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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28
J b. PAGE,
State Treasurer.

A letter from Admiral Lagrsyierre says
that The forward movement OF the French ar
my from Orlaiva cannot be commenced be-
fore the first week IA December
he Is Of the opinion that nothing can pre-
vent the French reaching to the city OF Mex
leo IN the course of January, although the
amy may have to fight the enemy once or
twice.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

Gov. Brown (rebel) Of Georgia demands
negroes 20 complete Notifications at Savan-
nah, and says he will Impress them. Why
don the sham democrats blow up the Cover
nor ior thus rltling with 1.-THE constitutions
rights of Shareholders" &C.:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

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on1.,ocs tbst 4, "a. @ sr,i a,, 10 ,,ts cote of our
,oly,s IA, he ti,, h. "a srr ,.boi A., sGo,I et oi-c
liz and confidently and 1--WE were In daouIt, now We
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ina, need e.emo " p,pcr. but len them come rom
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''IS'u "A a uii 'G' currency ci,ae ,, ....,
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repc, ,,6I1 nv gog. rro,.,. ,,. w, ,.'',i.o
a. Fi,,ch. n C.,"'.i,,t 'i t t,i ,-,,. ,,.,.,d for
the con.,tofion He,soosbt t6. 5i' VA. not oicon,,i
tatioral and our ,res , were sc, sstor,ouire lome
/ urpvi.ion m this Liad
/ Mr. Hub1cfl said he agreed with ihe gentleman from
Woodstock fCband,rI that IL this law vas uncaustitu
onal We had practiccd and lived under unconstitutional
! laws relative % banking Tor the last df,y years
He thouehtwe should Judge Tor ourselves Of thc COM
sttuonaty Of this question u course with doc regard
or tho opinions OF the wise and good that uuur udi.
t.cSr ,ris,ion,l rJ tb.., aryoi. o.,e5.
mo vess and ra,s v.fc Demanded Pow ST. Bacon of
d-y.t. IN ,,,ys 100 S,tb .,.s,.,. az t,,
/ lII was refused
sir Denison called uu Senate bHl ch Oh as of the
revision ing t1 hrluutati,u Of actions T,uIue
Nh ncnison thcnfmoyeI d., amend r,t r,rf uf icbiu
which provides that 800 nov urlnses minis. Boz boz Niituu
boy makiug % take eject -h,r Jauual, lsGI d..f., TO-
On Alr Dsni.oA's motion the provision. of l, t fe.
quiung such PROMISE tl De u writing was .,deAc. oat
and thc hil passed
Senate proposals of amendment 20 an ae. go rxt,nd
tbe cD,rfef of t1a Bank ID H.ttIl.,. Won. . rr,d
I'm
Vr Stone moved that whom flc House adjourn DO
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

About 8 o'clock last Thursday morning the
"winter quarters" ut Seneca were decapitated
Of their canvass roofs, and at half past nine
the regiment fell into line and commenced its
march for this place, seven miles farther down
the river, arriving here at 3 =. NJ. The
march was accomplished with but two or
three halts for rest, and but few fell out the
rank, The line officers assisted the weaker
ones by carrying their knapsacks and rifles
while they rested themselves and nearly every
man in the ranks, whose strength permitted
him to do SO, took upon himself the double
load OF his own rife and that Of some friend
to whom the weight seemed burden.
The Brigade is now all together, and great
expectations are entertained Of week or
two's drill, and then voyage TO Texas, or to
some point on the Atlantic coast. II is our
sole consolation, in leaving Seneca, that we
are at least going TO do something. The boys
understand that they came out here to fight,
that the job must be done, and that the soon
er they are about it the sooner they will get
/ home again
This seems to be healthier place than
Seneca, it being on high ground, two and a
half miles from the river The sick list now
numbers only forty, a decrease of twenty,
believe. in the last week. Only one death
has occurred since l wrote you last John
Mcbride, Co. 3.
More when have time Gao.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28
AFTERNOON
gIfNAfrF

