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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

The VIcroRy AT CoRINrH.--On the 25th
Of October Gen. Rosencrans issued general
order to the army Of the Mississippi at Cor
NTH, congratulating the soldiers on their recent
victory over the rebel army under Gen, Price
and stating the results and magnitude Of the
victory, as ascertained from thei reports of
the various commanders. We extract the ma
terial portion, which shows that most glorl-
cue triumph was achieved:
upon the issue of this fight depended the
possession of West Tennessee and perhaps
even the fate of operations in Kentucky. The
entire available force of the rebels in Missls-
sppi, save few garrisons and small reserve,
attacked you. They were commanded by
Van Dorm, Price, Villipigue, Rust, Armstrong,
Maury and others, in person. They num-
bered, according to their own authorities, near
ly forty thousand men-almost double your
own numbers. You fought them into the po
.tion we desired on the Sd, pushing them ter
ribly and on the 4th, in three hours after the
| infantry entered into action, they were com
pletely beaten. You killed and buried l42t
officers and men; some of their most dishn
guished officers faling--among whom was thu
gallant COL Rogers Of the I'd Texas, who bor
their colors at the head of his storming column
to the edge of the ditch of Battery Robinett
where he fell,
Their wounded, at the usual rate, must ex
coed 5000 You took 226S prisoners, anon
whom are 1877 field officers, captains and SUI
alterns, representing SO regiments of infantry
l6 regiments of cavalry, 10 batteries of artl
cry, battalons- -making SO regiments, l
batteries, battalions, besides several comps
MES You captured 1850 stands Of small arm
IA stands of colors, 2 pieces of artillery and
large quantity of equipments. You pursue
his retreating columns forty miles in force wit
infantry, and sixty miles with cavalry, al
W ere ready to follow him to Mobie,if ne
essary, had you received orders. | congra
Mate you on these decisive results; in the nan
of the government and the people, ] thar
you. Ibeg youto unite with me in givir
humble thanks to the Great Master ofall o
victories -ua .
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

AID FROM ENGLAND TO BunD RERfI
NAvY.-The Washington correspondent q
the n. T. Times, in its issue of Saturday last,
says:
There is reliable information OF substantial
aid being furnished by England for the con
struction of rebel navy. Several immense
ron-clad frigates are being constructed q.
present, calculated to cross the ocean, and o.
power sufficient to devastate our coasts ano
anuihilate our shipping, Practically, Eng
land is now at war with the United States,
and a formal declaration could scarcely add +"
tho rover for mischief which it exercises.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06
The PROCLAMATION - In a speech al
Grand Rapids, Michigan, Parson Brownlow

The PROCLAMATION In a speech al
Grand Rapids, Michigan, Parson Brownlow
thus referred to the proclamation:
al am here to day for the purpose Of endors-
ing Lincoln's Emancipation proclamation, zap
rlause) for this reasOn--that it will unite the
North and you haven't been united and the
rebels have; because the rebels have no prin.
ciple at stake; and when you put them to the
wall they intended TO have Issued a procsms
ton of universal emancipation, and then de-
manded the protection of England and France
and ] am glad that Old Abe has taken the
wind out of their ssils. (Applause.) Slave
nv Is goneup institution, This war vii
make it SO. There cannot be man with 8
thimble full Of brains (laughter) who does mo-
know il will put down the institution of ala
very"
It is q significant fact that Southern refn
gees re unanimous in endorsing the emanes
patton proclamation, even + IT, nV-s slaves.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06
Pay Master. osice, Washington,

