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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-08

p" Four Farm H An DS.
One Of them to be qualified to act - head
man. on place near the city. Apply 70
A. ID. WILL ANS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-08

w by one not liable to military duty, He
can teach the Olassics and Sciences. Best of
recommendations furnished a. TO intellsotu al
and moral character. Address Up. N. 81. -"
Gainesville. Prince William county, Va.
NH 8-<t4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-08

YOUNG GUAkD.-
RECRUITS WANTED.
TAis Company having decided to re-enlist.
want about thirty recruits. Old mem bers and
others wishing to 20 into tho service with this
we'll known company. will leave their names
at my Once.
Recruits will receive the bounty Of 50 dol
lars, uniforms and eq ulpmentS Iurnisned nee.
VIM A OHARTERe,
Once ON llth, between Main and Bsnksss.
-Stt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-08

A,rN ~ e.ss.-a ~ 1891 v.y eh,k-a
IN md superior plsntxsisa hran~a n lssg~
khdu.. iust seesi ssd. ftx sAls b.
Nh s-stsCrl CItAH. rALMaa.
0 ,sle :, s So: AID T g y ssS ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-08

" NATIVE GOLD!
NATIVE GOLD!
Wanted to purchase, native Gold, for the
manufacture OF an article Of commerce much
used in ths Southern Confederacy. The high.
est market price Will be paid for any quantity,
either Large or small. y. 0ENNEr,
NH SLOT l49 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-08

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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-04-30

