists u the adoption OF severe penalties
against the contraband trade which has hitherto supplied
them. In this manner their factories have been fed to
an extent almost incredible. A recent number Of the
New York 7sSsss estimates that the reeeip. OF cotton
there had for some mouths past averaged Eve thousand
bLss per week. Il has been truly said that the power
Of cotton viii never be realized so long as this condition
Of sT.irs exists; and We are Of tue opinion that Snug
slsrs detected in this sort Of traffic should be dealt with
az traitors. A halter Is the only tf4e'uil rCmedy for
this evil. and unless Ii be r~ssOluisly applied We may in
vain boast of the power Of "Kng Gotten" for In that
cAss hs scsp.re will have bsen surely broken.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17
nscI.lIan,. p.c..I,.nnn.

Tao hS elections in tbs Uaiied States turtei mainly
upon he question UhO,her the conduct Of the var
shosld Do lsf. in the hAnl Of the Radical Abolidonisss,
and, BY uch . rsVuaiOu Of public opinion ~ has been
rarely witnessed, Il ~ determined in the negative. The
RAdeAs had damAnded var upon slavery, lRd Linccln
had yielded to SEeu BY iHu,ns hs emancipation proclA.
nation. To enSars tie ~snfOrcsm snt OF this policy, and .
more nVAgs warfare, thsyidtmAnded the removal Of Nc.
OlsllAn. A. thii point the popular will iatsrposed, con.
demling ths proclamation, aud f~orbidding the removal
OF Mcclellan. Bat the RIdiellS we're not to be 90
baked. They hAa the EIseaiVs undsr their thumb;
they held Amdiority 10 Ihe u~reIPirsd Congress, and
they had the puae and sword fOS twelve months. They
dared to disregard the dA' Of the people and to require
that their Owl VII should still beAv 70 the Adninis,ra.
aoa. LinsOlu yislaed and Mcclellan fell Il va a bold
stroke and Ufl have % BE- mo. boldly, o. the sacsesshl
pGty in the lsts elections loss the fruits OF their yistory.
fasy are treAiei With dsiGrcs and contempt and will
prove themselves to bs plSllAnimous and contemplate
1t they submit The ssas is sbe,hsr the Adninlsua
dSn shall be ruled BY = beaten and desperate fscion, or
oy the plainly oppressed demands Of . ~usj5Hty. A
pAry never had GrneE ground to stand on, than the
Opposition in this matter. Will they occupy it Ike
man.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17
The Cabinet.

TIE public we're tASea by surprise yestsrdAy By the
announcement tia, Hou. George W. RAudOlPh:hAs re-
signed hs seat in the Cabinet, thereby vacatng the De
plrtmsnt Of War. Several reasons are assigned for the
step, bus Rs they reach u only in the form Of speculs-
TORS, VI. do net think il necessary 10 repeat them. /,
Is but ass 70 say that General Randolph hiss conducted
the hborious and important Ahlin Of hs O6oe with
more EAtsfsctOn 10 the country than either Of bis pro-
deesSor. We are iceinsd to thirk, that II al the en-
bsrFassrents and diMeulies connected with and inpossd
upon that Department we're known, the public would
accord him = high measure Of pra.s, for the patience, the
ahlity and sys,ea with which be has met, and, ~ far as
possible, eysleOms thsm. We have felt called UPON VI
pertaining TO ,hNt branch Of the G~OVsrumsnt but Il Is
doubtful whether the responsibility Justly attached TO
the Secretary. Perhaps it may appear hereafter, that
no one could, under the eircumstAncSs have done better
than be. Luckily for the country, 70 are not wanting
in e~onPeaen: men to fl the vacant seat. Some Of these
~e would venture to name, but for the apprehension
that /. would defeat tie appointment Of any one Of then.
Sor the same reasoo, II We though. ,hsre vas the les.
chance Of il being done, ue would fOrbeAr suggesting
hiatt this Ooeurrs1cs Ahosds an opportunity Of recsstiBg
the Cabinet entirely, a. vas expected aud desired at the
organization Of ths permanent Government But as
neither to SFsak or 10 be slent on that Suhjsel uilhave
any effect, Se console OF selves With believing that, even
With MenningsF and Mallory aud Reagan Ia office, the
shoulders Of The people are broad and sloag enough to
uphold the cause, ana TO bear 4. throSgb in triumph,
.s,4 oUWa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17
A WANT IN THE Il N