ID. u, OCTOBER 20, loo-.
SIR: In few days will send you state
,nent of those who are entitled 10 allotments OF
our troops under Gen. Butler, for March aud
April, 1862. Major Hewitt paid them for
March and April, 1862, and few days after
his arrival North died, and the money which
he had retained, about seventy-iive thousand
dollars,is at his credit with the Assistant Treas
urer IN New York Consequently, II cannot
be drawn from there until his accounts are
settled. The money is safe, and cannot be
used for any other purpose than that for which
it is placed there.
NV opinion is, that the State had better ad-
vance the money 10 pay the allotments, and
make claim on the Treasury of the U. S. l
see no risk in this matter. Major Hewitt's
clerk will tomorrow give me the statement,
and will have Mr.. Winnimore make a copy
and send TO you.
As to the payments for May, June, July
and August they are being made by the d.
rections of Major Usher. The money is all
safe this time, and as soon as the payments
are completed, he will forward to you the
statements Of allotments, and check for the
same amount. The Paymaster General has
given him his orders to forward statements and
checks immediately after completion,
should think that before November passe.
you will have both the funds and the state
ments. have not paid the brigade, consist.
ing of the ID, Sd, 4th, 9Th, and 9th regiment.
for July and August. Cause, no funds.
am in hopes We shall have orders to pay TO
July, August, September, and October in
few days The clothing account for the Cd
Sd, 4th, 9Th and 9th, win be settled at thu
next payment, and | do not believe that ther,
will be much of the allotment deducted, but
shall deduct what can
II would be well to show this letter 10 tn
Governor, and You may allow any of the Leg
islators TO see the contents.
am Sir, your obedient servant,
THos. II. HALsEY,
Paymaster, u. 8. A.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

Joseph Churchill, Stowe, co H, - U $ 5,
cystorhua, ,,
Charles Bragg, Burlington, co a, l4th U :
bronchitis,
nc CGpp, Norwich, co F, l7'h U 5, d.
arrhea,
james W s.ocpcr, MornstOwu, co D, 9th,
dysenlery,
Nm Nocdbam, Bristol, co r, 5th. diarrhea,
William Kimbsll, Norwich, - f, Sd, dl-
arrbea,
Es Gunuison, Montpelier, co T, ID, di-
anh,a,
hernia, ........... ....
5 | Sergeant, Moretown % A, 9th.
Jas O'Garra, Rutland, CO &, 9Th, dianhea
Thomas Long, Cambridge 20 d, 9Th, debl!-
Franklin Mossmau, Salisbury, co G, 5h,
pneumonia,
Henry c Newton, Moretown, co q, 9th,
varlc0so VEINS. #
Ezra Russell, Stowe, co d, 9Th, phthisis
| Daniel II Coon, Milton, co |, 9Th, Walk
Edwin F Downer, Rpton, 60 F, 9th, rheu-
mallsm.
Lewis Willett, ST Adams co a, 5th,, her
MIA.
GI Brownell, Morgan, co d, Sd, diarrhea
Alonzo q Lane, Barre, co G, 9th, diarrhea
doing we'll.
Samuel F ? Barber, Wallingford, co |, 5th
diarrhea.
& A Shaddock, Gmldhal, co /, Sd, rheu
matisln, doing well.
Ira Sanborn.. Mortified, co H, 9th, iseas'
OF spine.
Reuben N Rogers, Fairfax, co X, 9Th
chronic diarrhea.
Edgar f Hopkins, Hancock, co L, 18th, dis
ease Of spine.
W Antoine, Moretown, 60 q, 9th, debili
ty, doing well.
Elmore W Pierce, ST Johnsbury, co Il, 9th
wound in left arm.
Chas Wickware, Colchester, co |, 9th
wound in thigh.
Geo W Hill, Winhall, co Z, 9Th, wound i
right shoulder.
James Ramsey, Barnet, 20 <, 9th, weun
in right knee.
RIO Saunders, Lunenburgh, co l, Sd, woun
in leg.
Lawrence Barton, Duxbury, 60 h, ST.
wound in left foot.
Ebenezer N Cook, Springfield, CO C, At
rheumatism.
Michael Finnessey, Orwell, co H, 9th, woun
in left thigh.
n Bissonett, Jericho, 60 X, 4th, dysenter,
doing well.
III varney, Berkshire, co H, 9Th, feve
doing well.
Eugene Wright, Shoreham, co X, ID +
mittent fever
Truman r Lewis, Bridgewater, co c, ct
inflammation of liver
Horace O'Brien, Bristol, co B, 5th, disrrh
. doing well.
Darius E Potter, Clarendon, co F, LIST u
s. dirrrhea and rheumatism.
James Comaford, Orwell, co II 9Th, diarrhe
Josiah W Page, Barnet, co Z, 9th disarhe
doing well.
) Henry 2 Packard, Wallingford, 90 +, Ct
typhoid fever improving
, Joel P Butter6eld, Brsttleboro, co c, 2
varicose veins in leg.
: Y J Hastings, Montpelier, co z, ID, fey,
doing we'll
= Moses F Whipple, MorristoHn, 90 <,
diarrhea
A W Plaisted, Bristol, co K, ID, rheun
tism.
john F Murdoch. St JOhnsbury, 60 L, 6
rheumatism.
Moody c Martin, Bradford co B, 9th,
y aIThea.
Joseph Lyons, Richmond, co K, 5th, rhe
matsm.
:, John H Crozier, Bennington, 60 C, 4th,
yer.
VIM Z Covel, Brighton. 90 D. Sd. fever.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

