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JOHN CARROLL BRENT Trustee.
oc leo GREEN WILLIAMS Auefs

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ Of Sers
WI flcias, issued from the Clerks Once of fire
Circait Court of the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washington and to me directed I will
expose at public sale fer cash in front of the
House door of said county, on THURSDAY, the
9th day OF November, lS6s, at l2 O clock M all de-
PENDANTS right title claim and interest i'm and 10
Lots os: ID and Is, in square No. lo6 in the city Of
Washington. D. C., together sith all and Singular
the improvements thereon. seized and le> led upon
as the property Of John c. Romsie and will b. sold
to satisfy judcial No 1885, TO October term 1862 in
favor of John W. Riienour, use OF Upton RI Ride
nonr. WARD H IANOS
II dts L. 8. Marshal ID e.
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FUTURE BAYS.

By T. BOWLING. Auctiouser. (;eor..tovn
CONTINUATION SALE OF THE STOCK on a
- Day GooDs srosE;-on mon DAY M0RNfNG
st the Store OF H. T. Berry No o. Bridse No.
stock re ne ms to be sold -
Cloths. Cassimeree, and kestinGs
Black and ceSored French Merino.
D do Mousseiins,
Rlsck Bomb basin nd Alpaca,
White and Red Ylanael
lSp pie cse coIored Fancy Silk
BLACK 0rcde Rhine six.
Brown ADD Bleach I'd Cotton,
ga and L. <Sheeting do,
Calico and @ szhsms in great variety
Together with al The Store Furniture y
Terms cash ASS : 80
ocSl r BOWLING rurt
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~ INVEST IOItB GREEN BACKS
i HE Undersigned Oilers for sale a large lot of
GROUND, situated between Hi sh and Valley sts..
the Heights of-Geor setown containing abont
30 50 square feet. Also upon the ssme elevation,
J. lots Of ground 80 feet On Valley street and l2i
not surpassed b. any IN be town. For terms: sp:
ply :" X. p. JACKSON Attorney at Law, No. 13j
Bridge street. oc :il-lw
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AUCTION SALES.

By GRxEN WILLIAMS. Auctionssrs.
SksbI IA. .ad RtT
DAY, the 9Th and 5:h Of November q 10 o'clock
q m we shall sell large collection Of guredee.ned
bunting ease pssent lever Watches gold .et , ,n5
iG 9s ladies' Fn presses: s s IF III
riety Also, kest.ss:aTi viothina. and q FIN. "a "a.
sortment OF goods sucs as are usually found a. |.
pswnorCker's sale, and too h:.:" aToss 10 mcst:pa.
ss % Commence with the H..t.cass.
HENRY HERZBERG. pswnsraker.
- &c :. :En1oIS4 GREEN WILLIAMS, Auers.
By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aactioneer..
TRC ST EES SALE Or VALUABLE IN.
iSGr9N AMP PRINCE GEosGF.-Under and by virtue
OF deed Of trust to the subscriber bearing date The
records of Washington county, in In. District OF
Columbia LibeTJ. 4. s., No ii foIios ;, &c, ana
state Of si sell eGFsf fe eSrn's In Ss
NES6RY, he 5th ofSoremSeP ns1ts :, Z. VIE IL.
following piece or parcel of land. a. described in
IN PT a
containing sixty-two (5e, acres. more or less.
gether with the improvements, consist'ns of .
stable; This is part OF the original Hamilton
About twenty five acres of this tract are cenrsd,
ana SeIl adapted for market purposes; the residue
IL weii wpoded
Brown; and Condor, and Is about mile distant
from the Government Insane Asylum, near the
that leads to the place.
~, The terms are One third cash; the balance in
give notes for the deferred payments bearing in.
terest from the day of sale
All conveyancing 1T the cost of the purchas>r
- Ii the terms are not complied with in FIVE days
the Trustee reserves the right to reseH the prop
ser. by advertising the same three lines in the
National IntelliRepcer.
Sale peremptory.
JOHN CARROLL BRENT Trustee.
oc leo GREEN Il WILLIAMS Aucfs
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