The Senate on being c,lled IN order bv tho ee,,e,r
in no ,bserce ~ the Presidert and tbo' Prelnt ~
fsB,i,re ,ro,eeded 10 the ei,ction of . presid1, L
ts,o,.oyg' M Alien was n,,,nir,tsJ hs NJ No. l
"ndd by NJ Kirti,,J 5'is &C., d +Y's,, , 'J w.,
cstb ~ ygi,c ' ~ $1,000 '''
'aJ jt,,, RH,,i,,i,n Fr,p, ,, lt,,s. ~,
blv am Wr,lposJ,, g6b In,t a. a o'rl,ct y N 49,,
Al Adirt,nt and lnsn.rt1r Grnsr,l ID ,,,,'', ~
Geurra and a } udge advocate General: adopicd
Rcp0rfs.-By Mr. Kirkland Tor Special committee
House bi tide xxi, oh 100 relating 10 persuns ann
ed as fugitive slaves and Go prevent kidnapping RECON-
meudiug amendment by stkinl out section TO- allowing
person ell timed as htN 10 appeal 10 the county court
section n allowing the court TO which the writ OF la
beas corpus is Ietufnaoe direct trial by Jury on que-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28


Rep3ffs-by Mr. Balon, tor the committee OF Confer.
enoe, upon the dsagfeeng votes Of the two houses ella
tive the accounts Of town supcrineudeuis So mod
bing the prupDard amendment that ihr accounts OF stid
spofntendeuis hail be lodged iu the clerks office;
agreed 10.
The bill authorizing banks 20 issue bills Of less than
one dollar was takenup. Mr. huuton had leave 10 with
draw his motion 10 dismiss.
Mf Adams moved to lay The bill on the table aud make
IL the special order of Tuesday mornings disagreed 90
"a Adams said he wished 10 protest agsins, tuc pass.
sge Of his bill he did not believe that should pass
laN nuhb ing act of Congress, unless wished 90
deserve The name and reputation OF notifying state,
and De ranked beside south Carolina.
Mf -uutua SAID We were now troubled Tor change, bat
he thought the trouble would be- Of short duration
The United States would very coon furnish plenty of
postal currency They wercuow issuing IL az Dr. rate Of
one huudIcd thousand dol day soon our
hi, would be- relieved The manufacture ot heseh swas
work Of daytime plates must De oug a,crs
were never So busy. but NE principle objection was,
iha Il 10 direct violation " an actof Congress he
not csputud 10 take that stop lie thought the gen
ucnan from Coch stcr Mr. Adams) he'd well said that
should deserve 90 bee ranked beside the state OF
south Carolina, II we did IL was iuI uese Ieasuna Doc
moved 10 dismiss the ul, but hiding gentlemen were
determined 10 have test yutr bee thought perhaps q
suuld ssNe time rs taxing ihe vote un the IAssage
M Chandler saa ihal hs hsd i.tufuo,d tAv tiI and
Fas la eone manner itrala.tIit 600 a. W. N,rr vih
VI tvIr ncl i-~etfe l.a'Hng iiud ui iuhsNtul stl
ihai hsfr 49, a., "l ira uf art ht ,Heuls'rr he
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-28

