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, 1862-02-14

TIE 'aking Of Fort Henry Commodore Foote at
eoge1es i, coo:xes; M il congres: * % S'an.
ion ogain-tAe Military Tycoon abolished
IuYstside's fleet Of fransports-the Treasury
N9te bH-No,V Department. t-Secreta7y Wellss
TIE Netc YoTk Herald aud its Wahsaaton
<o,7 Eso0r8tuf.
, 1862-02-14

C1vn1zAT1os.-Ifth the English journals con-
slider the destruction Of Charleston harbor as
an odfense against civilization, what will they
say to the proposition Of Cobb and Toombs to
the people Of Georgia to destroy that whole
State, rather than submit to the Federal Gov
ernmeut2
, 1862-02-14

sB- Col ". z. Bosley, Of the 9Th Ohio reg
imcnt, Guthrie Greys,) has resigned because
he wanted to 60 into the field, aud didn't want
to be left inactive in command Of the camps
for inya1ids at New Haven, Ky,
, 1862-02-14

Etructions cost the city Of Chicago in that one
ycor. He recommended the appropriation Of
II a owe amouut for the folio wing reasons
i. The annual amount Of commerce and
navisation requiring d free passage OYER st.
Clair Flats. (Puges 404, aggregates giyen
aboye.)
2. The Importance Of improving the chan
mel over St. Clair Fllts as necessary ele-
mcnt in the militaFyf defense Of our national
frontier pages 409, 4l0)
Col Graham's Report {htess. and Doc, 1859
GO, part 3 gives the following as the aggre-
gate imports and exports 1y Lascas the scTcra1
Like poFtsiH 1865:
Exports 1aY S?5,S12. 60
Total Lake commerce (A} In 1855. .$272 ,o3i Is
The following table shows the total COM
nlerce (by lake, cana. and raiiroad) Of she va
rious lake ports il 1858:
ImpsEts t49. .4ss @ g
-NtA4
Col Graham's report tp. 129 states that the
losses on the Western Lakes in 1855 amounted
to s, 500, 600.
VQ6!e Of aggregate InEorts and Exports ef LaEe
7of0Hs for the year 1858, complied By col. Gru-
, 1862-02-14

The Arrogance of the New York Hor-
aid Rebnked-Order for the Arrest
OF Dr. 1Ve9.-The New York Press do
not Run the Government,
[Washington Correspondence Of Philadelphia In
quirer.l
Last Saturday one Of the editors of the New
York Herald came on to make an arrangement,
in order to put the Satanic i'll advance Of ali
other papers in procuring news. The editor,
full OF the bIayado Of New York Rough,
went to the War Department., and attempted
the dodge they have tried upon every Admin
istration IN the past and generally succeeded
in the Infamous scheme. But at last man
has taken the reins who will not be turned
from the right or to the left by fear, favor or
affection.
Tic fnl]nHintr nr,1er snna1.s for itea1f.
, 1862-02-14

The following is from the report Of the
Board Of Trade Of Buffalo:
UNITED STATES AND CANADIAN TONNAGE.
Statement Of the Tonnage Of the Northwestern
Likes and River St. Lawrence, us compiled from
the Marine Register Of the Board OF Lake I'm
derNriters, for 1861:
, 1862-02-14

likes is thus presented as Of primary inpor.
tauce. The lakes are today naked Of arms.
We therefore urge the immediate establish
ment Of this national work, and q collection
Of naval stores at three points on Lake
MichI4 a. for the Upper Lakes, one on Lake
Erie, and one On Lake Ontario These meas-
nrcs are Of the more importance because Of
the existence Of treaty sfipuLltions between
the United Stat.6 and Great Britain, limiting
the number Of armed vessels on the Lakes.
, 1862-02-14
Table showing the population Of the follow
ing cities and towns from 1920 to 1860, inclu-

Table showing the true value Of real estate,
and personal property according to the sew
enth census, 1850, and tic eighth census,
1860 reepectireIy:
, 1862-02-14

