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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03

WASHINGTON, May 81 j Dispatch received
this morning d. The y ar Department states that
d Brigade OF OUT troop precedc 4 our COM
pluies Of Rhode Isund eayarr under Major
Nelson entered Front Royal y@erlay morning
at J / O'Clock ard drove out The enemy, c)nsis-
ting o. the sta louisiana, 60 paaic, OF the
on Georgia Regiment, and a bay 81 cavalry.
Our loss Is eight killed, five " Ied ard one
missing -all Of TIE Rhode Islam cavalry We
captured six officers and fifteen p.verss Among
the officers are Capt Biakwith hs,, 81 ths4Sth
Virginia Regiment let Lieut. d.nuell, OF the
SthLouisiauu LieG,s j. K. Dies5n and Va
t-rman, Of Size l2,h Georgia
We captured Is ll our own men taken At
Front Rolul a week ago. among whum were
MAJOR VIM Collins ls Vermont cavalry {;
Goo II GrGu, Adutant 9Th \. !. cavalry :;
l. eutenants Dmyea. 5.h y. y. cavalry, and
Fred Fair, Adiumut Maryland Infantry. We
captured a large amour, oi transportation, IN
Guiding two engines and eleven cars. Our ad-
vance was So r pid that the enemy was surprised
and was therefore not enabled 20 burn toe
bridges across the Shenandoah
\ dispatch 70 the Associated Press reporter
gives the names OF our killel as follows Capt.
VIM = AhuswOrth Corpora, John e. Babcoek,
Corporal D. b Barnard Edward L. Barnard
Cyrus A. Bracket, Calvin Cushman, Ben Lash
urc and E. B. Allan-al. 0. She Rhode Island
cavalry
The loss Of the enemy is bot yet aseertainel,
baj it is said 80 be large, as our cavalry cut IN
among them in splended style.
BALTIMORE, May 81 Adspatch Just received
says Colonel de Forest, OF the New York Cav
airy OF Gen, Banks corps, has advanced be-
vond Maruusburg lie reports this morning
that colonel Henley sat Winchester, wounded.
WASHINGTON May 81 !ispatch from Gen.
Bank, 10 the Secretary .. War states that the
5tl New Jersey Cavalry, CO... De Forest COM
manding, entered Martins6urg TINS morning, and
passed several miles beyond, where they encoun-
tered the cncmys cavalry, and captured several
prisoners, wagon Of muskets, ammunition
and an American nag Col DE Forest reports
that Col Henley is at Winchester, wounded
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03

New YoRG. June > The I'ribuas's Washing
ton dispatch SAYS that Lieut.. Frank K. DAVIS OF
the fhlrd Pennsy lyAna cavalry was despatched
en- Sunday last with sma squad, 10 open
communication between tie land forces and The
eunboats opposite City Point, on James river.
I lie accomplished his errand in style SO hand
some and surmounted such difficulties in doing
il. tnat he has been thanked by the Command
ius GeoerAl in a public order. The Lieut. re-
ports that the Galena which he visited, is very
much cut ~ by the enemy shot, She will be
Obliged to 20 into dock before she can 90 into
action agln The battery She was engaged
with mounted 80 large guns, \ lot OF shot
we're sticking in her below the water line.
I The Tllnnc dispatch says the rebels showed
themselves on the Potomac opposite Maryland
/ Hight, last week. but were soon scattered by u
few discharges from the nine inch Dahlgren,
manned by sailors, which were planted on the
flights They were not prepared TO find the
gunboats.
The lIOrd states that the government has
decided to accept all months militia regiments
that will offer up to June 10. They are To re-
port themselves Tor duty AT Washington, d. c
ColrMmS. Onio, ana ST. LOUIS, Mo. lndi-
cations are last increasing that Gen. Sigel may
be designated tor u command OF troops in the
valley OF Virginia.
WASHINGTON June 9 Dispatches Of an un.
official character received from the headquarters
of the Army OF the Potomac, say that the impor-
t,nc, and dimensions of our victories Increase
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03

