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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-14
70. ! in hill. } feet distant

rhs amount Of seed TO the bill Is 10 bethe
sane throughout. The rrsuli 20 he reported
.' the nsri meeting Of the Board, VI TO the
Secretary.
Re.Oirod. 1ha, We cordially invite oil far
ners IN the State TO jo,n Us IN the atOye
named experiment.. aud request them to for
ward their rsults. IN d,ta,i, 60 the Secre-
tary. or To some u,ember Of this bard. IN
November next
L., u, eIpress'the hope tha, the farmers
of Maine will promptly respond to ,hi. inv,-
,a.ion. and repor, th. resal' Of their trial
to the Secretary. $. L. GOodsle. Eco. Al
Saeo. as early as the middle Of November,
% tha, hs may have tiue 70 giys the results
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-14
y..,. ..o thar. lived in Worcester cOan-

Years ago tbsre lived in Worcester coan'
", Mas an old fellow. sPparsn''J crazy
,hou,h s,ill slways ready w',h an Aa'Ser-
. cor. Of travelling bessar. lie uA' gong
b.. rounds one day. .sdssksd .i'h many
oolorsd gswga~s and s"sry. .A'" no Vas
soco.,sd b, Mr.. Brows With. "Hs'loa.
Crime. VIA, artillery do you belong to y
Hs r,pli.d, {" The artillery Of Heaven, aud
,h.r. I.o', Brown ou the roll"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-14

COMMUNAL Bliss. once me, free and
easy actor. ~ho told me he had passed three
f..iis day. the Marquis and si.rch'Oos''
Of without any invitation, convinced
(.s proved to be the CASEY that my lord and
lady. not beinS on ,psatins fom'. each
would suppose the other had a'ked Aim
fTssynold'' Lifs aud r'ls''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-14

Of hundreds Of experiments arranged IN
table. In such a way that every one may 'ec
a, glance wha, has been a.cer,ainei BY tho
combined labors Of all.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
CASH IN ADVANCE

r. s-nrrnsy % The lines upo-r the necessity OF paying
sh.,r everything ne-dal the pubrsAon Of newspaper
psed Us e since 70 Aa'Ounce taa IN case would
enter ubrS books unless 'ae order for the
ta,ss vas accompanied the pay Tor the 1t
sc sv1scncs - h cot ony CONFIRMED usln this deter
ns11 eapsE announce 10 all the subscribers 70
w Wy rry on ou- books ,eessy forces 20 adopt
rsar rule IN rsrd 20 the last until the tines will just
o das,ct course 20 Nl5 enl viii forthwith commence the
zlrz In, bills from the Office, made oa In such
a,ul - VII when paid place each Subscriber Ia Advance on
5u1s slblrssuou; ana NJ viii Be done place each
o. sc-Ihsrs OH before bio v'in three moahs Cattle
Ia OF ssS s2 he names o. an have PAID aecor Eag
% Ase terms erased l books and regularly there
aasr ns no Ice 'aNsrbsrs OF the expiration
oftar s1,scoa ysas Ike adopted with all unless
payment aJ self preservation oOmPes this else Is
wcald aot be adopted
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