RICHMOND; ApfIl 1o---iLc ellEittt S1HEtS" = .
mouth nearly opposite fredericksburg
On Thursday the yankees appeared SIX miles from
Falmouth Our piclets were driven in SeFeIli we're
wounded i'll the infantry and caEary seGt ouE Iue
enemy twice repQlSed them, and being IN larger t7rce,
advanced Our troops fell back to Fredericksburg and
Set fire to three bridges across the river. THEY also
burnt three steamboats, and twenty-five vessels loaded
with one hundred thousand bushels Of corn! and
hundred bales Of cotton the depot. The panic OF the
inhabitants was tremendous Our troops cvacu*ted the
city. The enemy fred shells after them, wHic9 struc
The cotton factory doing much damage.
The rolling stock Of the railroad Company TaT saved,
The senate passed the bill increasing the postage to
ten cents on single letters. Also the house pill pro-
hibiting the sale of cotton, sugar and tobacco to the
enemy The house passed bill to raise Lands Of
partisan rangers.
RICHMOND, April 2O.-The senate on Saturday passed
the house bill appropriating fifteen hundred thousand
dollars for the construction OF railroad between tsa
weston and New Orleans 1t also passed the house bill
to provide for the organisation of the partisan hangers
The senate refused to in the resolutions OF the
house resembling the resolution Of adjournment; on tee
DIST inst III both houses the report OF the JOINT con-
mittee on the flag and SEAL with accompanying design
for flag have been received. The field is to be Of
white satin, having in the centre device OF the sun
on azure; a shield and one star for each STATE The
house postponed the consideration Of the report Tor
the present: yeas 49, noes 81
RIcHMoSD April 22.-The Knoxville Register Of
Sunday has reliable informatonrom eastern Kentucky
that Gen Fremont has left that section with fs whole
force, some twenty thousand, for Corinth
The yankee gunboats which went up the R9ppahan-
mock river last week. passed Urbana yesterday, out
ward bound with three captured schoonerst
There was bold but unsuccessful attempt pt thirty
convicts last night to break Of the peniFemary.
NORFOLK April 2O.--There heavy c&nJ:onading
Yesterday afternoon at the Rip Raps, roa which 81
Shells we're thrown at SeWcils point WITHOUT damage
rl;1nl,a If
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The Memphis Appeal learns that general George 2.
Cruenden has sent in lis resignation 20 the var de-
partment, his intention being 70 retire from the ser
vice and remove Is Texas Hes displeased at the treat
ment Ii has met with at le hands Of the government
authorities
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~ yesterday morning whjla = s0
passenger tram On the State road regular NAH
-deDoh"la, or btg Shauly and H. stopped ses@
ana passengers were At breakfast aeer, con5eo.
Unknown, after having cut loosa N lour 1eass"f
lEee cars got upon the engine ny oot Tie loseros
sway NE an arrow, leaving the bs, steam aud @
cars passengees conductor, eDoiSss5 and passen,'
ostM amazemeat at this uupaTalais,s ad train bsss
rage and surprise. sAd daring er.
some distance above they tore II !,
down the telegraph wires and went y sack and on
VINO inquired "he they were, or gbss sSsig 70 no,,
tram meant that they had some or NV gsa an Qlus
ana the engine anu Train had been rs s1S q qoFJ
ing og me governmental great hasa ~ss1 mat lo,
der 70 our FORCES near huntsville. sSI taepQs.
I !neF arrived al kingston, where ths,.
IEel5ht ram "l0 went Oh the turnoDtes 'ae dow
they understood the schedule and MINI tn
the road. A. the trains passed them : ofklg d
thereon MAGE we same inquiry Of them - coldgas,
unusual tram aud received the same enlgH,
powder 70 oen. Beauregard's army. l. sAsf--takiag
down tram passed and the switch coni45 5'oA as d;
they shot away with all their speed AMI r " Changed
" e learn mat a tram has been put II r.. s.Fly.
having repaired the track-ald bonpss -5su 9, do
them before they reach any Of the man, " oFerQs.
the ChcamauSa and other streams n '..lses across
are Lincoln emiSsaries, sent down anon. ts45 Tier
these bridges to Ietard the moYemeRtoo a.. destroy
the thought IS a serious one. "oopS aud
For cool impotence and reckless da,;,, :.
anything We nave ever head or readof i, rs oeati
agony OF suspense to hear the denopemant sselDaa
ana daring an achievement. strange
= 0.-once the foregoing was in trna
celyed additional tculars-thougb notf;, 4sFers
The conductor at big Shanty, Mr. Frlar a's'
he found his engine gone in SO mystpron5 = sool a
Ing manner, brought into requisition S .a Start
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Memphis; y D fIy, th La Shreveport; Edward b.
toWtEeS i llth La columbus Ie&us' nenry b"FNtIail,
4 ltn Ia Shreveport; John hecgah = q Ia, =. =;
Jerry AutfentiI TN La Baton houge Michael larFoI,
- llth La y u u Nolan, n ~ La dc; ililam y
EehrF3 ! lath &C. faFheFsgn!e ~ oioh j.. biYthe :,
DO Fillmore, 20; Aipeh = thompson A ao; hluaen,
de- james - GesIil =, 90 .9hreEeRort az; 9trolheF
TidweII + do Monroe DO; John Mau~an, =, 9th Miss
no homr r. E Balm, i 10th In, Farmersyille Do; GJ
Brown. T, do, Mansfield do James Morehead G, do,
Shreveport do Harvey NJ Nettles A. Loggy bayou, DO;
Geo n Alden, a az, Beltyllle %; lhomds = Carter,
or the above wounded, the surgeons Of tile hospital
informed me that not more than three or four are in
critical condition
TtsHosnHGo HorEl HospITAL.-Thc following is a
lis Of the wounded L0uisanans etakcn from the fed
cras I'll Friday thc 1lth inse Privutcs J T Davis E.
18th La; T. A. NRol F. 4th Lax j. Muggrah c. 18th
La; G. Craney G. Isl LII John Gilmore + Isl La; Peter
Hedcrman @ lst La; Ad0Iph Seaman G. 18th LIN; W
Balock, I'll La; J. Gallagher LIST La: B. A. Bennett,
l9th La; j. FaIIeA It'll L. corporal c. Johnston Isl
La; Lieut. DuIcy Avery 18th La; Lieut. Broussera 18th
La; J. Gilman, F, 1st La.
Ar1uE C0iLEGE Or GENERAL Observation-Disclosures
T. 18th r.. Hunks K. list La
?" COPY Tue following DECISION q me Confederate
dis.uet coart HoM tne Ne1oE'tr PupiisHed N IEler,
smut" eoQAtf Ie4is, "Ae'e 'e supreme court o. the
s5ate holds ils SESSIONS
CONFEDERATE STATES
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Tie Tyler Iexas) Reporter 81 the 2ith inst, says
perhaps in ten Years past s. heavy rains have not fallen
in This section Of country os we're here Thursday
Friday aid Saturday last Tae rain began " fill in
torrents On Thursday evening, just before night and
continued almost necessarily until Saturday night i
literally tore up tie ground, and fences, Sc, were
made 70 get further" in hurry. We suppose that
many farms have been up and the crops injured,
while we learn that others in better locations We're not
hurt On Sunday i cleared Of cool, and Sunday night
jack frost revealed himself 10 tie derimcnt Of all ten
der vegetation
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The vcEsburg Wing says, the Eicksburg Shreve-
port and Texas railroad trains Will Be obliged to stop
vcr7 soon on account of the bgh water ana adds how
tire mail will be carried over, Or whether will be car
ricd at all, I'VE cannot yet tell The back water from
New Carthage is orer8owing Madison parish rapidly
Tie Wing complains again Of remttaoces BY mail
from Texas being puroined Indeed we tbinIS il full
tneto cease this kind Of robbery especially a. the
mittances now-adag, embrace shiP lasters Of every
dcgrcc-if the employees rob, let them steal the
l2ather mail bags horses and stages.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-04-30

