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The Placer herald., 1862-06-14
A Gard from Elias Howe, Jr.


All persons are cautioned not to make, deal in,
or use any Sewing Machines which sew from two
spools and make the stitch known asthe GROVER
4 BAKER stitch, unless the same are pure hased
from the GROVER Il BAKER SEWING MA
CHINE COMPANY, or their Agents. or Licensees,
and stamped under my patent, of September 10th,
1916.
Said Company and their Licensees, alone, are
legally authorized ,der their own patents, and
my said patent, during the extended term thereof,
to make and sell this kind of Sewing Machine,
and all others piracies, upon my said patent,
and will be dealt with accordingly q wI wherever
found. ELIAS HOWE, JR.
~The attention of Tailors and Manufactu-
rers who prefer the "Lock Stitch, " is called to
our
Improved Shuttle Machines,
Which are specially adapted to herrequirements
....AND....
@ THE BEST IN USE ~
n. G. BROWN, Agent,
500 (9D Montgomery street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAMUEL JELLEY, l24 street, Sacramento City
J. T. ALLNENT,....... 1876 Second ST.. Marysvile
J. l.. WooDNAN, ............ Main ST., Stockton
J. LEWIS .... Santa Clara ST.. San Jose
5. Z. TOwN, ................ ...... 'feIaiuma
Mps JAS HARTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sonora
GRo D. DoN1N d.. North SaH Juan
j. +. BARSS. .fiacervllle
D. E. GORDON Weavervle
r. A. SPRINGER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. jackson
June 22d lS6l.-0m
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District Court.

B. F. Myres, Judge. Meets on 'nr seI tSe tbil
dav in January, April and July, ana VIC
Monday in October.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14

3. H. vandecar, Judge Mee.s ecu the Sa second Nor
day in September.
Probate Court
Meets on the fourth Monday IN eacn "on'"'
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SAN FRANCISCO.
DIR. J. G. YOUNG'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,

761 CLAY ST., OPPOSITE UPPER CORNER OF PLAZA
SAN FRANCISCO.
Late Professor at the UniUers'ty, ,PemnsyIca"'o
rs THE PIONEER ADVERTISING PHYSI-
i clan of Californ ,aud the only one who re-
ceived Collegiat Medical Education, and is
better qualified to reat and has cured more cases
of Private Diseases than any other Physician
For reference, see all of the papers throughout
the State.
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

ASTROLOGY. -
A sToUNDING CLAIRvoYANCE AND DIvINATI0Ns;-
n Madame CLITFORD 107 Dean street, Brooklyn. the
greatest living American Clarvoyan detects disease pre-
remedies and finds absent richu
Consultations, 80 cents; medical 81.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MORROW, sEtENih
"A daughter foresight 10 tell how soon and now Often
you marry. and al wish TO KNOW even yout
nvay lucky charms free; her equal Is no. Y, ne
her magic image nov in full OPERATION NO ~ Lual""
street below Houston rs cents; Gentlemen mol admitted
ROMA FIDE AsTRoL0GIsT THAT EVERY oNk
"A can depend Nine. WILSON, VINO ieis 'he ooless e
l. xouf visit as soon you enter and future OF your ne,
na warns Won OF dangers brings success ont OF the
most pcrious undertakings N s-geieuras'a m.so s.m
charms No. Allen street. between Houston sna s'""-
ton over store. Ladies' and gentlemen oV cents eAen
NgADAME HART. HAVING RETURNE FkVM ~
MI rope, to the ladies OF New ivs ma sn9
can be consutcd at 81 Essex street. upon tne pas an
fn,ure spccal information to fortune, marriage, AVA
charms gwen. Ordinary fee Is ccuts,
MADAME RAY Is THE BEST CLAIRvoYANs i,L AND
M 1strolocs In this She tells your veIy M9usnys
sisss lucky Numbers speedy marnag.3 10 xoV
seyepth avsnue near Tweuyseyeuth sree~ Laoes s'i
gentlemen W., ...,.,.,,ss
,s .ppIE BANKER-MEDIcAL AND BUSINESS
,a,,yoysnt successfully treats oil Diseases w. oon
.,,ons on business aud Invaluable ADVICE on s,s,n Ana
No W West twenty fifth street. between sn'n s"o
l Seventn Tur CELEBRATED
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an tas'ctsat q.sn X an4 ss.k 4 n
y, vii cotrntIe On No ias agst st 80 asaaaa, A.s -
w M0 MAtE4 a@H faF1
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

pEotEssoR cosrELLo, No. q eREENs srprtr
eau be consulted as usual
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