I IST or LETTERS RENtINfN6IS THE POST
L. OFFICE. GEORGETOWN. d. G.,
NOVEMBER 1, 1862.
" Persons appl, ing for letters In the following
iist viii please say they are oJ>v'is,d otaerui,e
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By J. C. Meg = IRE & 90. Auctiooe.rr.
VEPPTTs , xM IrsBIS s ~ LOTS Ar
NOON Ncyemeer ID, q az o'ciesh, on the prss.
aNd We hna SCI LOU namSersd fcSi a. I'VE, sd
eumbered two hundred and thirteen, tal3 front
80. lee, esea en- Msss.She sets ave-.
TO north 81 street about one hundred Ret.
Inese Lots are Delightfully."- located for private
lion 81 ths city, and within syefy short distsacs
Of the 9Th street railroad
Terms: One-third cash; the r~ms ,naer X, s & Ana
tMelve months, with interest, secured by-s deed cf
oc @d j. c. McGUIRf;&s 90. suc..
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GREAT TOILET TRIUMPH
CRISTBDORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.

No Lead, no Lime, no Nitrate Of Silrsr: acts in
simultaneously; never fails; produces all the shades
OF black AMI brown Parties who dissatisfied
with other Dyes, use this with inyarisble Satsfac
ton
Manufactured by J. Cristadoro, S Aston House
New York. Sold everywhere, and applied by all
Hair Dressers
Price 81, Sl.5n and SIS per box, according to
size. No :
CRIsTADORo's HAIR PREsERvArIyE
l. invaluable with his Dye a. it impsrts the utmost
softness the most beautiful gloss and great vitality
to the hair.
Price 80 cents, 81 and 81 per bottle according to
size &C Sl--polmr
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FINE oYsTERs.-T. NJ Harvey, on & street
opposite the " ashington Theater. - >ervin" to
ms customers just nov, capital oysters indeed
f1t Il alSo sending them out TO families and
others by the bushcl. We have rarely sem
better roasting oysters i'll Washington NJ any
season. than iIl> At this time
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BY ". J.. WALL a CO, Auctioneer.
A CCTI0N StER Ok GROCENIEs. 6c-Os
"A TIEsDaf MORN ING, 4th Nefember nj r.
" Clock, We viii seIl 81 the Auction Rooms lag.
assortment of Groceries. for cs.h cors prfsinc-
Chests TEES. .-- - ..-.
Tisrces Ciucnnsti Hams, Cheese, .H.
Boxes Adam ami D. snd 3tearine Candles
Boxes starch. Macraroni sDd feTsnsciiIs
Boxes Chewing To 6scco and Sezars
Cssee assorted Preserves and SyrupS
Barrels su gar and q IN ger Cakes -..s.s
Barrels Crackers and Pilot Bread 90. -4.,
Boxes Lemons. bags Rec.
Boxes Backing and Brushes
Cs.es Aromatic Btters, Rasrberr, snd Iemss
Barrels Hslifay Herring Eegs Pickles -s
Kegs Msckerel ..-
2.Ja lts Zine Cut Chewing Tobacco. .s.4
ccS fRrru h;csh
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AT THE DOLLAR STORE, 43~ Penn avenue near
AZ street, i dis I'D the be- ps.ortmant f
Jewelry and Silver platet Ware in the city Drnp
In there and supply yourself for s no i-Iw-
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PnILA OH PHIA PRINT BIZ ITEr.-We er. recniv-
ing daily from some Of the best diaries nf Chester
and Montgomery counties. which We are selIin. q
III" lowest market price CasSard'> best sugar
cured tDew hams. same a thOs" used in oar rriu-
opal hotels. " i'll open market TUESDAY, No
m''er 4th GEo W STEgA AIR L SHY
&C II Z corner 18th anJ IL 81.
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By L. WALL a Co, Auetioneers
UCTI0N SALES OF CNCAsLID FOR PACK
p "A aGEs On TUESDAY MORNING eth OF Ss
vemher. IT nO'clock, Ne ~ ~ 81 in front Of the
Auction Rooms number Of gscsag,- from ts.>
stvrs &c. viz:
sRoxe> marked C. Mcdonnell .
Box ana Rag marked Col. GTe-~Ar a
BOX snd Bu adle marked x. , E5ems.
I Box marked l.. CrAuz4 ~. = : .....
Box marked y. ThusbAr. .a
hcg ozark ed W. kanIiee;
49, I Box marked Il y Brink
I b"A marked 4. Hsh.r FIELDER ~ r-'4 ..-i -
Box marked IaS. W TpttlA u Z vs-a
- Boxes marked VI COIN ~ -.Tr--. . H.-r
ise above pscka have l-ea storage . lsa.
lime. snd have been repeatedly ads eTts.vj. Ni1
DE- sold unl-ss previously called Tor.
DC G-S tRrpl W. l.. WALL CO., Aas1.
by W. l.. WALL 4 CO.. Auct ieaeers
GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE HeKSEs CAR
~ klASE., AND HARNESS AUCT-e~-At n .
National Hotel Stables. ON 9th street. between
THI ksDAf MORNING.. 9th OF Nov errSer, at u
3 aI;lo' the entire stock of Messrs. Thomas &
50 head good Fsmil, and Carriage Horses. ..t
" Lighting and No-top Wagons. ..H
50pen and Close Carris ees. -
3 rhslter Carriages.
D sets Single and Double Harness .H .....
Sleigh Roles, Blankets. Whps AcGe .t- 20
ALSO go rtT~E
National Hotel 0mnisus and Baggage wsg,r
and lease of Stable. .... -.
Terms cash.
oe2 tBepJ WI. WALL 4 Co. Axset,.
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EOR RENT-453 18th street, between G and IL,
! IL very comfortably FURNISHED ROOMS, in
suite Of two Parlors and Chamber; on second hoor.
Also, FRONT ROOM first and well adapted 70
Office and chamber, for one two, having been
cupied in that Way. part all of house except
three rooms. &C
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RUSINESS STAND FOR SALE.-A good Business
- Stand, in desirable loca ton with a good trade
established, can be bought cheap for cash by APP
ply ing on the premises. MITCIIELLS S-gsr Stor-,
ltth street corner of y. Also, u good HORSE.
WAGON and HARNESS for sale cheap oc - n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-01