The Confederate congress has passed bill increas-
ing the postage single letters e 10 cents We have
always advocated the necessity Of raising postage to
is former rates Give and let I've" Is Old but d
truthful SAYING We should not saddle all our expenses
upon government. i is more laedabe to ai3her than
to extract subsistence from her.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-04-30

THE WEATHER Ne OUR TASK publication, spring
like weather at last has e i1 with occasional showers
Planters generally Guy W have had too much rain,
especially for bottom Ian d.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-04-30

MORTALITY AMONG SoLDIERs.-it is ostmpressve
fact that the mortality among soldiers from disease is
altogether greater than that caused by action upon the
battle field 1t ought never to be forgotten for an
slant by either officer private, while the government
should find in it the reason for the utmost vigilance
over the health Of the army, and for the adoption
sequently, OF the most vigorous, comprehensive and
effective measures to promote It, TIE facts upon this
subject startling and ought to be universally
sidered Take the Mexican war for example, Our en-
tire loss in round numbers thirteen thousand men
Of this number only fifteen hundred and fortyeight
were killed in battle ordied Of their wounds All the
others died Of disease. But these figures do not
exhibit the whole truth startling they are for in adj
diton to the eleven thousand and malt who died Of
disease about many were discharged and sent
home in consequence Of sickness Many Of these never
recovered from the diseases they had contracted; but
afterlngeriug on for years il life Of slow torture at
last succumbed. The whole mortality from disease in
The Mexican could not have been less than fifteen
or sixteen thousand against many hundreds killed
in battle who died subsequently from the effects Of
wounds.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-04-30

A THEORY OF THE RAlN-May it not be that the ex-
ccssye rains of the present season are due to the heavy
cannonading attending the operations Of the contendng
armies? This superstition is very nearly in accordance
with the theory Of Prof Espy the "storm king who
held that by The disturbance Of the.atmospherc
rents occasioned by the large fires rolling up columns
Of air, rains might be produced
We recoIlect that during the campaign in the Crimea
eastern Europe visited with extraordinary rains and
the operations Of the armies were greatly impeded by
the storms and floods that occurred.
The battle Of Bull Run was Immediately fOllowedby
remarkable rains for midsummer, which commenced in
Virginia and extended throughout the whole country.
It is moreover noteworthy fact that rains dur
ing this wear have been attended by degree of hun
der and lightning very unusual in the Understanding
the supp0sition that the clouds have been SGdden
ctntrated like the storms of summer, and not by the
more gradual processes of the winter months.
i 1t is hardly necessary to adduce facts to show the
great and widespread agitation OF the atmosphere pro
duced by the discharges Of other loud reports
Every one has experienced in the breaking of window
panes by the discharge of single six or twelve FOUNDER
and the rattling of windows caused BY clap OF thun-
der We remember a report OF ascent OF Bronaut
from New York, number OF years ago, on a 4th oil
july or other Joyous occasion on which were
| fred He reported that while he altitude OF
a me.or more each discharge violently affected the
air as almost his balloon, and that the agita
ton of the atmosphere great 10 hurry his
turn to land Even on the such discharges have
4 very great eect-wness the frequent raising Of dead
bodies by firing and the killing Of the fish about
! Pensacola during the heavy bombardment there.
Such facts and coincdents, we think, render quite
plausible the theory that the unusual and extraordinary
rains with which we have been visited during the ex-
isting war have some connection with the warlhe opera
! ton Both rational deduction from known facts anC
tile observation ofconcurrent phenomena favor the idea
columbus Enquirer
! HIqHlY IMPORTANT 20 TAX PAyERs.-The following
dispatch from c. G. Memnnger secretary OF the treasu
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-04-30