TOR SALE-A MARKET GARDEN AND FRUIT FARM
fourteen miles in New Jersey; contains rs "a IL
high state OF cultiyaton house barn and other building
in good oder there Is in full bearing dwarf trees
aresLawton l wberries R currants besides peaches
pums grapes &c Apply for two days t3 West Twelfth
street.
The New York herald., 1862-11-01
uEADquARrRss coacon..S ..S's IRISH LEGION

HEADQUARTERS. SIXTY NINTH REGIMENT v 4
X iss - % rss, lrsin,ca Carsorsns Lagoon New York, Oc
lnis rrgmen arr ordered 70 be present Camp Bcott T.
, ~ NJ on Sunday. Nov. = 1861 for neperon
cs nr T q" n ppems p ,r relating . ker commands This
rsde ground at Camp scott By order Of ="
Col. MATTHEW MURPHY,
~ vo ..n.. sizyninth regiment, N. Y. NJ
The New York herald., 1862-11-01
pRoFosALs FOR CORN.


DEPoT QuaRrERMAsrER's OFFICE
eCorner Of Eighteenth and g streetsl !
Sealed proposals will he received az this oace until Friday
the III day Of November O'Clock NJ for furnishing
re 20 ernmeat with o00 hundred thousand bushels
h corn to be Of good nechanabe quality put up bags
Corn win he received by weight (56 nfysix pounds
Sacks TO be Furnished without extra charge the govern
Delivery be made the city Washington within (20)
'"sn'S Gays IRON the apis Psofosais % tss G1strae.
The u name and post oace address OF the bidder must
II bid is made in the firm, the all
Ss as the nd
rroposas from asoya parties win not be considered
ston '4'D . AN'sAn's must accompany eaeh pf0p0'
Proposals. must be addressed to Col D. H Rucker Quar-
should be plainly mai.sa ,ssGIqsas S%sE tor c0rn
The ability the bidder ai the contract should
BE sons whose signatures appended the qua
The responsibility OF the be shown by
s os se s.s s s rk q the nearest District
cd ds a s be in When the bids are open
Bonds in ING Of ten thousand dollars signed BY the
S snf ea 9r a ] ss required Of
ss $ S ss sS o
have bonds signed in snticpaon be produced
s S . shss Be pc1 peG
iOnaiv, BY elier o. ~ iesgiaph; e'' s'''
we: IS g vs. a ssaas n Se.. .ea state Of and
S Ss county S. s ssss @ DC hsssy sn s
coiance with theerms Of HIS proposition, that should
MS proposition DC accepted, he win 1t into
tract IN accordance Herewith.
Shouts the contract be awarded him. prepared TO
become his securities
Tc this be appended the Official
above ment oned.)
. INSPECTION DELIVERY, &C.
All Corn contracted for under this advertisement will be
*iCidy inspected and 3
FlIercha niHble quality viii be elected.
Payment be made the completion Of the contract
~unds.
& Any informaty the bid or nonconformance with the
<erms OF this advertisement win insure the rejection Of the
Meroposzl.
Delivery 10 be made al the railroad depot Of the
government wharves, in the city Of Washington.
The Depot himself the right TO
reject any or all bids that ne may deem to high.
d. II. kUCKER,
Cof,p NIL and naro O,surta ater
The New York herald., 1862-11-01
THE HEBELLyON.
s~SEKS
A RAY SUPPLIES. -'''>'-'>>>~-~>r@'>~-"~-
"A -. .oo 0vrIcE or Asnr oLoruuse AHD EeuIrAsx.