A Commemorate seems that the lien
which is being passed about by the papers
and which was copied into The Repnelioa91'
with regard to II. \. Wilson, the supern!ent
ent of schools for the town of Brattleboro;s eA,
aggerated and unjust The cheating inflicted
by the superintendent, was not cruel, and wa Va
every way deserved by the insolent ana G ,I,
ant conduct of a pupil.-Sprinqfe@ hfp@0''
con-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

George Francis Train, in recent lecture
in Boston, brought forward the following pro-
gramme of peace:
g No further discussion of irritating politio-
al questions in Congress q general amnesty
repeal Of determination act and on osssnlr-
ton Of the de6f Of he South"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

Parties, it is said, contemplate erecting
an immense hotel in Washington. j ,ht hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars capt.. 10 asso
cAtsd for the pa pose.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

The Portland Press lets of the following
hit: ...ss p.,,,,
The difficulty with which the NO ran \.
party in Massachusetts, finds men TO aeeeps slnr
nominations, reminds us of the old pache~.
who, when asked why he had SO long reil'a Isns
single, said those ladies he would have "oH, NJ;
have him, while those who would have '''''
the deyH lrouldy,t haze ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

"A letter from Chicago says: +" The crops
in Southern and Central Illinois seem mex
hau.tlbleo
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06
Allotment. OF TIN and s,h Rsstm..s,,,
STATE OF VERMONT.
TRsAsURER's OFFICE,
Montpelier. Nov, |, 1862.

..# Treasurer bfflCE,
Montpelier Nov. /, 1862,
MR. EDITOR; The annexed letter was re-
oeived this morning, and Ms i,s contents are
interesting to large number OF our citizens, !
desire its publication, Upon the receipt OF
tho statement for March and April, rtienNl
to in the letter, the money will be advanced
by the State to pay those to whom the money
is due. All assiguees Of sllO'ments in the 9Th
and sth regiments viii have notice by FIRST
mail after reoeipt of the statement, with full
directions how to get the money, ....
.a. J.B. PAGE, State Treasurer,
The New York herald., 1862-04-01
BOARDING AND LoDG1NG.

A PLEASANT WELL FURNISHED SITTING ROOM
II. on the second ioor with small Bedroom adjoining
70 e 10 single gentleman of quiet habits, in small pr
vate family with Board II desired Apply Al East Thr-
Nenth street, corner Of University place.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

nIAMONDS. DIAMONDS DIAMONDs-THE BEST
~ imitation ever offered TO the pIuo Paris double
California Diamonds. Beiug by real diamond i r.
from selected ciysta1cd quartz, and mounted IN lS
gold the hest iud decciyc. For sale only ~ j.
T THOMPSONS Jew Try store, 42 Broadway, three doJrs
a Doyc Canal street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01
AALEN At AuCTION.

IJENRY II LEEDS. .AUcTIONRER-ELEGANTH HOUSE
hold Furniture IN fine order made by Heer Narcotic
A Co.-HENR II. LEEDS 4 co. will seh BY auction on
Wednesday. April at i0h O'Clock at es East Twenyhr
street north side Gramercy Park avery handsome asso
pets Parlor Suits covered in Satin damask do. green
also Reception Room black walnut elegant at
uary marble top Eegere and Centre Table oval Pier Mir
Silk and Lace Curtains rosewood Secretary rosewood
Panoforte Paintings kngrayngs, Chandeliers,
Dining Room Of carved oak Extension Table Carved Buff
fet, China Glass Ware satin wood Bedroom Suite
raised panels rosewood black walnut Amoire aace,
enameIled Suits Kitchen Ware. &C, without
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