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, ria Baltimore an1
RarIiNtHrz 10 The North and WSt-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on Sunday-quicK time
low fare and sure connections. Soldiers tickets sold
throu Oh at Government rates. For tickets and fur
Their information spply st the Office Of Great Penn
sylvania Route, northeast corner OF Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth ST., Washington. Office open from
5 q. m until p m. on Sundays from 9 to p. m
au lily L. o. NORTON Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-01

RFNOr Abr. Benz. Hedges has removed his
"hcc AMI residence TO FL ghtl street east next door
north of DIR. :. Walsh oc 81 n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-01

STARTLING. Bur TRrE.-The Volunteers are
blaving the dangers Of Fever. Scurvy. WOUNDS ami
Cholera. Many gallant fellow will leave his
bones to bleach, who by the aid of Holloway Pulls
Ointment. would ,hsve returned 20 his family
strong and healthy. Soldiers try them. Only -
cents per Box or Pot. 22
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ENOR RENT-The front STORE ROOM in the.
Il Constitution Building. b street, between Ilth
and 18th. Pc session given ON LIST November. APP
ply on premises. ...
oc al-3t McGIII A. WITHFROW
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DE.IRi8LE INDIA RUBBER GOoDs-Nr H.
Hall ha, just received lot of Officers Lon. aud
llsht dull finished COatr; also, duii fnis she'd Pom
chO> extra large Ezes also. q lot of blue En- glish
Tanas, very long. ut $40 each also. extra long and
Light tin wei 9htI Rubber Cape> it'll sleeves which
he Is s"lllng ut manufacturers prices ut his India
Rub?s"r Warehouse. > d Penn ylYana sY enue be.
tween 9Th ami 10th st> oc 2t'tf
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III r RENT-Psrt of unfinished HOC Sc, ;
Il rooms of the second story, on street No 50 4
between Sth and 9th. Good reference required
G-2f
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COMFORT AND EASE IN ONE MINrrE.-C0rus Bun
Ious. GAlloSities, Club and Inverted Nails, Chill
btsnS Frosted and Tender Feet, eniarg ed sni dis
sed Joints, arts, MOle, and ali ExcreScen>aS of
the Feet: Hands and Face. cured without pain or
Inconvenience 70 the patient by DR.. White the
well AnOwn ChirOpodist, at 42i PennSy lyania ave-
nue., near Fonr and half street, -four doors abov
the General Telegraph Offce.) No Acid no Blood
no Pain. oc Stf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15