To tia Editor Of the Wh'g:
KuOuisg that you aro a wA'm fsisrd to the sick and
wounded soldiers, IsppeAl TO you to use your influence
TO have more ChspAins sent to the military hospitals
not to preach and labor among the iaiants-foF be-
Rsve they are pretty we'll provided FOR in the way OF
C~haplias; bur Tor the special ben,a. Of TIE gentlemen
wish the initials IN. 8" on their shoulder straps. They
ought to be msn, Who, after the manner Of Paul, would
reason With them of righteousness, temperance" X.
Aty one rho has been much In the habit Of visiting
our hospitals viii doubtless agree with me, that Chap
aims srv grsAty needed in them, for the benefit Of the
gentlemen alluded to. Il is no coubt an oversight ia the
Confederate authorities in not providing for 40 great =
want. HOWARD
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17
NuEDn.-The Rockingham (Vs.) RsgistS states that
.u,r man nsmsd Elias Powell, residing in that coun-

NuEDn-rhe Rockingham (Vs) RsgiSiS states that
,.u2g man nsmsd Elias Powell, residing in that cOun-
:, ,u He'd by a party Of Confederate scouts, on the
~ At of o.,oser. under the following circumstances;
-. ,h., Povs,' vas a discharged soldier, having
,s.s;vss a regular and b. oable discharge from Gen
To"anS IoSnston,. Arny. Whilst in the army and
during his stay at Hlrper's Ferry - had tsk,1 a gun.
BARE from the ruias at that place y . had brought
home with him and had had stocked as S-ssase 10
nSirsa AZ N, time Of the arrival Of these scou'- freu
Green copn'y. he was temporarily at . Mrs. Snln 'as,
near his fAthsr's, and had bis gun with him. He sa" ire
scouts when the rode up, bui made no tnJrs TO escape
TIE scouts surrounded him, ordered him to halt aud
ground arms. which orders he At once ooayed, laying
down hs gun, and indicating his entire willingness to
submit himself to their eoUtrol. No sooner had no laid
do~n his gun tbaa the party closed up on him, and he
vas ired on from the crowd and EJrAnJ wounded.
warrant has beel Issued .os tee arrest Of the muf-
derers, al in number.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17
RrcrN Nan 20 NJ. Po.I.

Thai We are nos more advanced than We are In militia
~ r~ss?sess-tAaG Ss have lost some Of the ground
taiaed and hell ia the SanmsT-thAt IL Ne have not
sustained sexual rsyerses, - have gained l. conclusive
and iEu.taH yc.ofi7s, are mainly due TO lack Of men
Bragg retired iroa Kentucky and lost VI that SAFE, be-
cause he Was ~Olt,umbered. Ls fell back from Mary.
AID, because he could not nak, haAdsay asAicst the
overwhelming hos n hs trout. E,hOl4 has surrendered
the Valley Of TIE kraAShA aud the g'sA: Salt Works
Iisse, bs;1Gss he could 10, hold them against the sups-
Fios fjIcas moving ~ AN. L. North Carolina, We want
Esl. Az ~ tHs msaaOed Giss Of the seaboSrd We
-Aal msu. And yet month Is lost in pu,ung in exc
cIiOn the C5uscdgt LtE. ahieh too ponths we're
lOs. 10 Era1gIlg osir ia 0l2yrsss aud thousands Of
s~usgglers and ts.sr.eos are ps'niued TO skH!E about the
country or hide themselves about their homes. Govern.
meat and peop,s arc both TO blame. Tbs former should
nave aeed with mOFs poHp!ue IA bringing Ot the neU
lsyiss, and hslAIer Gru esLsurSbie tor t~olerl.ing the 40.
ssatesisn Of men IN tsLk from their pasts OF duty
Oas Of tbs reasons WY % hSS lost 90 many good and
brave men in the bAIslAs Of the PSSSDt year il, that We
have bad 50 many ~s!rAgglsis Who, On go pre.enc, and
another. have KEEP, out Of The fgha- ETsF lan Who
las The good Of biz eouatry ~ heart-sVsry one 5ho
has a son or brother Ia ths army sanding BY our tag
through bad a. eel "a good fortune. shOGiI lsel il his ss-
pscial duty 70 LalI u1 lhese ielOEs aud Nnd them to
1hGr command TIE soldier Who il Abseat vithou, 4
~iarougb, or vho Aios. his iurlough 10 expire uithou:
1ining bis company, . a dsssrir. We trust that the
sTOng arm Of military authority, Lidtd by publc opin'
ioo, viii corrscs this great eVa, shich, If alio sed 70 Goa
un1s, viii greatly psouAesa var Shiea could Be brought
speedily 70 an honorable close Il every nal you'll per-
form His duty.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17
81 THE G9YERSOR or VIRGINIA.
/ PROCLAMATION