Col. J. W. Allen was born in Burlington, New Jersey,
and Ia orty i've wears Of age He Is civil engineer by
profession He was several years Colonel oil the New
Jersey militia regiments.
Despi:e all these adverse circumstances, Genl Burn
side has succeeded In getting the bar one hall oil
bis vessels all the gun hosts and seven houssId troope
ETerythng appeared be in satisfactory CONDITION
when the Eastern State left.
The large transports with the troops remaned outside
of the bar until the arrival Of the r. Spaldng, from
Port ROYAL on the 90 when Capt Howes volunteered
TO bring them oil inside. This was accomplished yeser
day afternoon the Eastern State passing the last as she
left.
portion of the gunboas chartered BY Gen. Burnside
for the Expedition refused proceed further than Fort
ress Monroe.
Fair weather has now set in, and the schooners are
making their appearance with water and coal and every
thing looks promising.
Gen. Burnside has been ndefatigable; day aud night
be has been at his post performing the duties OF bis
vbole staff of officers He ia confident OF ultimate sue
cess and has the respect Of every man under his COM
mand.
Gen. Burnside left Fortress Monroe the Picket but
subs. queny took possession Of the spsudng which be
will occupy as his ag ship. She will be used Tor taxing
| the remaining troops over the bar The only troops
that have been landed are the 24th Massachusetts, reg'
ment and the Rhode Island battery. Col Hawkins re-
eiment goes with Gen. Burnsides expedition and their
| places will be supplied by the 6 b n. Hampshire
There has been loss of life except what 10 above
mentioned Eleven deaths have occurred since te nee'
| sailed.
Mr. sheburn comes in the Eastern State as bearer
of dispatches from Gen. Burnside. We indebted 10
DR.. A. Rawlings, the only other passenger who goes
| North, for the above statement.
Different statements received at Hatteras from the
surrounding population in relation to the disposition and
intentions Of the enemy. Some who come IN say tha
they are completely frightened and will not make
| stand. 80,
Another report is that large masses Of troops viii DC
concentrated in the vicinity and still another story con
frmed by many H. that their exerons will be directed
ch fly to placing distractions in our progress 10 nor
folk TIE Rebels keep good lookout for our move
ments with their guu.bosts.
Two of them made their appearance Immediately ate
the storm, but disappeared when chased.
The mails by the Eastern State will be forwarded
| North TO- morrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
The Kentucky DELEGATION In the Provisional
Congress,

A correspondent of the Louisville Courier, "rluns
from this city, makes tho following mention Of the Ken
tuoky Delegation and particularly, OF It's paFiAl
obA head TIC venerable Judge Monroe sioc9 the oea'h
Of Nr Tyler Judge is the Oldest member OF the oody
We may add that no member Of that distinguished as
sebsge is mere respected fer vision, learning and Pu'
ri.y:
OF the members Of Congress tat least Of the most
prominently intend to give your readers personal de-
scrintion hereafter At present reed only say that
with one excepton) Kentucky is well represented Dr.
White Judge Burnett, Mr. Thomas, Col Hodge and the
stirring and fearless Henry Burnett here attending
their important duties. The venerable Judge Monroe
sits behind ex President Tyler, like stern old Roman,
trembngly alive TO the Interests OF his country gen.
era desire is manifested here that the supreme bench
shall have the advantage of his great learning and ster
ling virtues As look his tall form, his broad brow
syered with the honoIs o. age, and hsong white beard
feel stronger in my principles because those principles
srs cherished By such an intellect and such heart.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

om Virginia In the Congress Of the Confederate States
instructed and the members of the House OF Repre-
entatives be requested their influence to pro-
ure the passage OF law to increase the pay OF non
commissioned officers ard prvstes Of the Confederate
brGy four dollars per month during the existing war
carried.
The morning hour having elapsed, the House resolved
Itself into secret session on the Army bill
The House met again at Z P. NJ, and resumed the
CONSIDERATION of the Military bill.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
nnrarn ..rnenditur.a.

E- Eas.ss Brooks, v.il & from Washington, states
.sl. Toe excuses Of ts Northern Goyennea, reach
,l,.e Millions y. T.is isal augmentation Ct third
within .As hs' q.lr.sr aad he rate Of iuercEse vii
gr5z With csch month. Paper money, with nothing 70
80 IN. sgbis .as spsci,, and 10 daily lcseas,-c
and c,a4-g sl:ly Sp-yoia.i'g itiys to I'll ether po-
p-,y Ia ss-s & a1o,her sud quite IA raleutil cause
Os.rlti0g 20 c.rgs tAs expenses Of the Yankee Gov
r.auent Es,sboJg at hs Nor'h "a lookiag 20 the
,r,garlm.at fer q likelihood. Al commerce aud lFIde
asoaoecsed w.ih the var, Is at Cni in that region,
i .as se,ou. lgJr % cI.taH tho Goyeramen, tEpen.
ds. soal reader she unpopular, and perhaps ir'
.!r.ts .ae rsgl 81 u.bJAw. Nothing Is loft, thore
g.. .l. d., L'-eoll GJysr1msa; blt 70 60 pouring
=, ,bri paper noo~y AL bands are Interested for the
t-as being IN gsiag CT, il. e.. the crash must conn.,
- rev y 10, s5e,1j suSiss ,ls sol'h. Taltd TAI.
lnNA Of satg. A .,o .a5ss Post Royal sae Barn.
ioas "A ,5,t.s TIA, point
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
The RaitIn or, aud Ohio Railroad.