Charges Preferred Against Ad ]. -Gen.
Thomas.
We learn from source which We deem
entirely reliable, that charges Of a serious
nature against Adjutant General l.. Thorn
as, are now investigated BY a Court of In.
euiry, over which the President, as Cum.
mander-in Chief, presdes. These charges
are understood to refer to some serious
irregularities in his department. II is
stated that some time since General Hal.
leck and about twenty other officers N the
army-now under the grade Of staff Off
cers-received letters dismissing them
from service. These missiyes were signed
IL. Thomas, Adj. Gen. by order OF the
President Gen. Halleck and several
other officers Immediately referred the
matter to the President for explanation,
when Mr.. Lincoln emphatically declared
that he knew nothing of it, and at once
Instituted Cour. Of Inquiry to ascertain
whence the order emonated. Some of
these orders were ante-dated, and not a
few were dated prior to the appointment
Of the officers sought to be dismissed.
The Adjutant General is made respon-
sible for all irregularities in bis depart
ment. 1t is possible thrt, owing to his
extreme age, he may have been imposed
upon by some person having access to his
office, and that the papers are forseries
Pending the result Of the Investigation,
his functions as Adjutant General are un
derstood to he suspended N. !. C3m-
n,ercial .idr0rtiSer.
lake Y9uR CHOICE There are two
ways to tell story. Elizabeth Barrett re-
lates the following episode in her history.
First time he kissed me, he ouly kissed
The fingers Of this hand wherewi.h |
write;
and ever since, it grew more clear and
white,
Slow to world-greeting, quick with it. oh,
lstt'
When the angels speak. A ring OF anne.
tbyst
l could not wear here palmer to my sight
Than that first kiss. The second passed
in hight
The first, and sought the forehead, and
halt missed,
Halting in my hair Oh, beyond need
lha. was the CT cam Of love, when loves
own crown
With sanctfying sweetness did precedo.
The third upon my lips was folded down,
In periec, purple state! slice when, indeed,
l have been proud, and SAID, Ny love,
my own.
And very stupidity told, too, according
to our unpoetic notion. For instance
what is perfect purple state ?" SUIT Loven,
good, with whose quaint sayings many Of
our readers are familiar, explains a simi
lar operation with good deal more Crap
hic truth, and fully as much poetry, as
follows -
II happened to pass next day. Of
course stopped to enjoy look at tkc
TEMPER as she war nifty lovin to me-
She put wun arm round my neck, and
luther wun whar the circinsle goes round
b oss, tuck the 'inturn on me with her
lett foot and gin ne kiss. Says she,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-28
IaiEOETtsT FACTS:


A. No. J. ihi> 'slHranN being dris licensed
the1 |"" "Ihts "Ic protected against Infringe
i' Ml1'' "t - ftI"n.
FA'i NO - ht>" AtrtnHrs make the lock-stich
r''N' 'h Go III ".'i's ANA Use little less than
nan a. i"-th ih''"t "Gd SIR as the chain or loop
>t,A 5@A'hli"N.
7 AZ NJ" th'-" MAJ bi'"S are better adapted
t.'t@ any "i"" s'"3h- ma hiHcS in the mafketto
II" h't"1h' ''ah%.s ana almost endless variety Of
~'"It~ i't"'''' "a d fanny. iheE VIII sew from
one /" '"'h3f 'n.Nn'N> Of Mafs"Iiies without
S''.tii'r' '" i''N, '',iN s'it'h perfect. 1hey
W. eve" -" '"'" t''e hh"St sauze TO the heaviest
- "N" -" s'oul' nara leather, without
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-28

How THE SEcEsu "LADiEs' in New
ORLEANS INSULT oUh SoLBIEas.-A New
Orleans lady, Of northern birth, has writ
ten letter to friend 10 Boston, por-
ton Of which has been published. The
following is an extract Such forbear'
ance, on the part Of naval officers and
marines, ! never heard Of before AS for
the commanders and troops Of the Fede
raj army, too much can never be said in
their commentator and behalf. see,
speak, and write of them with pride
Such uniform perfect courtesy as they
have observed from the moment Of arrival
TO the present hour is perfectly unprcce
dented and unknown, and they have had
so much TO bear. So called ladies would
hold their handkcrchieis to their noses as
though their oliactories were inhalng
putreGca,ion or something worse ; and,
more than this, would compel their slaves
to do the same, in addition, often, of spit
ting at them, too. How decradingly low
their course is you may infer from the
Order No 2S.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-28

D3&trfct Elgrs. \ r,
CuNl&aInN. ; T.
Through which gentlemen all arpii, atoms from
the saId state and fsrrtorl mast to made.
August }, lSel--ls
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-28