In regard to the plan Of the dcfonccs of the
Lakes ard Northern frontiers, the Committee
has conferred with the General commanding
the army, snd Brigadier Gen. Totten Of the
:. Engineer Department. and haye adopted to \
considerable extent their suggestions.
We respectfully urge upon the consid
OF Congress the following plan Of defense Of
the northern frontier.
Frs. The establishment of shore detenses
at some commanding positions This will
rcqui-e :hs ercstie1 cf some 1eW fcrtiGca.
, 1862-02-14

President John II. Sturtcyant, Of the
Jacksonville (1ll-) College, is one Of tl.c conf
ntissloncrs to make tic animal trial Of coinage
at the Philadelphia mint. The essay has been
in progress since Monday
, 1862-02-14

1DtFeAse N 1Uyt4rt. .3,669, ,4U -
Il Is Estimated iha4 Of this increase ,3SS9. .o65
, 1862-02-14

TIE ST. Cl4AIR FLATS.
The following table, copied from Col. Gra-
hams Report Tex. doc. No Is, 334th Cong, Sd
Ses., p 405,) shows the value Of the erlumer-
ated articles Of merchandise and agricultural
produce, received at and shipped from the
va1ions COLLECTION districts, and which passed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25

LIBERAL CoNpUcr OF rHS BsITgsH and FoREIsS Blal :
socIErY-The following an eVtrac, from letter ID
ted London, ssth October from officer Of the above
Society. TO gentleman OF Charleston s c, received
las; week
at viii interest 7ou . l2aru that Committee have
vetsd cred, o. TIRES th0saai pounds IL favor ct I've
Bible Society u the Confederate states Of America AMI
scriptures % the value ot ous-thr Of that amount are
nos in course OF transmission. The sum ia question
y be repaii US when the Exchange on LoUtoa Is more
favorable and ia the meantime Ne have declined the
OFF, msie % Us by The Cdmm,.Jee in Augusta, 20 allow
Interest tor the sam until it Is paid
The Bible Society q Charleston ,.a,s the "GSo'srl
has also experienced She liberal confidence ottbe British
aud Foreign Bblr society soon snec our imcg!te,
commenced the former RENTED TO the latter s25o, With
an order Tor Bb- and Tc-fasrut- that amount sud
these werr sent 90 M.,,rs Tr,uhom, Fraser TO, of
Liverpool a. requested or transmission. short time
Afterwards tho nrl.l. .li F-yi,l Rillc Society, OF
their osu accord duplicated tie Urirr and took meSs
ures for flrglrlug rlr additional books advising oSr
Society that information having reached them Of want
o. Bibles and Tssiameu,s gr distribution ~ tha Contoi-
crate States they had conclgdri TO ~sni the further
supply On n rr-,iir ,sg.srshur,. --f.~sd adj
As the Exchange s,' now $50 much against uu, il
viii De A. vel tor Won Co defer -emtng the yHs of
TIE second eou-gUmel ua'ii matters change for the
better
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25

CorrOS-At the market price o, cotton to-day, says
an exshsnge u.ess, staple is OF value enough
TO pay OF itself every dollar which the Confederate
States owe. At this moment there 100000 bales
OF cotton within the country which, the ruling prices
ofthe sape nov worth s7oOO0o,oo Since the world
begin no nation has ever had in its hands 81 much
wealth. in single article Of production. The consamP-
On Of cotton Is increasing in ratio far faster than the
increased OF is production and this results Ia
great degree from the fabrics TO which i, being
applied to say nothing OF the Increase Of the worlds
population and the civilizations which immediately
req Ire il, use Regarding these interesting facts aud
statistics With respect this annual store Of wealth it
b impossible to Suppose that the OF debt which hi.
var VIII accumulate can ever be unmanageabe or ial
vi1h ,n,Oisrabls we,sb. upOz or people.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25

