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,,s..ixtI Of the amount Paid Ma. Penalties


90 hV - for violating tbs proViSiDg.
Gr Dalj,iion was adopted callpg OF the Secretary
- ;oform he House hy whose authority
O "" ves.gis were recently chartered, and the
e'r~i" If con 1ersarion te pa for the same etc.
'iCVlJ0Y Rep, Ill., asked leave TO intro
~ ~-s.olrti5n irstructiug The Committee On tie
el' s'-. Of Colombia TO inquire and report by What
pf",;tv Mrs. Rnstow OF tie rgstOwn seized, or
a-n.'t 4, Ne seized, two men, alc !ad them SEM 10
s-i.,,,,. ana ia ,ssyued 10 Jail and whether such
~, ord imprisonment was not M violation oil We
-, - nrogisoa in che Consiiu'ion, which says:
"a Tsr.on ssa be- deprived oi hlB HE or liberty
>atoat Due process OF law.
-, JOUNSOA Dem, Pa.l objected to the recep-
~ re.cution. there fore ccrd not be received.
~, notion OF ai. BLAKE tRep., o. resolution
s5onted iugtrGciog the Committee on Naval
-. 70 inquire INFO the eXpeoeucy OF taking In.
: E,ie measures 20 secure the sick and wounded
I1,s-s he,ter medical treatment.
M 10y EJOI tkep., ILL nos succeeded in In
=. jecing bic resclption - given above.
II. WICKLIFFE IN, KY moved to lay the
q. lniion on The table.
Me- motion we, lost by Yeas. &c; Nays, 6a.
The resoution wss then passed.
The House wen. into COMMITTEES Of the Whole on
a., Tax bill, Hr. COiiaX o. Ohio in the Chair
A ccbate ensled on amendments and the general
r-oysons Of the ball, Icgarcmg the duties OF Asses
sss c0lleoiOrs,' &c. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18
FROM HARTFORD.
meat ,sou, a DislOyai Postmaster.

~
o,-.srondenoe o. Tho X Tribune.
Hartford, March II, 1852.
TIE R,putH,aus Of this city are much excited
,ousi the Postmaster. They accuse him of disloy-
=, becsuse be has insisted on keering his Office in
IT, building belonging to tina, malignant Secession
,rual TIE Times, thus contributing through tie
rent be pays 10 the support of that peruicous es'ab-
l. bmelt. Tbs agitation has been gong on for come
kses and finally, on tie 9TH inst, meeting wac
h.li uudeg the auspices Of the Republican Town
Icor ttee 20 declare public sentiment in the matter.
l. tity Hall WISE througed With the best people OF
Il ord; the venerable Ex-Governor Ellsworth
;gei: and after an aniHa ed discussion tie iOl-
E..iag resolutions were ADOPTED:
RhT.9s In tLe Judgment Of this meeting The HdrrTd
Iri is the most O sero1s enemy Of the o,erhmeut IL
E.r sud snd has done any other iGpeT 20
len LOYALTY Of he people oi this state ~ Openly
est's the igh Of recession ny c'ncesg - iat a. pos
10 tae true GO aractt 90 tIe leor'Oh' c'cui 80
M the turce.scs o. ne iusurgents sud Withholding from
Ia n0b bic everything . could calculated q ulhuo sod
Is,spahen poic cont denc- TIE Government. md by
o king and sustaining Peace Nee isg" gotten up and
apaged ~ persons GCiononiy hostile 10 tho OoVeIihth
Iar,o Ths, the Government, by continuing the Post
Gee The Iims' building contributes '-os.nia support
la wager eud humistes and wes,erf the loys s-nu en-
o. d. hat every consideration Of loyalty snd justice
-snds lee prompt removal.
hrreC Tat Postmaster Cleveland by his persistent ef
~ 20 -etsir he Office n It's present. location "a Tor
I'd ,c ~u6Jence OF the Republicans Of this town. snd
b. removal demanded by every consideration OF party
ksacy.
reS That copie Of these resolutions BE- forwarded 70
ss0f Dixon I'D hist 10 is hereby reqpested to ge s
tfptr TO secuie removal OF fosm-rttI 'l.Ve
I'D and also that copies be cent to tho rJstin
Orsr- he Hon. Gideon Wenes, AID the Hon. Dwight
S.ousis
Sl.oe this meeting an agent Of the Post-Oihce De-
s.rnsu, bas beer here. and Las decided, on exami-
r.iion. that The 7incs is disloyal paper ana that
Tie Government ought not 10 any manner 10 contrib
se to its support. No doubs Of that! D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18
ARly AND NAVY

