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IsrEREsTIEa ERon HAyAgA "A letter h00
Havana, March 'st, says: s1set

Havana, March ist, says: s14s{
On the evening OF the 10th ult oawe IN. II
eleven days frcm Mobile, tho COnfedeIatA
schooner Smith TOWNSEND, sixty nine tons,
with cotton aud ON the 81 th called for len1A-s
mOros ~ th0 Confsderate schooner. Wlde
Awake, Onpt. kartiD, carrying Mr.. YancSy.
He has been exciting some curiosity hers ~
his lcng, light hair, This he bad cropped
aud other wise disguised. he has ried "a IyA
the blockade, for nO one sbelfov0D As DB0o1e
to MatamOros. This schooGer has rna he,
blockade several times, Once che carried
over Dr. Hugh r1artin, (bfosler Of TIE Jap
tatn,) our former COns al vt AA tSmoFOs. Tho4
schooner Charlotte has ALSO sailed for Mesa
z,E; she goes under the EnEiish flag Yestsr.
day came In y. r. Knapp, osirGipg the Uap-
tain Of the English steamer 1abuun, yheoo
departure frcm this port some time since ]
wrote you Of as being under ssspicious oar.
cumstaBcss. / was told ,h1t shs n ntenAod -
evade the blockade; but, not being able to.
ascertain the truth, did not cay 20. The
Uap.ain has pro- estsd before Athe Epgltoh
Consul General, and goes on 10 go s1s01as
Lyons By the CotQmb bia He says that while
he and the purser were At MAtAmorrs (tAA
stea mef being outside the bar,l to .UAleotD
Sta'es man. Of war Portsmouth took poeees.
sion Of his vessel, under the plea that the
cotton was An, eric IN but that he Con prove
1t was bought by Angiish0en. Of 8nGlloAs
men, residen ts Of MatamOros. and that W0D4
Of 1t c-me II ON San Antonio TO BfoWnsvfIt>
by land Had the Portsmouth WaitoA MI
the next day she would have rot e30O, 80 n
specie. which was to have been part Of her
cargo. $50 - @@4t@At @a :. ,
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BgAURRaAsD's SAGAcIrT "A Rtchmona cor.
respondent OF the New Orleans Ctsscsas re-
lates the following singular fnatance oftAe
sagacity Of the brave BsaursGard: I'D ata y
As for Columbus, rspsas ny cDAdaaso
in the gsnius Of BeaureGArd. II tAe plasa
can be held by human pluck and sklIl, He
will tell you fact which came 70 ne la1aly
from the Chief Of his StaH. DO you fomo2.
ber q story In tho Yankee papsrS shout q ~
tsrview between McClellxu, Ltn0oln, anA .
third person, whose nams Was not etyonS-
Mcclellan told Abraham OF the trap ~ he'd
laid 70 c1!ch our furoes At MaaOh'o aAo 0nos
sons hills, md said that it must inavitSoly
have succeeje'l, but for the treachery ofsomo
person who threw up rockets to give the 1oa.
els warning Ia time to gss ont Of the way.
'sOnly two persons" added McUlslIan, sskhsW
row In this ROOM" This other person y
believed to have been Adjntant 3onopal
Thomas, who. about that time, lost hts high
position in the United States army. In
truth, Il ough, poor ThOmaa was - lAnOCent
NJ treason as an unborn bs ho. when IL
Yankee advance uron Muns0c'e hill began,
rockets were thrown mp ~ the vastous 0vtas
si0as to notify each other that they Wgge In
moiicn. ~ courss this was at pigbt. 0oa.
Beaursgard, seeing the rock6tss suspooeed
something was in the wind. He. tAeFessrs,
der, TO bs walked up, and told lin th1t, Whtlo
he was entirely ignorant OF the meaning u
these rockets, ne was satlkfied that Ne oueht
| TO throw mp rockets, 100. Alexander threw
up the rockets, the Yankets suspected foul
pl ~. became alarmed, and took the back
track. Hence the m sterious story connscIed
by the Chinese imas:naticn Of the YANKEES.
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PERSONAL.

