davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

APPOINTMENT We are pleased to
learn that our friend and fellow citizen
I'd. Rice has received the appointment
OF Battalion Quartermaster 10 Col. La
kue Harrison's regiment, LIST Arkansas
Cavalry.
We congratulate cur friend on his ap-
p" htiheln 10 posiuon winch ne 10 SO
amply qualified to GIL with credit to him.
sell and advantage to the service.
Dir. Rice will leave Monday, to enter
upon the performance Of his duties At
Springfield, Missouri.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

AsSS ~ s1u oSAtG Oh A0nt0Gk 9
Hew the Dislsyalty 10 10 be Deter.
We take the following from the Louis.
vile Journal:
HEADQUARTERS T. S. FoRcss In KEN. J
LOUISVILLE, July Fl, 1869. I
General Order No. 81
The following General Order 10 issued
to be enforced by military commanders in
the District Of Kentucky:
No person hostile in opinion to the
Government and desiring its overthrow
will be allowed 70 stand for Office in the
District of Kentucky. The attempt of
such person to stand for Office will be
regarded as in itself sufficient evidence of
his lreasnnable intent to warrant his ar
rest. He vino desires the overthrow Of
the uovernmtn; can seek Office under the
Government on'y to promote it's over
throw. In seeking Office he becomes an
active traitor, if he has never become one
and is liable both 10 reason
and in Law to be treated accordingly. All
persons Of this description who persist in
offering themselves as candidates for Office
will be arrestsd and taken to thsse head
quarters. by command of Brigadier G en-
Boyle.
JOHN BOYLE Canta;n and A. N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

DRowsEp.-A little boy about ten
years Of age, son Of widow Kline, was
drowned yesterday evening, while bath
ing in the river at the foot OF Exchange
street. An inquest was held on the body,
and verdict rendered to that effect.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

@ A rousing War. meeting was held
At Fort Madison on Wednesday evening,
for the purpose of cooperating with the
citizens of Keokuk in raising the quota of
men in Lee county under the recent call.
Resolutions were passed denouncing the
rebels, and requesting the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen to issue scrip for the
amount of $4,000, and place the same in
the hands Of the committee appointed by
the meeting, who are to raise the money
on the same.
The meeting was the most enthusiastic
and harmonious one ever held in Fort
Madison.
The ball is rolling and We have no fears
that Old Lee will be found derelict.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

~ The Carrier will call to-day for
the quarters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

were dri.snfrom it, 50 does 1t appear i'm
planted IN our natures to desire to re-
turn.
Let US also reflect, that, in rendering
our own homes more beautiful, not only
are We contributing to the happiness Of
our respective families, but We are i'm
proving the taste of the community we
are fostering commendable pursuit, and
adding to the lovelinees and instrintic
value OF the country At large. Such an
example is contagious and l. sure 70 find
imitators. BY all means let every dwell
ing have its garden attached, Whenever
practicable. g
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

81 We had great pleasure yesterday
in taking by the hand our old friend and
quondum fellow townsman, J. A. Graham
We elected some fun by telling him it
had been reported that he had caught the
Conservative fever SO prevalent at Wash
'ngton. mo sir," was his reply, II never
was and never will be of that complexion
The more | see Of slavery the more /
hate IT, and if | had the power | would
arm every slave and annihila,e the .c-
cursed institution"
We are happy to say Uncle johnny
looks as hearty and blooming a. ever -
Long may he wave.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

Memphis. July Qs.

Chicago, july 3l.--SpsciL to the
Times:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02
I'D. y. BROWNELL,
BOOKSELLER ard SfO9iONer.

would call attention 10 bio stock Of Loels sta
tonery, Wall and Wihdow Paper. wLit b he III OF err
~ nnusuatytow prices. ThshAfntl Ger the pai ron
age bestowedon ham for the pasi eight years be n
spect soiieits = continuance Of the sane.
feb1-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02
IN BBLS COAL OIL.

IOWA REPORTS.
cssh Voiaine ithrow, tlis DAY received by
ED. +. Hk0WkklL
leSf Cor. ain and SIh SITS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26
rnE Kl,r nAtrIgoRr coxrEetSc,.

