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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-24

A war meeting will be held al
Mereerville, Harrison township, on Fri
day next, at / O'Clock. A flag rails
ing by the Union ladies Of the vicinity,
will take place during the day. Capt.
James Niday will be in attendance to
muster in recruits for his company.
r. L. Stewart will address the people
on the existing state OF the country.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-24

The c. s. A, says an exchange,
have chosen the very name to which
they are justly entitled. They are in
fact, the "Colored States Of AmericaP'
Their secession and bsrharous warfare
have proved them 10 be the "Coyard
States of America" and soon they will
6e the Conquered States OF Ameri-
ca"
C. s. A.-Colored States of Ameri-
ca.
C. s. A.-Coward States of Amsri-
ca. !,
G. S. A. Conquered States Of
America.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-24

~ The Steamer Bostona No. 2, is
now running as a regular packet be-
tween Cincinnati and Parkersburg.-
Her accommodations for passage and
freight are inferior to none on the river.
Travellers and shippers cannot fail to
be pleased. Her officers are sound 10y
al men, and anxious to render general
satisfaction. We tender TO her our
best wishes for her prosperity and sue
cess.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-24
GENERAL POPE STRIKES AN IMPORT
ANT BLOW.
Capture OF Gordonsvilie-One Of the
Most Important Rebel Communica-
tions Cut Off.
WASHINGTON, July 18.

We feel at liberty to state that yes
terday portion of the army Of Gen.
Pope entered the important town Of
GordOnsVille, Va, unOpposed, and near
ly destroyed all the railroad paraPher-
MALTA at that point-the junction Of the
Orange & Alexandria and Virginia
Railroads. Three-fOurts of the troops,
munitions and supplies Of every de-
scription for the Rebel armies at Rich
mond, Of necessity must pass through
Gordonsville by rail. The blow IS
therefore a most important one, more
especially as it is the first Of series,
which we trust will do more to cripple
the efficiency of the Rebel Richmond
army than aught that has yet occurred.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-24

E We see by the Louisville Jour
nal, that the charges of cruelty against
General Mitchell have been preferred
by Jessee S. Norton, Col. of the 91st
o. Y. We have some knowledge Of
Col. Norton derived from bis residence
at Camp Darlington, near Gallipolis,
during the three months service
From what we know of him, We are
disposed TO doubt the fact of Gen.
Mitchen's guilt. We await further de-
velopments before expressing our opin-
ion Of Col. Norton, further than to say,
that Gen. Mitchell, in our estimation,
could not be traduced by any thing
which Jessee s. Norton could allege
against him. 1t is high time these
charges against our best Generals,
should cease. In the present instance,
it is doubtless owing to the fact that
dnference OF opinion existed between
the two officers as to how much the
rebels should be hurt. Col. Norton's
campaign in this section of the country,
was productive Of nothing whatever, to
which we could refer with any degree
of satisfaction. Our neighbor Of the
Journal would do the Col. favor, to
omit any reference to his campaign in
Western Virginia. The battle of Sea-
rey has never conferred honor on any
man engaged in it, unless on Col. Nor
ton, who received slight wound--in
the rear.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-24
Capt. z. S. Mathews,
1st. Lieut.. Edward Henderson,
Cd. Lieut.. Phineas Holcomb,

~T The 18th Regiment of Ohio
Volunteers, was paid off few days
since, and large sums Of money sent
home by the boys to their friends
Nearly all of it however, has been sent
to Athens, and probably no informa-
ton as yet, of the fact, has reached the
parties for whom the money was in
tended. Residents of Gallia county
having friends in that Regiment, can
ascertain whether anything is due them
by calling at the Office of R. L. Stew
ART, in Gallipolis. where list of the
names Of the soldiers, as wen as par
ties entitled to receive the money, can
be seen without charge. q:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-24

The Governor Of New York has
issued his proclamation offering in ad-
dition to the bounty offered by the Gen.
eral Government, a bounty of $50, to be
at once paid to each private soldier,
who shall hereafter volunteer into the
service of the United States. He trusts
to the next Legislature TO ratily and
confirm his act.
A petition is now being circulated in
Gallipolis requesting Gov. Tod to dc
precisely the same thing. Some cap
tious persons, sticklers for law and
constitutional rights in every thing tend
ing TO crush the rebellion, may refuse tc
sign it, but every patriotic citizen will
do so, without any qualms Of conscience
in regard to the legal right Of the Gov
ernOr. The expense Of convening the
Legislature would be one half the sum
required. The delay would be equal
to the balance. Now is the time
Thirty days hence may be too late
Sign everybody--strengthen the hands
Of your patriotic Governor.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-24