The vote in Wheeling, the 90 inst, on the const-
tuition tie western Virginia convention framed,
riedby $40 majority and majority Of 585 il favor Of
gradual emancipation, The vote II tfe western copn-
ties was reported to be nthe same ratio
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-04-30

FROM CoE1SrH.-A letter from general Buell., dated
headquarters Of the army Of the Ohio 70 general Beau
regard commanding The army Of the mississippi, was
received on the 10Th inst ratifyng the exchange Of
wounded prisoners, as arranged b general Breckin
ridge. 81 says .the Memphis Appeal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-30

Among Ia many noble aad brave lot by yr,iri,
the retrnt vsr. place te,oBd 10 hist hi By d.,
Lieut.. Col JOHN cHo lsloS, - e1nce fdVN:d, sho
lnd cf his reg'mea,, n the srSs, b.tl- o. Ia
In The lngusge Of sul gy tao Oh orn The sur
"a cloH osn ~ ,orIc~, gar he cei5. siey spelled 70
wuh f.a- q exceN: whether ccnstsr n, arII-
his Ind hear t1e Gplend.r Il hs ineTe IL j.
OH mtra charscte i viii be ssIy erpctdsd ~ n
vino kteE "a, ha. II hes obl,IoI han hs blooi
ad ny pa RIO, 90 oatne al a. oi III! ccun.y IL
Gag d-rtandiTs sheh bErsG g. way thTovsH il q
Of hlsry, ard e.ale aeto1 whc lave
ysresr a,JuiGR slh tie Oh .. hsor IL Is net nv
u Re tCue ID EhoTe al cJupsf Ia tie aide rLge a
pr. ues as lawyer And ,LoosI hut easOnAry too
Ia the potcsl contests II the day Who be ri ii ir 4
dire soos vii lous 'meuite Tho siy march Of his Woo
logic As p. the Ia OF cn.tr1Vssy s.dsooei the def
NJ hs opp .ue1ts But hoveye; ema,nt AZ l.yeE ar o.
OF s..sesmaa II vas n the ss'u 10 OF pr,va he and
e'dssring ri tons Of NATE friend, fIttes an hu
thI the he'd lutte Of lis yotas1 most 5pcr
Tn aight 70 the Iedga,fal DIV 81, eoa'
lion sssys t.emng with iaforrat "a norised b. iAney
rsTated II appropriate An sd bat neve' da ef
al ,iccus lisa aniry and III %
The sSeetn .<s OF ciaIast.' sngz.Sly rec
sal aud sboandllg vita al hs beng lies Ele1 ea&s
10 e.
"Tresi fghry on h. HIS Of gen Us fJr lie ~,
ii1snan; wed his grave lesn o. goodness for Be
n cher
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-30