A SITUATION WANTED-BY COLORED MAN AS
"A coachman either in the city country Refers to his
late employer X Hoy Esq., 3Sa Broadway; call for
The New York herald., 1862-04-01
HENRY n. LEEDS, AUCTIoNhER
III ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BRONzES


HENRY II. LEEDS 4 60 will sell by auction, Wednes-
day. April at hafpas ten o'clock AT 81 East sixteenth
street. Union square the valuable Furniture In said
house made by Roux Co, W. Hu.chtngs and Others
consisting of rich Velvet Medallion Carpets Parlor Suits
covered In moquct medallion figured brcate and orange
satin diinask Curtains to match; rchy cirsed rosewood
Itig Mantel and Pier Glasses tine OIL Paintings
wool carved and gilt Panolure, made by IIalct Davis
cost $500 rosewood Bookcases Reclining Chairs Suit
moluet; Wall Figures and Bracket real Bronzcs rnanys
81 ck OAK Dining Room Suit, Bu TEL Extension Table &C.
O,K bookcases, Books aud Enrraynss French China Glass
Ware aud Cutlery oak frame Man el Glass Bedrooms
Richly carved rosewood Bcdtcads different styles; Ar
movea Uacc, Bureaus, &C.. Mattresses Bcddne &c, with
other chuce Furniture. sal commences with X tchcu
Wares The Whole 10 be sold without any pssrve.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT, WHO HAS BEEN
- engaged Tor number of years as bookkeePer and
case IN one OF the largest mercantile houses in the West
VINO has large acquaintance in that section desires
employment In some capacity Expectations moderate. Best
OF city references Address r g. boz 2O6 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

CAP1TALIsTs, AGRICULTURrsTs AND FRUIT
~ grovrrs-$SOOU to $1,000 wanted on mortgage
improved farm OF LOO acres. worth St0W0; other
wise interest in valuable farm will be granted o n
desiring In permanent safe and Respectable
agricultural business independent fortune Will gradually
but surely be made For particulars call on or address Pra
tcal Farmer and Horculturist, No liz Broadway
New York.
f,OLD AND SILVER, 7.sO SIX PER CENT UNITED
VI Treasury notes bought and sold at the best rates.
6r r. T. JAMES x co, 40 Wall street.
THE APRIL COUPON DUE ON THE 73o UNITED
Il States Treasury notes c,shed upon presentation by
r. T. JAMES co. bankers 80 Wall street.
90 S00 wANTED-$i0OJ ON HOUSE AID LOT
~ pA.jUO In Brooklyn, ~ lOJ on house and three lots
IA Bergen, ". J, Apply at 2l5 Washington street
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

ToHN II. BURLEY, .AUCTI0NEER-wILL SELL
81 this day two O'clock at 444 Canal street. large
sortmen OF Bureaus, Bedsteads Chairs, Tables Wash
stands, Toilet Ware. two Bar Glasses. Pier Glass Il
dsliers Ga. FIXTURES Sofa Beds Lounges s5 Brussels
Mattresses, Feather Beds, Pillows, Sheets Blankets.
Spreads Cooking Stoves Earthen Glass and Kitchen Ware
Cot u &c Suils, &c. Everything house K ecping.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

HENRY B. HERrs JR.. AUCTIONEER.
IL By HENRY WOOD 4 CO,
viii sell Wednesday and Thursday, April and s. II
o'clock each day at No 24 Bowery large stock OF Gen
temens Furnishing Goods Shirts, Hosiery Scar Stocks
Meek Tes Suspenders and Under Clothing Ladies and
Chldren's Hosiery, &c.
The goods will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Terms caSh Sale DORitye without anv reserve.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