ToUcnlSc.-The Philadelphia Inquirer
gives the following as an incident occurT.
ing at Fortress Monroe, on the arrival of
the wounded from the late Richmond
battles:
Among those brought to White House
was rebel Colonel, who had been shot
through the lungs. AS the appeared TO be
dying, Mr.. Barclay asked him if he wished
any thing done. lie said Yes" and
gave the Commissioner the names and
address OF his wife and children. "And
now said he, task God to forgive me
for ever having any thing to do with this
wicked rebellion Mr.. Barclay asked If
he desired him to pray with him. lie
answered in the affirmative, and, after a
prayer, petitioning the forgiveness of Al
mighty God for his sins and His iatberly
in,erposi,on on behalf of the soon be
widowed wife and orphaned children, the
penitent Carolina raised his trembling
arms and threw them about the neck Of
Mr.. Barclay. and kissed him again and
again. The brstanders were all in tears
as they turned from the affecting scene
and walked silently away.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-28

'Sut,y, my love, I've got sunthin for you
"a new sensatiun and | believed it,
for l begun to feel it already Ny toes
felt as ef mlnners were nibblin at una
cold streak run up ard down my back,
ike lizard with turkey hen AFTER him
IN setiin time, and NV stummica vas hot
aud dissatisfied like l''
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-28

They hay" TIA" highest stimonias nj r:ifcates
IN their favor 'r'" Families and the put IT. press
ih"y will run backward and forward making a
sI"e al Ii and Chaotic stitch on all kinds Of fabric
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-28

ADVERTISEMENT -,

ne Ad,rrtiscme nts required te he displayed will
he rharged extra rates.
pa On advertisements uf i've squares or more Ga
a term Of not less than Nv" mouths. a d.iur tiuu Of
70 psr c-ut on The Hhovr rates will l." Nllnwri.
nr Yearly contracts, which will b. made On the
most fHT, 80 hir tcrtp~, solicited.
n4 TtS4s:-- Alliance payment required all
cases, except uudrr special contract.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-02
HrAoQUAxrERs DEPAErNtSr o. HISSIoo,
RcHAoSD, Va, nareh Gu lse1.
General Orders,

General Orders,
Ts Proy slrs % Hotels a1d BoArdnS Houses VII foFih
v,S reoo = Provost A4=shA, IN psaei OF al su-s -
sir hou,ea of all perssas n heF enpoJmsn
Ia Of .rrvalri sso be unlae' 20 re PrsVoh AAnaA
a.irr ~ - ~ q The hcu-s Of 'OA Ands n
nj .e-y slzle e-ei ani 5EnsrBot dNek ana oi1,r puo
lie Veh L. VI report he PUyosi aAls1l tl7 oeAnoa o
sir st.8.s re of the Tsss HaeEs Ae Ih-y
~ Nsl ma d4ls reports Of P.r'ont oa he 'aoaAang
eJultry pa taI Q o. ca ria y-t In The rstAh'eA
~ Ne s--1a pc rsd eeyo1d ne eor2oEa1s iTis
a. ihs ctF h h,rs As- hc h'rs-oAee Sta7u
sADs Dvsr o. 3tsFs coAssss are psrAy oroiiden hem
I'd NJ p>sass oa uthia he tsn nlea OF eoaat
las, Transport sn lao t'e ciy, eF y d
tAnt pl.ees uai u p-Tous have pANportl
L \ PAGk
nas-e A A, GenerAL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-02
FIFTY DoLLAks BOUNTY!
ATTENTION v0LUNTEERSl