ANECDOTES OBJ TIA W4R-TLe Richmond cogrssEoa
deaf Of the Msupas 7yuaj4I AsBsa! teIl1 the iodoS
iug good story OF ogcEln Jackson ia the Valley
A Yankee br.sa3isr, excessively pompol' sal con
eeitcd formed much 1itcr 'he mode. Vi 90" isueutci
John Pope OF sorroetI memory, wac sasc0nttns ln
the presence % worthy Ni5, MIA mAfrOa, living no. tar
IRON M4rtin-5are Of De military proves and wa
bitterly satIral J-cs~1Us personal appearance" tie
ad that Ia u l- sItic, ia SIS Halcv - lad bees
Jh-owu yeFy t- ,,s.' ,a'e,l ti-urrI aud EishJ
Tery elsily have ausi him H'' EIg .g..an"!, eu'
las, l- gO1.d nor have ,Gppo. s4-A A. ulgOIil GLOVE
i,h d-b-ed lo1kiug i-,N 90 Poe tl. mIc'-auirI hero
Of the reh,. cluS- -la. all tanerG J.Js,oa o. make
him a prisoner said chs noble sola5u. "why. 81, Il
Won had suspected Tor mnmyut Tat You srrr ,n tea
steps Of General Jlrl-0g. soG wpui have sp'r' TO
your horse and never stopped ,gau'n5 Ua 'oa had
crossed the PoJom4s o.
The Lvu,hbUrs i-r5.aal, vourlr- i'- ,hs l.ua, u
the following.
A Captain of NuniorIs Csyslr ga yr-isii,I or
picket Mo1da, nigh. ate, tive bttts OF lredcrc sbl's
wAs a,costsj Ov the Yankee picket opposite to hfs wh
the query" Have. sou sorry Corporal With Won '-
"NO" answered Toe C-p.,in bu'. " what .o Nou wan'
With him. We ~IH, 90 trti' yoa Burnside Tor him
vas the reply.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25
De En.mr Al apalaehicoIa. FlorIda.

On SATURDAY, the 18th inst small force of the enc
nv landed in gunboat AT ApalaehieOla, Fla, and took
possession OF the town. She pIotcd up by negro
whom they had previously captured bat who refused to
lend them his assistance except under threats OF Violence
It va, appgehenied that the intention to ravlge tie
country on the river between that Poia aud COlambu,
Georgia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25
TELtGRAPHIC.
Tue LOUISVILLE JOURNAL On .TBE BATTLE
HEAVY LOOS, 81. ls.-.-

TUE LOUISVILLE JOURNAL On TIE BATTLE :
HEAVY LO0S, Sc. l,...
CHArrAxooGA, Dec. 2S-The Louisville Journal OF
the 18th, received Speaking of the bate of Ered,'
rcksburg il says; ut is p&infal-t is absolutely sick
eaingto read Of the horrible slaughter of troOPsa al
Fredericksburg The carnage truly frighfdl" And
again "The war cannot be carried much longer as
it has been" ...
The following despatch appears the telsgrapAic CO.
lumn Of the journal:
I" NEG YEk, Dec ls.--Gsaersl French went into the
battle with 900 men, and two days after the batde
only 100 reported to bin. Total loss, $500"
sriter il tho Philadelphia Inquirer places the Fed
eral loss At 5000
IA Governor William Houston, OF Kentucky, died on
the 18th
THE YANkEE CyNGRESS AND THE WAR-NIGGER
REGfNBNTS-COSFEDER BONDS AT THE
NORTH.
AonLE, Dec. pa special dispatch to the Ad"er
tissr aEd Register dated NmfeeSborO, 22d, says hate
Northern papers state that bill has been introduced IN
to the Yankee Congress authorizing the organization OF
one hundred regiments Of "eOnrsbands TO sorre for
seven years Il also establishes line OF steamers be-
tween New York and LIBERIA and approprates the pro-
ceeds of cou6scated rebel property for these purposes
The New York 750re, .ays parties in the North are
eagerly purchasing Confederate bonds st 80 cents on
dollar aud that private paper Of wealthy Souherners
sells readily a: par .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25
syIRvTsB X ISLE Of WIGHT COUNTY.