A detachment OF recruits enlisted In Buffalo ar
rived here Yesterday, and were cent 10 Governors
I.lgnd. They elOng 10 ibe general service.
A garrison Conrt- Martial convened on Governors
Island lasJ week and tIied several prisoners. The
sentences we're read out on Sunday morning. The
delinquents were doomed to various terms Of incar
ceration in the guaid-house and to forfeit fs "
dollars Of their pay.
he purchased terry-boats Somerset ard Fort
Henry arrived at the Brooklyn Nayy-Yard yeser.
day TO he armed aud put into commission.
The propollers Victoria aud Wansutta, formerly
reported in commission, hauled out into the stream
Yesterday receive their powder, AFTER which they
viii sail i1r their destination.
The s,eam-trsnsport Ericsson, having received all
necessary repairs IN the dry-dock AZ the Brooklyn
Navy-lafd, went 10 Pier No. 3, North kiyer, on
sunday.
The ship Morning Light bent sails yesterday, and
is nov quite ready ior sea-
The oop-Ofwar 0ctorara sailed yesterday. ST.,
has been ready for sea some daye, and would hay,
left on Saturday had the weather been favorable
The Oct0rara is the Tag slip Of Commodore Porter
mortar holiila; but as she could not be ready il
lime, the guu-boat Harriet Lame, formerly reysnu
cutter, WAS made temporary hag-ship, aud convey Q,
Commodore Porter 10 Il rendszvou of his hotila.
lheioliowing are tho vessels composing tins hoills
srnAsrrs-0etorar4 ~, aas,hpi jackson (6)i Cuno'
~; Wss.hsld ls) srbes az, snee lost a.,
bsEks-doracs besls W, and A Hsashou (stofe'aPf
seaooSssrIi 80 A. Ward, 3. P Williams. Racer }; on
ihs. ). &. Jones NJ j. Cation, NJ Nsssar IT,, hes ~,
ssta William bacon, Oliver u Lee, 'sophronA ara ~
Of these broadside gus aho d"
mortar. . -, f...I.,
Priv ate letters from the Porter Guard Icavslryl
AewYork Volunteers, ssa'ioRe' ~ ~AHg s''A'
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NEwyORK DAUY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY MARCH 49, 1862

,ers from al the wsls OF life and IN EewYok and In
a.hpg.on also Il that tiue thought sensible pro-
them such clothing in similar climate they would
oyl. 70 them They were folly he equsl- Of living
In iik- maonef with the aeuteTs OF tis Conmee adapt
inc tL.r TO the changes Of the ilc which
-. ~ ba been utterly ioeottD oy ts Committee The
sger in hich the Articles 10 question were sought by
he roop.g oud have been glad I" puchsse them hi tho
uc. the ere rooUed fo BY the Ooverhent-sy De quo
id a. sone poof the wisdom % the purchase they va
nor a. de o. the regulation than the purchase Of
Virt.r gloves for the soiiefs ficAe cny Inc 'ou'
e n fr 10 presunIe. rom ber aellnn on hi qiTsiOn
would is the soldiers fng freeze fist TO hslf nnskrt
locks rather then have sound discretion .aefcltea IN 'ion "
emrrgrrcy.' -
He disposes OF the ale a. follows:
With regard 20 he purchase II ale, about which 90 u"cu
ais the same cbascsr VI reply 10 some extent a. Irai'
be No M deny tia. It nigh. have Dr.n ua'e
sefu both IN the hospitals snd out OF them ara noup ny
l. Wa uset sNsItsge0d,ly Bat Il |. were nos Is S"o''
40 fault # n,ioe"
He reasseris that he had no connection win or
knowledge of the character or Ownership OF Tue
tstiliue, be ordered fregnt on board oil Der eHNly
lac did on board Of any other yessee that were III
the service, and ready TO 60. He concludes by a
general declaration OF economy sUd wisdom IN the'e
disbursements. lie yiudicates hs case by saying
hat the steamer Atlantic, which he was almost in
-tructed to purchase at siOto0, and which be decided
no. TO purchase has siGce been offered 10 the Gov
erument for $250,0OD, au actual saving if she be
purchased Of Il sam equal 10 one fourth Of all the
money he expended DUNG that dark and perous
per,oi He ssys be has made ibis statement in reply
70 the reDort of tho Committee "ihout 'resentiu
imuuises for which ii had teen disposed to indulge
them, there s ample scope. But prefer TO make
40 rclors, and have ony 20 cay in conclusion, rat
.tfxffffU'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18
TIE RANNER.