noA BtfTa<AEo
N = 0srIcx or ARnr CLorHIsG AHD EeUIrAGxt
PROPOSE. ~ re,ss r. SEw xSsn August
isyss ys e y0nnsssrs militia Jn.sss
rs e 3
a%nsss anS Esqpsss & IN this city where specifications and
Propo als articles which proposed 70
a. s ss % s
ana oia qusny offered and the price for each article
be- legIb y marked with the contractors name =
Inc following list embraces the principal supplies need
,,,ror,, o. ARTICLES or CLOTHING
lery md consisting OF engineers ordnance arm
n,losm Jackets, consisting cavalry artillery infantry
> niorn, T.oasers consisting OF footmen aorsemsa
Gotlon Dack orerals.
Dfawers--FanneI and knit
Great coaamFoosmen aun .a,,r and hor,.m.o
Straps lor GREAT Coats. "1s '''''''''
Blankets-Woollen and rubber
sass Casis, ,iin''i Iincd and un.inea
Boots, Booees, Lrgeins. Stockings
Uniform Hsts--Trimmea ana nrtr,mmeo
Forage Caps, Recruits-cayalry and iufaosry
Cap Covers, Stable Frocks, sashes
hav'rracSs kRTiefiEs kTannsfIs onsIse on EoulrAaa
Hospital TENS. % Wall TeSs sisss rents csuos. rent.
Mosouito Rar. D'Abr, dea,s
,s,si ,Eginsn!a ,,,!a coors !iachs,s.
sNaaeMi ooicrs Camp Kettle.
s ss,as. ss,ss'''lsss; lss;;. Ess sSslss AAs'
Gndons, Fifes.
5ooKs-Company orae, .es
DO. Clothing Account,
DO Descriptive
Post Order
Do Morning Repor.
Do. Letter
Do Guard
Regimen tai general order
DO Letter.
. Do Descriptive
Do Inde.
Do Order
large, Practice.
COnsoldaed Morning Report
-, INSPECTION Report
security will be required for 81 every con
etiact. 'NN - - "'S'' -
AL proposals received by Of the day from the
a,e THIS advt VIII be opened OF that
and the articles lately will be awarded TO
Tue lowest responsible bidders Contracts for fur
fherslppes will be awarded fson time as favorable
s received always 70 tie lowest responsible bids re-
ttlyed the making contracts.
fropnsast scd Proposals furnishing ARM
ssrppiies.n addre seh 20 the subscriber
By order Of TIDE Qualreinaste ,ieueA..
- Lieut.. Colonel ~ H. NINrON
Depoy Quarternastcr General United States Army.
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

|eS BowERY -MADANE wfDaER cr.ArHvoy,vr
w aud gifted SpaDish lady. unves the mys,.rlcs a.
NA.'t, Vhiiaea, absent ffsenJs sieNnfsa p.e4ersrs
NV "" nf a diseases te> iueky umbcrs property los,
The New York herald., 1862-11-01
F,R SALE.


A FIRST CLASS RETAIL GROCERY STOBE WITH
N favorable lease tor sale In first locality doing
lar g cash trade For particulars inquire OF CHENEY
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

CwEET POTATOES OF THE BEST QUATTrY NOW
~ landing at the foot vesey pls fror vhwnIa
and pelawa are. from 81 80 10 ~ per bbL - n -.
The New York herald., 1862-11-01
AMUSEMEHTs.


w Entrances In Broadway and Thirteenth sssesl
Doors open a ~. beg 3 O'Clock.
OLD COMEDY NIGHT. 4I
THIS EVENING SATURDAY,
the nve act standard comedy BY Coiman the elder wh
scenery. new costumes aud appointments snn
tied the
with ,ove, and ,a,snt.a SEALous ,ie, WaRE -
Mr.. ChaS
1alor ohhy Dir lobn biHyt
10
Nutttr
IsI, Ml fio-y
Harriet Mis- M he ne M m liIu,z
Toilet M pcsv.a
MONDAY (eighln limo j-The new Comedy
-, . BOSOM FRIENDS ~
"hicn mas estfaced hishy fashioUsSs and ossvRAU1G
audiences.
TUESDAX-SpEED THE PLOGH Et<N
~ has been Jnsty Remarked In tins ~ btDs
OF the standard comedies aect of so-ne
has been diminished from their gr
without interfrrng materially with ssrs ff1p046s
(and hoped) tudcous
The cast ~ greatly Improved ahA entire arr&0e-
ment of the scenery ard action introautel. -
WEDNESDAY, ninth time l-BOSGN FRIENDS x
THURSDAY--A highly popular Consdy.
FRIDAY (Tcnth time --BOSOM FRIENDS
Box book open of the above evenings
La rehearsal the comic Drama of q
CENTRAL PARK
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN, OF GOOD POSITION IN
i society, and with ample pecnnary means, aged @ re-
oainance OF two good hearted an beautiful girls, with
view 10 matrmony; refinement land educnon are ndis-
Address, in confidence and sincerity, with carte
de yiste II ycnient b. q. E and b. A. H., Herald
Office N. Y.
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