The State and the country vii be sns'eo 10 AO0-
ha, the venerable and beloved Bishop Meade 10 mort
He breAbed bis last at the house Of friend IN this Guy
Yesterday morning. We leave to others more comps
tent and TO channels better suited that tribute to n VIZ
tues and usefulness which the public may Fghtiuiy eH
peCs Bishop Meade the son Of jealous Ana NOV
updi pguished patriot of the Revolution Richard h'u
DIR Meade, the friend and confidential aid OF
ton. He was born in Frederick (noW Clarke county
Va. Nov. llth, 1850; graduated at Princeton oOies'
in 1905 and three years later was ordained to the minis
IS ~. Protestant Episcopal Church by Bishop AAdi-
.,D Of virginia. 10 1929 he was unanimously elected
..,,t R,bOu of virgins and in lS4l upon the death
A. R.boD Moore had the sole charge of the diocese
si0os ,sta he WAS assisted in his Episcopal duties BY
n, Johns. Of Baltimore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
ronrrr.aInnnI IrInln...

Tee House Of Representatives yesterday wasted tie
d4y on a bill which came from the Senate, FIXING tie
corporation Of members a. 5000 per sunum.
T.. bill in our judgment Vas one not g. to be passed
by ne 5enate-Ns il argues ssseeking and rapsciols
spirit It time, vh,n the whole land Is suHssre Al d
se.-isByng patriotism would be worth its weight m
gold But hosevsF unworthy Of acceptance the oil
might be- It vas entitled to civil treatment Instead Of
th. is vas met by ridiculous and absurd amendments
Of every sort-shcl It o,,cd in god hisa failed to
impress others With the convici1n. We not pre-
ssas bu; W. hssr that the suspicion excited AmoES
those Who ssEe that The opposition to the bill
pretended than real Toe gentlemen who affected 80
much aversion il appeared to be seeking ssO objects
soma reputation a. acme for Observation-Disclosures and al
the sams tus, As bil, which would secure themselves
the largest possible compensation. Blu. the whole
proceeding Is represented to worthy only of Yam
kee Congress
I. is With pain &c hear such accounts Of the House
Of representative Of the Confederate States. 1. in
the eye Of the World ami il making history. That history
vii record is s,sy shame But this Is not al;
mighty hopes hang upon its action. Toe h'.i1ieS OF
ten millions Of people-their happiness or nisery-ce-
pend upon the wisdom and Tie vigour of "a cOuussL-
l. has Eos a mousn; to throw away. An hour de-
voted to s aggtAndE sment and selfindulgeres,
even done With dignity, you'd b. beneath It's mission
Il has county to save, and address Itself t.
soon or With too much energy 70 the task LIT self
compensation bills lie over, til the public enemy is
driven from our borders ADD the public liberty is Sc
cure The mere fact that such body Of men, a. sucL
a time, should be i9lAbbhug over the means Of filing
their own fobs heArtsickenng aud disgusting to tho
LIST degree.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15

The following letter will explain itself. The very
handsome caskin accompanying il can be seen at the
Whig office:
To The Editor Of the Wig:
You will receive by express, through friend Of mine,
Of Charleston q fine calf skin tanned by me, oy my
new process with the dog Fenuel) Eup atOriUH which
YOU will please accept for pair OF boots. world IKE
for YOU to show it as specimen. This kind OF stock
can be tanned in one third the time and at one thr
The cost Of the old mode in tanning with all bark ana
think the leather Is better and am prepared to sell
Rights for the good Of the public
Yours, most respectfully,
J. BIKRTIELD.
NEypERRY, soUru CAROLINA, March I, 1852.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15