In this body tie solsons were, for the most part,
of s,mi.ooltical character. The debates at tims
mos acrimonious. o. the first day Ct the session reso"
latons Of fea;y to the Jvepment were ed pied. On
the seventh day. Rev Geo. it ssted that ne was ro'
p.es ~ when rJssulions proposed ard he &C"
sir 10 rec d his w.t. He OBJECTED = the rsolu
rous on accoua' Of their bel pol, cal, AID he there
fcrs ed hay" 'he!r pass g. aed desired 10 be 30
rcdrd.d
resolution offered by NJ Dl.helS "to the ef CT
shat those Wno voted aSainsi the resolutions OF Wcon
day lts did rot bT that vote. man TO snore the 231
A:tcie OF the DISCIPLINE vas adopted unanimously.
On the 10 instant, quite a scene occurred, coca
siored by letter wich Robert d Chambers tad Wnt.
ten charging suudry other ministers of the Conference
With soyalsy TO the Government. Mr.. Chambers
re- ed tbe t,Ienents Of the letter, chsrSiug sly
aI.y on ten or twelve among whom he specf d Henry
SlCer and TaCmAs B. Sargent. NJ Sic msnded the
reading OF the letter Il il con!Aioed Eha; he heard he
70 Nd brand the auihor liar and sldn3srer. Mr..
CnamoyIs subs queu'ly mounted pllf rm d,mlndirg
TO be heard and said 81 charge HeIry Scer with 6ei
dsloya to the gov rnmeni oil the Uaited States Ttee
Eap confusion and excitement but We lave
seen TO notice OF further action.
better state Of fecg seemed 10 prevail at the close
Of the seventh day. Mutual explanations were made
and accepted, and the body adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26
RICHMOND VA WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH &c, 1862

North Carolina, South CArolus, East Tennessee and
Louisiana appeared and took seats The committee sp
pointed to prepare business reported, through Dr.
WDkler Secretary Of the committee, Constitution for
the @. s. Bible Society. Several delegates having
rived the report referred back to the committee to
give them a chance to ba heard before'th the Conyen
ton.
Mr.. Simpson Bobo off'red a seres Of resolutions in
regard TO funds now held by parties in the Confede
racy du, to the American Bible Society. These reso
lu.ions propose Congress should be msmorslzed
in relation to the matter, and praying that the said
funds be turned over to the Confederate States Bbls
Society Some discussion ensusd On the subject, it,
volving legal ponts 10 which several delegates took
part
TIE Committee on Bn.iness havirg consulted with
the delegates from ths Southwest returned their report
IS previously read.
So much of the report adopted decides that VIC
shSil have c Confederate Ssa.cs Bible Society
The Convention then adjourned until o'clock next
morning.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26
RICHMOND WHIG.
RELIGIOUs IaTELLIGENCE.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCES IN BALTl.
MORE-POLITI0S AND RELIGION-THE BIBLE
CONVENTION AT AUGUSTA, &c.
As many of our readers are interested 10 the passing
events Of the religious world make room for the fol-
lowing:
rHE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE.
From the reports of the proceedings Of the 9th and
days Of the session Of this Conference 9th and l2
inst published in the Baltimore pap,rs condense the
following summary:
Rev. Llnahan presented report from a committee
reAtvs to hose brethren who have not proper to
De present and to participate in the business OF this Con-
fersce its present session, in any way to comnu
meats IL desire to recoauect themselves Herewith"
This is e1rac; from the preamble, which proceeds to
recits the action OF the Conferences, at Stnunion, IN
March last Thea follows Se.iss Of resolutions, the
fret OF which is ss follows:
Rssolvd T. Tha, il is the judgment OF this Conference
that Justice well courtesy to said brethren require
inst their action, above set forth in their own an-
su ge be uade stood withdra val from the utisdic>
ion Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and th II the
be returned the Journal and minutes; pro-
v6e1, nevertheless that if any of the HbjSe named
brethren be present aud cooperate with in the busi
ress Of the Conference at lie next session. shall sooner
signify the Bishops their acknowledgment OF the Ju-
risdcliou Of the Ohuroh this OonieIeJca will ccnsdsr
that their act Of withdrawal is null and void.
MINI. B. Morgan submitted, by way Of Omendmen',
the folio wing resolution:
Rssclsed That in taking the above action in regard TO
the proce Jugs Of some brethren in March, fS6l, We
are to be und,rstOoj by Rny means, as approving
the pev c1sper slavery OI the contrary our pro-
te against it IA firm arc unqualified AID a. We have heie-
toflre declared We will al pruden; and constiiu-
tonal means 10 secure its repeal or modfcrion.
Ia the dsbae which ensued, NJ. SeWel sad he hoped
the time would come when could wipe out one of
the most unfortunate ac;s OF an ecostastell bods he
referred to the famous rev chapter" BE ,Xpressi
himself forever opposed to 'rd mou he'd secession
a-d the hlack features of aboliiionism.' Applause
2r DAVIS, In she colrse Of his remarks said that he
vas an anti slavery man, ard declared that he thsugt
tue sen men; Of toe public he subj o: sa7ery vss
rndsrsong such sugu that thee brethren might I'll
be brca.hI OK e. a idure day. H Faia Virgin" was
10. byirg 'utj lared-sic being lbeSaed, and be
fcp d hs brv .rr.u wou ID no libsra'cd.
Mr. Thomas Interrupted tin to saw that Il this bedy
vas here to discuss .lasery Sd a5OuOUsn, It had bet
Ger dissolve Il Prolonged applause in hs gallery and
on tie fOr
ALtnr conclusion OF he debate tho report adopt
Cd The ay aud rays wore called on 'hs Il st rro
uior. The stood, ct the coLelCs!oa OF the call
syes 81 nsyz %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26
RELIGIOUS xIIrIsG IN LrScHBURo.
.yrchburg VIrginian Of 22nd inst, Gays