"A OARD.--I take this mode OF informing
IN the public that, whereas a contro versy
mas arisen between myself and Mr. TIMO-
THY KERSE, of Henrico county, growing
out OF certain unsettled business transactions
between US. In the course of which some tx-
pressions were used by me which may be
considered injurious to the characier OF
MIR. KsKsE, take pleasure in withdrawing
Che same, and stating that all the matters Of
difference between US have been settled In q
satisfactory manner to both parties. sss ~.
ST. h- ROBERT KER6E.
ktchm Ond, March 8th. mA lO-3tA
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IaHT ARflLLEKYs The pressnt condi
~ u1n Of our country seems TO us to require
the services OF all who are capable Of betriag
arns ana in a situatIon to leave home We hayc
therefore obtained from the Secretary of War au
thofity to raise company Of LIGHT ARTII.-
LERY. and call upon our fellow citizens to come
forward and aid W In getting it up.
We want, It posslbie, o faiss company sufi.
cient TO man battery Of aix guns, aud think thi.
enterprise offers fine opportunity 10 all who wish
to volunteer, and thus save themselves from .
draft In the militia.
Gray uaiforn, of the Urcnshaw Woolen Com.
pany Goods, will bA furnished FREQ, and the boun-
ty Of $50 paid to each man when the company i
mustered in. s --- -
Rends.vous at the warehouse on the Basin
bark, next door to Ureashaw 4 Co.'s, where one
Of the under signed may always be found. and re-
cEuite msinsained free Of all expense.
The Esvriing expenses OF recruits from the
country TO tho city win bs paid.
WILLIAM q. ORNNGHAW,
JAMES ELLDTT,
OHARL8S Z. HQBSON,
f. is-ts ANDREW D. JOHNSTON.
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DlCRUYro WANfDDxo xog0DOUNTY--And
N UnBeru1e Fusassiss1 --sxte undsrdsusd. d.
49, 10 ;ss .s:sss:s 2 ,s' sec, ssss,s.,,y .,s % si
MN the hattaies st YoFksowB, want = few more
RiG teUUAroooo - sosspoab1 J0r lur.hss par
n4alass apply 10 sergeant JAMES MCDONALD.
I13A sts oppsnsgosEa4aisSeS0ee.
: sas8 ~ 4 s6s Cars. Of Artillery.
i ! s@stl3 sepss T. 8. NiGoOLAS,
= W. r. WDGDROUF
~ Those sperUoaSs Wha ars aesisCus of eni.s.-
- 1ly ,eenpany, wnls 80 aad xseds1.oas
AsCo., whore aa eAasae 1V b found 70 enroli
02Gs aasa Ia... 80 ~ NH 10 ~
IS bN i-The s01scribsrs have au-
snf aShOrltZ . ra1Doe eoopeny Of LIGHT
A813KsE&RY, - be oto1chSd 70 Major T. J..
&c. Besta!icn - Wsien Ems Of the
H4ssd.E Anns more nylne artHHy compa-
ulsg WAp6e fUeeevoaspssson x1shang to Join
Tits s1n OF the SeTvfce Nill do weslto enroll
thear AanO % once: Recent svscfs clearly
arms and brave bsarts Of all her SONS ta the
tnpo411ng struggle. The draft twill, within
toW AkDs, compel those 70 take the field
VINO lhil - r~spond - their country's call In
pai6iiznsSiss lyon sei.v mus ssFsd In.
.ApSHa1 nayisys Whtes's Office, opposite
: g .sAhExAl{DE4 @. HuLLADAY,
Z s. TAYLOR nARTIN,
: - q. .ssl auk Oo1a pAny Hoyvjt1ers
WM F..k 0ADaf8Tf, JA,,,
s. - - T9<e 5 Eayeste ArMIiery
RICHARD E. DOLLlN(3,