NV YORK, June ,. A special dispatch to
the Times from Harpers Ferry states that Sat
urday there were 10 signs Of the enemy
The lth regiment \. Y State militia had
arrived there, but refused to be sworn in, much
to the dsquiet Of their colonel, MaidhoA, the
men saying they wanted to 20 10 Washington.
Mai. Bowen, Of Gen. Ssxlon's staff addressed
them is follows
Those wiling u acknowledge themselves
towards here ~ tne face Of the enemy step out
of the ranks"
lacy sid 60 and wer5 ordered 70 leave and
pay tnsir own way back to New York
NV YoGE June /. a special despatch TO che
Ii,buas from Harper Ferry to-day says ali ia
quiet h,ra to day. The rebels have evacuated
Martns0ulgE ana Charlestown
The damage done by them = che Baltimore
y Oaio railroad is trihng The road can D.
put IN operation to che 0hio river ia t~n days
Union cavalry on Saturday afternoon acca-
pied Maruusbarg, ami severed miles beyond.
Refugees 10 large numbers are returning To
her homes.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03

WASHINGTON June .. Dispatches Of an un-
official character received from the headquarters
of the Army OF the Potomac, say that the impor-
tance aud dimensions OF our victories increase
as they are hourly developed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03

and surrendered the town 10 him as there were
no inhabitants remaining except women children
and old men.
Most Of the troops have gone toward Grand
Junction. The rebel rear guard under Bragg,
l0,00O strong, marched southwark at midnight.
The rebels succeeded in carrying away every
thing except few provisions. which with the
warehouses and railroad depots were burned
before we arrived They took every invalid
IRON the hospital and every letter from the
post Office hey dd not leave single gun,
ana had been moving away troops more than
six da,-, and stores mo weeks.
The citizens assert positively that B.aurcgald
was there in person and lett with It, All con-
cur in saying that never more than 100 600
troops were there at once, and usual much
less number.
The rebel Publications were five miles long
from the Memphis aud Charleston 10 the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, bat were much weaker than
we supposed They could have been carried by
storm at any time,
Col. jackson reports finding the road for sew
eral miles, strewn with knapsacks and hayer-
sacks, arms and canteens, showing great demon
aizaton. The woods are foil OF stragg ers who
are being brought in as fast as possible.
Probably between 200O and 5000, including
the entire 18th Louisiana regiment, are IN our
lines now Many Of them are deserters and the
balance have been captured since the evacuation.
A t. ). military Telegraph line was complet-
ed to this point tonight
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03

Chicago, June |. a special dispatch from
Cairo says an Arkansas refugee arrived from the
fleet to-day and says that Little Rock is fully
occupied by federaists, and that what citizens
remain are decidedly loyal. The Arkansas
State Legislature had scattered and the Govern
or fled the State. He i now at jackson, Miss
Vicksburgh has surrendered to the federal
fleet.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
Maj. Gen. Commanding.

WASHINGTON, June l. During the whole of
the battle this morning, Prof. loves balloon
was overlooking the terrible scene from an alb.
tude Of about 200O feet Telegraph co.nmuni-
cation from the balloon 70 Mcclellan. and
in dlrec; connection with the military was sue.
cesslally maintained, Mr.. Pax ,pdug Of Phil
adelpbi acting as operator. Every movement
Of ile enemy was obvious aoi instantly re-
ported
Tins j. believed to he tie frs. time IT. which
a balloon reconnaissance las Zen successfully
male during q battle. and certainly tie fret
time ID when telegraph has esu established
IN she air 90 report the movements 81 tae enemy
an tae lnogles ui "a btde.
The ooYat tnge to Con. Mcclellan mqs, have
been mm nso
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
EsT TELEGRAPH
DESPERATE FIGHT NEAR RICHMOND!
HEAVY LOSS ON BOTH SIDES
THE VERMONT TROOPS TTHE FIGHT.
70 THE FREEMAN

WASHINGTON, June The following despatch
was received az the War Department this az
tognoon
FIELD OF BATTLE. June !, 2 4. NJ. We
have had a desperate battle in .ucd the corps
Of Gems. Sumner. llentzeman nd Keyes have
been engaged against greatly superior numbers
Yesterday at Que O'Clock TIN enemy taking
advantage Of a terrible storm witch had flooded
the valley Of the Chickaholniy attacked our
troop. on the right flank
Gen. Casey's division, which was in the first
line, gave way unaccountaby 1d disunltedly.
This caused a confusion, duringwb the guns
aud baggage were lost, but &c. Heintzeman
and Keanev most CALAMITY brought up their
troops, which checked the enemy
At the same time, however, We succeeded by
great exertions ia bringing aero" Gems Sedg-
wick and Richardson s divisions who drove back
the enemy at the point Of the laYonet covering
the ground with the dead. Tbs morning the
enemy attempted to renew the conflict, but we're
repulsed at every point.
We have taken many prisoner, among whom
is Gen Pettlgrew, and Col. Long Our loss is
heavy, but that Of the enemy must he enormo g.
With the exception of Gen. Casey's division
the men behaved splendidly. S-yera fine bay
onet charges have been made. The Second Ex-
celslor regiment made two to da7
(Signed) g b. McCLETLAs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11
LATEST PROM TEE NoArH.