HEforts were made during last
week, by some planters from the other
side Of the river, to obtain signatures
Of our citizens to petition, for the re-
lease Of one Rawson, brawling seces-
sionist, who for his noisy vaporings in
favor Of the rebels, made on the streets,
was lodged in jail, and subsequently re-
moved to Camp Chase. Our people
should be careful to give all such Pc
litions ga wide BERTH" Leave them to
be signed by those among US who sym
pathize with the cause Of which Raw
son is an advocate. His guilt is un-
questionable, and stranger things have
happened during this war, than that he,
il released, should be found in some
guerilla party carrying out his princi-
pies. The time has come when all
such clemency is Of doubtful utility.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-24

~ The following are the officer,
Of the Eighteenth Ohio Battery, to be
attached to the 9lst Regiment, FORM
ing at Portsmouth:
Capt. G. G. Aleshire,
Sr. LIST. Lieut.. W. r. Morgan,
Sr. Cd. Lieut.. Benz. Rutherford,
Jr. 1st. Lieut.. H. A. Regnier,
Jr. Cd. Lieut.. Jos. McCafferty.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-24

"A War Meeting will be held in
GallipOlis on Thursday next, July 31st.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and we hope every
man in the county who is able and will
ling to bear arms in defense of our
country, will be present. The several
recruiting officers will be present to
in volunteers.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-24
Twenty villainous bushwhacEers

Twenty villainous bushwhackers
were captured by the 4;h Virginia
Regiment, and sent TO Gsllipolis on
Tuesday last, for transportation to
Camp Chase. One rascal in the crowd
has taken the oath four times. it is
said. They should never been taken
prisoners. All such murderers should
be summarily dealt With.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-24

The citizens of Vinton and yicini-
ty will hold war meeting on Satur-
day next, at 1 O'Clock. Capt. Math-
ews, will be present to muster in any
for the war, who may offer.
An address to the people on the all abb
sorbing topics Of the day will be made
BY R. L. Stewart, of Gallipolis.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-24
J. W. Longbon, of Jackson.

o w AOD 8 OO"5 Ut
The following resolution was adopted:
"That if the 91st Regiment is not
filed up within thirty days, the Cover
nor of Ohio be requested to authorize
a draft for that purpose"
The quota of men fixed upon for
each of the counties, was two COM
panies from each one except Pike and
Jackson, which counties only furnish
one company each.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-24

The GsIlia Military Committee viii
grant no further certificates or recon-
mendations, until the companies al.
ready recruiting are filed up. This is
in answer to the various applications
already made. We refer all who wish
to enter the service to the regular re-
cruiting officers.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-24

The New Orleans Delta, the lead
ing secession paper in that city. now
bears this inscription at its head, "The
Federal Union-it must and shall be
preserved. vf rgf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-24

~ According to correspondent
Of the NeS York Express, James river
is. obs!rueted by thirty sulken vessels.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-24

E The Gallia County Military
Committee have recommended officer:
for three Infantry companies to be
raised in this county. The following
gentlemen have already been commits.
stoned:
Capt. Jas. E. Niday,
LIST. Lieut.. R. Blazer,
Cd. Lieut.. Joel Hull,
Capt. L. 2. Cadot,
lst. Lieut.. s. F. Neal,
I'd. Lieut.. -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-24

= The Rev. JoHN Row. will preach
at the Court house next Sabbath at 1o4
Am. s 4i.g ~
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-24

Colonel,
John A. Turley, OF Scioto.
Lieut.. Colonel,
Benz. F. Coates, Of Adams.
Major,
John r. Blessing, Of Gallia.
C QuaItermaster,
A. H. Kicker, Of Lawrence.
Sutler,
W. T. Barnes, Of Pike.
Chaplain,
T. S. Reeves.
Surgeon,
DR.. Durham.
Adjutant,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-24
sfafemenf OF Moneys

Paid into the Treasury Of the State
Of Ohio, for the benefit Of the friends
and families of Volunteers in the
United States service; the same having
been paid to 6. W. Williams, Agent,
to be deposited in the Treasury. Name
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-24

HT The Military Committees Of the
several counties in this district, met at
Portsmouth last week, and selected as
officers of the Regiment, the following
gentlemen:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-07-24

H The lips have as little right to
be traitors as the hands.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
LAIESr ER0M 49, oRLEANs.