70 9B-I2t1 i Ia. s,lfouchlapd TeOon
NlOx1ok.--Aanys - ii servIce viii q.
ATOLUNTEER Com P1NY, on or before
that time, to be mustered into aeftiee for the
War, or two yeAss. Taos Who wish to Join
can do 80 By calling on Capt. u. w. SAux-
DsRs, IT tbs cid ssand Of 0eOrks Timberlaks
d Son, on Brook Avenue.
= DAVID B. JONES,
- ~ -l6ts GIompa az" of Richmond
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AODT. ArkkA Il ~. <4.s
"A POINTER DOG.
i have lost my Pointer Dog, g Roscoe
IL months old, liver-colored, with some white
Eiven for his delivery st corner Of Main and
FousAee streets. OHAS. DAVENPORT. .
mhl0-Sts .ae a
CTRAY HEIFER.-Osms to m7 stable ! nesr
- Dicaioson& Hih's auction houss. some three
weeks ''ne'' : 4 Re- = ,epsr
supposed to be sums II sr l5 moaths old. Tho
ing charges. tmh l0-3t. J. ID. 1cDANIE l..
krOUAD-By me driver. Ia Hsek 10. ~, on the
i morning Of Che inst q snail
with ambrotyre likeness ef lady and gentleman.
Ihe owner can get 1t by calling at this Office, and
paying for this advertisement. NH l0-3t
@ TRAYHIl-On l2th Febtua,y, from Eha:ns's
~ Store, elk miles below BicLmcrd HORSE
o. MARS, supposed 70 BE- agray. and branded O.
the undersigned. If fousds In possess Ion of any
person, they will b Liable to criminal ecusion
f 49, WESTON 4 wILLIk MS,
mn o-6t Is Pcara street
41 n REWARL.-S.royed ed from the owner,
eDlV on Wednesday, Sch instant, a flne,
time q calf by her side. No particular marks
rscollected. The above reward v Ill bs paid
by delivering the said Cow to
E.B. COOK, e
NH S-St No 20 Main street.
NJ OTTO E.-Tbere was brought to my
IN stable. on the 9th inst, q dark mare
ID ULE. The owner will come forward,
prove property pay charges, and take her
away. = kOBEkr REID, .
NH 6--3t* Stables h street.
FSTKAY.-Lett the Government staDie
II On the l6th>k'ebruary, black MULE,
fame and eWeAnv01. Five lbnllArs reward
will Do paid for his dettvery to mo. 0
WA. +. WARREN,
Capt. and Aas't Qaartsrmaster,
mn 0-zX 20 sss.zs.rl.- Bank street.
6E0 RkWARD.-Lpas, on the 18th inst,
eDelU bstNeen = Ade1ss Bakery, on Main
|son Eraailia skfsst, ) Hiank Nor6cooP OcKRT.
HOOK, containing about $500 In notes Of the
Confederate States, Farmers Bank. OF Vir.
ginia. and Bank of Virginia, AcsJ alse, sun.
will be paid to the finder If returnedata the
undersigned. JOS. J. WHITE,
fe 2o--ts At thet'apitoi. .
7 0ST-OOUPONS.-Lo ia lrsnsu,issian bS
j mail to Charlottesville. Va.,l the folio owins
Coupons Of the Orange and Alsxandssa Railroad
y: vi 81 70 70 7ss ss inclusive. 90 s,sh, ss s
"a .s@ssoe %
Iaserest payable In May .us Nove..oeG. as New
York. All persons are caunonsd not TO bay o.
trade for them, - the Same VIII not be paid,-,,.
i 29-ts .. W. PURCELL q 10.
r OST-e26 REWARlb-BetWeen the FirsS
IL Market and Brooke Avenue, q
b L 40 K ia e..
0mAining two Account Books and sundry
papers. will give the above reward for thei,
= Nos. II and -, Firss Maress.
dc It's John LINNSEY.
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF 1MEK.CA.
QEAa arHuN Asrxu n AxRIGH