vs. received last night, the Baltimore News sheet OF
hias.sut from which We copy the following n'fr'
estipg summary:
La the House Of r representatives. but little vas done
b., oud the consideration Of the cosog sections oil the
a. bill
The rival OF the Niagara at New York places rs In
possession Of Europ'an sdvics - tne zSti uI Tue a.
Emancip ,tion message Of Mr. Lincoln u discussed a.
s,ne length in the English p,pes but ophions as 70
VI u, vary cons deraby Tn Oily N,ws and the STAR
both Of vi ich journals proSofth m In tne
tti,i, warm c mIe d the proposlIo1. Va Inc o.hef
hrd London Times "feaIs that the proposed utopia
of MD uise"-meanpg tho border save Stats
Vii bs M ,u of access nor docs il believe The propo-
stlon viii shake the resolution OF the Ssu'h. Regarded
inply ss the initial movement 10 compton, Sc, II
thought however, to bs worthy OF oscTs'on' Inc
Hera is OF opinion that both sides u r'gara IL as
dsaouorrg compromise ms Aorsis ros, Pto1ounoes
IL as "a puerle an vain scheme, whi.st the Loncon
Globe is inclined lock upon IL as p &c Gf political
rstsRy which 10 vel timed but which is also symp
ton Of deep misgivng in the Washington Cabinet"
From Washington leari that the Co pui tee OF the
WHOLE In the House OF Representatives, will complete
lAbors on the Tax buI IN lime 10 report II 10 TIE
House, prOb,bly on Monday next
The Boston Cou Ter haters itself With the belief that
the emancipation message Of Mr. Lincoln will brig the
AM, slavery qi ion end by aki1g the question Of
slavery alb ou.ey out OF The arena OF diseusso4 uutii
the owners choose move 10 the mater. Opinions DIFF
wildly in this Iespec[ hoHever, for Il was but the
other day tka. tho New York rrb ne luel the mes
says ne opening wedge watch was 10 rtnd slavery
in % frsgmens.
Some If tue Federal troops under Curtis have advanced
again IN Arkansas skirm:sh !, said TO have taken
place At Ptma a Ferry il whch the Coniederates Loaf
= few mel.
American citizens desiring to vs, Europe arc 10 longer
rcqu ob.a ain pstsors from the State Department.
or J aSeats but the nate Of ths United States has
paved bill oblging every American strla', before re
living sspor. any naturalization thereof TO lake
the oath Of allegiance.
The accurate knowledge OF the movements Of the Fed
eral army which xaiLised by the journals OF Richmond
and ok, 10 said TO excite mu,a Advertisements IL
Washlr gtoa.
From sam, earss or other the e,egrsphi, ctbl, which
was TO connect Fortress Molrce with Cape Charles has
proved sigusl failure.
Capt Bacasusp, who has bsen pronounced dead some
half doI ,nss ard not only dead bus actually buried
which il entirely in accordance with The customary
N ode OF proceedings in sch cases-s nov gradually
coming to He agAia The Fortress Monroe eorr,spol-
de OF the PAl.d phs Lquirer is, hosever OF opin'
o that IL killed. hs ooId lion Ia such that be
not egain take commAI "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11
FROM leland NJ. 10.

Asp cal de.Pstch 10 the Cincinnati GGI tie, dated
"0f Island No. TO-" March Sla says:
The mortar bombardmsnt is continued as usual, but
with much gres'sr accuracy TINS Rebels are strongly
forfyil the loser portion OF the upper battery, which
supposed completely slenced /; IS submerged, bu;
lag, gangs OF men and tee work upon the up
psr part, rtpSirng ard mounting guns. New and tx.
tensgs OF FORTH cations have been erected upon the
liu ore, and three or four ald large CAMS
tlbished. They have evidently been largely reinforced
new battery has also been established upon the Island,
and transports have been bhky flying from The head
t. toe 100; Of the issrd all day. Everything indicates
6 d.sper,,c battle. Tie day cannot be far CO.
A telegram dated Giro h irst s>ys:
bost arrived hers from I.l:1d NJ. 10, vtich leit
th,rs !1s uigbg reports that the fling resumed yes
s i mlEEi-g By or sunbess AID mortar. One o.
Or Shell barss unSn tie b. stesmer Winchester,
which -, her on fs, when tu7n: 10 the wl:er's
gdg, aGG sunk.
Daiug ID fling TIE L bells turned thei; l,l'irg bI,-
Terry up o a po'.d)a, and ;rird u reach s'H
10 in shot from Der FOUNDER re but ibs saot al fell
ar shor', sfier cou9- Of t,u-E u verng she
Vas takso back h.F Old p'-iiol. Sever, sho re
6'cd a, the Rebel rsusp "a ny GU GuaboG,s.
TIE Rebels er,elrC s,t"reo Ill alocg he Tennes-
.hor TO prevent The l.n1iag OF Federal troops from
Missouri.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11

