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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
ADDITIONAL.

SPRISGTrELD No, March Ia messenger, who ar-
rived this morning at O'CLOCK reports that the bata
lasted from Thursday morang til Saturday evening and
that oss about four hundred and hty killed and
WouaGed.
The rebel loss was about one thousand killed and
wounded, and one thousand taken prisoners-amorg
them Col McRle, of On Arkansas regiment.
TIE attack was made from the north and west, ,'our
srmy being completely surrounded. Gems. Van Dorm,
Price HcCucch and McI-toh were present. with about
twenty fye thousand men. Gems McCulooh and Mcln-
tosh ore reported morially wounded.
The attach from the roar was made by Gen. MeCul.
och aud met by Gen. Siegtl who routed him COM
pletely. His corps scattered in wi confusion We
nave also captured large amount of stores, cannon
teams and ammunition.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

sThe President has determined TO perfect the organ "a
tien OF the Amy Of the Potomac by dividing !. into FIVE
corps ddrmes, commanded b. the seuior Generals Of
division, namely, M u General BlnLs; Brgadier Gere
r'li ia the Regular 4rmy-Sumuer and heDo veil; (;
ga lie Gen rGscf Volunteers: II, ia zalmln aud Keyes
The two l3, nSed oursnk a tie other BjgaGier Gen.
etsl of Volunteers Next 10 them on the Army r'gis-
ter stands the Of Generals Andrew aud Fz JOHN
Porter end below tbe again. those of Generals Ffapk
hn, AcCall Hooker and Bienker. Gen. Scott, who
always adverse 70 what he called new tangled n0tons"
aud who had never Sccmmsbded an army sufficiently
large to admit Of a diviEion Into several bodies,
thirty or forty thousand strorg opposed the cf-
Eanlzttlon OF corps dGrmee, Tbl0 he General.
i1-Ohief. Upon his retirement, II was supposed tha:
Gen. AcCl la1, 10 TIA time, had Sesn strongly 10
favor OF an oTgenztioD, the value Of which he had cb
served abroad would &c ooce constitute them and
time he did, according common report, indicate
the Generals whom no desred to pu; in command of the
several corps which he about TO constitute. Ocly
one CT two OF those thea named among the five
iected by the President. The division Wss not then
made however, and further pcstponemeuIs have taken
place from time 10 time on various prstexts, and for
reasons past finding out which il would not be wise
to until the President--knowng that every o
his Generals, seconded by the Joint Committee the
Conduct Of the War, desired the organization cf the
army to be perfccte1-did it himself consulting
excep: Secretary S'aunton, aud not announcing his de-
termination 10 General Mcclellan until the several com.
nandeIs had been designated.
These revelations Indicate ths. Gen. MeCeI'sn doe
not joy the ulles. cosfience of the Gorll Govern.
men Indeed hs removal i, Inserted by The same cor
respondent. &c says:
ave have authority for saving that within tTelty.
f0ur hours General AcC Ian wi cease to be in orU,
As he has for time ceased to be in fact the Com
mandSr-ir-Chef Of the Union torces. An order to b.
sued to morrow will date new era in the history OF
this WAL"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
MESSAGE rRoM LINCOLN.

