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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-17

A11Hs1xptA RrBsyx s1"Rs ~ Ain. CiaDp
c. Fenn avenue, between 18th Ant lith streets,
IN, oscer and sodiar may And great variety ~
Rusher COnts, PopchAs, Blankets. LeRyins. Air
liliuu. Bedr, bot.ts CUPS fipes. eod the thou
,.ru srd rps useful sr. iciea in the Robber lice.
hlsn q large ,trck of Buffalo R"tes NED Ani M
jir.i of and l sd Hob - Wool Biaokets. ell col
rr, Cork Fsds Hurse blankets. anu every hing TO
pr u,-tr warmth sDd comfort in tHc cam and heid
herr soA may be- fen nd large sss"r tm"nt OF
Ehj1t. rbdrr-birts Drawers. Stockings. Bucksktn
CHx,p ard Gsnptlctts vaiccs LesthsT bass and
yiieu Trunks GIGde To stAl1d sh uSuge ia yxese
yn1o,. Csrny s.ocls Cots AHA Arm Chairs. All Of
vhich will b. told NJ sonsh'a prices. de 10 In
IsptL RupspH l,oops.-It ~ not necessary fog
NJ "A A. Halt % rner ,t- the different lies
AID indie af kt bber and Gutta PerchA ma atso
~ I'D goods that he keeps on hanh ne keeps them
a. and 1iarcp int. the tiful -tor' ot Ia OF
nr ., siysn by hi. att nddats will co vince snI
sup tina, his 4stabB SHINE IL res " the only fSsta
nxf DO Ia Mrssrs Harper MitrhrE's dry s,Ots
Hne ,nsuse h-tw. orb snf 18th sta de S-ss
Ispt. RrpBEg Boore AND saoes. The above a.
ticls. sod CHI per 1T II. a. Hslis !ndta 10 O.
s..r nrrhGu.-, 40 Pa avenu. than. at any Other
AZ. p, in this city er vicinity This 10 no. CAT .nd
| sstirfy yourselves. $40 Pa. avenue. 40 fi-d
| Coxns, BvkIoks. CAitOritte.. quo a~d tnTerteo
>s,t. EuIaI x..d Jon.s. Chiibssnr and all Ds,a ses
~ ths F-~t sacce..fuiIy tr stss wtthont pain o.
| :, x.a penn ylvnnis Aysnue ~tween Feur-end-a
| Ssf a, a sixth streets, abingdon, U. Y. op.ra
tioI,s performed in & uinl tee. and IN. pattern
- sfgeys wxlk iiHr.-iiHtrit without me ist.S
| - ,f.nre esi.s MT .entiaEaen etteo TED -
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-17

SEc0Sp WARD STATION t.AsEs-E W. u m.
m!ek, ris"rderly; COSTS, s. CENTS. y. ". Dam
mick. do dismissed. Henry StovcnS,suspici,rs
conanct;do Richard Thornto fgltin , in ths
street; fred 81 81. Patrick Lynch, iru,k ard.
discrdrrly; Gc. e5-workhousG 81 DAYS. .Joha
Shine, DO; dismissed. Chas. Jack son, cruelty
To an.a4ai-: fined 50. Isabella Peuny, drunk
q" S:.aS John Mason, di<orCcrly: DO. - .
,noi W afiilce, theft Of mon v; dismissed. Roh't
"ls n, Gi>crderlv; fined 20. j. G. F. McNor-
tol. do dis missed. $500 = -
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imm.dists'y after ssid s.i- the said tres,e,. -
,l,tus OF md decree oiier Cor salv. ia frons -
forth In fhc above goverti-em-H-, all the HAL
t'tls. ii,tepeSfs 49, e.tate Of u car r. Chrfsasn -.
IL and o. sHid Lof No s. IN .Csbot. cd bdsvTsucs
Ci square No. 61I. with the ttn provemertn
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-17