HAuaHrY -Adjlt,ut General Wa,ne in letter
esu.y ~rII,u to lady, in susFer 10 II qgiry mad
by her but C, peer brass Cor gan me ali oouelud
o, s4yiag: Il mention THE, that We may No. have GU
rv 1t. pp 10 no purpose" IA 'h ;Ial annou c
men. Of the lac. Eas uuc led for.
TIE Common wealth p rpsira,es the foregoing D T
q Thor must have f1rgouen, We presume, wnen e
pe ned tie uaughty paragraph VITA, gave rs' 20 tie
celebrated Ordsr OF the GIrtei" in Eugnt, and the
motto OF u at crdsr " HJHi soft ga A'I P'H''-
4sgies-"E'il BE- 10 Linn that evil thinks ~. "e viz
10 evil 10 cur p.ighbJr and only notice the paragraph
II .st Gen. WAN right. /. seems, itOm cory OF a
l,uer Which atp.ss ia L S.ralUah E.w', Of Tuestay
lie, that he gallant G neral 5roIe: 81 m ntion this
tla. We may not have roof stripped TO 10 Pa'.
pass" T.. word "roCf'" vas urf9r unN'ely PIN ca
Svr,.r With tnis explanation, We tut that all the
coed wV-s Of the CousIry viii be Sairhsd aud Prton
tlst prir,Cll bul De- ~bO nisso,k the covering OF
house flr q ese Wi.hcnS whom the house sSelf woni
b .rcly, crea,y aud cold --Ai!dRtI IahH stHerr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11
DIED,

t. sri,v lornas istl Inst, o'clock, OLIVIA, -f. OF
ai Bar and d'u.hi Of MRS san AMI the late John
B.Ir.r - EsIreo
Ibs ri ala 81 he family Of Hr ted
ths gEs'A from hrSi Eaps (Of. BnusEg Chsr.h,
TIL, a. T.u at ocCk
Atthsre d,nss ft ft' sr Dr. p Mos.l y. II ne
u ekT gh4E, ftlGIh mornuy ths 9Th Inst, HAN9f
hOSELE lac tfths civ y kiet m0nl.
died IN tae fi hope Of salvation through cTuela Re-
q Lane. fhEsp
J,m-It1ru Ils-d on Tue Jay, sh Inst, 4 I'D fpsa'
ushS = WOOD, GnlJ OF CaAs. Wood, deceased,
NEej 2'yeis -
tew raelb'r Of CAPTAIN Jos W. Rar0s Company. He
leuVb m IA - three si;terI - mo irn b l-a.
al will sksp from s. Peters Oahe i-a' ibis eve
~ oeSck Ehh lis henis and eluananssi In
v ted vi b ut iur.her no o,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11
rs raoyA, KtE,sg AueI

----S------
~ sALh " On.. a,
,..d Fancy ,,ood. 81 aaetiou on a e.a.v.
kp n sr.Il oner a1e lon GA Tuesds. IN. LII
A. vii IL reserve cue nlre so 4 CT d. most Of which
,re nporI -,c N N Europ Def n, tia var and 10 vhith
t,c .snon II de e h,t and IN PARTICULARLY
Inyted We s,seI v IN mart
A'''N Eiss an q, s,a, Dinner and Tea Services,
Desert sets
Toll ~, s,,s
oSina ,rl,n and rsr, Gotta Ptchsu
kIeh q 4 \. II, hsulan Vase
r leu. Bo,tIe,
Jewe, soxes.
Bronie ard P.daa statusry,
al p,,ntpr
nh "a, al a, pse.nts,s
Wio. al,
Goblsis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11
Secretary Of War.