USS~1p thy hues, o banner bright
Let every star be seen;
For where the stripes IN blood are drawn,
In white, are stripes between.
We II teach the world what Freedom means,
Wher er tho starr are senti
Each Rebel, too, will soon be taught
That both the stripes are meant.
Thy Red shall ioat Ger battle field,
70 cheer tie true and brave;
And brightly glow, while dropping low,
Above The warriors grave.
Thy emblem White, 80 purely bright,
Officiating to the breeze;
A spotles- type Of Peace for oil,
Upon the aud and seas.
so, when TIE weary soldier falls,
In battle for tie free,
May biz hast thought be Of his God,
Beneath the folds OF thee
SAMUEL HCKEL, Of Eat Tennessee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18

STRANGE PRosoRrPrIoS. The first instance Of
rejecting tie servcesof loyal white nau in the war
for the Union, hss recently occurred at Paitsburg.
this State. II appears that Salmon Brown, son ot
John Brown Of Harper's Ferry rctoriety, raised
number of men to enist in the Goth Regiment, with
the understanding that be was 10 be cbosen leuteu-
ant. After the men were sworn in, GDd Mr. Brown
chosen, be was removed, the only reas N for the
removal being contained in tho following tocunieuA
handed to him by the colonel:
PrArrsBURGH BARRACKS, Fec Is. 1901
Cot FAIRxAS-Sir. We the undsrsigned officers o! re
line Gotta Regiment do petition you ia view o. ou feelings
and wishes do thar the appointment of samoa
Brown lieutenant In this egment would be an iJrf,
the Of IN, reginrut ana We, ehc'r. nos
wishing associate with having tn nOory ibat ss
country not that We nave sush aa't e'
Brown asa a. or citizen bot viewing II - matter
policy having view the best Interest. Of the regmsnt
DO therefore petition you as our COMMANDING ouleet
relieve Of hs presence member o TINS iesiuieb"@ ~
greatly oblige fours 40
JAMES L CRAY, Liea,enans Company T.,
" " LYON, lCommhtes1
ALFRED WEED, .,
strthen Mofftt Lieutenant Company ~ O'car morn
son second Lieutenant Company C. n Benhans Ctptan
Conpsny T. + N. Newman. Lieutenant Company u - n
Pars1u, Captain Company "A r. WooohDn Crp.in Com
pony u; A J Russell First Leutenant Company T. y n
dale First Lieutenant Company J. \. b.deu, ftrN.
Lieutenant Company " II Reuedct Second Lieutensns
COMPANY n; william A. h. dell Liett;usut CoDpsn, y;
Levi smith Fir.t Leu'enaut c. w beei Second - 81
psay |. P. II. fizpAtdck hr.tLientrn'nt ComPSI, y;
John T. Grren first.Li-, ant Compsn, g beorsc w.
Hind. CAPTAIN Coap. h. hicholI, Captsir Company
{; Nicholas W. Clay, Captain Company H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18