Tn, G.rse done % this Road by the Coute3erates s
, s1tjs,. Of mslntoa % Jhs people scout Washing
trl. sous o.. tie Cincinnati p1pers charge that the read
~ sa44t-u.d - ;aa Rebels by Cameron 20 s1bser,e
scra Interest," H,iss re-y lasee sock. holder i'll s
Pse5y-ll. Cenl All oher roads In that STATE, when
~ ,Ss .,os-a.a o. the and o Road, are rsaPins
su1uss g-.6s . bis ~ i may, Convention rS-
-s--7 net ct Tlsiu-.07, which seas g.dOn TO
val. OF. L.r,.'a. A csrrsr1,-l,lt OF ,.nore IA.
; r rfsgs .st 90 loving account Of the interview
Wr Lsregl received these gentlemen o0lrtcou.ly, but
rI tam -l b. s-ay BAT very hJ-la ao1a. slsI ra-t-
..-. dmas- therefore ser Tor Le Apo,-i Pal Upon
--. zaskdE.o Do mean. 5v The Apostle Paul n re-
MA. -'}rl.rs -.-l' A.. .t. bee is ny Apostle Paul
ar ~ 1iu' Ns Ism vt5 sccns irg. sent fJs. H.
tr1st kiIay and ,r.C-liy-l7 for s.cg. time, ard
-.s breaking iu 20 .d1'ls said ~ sr5talce "Osni.s
. 81. va Hl1-- 1s re t1l- 'h is uOt rev matter
a..tr.. Asal.o.i Gur1ai oti,5r {; necessarily b.
cans Nv div % i1:1ta m7sl; Of the ccmmsrciil value
.af civ o. al ne roads penetrating TIE GrcA West
AID 1e'itg o. .la. --et- -r-erf, he Baltimore ana
.yll. E..rlai since Z have been N command here, &c
G 1arl tglsiv Important for me 10 weigh ~eii it, nil
i-r5 vAus ly.rrciy a-7-cI.', therefore, tse great
rlsar.ise tls ssg .9.Js &c op'lils Of 'tol5 Iold
s.-- for ru-urt " commerce aut 20 military pott
o. r-a T---e ir syc-, serious cl -u.tts IN az
we Ws-s an mos. q LsIl5 % open ne read, yol
Ir. ra-l e. ttsg there IS a sctalI gguIemlE uCtoss
..rll.td last sa re- Dee acCsUp h a Lv san prs-
,rl-i: kr1- BOW -esral. i. Nygii be- % meet y0lr
s.ss sod vs-- n TIE say goa propose, ol' have
s.. grcps 90 aa-ss'
&c. Lrc7ll li5 stated, ia; she Uuio1 Minority in e
rrd Eas ,ai-,v th0us.si-t-d if;lls SITE sol!d tas-
tia ina. number % ellri tbe Road he would pat work
s ere % rspdr {, speedily. T0i' vas cOusidered 's
a -tre,sn.
ex-governor Thomas present and rnaai s''d great
ir,.rs.i Ia &c E..tg-. Wb ~ Difference 70 Gsu.ra3
Pr .C.s.llus military ability, the Road could be easily
sIuP's.eI end sepjsei. lie knew the country SO
roughly Toe Ri. Rad fprus ggea; curve from Har-
t.s'. Ferry 10 beyond Clu5l-laui-I1d whoever ooE-
tl-ss YIN as.sg I'D tie s5ld leading from it TO P-a
f-..or- cr Cll5,r,,li commands tue rAi.-rold. BE
ts,--ai il5.c E,c.- u?Il G'l. Mcclellan.
s. eu5-l.. sl: Ga. Interruption TO That Railroad ia
---- rUroTircc 20 The T.rk e Go7erlm5gl; AID hi,
. I,1a-s ps5sg.s sie ruu.or tba. L.lcoLs apostle
rll us5..stss 1.sg't1sa. 10 tAl. direction.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
sICHMOND HIG
sArURDAY mORNING, FEB. l, 1854.
To CORRESPONDENTS

- z.tss - bussss ,as5t % addressed 70 S"EiitoT 81
-. r-i- so '.ts = - pcpsr triQ ~: % pabss'
q ~ -4as ~ 'rJ 't1Hf-aC, uJH - % rHnton - az,
- . r. 81 sIss fst-lsf l, ObaGry h1tSoss ssdSed
:. a..ff hes, a. sAIrgsl ~. AZ td-sr:issusras.
o. gc.l-sf slstks q rc.rl reec.ed oofassHaLodi.0fs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
INC Coa,t of GeOrgIa.