ATFAIEs IL TTBEI-As the bonbarim'nt OF Fr
Prl sk has commenced the following from the Saw
publican Of tie ins' vii be read with inc est:
The enemy are developing their work and policy d. y
bY dav. To have coaiinueu' lue o. work, reach
Ing from the Light H,ue 10 Kings Lsrdl.g arm' d
WITH thirteen IL roh motafs IL c'lImolads Of 10 ard
IA inches ard siI Parrot gus The exact force
ling hem ' 100 includ- uoNp, OF oil knds ard two
coDpaIi,s o. III ,cf snc', Geim.n and Irish. Tao b.
lercs at aud nss ,ndng 10 full rarge Of ou
guns at the F,rt and from eIp rimens recent,
rAc the uauder Of the Flrt is no doubt Of h 8
ability 70 m k 'hrr untsp'he
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11
NAV MILITARY pEPiR-vxSrs.

TIE iolos5g ord.r establishing ner military DEPART
m,its 10 Iu5lis'ed
wAk DTpAEIMsSr, April ih.- O-dusl-Frst; TIA
pp.,ion Of v,s,i. aud gsrynrd ling bot-son The
'aio ,pstiu 81 and -. Blu RiSge, shsli c,us,i.
u.osm ltary department - be G. lied the pIrrncnt
~ Shenandoah, aad De u, DIR the Command Of NJ r
G,oeral B,uks
Second: Tat portion Of Virginia east Of tire Blu
Ridge and west Of the Poiomsc a1d the Fred rckssu
Aad chmord Rircai ire I'D ne the District OF Ccu
b aud The ecu ','y b, Poousc vld PnuIent,
shal be q mil tIry strict to be cLed the D. pr ment
o. the Rlpp hammock, and be under TIE conmand Of
\ ! General NOD wi.
By order Of the PresiieIt
EDWARD VI. STANTON
# Wsr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11
FFLE0 HTO.
on YORr PULAsKL

SAVANNAH, April 10 There Is heavy hrirg !, The d.
rection Of Fort Fuaski this morning. The fight Of
SHELLS is plainly visible from this city.
enc ND PATCH.
SAVANNAH, April loh.-Five Of the sneny's batteries
comm, n,ed the atl. on Fort Pu uk at o'clock tbs
m,rnipg The Fort replies slo~y but d, liberahy. The
eaemys shells appear 70 bu some disAncs over the
Fort No apprehensors are fell here ia regard to the
Fort The bOmbardment -tnues heavy.
[rHRD DISPATCH
SAVANNAH, April 10. p. M.-Ths bOmbariment cor.
tiDued with undated fury until night but ceased wholly
about n o'clock No information Of the result has be
rec ivsj except that the H,gst Of the fort siot
of-all communication being Gu: Of 4 messenger, via
underground rsilroad, is looked for to night
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
SALE By CATALOGUE


ON Monday, the l4 lststt, at Wlrsseu1. We VI ]
~ SELL By .sss viLOa reserve he lagsa and most dc
slfzss assortm nj u
staple ana Fancy Dry Goods,
tfSsd at A. eli N tbs max , ny The tr. bkla
ott OF lar.s Iupoh ng ou Int bv iIpsss
tbs souh 10 ct der, rys 1k 10 81 q
plcK.ts the treE VII be 70 nd the oIounr 81 .:es
sca.es and d ,r,se Ioad-,yk.
$50 70 Eng % IN Ans-ics1 Pf'nts
leo 7uk.y s.dstd injured,
l01 do noe and extra tl,ek AlpA
90 do up.. ard s1t a Irlh Linens
~ do ii Ios line Linen he, unr
100 do ecud AMI Nj u md Jseoneu
coo do pzn I'd hsu I'd ~ iU lns
200 do NctSr,s, Null and q ols d,
2COD Table VI tbs apLi
ps 81 anil 0tTtb 9 DAus'k
5D0 llSd oIgautio J comes and Lawn
9Ons Jer 4 Psrs cryan les al Jaesaet Estes
ops Ia aa1 printed D,UgsS
co., MINI and .aits Linen UsHbTia Hkh
lvo1 do Cotton AOssty part eHgI slpsr.
ALSO,
BleschSd sheeti1ss sod Drirs
Huek Towe, Brillr IT, re ia Cords
Black ami White Lawns cTgsnfia
Plain flsek CIR glsns, Q inol.eg
Ba Cob.rgL lnd In
vii 9 JClAsIs, HIshop lkvni
o. ored Figure a evils Muslni
rgsrsd Breeale 40 &c
Tbs whole eonpr ting great valley Of Sta pie Goods,
supero {. any ock We have offered TINS ,sIon
goods vi bs really nnaon he morning Of the
sale
~ ferns cash.
splI-t5s Kevr PAINE o., Ases
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11
MORr YANKEE TnrrynO-The New York World