MILITARY iTEas.-Cspt Manson OF the 18th Rcs-
iment, has resigned mis- commission. II will be re-
numbered that Capt. Manson behaved bravely in
the encounter at Bull Run where be was taken pris-
oner His reason for resguing now is understood 70
be that he did lot receive promotion in the 10Th Reg
imeBf The Governor offered him position il
another regiment, after lis rtturn flom captivity,
bat Capt. NJ. preferred to serve- 10 tho Highland
Guard or not at ALL
L. the 18th Regiment New-York Volunteer.
Lieu. Col j. S. Belsnap hiss teen promoted Colonel
vice L. l.. Davis, resigned; Major Al Wellnsn 70
Lieut. C. olouel, aud Cspt. K. V. King to Major.
A Large proportion OF tue First New England Cav.
airy arrived 10 this city on Saturday. They are
armed with sabers and the Burnside Unloading
carbine The following the field and staff officers
OF the regiment: v,.,,
Colouel-Rotert Is. Lswton Lieut. -Colonei-"h hsa
Dsyle. Qulrtefmas:er snd Coumisssry-Chss Lronsdt
SYSTEMATICALLY hevsll; Acct sur,eon--JsInes D. Uadyi
Cetpisr--hev tred'k Oensoa; Msor--Dssif B' S.scat
Adul.nf- George a. Cram; Qnsrtermsser-Jo,epn r an
drsw. Sergeant Msjor-E,scne 81 Howman Qua termsste
Ser.sant-henry c. Newton C'mmissify >. seant y.
Mach: esut-E5wid Brown; hosIih 'tew
sd-Edwd D. White Troop (the first Of this batsonl-
Captain Stephen N SWEET lt Lieut. h. d. Grove "a Lieut.,
g.. ii. Thompson. Troop K-Captsio, j. L. Thonps u. is
Lieut.. A lyman; I'd III ut, Alien. Troop L-csRxn
ohl 7. Prrntis, 1t Lieut A. H. Bixhy I'd Lieut. w.
Preutis. 1foop MCspsiu. " r. Ainswoh LIST Lieut., j.
+. AID owe I'd Lieut., j. L. Perey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18

hand, dcue ~ splinters. We ieft there aboa daik,
and went up to The hotel 10 gei some supper bot
found 0ul brrai mud hni'er all the negfoss having
len ioi Baltimore 10 great haste.
knerwar1 We attended to our wounded, Ind weGt
back 10 The hotel " ~ clo H. lid ,hC loor ano
went " 81 ep. IL he morning tie Captain ano NY
self reported 10 tie Clnne respecting M attack
The CIp'ain was detailed to command Cne-hnli o.
Com, any L. aud WAS detailed ~ Fret Lieutenant
IN Company c. We slept OFT il tho f'li sunday
night and got up al O'Clock 10 be the alert for
an attack Tina, evening got our COMPANY to-
getLer aud were ordered TO tcftress Monroe where
We now are quatered, looking somewhat Ike he
Rebel, such is the variety OF uniforms III the com
lauy. Some Of the men have sailor's clothes Oh;
some different regimeDt.' dress some one hal
sailor ald half soldier.
/ he steamer Whitehall was burned to tie water 9
cd. e on Monday night. lear some Ialk OF STOP
ping the mails LEAVING this place, but no reliance
can be placed or it, an ,liued 10 think.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18

their trial trips last week. but until certain adjust,
mepis Of machinery were made, they could not he
ordered into service. The contractors sre nov before
Congress asking relief from iofeiuiY incurred 500
per day. on the ground thnl lbey have done every
thing possible 10 complete their work within the re-
quiroi time, having run their works 10 their full
capacity night and day for tsys in the week.
WM FANON, Chief Clerk.
Macy Department March a. iat2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18

D,NocRArIc VICTORY IN PKoRiA.-Tke Peors
ml Union of the 18th inst. Gays: Tie election for
city officers took place yesterday, and resulted in q
glorious victory for the Democracy. All Of the city
officers, together with four out Of tho six Aldermen
elected, are Democrats"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18
TIE ROANOKE STEAMSHIP.