The Lyrehburg Virginian Of 22rd inst, says:
The meeting called for the purpose Of enstug the re-
Egou clement OF the country in the effective pro-eou: on
of H. wa convened yesterday afternoon at the Hall Ct
the Young heD's Christian Association. Bishop Early
vas called TO the Chair, and Rev. VIM s. Hammond ap-
pointed S'creSry. Speeches was made by W. N. Bur
well and John o. L. Goggin Esqs, and By Revs Mitchell,
Eiwsrds Ramsey and Dodge. Resolutions presented ty
Mr.. Burwll <ers referred committee consisting Of
Revs J F. wards Ramsey, Dodge P. Mitchell, j..
" Bhokford, Esqs. Bishop E4rly Was added 10 tue
committee by the meeting The committee will meet ct
she 4;h st. n. Il. Church on Monday afternoon, at
O'Clock, to prepare report for future meeting.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26
The PREsBITIRIISs.

The Religious Hrald, Of this city, says:
The question of union between ths Old and New
School Pc5sbyteriaus Of the South, is undergoing dis
CT lion in the nessp' prs of the two denomus.ons-
Ths most lucid and complete s,aementof iheir doCusl
IN rruccs which have seen, is TIA. furnished by Rev.
DE-. Boyd, Of Wilcheser in seTiyJ of articles 20 the
Ch,i.tiaa OJsrssy OF this ely So far that state
has progressed, i: oersys orly such diversity Of
views as rIi.:s smonC Blptis; ministers vithOu! the
sl!yhtcst hreGch of cordial hro,herbooj.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
sale thousand or twelve han
re acres Of to- Cane Gua LAni vel adapted 70
he pucon n Corn and Coon any Ani In the state Of
sssspp situated on the southern boundary Of
County beautiful LAX. thrive niles nom the Ia
500 4iver into which enpeS Anodng hne steamboat nAv
gallon into Upon this land dssdnng ave years old
ubich susceptible Of making hns crop the nrst ear
Terms thrd cRah; the balance In two GnneAl nstAnen
A5I-.,, E ". RANDLE,
bis iandlns) YIEOO River, care Of L. Dew Drop,
o.s0-tf vcksburg Mia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26
FIFTY DuLLAaS BUUNAH!
ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS!
S,,,s,n,rv R.ttrry HeaVy AFtilIgrV