mn H'ccmond, Va. 7th March, 1862. }
VhAid.RuADS.-Tof facilitate the trans.
y ,ts 'sr q Recruits from Recruiting stations
Iaaies are notified that the RecruitInr Odi.
,s,s are authorized 70 give orders of trans
wtAtion for their recruits, and sach orders
:. .cersifcates Of transportation given bv the
tte,sohs N charge Of the recruits, will be &C.
Arns, ss LARKlN SMITH.
GAe-lot Asst q M (ten
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"rHE LADIES o1sxssvILAs

| 3
A correspondent Of q Northern paper.
writing Of the evidences Of treason among
the ladies' Of Nashville, says: 80
are loyal. and both Of these are among what
might be called he"loWsr Waiksp of social
life. One of these Wae q bare. armed bare.
beaded female that isaAed from shanty ON
the bluffs as we passed along the front ot the
city, and commenced waving her hands wild.
ly up and down, at the same tims tsl1r.uS
violeD ly on her toes, like some devotes be.
fore tbs altar Of an Aztec idol. she con.
tinued this demoDstrattve but original wei.
come, till couple Ut other females Issued
from the same shanty, and 1o1cIhIy carrie d
her IL doors. 1t may sbs. inspected that her
loyal recognition spTaAg rather fSom whisa ey
than patriotism-a suspicion that nv O wI
mind is not altogethss free from, a. i have
most isolated case Of UDionJ feeling.
The other c.se was alsO that Of an Irish
lady, aud seemed more the posAlt Of gen line
loyalty than Of stimsiant ntss A. Gen. Grant
ard Staff were riding sthrouGhf The cisy, 4
woman rushed out from q house, and throw.
ing up her hands In the sty le adopted nv cruel
parents when they say "Bless you. my chill
dren," In ffteen-osAt~ novels, exclaimed :
ye ATrah. sis IN there, 70 ,hafs. and don,
be boderin' the life out o. mstA The lsss Ye.
mark, may say. was accom- panied by re-
soun ding slap, and was addressed TO o dirty.
faced Eessoon that thrust bis uakemps head
beyoad the doorway-and NOT as ueybs sar.
missed, TO the ltlinOisiAn hero. Tho yoath 81
up one Of thoss vtgocoas howls 90 pseulisr Ia
offended juvenility, and amtd . ch0fus q
In can't. the General turned = coraer and dis.
4 nstis further. aad IN. party p.....,
slowly by a costly carriage. cut OF ons. q
Who's wiEdows Ne. thrust the head Of q
directions to the lly0Eied dar 80 thes ma ~
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r IGHT AKTlL.LERYi
II BATTERY SEUURED!,

BOUNTY FIFTY DOLLARS!
The undersigned navlng secured a splendid
battery OF field pieces, have authority to
raise Company OF Light Artillery, to be
m ustered into the aervtce OF the Provisional
Army OF Virginia. for tho war. Each man
will De entitled t. a bounty of go upon be.
ing mustered In. As an opportunity Of en-.
listing In this arm OF the service will not
wishing 10 join will make application st once
at the rendezvous, northwest corner OF Cary
and tn streets, where Cne or more Of the
undersien ned c1n always be seen.
Those having substitutes will 50 d them In
at once, as the ranks are filling rapidly.
STAPLETON CRUTCHElELD.
WILLIAM l.. TANNER
CHARLES Z. WORTHAM
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ADJ'T GEMS OFFIUE,

-. - AHICu y loo1.
~ NENERAL u r ID f Il S. The Governor
~ having been informed that In some la.
ss %snees the eB0ards'appointed TO decide upon
claims for exemption have exem pied persons
not D authorized By law, and the dates OF that
boaid being clearly delined-1irdered, that
temmandantx OF regiments do not regard any
exemptions which are not authorized by The
Mt OF Assembly declaring who shall be ex-
empt b. command.
Wa. H. RICHARDSON, A. q.
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a TTENriON, YOUNG MEN OF RICH.