On 'ts 'r3t' O ii-u' RuIy Lewis ocnrai dirg Con
P,uy b, lie a Eini-i,E rujecrr, who yea 81 led
:" ~. b. Il B..ls o Sty,u Pics o. tie 81: cf
Nav, 1852; vruo> b = !aiv wlo b1ev ais Virtues
& lo.cd n c.T:
h sy 'mgrg ,ts ay.r-, and gbe battle RACED rcar by,
Upol the pCi-. tol ~, val If 10 b'eoi a dc
eOmsi,s cane 70 seek -ip al s,i his ireop.rs
head
go VIZ Cur counlr,'. cause" he ssld "and leave ne
vita the d. sd
Who's squ'dseos swept bstide them, ard the cAnaon
thg.d ed o.,
His fsad, ru'ted With tie tide of var, sud he IVES
Oli no, acre =. 800 .-:re, toe alshty "PrinCo
.P-.C.,n
VITO ytan,r In hi. ling ear Id baie hii IuH,rinss
Aud to Is weary dysg eyes boauieOu1 sight Was CIV
TIE ssrg porais Of the fkics a. ps-cs uI eide Of
Essy.a.
He dreamed q 7i.es ruO ,la cer to crystal streams
ollie.
CItainsed by The bqmso tear OF bt,la, bitter sife
ae ttougLt Ct ttc i.yi and carly los, With rAI.ln.
iosus we're ih,re,
Aud yoo - Ga tie Aasei b,s. oeIa, h,uo upon tbs
Loser SO i'v,F sa-k ms bsad aod fainter came Lis
breath,
Toe Cart aJ amors The dead snd slept the sleep of
Ts- hai..c ,cpz dine evening sup locked down ugop
tbs G Ia,
Wa re noussnds cid for freedoms cause ard dying,
ecssred to yield.
w reepirg 'mraiss made his grave, bsneslh ths
body d,
soKI vita tho radiant hsss around The 'hrcns
0; Godl Ns'st
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-30
10y TIE GOVERNOR OF y1RG al
A PROCLAMATION.

NlnH rep-escnaI De &c M. sppes In That p e
quetc. o. The pcs Of the bic ensry c, on
q be held sseo;d e 10 Law 10 unr,s poslUg tie a
Jodcs circuit sppy tie vtcalcy occisose4 b. tbs d
Of the lac JigsJ Ia W. tyler, ed In ny pcei, al
OF III lS.h lis Iherg {, Nv Lac RER eoIe-eor ID
Commonwealth Of Ir-i Ia, BY y5ue Of aIttoru vested
lxec ius BY =. do her, b. IeSoss snn9 h SAD proj(
ton and the iu Of eseujs i.susd la plr there
rest that ceo' shan be hsi. e 18th Day Of oo%b
heretofore presrribeJ.
( Owen uLas- ny hand % Governor, ard end
Ls. Sea- O. the Commonwealth, al Kshnsa1 this iTA
- seFt-=DCE, lsO4. 4
By Sac goytracr, $500.
uscseS ". Ery,AD
,sr 20 s. .s--l.,.x o. he f,,n-n.n
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10 C0RRkSPoNprMrp.

-Ls,s-s bssiSss ssss B. addressed ~ "EIitor q
~ F1tg."
Ss.oL r-sa oa botA sfss er s plps- ga ~ be rSHSt
e. III 4 rVs oA9 EtiadE9, ouGA % kaosca 30 az,
az ,siy "a ~ dsP1rtd from O6isy nO~cSs sreesd
az sy,' ,i,ss cAirg u rbr advertisements
49, cluaai lds trk. % rs.rn rejected co,5,s.icdtoES
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-30
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House called to e-Ser p; IL O'Clock, ~, b.
Ne sc7ixtST, SpHsks- pro TINS Payer By Rev. Dr.
hinnessrote, OF In Epicepfl Ctu'cb.
BILLS kEPoETID
bill to suthorE1 certain clsss5g OF eli zsrs TO yo,
ef hfi. couaiss sud corr orlions dn1g the wa.
bill ehiogipg the limo OF hcljipg election, IL c5gH
ties and citiss Of The C2nmoasesl b which have eD
my be hereafter in possession OF the public ensny
bill to regulate tire charges OF Express Compare
pa'ces or packages fdrSardsd for or by perscn'
the military or nays! service in time Of war, insured
ton or ily.s!ol.
fHE SALT BILL
The Senar Silt Bib next tekan Up and pend n1
the consideration Of the b Il tne House j )grRe5
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-30

Tie bin vas then ertersd to be communicated to the
House az noon on Monday for lie corcurrsros IN the
snendmsnts
The Senate then sfj burned
One Of the most important amendments adopted BY
the Senate, provides hs; the Commonwealth stall Los
purch,ae tie suytae. Washington, or Kanauhs Salt
Works, bat shall lsase them for term, a.,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-30
DIED.,

On esardsy 81 OF May, 1862 at his dene. In pe e'usy
Bzeknth'm after few dISs' Linen, DR.. ROBE IT JJNG
bus 64ih year
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-30
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF VA.
SENATE.