PsrxRsauRG Dec, si-On Monday, Gen. Roger A.
Pryor with small detachment, attacked Yankee force
Of several hundred staohrd Isle Of Wight C. H., 10
protec, the election of Representative to the Abolition
Congress At the r.t charge Gen. DiK protectors ded
10 great confusion add chased miles at idls
speed. Oor los, was tndng. Gen Pryor aad hi men
,it.rwar,i. visited Smith6eld.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25
Gbc 8itBmonN ddBig.
THURSDAY nORNING, DIG. IS, 1867.

rssas-Day Is pee a.auu Is hs ,A .oasAs and 81 pc
month for a shorter period
snue.sly Rs per snHsza - ak nOaas' IS cent? per
ncnth = shorter period -
Weekly q per aanum; q for AZ uoeLlA Szsh 'A w %
p-rIol 'Paynsnt IL all In advGneS
Apvx.rvrssons sslAze o. anes 70 een oE Ea ase ~
50 -,nts o. square Tor each conanRAaee seA-SeeAS
.esIr tB.srtSus IS ee1ts POI sguNre Wedy sSaons -
sI,t,nc,, nav be made Tar risk q the PubtsAers IN
49, - evidence : tAksa dspost o. le'is N Es
Post Oace containing Hlorey.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25
RAILROAD DISASTER.

CHATTANOOGA. Dee ...-fNo soldiers, names M
known, were kirci Mouda, ace y. snd C. K. r, h,
the turning over oC a car rhey belonged 10 batter,
being transported South ami were with their guns whcr
h. rr.ii.nt nccurrrt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25
MOVEMENTS N TqE s0CTH-wFsT. ;.

ClS1oS, Ms. DyS sl.--jounts army has iaIca back
beyond Tsllshatchie.
An important expedition uni,' General Van. Dorn.
shlch hiss 6sen cut several DAYS no. yet heard from,
The EXPEDITION = doubtless ,hr Que mentioned in the
despatch from Selma.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25
NORTEBKN JOURNALS

N Aay psrsau arriving Oss ne sAsei Ho''A o. TIE 70
touA and brn.ag N0rthsra EFoPAn aeTsP-PeFs o. All
person city OOniaS IN Pos'ooa Of saaa l'nA'
a. ~ mn ~ gi,.ors " The WEa ey leaving ssSdnE ths
-. -. L. 81.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25
BRILLIANT CAVALRY DASH Under GENERA

NkllLlANl NAN AIM hsAs'li N-NhI'iN 'i.s''''NAi'
VAN DoRN-THE ENEMY DRIVEN From COR
INTH
SlLuA, A., Dec. eS.--Th, REPORTER, OF this morn,
as .ays passenger. LAST nights train from Meridian,
report that poo cavalry under Gen Van Doru, daalet
into COrnth on Sunday dispersed the Yankees and took
possession OF the place
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25
STOr TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RrxAR6.

SIOF Tie AfJ hllENEhS-SiN' REWARD.
- Ill rs. 49, 49,, Tie sSprsL~n. p ~ four negro
y,' -- aths! thr surirrrJ- q laHe " huhi
~ ~ ~ l,a"4,. $40 ~ s'-r iH.Ii she ahrasr
..p.ge ~ H %, Ql,isIaslsTs pyG.i oi 5hsi1sNNs Big
ld- Nr Hugl len C-Lt'irNiv thr lln y beernbtr m
h- sy4tHv-- vhJ tut" 'r 5ieiSIc
srsslt Gu ne la,a 'tI, b: Sid,.sf M Hun
I. lur zen, tstsu,- c.y: Va. where he
i bees uluf ,ti robbed h, tcu lac nsgro0- have not
b-sI hs.rd tom III mNdrr -, cJumlitsd and be-
Ilry-l t4ry srSuuNng th~ io.ih4 Yankee Array.
Description. 10 ! 49,.
sl-ua'u. dcssrip. 10 ho, Ul lead 20 lheir arpesia
/ ~ and Taas b,.si us',6y ver purehaSsd ofNr Wa 7.
sarrhvr Ns,ha station, lg " eaArie uhty, Yygisa
Tt s sa1hi o. Gys 'se gt or itea inehPs high
ssI h,,eS, D, 'rir Hsh'y gsg - ysars Of sSe, anu
lb. OF IA 'ty' To- t-rig 80.
Alrt.ta september last w. Is laIk mulAtto "
:! Scar. age ssat IL itSi st ard hesyy 6gst
Jtf I4-k II Eve feet 10 Ohll inchSa high
'e''., 81 hiJ 'hs2 sp3lr - :; A, .,si, can.
,s-s' al h. s,irrfussa to-. WILKINS w.,HtNT,.
i-.i-4f At Fsd.L lIfss ChGT.StissvinS Va:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25