Uules' vo get tslegraphic accounts yet to come to
bring news have very little to report this morning
Tho hopeful telegraphic agent, Who, in yesterdays
paper reported that fight in progress at FernAn-
dina, Aad that 2OOO of men would capture 5000
YA2ksss, has not again been heard iron.
We have reports Of the evacuation Of Nevbern, Of the
occupation of JAeksOnvils, Fla BY the Yankees and
OF movements in other quarters that may lead to i'm
Por,knt resUlss-Ehca shall be duly chronicled
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15

fhs qsssilsu w tAsu pat % he sussdnsas sod u
vas rjsoted--ayes % noes s2
Mr.. FOSTER moved to postpone the further CONSIDER
ation Of the bill until "wednesday next, and make tes
special order for that day. and that be printed In the
meantime.
TIE motion was rejected.
Mr.. Triple, of Ga, moved to strike out rs oo0,"
and called the yeas and nays upon that amendment.
The yeas and nays ordered and the question be-
log put resulted-yeas As, nays SO.
SO the amendment was agreed TO.
Leave of abb nee granted to Mr.. hcLEAE, OF n.
O., who was called home on account of sickness In bis
family.
NJ. FoOTE moved to gil the blank in the bill caused
By striking So 900, with $500, so a. to make the
salary OF members $500 year.
Mr.. CURRIN, Of Tenn moved to amend BY insert
Ing zone dollar per day"
Ma F00TE accepted the amendment.
Mr. LYONS, of Vs., called the yeas and nays, which
ordtr; and the question being put resulted yeas
80, nays A.
So the amendment vas rejected.
Mr.. DARGAN moved to I'll the blank With ~ 400,
and called the question, which vas not sustained
Mr.. R00TE moved to GIL the blsnk With $780,
Mr.. FOSTER moved to fill it With "a per day.
Mr.. CONRAD moved to fil II With g., 100.
Mr.. LYONS, Of Va, moved to fill l. with IS Ier cay
Mr.. BURNETT moved TO II Il with 81 800.
Mr.. Chiffon moved to lay the bill and amer dUents
en- the able 90 ha. the members may receive the pay
prescribed by the Law OF the Provisional Cong, and
10 cents mile for mileage.
The motion was lcst-syes "a, noes 81.
Mr.. SWAN moved to reconsider the vote BY shioh
IS 600 in the Senate bill we're stricken out.
Mr.. Triple called the yeas and nays upon the mo.
tiCn.
The call was sustained, aud the question being put,
resulted-yeas 40, nays 40 So the motion was lost.
Mr.. ELLIOTT moved to fl the blank with "a ss9 80.
Mr. HARRIS OF Ala, moved to fill it With a., COO, aid
| disoense With all mileage.
Pending these motions, the House, on modem OF br.
KENNER OF L., resolved itself into secret session,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15

On The morning Of the lIth JANIS LIP COMB infant son
Ct ehariJ and May r alvey a 70 10 months
ieacs and .u Am 1essed TO attend
tie zna Niuous fuh notice residence Of bis pa
rels on HAc betusel "a and sd h SAtlrAy Ater
= Oon 1t 81 O'clock,
Onths l4h Of March O'clock A. NJ IA Richmond. q. the
dsncs q John L. Bse Eq, tbs Right Rev. wJLiAd
MEADE D. ID Bishop CT the Protestant In Wiz
ii IA, In the I8f yea Of hi
uaeral s.rv will BE- held Pauls Church,
day ueEt at 10 oceeI, NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15