Lincoln sent in the following message to the Federal
Congress en- the 7h inst Mr.. Cooking, of New York,
in the House Of Representatives, moved the adoption Of
the resolution embraced in the message. After consider
able debate in which Mr. Crtenden, as usual implored
aud talked about the esc! at this time, 81 the resOr-
ion was adop,ed-yeas So, nays 81.
R.ilopg Cit 'ssns Of ths Senate and
House of Representatives
recommend the adoption of joint resolution by
vcur honOraby bodies which shalt be substantially as
follows:
n solved That the United States ought te co-ope-
rats with any State which may adopt gradual abolish
m,ul Of slavery, giving 10 such State psclnary AID to
be used by such Safe in t5 discretion, TO compensate
70 the nconVeniences, public and private produced by
such char 60 OF system"
l. the proposition contained in the resou ion does not
meet the pprova OF Congress and tho country, there is
he end but if il does command such approval deem
II Of Importance that the STATE. and people Immediately
Interested should be at once distinctly nohed of the
fact 80 that they may begin to consider ThCtier TO
cep; or ice. it. The Federal Government would fad
;s highest interest in sucl measure as one OF the
cost efficient means of self preservation. The leaders
of the existing instruction entertain the hope that his
Government will be forced to acknowledge the ndepen
deuce VI part Of the dis II cicd gioa aud that
all the slave States North of such parts will h' say
.he UniOn for which We have struggled being already
gone we nov choose 10 go with the Southern section.
To deprive them Of this hope sunstantslly euds the
REBEL on, and the riilton of emaneip ton completely
dpIvcs them OF 1t to all the aes initiating it. TIE
point s not that all the States tolentng slavery would
very soon, fiat ALL initiate emancipation but that while
he offer is equally msd9 TO all the more Northern
shall by such initiation make il certain the
Sou hetn that in event, will the former Join the
litter In their proposed Oonfederscy. say imitation,
because, in nv Judgment, gradual aud sudden
cpa.icn is betttr tor all la the financial or pecu-
nary view, ahy msmber Of Congress- with the census
tables and treasury repors before him. can readily see
for himself Row very soon the current expenditures OF
s would purchase, at fair valuation all the slaves
any nanled State.
Such proposition on the part Of the general Govern
me sels up no claim of right, by Federal auth ,rity
10 interfere with slavery within State limits referring
a, does the absolute control OF the subj in each c,se
TO the State aid is people mm adatey Interested Its
propose matter oil perfco u free choice with them
IN Ihe aauull message, last December, thought e,
cay Tle lion must be preserved and henos all ndis-
psns4ble means must be employed. l said this not
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
NOTICE.

= SEALE0 PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE
> U.T1L II O'CLOCK NJ, March 25thi lsO2, for
the deiyesy AZ RI hmO q Of
40l Hospital Tents 4 b. is feet; IL feet high ~ foot wall com
pl te With poles and Gins
OJO Bel Tents lcses ridge. feet uPwsh compete
In every respect.
aOOwai Tents By foo, WALL complete with aes, poles
and plns.
Bids nay be made any OF Tents thousand
spe tents Whlch CSrtrectcr must conform, can be seen
at once Bdier5 will the time required TO furnih the
VII le OF lhsir bias
Payments vii be made delivery Of each COO Tents and the
r oaetourta in Con elrate bnn Is reserved Bids TO
be aUi enclosed and endorsed Proposals for rentL
bids are invited fr naaufAetuge Of such cloth he Gov
eminent procure into Hospital Bell and Wal Tents the
Gen raeoss furnish pole pins rope, &e aud give salts
factory rcuy for performance o CONTRACT kPe imen Tents
which the work conform Ne
mi, ne Bids to be see a5d endorsed Proposals for Manu-
featuring Tsuts."
J. B. MOLEJLAND,
mlS-td MAI. and A . n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
JoHS Z. Wool.
LLLsaEn oYEErrRs NAsc

ALLEGED o'khIOhh HI "AsoN AM sL'DALh
Tire n. Y. Tribune has tho fooBirg special dispatch
from Washington"
The slavery question has ineTes. from the letters
received Lass night from Europe. L. is now understood
that Messrs Mason and Sidel have made propositions
in London aud Paris calculated enlist the sympathes
Of religious. PEOPLE and OF liberals. They csr ss the
condition Of reeogiitioD-
lst. The protection Of the marriage relation SmOng
slaves.
81 The removal CT all statutory inpediments to
manumission
81 Prospective emancipation
OF course free trade is thrown in to boot.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
HEADQUARTERs DEPASTMgsr W HJSRloo,
RiCHElND Va, March 9Th ls62.
General Orders,

me Prop.,ors Of Hotels Aad ardlug Houses Will forth
E1 report ttAe Proyoat Marsha tn Of all gus Al
tsrr tOuss Of an persoas ther employment
arrivals III also be u-nhci 20 The Provot AAnhA
tEice every Cay AZ the hours a. 10 A NJ and ? 81
II Livery Stable Ke and owners OF Hacks and oiner puo
lie Vehles report 70 the Provost hAsh'l the location Ct
h Saes an the num'er Of she TIss Hacks Ae. They
vii dA reports Of prscns om The surrouniiag
c9uatry pa .ng "a riaggs 10 the rSt.bes
IL person permitted 10 pass beyoGd tc corporate iuH
Of oy Ia 3ther hicle on horseback Sheu;
yaapor Diver stage Coaches P,Aly forbidden nom
ta passengers polat Shia the ten miles OF count
a aI lHg, cest rAusp1ttt en- Into ae city, or 10 dis
tat places, unless sush psfsons have paSpcrts
~ order of Eris is-den. JSo. II. WSDzR, Cohdg 1e
l. K PAGE,
nls-u A. 4, General
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
RECRUI1s WAITED!
ATTENTION.