7 IFU G. } HATLEV NORTON Of ths N-yAl IA t,ry, l,I
4urlg he pat yrN- kayi bs,u duly auito tsd IN
b. stcr cf War, vit t. app ohauo1 Ap- bStg(
poya Of ssi-r elerL Aag ude 10 tase aud orgAute -
tmlauy " Us ~ n for to nc ktOWn Naval BsiTt-
~ b od-rt por,uniy 20 Ia thv, able OF 81 cpur-
~ elss IN the Of hr country and 10 one OF
me es' locations L. rr soul "a stUei
Cslsbra ed B.ttrry n5u eOnpeei and prospec Of
a. riy aisz Enemy point a. the opening Of
.fe ~ ing Cam2aEn hics crs'>y that MS com a7y
sh9uo 5e nsd u5 early day ptsble snd oui also
sr A. in Iuc al h3se hyrg hr counirys ier,Gt At
fsA he aid and - be o-ud a. Ehe theJ
c.n rsudsr he IN enc tnt sgrvi {.
A, % n as me eN ue u the will permit, fur ughi 10
al re ~l vii gra.tSI rgulllV mi ertAn nun
bssras he sh Ie=t f.on the eoa Any stated t!m 5
A, 'ty "a LIEUT.. EnRTOT,
Al DuvalB Drug -tore, Richmond,
uh1s-las Attae NAvA Battery, YORKTOWN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26
HEAIoJAGrERs DEPASIM - oTHII
~ .gB L. Mach fth


A-HaVNll Va HAIlu VIl I9V1'
General Orders,
NO.I.
Th- Prcp i-lrrs Of Hot aad Boarding Houses viii firth
rsaort NN-shN, N uAneI OF all suesI 81
houses Azl th- OF al persons ther enpioym nj
i OF arrivals W -lso u-nhe n the ProVoU EAfthAi
tsis every cay - th~ hours q 10 A and ~
n livery All 1ulrrIo o. Hacks and otnr pu
r VchI le slI epo HI pIyJ.t IA g. the i1caioa
.rl S.., 70, the Of the .H;A la tI 40 III
m As ia dA report Of ttn he suTtoanding
a-try pu ~ o a rias IN the r - b e..
II 30 erson re Lit d pass b-yo e'rlerAte / it
he J. 10 iher hel- ho'ss9ac. With a. q
IA. p1rt Diver a. oAc1ts Aiy inr5ldeu Tom
sng pssse o,ai utiIp the Tea 1iles 81 eeuat
d nas, rtet rIasP'Itt en- ino 1 city, CT % ola
ta1i l,ees. unl s37s haze TAhports
by order sf Erlgsen. !So. ID. HS5=A, 70 'dg 6e
\. PAGE
A. A. Gene l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26

Kecra Is he Ia len Artillery, the
w frsi Bal. res fed fron The city Of Rcamord The
,re 5f be iceaptl N eub-a-ng 81 P'Ttst Rae
gun 81 ~ rs.sc s'd % eaSy hia sny knoHn TO the
st tef7cr sober, 4sbr Sin be ctiy-d-
s,ttuss eu'sr eI NcEnstrI rot dered We are
In m, ve.y pinch % IA kytrJ.hln' depend upon
-t ofh p.gt Ihsss Eho Sre s'le 20 bar ms aud
81 { old blcr, vi ssIur.d rsceTa the pubic so n
A1p Issr nay -ds to a. . BrsItln Reeru int Ofee-
a nv Ia ossr o. nth trs clrroJd civ, o. 10 sergl 7. U
ru A. IJ r.s5u 20 kn = MlrJe e rNgs O. H.
an s furri "a Any Iafo. n ittu rts th- oon-In
LAR. hAhYE,
uhIs-6, Coa'y Company.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26