u Az N n IL
s,r: notice bvtbe published proceedings of recent
sse.ips Of the Chamber Of Comuercs, New-york,
Cha, the action Of tie Navy Department in reference
g. tbs steam fiiga.e Roanoke was commented on,
And - an effort ,sas made to secure action by that
dy upon statements evidently made 1T random, it
g. psrhhIs, due 20 the public that the facts should
b. published.
- o.. -; .bo,.. q ,,.,a, Tho frs, in
ga. "SH 'ON ~ e.
fssencs received q. tie Department relative 10 the
. =, ..,;..3 l.; rho follo,y.
cs-pAng o. TIC ho-iohe II ''"'1'od III 'H' ''''0"
tDg leffsr from Flor.O Hicer Gold Orough:
$500. -, 40 s,,,- ,f,x.,ysor,
IAiihp stNl - ~ 10 80 ~, 'eei
- o. '' 80 ', ~ - posnole I,
-. TIE cEsfE Iih q n, l',. 49, y ,t I '. :,
-, NOT q, q. sl 49, -. que y Wtr.v,r tho ers5t-
t-lnay aues, ues wo.- g. 0e mace me 'ht VII haze
-. (, , be- ,7 s,lece,,afy fr her l,sve tie
-, lPpae As % e,.ia her s' ons 81 che . s
uls v.Jv useful 10 cs Increment OF tne par Of the
gs,.c ~ fna. o. TO-DAY me burrau a Consusetoh
o.. pneut via be aJy la'i o. o. tn' injury IA view
Asspa.fiuly your o3t s-ryL .l o.
In GObDSBOnOUGH F.aR Cheer.
em. 1iDslN WEtlS ss,J o. tie navy Warrington ~ \"
This letter, dated on The 2h, was received 81 lhe
In .s a rsrf an fhs 9Th Of November. On the zane
|, A. ~, y-d a. Ncvv
I.y, tAe comnaLoAAt oi ''e Na'N-'"'" o. Ave-"
lY,rL y-ss directed 10 contract for new shaft. and
|, "a -. e a.. uv. o@c..
IL sFfi NnliN' VIA. tiS ~ N'pe'" ~ w. -
las Roonoka yvas neru,.fted 10 remain In HAMPTON
= A''~"VNo vac P''- ~
Roads where II Wae hoped, she could Oe MADE very
- a. 1900. ~. a. NJ
e.eiui ID cee OF MoNeHcht VI 'iS pau I" 'ps 'i''
,..o n ne-.artr,.rt ma NJ eeurse advised from
=,
ene tine OF TIE progress OF the Ofk on the bhaii
Il a l. - IL, - Il
- giving mn" Nv Nv 'e ~!' vs.
lh % February IL addressed tue following letter 10
d. ,..,,a,, II, ~ II tho N.,y.
90 = 'iieoi-iI ''"''i " 80 N"'J - - 50,
ath'i - 'fhi'f " i's' 20 ~
sR; Toe Roanoke ariysi at Bamptfn Rod on the Sh
se.eA'o 49, tbd We luen p'sse1ro LEI sH "on'o Ds
gene on "a "etka I'm 10" reported u err lPss Oh three
thA ma suh AK we.k, s'e required o. tnish heE ne
Impairment o"shes 900 20 Examine ttn Ms mai ~ New
- "a YOU ietl4N % teAe iti frpoit ~ "nult Of
- causes OF ne dtsy ed the oTslnt error ~ estimating
Ne i.nne Necessary 20 finish her.
l. =, seiy 'espeeieliy' &C., GIDEON WFLLES
fHsa'e'in'c4isfB- T. l'HEEvooD wAshing.on. d. C.
10 pursuance Of these Instructions, Nh. lsherwood
waited New-iork, ard on the 9th ult. submitted the
''h wing relpr:
G.. Q'7cs ESersrEEiy-Cnirg y. s. ~; Fe'. ~ 1851
uo The caasss Of TIE seay o. toe sbit u tn. s.
t,s-, o.ose e. and 10 'eloa, ~ , ..,e ,ns
tis = os,s i. h relation hsle,a, and rrspeci
a., Cs.S ne ~, ~. Yo N.,vYs,d -. directed
o.. q, The .hsi, q he tssoo.e .nd sup cd
!, ie % lhsd ssie resiy or The ,e.el and
- ss' sS@a ~ I'd Gay On application however 4
o. s'st .aos, Wholly ias coDtrtss for Ooveri ont
rs az, 70 . ~ Aver SOM D "s
,tsed . t,rri, ne ,vsh bot o'used to f.'A
E,-pl ~ aaisaas .. he vsyoo Ibs
a., ' 81 o : s' 5d Aos,e- quite 5apePea Tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18