F7THE organization Of company nearly conFtsa-
We have the secured AID all equipments ready a. so
mastered service Those wis do ret Immediately
un;eeF vii be obliged n,s tee ha service The system
Of su5t tuition has bsen abandoned by the Goyernren
t who bound Tor service must represent n
This suthory. We then earnety In
ycketh who S share With the forunt ofth svA
Who would rather apFear ,olaty the ted 10 Of
N r unrJ, than the relutNn soldiers Of coercion
orvsrd this day, and enlist thtir volunteer In
great and sloTis sus cause.
apply st our Once IN the Whis Building -
MARSADUKE JOHNSON,
JOHN W BaAasT0RD,
A h GUlGON,
mhIl-V " J. CLUTTsR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
HEADoU ARrERs pEPARlMESr CF HESGIcO. I
RiCIaoNb Va, March 1th, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS.

No. 5
Cl J>hn Potter Nppoirtel Provost Marshal of the
cts % AcNmolt Cspt c Godsil and J. Q. M-yaAId
..s appointed Ass!stgrt Provost dArshAls.
verbal Er;'er, concerning passports OF
te ocai % q aaar- be y the FTo.os: MARSHAL
Ii The city ~ k,hncnt l. civ'dsl Into two Mil AT Dis
tie In. 3AyOs Butr., AMI Gunaing ~
th Ns1 eace up Nsil u, eel 70 Goycruor or
I2 se taene 2 s-sct to he ha % Of h-
g;y.
5ie n tc of sad fne of division l. under Command Of
Csv ain A. . oiu and the L rt west Of SAL las under
the c,umNul " CagtAn j. o Maynard
Ill Samuel MAccutb a ls appointed Chief Of Police.
By order Of Bas, Gen jSo. WNpER.
l. K PGGE,
mis- Asst Ai't General.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
CRESCENT CITY INK MANDATORY,
GEORGE X. VINTRH, Sole Agent.

GEORGE X. VINTRS, Sole Agent.
NO los POYDsAs STREET. NEW ORLEANS
News Ink, 81 cts y Red LAX, 80 cts to tl0P
Box lax Is do DO Ca mine Ink, sl5O 2 CT
Card Ink, 81 do Co are lax, IS cts . oE
Cop G. Pi.tl Ink, a. 50 co Purple InG, rs ds de
Auosrsph'c Irk... 5 do Brown Ink, tl51 \ .
go The Auogrsphic lax is Green Ink $50 60
q LihcUAphic lnx, which can ie low ink, $50 20
be phot g phed s-ssei VarnIs1..... IS cts =
b. suy ch-rcal pr-css1- Gold Sszs....sl do
Bl1e Ink 20 es % s51 n Biooz lis csto l.5o 2
TAsqe Inks supei1r quality manufactured Ia New
BY practical ehes Warranted equal TO the best
make, ant In general by tie NeH Orleans
ptvss. - - -
All Ofiess addressed to GEo. Il. YISrTR,
Type Foundry anu Printers warehouse,
Ne. I05 PoydrSS sreS, New Orleans,
vii be promptly attended, 20. fel4-dAs2n
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF HEERlc5,
Ri;hmand, Va, March lllh, ls62
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 6.
Il Rsoad CoupAnles ard the Jame5 RiyeN anil KNnsWhs
Can CO pany, iobdie1 = transport into tbs cy or oc
CT t spraCus lqUoss, other intoxicating beverages
Iu supsrin- dents % Railroads Il the IA Canal,
requested sepo daily, g the frlvos dt hal The nun
her e passing their roads ard Canal out Of the
s.y o' Nc mo-d
By ode. OF Brig Gen. Jno. II winder cO~., a.,
L K PAGE,
mNs-U Ast AiEt. Gen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
HEADQUARTERS DgPAkTd TdENr OF HEN2 O.,
RlgHNcND Va, March 4th, ls62. /
6EsERAL oRUEss,