The following, I,om new FORK paper, though not
very late, throws light OF the movements and de-
ssus of the enemy in the ueigbbOrhOOd of Savannah
F.om The n. Y. Ev,''ay st, Ian. II.
OPERATIONS AT PORT ROY a NE" EXPEDl-
TION FITTISG OUT
We have derived from respJ le sources some inter
estiag information concerning go military movements
now IN progress at Port Royal
The expedition against Savannah, which has been so
long promise6 ss opposed 10 be at last IN progress
RecoruoiteDg parties ard corps ordered out Tor the
purpose Of clearing the way for gunbcsts have since
the All 5.h OF the past month, been sent IRON linton
Head and have proceeded southwark beyond Tybee
I.and. Il was understood at Port Royal that these
CORPS we're provided with and apparatus for drag
cling logs of wood OF the rivers or navga0e cTeeks
south Of the Savannah UNEXPECTEDLY the Wilmington
into which the ConfsdeTates had sunk distractions,
that they hai destroyed the naVigabiy OF the
stte3ms
L ives further understood that this expedition was to
D. carried both by water and by land aud that inc
ad forec would consist of sbou; bait the troops unGer
me conuard Of Gen. Sherman, or 10000 men. This
puser IL was thought could be safely spared, as there
il Ktle danger that the ConedeIa;es will ud srtsks to
cross ary OF the rivers for the purpose OF attacking any
o. cur troops The Wabash and the guuboats were at
Hilton Heed and could be AZ once placed in readiness
10 undertake their part OF the service which might be
required
Warsaw Inlet was be the first destination OF the eI-
psdidon when il should start OF the time when this
would occur there vas OF course, no means oil iorma
ton.
4 RAILWAY on HILTON HEAD ISLAND.
new and UNEXPLAINED movement-the building OF
rsiway on Hilton Head Iand-s said TO bein progress
The road begins a; the northern end Of the Island and
i. 90 extend southwark in the direction OF the mainland,
which a, some points is distant b.. short way, and
where ferry accommodations might be easily establish
cd
Fri, movement is undertaken with q view Of making
Hilton Head great permaneu, base of operations an
chiect which has been carefully kept in view from
he beginning. No cars had been procured, but those
aisoted 70 horse power could easily and speedily be
convgved 10 General Sherman whenever he should desire
them.
Toe wharf at Hilton Head Is building with as much
r,pi5v a. possible TO aid in the work. one or two old
bsl have been sunk and these it ia understood, are
also used in approaching with 10 that portion OF
the whar. already bull.
rYBLE ISLAND
The main body OF our fCrcrs at Tybee Island Is en-
canned beyond the range Of the guIs at Fort Pulaski
vgt whenever our pcGet appear within easy range the
C,rfederates throw shells at them The garrison at
Pulaski appear TO be always the lock out; the sight OF
even single Union soldier induces discharge OF can
non. The firing is supposed TO be carried on for the
axe al practice the chance Of casualty 10 our troops
Is exceedingly slight
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
E2O REWARD.

p>noKg Jsu o, Haby County hight Of the 2h Inst,
- ihreg white men, oVertoa "ssh JORDAN "ss' Anu s
Is .er. ii. 4. =, .or,rl.,,,,
sbout eve "a ten Inches height about foryy as OF wee
Led as collected suits Of vooen soods aud have
The sppeNanee Of euprs when tpokea TO- They hall from The
~ part a ~ near Beaver Dan DIoh no are
xe that portion q said county ho he
10 Ger \, m 90 OF jcti, lyania ioui,A counties
The said Tylsr about tk ieet high aooa my
wears OF re- and In military suii eng s the tine Of
i arrest priyats Artillery, under the connsad OF
,aIn a an Ayiett Of william county, Va Be halls
nom Hanover county, Alley Water saen on the
Central Railroad -. L.,
lar, for he % rehsnson Of ether Any Information respecting
them vi be thankfully rsee v.d . ,,.uo,x
.as-cs, Acting alof Of Hanover eounty, Vh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
whr VIZ.