The following authentic information has been receiVec
here, from Nv 0:l,als, by Telegraph
Tae troops IN Fort Ja;k5Ou nutined and spiked some
,! tie guns, wien &C.. Daocau obliged TO suren
lsr Tee Louisiana was at For, s.. Philip, unmsn ige
ole She received troidsde c: thir;yf7s feet with.
out injury. sac then blown up by her commar der,
gcIntcsh, who La AZ arm aad leg bioSn Of
About thirteen ef tine enomy's steamers came up Re
iors .he saue. DIR Of the FORTE among t'Cm the Brock
VI sud ,h;ss others OF her cilss The F>dcra! troop
arc Ieysd TO be in NV 0daans low, and the elem,
IA full possession Of the eiy.
TIE F.c-el commander Of ;tO MditLre ('l sGvc nc
cs lha. be sIy days b.fors the b,abariuso,
- remove tho French s.z,as TGS before the suS
render.
The city is al quiet though ID r. grea: cxc.emo1',
Th3 psopl5 are fully loyal
All the cotton aud ssrP'Tg IN the city and a. Baton
Rscg,, we've buratsb5u y 90 ba.os al the cotton
Oh the riyr viii b. bun. Whenever the enemy aP'
preach
AUGUSTA, May S.-Tho Mobile R'gsiar Of So;h 'l'u
ass /, has reason to doub ttat toe destruction aoug
ur euaboa,s on Lake PoS;oAaE,raia general a.
heretofore announced.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
IRON NyRra ALABAMA.

ACGcsrA, Mag The Savannah RePpbaelas cores
psndeni ulder data OF Is last says 'hs. the re Oeeu
pa,oa OF Decatur by our troops Confirmed Tae enc
nj sheled be town AMI burned tie bridge. We have
PROBABLY, re occupied Huntsville.
sLCDSD DisPArcH.
ATLANTA, Ma 3L-A sP cal d'epatch TO the lnte!li
,sucrr sy. tho enemy have crossed the river in sn-
iorc. They are in considerable oroe at BrdgpCrt We
sal f Iht them ia the mount ins.
TuIRB DISPATCH
LUGUsTA, May This UhrCu:co and Sentinel has a
,lnr from Chattanooga which says that the enemy has
retired iron Bridgeport. Taoy advanced 10 further.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
FROM FLORIDA.

AUGUsrL May The Savannah Republican Of this
morning has letter from TAmpi, FLORIDA, dated 20 b
ult which confirms the preViou report OF the refafal
Of Major Tnoms' to surrender the town. The eremy
Last accounts.
Prisoners, escaped from Kay West rsp,rt that 1000
Fsderas we're on the land, and 500 ia the hospital
with small pOI and o:her diseases.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
NM noMRARnMENT or roRT PILLow.

AueusrR, May 3.-The Memphis Appeal, Of the
osh ult, says: 1--WE learn from above that during the
bombardment of Fort Pillow yesterday, three of the
enemy's mortar guns exploded At last accounts the
enemy had not appeared at Carondelet, sixty miles
above New Orleans. The Argus says that the enc
my's gun boats above Memphis will soon be in our
10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
LAND RoR SAL.

OF E3 fer sale fam tire Ap tor Eiver, In The
UNITY ia wrd six rles absYe farnvile and with
In II MAS OF the sou1h Eide Ral oai IL e1ntinI
20 pcrls, sut ,er cD1modae hlser
TIRE irrr lot r n-y selling emil bail
Ofhce outDrd s. In SO dtepsir II 3
100 GEEK ana ft laud ss s-
cy u w,td lnl GmJe5, ID oil portion OF TIE land
n1'ly ct In Glove.
ilforma In regard 10 r. re- e: 10 friends
John ti3 Inv aud CHARTS Morton, FGrnyile.
iy ada Is Yorkt W. Of Capt Johu l. 1hnnton.
at,sl-s2.n JNn. ENIGET
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
RICHMOND WING.
MONDAY MORNING, MAY s, Ise2.