Sg'ERAL oRrEasl
No. s.
y vitae Of TIE authority conferred BY General deTs No
AasArt aud In5pee Generss Sc SSrcA st 'SG2 Capt
u rolEn appointed Provost hSrasl OF the u Of LII
oai aa the Ad0uias und ng country for the distance
OF ten rallies.
H. The Passport Cace Is continued S PRESENT location,
Dc. ctArg. Of the Provost MAMMAL
III The dsIualn and dis riou1a o. yaols s?rtgous anl
mall Equars or Cthei Intoxicating beyeTases 10 solsie
l5c This osder will b=sr cy o-cei By The Provost Mar
shl gains pesoas found ias sci n, giving away,
IN say maza,r els losing ofslca beverages.
persons degree exeP. those II the service Of
tie s Coz dsrae stAcs having sEus i2 Their Posseson
s I vr- he sane he Ordnance Dspar meaS before
On sh March OtheFEe ,aey WI b. seEsi A1j taken
by n Nashs Ams bel ,ns rs - the ate
aiA vuh- tr lvrri - Col lru a. N, state Arsvn
s 'NI riy TIE gsrt AEvS ymrrg-es wsihc It's reAui
ss.Ji1 -a aolbebATerl ss0t guns, ad pto Of
"a may useful 10 IA nsi. CJupgtsti will be
p-gss 1y slyri sp fso io pub Is uss aod
oys-aislt Ia hs publc vice vii be clted for
Is o.d.F " Brs ten. ISJ. Il WISDsR, Condo 4c
L K PAdE,
uhs- - Asst AcJ'L Gen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

advsse- to e coariascd ty ne 1e1e o. yeat
- rrst a On ne Ssaas7f o. Prs'5=ly sIssd uPoa b:
tr.-a t'- par-Hs
"a 3, ioea-s s collsst uli ordered sea si FJr=aA
~ z.l d 81. rafisHzs7--r5 avoid ar =s11l-.st. ilg
3 =ssrH--.rr s-lHs .JT-fFN a q Is TrcFc- o. '
~. th.l- .ss-e' S.sl
A.. Le-. s. --- ---s=sg2.s .-al vs iaeza 20 b =
aIaarr. ...r-.. .-l ~ ss.i-tra-
k z-..ss slF General As-rti rtssr1e - a.. 20 &c
u..s- ry a. y- btss h 4 81. .-s u-.sl ,gI r1U-ei
EzSn jIc5lat- e. s-i Hc lr-s-l a...|.
E- Ec7Ess--s sr- ysaFi sl.fs.,. scrF e 51sa4 e1t
n e-s srasr. fs= 1-gcS- g. -ls s ah nos, oa a't
grzry sF,ss c EaJk us~r. sa-n ne aE-l-i
agrs-d econ see sts11S rule c-s g.laf 1ca " eze=
Flg sas- s10grt % be charged q. t1- -gl.i sa..a
4iy 4 a-fs f1-ari On re csHrY'seEy N 1i ed cszs
rr re . -s1 ie1 f-g 81 '-- '--7 Aaf 80 c-ta
.-1.-. s-, a- o. -54 2 -t='s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
FIFTY DOLLARS BOUNTY!
ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS

4 tEUE J. HATLEY NORTON OF ths Naval Ba tory, l,I
lunng The past yea having ben duly Authorized ,A
y h s,crt,ry War, Nit tie appreciation ard 1IegN
General Mag udc, Tase and Orgaa'Ee 1an
.m9any Of rs usn. for tls 40 rktou Naval Hattie
~ % oH-.s p1r.uniy 20 hea ihy Abe oi ed,
- -el e In the Of their country and In Of
.fe est locations IA re sou a. "a Stat
Celshra ed B.ttegy conplec AMI Z prospecs OF
esdy ada the enemy to h point a. The opening of
te sp us Campacu, nisn nsecsiNy hAt ihs c-m a1y
cu8 Ue ned ~ a. eGly day pJsble snd oali also
be A luc M ut 70 hlvug 'hsr county, iaertet AZ
fea ke- ala and 70 be found a. psi Whee they
IN reader he m most efc.tnt sHY'e.
Ayto a. hs exg uc ot me will pc nit furl ughs TO
All e riH n.n viii b. grAate rEuA'B md c,rtAn mum
bee ma re abIent tom the com any stated tim
Al IN 10 LIEUT.. NORTOi,
A. Duvals Drug store, RcNmoHd
rhis-iHs orAt re s;Ava Battery, YORKTOWN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
Ian vAAL9.
wa. r. sURNELL,