TIEUe HATLEY NORTON Of ths Naval BaieEy, l,u
IL -urag he past yer, having bssn duly autho Esd %VN
n atcr t1ry NJ War Eit - app-Ob ,ion A-d tYIfS
O,A Of s.or easrn nag ude 10 tase and orsaliIe s1z
en- ny o. l25 N, fer tls no ktow Naval B.tis-
rY onas n iportu iy hsa thy Aos .0d ed cOur
AZ s: IN Of tsr country, and In one OF
the 10 IA ms l. TIE Sou b. ra st .tet
IN Osha ed tssy l. nor compile ell AMI prospects Of
e.dy ada Of IN, enemy TO Is pdn. he op,nng Of
tie sp ing Cam Jaigo, i,s ees,Ny that his cam
VI nd ned at early ble aud oii also
iaaue Al all thn.s Vrg heir eoGnr,S terstt At
la ten IL he AID and to foand pGsG where they
can r5sd he IN most eGieent .tTyl e.
exg nd II the will p. m. furi ughI to
all eai vii b gralte 4ypaly and certain
be- ma ne sb isat from ths any al stated tim
APPLY 10 LIEUT. rOsT0J,
At Duvals Drag etore, Richmond,
mhis-l&s or 1t tie NavA Battery, YosItovn-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-02
rsNH9 VALUABLE FARM KNOWN As Oak.
l. land, In the County OF Henric lying oI
z hickah OmiDI hIver, ten mi. . \ IN of HI d

. hfckahomiDy hiyer. ten mil. Nerth Of n IA
niond, on the R. ". aud II. h. H., for sale NJ
.. T.nCti.n The sitsIrb'r Will rt at pu a,cton OF
Wednr sday, he day OF prl 1891 Upon the premise
encng e O'clock ~, that mo,t vilua e rtle
htaatifu fim no oakland ut In bg about Sc
lying the th.kahominy var ten mi ith CT The city
Iiehm' nj
This farm mary ,seiaes that very desirable
bounded ti. st ty the Iehmond and Freieri bur
Rsir ad, the otl tast BY ihe Clc ahomny h.,r,
the uh BY The land Of John RoyI and ohtr Tie III l..
wing tAe ope from the v,od aod
rhe'o ab1ut ~ ceued. basne avly wood O.
1hs eTtEe uni high ttat of prov ment u'yaor
a1d H.. been estty II u-ed and Ice we'll d
ave a Ids With plsnS fence
sElilnss large and soac'o-s The DIVE 'm-le 70
the Odaio Of large s. IN. B. les AID
lores are stly new and go)d order Aw OF exceftn
water the y I'd egst te fIlpg In N place
bs dei be eth tie Chck homny for 10 "a
Ad oi ing n, estate there sha gool ist AMI saw mid.
1hers about 100 u trees Of in the pie
nhproSerbsl kr being hea thy AMI the nishborhood
e.li n
thai -nout and adjoining b sci hiss o..
To appeeis this Is ate only rece'sNy 10 vev IL an
III sc who may &c ri n do Inv ted % erinIn the
My SON. res Ing the farD vi take peasu show
gi.
offer this usb. estate or ether reno1 tim my busnss
inte city, which require ny vtoe tine and itten
IN.
TtRss sfouh cash, IN. m1'nder t ard yea fo
OF abls n)tes teresI ad ed, and
The taxes and nIurAnee for 1864 b, pad b. ue ehaser
WM. T.YLO1
The properly be treated for ivaely before day
sie
nh9s-td JAeM TAYLOR SON, Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-02
INHs VAxUABLE FAs N CALLED "CHDS
l. HiIl,n three end "a kaf miles eass OF 1iri
m ond. cODtai ming thyee buDd ed nd tWent