The derg1sd having pare AId the ntsre o' R W. hP
rsol n at, u Appe Drpuy, hoFss, 10y
1Al att utl AMI cop ut Of. Is IN ri The ON
patron 6 y tae h) Iss Ana he piJ C rsly
POW .ArA nUpUY
-hIi-tlm'f d-sdu .'e IN Phar--cT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26
CRESCENT CITY BE MANDATORY,
GRORGE II. VINTEi!, Sole Agent.

no los POYDSAs sTaEET, oRlEANs
NssI Ink, 80 cts = Ssd Ink 80 ca TO tle d
BO5k Ink, IS do 10 Canine lnf, gloO bA
Carl Ipk al do do axe Iuk, IS etI y
Con er n 4, Ink a. 50 90 Purple Ink, IS de De
Auiorrsph,e Izs...S DO Rruun Ink, also
s1r-Tl. An u'ogr,phlc Ink s Green Ink, ate 20
4 sfhpgr.phic Ins, Y. ich can We lou Ink, also DO
H. r,at phsd rr- Vsrasl. IS cts d
BY any chemical process tiold siEe.'.-Nt 40
Blue 80 e:s TO tl5o 10 euto LOO on
These superior quality manufactured Ia New Or
LEAFS chemist SarrsLtet equal 10 US best
Sorsf ske aad are gsnsrAl By the NeU Orleans
pes. -. :, -,,,--.,
Al orders addressed TO GRO H. vIHrEN,
Type Foundry and PrlnteE's Warehouse,
No. los POydrAs stree, New Orleans,
ill bs proupptlV attended TO- fel4-dkWSn
HEADQUARTERS pEYT. OF HEHRIoA,
Richmond, Va, March ill., 1854.
GENERA 9RDESs'
IL Hlroad pNnieB, Ard the Jane1 River and KanaNAA
Camel Co1panF forbidden transport Into ths e cut
OF a. sarsGous Liquors, other Intoxicating beverages
III dents OF Railroads Sad Of the = Id Canal.
are requested report aAT the IroyoIt Ne hal the nun
Der Of passed PGss their roAdI and Canal cut Of the
city Of Bic mold =.
l. E PAGE,
nhIS-U Ast Adgt. Gen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26
HEADQUAsrEKs DseAsrMESr ~ HENSIGo; .

KIcaNoSp Va, March Ith, ls62.
aESEsAL OSDERs.
No 5.
CLJ.hn Pl.tsr is appointed ProVOs, bsrIhG Of the
ct7 E-huon ard Capt n A GodEln end J. z Maynard
A. APP. l11rd A-s.FtN-t PlaycSG ~arth-H
Al gaous ve-el VI NEue, concerning pAssPorsot
Toe oc ~ 4 GuArls q tie vrc ''ariaAl
n city Achn0ni Is divided int two Mil az Dis
Inc ng Al Ssyos a'-s;, aud iuaeng a.
zee, 20 tau street up NIl 10 GoVrrte- or
Sg trselt0 18Th ee uP 2th st-vst to The hiatt o. tie
Ol ,rct ess Of sNd Ire vson under Command of
an A. GOiwu, and the lis vest Of ssil lne Is uadsr
he unSnI ,T IE.ta "a J hs.rSd
IL. sAausl NAc-u hn IS spl5i 80 CHE ofPlce
Ry osdsr q nag .Gsa NO NNnEa
L. Gr,
Asst L
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26

COPPER -Th' underfisnei, hgentl o! he t-on oOsoi,
~ dated P,rr Mse Of Tennessee have at reeytd iu2.
oily pure nsst LssPs Which hJ onsr TO- sale In lots TO suit
purchasers. ~ -
dS3l RACON BAEkERVlLl-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26
DISSOLUTION.

rINIE eopa SEN Up .rLrPEEON DUsUY W. SOLVED
II ne fs janus lst2
person i-csb 81 rsqlAseI 20 make nra:d'ts
kav cN'ps Lgllust4e hrn are Teques e. 10
Ew. LPSF is0N,
p L. DUsUY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26