A TTENTtON, YOUNG MEN OF RICH.
II MONDft.
Having been detailed 10 recruit for the
First RsgiMsns YkSints Toiaatsers, (now sta
toned a. Centreville,) q bounty OF 1iyTY DpL.
LARS, uniform and subsistence, will be SVEN
TO al able bOdisd young men who may en-.
list Ia this, nAs eldest v0lnntesv ysStseht II sks
COnfedErate St1tEs. as=9Sa sri, .gsss
For fur thsr particulars apply at the rs.
cruiting station. No. 3. 10th street, between
Main and Cary streets.
w. ". HARRISON,
Lieutenant and Recruiting Oflcer.
PS-Two new companies viii bC received,
as there aFe IT present but eight in tho regt.
msnt. lmh 3-'sl W. w. II.
a frhNTION. CITIzEN oOLDlAR6I
FIFTY On Sixty
ABLa-BODIED MEN, WANTED.
The uadsfsigne1 having hsA esnsdslAbls niil-
tary sxpedenos, and yseeNljy atsesheo - tAs
Wise Lasion . Oap.aln Of Artillery dsslsss - ~.
esniss sncthse similar soNpaoy fnr immedlais.
oayjeo Il ~ 0anfe4araGs 3sAtes esgyiee. 1ae6
- wil Be- pai1 FIFTY AOLl4A1e 1snaAy
nensy wk4a slhlsAs md hnse Als ,uaifDsm inssI
niahaA No. = ~ tl1aa q rally l0e tAe dsienee
u. or seeutyy aGaiaa1 ~ ban Ynkse hyaeaes.
- 0aalQuaDtGe1e0 letA.s eot0oee No. sn9 0egYI
sitse1s~6 4ss N~4vs)sfri &A4EHxJeDf.s
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ApJ'r AID ikePBCroK 0KHKkAL's OFFICE,
Richmond, March 7th, 1852.
~ ENERAL ORDERS, No. 10.

General Orders, No 8, issued March Ist,
lSn2, prociaiming the suspension of ali civil
jurisdiction, with tue exception of that of
tae Mayor Of the city OF Richmond. within
ihe city and the surrounding country to the
distaEcs OF ten miles. is hereby SO modified
Us to permit the Courts 70 take cogniZance of
The probate of Wills, the administration of
tue estates OF deceased per sons, and the quail
Matl0A OF guardians TO enter DEGREES and or
dsrs for the partition and sale of property, to
make orders concerning roads and bridges.
assess county levies, and order the pay
msnt Of county dues
ny command Of the Secretary of War:
CStgned.) &. COOPER,
nh e-lw Adi't and 1Nsnpcfor Heu,l
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fAos~., NfAT1Y NOTICE
bIE naaeg 70 learn ths psseticA Of ths "a.
su.sss' ss.ss' can hssr Of thoros eh. prscsiSsi in
tasv A., .ne was taught n ons OF the Alt mil.
ks's 49, sss " Eusopes and Who served there e.
- ss0mmiGious1 o1lcss. ~ S6dreap-
r. n. b." Box A..
10 ~ vTsMANvALRY Troops 8 asy part a the
sass - ,n y issefae1sA = ths shove. named sxer.
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HEADQUARTERS