SENATE.
SATURDAY, September %, 1862.
The Senate met a. Il o'clock, and Vas opeaed with
prayer by Ry DR.. Moore.
FENCE LAW.
gr. GARRETT, OF deHrico, reported bill to repeal
tie n,s llI OF Virginia to certain counio, and to
auIlcrse TIE county crrts to dispense with nco:ures
ia other counter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-30
E.ro.utIon In the Nor,h.

Airs in the North seem 10 be shap ns Themselves
70, erd Wsch Phl,soPh'e observers have ali h lire
saiSiPaed and fors,ed. No that has watched TIE
Of events, Il that unhappy e,ulty, has failed 70
pa-,vs that The Sossh less than the South has en-
uG.hi-g 10 the throa5 CT revolution. Neither any
ore have failed to the df retee il the character Of
TIE rev u ionary parCEysms through which The twc
sscirn7 passing The sou.tera revolution ia revc
ID: Ia favor Of uAo3sl indcpsadepce-A rsyo.u'ioU
Aca !ssves dom, SIC Institutions und s,ur6sd, ard he
MISSION Of Ehei is % strengthen EbIty, and 10 Danish
d,-po5n. Tue N-s:sorn revolution /, 6ireo ed, eI
tssl.,y sgails -as s clled she rebellion Oas IN.
'ernaly, against Re vs.lS Structure Of public liberty
I, IS essentially, dcm5.siI re'O!u.lOr. TIE ruiios
plsty a. She Mort i Evolutionary party rs'o io
~ ia It's si1s sd 10 s c'ssAs;eS A with ell reyo
iousfy parties uOVsmsHt IS the law OF iss existence
l. 1oss retssLS bal, than river ~ bsSk
N,dI
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RVARD HAN rED.-Tue RooEs fol a 80 ilenGa Hfo
- Ad 10 children, In geateel neghbo hood private
HSsssssd Ai2r>sa, AreasA Pa oass, Gr.W. BssT-S.s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-30

zJD LO2Ei o. @ ocHL1gJ LAM 2 EsALE 4
Il q Der WI - kfs tract II land cost tLins -
Of vhe IS 10 Asr,s In iznsi tor o, D0a -
p n ami ~ TO- eudysticn, h bsisnce IN p,
use u vel ~st rsi std grang 81 In N &c Ihf O. and
NIL att onil 20 oI 20 Afr,s sol 10 e.ye.. 4
1h ser pt,f.is, the AID ". Dt dY.dd
The bufdiDS5 ySts l3s IN dseil ns nearly ns
ssyera eoaselisyt ~ b % a on the rn
f-im o. Acres az ana. g, MALAY is oILd.sl g-sy
be b5agh; ssy.
FesS ais, NJ u bag insiei to vlst he pre- II.
miles rem ad nssill, ard ri 10 On BoslsNiIe
fof '-rther iniorn-usn spsly 70 9seia Apps. o.,
ana. osI La
sep so-sia shAaa-n d. ss.<
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nsJ s7hSF, prvSse T. tie ith Tsns.sse. R,gi 80
~ 10 ni.a at de oG,tl. o. essen III e. ANY g.
c: h'm eoDp p,et.d 20 Al ihis place ELhia he
WI te nGnsfs ~ -tssi,eL NJ J. E.Jy
LIn:.su K. seq Sl-lt'
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EsTHAY MasE.

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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-30

Tie following bills we're read third time, and
passed:
bill Authorizing the Governor to settle the aect Il
Of SAMPSON Jones, agent Of Ms Jane A. Or do.
A bill iessrsrg tic msnufac.urs Of alcohol.
On motion, tho House adj burned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-30
SENATE.

EosDAr, Sept. 90 1862.
The Senate was called 10 orde. by Ne. CHR.StIsN Ct
ANGUISH Payer by the Rev. Mr.. Dosset, oi the ken.
cd.t Church
Mr.. BRUCE Of Charlotte, alb cent when the vote on
the alt Il vas uksu, feared and nad his sote record
cd against the bill
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-30

Gas BsAUsEsARD-fas fellosiUg is the C!i:iL en-
n3goeeneut by Gen. Beaurssa;d Of ais assumption o.
the cgun ~ o. he sparnent OF South Carons and