GES LE-Tbis able and eaicien! oflSer is at jack
co., Teun With Gen. Beauregird. It is believed that
rapid progress is being male by the officers now in COM
mad Of the Mississippi river for the protection OF this
vast valley The whole people alive to the nece
si.y of persons eIerton grea, battle is now immi
nsnt near or at New Madrid.
With Bsaursglrd Polk, and Bragg We shall have all
ha; GeuerA4hp can well do LIST the country give them
-pldiers promptly, and all will be we'll Gov. Harris is
doing all possible to bring the militia in the field He
vi command them we hear, in person. We have great
co1fdsIcs in his high qualities TO command.-MsmPhi'
Ava iaBchs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15

We hear that an Impression haS got abroad, that the
Aduusratiou has bad under consideration the propri-
ETY. Of abandoning Virginia and Tennessee. Another
shape Of the same report is, that the cotton States,
through the President gill buy peace Of the Yankees BY
sacrificing the border States Il is scarcely worth while
say that there il word Of truth n either report
Ga point a there psrfse. unAuimity among
ell conditions Of people in these States than in the de-
termination TO maintain every foot Of territory south Of
n sson and d 1ons Line. We levs no man is more
fay aud heartily resolved on this course than President
Dasis himseh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15

CERrAINLT SAYE-It s more than pleasure TO US 10
know certainly tina. our friend, Captain X. w. snesds
company tsom Amherst succeeded in escaping from Fort
DJleaon We hear that toe company vas nine days on
hs march through toe mountains woods and fields ard
suffered greatly from the cold wet weather. which ensued
after the aght as we'll as from OF provisions. Cap
and his company are now with General Foyd-LyHeh'
bnrg R-Du5LicdR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15

The Charleston Courier predicts, confidently, that in
three months after peace there will not be found in the
North arv leading men, and very few editors, who will
admit that they ever favored or urged desired war
with the South.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
rEE soIsTITUFIOI-sTLTR RIGaTs
RICHMOND HIG
SATURDAY MOANING, MARCH. Is, Iss9.
FOCORRENPONpENTI

~ Ls--s Gsdrssssd 70 Es"EaGior o.
~ EAfg.n
A-ss eTfAs paper tOtH sot % PsIGsl
e. TLs ruLs o. long st1sttsg, OsgA 70 % hotH 70 az
s ,E n dsp1rt nom, Culinary SofSess ssoSrf
Gao aiyii liass cAargst Jor a. advertisements.
- W rescssd coss1satcaaIoss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15

We learn tina. the Confederate steam transport John
son Was blown Up at Besnford, n O. on Study morn
iag. cIgscd BY the eIpcs'ou of her boiler. Two men
we're killed instantly aud four FIVE severely scAded.
4 he boat is a total loss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15

Tee Atlanta ht,iiyssesr confirms the statement that
Governor Brown has appointed DE- Joha W. Lewis Coz.
fslsrae Senior TO i'll the vacancy caused by General
Toonb5 declining 70 serve.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15

Two disastrous fires occurred at Helena, Ark, last
week By fire. two blocks Of business houses were
Ges.royed involving loss OF from ss5 600 to SOS 900
n, the other, a Aluring mill and machine shop, with
their contents we're burned Loss $l5,O 900.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15

~AIbemarle.-ROsERr n. CARTER, Fsq will be
he special sGe ion the sab inst to the
comfy o; AIssaArle, in The EOu Of O,L. GIss b.
NILS "a vJFzRs OF B0ra PAefIEe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15

DIRD.

On the 18Th Ftbuly, 1852 the redelee OF tbs trie'
"a his Rev T.. Thompson Mr. IA RlON NOW LII
% Fuvalna 70 hiss T EPPEs IURNEB, Of buckingham Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
OCCUPATION OF NEW MEXICO BY GEN. sIBLEY

By the following it will be seen that Gen. siblsy has
taken formal possession of New Mexico in tho name oil
thu Confederate States
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15

We are not aware that any now censures this gen
teman for the surrender at Fort Doneson That SUI
reader was great disaster but it seems 1t was unAvoid-
able and its necessity was fully recognized BY Generals
Floyd and Pillow in transferring the command to him.
With the understanding that he would capituAte.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-15
Gen. RuckncF.

NGwBERRr, sOuru CIRoLrSL, March I, 1852