- No AdVSrtssasni - be corhdeed ~ MS nonI or 80
6nssS spschsl hs hAnnsPh previously agreed soa o.
tassn tss parties ----,.-, -
S,f 81 noors N b anil ordered sua and PaJoa'
aIsc.s3 Ecc1rtngy. ,-.--,,--
arsU.aa ADCHEInGamr-fo avoid sry .lscnds-stAnclns
ar ~ partof the Araua Advertisers y proper . aie
l-sithf privileges or eKtsaiI 70 Their rtAe ous1s h'I
glial LegN and al ohe Advertisements cent - s 70 - -
adfpia1al charge, and &c vsriA3on. -, q, -
~ a-s and General Agena Advss sn-s aot e ee
Rere - the year - be charged a. he &GA rAier 1oo'
gaarh G.scc=nts shsH Be agreed upoa- -
10 5rse and yearly advertisers generally, eng 1sng ons
- e spp.rrs uh tie p-vegs change shall not on ther
g,,ry ave-ars Any inset than te a2ons
aF-ssd upou standing cu - eonAct And Al ehe
Eps gach Nnount 90 be chA-se3 a. ne usnEi rats5 -
Adrsrss-ezss Inserted In he serHe eeEy Whis ~ - oen
2 ,--rs ,r .SeN c5a.uuancs or u-sky, IS cents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26

A Sr-ENFIOS, SIIROIvANI,s BATT~RY.
Ave can sLI accept Twenty hvs ReeruiL Apply At
passlcofT HAAS Cos ia hAia street., The Rsnfes
vru ~ sank and lIh srseG htmAers Who have not
-.7.,,t.f I'll 40 80 AZ 0aea ~ =. STg lDlvAhT,
7. N. HsWTTT,
WI. wIISI3ER,
,hls-Ist CHS R. DNRSACOTf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26
A, noR SIS rusn,s,r and bookseller.

PabHsses and offers 'or ta'.-
HoEarns History Or Vrgls-A History o F-Ei-lA, iron rs
fs,ovy seieui BY Europeans 70 the Psesea' bne ~
Ros AT Hlss1n "a so. Nolg1s Ou- eoltAnl ne
History Of C00ay ls o. tsrs, II lIo Nollme
eoaan5 History Of The Co1ny md ot ne STATE non 1908 u
NJ g-t-ocetSion Of Alex 1tda,in l>45, . 81
Tie pres bssn lsy1 In - p-hs o. ti work o. ~ hoE
hoa snd Justly eoaiersd he sssi sE'snded history Of
IN 9tA.c plbll,net.
sheep Isecgrd edition revised, Z -
sI1.s' a1I milan krs o. N-Ete-a NrTniA-A BIS
ofshe Settlement snI fndal Wars In western 'trah,
Asiag hs ysFi3at EVpedtons In the West
1i5 also Biographical sketch-l Of Dol Abenezsr
Msilr a. suoch, Less W-tE-, General Daniel Broaahsaf
Anirsv lewis ipt sanle ErAdy, Col william Crawford,
Poe aud other f nglshei A-torI In our Border Ars
son-ly tlustra'ed by wills De Has $3.50, tssl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or HESSCO, [
RIcEalNp. Va. Mach Aih. 1862.
CENTRAL ORDERS,

40.
By vue Of authority conferred By General Orders No
AfuJAnt Inpec Generals NEE March si 1852 Capt
. G godw appointed Provost dArIhl Of the CITY Of tieh
oad ana the adjoining dIurruEd ng country for the distance
Of mlss
H. The Passport oss continued at S present location,
der charge Of the Provost dNsshaL
III The dsilatl,u All rbuon OF vinous Iotaous and
liquors. other iutxisavng beverages Esolrie
hioet This will cy o;eed By the Provost Mar
fAa agAins al pc d lag sci ing, giving
In Any manner 1is3osing of such beverages.
" persons deSrse except those In The seTiss Of
frdgrse having In their possession
he OrdaA~ee D'pAr nenN or before
a- s areh s6a Othsrvs tlsy BE- seized aud tAten
-,Io BY ID NarshAL bel 70 the STATE
81 Vfg1iA de verei Col Unm al the state sr,en
Al thu civ The - rd " hin It's meAni e.
zosds bA onets double bArIeed Iko Snd Pst2 OF
.u.h sEs g may be useful In the hst CJnPers,u vii be
90 private delivered up takea i-o pub s use aud
Go,ernueut In the public vice vii be reeepiei fer
by orde. Of brig -Gsa- JSJ. Il. WISDEE. Con'd' 4c
l. PACE,
uhS-V ASsL LCj'G oSa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26
RICHMOND DAILY WHlG.