II AvISG II sson 70 believe IA, the yoldalssn from this fate
III 10 TIE sru,, sre DOT provided vi n I'll. psessny sspply OF
psr 10 appeal g. he 5000 people ~ tn. Com 1onvealth - u nsh
such Of ihsse artiei a. they msy be stle 10 spare, for the use q
p~ro,iied By the q Moderate 6Oyernm.n'.
Pes Of US. ~hi e seated around ous own nrss. 10 sinisr, vel
those Eho a c eipoied 10 The lnceneuey u Ite weather, without
saMcieut COVERING, v thout change OF SpPG.el. or with tstte;ed
and unclesn Un-e. clothing
Tls ia,onty IA "A army :, pr~u e neses4Ar, washing, makes
II iupersuse that hey should he ilrash.d with a larger supply Of
ulolhng The oa OF cl t1irg, which 10 lney tsbli to those who
, ma az long aud hurried marches, reLders 4 proper hat ihty
MadHe StLpt So no i'. ienty than the army rtsulsic1' al.
iSs; ~. ~, "a Z 70 ss IS Sp ss' IS. e. nom ON i sd ii. X All. 4 !. s sstS sss ~. sish"
etsssGL yho,ss .. S,Ay have Iecca 40 .ggblen;ly kiyh. tina,
them. Prom such causes, and from ~iraitsnioa on the p.s. Of
s~ubsrtipaie efhcs 5 the mea are too ftqaeatly u~nprosidei With
cInia. marctinE Wit NAKED feet, in west a' saca as We tav, late
z a-psrisaeed, without feeling his cheek nishIn with sensation,
10, une 81 iief intle ia.a g. - = rier advsncss. while tbs litves
ca or tAiIai hnd 10 eur tHees arc Psa,iaftsly eiyf, Ethori
emotion, ca calAied to epsp Is pure And hears to rsAedy the
The man vh,, amid rain. and ,nO-. Is cOmteA led, Ia MID up 70
STE stssn md a., pdr o. stock in when he; return, 70 hs
TT f a.,G e % Sd w ,h nsn TX M " a4asSss Or s sHs %sonssy aS% : h:
pleasures o. . d.ia . Z ,hirt en-, q eS%fs-t.sls Psi' o. l.ansI
soseIs nearly frosted hss :, elsash q frozen musss; or rfae bar
rel, wi appreciate the kiatnsss Of oe uno FARM be, him With .
n.ir Of voolen tlogeG lie vii feel tia, be 10 not forgotten by
H, G a itIy, and rls he at viii OVHGIs, ss hs flehty vGws TO
p III h lie IN defence o, her 'nor aad for her glory
/ feel 60 a lent Il will be enough for me 10 . ATE the necessity
,hxt exists. 10 ensure q supply OF the articles nansd.
lie. ne people Ia each coudty and 9 Ipos tnn In the stAss ,ei
!ogotk Lamsdisi ey 70 piocare shsteyer may be necessa y Tor
tse soldiers from " Il, iums isc ne 60 ohocts it them ap.
DO .; = toured agsn.t to collect the sri!ea thfi eai % ssa;rih T.
Id. 10 carr lneIn. In pers =, 10 The ehcsl pGenr, Ard 20 !esto
their ptopsr d~lsthbulSn. These contributions vii sheer snd com.
tort i6sasssi IA. .sd 81 l5wptis ~b!s'aas'o Of Heaven uPos yon
seiyts And famin's.
The unusually early appe,rAace Of winter lndueei N. o make
this APPEAL ". and adnsnlshss me 10 urge upon ys to expedite
yodr Of,
81 Given under my head at Richmond, .ad under the seal
us Sof the Commonwealth, this 18Th day Of November. lse2,
JOAN LRToaER.
By the Governor:
dEosss ". MOsroAD,
..,rg s.r.aa,v "A IN. Commonwealth
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17