nR WARD, IL LAIGHT STREET. NEAR g ;.
~ twenty eight years practice has cured " -
all others combined. Call: will take ANAL IN
money restore you II you have be ,src than,
onee ut little sndl
~~-- - uuforiupate. CA az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
lFok raK MaIa I
10 Bx coSTSrID ]

sPEAKgR OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
notice In the "wbis" Of the Sd instAn, an article
fron the "Lyaesburg TrSinish' in reference to the
'SssaFsr,h'y u the House Of representatives, am
passd 70 see that the eiaimS OF she V,,n,ssr S,oi
% furasb the Speaker appreciated By she "koRsr
Of 5 ais,pss" The Hon. n P. c nav, the gentleman
Suggested, Is il every way WoTthy AMI could I'll the
pluss with credit and honor to himself and country
bat whou. tiPa-sgemsat 20 the claims Of this gentle
nla, or a1y other Of the able Tennessee delegation
would sugyss; tbs:Roa. George " Jones as eminen "
Q laiisi All eaitled 70 this distinguished position
The name Of tbs distinguished gentleman "a BY means
Unfamiliar 90 those vel az ainsed Si.h the political
kory OF the country for the last twenty-five or thirty
y,R, g. served for sewers, Yeas c the Legislature o.
hs safe and asO in the CcHges. Of the United States
fos neary sSoaty yea-s he eis,insu sscd for hi,
close and uarenras stealou 10 business; biz
kaoSedse Of legislative nAueFs, extending 70 the III
nuest details bis honesty uaess decision aud iucOr
Fapih,s integT.,y. BE opposed corruption IL every
sbAgs; aad it is eel knos1 fact JnAE me hVrdss
morAuts Who sEsrnsd about tie Federal Capital iered
hin more than aay o,hsr Eaa. he Watched mOss sedd
loasly the finances OF tss So1ay, and such Hss his
p.ouaslee IN this regard ia: d, for himself tie
app.lla6Ca Of the "a a i'g Of .i' TrsaiUry'
I, has bseu remarked ihA, there bgs ses honss;
poieaas Ii ais Be 50, he IS certainly o. The t's
Bat be IS 20: simply an homes, liieIl, but Is also
aasi usn-sorrec, ia al bis Transactions, citizen
and = Feausman. These uhO knos him best; esteem
him mosg highly.
hope, lhersiors, that this distinguished Of Ter.
nsss nay 20: be forgotten in awarding his honor 10
the S.sts, bG, ;hl: ne my receive tie consideration
that hi, character serves AMI ness justly eni'ie
hin TENNESSEAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
ATTN TON.

AM auth rrtd BY The Governor Of Virginia. to raise pAHN
Ioa ave s,r psniel such companies Numbering a.
unea. b. mustered into NE serves OF ue
Uo.g,ssra,e flr years. II neeee1 - loTg ,
This BItA0n Tor och defence and speiA service In ueeS
o. Eh noLd Hgt be orietrl asay ron the ei o. en
m,nd service Il needsdO Il would not b. accepted Toua
oppo tapy : Is those aims OF Who're faTnle
and ce clrserA ions soud er IL txtmeJ neon'enen'
70 be away fem T-hm md % ervs their country
%. being this nnoe. Thst they WI o.
lie Sryies capacity, ard that hi o1n no one
dsu5ts
Tssors sercu, 90 By ng at my ehse for
the =. cant, No I BeiyN's locE, 3 h street 49,,
ULIess this Btaon be sed organised a. OF he op
rtany Ieeins the adv n,sg absVs nstuoned nay os
l0t 81, .,,h. iO,h
N7e-'' ~ frOs j. BvsN-,
,.,s 4, lCol 18th Regpent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
TELBG
LATER FROM THE UNITED
STATES AVID ROPE.