Tux DkEsScE - WArER APpRoAckEs SINCE t9e
famous postpusnGial speeescs Of Ada;ra Napier Won
drul revolution has occurred in naval warfare. Taeugh
this lily Admiral with the best appointed AID the most
p0~erful naval armament which the void ever locked
upon, was poEerless before Cions'adG; sE6, EoGgh
Vsnes-surreuadet by lsgoOns, aud every lagoon Cos
ts4 with frowupg bAtlsmen,s-d,f'd The Fssrch Navy
in the Italian osnpaya II 80, recent events have de-
m1asrA.ed beyond IL question of Doubt that such for
If, .tioal-cas IN such immense suns o. money and
ausing tie lbJss u centuries to complete tten-Are
u.,rls worthless Wien assaled BY irOHclzd vessels Of
var L has bssa demonstrated that no city apprO- cha
bis b. water Is safe however sIOag she iOraseIiioas
nay De. HID New Orleans bsen attacked BY 4 ct &C
U5oisa vssssls-ag,ils. tue sssau's Of vhea is de-
fsrcss we're odgiHaily des'susd-sysFy Yankee hulk
wollI have e,ca repo7ag, 'iiiod ia the bosom CT the
grsa Ashes OF Wtssrs, eNt6h would have ft:cuei
On the careassgs Of sF accused eroEs Instead hOo.
e.sr Of any such desabis resell 8 the fors pas
----sg o, ;l,m IA, ilrei-a-d New Orleans is AZ tie
-. yv 5s H0u->Ld "a ooa.-!
E ass Is yaiaGd BY Weeping and hmen'icg over Esd
rl s-z-- Aysa kuoEs We have e. 2 "a eed with
r. bas % ua7. Sc; abog i8eastr0usls &c, suos
s5aI p.,ysu. TASK vuiSs'uos.o r-clTE' HIe
f-,u7e. To slsue absolute safety to city spprOseL-
b wssr, either he eiiy must Be removed beyOea
o. ths eusmys glls; ", The eDemys Gucs must
b. sag range OF Sc. f4ere IS absolutely ,heu oal
o. -sy Ct pro.eng city liable 10 beng u&--il. ~
as aud iha. IL, by 05s,rue,g tis esAa R5i Of OPP
y-sach a. every available poaL and by sseo1sg shut
pol ion c!.5, eascnAcd batteries At every piint OF
5ss.rscgn, TO. sos foolish Of p5Nasr On Iv,i
n.rlo,0 aive-ssues ogt 10 VrsVsa; hs 05,,rUeti0ns
fr.s 5s,Rg rs70gtA
Il vess, an be nSds sso,-prOOf land battery
be uaoS ,qs...7 50 b. Uslg tie ns; rals il IL
Soas-Ia,tOn. B1s ar5aoy difficulties are SIisirg il
d, eyes Of Jhs Chs7l, aud they PROFOUND the qivs
10 , "Thefe s. The .rcu % o. obsaieyd 10 make ss,t
Ps5oi 5at.os,es}' ne ansvrr, Is TO, the sa.s;y Of
ely ~Or.h : mis- o. gal "a ahead: Is not the safety
o. = ely sor,h len a,.}., o. ely r.Io-a?.
% ts RAM vi common sense, Why d. the Clisers Of
j5is Gases1ms1t hen ami haw aud ,hrOs Jfi .ulaes
tse usy Ct s,oouPi-iac the pAiless rsliss To- tie
sllss.ioa OF lie coultry
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
LArrR FRoM me Ear WEST.