PRIsonls CT WAR -0i Saturday twenty seven Abe
ltiou ~prsodsrs, captured in J,hsrsou county a few days
8 nee, were Brought down b. the Gen ri train. Among
Them ale s. Garrett. LeuG+uaLt Colon, Of the IS b Aas.
s~Achusstts regim'nf; A. VALE. A.itant ot n, sans
S,Tg ant james Alb ,rcrombie. OF me 1881 New Yak,
auo Sergeant I. N H'rt. of he 1872 P.nusyly All.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17

GosD E~x,xrLL-bessrs Jjhu aud Gsorg, q bon
aad their employees have subscribed 1924 to The iuad
for putoh ,sing cl,'hs. for tn soldiers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17

|, DIscHIRaIp Hunter T4liaksro charged With CON.
hitting ~forgsli'u al the C,piscl, was released by the
Mayor on Saturday, il being impossible to p owe tina, the
forged p,peIs we're signed by NE accused.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17

Tue VAR,Fns -Ar Waller K ,eole, who now stands
at the bead Of the dramatic profession in the South,
conmstceI au engagement at tho Varieties t-nisbi.-
The piece 3 scted Tor lie ~ App.srarp, Is "Ea'phsg1r,
tho hountebsak !" 4 dram. OF thrilling interest.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17

SHOOTING IN MANCHESTER. Thomas fosqe, OF Pow.
hstan county, was scot and killed in Manchester, ist
Friday Ill jrning, By William r Gooina, Toe unior-
tunate victim was standing s,a window { K ug bis bresk.
as: at the time, and from what We have heard about ,ts
81 .r We jldgs that Goodman pointed bis gun at him 10
sport, vitIout intending 10 Shoot. Both here foldiers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17

FARO BANKS ~IsyiDsD The t,nemshls Mes. l4s aad
isl Main street, rcputed 10 b, gambling establishment,
we're visited a ;;ally by the detcciV's on Saturday nigh,
b. 10 professional imp, pents we're i1pnd,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17

HoNIcIDI -R1Dert B.gGerol, who thot srd killed.
Dick hcnullen las; rddiy morning, while The lAttef was
tresrassipg OF his p'em'se' for the purpose OF stealing
geese, uAs srrsignsd be ore the Mayor on Saturday, snd
remanded for sIsp na'ion before he Hastings Court.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17
x'cLrLLAs AND TEE PRESIDENCY.

Gen. L ouid rs Polk h. in Rileigh, N. O., visiting his
hi tive. Hon. Kenneth Rayhsr.
The P.inee Of Wales atIaiDed tis nsi afity. oil the 8 b
Of NOyenblT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17
~ LItns NapoIeen.

HcClsIAn's farewell 70 hS EOOpa = = protest against
oths deep damnAtiOn Of hn taking OE'-snd appeals TO
them and the county 10. synPsEhJ' Oas Cannot but
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17
ytL0ANLE .skgC

N~VERY ViLOANLE REkE e.
~ fArS T 1 81 sOL0 AT AUJT,os THE pN The
particular att nton Of III. pub le IL resp ctfil,y called 20 TIE "a ei
Of tn I'll ,wi1g valuable reA e,Iats Iosoome OF 70 day, viz:
At8k o'locE TO tHs sIerl IN. dwelling On the South side OF
Grscr, between fcu.hee ard Adams stse, L, bsS 10 the oceupan'
cy OF captain John N sheI plrd, NJ.
M4 oeloe,, 10 hist truly vslu bic lot on the North hte Of
Rrsnklin, between LIT Ht I'd itreeis, between the res.tssco Of
mrs b-snder ard Ms Kills.
A4K o clock. 20 n lag ani admirably vel bali brick iene
nsnt Al he cora OF CSnal AID eth streets, pos Ia the occupancy
or hr. o " LII All, 4ni to Tue v Ia ,ble ct in the rear.
" Also, /, fhs tire loS on the wesL Ine OF I'd, between Byrd atd
Arch rtreet'.
For fprther particulars see sacii'n head.
nov 1. HODD.N 4 ApPNRsON. Auc's.
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70 CORIlRSPoNDKNTa,

W-Laesrs on 6ssiaSss nHst BE- addressed 70 ~ "EditOr Of
az Wig"
Articles tsrasa ~ bsh siies " ts paper tPR not Be publish
sL lbs 2 a rue Il long Tdniiag, OsgAt 70 BE- kAOtpa 20 al,
and oil nH0 otss be JeP n d brNa Obituary NOTICES Sscsed-
Gag dgAfLVsS a-s chr-gsf Wr - advertisements.
- We cdHst HBcs htiJ % rJflrs rejected c0nsmEafcdaOAA.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17