THE QUESTION OF FOREIGN INTERVENTION.
NeRyoLK, Feb IA L Received O'Clock, IS miEu:ss,
P. )-NOrheEn papers OF the lS.h instant have been
received here to-day by toe Ag Of truce boat from Old
Point.
The steamship Teutonis has arrived, with European
intelligence ole day later than that received by the
Jurs, at Portland. This will be Of Feb. lst
Toe New York Herald of yesterday says tina; parties
in England have received Of jet to every meafure
ttk.n b. the goTernmen. for the restoration OF The
Union.
The Federal vessel Tuc Irors has been ordered from
Southampton 5y sn Official letter from Portsmouth.
new ministry has been formed in Holland.
The Russians have been defeated in Circassa-
French troops are being rapidly dispatched to Mexico.
The NAshy Il, was still at Southampton.
The Paris corr, ooudent Of the Herald says that In
Frssch circles the opinion is almost universal that France
and Eagaud will interfere IN American dill sudes In less
THAI month and says that the Ministers, the govern
msnt the government papers, all ready for inter.
veuiion.
The London Times says there Is large party in the
House Of Commons who are urging on the government
the policy Ct Interference in the American struggle.
The hsaho Of Mason and Shdell good, but they com.
plain Of bad treatment At Fort Warren.
No change has occurred in the Liverpool cotton mar
keL
At LokdOn On the Sis! ult COnsOli quoted dull
at % S4 ~ s. American securities clos. ID heavy.
In tho Federal Ssnste, the bill sppropriating
millions Of douArs for the petion of fertilization,
passed,
Tee New York cotton market was less active, and
midlllng Uplsnds we're quoted a. 90 80 Gems.
Benefits Herald crows us lily the Federal Veto.
rice on the OF North Carolina and at Fort Henry
Tennessee and says that the Rebel leaders have no
ides Of holding Virginia, Kentucky nor Tennessee
In the Federal Seaae, clause has been Inserted 10
the Treasury note BILL requiring thai the interest on
ounds which to be suees for the notcs 10 be paid
in coin.
The news OF the capture Of RoarOks Island wss sent
to Europe IN tie New York Herald, by the steamer
Africa which sailed on The IL h lost
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
sICoSD DISPATCH.

PIrrRsBuRG, Feb. 1.-The editor Of the Express, OF
this city, has received letter from Suffolk dated today,
which states that information had been received the o
late last evening that the Fedsrals bal re,mbaked At
Eisn.on, and had gope TO some other point The num-
Der Of horses landed Was oyer-estmated.
The Federal, assured the ei,iE,ui Of Eienton that
rev had not come to rob hTrass them but while the
o,ers we're giving these ASSURANCES TO the people, the
soldiers we're ling their gunboats With cotton found
on the wharf"
Er,beth City Is partially destroyed by the Federals
The latest information from win,ou, reports that
nothing bad been seen there Of The Federal gunboais
.tich started up the CboWan River from Edenton.-
rley we're lthaps OILY accommodating.
d.. Cohoon, wealthy citizen Of irsbeth City, lie
nov At suff ,lk refugee. he remained there until the
enemy had posse. son of EIlb,,h oity and although
invited back and assured that he would not be harmed
he was not disposed to trust thsm.
Mr. Elliott saved 70 900 pounds Of Government pork
which was a. Hereford.
Alargs number Of young ladies from hurfreesboro'
College had reached sHdolk.
Toe people Of Murrsesboro' appear sPpretensve Of
Federal Invasion and tho SHILLING Of that town.
The iowa Of sufcik is crowded With refugees.
The mex, dsp:adl,iols b. the Fe1srals ara expected
Il Plymouth and other towns o. the Roinoke.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
PROCLAMA TION,

VDYths eslea or tn Confederate s'Aei-WhsrsAs an act
10 OF he t1nsreis TIE ga efst States o. AnerieA en-
td Al ACT the Territory OF A'onA vas APPROX
a Jy ne, On th- ~ AZ ofJsluary, u ls'f, -,
yisr-aA Il "a htrii declared that h prlVNons OF the
act ess uuiu TIE Prestent q the Cone ate STATES
sue hi o. ua tou Rag the act . be In Fun force
An, rr,.rn g.t SHAH p-5c "a lot the onseis therein
me- gis I, b.. ap9oiat g Va AID FER sad Territory,
~ th.rere = rrsos DAVIS, rEeifEt OF ihs Confederate
s,ts o. kmera 20 this ny Pro lADA'ion declaring said
t organize rsrroy Of IONA - b. 10 ~ tote ma
an al, kayrp oceejed 10 Sppon' the OIL ;-s here
M DO. ed 70 is app intsd ard for said IerrtFy
ev,n ules my han And se sea- o. we 70, ys We
- lry, A y ls6l -z...,, ,.yt.
= " a. - s.--s.arv o. st,ta hl6-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15