CJtrorAr,oS vuu 4 Soyf.-Presiient 4. Il. Ca .
Ter. Of the Cea.rl Railroad and Banking Company OF
Georgia, IL Dis last &c 0c,. states
The Colylu, subscribed ihe sim Of $500 20 iic
sufferers by the FIRE Charleston, slio IN cash anu
luO per mozth ait-sEsTis dusng thr "a io ihe neIe
4, IL the aHfis. 1I ,o,i.era Ia do ..bs,ei si.a1
t5Sard5 the gaHJsil and rsc'atiy ' preso"t'd 900
yoris Of cloth ras ,ouu'ie charged -iih iur-hne
clothes for he sr4s u FrNua Such ,SpeSdIiure, be
n. OUT Of the u.,.. course mentioned, Ia the
expectation that hcy a. - as any lurthec "h;es The
Board nav thin, pf,psr to give during the coarse Of
the var viii en- appreciation OF the stockholders
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25
beautiful COTTAGE RESIDENCE III

t(EAD V VI WI lhblA hls1tlis.'N
Ashland With nearly ,nd attached, Tor sale
request Mr. John Jsmes, AL sell AZ pub
the premises, II IsSDAi, u JFl Necrm
iS62 o. 10 o'clock, The beautiful C1tsls Rr-i -nce or
pied ny him contains six large two cose!.
pocheS and back ard The boJ-r ai D.
best and handomest In iLr village Pssseson given o.
few days
negotiable notes, Interest added and secured by In a deed
- GODDlS A APpEkSuN,r
dsal Auctlonesu.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25
n d606Iy ! 1pPtRscS, Aoe,..
HOUSE AND IOT CORNER

v OF TH ENTY-sE FIFTH AND MARSHA 4 .'TRELis, At
AUCTION be sold t aartlon the pr-rulse THURS
DAY January ist 1885, at O'Clock the valuable property
lo:br a. eboSe Teeentyl The hecuPanry 81 A. Lee ESQ.,
The House contains tseyr There the premises
coal wood carriafe house and stable The ss'dn Is
ndiiye nd has great variety Of fi The lot " 6 by
l25 fce which vi be divided detined bra PLAY VI which
he the office 4 the auciioeer rOT the day of se
Possesslou he sh ~ January, 1865
TSKSs-O cash balance SIS aud eve moaih
Negotiable heresi adGei ecasd hy p deed, all cash
at the option Of the purclaser GOBLIN AFPERsON,
deg4 Aueta
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25
GODDN 4 APPERsON. Auc,..

TRUSTEES SALE Of yery N..!uaLla l!riei..
i Yard r.rr other Real E-iaie. IN Port Mayo 30
near theTrtaAt % Mr. Jnn T. Dickn-cn trustee
We shall sch 90 pubic aucor the pEes"s MEbN tshl
the Sst Drc.hber lsO 10 O'Clock A. NJ %" following 'r
valuable real tsiate via; -
Tlp uy valuable BrSsYad ~ Port Mayo, nsAr 9oesrits
containing 5scres Win buildings sna 'uhls suihe "I
n Gnufacure TLs clay is Of vey superior
quality and .xends 10 the depth oL2J 20 le-i There af- j.
the nn-clAupS about lVoNO bricks 10 hr soh arf e var
DISPOSED Of 90 ih. iot IS sL,s gi and AarAsuith'
shop.
Also about land N te plSu Of Mount Ea 90 d"
branch we'll trd ard. IL ha- stream 81 HNr
running through u valuable tor other purpps"-
AA,5 several awis rltn, fii0u nni -ome n'
In lots NJ them, particularly laIdhhl
for foundry mra y contain me parcel ~ m"ndrs SAND
TIa lots VII be exhibited AZ the time 81 SALT
irEkds uShird cash bslancr ~ and two years l"'
h;nd interest ihS Faysir hslf yea secursd By
a-trf- deed. GObplN a APPEksoN,
J.V, Autts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25

The Clubhouse OF r A. Lawson, uvar Griffin, Ca, was
consumed b. tire oa .hc 18Th ult Damage $1,000,
~ NJ Rains - ci,zaa OF Newton county, Miss, ~aS
yiaid and sh0' yhc s'l inst, b. Robert Bryant
aid Augustus Lambert IL wosHd vas considered
mortal {
\ Ne Hal, from T,.I,cE county, attempted to iaGlP
frgn The cars az wyitssg, Z Ebe tpey we're u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25
,Os, Soos Ss'a= ,Ar SIshArEe HOis')
Acting MAaasNs .... - ... Cd. DoSsET OSE'
IHVAspAY EVENING DIG. 2s isa
WHOSE SgHD.ts Ira
~ AIui Hog- TNy s85 ssrru,''hvt c'vts.