Alto REE AT LAW,
RcgNCSp, VIRGINIA
.AOTIsss $40 .se Courts cIrs'z Cry s-.s sd Coz
( -sTr..- ..-,s.,-....-,.-.
ca - st-a-an paid O. as r1v-elton Of claims
Hi,v .--.e tls C1Ezss.1as. 90 Clans lef-B
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

Ds~GSISS ~ OVER Coats ~ s-a'oa % ad.
vAIc- rTr-y hs-ss-E q. 40 klis % over
Co.., shav- 10, o. choice rsy Military over Goats,
- ocsrs sld Ps aivs, uach ca sgagz - berg De
R-.tfuu.rt-t Baldwin & WILL aNs
ia 1l6 ana Is. AIsia at-tet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
RIGEH0ND DAMT WIG.

fEEAFs
pts Psgaf, IS Pi- EanEnI Ssa esAy, "sssi sS,S
w in alvsaus sealsu 10 AT es rlie 81 ~ SS e e
IsS S o s ,z.s siires ;aEsu o tas d-Pohs ei
Isilsrla kss Fosi Q1-cs eoatI5ins cc=ey.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
RICHMOND WHIG.
LATENORTHERN NEWS.

TIE GREAT FIGHT IN ARKANsAS-YANKEE JU-
BILATION OVER TIE EVACUATION OF MANA.
sAS-TBE AFFAIR IN HAMPTON ROADS g., &,.
Northern papers as late as the 10 h inst, have come to
hand. We make the following selections:
THE BATTLK OF PEA RIDGE
The following is the Federal oos report of the great
battle in Arkansas. Tie report addressed to General
Haleck:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

A Special EoTEgE Te TFrEs uyE1EsEN.-
a O. i-aas,y a1sa-E-1-d 'ast - tlao-f'e'-rns
Ert Letters t5r -ltary rarF silver etls 1a0- - order
"a zeal -suls OF a 1lrp'lg-s VIZ f5zr 'oa.s', grain
hasE a- -y sea's k- ~ ih !lslfs reas1alols PSI O.
s1, -uc 3r making clothing slA l-a Lt.e A-k cut Il
r. a.-f-s. -..I-.
n IN vat afsrr % ao above at c,.s sL DO vel 10 cal
syrInr -r-H o-'-rs pa-cn-1 g.s-''efe 'si ll or
ga fAI Brnd Gutter, lbN ~ 2sXt a'or y 'e
C.,ll15iAu HItsI, Richmond. "a deai
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
LIGHT ARTILLERY-s5O BOUNTY.

WYE authorized to raise q Company for Rtld l,H
w Ariley For the War and appeal . our cid IVA
fistds and eaes In the country and elsewhere 10 It
40 Us Ia enl,tL forth purpose Pe'sors de,ng -
join viii report 10 once n Richmond and y
Dol Chas r. lie Pa1eTs Warehouse LJncsburg Beverly
Hrha Fed hs. Amherst who authorized 70 receive
cal stnents for the Company
The Legislature yesterday pttses resolution orbiddins
any ane formed for State Confederate
service, Getting militia mn.dae draft Eov 10
The tine 10 .scap Pc tlIst drAf.
9tng OF The best gu tty will be furnished 4, Government
,se and Fifty Dor Bounty p4 ufeEed i.o ser.
yiSs
ySo. L. ErBANK,
nlhs-n WAFER @. 1URP1H.
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n. Pubr,As sr and Bookseller,

PabHsheB snd oF-rs 'Cr sale
Hovs Of History o. yrs,.s-A History o. gi', 's5l ''1
d 5ge-y az Flnsrt By europeans 20 ls pr-u the -
Ros-rl Hla-sn Ia v0s N0u-1 c0ttAnF he
Hs..y cfte Colony t1- rt.-r 0' PsF On s3 Noi-la
ooaaag rs Hs7ry % s -o'ay aai or me STATE cn o5 l.
N g-t-1ca,,.0l % Al " sulr. a, Do l-i5, 8 s.
re p-ss l been vh M rs ple' % h5 wors Of hr Hos.
77, sat -oE jl,y l--i NE best eNeaIei H'sory o.
"a -iz'- plbis.e1.
H,y -f;ss valley NJ vl-sa b. samuel EsrcAevt, vol
sTg hep 5-c--t -4'si1a revif-d q -
ulsl' S-1ry a7I us- War o. Western VirgA-A bls'
to- % Settlement 1iI1ia1 Wss In Western virginia,
srr.Tag OF th- various EVpetiors 1 the Vest
p-v tf alec, B1g--pst sketches ~ COL FbereEcr
Z.1 jti7- I7g1h, Less "-,Es Gcae-Nl Daniel BrolthcAS,
Go. AlfF i C.l, -.11s, rrAly, Col william Crawford,
A1-~ Pl ,It 1.E-r -slel Actors Border Ssrs,
% 1lls s., tI-i.s.sE Ng wis Ds Haas eltJ fe2l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