3 HEAUta q AETERS,
EvANsPokr. Va, February 20. 1852 {
CPEUlAL ORDER No. 33.-AIl furlough,
- granted to members Of Col. richardson
regiment (47th Virginia) are hereby revoked
and they are required 70 join their respective
companies Immediately. 1hose detailed or
recruiting service are exempt from the above
order.
Ey order Of Gen. FRsHcH:
+. H. REYNOLDS,
fe SA-l2t Assistant Adj't General.
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-- - sc. : n = w. - ...< ~
holls of cIOtb, kc Af5oSW1fd - n rss
coun ntesma nd asas thaNA1m0 50 - .ssssas =
q the door. and 9uAI6 ptSoad oySr tSS
s.orss @ and g sscrr 49, | & tss - -
nneks asd carts. wore sseppsd. = -. sSssS{
and preesad into asrvfcf: and SdD16 % ~
friends had % get their baxGt 70 20 t1o u1ne0D ~
IN vhseibnrreWe. = AalSas1ncs Wae 49, q J
the con fusion and jissnAy OF the hCay lo9 nj.
vate Injustice ADD irfescon s{D ~ ODr4o =
hu m miIia.iug. a.. :" :. -. - -
[ e se Ssss& "*eTa as1s sezfs'
The opankou uvevai M Aa,spS .anH lRnnhu1aaesa
leave H. then - hen Ge dyfva ~ II z1E1EWR
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NJ OTICE.-The Secoud Company Of R.UH-
IN MONU HOWITZEkS has been reor.
ganized, and Lieutenant David Watson elect.
ed Captain. We are anxious to increase the
number of our Company to 100 An oppor-
tunity Is thus offered to young men of good
MOI al character to join an old organisation,
- htch has two rifles and two hoWitzsrs, and
is thoroughly equipped for field service
Apply to X. Is, PLEASANTS or HENRY
S JONES, ut Hughes, Caldwell T. Co.'s, No 2,
Pearl street; or WMnN, WELLFORD, JR., !,
Brandy station, Cafpeper county, Virginia,
or GEO. L. Oh RlSTl an, Cha rles City o. H.,
Virginia. NH 10 l4t*
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LOGAN s. ROBINS, lst Serg't,
BENZ. M. ORUW, Bird SeFR't.

SPECIAL MISUNDERSTANDING enlisted men
- enough to muster the compuny into ser
vice, this is to notify those who reside in the
counties Of Henrico, Hanover, Louisa Orange,
Culperer, and elsewhere away from the city,
to be appointed In this city. Blankets are
scarce, aud, when found, costly = ana each
man is advised to bring with him one thick,
warm blanket; also an adequate supply of
under clothing. further notification will
be given in q few days.
N. A. STURDIVANT,
7. Nj. HEWITT,
WIN. H. WElSI0ER,.
CHS. Il. DARRACOTT q
We can still accept some forty young men
who wish to enter the ARTILLERY service.
NH lO-6tx
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HRADQUARfERS UBPARTM BNT OF hRRRIcO
Rinh1uond Na 4 lCsl


Richmond, Va March 4, 1862. {
~ ENERAL ORDERS, No 81. By vir-
VI tue of authority conferred by General
Urders, No. S, Adiutant and Inspector Gene.
RAILS Ofhce, March lst, 1861 Captain A. q.
the city of Richmond and the adjoining and
surrounding country for the distance Of ten
JntisA.-s
H. The Passport Once Is continued at its
Provost Marshal. -
HI The distillatiop and distri button Of
vinous, spirituous, and malt liquors, or other
Intoxicating beverage, Is absolutely prohib-
ied. This order Will be strictly enforced by
the Provost Marshal against ali persons found
dlstilling. selling. giving away, or in any
manner disposlng OF such beyera ges.
lN. All persons, Of every degree, except
those In the ser vice of tho State or Don fede-
Eats States, having arms in their possession
Slil deliver the same to the Ordnance De-
partment on or before the nth OF March, 1852;
otherwise they will be seized and taken pos
session of by the Provost Marshal. Arms
belonging to the state of Virginia will be de.
hveIed 10 Colonel Dimmock, 1T the state
Arsenal, In this city. The word ayms en-
braces In It's meaning swords, payohete, RI
hes, double barrel shot Suns, and pistols Of
snch size rs may be useful IN The field. Com
pensation will be made for private arms de-
hvered up or taken for public use, aud Gov
ernmsnt arms, not in the public service, will
he Teceipted for.
BY order Of Brig Gen. JMo. II. WIsDsa,
Commanding, &C.: l.. Il. PAGE,
mn 5-lW Asst. AJj't General.
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AEADQ'RS DEPT. OF HENRIUO,