We are reformed that the Bethany Baptist Cnu's"
has net ye. been sold, US was errousassly sss'0a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18

THS LATE Cor. CANERos.-We learn that Major
Elliott lson Of Col Elliott late Of the 1gtb. aud now
of tue 18th New-York Regiment, projected TO BLn
Run yesterday in order TO explore the neighoorhood
OF the Stone Bridge for the purpose OF recovering
,he body Of the late Col. Cameron, the islnent~d
leader Of the 18th Regiment. ibis exploration -
the sequel to Que undertaken on Tuesday, In which
Major Elliott obtained such information as makes t
mighty probable that he will succeed IN his o6lrc':
He is expected TO be absent about three days, AN.
carries with him a document from the Secretary 81
War enjoiuing all officers of tbe army 10 aid him by
any means in their power. National lnteligeaesr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18

Psrrysville, Nd, state that supply Of muske's as
heeu received for that regiment, aud for the lu
Harris Cavalry, and that they will soon have 70 fscs
the enemy '.fart'y soldiers which toey are IN
willing 70 d. a. they enlisted for The mounted ser.
vice. and are ander the impression tha' they cannot
be made 10 serve aS-lnfsLtry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18

WHO FIRST OCCUPIED THE village Of Fairfax
Court.House was entered on Sunday March ,, by
xix companies Of the 4th New-Jerssy, Col Simpson,
and one company of the lst New-York Cavalry,
Capt Stesrns-Gen. Kearney and Col. Simpson
personally leading the men. Centreville was oeeu-
pied the next afternoon by detachment OF the lss
N.w-Jersey, under Lieut.-Col. McAllis,er. Tie
iutrenchments at Manassas were entered by the ii
New-Jersey. under Col. Taylor, at % o'clock %
Tuesday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18

RELIGIOUS RsADIS0 FOR SoLDrEns.-On Sunday
evening highly interesting meeting was held IN the
South Baptist Church (the Rev. A. Ii. Burnghames).
IN West Twenty-lifth street. in reierence to furnish
ing religious reading to the so'd'rs, under the aus
pces Of tue American Tract Society OF Boston. The
Rev. Chas. p. Brush, District Secretary of the So
cetv. made a statement of the extraordinary efforts
which bad been made to furnish books and tracks 70
the great army now in the field. The Rev. A. II.
Burlinghame, the Rev. Stephen X. Tying, jr and
the Rev Howard Osgoo1 addressed the meeting -
the paramount importance Of attending TO tic nora.
welfare of orr soldiers. Dir. Typg bad recently
made application to COL Toni kins, the u S. Quar-
termseer in State street, for information as II ths
facilities for transporting useful publications ana
other necessary articles for the welfare of patri-
otc brethren in the various depart Of the army,
aud had met with treatment not creditabe u gen
temsn, and certainly msnifesing very little syrrA-
thy with the efforts of friends at home to care for the
comfort of the soldiers. Tie church Was filled with
IN attentive, and evidently earnest congregation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-25