1--we acres, tog ther u f'h p rsonai. dects cher
IA, for sale Auction. the Request Of Ctsrids
'setdsy the sth tp, l-'s At II otock, Ne vsluAi
frm l1ctt aNfV, II nlnS 32o soia Nc th, lsD
Dr viii am Clr,tan Dr. Jo II. Friend aai Coess
sin seEae 1he inprC,er'nBc 'ns si Of dssnrg ntSs
iy; -oon' Ab e, corn h)u taeeo hus., ssd ether
ui dn's About 100 In land veil Sal 10 Glove. A.
o ares In pire a. on 10 tror a al or vth vbd
said s,olt 20 cords per Th s'rin -
In ehrl ahoniny low sroun h dovtel tbeut 1ee bssht
Atsh y'te zee el III. locstcn Is very Ltaltky
t neisl borhood Inexc sp'lnpsbls.
med aely afer ire sale the !and al the pe.se1sl
the vi he ssd, consisting Of fodder shutk
a ,ots. ca mules, or'es . d farulo Implements.
tosso 81 gwen q, e II ., quir,d
TEsNs 70 the estate onethird fAt baanes Ai ons
a's, or tons tea intlrest, secured sy at esse
SOM, effects all under 500 h ovsrthstan.
nihs c,edt for ~ owed end peietbie paper
NH - GcDDIN 4 Ape iBoH AgetL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-02
HEADQU ASrERs DgPART aEST OF REIA O.,
RcHaoSD Va, harsh An, iSS1 I
GENERAL oR1EEA !

vrtae the autAory conferred By General ders Ne
Ast.at and Insp-c enerAs ne, nArea l lso1 CAPT
A ,gods l. appel led darsaAl of the Cts of II
1rd Aag ani oad ~ e3aniry III ths adAee
% tn -ilrs.
IL h Passport once continued Al s pre- NJ location. a.
Dr. ehAru, Of ne Provost MArlhal
III "a. dsl,l AID dF ,aoa o. vinoas s-irtioas All
nA.Eqar-s or otae iat x,Atns beverages IL so1le ps
h5ei vii civ 0rce bV ne troVost var
% .gAnl al % oani ds ing Gel ing, diving ASAy Or
In any nA-n - os.ng " sncl bvyrrageL
~ Al 5as q eve tsxrss except those h the servlee oi
the . Ccufdtr.e hAyiag ArGa 10 her Pos'e,ea
VII ~ he JdaA5cs O'Far wva, on or e'i'e
s sh aarrh Osfsts ney I'll Be sctEt Aad tAten pa
1sao- - NGrshsL Arms eelns Eg % We saLs
oFyir.A delivered Del INN a. te STATE srsea
A q q II. "a . tin Is ueani q
s5rds "a onsts aoahs bArruei sAct s1as And psl OF
~ "a - nv b- useful IA tn a-A ConPsrsAtan s be
al, pif,e rigered tAke1 i7io p1h' rae ana
Gov.rnA TIE Pubhe vice VII b. ~ s2tei r
b. Or1s- af RrE tea JE4. X WrSpEA Con a. Ae
l. PASK
nA5-u ASS. Aci'G oea-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-02

MIR HENRY KAYroN, OITIJIaS. formerly Of Pstsrshu-S
Va has ..tsf 80 81 Main s:rst ware fe VII os
PsAea h5ss ~bos stht need Improving Asre ShAi
RsTrsourz PAGE says: -
W.. ne "a sr,s plssIure In reeonusndng Mr. HsaJ
Kayts sldEeaE fesrsburg and urroun eouny, as
a Osasa q ns ests "e hNV1 uet hi5 Hhd ioana
thAs sutd Win spreAs better hAa eGald have zone
ca ssEe. And - h-ni ankin ih very mpot mt Rs
an - rcqu gea deA of k1oSedse 11t
fch tnphst ca l. ae-Vs n. AAytcn Ases1aA We
DAvI. NAY
Rev q COTLEs,
Kew sOFr StCiAiLS,
"A -Es WArtON,
wd PsITCH 20,
sQsH R-v 10 ~ ksRE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-02
LrGHr AaTILLKRY-s5o BOUNTY.