IIENKY II. LEEDS. .AUCTTUNEEK.-BEAUTIFU OIL
Ill Painlings-HENRY n. LEEDS CO. will sell at auc
tion. Thursday, April at II c1k In the gallery over
the saesroom 23 Nassau street. splendid private collection
OF first class Pictures In rich frames, selected by gentle
exclusively for his own taste, comprising works Of the
modern and ancient artists among them
A. II. Durand II. Leatye Geo H. Baker, jas NJ Hart IN.
Paul Webb r. rhos Cole Geo e. Boughtou. LOUIS Lang
VIM Snsyer sr, J. D. Blondcl, J. A. Oescl A. =. Bellows
Thos Rsnncy A. d. Shattuck lnos Doughty, Coward aud
Jabden OF Paris shuz, of DRESDEN Nah and wcndcroth
and my others This will be found cxaninacon 10 I've
equal any collection offered by auction Tor many years
They e In the above gallery from Thursday 2h
ust. until IL LAY q sale.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

A COACHMAN'S PLACE wANTED-BY AN ENGLISH
"A married man. who understands the duties required OF
MIN as coachman and groom show five years
from MS last employer objection the country In
qure for Coachman at Brewster Co.'S of Broome
and Mott sts, " ~
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

HENRY b. HERTs, JR.. AUCTIONEER
HENRY WOOD co. WILL SELL,
AT 81 Greene street,
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITU.E
Comprising rich and full assortment of
ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITS,
plush and tapestry Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets
rich French plate Pier Mante Mirrors superb rosewood
seven octave Panoorte lace Window Curtains and Cornces
Chandeliers valuable original Oil Paintings rosewood
ceres Escreoires Centre and Side Tables Bedteads Bu
reaus Wsshstands. Toilet Tables mahogany and walnut
Chamber Suits large lot OF fine Bedding Hair and Spring
Mattresses Beds Pillows Bosers China Glassware Plated
Ware Crockery. &C. together with usual assortment OF
Kitchen Furniture Utensils with which sale will
commence Catalogues ready early on morning OF sale.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

M DOUGHTY. .AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL ON WE'D
l nesday, April at lO1z O'Clock at salesroom IS Mas
street. large of and second hand
wood. mahogany and walnut Parlor Chamber and Dining
In brocac mahosany Paro Suits in Haircioh rosewood
Eageres Carpets Ocoths Secretary and Library Book.
Centre Tables, Dining Tables Buac,s. Dining Chairs
Dressing Bureaus Washsands Bedseads Hair Mattresses
Feather Beds. Lounges Chairs Wardrobes de- &C. Also
Billiard Tables. Counting
niture &C. the whole to be sold to the highest bidder
cash
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

(NRACE CHURCH.-A GOOD PEW IN THE Middle
No u Cedar street, room a. ''''' ."
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

"A Notice hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed by the Supreme Court receiver of all the estate
funds property and effects Of the Artisans Bank the city
Of New York.
persons indebted 10 said bank required render
and the to the undersigned All per-
having in their possession property or effects OF
required deliver the
and credts of said bank required 10 deliver state
demands TO the undersigned by the LIST
May next; and all persons holding any open
said required present the In writing
and detail the Undersigned by the said lst day May
next.
All which notices and be presented and pay
made my ofce No l67 Broadway, in the city
New York. H. O. TANNER.
Receiver Of the Artisans Bank, N.Y
Dated Feb. 10, 1862.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

JN COTTON, ,AUCTlONEER.--LARGES SALE OF HOUSE.
hold Furniture. Carpets Mirrors. Billiard Table silver
Plated Ware &c., This day (Tnesday). April l0i,
o'clock. l3 Fulton Nassau the Furni.
Dture OF large rs class hous removed from the upper
part of the IL viii comprs. almost
qusc for housekeeping OF and toge.
with Dining Don. Bedroom aud Goods
quantity Hair Maessrs Beds Pillows 81 yer
War; China and Glss' do Exclusion Tables. marble top
Centre and Pier Tabcs French Plate Mirrors French and
Gothic Bcdstrads, Bookcases Dressing BUREAUS, Kcnen
turniturr, &C., &c Also marble d Billiard Table,
Balls Cues, &c. Sale percnptory.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

A SINGLE MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS COOK IN
~ private family, go 10 Europe He has
been IN France and Italy and speaks different languages
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-02
a1uamONU WIG.
IN. Daily WhlE IN RiehmOna-F"J abe Cur