TIE bensss arising out Of this system are ineAeuaos
70 trade and CORN rce and eommon-Place eAcaAiioes
vii be performed with gre., rap dy and eorrec'OeSF
AID eoupsx Questions will lose their aspect by the SIM
ple.sv of IN, means employed in their solution.
SCALE wEioHrs-
10 grairs-l serupie.
10 scruPlss-l dram
10 drams-l ou-ca
10 ouuces-l p0HnS.
10 pgssaGJ--l s!One.
10 s.ones-l kEaire3 weight or esntal.
lOhuadrsd Eeishtor esHtal-l ton.
Evsry term IN this sclls Is derived frcm the standard
mil, the pgs4S which, With The hasdr'i aghf, remains
the sane a. the ore In The ouLes viii bear
,rsr proportion 70 the pound than the present
r,-asu ia The stone fixed At pounds, the
wight Of gallon Of SissLiss water Toe graia viii be
rad red much smaller because the pound Is divided In
20 lO0 900, instead OF Z 900 parts.
Tas Innovations male uPoa the ounce, s.oas 81 can
no, be Misunderstood, because each table in use
have Essgusd to them d rsat quantities. Should snA.
ls- proportion than grain Do r,quired, the decimal
fraction may be carried 70 an iLaai,essinaL
Much has been said about the adaptation Of the
Y-,rSa sisal Iy'tsH'. single glance at is vii show
the mos. slrssss OossrVsr tia. IL could be sue
u,ed are exceedingly Absruss aud bard to remember,
aad never would be adopted tOeIAed By the massss
The Standard unit Of this system ia the grarrAs,
and equal to Is grains. TIE kiOsrAnnS il equal to
3 so+ sOsSS' avOirdNPOiS.
NErRcAL scALI OF WnGRr.
10 mil!egramn,s-l osntigrsmme.
10 eeadgranmeS-l deegrAmme.
10 6scigrsmme5-l grsmms.
10 grsnmes-l dscsgTanne
10 dsesSrEnmes-l hSe.oSTsmUo.
10 hcesOgramncs-l kilogrAmme
10 slosr.uEss-i pyFi tsranms
Should this system be established IL this county and
We eom2srs the superior uai:s Of Qllnty sh the
noH IN uss, tasy I'll stand thus
I too, 22O4 poGudi.
hulsrsi weight 220 IOlJds.
stone, 81 cuGces.
p5u1A ource.
I ounce, IS grains
Further comment b unnecessary this msIriSAl sys.
tan Of France.
10 BS cOSTNUID
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
TIE GALLANT DEAD-TaE ENEMY IN ROANOKE

ISLAND.
NsRyolK, Feb. i4-Tho bodie; Of Capt. Q. Jennings
WIS.,, Lieut. VIM. Selden and OlEt Coles were convey
ID to tb CITY bi mOrni from Carrtuck from whence
the Gag of truce boat went to Roanoke Island.
Capt. Wise had three wounds Ia bis body. Lieut.
sslden had ball shot through bis head.
When Goo. Wise tn, body OF his son ct CARR
tu.k he was deeply affected.
portion Of the enemy'J aset s at the South end Of
the AIbemals canal and have sheled the Confederate
forces there Gen Wise is at that point Various con-
c,ures are INDUCED Os to The movements Of the enc
my.
Nothing Of Importance appears in the Northern pa
ners in relation to aHars on the Potomac.
disp Itch IRON Cincinnati, dated the i2;h inst, says
that the Federal army 10 Central Kentucky lie in motion
Dispatch from Cairo IL inst says passengers report
tina, eleven Transports with troops have passed PAdu-
cab
LrlvEswoRrH, Feb llth-Great activity exhibited In
preparations for the Hunter expedition.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l2.-Tbs Federal capital Is wildly
uban over the news Of the successes Of the Burnside
expedition.
Secretary Sssunton Is quite Ill
Ths Senate Naval Committee are considering ihs BIZ
to reorgsniss the uSy Two IoN bureaus SIC 70 b
.satt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
LIGHT ARrILLBRY COMPANY.

TINHE undsrsEncd, having beea suihoriI l,H
Company Of II, ut Artillery, prepared 10 <lN
ceVe $50 Volunteers for the War. bA4c(
BehG Battery OF nas Guns ,dy Ter ihi field Ess<G
Persons ihns eust vii peasc cali upon Tie undeIsC
Thos BrIni-r, Bell Bigger Al the Recruiting BENDER
10th reet between ha and GARY nsNidoo 10 Cawords
Saloon.
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SERVES, aud persons wishing avoid IT, I'll do wl
10 enroll III ,mselyes Al once.
Those haVas subIulSit Offer vii pie present them With
delay
ANouay Of $50 will lie paid each naa, mustered InO
Iery.ee
felS Nv GREKNLEE DAVIDSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15

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