Augusta, May 9-The Little Rock True Demo
crat, Of the 2iJh u, says that report was current
there that Standwate has had fight on the Neutral
Lands of the Chcrokecs, thrashed the enemy soundy
and took two or three hundred prisoners and eighty
wagons There is good reason to believe that the
port is true II is also reported that Gen Mcbride has
had a successful skirmish in Missouri.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

ylsr TO Nser-iN lion ,o-ga " R,1'c'p1, Sec
r. ary Of War and do1. 2. Mallory, crstsry of the
NAVY, visited No-fo On Friday last reu oirg 70 r es-
uorj u's' 3sy Wills in Norfolk, tte' VISITED The Ne'
W Yard, the ygilis an other points Of aieres. TIC
Dy Beck .saras that sy we're highly pleased sih what
uev saw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
BIZ Tua GoVEG uH OF VGsaGaE4
FPnCT AAfaTTOE

sNFlRHkT'OG Having been Tee wed spies snd Isl7ya
continual Ing ia &C. through he irUn'ei
"a ih-ou r- h the posse ioI o. N
vLng -l-aa2 : . a = q hFru
ID 1aty the state o. Viz. ia.s
Tsreore p-.ye he efrs.4 Iuch persons om osy boz
ie LEnc.s Governor Il the Comnpn-es OF Nr, ht
10 ersoy cal upon AID he Jsstce o. The Psc 81
sush un - 5rgAsIe active and c,sSt Comi ttel q e
comp scl q pes,ns Vim EXEMPT noa military seryict
Cuty shall ssuLiEs I'll ssrarger5 pie gu
ehaac,ers Ksmrt NJ pass out 4 is STATE cut o. the
rd ~ toos AID ascertain r possible, her tus n't
tui rtrn5n and r. up saoh sCrrny, foundt ten
tages cGrrng'n Icit win The enemy ny ca
yrg e:ts etc thea ares ed Aai n e.
Justice be commit "a % i, I'll Pre-
,cr erA ruAic0 be had Suc1 a be reported oe
seltye Nho ays;e By Law win ory I, suspicious
.rtgons % be inpr oned.
= Gvsn u=de- ny hand snl under the seal Ct te Con
'LS lmoaw t. Ron,1i this sth Jay Of April 1864, ant
- 80 - JOIN LETCHER.
BY me Gover11r:
GORGE W. hUNruap
spat-esE seese az OF the Commonwealth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
ATTENTION yOLUNTES fsS.

rN<ANraY co up sNT So UstalsaGndef tuho itT n m
heteu,ty n war the UndeDignej two o whom arr O.
he virginia Aita lnstGt-, fora log al II srtrY
for he sSs4on h.lfg raised by o etc rc,ti,
.esvtd CaPtalg OF EgEia Vo'uuts,siI he evckn
MN alb ree ldsT sept act can J. tee
fhs coma snd rceye the b)u,ty sc. stsad Of bel
s iip', . he's VII be- . al up eoEpAIi,s
4, fe-vce vi h0u' re- e.v' sny houn y.
% mpu Tor oc u srtvi viii hing 70 &c into act
g,Cs ru.y also joia This co nphny
sssadig Office 10 street, telween Aala AID Birk
}. wICKHIM,
". q EiGIEsT 7r,
CHAN.Ss CARIEs
80 2s-du Arthur :. 60 CT,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

N1RrH CAROLINA Cosv0rIoS.-Tbis body has finally
determined TO adjourn Tuesday, the lS.h CT Nay,
sutj,et TO The call # hs Pc, sidsEt and committee Of
avr and that il OF called together between the Is
Of Nay ard The lat Cay Of November, the COuvsndsn
Eolld BE- dissolved On the later day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

Coz WIlinNSoS-Tao L.xngol Gaz tic 2 q
to; Col T. r. Wuiausoa has gone TO g. n Jisksoh's
AIuy. Tss Coloaol Is unioub eddy the NOS. accom-
pshed Engineer OF ths STATE, and tiainy Ia, active
rVcs Of TIE hAd il biz appropriate sphere. &c has
ben arEous to Be with Che army tor some time ard
We are glad tia, Lii wishes are gFlt6sd."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