Es-Adul3sa- mn soa ss,cs'''sv' cot.
RROAD STREET fHE$TkE
- r.g:,ase Of y! 4lRRr N@tARTHT and
Mis- tnTTlE fSyflLE
Who's have b-Sn 49, 10y The Clergy and The
t.ii,nl, s's ,ui g}ssas tsSsalhs Mr. Mccarthy
,rfeL dGtrogt e621eteSs selected
80 On. Ins, -s1cG fTh--i Duth Ethiopian AM
slSn. "a irsr s'g ca s-sS' uisl~-'s Costumes aai
'lsn sion t.. servant. ~: ~ r-.iveJ 10, .Hs
IA - .'H'i-,-s. tN''yau! 'oE''hSn, y'nS.
J. " Ha.LIARD,
dsss--ls' Uu.iS-a Nsnagfr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25

NEW G0NCERN.W.e' have Entered in Co.
parastshP ~ ,hs guIPost o. doing NEGoAS
THIS AND COMMISSION BOSNKss uler the style aud tim OF
Younger Gas ind htSr e stand lrety occupied by
s,Jh tds4s ltt Main street. IyhchbuEg III gVS per
0rocegs Liquors Pro Isntf, aud anns iebaeeo
ae S VIA mike !bSai .s.s air1nss. IN band
s'iF1N'' sAMU " rornseEp,
THOMAS L. JOHNsoNl
=, q Jcssson, YsaDses otsE kieAHieHd !
ds1I--s@s q, Smith AdAns LJnrhsry
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25
AUCTION SALES.
ny JAS. NJ. TAYLOR soY, Auer,.

ny JAS VI. TAYLOR > son, Auers. -'.'
I ARGE FIR A NJ ED RESIDENCE AND
IL THsEE VACANT LOTs ADJ0INISG ON BLOODY Run
SrREtT At AUCI We will sell, up tbs premises
TUESDAY, sOh dy of December soum sncng o'clo
largv framed redrurr, located Bloody RuG
rry owned aud Secaped Capt W Burke Rhast~O stu
e above he baSrmsul contains nHe good n Is In good
,apa fie lot fronts BY feet usual depth.
the Shave viii - three handsome tots all
IoDiu. froaiius 81 q each the sou,dr Bloody Ran
street, usd stdiing back above.
lids properly Elevated and commands fne view az the rty,
surrounding country. ..r.......l.
r. ;thcd cash, the bAlsRss and 2 months for
negotiable With interest added and secured By tTasi
desi. a.'' ' -' I
desa-d, .. Jas NJ. TAYLOR son, Aue,s,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25
orrleE MRyNARiE lSsgRASeE 90, !

NOTICE--Thc Annual Mactiug of thc"5tock.
~ hold r, oftht FARYlIs' Elk or y1RGiN u viii ~
held at their Banking House. in aS city On WEDSt pAT in
'I 5.I9L,i 's.S - tr,iie-.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25