MOEE YAxKEE THIEyrSo The New York World,
s,y', ediorA.J:
Essre p.iISi to lesrn on authority We can hardly
dte,,d mat grave aud r baby valid chang are utg'
I'd sSanst the oTetSry # the IuteIior Tor improper
soeuaio and o'h-r nafeIsInee in tfiSs; aid tha'
there is srog lktliaosd thA; gener,l charge N the
chief ssrs # tie neror D,pSrmoEt will DO ucc,'o;'
~ ing the Pa'eut aud PeasioI eff e4 Such de-
lopDent- peculiarly unprop tcu' at the present.
tine, bus 4 tie gu !. uav Ist', IT, be irp lssibe
60 Overlook lusSer Has'o necessary in il time
of uis bat tn peopl hIuli hAya ABSOLUTE 6dsuCe
Ia the iutesry Of .vsry meIbsr OF the Adninsr Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11

HEGANcdDsEs TroS WooLLEt CcxPANr
v lsarl sJEs - IN relation % the cp r,lJs t tbs
c moIav, sc rsavsa 70 psi is- ME extent fen
tie s;rcigr.s pail sh-d in yess r!,y's Wig l. true
tn, "a dividend Eos the las: three months uAs rs per
cant be. the previous dividend o. 20 cent va fer
tas ceiiag four nouShs, aud the anterior dividend
v.sLr,e ps- cent making aggregate di7iie0d sre'
Is JIa. 81 Of orly 9osy eisi. p's cent: This VIC
dsrs;and ia med rae eFid nj compared -it iba, &c.
elArsd 6y eontenporassoul establishments 70 rect t,
Which, H nay be sufficient % f.y f,r TIE present ths
tie var Will no: "a: AlSays l, i due 10 tie n.
@. kW. Co, that We should STAG, upon IN "a. nation
fsraisas a. thu, thy haze spslei tSsir eRss net
eE-2-ys Gs several yc.ss 70 toe purchase Of msclrcy
aud in J-5T-a 90 Of sls' factory. II ,tis lad b en-
done b. - r-,5,,o o. cl2sd so,k The ividen e de.
Glazed d yea would tsrs ben rel4tv-iy sraL!cr Set
thsN Q & S. g. AVE bsaa Almost C1..C-vss occupied
In 6t.g G-75--a - c1c;rsrfs A. ErCss jccnsi re1-
Eolsbs, rP, 81 "a srges elsewhere by the ~
era asr; s-a,Z = a.ss rsu5 20 sell to sreculs-
t1rs, ana h,y c. 60 .sz,y, LOST toIaads OF doa.rs
vhea ,lsy li osss..'' aase rsa! ed.
We 1ssI NJ. s.y .,-t We I'd not rro1r'y 81; gle
on 3 L. g. H. - 0yilv Or sIp9su,c TO tn "a b.
lie. Ilfs v5--ss -s.. a.u,c-cas that dividend Lad
ban .-.s.e, ss.sc.. enc attention, IS l. dil tbs'
Of o-ssr, ana " -.,5vsl f--1 sense Of professional
dIty, % AID o.. v.ns sbsE c...lsud srd s-ke it
kloz-. " Save .psgil staorreace end contempt
70 ybs ECU. r:-s" shea iI .F.et4 the families Of
or brave .. 80 ..4 ale al proper oecssi,;s to
SI>o., gas .s5 l..r G. - s = 10 De eagaSed il Il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-11

KERIrKD LcKSowLEDsxESr - The following r,solu-
len, rryvioasy adopted BY the House Of REPRESENTS
tv,s, was concarrsd IT. yesterday, BY the Senate:
R.solrsd, by the Congress Of the Confederate States
o. Amersl, Tlat the thanks Of the Congress Of the
Ojufaderle Safes Ne emineI ~ due, AID hereby
tndsrSd the patriotic Eemn Of the Confederscy, f1r
the energy, zeal aud unriDg .voIon which they have
usicS Ell in furnishing voluntary coutr Buttons 10 our
soldiers in the fed and in the VAious military hospitals
throughout tne country.