II a
rlera- -
na Urea, demand Tor the DAILY WHIs within the eitI'
-sl by regular as by transient readers and the din
,, of satisfactorily supplying both classes Of readers,
h, carving system adapted only TO OfOs suOscriP-
ous hsTS induced Us to resort to the only feasible
node of managing large city circulation, 70 wit that
of ,rspsgas,. 70 ha Carriers From this dA'e, there
fore no subscriptions for the WHs to be left within the
,,v will be taken At this Office, and all persons indebted
for subscription to the preseat time, within the cth are
requested 70 call at the oOe and settle their AccOuns
The Carriers will Of course, continue to deliver the pa
uer to the present Subscribers and receive Psy for the
sane =, the rate Of fifteen cents per week. The public
vii now understand that al restriction upon the sale OF
the wEa BY Carriers within the city is removed and
tb, an Who want il may buy from the Carriers or have
II for them st heir residences or places Of business
S.,l,,.Bsr isth, 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-02
APRIA. 1851.

DRY GOODS.
REERcaANes visiting tas ey via Viss o. n.ng s
W As respectfully sccsed 70 axA11ns oar sNeA VI IN
SCOTS. We odcr ios sale:
80 esiss 3rosu shesgnu ard shrsrgA
SO OsalhargL
80 r.ses Bl-ached she-.ing1 and sartnSL
slN,Iss PLAID aat s.zipst csrA6urSs,
So gie,gs 5.-.psl aai PEil pcnesdea, Tor psrNA4e
t06A.s Ecklpgs, -
sd Ds1.-l AZ srp % bair2aEh
~ e,Sss -slcy ersrtl,
o. Jcis1nRles,
10 I5.cre4 CAr1Srisi,
Is EsatzcxV jS.sS I'D rreed1,
,4Is ,,sr,-atc gvy pnt Elr Llasaa for Fona ves-
gts Caibrs a LInsaa Lsras Fan. s-sipel AID E-e7oz
srst esgtEsi I'D Pop-as Josas CascToA Nrlncs 49, 49,
LLlsrr 4 D2ETEY
70. II Pear isrsSL
Echr1ua, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-02
- no HEADS OF DEPART-

~ sESTs AND AsSISTANTS-l would beg 70 lnyte es
a. Heads d Departments Of The various orAneas 81
- II - Confederate states, nov In kce=ondt 70
- - % sxtsnslve IaocS Of Books PAPER, StAHon.
-, E0VeIopes, Blank hooks, &e.s when WI
$50 tte-a ia.r pT->cl -. - M, A..
asax .stsshed "a sstAe hasni m e1tan1e BoA
~ y, are prepared 70 ezscats bindng AM ae
So So .ISy-.s . VIZ A. NORRIS,
NN''' F-'~N rub1shsr aad Bookseller,
Ia o. EAn EzseL Eehnond Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-02
RAILROADS., &C.
CUaNGE OF SCHEDULE.

GMKMAel In
Richmond Sc Petersburg r. r..
ON aud stsr Monday the 24sh February hs trains this
~ road viii follows: 90
TRAIN, . ..-
Leave Richmond q, AS daily, and Petersburg At El6
WRIGHT IccoNNoDArroE TRAD.
Leave Richmond daily except Sundays at s&s, M, 24o
N, and Petersburg 81 s:53, m
The Mail Trs wstoP only al Half Way Station, Chest and
PoIt Wzlths Junct n
ETrayele viii bear mind that they required 10
pass other orxed person. ore
they leave The city by tbs road. 4 II. 1lLL
fs2l Ger eral tuy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-02

UyBoa parm 90. hsvs IN Asst-.ssy - rsssyes-:
iii Heavy Bed Baniet Grey Army Blankets, lo4 and ~
Besehsd and Brown sheeng Besehst COTTON s.oyn ooon
Cxnaburgs Irish Linen Danasks Tvn, &C. negAnt supply
Black Cloth Baqae Black Beaver and French
Rich Black ooored sks EesAnt Poplns and
sci just opened Spool Cotton Lambs Wool thirt and Draw
en- Hosier/ ooa sleeves and Lac.s a. Be Any portion or
stock hand they viii continue 10 sch At former prices
present they determined 70
the Goods recently torght and sucA
sy buying Of course ubsesd TO hs heavy sdvancs
fneI a. lie i'p'eP rHoxls = PRICE q co.
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