Whilst this horrd var lasts uhtle Is ert 20 III
commercial correspondence. There has been, IN fac
nothing for sty, except % eI?rrss-aN every oHe
here d0es-liuira'0D sHi svmpLthy With thr SoatH -
Certainly ney uau0l uON COMMENCES Att, hisio
bull. on -'1ry .s-pi.n aal devotion uncyamprd MOI
rn.u 20 son meet EnssBulu VI Frenchn,t1, sho'r
heart does uot yIru towls!s On" sunny south hv'it
the leader, OF te Abortion party ike Lori Suit,Ou-
~ 200 men Lu iiHas- lie the people ct NcN ing
llli arc uow rs1Sei ou ths side OF the souh -thrr
idea aI,o being ast tbe negro will be better cared ioJ
30 the south be Zee s.Uue was sorry myself 10 see The
Union 20 but ana uoE -gr, sac thu Outrageous Sts
ant tlc viudct.rc spirit ailh which 10 ha' ben Tsg"d
aud which las di,rI,.c3 the Who'll. civilized aorid /
could not have D Iovei that my rJlgtrymru the Wi
J.. Northern -Ei would have acted as trry have
F.rsl 70 ist the UDru perish through mere folly. and
second % have -rtrdtizei Christianity.
II believe. hoSeycr al this i, coming % a c'o,c
know thaJ Mr. SiIcl the Emperor lea 's'ss ra'c
and had ions conversation With Liu Ua IT, Lui sub
jeot. Us Nlia-ry uas Pu'icp'riy in admiration %
Stuarts raid aud broU ht ts map % tsace out the
rozH levsry ons here Hl- mp OF tbs sea- q Nor -
The French Government hts Ron myijci England en
Ru,,.t o-f-llie 10 Join ia naii-iing wiIE % view 10
ne-odld1u. It.s aFr!.',tc, pii Is C. which WiI
do l5tess r.,ul, u concluding ghc Sar. LSfi lalmers
ton eau sEsreely rel--e itaud face Paliam NJ
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25
EOUR NEW FRAMED TENEMENTS IN

T OTIS NOS. 81 AND 50 IN DUNALS
~ ADDITION. BoUEnED "a st. JOHN CHARITY AND
FEDERAL STREETs MlTu LARGE BRICK TENEMENT
THEREON tOR SALE AZ AUCgiuSSt thr request - the
HlInsne Female Association shall sell, al public auctor,
he PREMISE, WkDNEsDAi the sst December, ls6i at
dcIoc. - NJ HALF Lot Sos ~ aud - In Dugss Add
with the large Bk Tsrmen thereon somewhat ou q rrpl
The property viii be hliidr INTO 'ryeral iuilug RS
lug a plot 10 L. rNh,biei NJ fLr huur OF sale.
ihd the balance a. six snd twelve mOnlhs,
for negotiable notes. Interest added secured =, deed cr
title tainrd 10 f' GODDIS APPERs0N, 7
Auctlonaers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-25
PROPOSALS. FOR corpEaA AND Inos ~

C.s. NtvT DHfIHrHgSr,
Onse Of O,,h:urs nrG Hyd'ogrSphy,
Rs'l4n'l, Va. Nov. ~, lsc2.
cEILED proposals. will be received y, TIL, Utee until three
aock o saturday r s0; Ds:ou ber, ls62 for furnishing
AID DELIVERING re usc Of t NsiCr tie scar ending, pc.
c,mb al.l li the following qualities and descriptions Of
copper aud ir"u via:
80 tou,,of lugoy GePps, :
| .Tuk1 do. 81 accepted gun on'
1870 DO. al NO. cold blast q trcoa Irnh,
800 do. II Ne. de-. do. do, -
lOlO doc Of 80. do. SO. TO-,
! 2tO0 do. ~ hot ltu4 It'p, !.
4: 1901 do. - Charoo.i FOoEs. ..
Of Irou piates for foyssng Ees'els panehed
Aui hu,sled.
The whole 20 sui Get nsls 'don And approval.
,rsnus Offering wit .ce PEI al a' pounds ioI
lie pig blooms Gud az price pound Tor the iron
s'e, aud copper how s4pthey WI TO de,r ~hn
lie year The quantity 81 copper and iron WHICH they
offer furnish. ....
deliveries TO be ms to so' authorized agent a. the
nearest Railroad Canal eAaon TO r places where the copper
and Iron Manufactured, 30
signed nv Iries 81 t ability u the
trriLr 70 comply Will his lad shS did i ~ accepted
Bihds Approv Ia ees IN Ntee'the amoaht OF The con-
tract III he repaired. -. :,
EA noposa mast sealed endorsed "PropoaS for Copper
OF Iru" the may be, snd directed 10 Commander
6eotgr Maur Crt q Ordnance and bydfosaphy Richmond,
az. gnn2i-9- slm