.EIaNTS SO-CbesteFfrlc Cavairy-5O Recruits
II will be received In this The recruits ui be ea-
titled O. FsEsPortaton, and substehe: L the time aad
place o. -Llsmen together with the Of go bouny
apply the Recruins Once, door 10 the
are A.. Moore W. u. WOOLDRlDGB. Out,
r1hh-lrl Recrnilnr Nhcsr
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uihis-l5'


NEvANEED.-Rerral he arpien Artillery O. the
w first fed from the city Ncluord tn
"a gm mt Cfuis hSt'e Is respects complete The pies
be degupUJu nbl lacng an tr s a. Pn1e Hhe-
ga OF ugtr range ALd f2eaey thIa known n the
substitutes emf, ed yoEHtutri rot dsed We
ln The very pinch ~ IN svar EycrJthin depend upon
as r C:ths ptoJs 1htss shO able 10 bsa- and
s'i old back vii sssur.dJ receive the public s,o;u.
Appucadn msy 10 A. G. BraNtJn Aecru lnt oeer
my ts office, lth stree Rchnond ely; Or to herg r. U
uu al st rsie e 10 h. Msrye a. CrArg- o. II.
vii atn,a any liCImston in respect 70 hs comrtnE
LAw. \ MAEYE,
uhis-Gt oon'g Company.
q rCENT TIUN, SIUHDAyANT's BABt s.S.
A-We Eh accept Twenty Eve Recruits. Apply AZ
DrEscrr, BAHHts Co.'S No ia NAn street, or the Ren eE
y,u OF ssnk AnI lh street Mtuoe who have not
reported will do so az once. " A. sTU2DlvAET,
T. NJ. HEWITT
". q. WttSI1 1ER,
uhlS-d& CHS R. DARRACOTT.
LAND KOR SALA.
fNs proprietor odrs FOR sale thousand twelve hun
dret of fine Cane and Gum Land well adapted 70
che production o Corn and Cotton land In the state
Mississippi 1hs land b spSed the Southern boundary
sU1rower County beautiful Lake, three miles from the YA
liver into Witch crpues, Ahorng nne steamboat nAVi
IN. river Upon this land deAdnlng ave old
riich . susceptible Of mAkng ane crop the eit
lorna third cash; the balance In two annual ins=luens
ore the will be taken In negro property desired
Address n W. kANDLE
his landing) YssOO River, care Q. L. ,ew Drop,
o.eO-u Viessburg, Miss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

nLSCLUTToN.-Thc psrtnerIhp Of fTAT2ISs FIoELEs
expires this day by limitation Either ofihe rbers may
Of The hr, in LIQUIDATION Our bcoss and accounts
M found Ia Office the se'ont fsor c late
,u,e l!9 stree she all persons plesss
s and make Immediate payment, sad those having claims
sgsinst viii present them there for s.etsm'nL
j. B. WATKINS
Jas. b TICKLIN.
Richmond. January lst. lsf2. In2
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ATTCRNE EiY at LAW.
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4 which they i1y!te tie attention Of the dea.eiE-
kalns whole aud b~H 6o1e Grain aud Ground Pepper
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pagn- wGes, ysiio0 brands GhAupa cdr Brandy
e Gnd Black Teas Fire Crackers Dried hpps Dried
elcae together with large assortment Tobacco, cgs
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The Placer herald., 1862-03-15

HAVING erected new and large Stable on
III Placer street (Turnpike.) and stocked the
same with good buggy teams. saddle horses, new
6ugslcs' harness, ETC., am prepared TO accommo-
and all others who may bestow their patronage.
Transient stock will be we'll taken care Of, and
the prices Of the Stable will at all times be found
reasonable. Having "a long experience in the
business l think can give customers complete
satisfaction. JOHN HOGAN
Auburn JAM 25th. lS62.--my