", publish mors DISABLED ard in,elic'be account Of
the battle Of sh1- Creek than ne have YET seem 1t
is o-l correspond .0t o. New rk paper, and cor
gaias s0ue pal p,6e sSagceratous b. We understand
from {. why Z,niecfsr attacked Thomas, SchOepf vas
&c shor. is.,-cc, a. the her1 Ct some Or 90 ueg,
lnI Thomas, with probably 10 or y 600 was seeking
% join hm. To proven, hl, Junction the attack was
usae and according to this correspondent CALAMITY
- D., ard dj rot si uatil s'tsr o'clock when Lol
c.uefL Up 10 ,Lit sai even. the enemy lsd made
~ 5so;re, to-a.t .eory and the fare ct The day, BY
J5 sIIers confession sas uncertain. After the SsIt'
sid J-e rsrea. TO cur inreachms ats the euemys two
ags ritel AID our .ie army did well 70 make It's e.
eags.
0Hl.l accounts have been received from the Bum
81 BE- -t ct The 10 o. several yesses and that eighteen
o. .E5lI are -. a1-g and supposed TO BE- lost bum
els himself "a az HlJ;ras WITH the fragments, waiting
Ie,lt5.oemr's.
Fssu Bssrag Green - have nothing yery defcite.
Fre 8, --sa. deal o. marching aud concentrating
a. ly p- OF we euemy AID obvious ,T3ris TO steal
-rae ai,.aa-e by ou'd,aSing. TIE tcrces when al
.s lro4 P.ducah AID Cairo, have probably retreat
&c q L5- t-sy may happen 20 be caught in their own
Ifsls f. c)recu7,G tia. Buell. has considerable
rz5-cszs-s % Saoso and Thomas for the plrpOss Of
ryAeui9g Et Tennessee AID dis;rAetng forces at
Blsiag Green L. may Be his policy, While keeping the
5r OF cur t-rces IA .roct Of rim a. G5sgu River TO
t.5s CT she us Of his ovu fosces On hi .sfs right
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
OUR CONGRES3lONAL DELE3ATIOY.

ol- friend, have bceu suguarly remiss in sending US
er,tiou Fcturrs We haze yet the full vote OF no
county, bVt informant ielss - to believe that the
,l,,i'r geyliswen have been elcc.sa tie names being
re, in the order Of their districts begiants :. the
FRA Aired Boyd. Jao. W. Crockett. II. 4 Read,
geo. " wing ;. 5. Obfisr1au, 7 L. Burnett FL: W.
B-uco. \. :. scott, y n. Bruce, j. W. Moore, Robt.
Breckiuridge, and u. Elliott
TIE delcgaol l. ma: excellent ooe, aud there are
.,berz of II who vi make their mark in Congress.
EsH'usky CJlritr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
nAalAIasll.

Al Nomng Grove the 22d OF December By Eder Noe
than, M K YEAfrAE, Of henphis to hiss L. cRABB, 81
wtstmotsland Co We
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
From the Norfolk Day Book Of yes erdAy.
THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION.