WE authorized to raise Company for f.e!d lxn
w Arle for the War, and appeal - Our old fuN
fafds snd ls5cias IN I'VE eourIry and tseVhere to S
i,tIaE IN pdrpos, Pc ie ng E3
on Company viii report 10 u. atsn9o 10 ehnonn
oc chas p lie PA.tss Warehouse Lynehburg or be'ery
Worhan Pei ar as Amherst, authorized 70 receive
enl slnentt for the CJupsnf.
Legaurs ysHeriAy, pssssl reso'uior )riddns
any core stse Con
service ss6ectiuE NH -diae dR; nov
the time - escape that drAh
oothlng Of best qu ,ny win be f-pssed at a5yernnss
prices aad Yy Dolsrs Boaa! I'D as mrIesed io ser
r1- Add;.ss y :, Lynehburg or Richmond.
Ju0. I. ETBANK,
tahs-u VA TER q TrapIr.
tsJAN'rBD- -Chestct1l- -lg cavalry 80 Hecruith
" be received lls oOupanT ThGrecrult "a be
ued pry aon shi substebce Cm the time AID
piac. Of stnent together with the Ct 80 bouu,y
Apply ReeeitnS once, Gary street, door to the
Stf re Of A. 4 Moore W. b. woQLoBJDdE. CApt,
mhb-ln Recruiting Ofeer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-02
H=aDGUARrEss DEPARTMENT OF HTNnco.
RcsHoSD. Va, March IN, lSSa.
GENIAL ozDEE

GENIAL Orders
No.
J-hn Pot-r g Appointed Provost 1arIhal of the
ssy o. Schuoa srd Cartlns SodSia AAd J. hAyaAra
A.. sppcut-d AssstNat Pc ostaArtoAla
elmmzncaSas Ve2 " Urttte1, eonesrans ptsPotl "
tAe oel on q 6lzrts be % ne no o. s@r'nA
ne city II Rich hlOn1 h divided intl two hhiA,' Do
tr-. by ns eoamsreng a. hAyos sudgf ana aaalns uP
IA ,urs 70 Nain heace AAia 81 % 6oV-rno, or
i strest ls street, uP 2 tt,cs 70 NE INIT o. 'a-
city ,. q, -,
c.n..in A u 6olsn ard he uts Of sii lne ander
tAs ,5razAn4 q GAatknJ J O kAynard - -
M s.,us! Na-cut b!a . Appolnt=d Chis. of Pclee.
By order sf Bdg -Gsa- !so a NS1E
L Z PAGH
General
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-02
MOST VALUABLE BRICK RESI- HENCR Oh
WI the oIlh de Of VI Ain. beIMeen Fir

II -
M the oIth de OF Main, between Firs
q Al toushee sire q, and Vaiu.ble Private
Residence, nt the NORTH Bast Corner of Msi
and lst -Ireets, at suctioD.-ws Will 't, troa ~
pre- ase hJnDAY he 2st day or Apr commencing Al ~
p ~ valuable pdvas Resiisnce, located the ort
ride Of Nan Street teiwsn lat and Iouhee street, 10 N
occup ncy Of & b. libse ESQ II csnisa II lnye viii
closet, bahhou,e hot and coll water, gas and throug
III entire u1 nv together wis III lex kt.hen cont 10
log four Al.o Brlsk ta>le Carriage House. fnok
Hors end Other buc igs This sdml able arsrgs
for the jAtion Of "a sE family, and 10 In eee
lent order loc tied 10 very desirable nelrhborh
to bus The lot fronts IS feet and sxends bae
lG5 fsstto vide, paved alley.
valuable Building Lot adj iii the vs hsv.ny the
front and depth. well se. with the choicest Fruit Trees
Grapes, &C.
Wrmmediatey ater the above will be s,d tie large Bc
Roienee located al the no h-as ire sscon II mao
stree nllg - rtsidenee OF Tneod Robertson E.q
IA he occIpaneV OF Mr. Edwin DibeI It on,sns about Il
rJoni ard stitched large Brick Kitchen The Let tons
feet end pAck 100 feet o, a. o. street
TsRHs-0neth rt sh balance At and 10 moLths o-
gotAb notes inerst aad and secsredb By sHut deed
Taxes aad nsu Tor 1862 be paid by the purchaser
m 2S I'd Jas. II TAYl0t&s.H, Aucts.