rEgha.
p.arP Ps--r ss per a,zsa; sszEsskly NsasJ Us a..
Rsrs n afsA..a gcez,eg De nads aa ths rak g 80
n Al sasss gvidsnse p tAksa On hs depeAA Of
lVssrln as Pest cGss OoEta,-tng saonsJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26


TiHE ration OF company neary ccnpl ted-
We ave the urtd and Ill squpm rady toes
mesred service These WIS 10 rot Immediately
uneer vii be obliged n,e militia service The syrt
Of Substitution abandoned BY the Govsrnnsnt 81 t
all Who boupd r service must teslves In
This authority We then earrefty ~
woke those who s h,re wi the fortunes Of
who would rather pPesr oli tsy tie Geld 10 denee OF
tn h untry snce the relutln SELLERS Of cSereion IL
forward this day and enst thtr volunteer In
- great and Elori cause.
apply n our once In the Hhis Building
hARSADUKE J0HNsou,
JOBNw BRAHsYoRD,
A. GUTGON,
mhli--u v. J. OLCTTsR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26
SPBcIAL NOTICE T3 THH HILITAR

A SPECIAL NOTICE To THE MILITARY
n t d5tneJy ualsrstood that an manufacturing
BrAs Letters Tor military caps Silver e.t. ad- - order
Aio Ess Brands sscrptons Wis 1oar, tobacco, grain
bag machinery tents the los SO reasonable ph e.
stsrcs for marking clothing With iudelble Ink cut In
he n-at-st style
Tss n kzt of either irs iii do vel 70 call
and examine geels before parchaslg elsewhere. Cal on or
Adisss G2AHAh Brand Cater B0K 4J neHi door 70 Ios
Columbian Hotel Richmond, Va dell
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26

D1RG AIMS IL OVga Goa rs--AS Es isa1sa q ad.
ID vAncsi ofv1y greNt oArLNns IN ~ EaIi % N.
S,stir 1.rsrt BALnwIS hIJLI sIs,
"a ia Aai us AN1 street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26
NOTICE.

TIE sdrerse the dou ion Of the frm OF froe
IL. ~, Ia. erte ii vi N "Joifra no
Fs u eth Il TIE s.d IL w;houi fjundAt on
The hrn stan - the - fr.
LOUIS FRl'LCT,
NILS St q the nrm & Flo-. Gil q E,IyAS
- rhareon Cou cr N r. ~ Cktioa- d.
parh {. an xxi er ( sh : an ard rpI Jour al
SeSbcr Pror- phase eJpy ,.ht inss eaci, se-d
b,l 60 us IN Z f.lthNi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26

iSSUE public rorad he I7 hfrs.for
eIs Fr 81 ch and r. Esv4r, d cs tie nam
a-d tyl- OF n. C,Ieie-,.e stat ArLs F,co ~ + - =,
,.ryei The OF lie lac Era rll Os al ed hO
afr by tse u der igaej.
March l3h, lsG2 l.. TRoELICH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26

OAK EES,5 PREMIUM BITTEn5 veil know
ID 10 Ygaa be hSd CT all prominent Druggists IN the
G Richmond Also 80 cegts dom will be paid for al
empty Bottles a aes.r kEADS BAKEs's aad w. TOwERs,
DrugaI, Main street ods for Bak= B,ters onpy hled
a. usual BY addressing L. BAkER, PTop'r.
fe2o Richmond, Va.