AErSHoJTERs.-we have rcpe,;ediy urged The de
t,nest o; .p,eill eors CT hasIssOotCrs, Gud wSrs
a.R 70 observe that tue 'uti c. lLd str'c'sa the
a .,g;ioa ,f Congress at ns .4s, -'ign. \ b -,s
passed. L.a,vs, prov.dug for tie organ tion o.
cSmpAnis c; ss>pshOoters. On this sG,jsc: The last
Cot...oa dtcrry s,ys;
Tnsse T. 40 sAcu-c o.. tic absence OF regular corps
o. slarpstoCtsr- itcn or armies. We have su asuT-
rc, o. The fa=st E,rksueu in the SoIld, meu prae
Il 80 n The Of the ,ifs from early boybood. HeIe
VS. enc advantage over tee cutmy. IL had 10 main
his keep them long in cup, If instruction, aud Trac
Hicg q. "fSiug FROM re,s" AID YET they have the
ar o. ", sUd b va resped murtsrous advantages -
SOIL We can asa, the enemy IA this game The ran.
DER Sf ,r-C5 shots IN cue armies Vastly oular mbCr
ais. and. bodies b,ioc intrepid. tley have 10
.qu,,s al 'tr osrd hig. With sbess three very .
cd1d sGY.-.aCss IL ,ysh roE we CT OF mIari +
sai p -oo:,r- We ear, we before remarked, beat
o., c-Cmy 30 hi, glGe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

OCCUPATION q Nav URLEANs A dispatch wsS re.
,ed Sturdy, ~ the Secretary Of War; frou Gen
Lowell at ClmO Moore stating thai Goa. Bailes forces
entered NV Orleans on hat day
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

Our ieadors cautioned sgGinst counterfeit. fs 8
and tsu altered aud ai.ei from the genuine 81 bills Of
the BArk Of the State Of souh Carolina The decor.
ion can readily be detected in coed light, and "!
ref i observation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

THs GESKKAL ASSEMBLY, Nill re-asenhls to-day, puf
su4n, 10 sdjoarameG Is presumed tina. the tsssO'
s.l be Q short one.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

S.vaSxaa NEyEs - Bk SVRESSokE,o Tie S.v- nash
R,sas!eaa ssa,uaees that B is4d ,E GsHsrsl L,w;oB
bas desrn1sd ulje. no Circumstances 70 suIren1er tie
c;.y into the hands O. the eaeay, bu 20 dssnd il TO O e
last extremity This determination Wa formally c. n
nlaiessd 90 the Mayor Of fuesiay, w5s'supo1 sPt-
e. astt-g Of Council Vas called, and the fJl1EiIg
rs Il.i,a aa-lin5uiiy alop.ed
Wssrsss, Z communication las been rec iv,d from
e. 1-1uaGiiug usr.i s,A-ias mat be v U defend
10 me 8. extremity; and whereas, nc 10. n.
..-s . uog ci q l.ta..> Up .oys Of the isiem'ui-
Be gll4r-- ga. o. -c.s., t5l-,fore, b. 81
f..safrsI ia. C8lsgJ s reader ali the sd tta' Is
poser 20 s1sail .ae g neral, ald to carry CO, bis
Lsliao.e drtJTm nation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

Tax slsr VA. REs'T-Tas foT wing L srs: Of tie
officers of The Sls Rsst Va. FOs, as lstey re organ
led The gimsnt Is sncamped at Valley Mile, IN Au-
gusta county Col Jackson, supposiag that tie ne"
Constitution bad been adopted and that be would there
fore be dhqual rom holding the GBe, of Jadge, it
he c1ntiautd ia the military savics, Declined re elte
tisn Colonel John S. Fl fnAn L..Co!Oael Alfred H..
JSkloo; NJ = joseph chepOwith Captains, Co. 4,
wu. ". Arastt Co. B SAM A. Glmer; Co. O., " IN.
= O,oper; &c. D, ] s. K M;LuIeheu Go. /, RO. H.
B;ad.haW; Co. :, James + Harding Co g., J. O.
Arbogast Co. h, Geo thompson; 90. L, Nathan Claw
snr. 10 j IN r P,rlios.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05
mZgsIyG or 0CKHOLDERs.

yyJHE An ualMceiug The socshote Of N; Shnold, Pr
ics btts aad Potomac balboa JONI vi be hed al n
oce o. the In ire Uy Il hchnOni on Wsdne day
2sth Nay, sdl - u O'Clock, ".
Ap9l-2AHIE @. W. hACMURDO Trf asEre'.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-05

CHASaE or Posniox.-wm. N. Browao has &c
igutd he ,i,e Of Assistant Secretary q S'atS, which
Ne has held since the ouud4i.n Of the Government Of
bs Confederate atss, and his bo'n sIp3lnted Abide
mp shh he ralk Of Colonel on the personal sIh Of
the P,esid-nt