We publish an account of the disaster this EIpedi
ton from Northern source In which they have a6ored
with their usual skill to put the best phase on this mat
ter We have In possession much other information
from the same source, which We are unable 10 croWe
to-day.
Gen. Burnside throws the blame on the contractors
for the failure Of the Expedition. These are bis words,
as credited 10 him by letter writer from Hatteras:-
1.-THE Contractors have ruined me" we nave no room
for comment but can the General be should not
censure his friends the contractors about this little mat
ter for Il Il had not been for them be would never have
yeptured on th. Expedition. They prompted Il for their
own aggrandzement, and used his ambition as means
to carry 1t out Let him blame his own foolhsrdnes,
II ever be gets back his naive land alive, it will
be more than we expect.
We also nublsh An account Of this Expedition, OBJ
tanned from en- escaped Yankee. He represents the
thing in its coors We expect de says they nave
los: vessels aud from one of them 800 OF the ooO
souls on board were destroyed
We are satisfied said several days ago. that the
backbone Of the Expedition Is broken, and that it is not
in condition at present to do US harm. They will be
forced 10 remain there to recuperate which will give III
annie time to prepare for them. All We have 10 do no"
/, TO hasten I'D our preparations Weare doubtful Of
their being able again to prepare but if they should
We have ample lime to prepare for them
We congratulate our readers, In North carolina par
tcuarly on the breaking down Of this marauding eIpe
ditiou and we believe firmly that its failure will great!
tend to the stoppage of this war;
| From the Neubsrm Progress Of Wednesday.
We have received nothing further from the Burns!d
tee that we consider reliable The stage driver from
Washu gton last night reported that some parties Wit
bad arrived Washington just before he left from IN
neighborhood Of Roanoke, stated that the Curew ma
been down near the enemy, and had been chased bac
by one of the boats and also stated that but few vessel
| were visible about hatteEas.
STILL LATER The AlbsmaFle left here Monday even
ing for Portsmouth and returned last night sitter dark
and passengers by her report that the Ocracoke peop
| had learned through a Yankee who came up to ths
place to get conveyance to Newbern tina: vessel ha
gone to pieces on the bar, aud 800 men out OF DO
aboard we're loss and that eighteen vessels in all hav
gone ashore since their arrival az Eateras. Also tina
there are about 40 vessels there, inside the bar.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

monk aCCOUNTs.-.. W. lAHDnLPB respectfulyre
IL quest MS euslomsrs CAN orsend AID rAf Their A. ssIf
Al vo,d1 now sold delivery, except BY ~ ca
contrae. Orders ON country win receive pr nPt attention,
when the money Is scot with the order !anzl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
THE NORTHERN ACCOUNT.

TEE EXPEDITION WoRrBLXss--Less oR THE STEAMER CITY
OF INV roak, GUs BOAT ioUATE, CRAZE snor (TLoAr'
ING BArrrkrD TWO scHooSrhs, STEAMSHIP EASTERN
QUEII, srEArEPs LOUISIANA AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sroRrs, ANNUSIrIos, AND A NUMBER OF LIVES LOST.
From the Phidephis Iuqurer Of the 2s,h we extract
the following highly important aud gratifying intei
genes of the breaking down Of the Burnside EIped'
tim
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
10 HOY. ALEX. II. HOLLA-

~ DAY-Yua are usst respectful requ s'ed 70 De,
clare yourself Candidate for Congress You IRE tho &C 81
nile because they the utmost confidence In you sd
you ability 10 rep-eeen their In ers because you co nnie
ece and lastly because you refused 10 epsanssT ihe
Mr. Tyler by being also candidate We W." roe y" you
"po uet w MANY VOTERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

11RP. 4. WRIGHT has interest IN our business
MI rom this dS'e. JhO =. LANoAeihh ~.
|, lsG i7"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

= JNnua-y, a telegram vas sent nom
hlt Geo. Grant bad assembled %, 900
l Ia ia days he NOn,,d set out fr
Tennessee and Cumberland riy-
Ias electrified BY the news. It
hoax, designed by the Fed
the Rs5elt The Yankee pa.
that they we're not let into the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
-. Tn puT AM ENID no sOME

- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. which seems 70 prsTl 90 NE
On ssb a. We are to s that Mr Alexander hohs
has aot accepted nomination for CONGRESS "nieh hA
peSred in the news papers, ssd Is not acaodda'e ei
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

FRIDAY, Jan. 81, 1861.
The House vas called to order at ~ O'Clock, NJ, by
the Speaker Prayer by Rev. Mr.. reerku, Of the Ep
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

The following, lrom new York paper, though no
very late thross some light OF the movements and de
sisus Of the enemy, in the negbborhood of Savannah
Pan, TIE \ Y Fv-,,av . st. Jan. II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

Sundry bills were reported from different standing
Committees relative 10 the Lnnatc Asylum and other
matters. which we're disposed Of In the usual manner.