MA wv LIZ OGAFA oc hLNHls|V,(
Richmond, Va, March 7, 1862.
CFNERAL ORDERS, No. 5.-I. Colonel
II John y. Porter is appointed Provost
Mui shaf OF the city Of Richmond, and Capts.,
A. G. Gbdwin and ]. q. Maynard are ap-
pointed Assistant Provost Marshals.
ALL communications, verbal or written,
concerning passports or the location Of
guards must be made to the Provost Mar.
shal
IL. The city OF Richmond is divided into
TWO military districts, by line commencing
at Msyo's Bridge and running up l4th to
Main street, thence up Maiu TO Governor or
18th street to l2th street. theEcs up 18th street
10 the limits Of the city.
The district east Of said line Of division is
under command OF Capt. A. &. Goodwin, and
the district west OF said line is under the
command Of Capt. J u. Maynard.
III: Samuel kaccubbin is appointed Chief
Of Police.
BY order OF Brig Gen. JOHN II. WIsDER.
NH SGT l. 4. PAGE. q. A. q.
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hEAEQ'RS DEPT OF HENklCO,
RIcRHosD, Va, March s. 1862.
\ ENERAL ORDERS No. A.

T. The proprtetors OF hotels and boarding
houses will forthwith report 10 the Provost
Marshal the names OF all gussts at their
housss, and the names of all white persons I'm
their employment. A list OF arrivals will. also
ts furnished 10 the Provost Marshal tU Ice
every day, ut the hours Of Io A. NJ and 8
L. nj.
IL. Livery stable keepers, aud owners of
hacks aud other pablic vehicles, will report
10 the Provost Marshal the location Of their
stables and the number of their horses, hacks,
Ac They Will also make daily reports of
persons from the surrounding country nut.
ting horses or carriages In their stables.
III. NO person is permitted to pass beyond
the corporate limits OF the city In hack or
other vehicle, or on horseback, with out a
passport. Drivers OF stage-coaches are spe.
caliy forbidden from taking Passengers at
any point within the ten miles Of country
under martial law, either to transport them
into the city or to distant places, unless such
persons have passports.
b. order OF l3rigadIer General JOIN H,
WIxDsR, Commanding, &c.
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EXECUTIVES DEPARTNENT.

RIeHMoND. Va, March 7, 1869,
a LII bHERlrF6 and oshs,s collecting Sta,a
IA Arms are desired - have the sams oxs6
orrs,a.sc coi. y. OMaock, nicnTcno, Va.," ana
~. .1 'of collecting, snd the nscessA,y expenses Of
..sHoraticn 70 this city, will be paid on the
Approved.
John LETcHEA.
Clty papers CODY NH lin
EDIT AID INSP'R GEN. s UFFICE,
ktsc,.acu RIonAoSD. march ., 1861. !
rsei1I OsDEas, No 81:
ngulsttens concerning Substitutes In
ks,shSe e army, dated October 80, 1881, are
~nmand OF the Secretary Of War.
nhss JNO.WxTHERS,
Asst Adj't 0sn'l.
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YouNa dUAkD;p iI';p ,,,rs -, . ,,nr =

kECRUITS WANTED.
Ihts Company having decided to re- enlist
want about thirty recruits. Oidmembers and
others wishing to 60 into the service with this
we'll known company, will leave their names
at my ONCE.
Recruits will receive the bounty of 50 dol
lars, uniforms and eq uipments furnished #. g.
VIM. A. CHARTERS,
Ofice on llth. between Main and Bank sts.
NH S-StA