TxTInMy1 DAL1 on 1Yn..,
- ro ~ At Az TIOS y! aonn
quasa supDliss, d an6seSss:a - e.ssahs -
con trase NJ b1Ginsse. ~ n 49, eetsRsS
ma.aCsnsnt ~ ths teiIor1 Hcs.ss a.af + =
~ - ~ = peslle aastton, "a TusG,
81. erX % .Meveooef, On Tie prsn,s.s
~ ,l o. " 1zeAanes Hos.i 9s aS.
~ ~ iEee~ M pest eseoFtmsnt Of ~, nsla1S.
tns & ~ Unamess ndPasios Js,.ss.A 80
Soana y ne ssesA OF eoarSs he v.ses
rees 70 3 enensrase4 = an adv,r.i.'y b I.
1 A1sosn 11msers WIN b sold two 49,. :
ocIss enc sssam knglos, and he 80 ehS
.e.' 0, sRpe:stos 70 conduct lsres -. ~.
-: ID DINING. Noon Furniture N, ,sesa -
tsnsion end Oy.l Dining Tables. T.lsHs ~ &
Orockf ~, and 0laeswafs, Q large numssse 0sus,
Rps. zins, e.; Chairs, Table Linen =. q esv,s
On:mosr rufmters win bssold Bmss. 80 /
Aaif anoShuck Mattresses; Rosevoo1 e&uIs
and Wa!nus Bsdstseds Washsssn6. .eeeea,
top Tables; CcfpstA (many Of than mn.s 1sskt
put nttIe ueed) and erset varsity Of ~ s:sN
oer Rufniture, too tedioas 70 msns,o. "11e ~
Furniture VIII b sold elegant Fr.~.A = - ri,
rosA Tine Carpeta, elegant 0as Ohs,Ss,p ~ D.
!as9s sock VI 0as YIxturss; slsesnt S,.1ss -
Vases extra siss eofas, Divans. CS.,'" =. Oh
tains, "a, -. In fsst. The sutir, 1r-n,AlaA o.
hotel. n every dspartnsnt 10 Of H. , s'.ss ~,
finest description, and the lares "a " ~ Il
sale Of II will o6sr 10 hotel snd hc.,..SSn Nasyd
oppt rsunity rarely 70 b met Win N. ne
commence On The morning oi The oetA :. " %
O'Clock, and b continued from dav :. x, 4 \
completed JNO- .TT3 NJ
SUMNER 4 BuRRrss. Aueta llAAD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-25

SRaY CoLPORIAG.-AC KSOwLEDGfESr
TIE tell OWING sulns havs been contributed, and
are hereby acknowledges; -
Hon JOHN ell Shorter, Govern Of Ais, $50.
p Ibl,c collection at Sc g., "a S3.J)D
SundFy psrso1s il East Tennessee per Rev. Vim.
HUFF, $500
b B White E5a.. for Goshen Association, $3.50
Raw J. Martin Knoxville. tenn, si3.
ga Sold RS Wife, s.
M Holland. Danvile, Va, Sic.
Mrs Or Harris, Hotto~ay co1nty $40
Capt " alter Jones. Lsu terdale, Miss 80.
IAN Unknown Friend" s.
Eev 6, Henderson, WusEaeg5e, Ala. $40.
a L shepherd Fluvauns county, IS.
Lieus.Coi J. q. Johnson, 81 Va bait, sl3 3e.
Friends i'll Aiadissex county, ia, per Rsv. Nj.
Rosne, SCI. ia
"Au AiEsaua Soldier Per Rev. Dr. Eylsnd, s..
Hopewsli Church. Sew gent county, ST.
ME- sylor Woo en- Prince Edward county, IS
2rs II. a. Page, -
FRIEND IN Georgia, par Rev. q. C Honesty,
es5
Miss 8. 2 Helm Nelson county, s.
Mrs Lacy Asdis H. Orange county, Va. $50
Legacy # Juha W t,unnaiiy. kille 1 st the bat.
Sc Of sev4n Pines $50
sundry friends tbs neghboraood OF Berry
VIA, C.arAe eoua.y ger J. q. Clspton Colportsur,
e19o.
Rev W 3, RyIaad. per MIR. J. C, Clo2ton SO.
Mr.. DR. Price Hanover county, SO.
Captain in Gea Jscsson'5 division sends $50
and tie .riiownS earnest words: DO not fail TO
saud more men and tracts, hymns, and Testam Is
10 this Army Gan jackson Command have claims
rp1n he whole South. His veterans bare' their
breasts to me invader al every turn. o do send
az tbs Weird Of God and h1ly r1sn 70 go in snd
cat before "a Tell tie good p, eple st home to
give freely 70 he noce OF army eolpor.age,
and to pray tAss the presence of ,he Most High
may cc3tin1 40 Win uE
All persons d.srcr Of soti as ssact distributors
In the esnps of Eotpi:als will be supplied gratu:-
tcusy wish or prbl;cn.iors
A E DICKINSON, sup't &c.