A NAN sHor -0i Saturday night, a stranger named
]. D. WiIhseil, said to be a Captain in the army, ard 10
hail from Loui.ville, Ky, WAS ,hot BY some uik .own
person at the house on Gary street, kuoWn as Gnu berry
Grove" bepI by Aan Thomss He was conveyed 10 hs
apartment at the Exchange Hotel, where he died yss,er.
terday afternoon. The wound was a frightful one, the
bail entering his back and passing entirety lhrI ugh his
body. Pn1ing It Impossible to gain any Information
from the innsIes Of toe hous,, the police corclu led 10
arrest the whole party, male and .emAe. aud they we're
accordingly conducted 10 the Va ch.houfe. The Coto.
nsr vas motif . OF the mans dec ,ase, aad proceeded 10
hold an irq lest at 8 o'clock last evening.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17

LNNE CLARLF wiNE, "st yausa Medic" brand. for sale on
acc ~ MADE 4 sAKERs Drug store
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17

IRON, SCRAP, Pl0, &c, dc.
UNAekERs ai others viii dad II - their interest 10 esther ep
il and SEMI ~ all cat m I sroughthon they have We viii az
the highest market prizes Tor 70, ant also for pig iron. bi ons, &C.
Old dominion Iron sad Nsl Sorki Co .pany,
o., a. la w, 4 fRIPLkfL RsAienl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17

CLOTHING roe the SoLDIERs We understand thu. up
to Friday last, the committee Of cit ,ns had purchased,
Ia Richmond, Pstersburg and Lynchburg, betsern siI
aud seven thousand pair Of shoes for the soldiers. There
being a deficiency in the departments, rendering il im-
possible To SUPPLY the immediate wants Of G.n. Lees
clmmaud, q q Qa,rtsrnastsr General auto I'd The CON.
miltee to purchase all the socks which cocli b. found 10
he city, tie COS. to be paid by him. Tie shoes and
socks have been turned over 10 The Y Iuternaster hero
ald forwarded TO Gen. Lees %soldlvis, yet they have
ia Ian short If tbs rtqlisi'ions. Another fac; may lie
n itioned here, namely: that the clothing department
viii no; be able 10 6oish any ovsrcosts, osing 10 a want
of material, aud there /, sufficient reason to spprehend
that the supply Of blankets will be far below the dem I'D.
Gen. Myers has given the committee every possible ia.
cility in carrying on; their good work.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17
ADJr n INSPECTOR GENERALS oyvioI
pIopnoHp. Ncy, IL, 1854

lDJT AND WIPE0f0I GENkHiLb UITIOL
RICHMOND, New. IL, 1854 ,
a'sI..t S'D'''
l. Ths following uoies Of Omc' 10 spd n N sho have bee day
exchanged n, prisoners Of var. Is puoisA'i for me iafSrmsh'Io Of
rxoaAsau NoI3E. Moss
r chnosd, November IL 1867.
An oonieisrst, omcen so1 men Who have tesn eIp'ured
,-d I aro.ea 10 vrgini. OF Maryland. .. ar tue fou the beza.
Mig Of fostaici 10 ne Isl @ SoVtroer, Isti have oetp. dFY
exchanged sndar-hbeor g. declared t ~
q. Az Ooafeis ate oheens and uRn VIC have ssei dehVtrfd
.,lI.an,, Lsnipz. o JAMS River. al any { me prevo 70 70 ta
liza o rryenbsr, ist2. have bten 10y eIeh ,osed. and ss b re-
by 90 declrej
yiss,bur Ms isdpp', previous 70 The ist Of koyeAber. 1852 and
indui OK shd- d,te, b, We Teen daily Exchanged, I'D IRE heis yss
a., . T. scBt r ..DLD,
Agen. Of faeaange
All ohfez ard men wAo have been daily exchanged o. Td'-
ors, q W, Viii. without delay Join hdf respective resinesis
andea-Saales -
Is,pes3 ~ g. UOveEk,
nov t,ei. All sni Tns General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-17

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II Osr. Jaly loh. fs.s 4 esrdfeals OF ,xoBy seven tharss W.
Ia g,ui, state sIoc., No tte3, dsted sh fep.Snoet, iSt The
p.o,sc are eco ionei not 70 Isde foo sAti stoef, ~ ] SHAH Ehs
application TO have II re-sssd. -
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