PRoVosf fiCAkn ASEE>T+-I,iprt Horn. >,
cf me fraTost Guar. On Monday night ar
r. std Lent. Col. s. chsnrtain. 5cd New YORK
reFinor;. ite had papers stating that his dis.
ch"r. pitP'rl had been received. but on a.
eoun 81 hiring +. ported al ia. n, without t.ay.n
10 action / ad ise-n tak-n On lh-m -.
captain OF another New York regiment
we found In bawdy house wi'hout 4 mass
Two lieu,, nants of other New York rloi.
mrrts wr-r Also arrested for being wi.hout
proper pas.st. One had q PASS written in tho
al Ian wage, but not CORRECT, as rad nv
'CmprniOn. srs...s..-
- All me above were ordered tn, report to the
ffoFoHi Marshals office Yesterday, and yvere
oRs from t6cDcr 70 th " reEimsnts
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-17

NOTICE.-Thos- Ia want of Empioysaent ofs.
~ kind would hotter call Oh the lnte1li "
OAce. No. 5I1 Ninth ST., where the ssstOf psy
viii be gwen TO frat class Ssrvants. hsve always
applications an hand fer good Cooke, Launjres.ss,
characteristics, Waters and Scsrnssresses; also
for Young Men To wait on tables In private 70 miles
of good help will find IL to their says3tass TO cs.
N. -HOuses wanted. The best of tenants Gan
no 4-tf N II. MILLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-17

HisE IN TOBACCO ar FRgDgsrcESnuro-
hlie ~ , rd"ricksbuNs th- Federal trco,s
oosiheo information that an amorn mt OF tlb.cco
LAC esen thrown into the river by the reb Is TO
iIsNfh''t .ailrR into the hands OF ouy troops
n . soon rs fha boys discovered tins for, thev
ccmmcncfd fishing for tho weed. and W -ra sue.
etst1ul In obtaining about : exc worth, which
s'housn II had been In the water some time,
y'f.W3s 70 great extent uniniure 7, A. II hal
Leen packed Very tightly In t-oSrs, tha rebels
ooa RI, xpe fiug 10 appropriate 1t TO their own
Gee IN TIE vent Of defeat aud withdrawal OF
tia fnderal troops. .stf -.- .,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-04
IN. war p.b, orthe United States.

The Ar ceot Of the Federal Government incurred in
carving on the war for the past year. ia fully exhibited
il the following from the Washington correspondence
Of The Neu York Post The statement is made in a let.
Ter da,,d ;he 2lst inst.
The ruhc debt Of the United States At the end Of the
f,cl year % Inc 1861 will De aeou, $3.50 600 COO So
sid NJ F5sseGder chairman Of the Senate finance com.
m.ec in Ii, able speech on tue treSsuryoots bi TIE
aver % interest this bi Is IT more than s!X per
cant-bu: say S45 900 600 per snnum. Il is estimated
by the same eiuent natOr that the budget for all
psnsez ssie frcm the increase Of army and navy, and
interest on The puolc debt will be about $40 600 600
. annun way is thus provided for the esbursemsit
OF 81 100000 annually, viii olt counting Tor The e.
l.rsem ut o. our military and naval establishments,
wAcl fer yesr two q, least, cannot be ltss than
$50 600 Oug per aunum greater than they before
tbe breaking out Of the rtbsllion.
In point Of fact the House has just sent to the Senate
naval appropriation bill Of $50 O000 coo. Il Is safe TO
say that TIE demands the treasury 10 be met by tax
eon, drec. and indirect will not be less than los 00O
coo per Innum II take into account the Losses 10 &c
ensed nv the Issue Of the govern ment shin pasters in
the expulsion OF gold and hs Increased cost OF every
thing the government has to buy this sum will be much
l,rgsr Tle ty!os who thought TO obtain $4,000 900
without Interest oY the ssue Ct treasury Oes have al
ready found 70 pr cent shaved their issue Def 70
thsT ara cut Of the paper mill aud tho enRrsvers shop
AID t nav be predicted with much COLI ence as the
next eclipse that number OF victories by land or sea
"a
at tbs steady depreciation Of the notes, il the mad
scheme is persisted in.
The ,acst formidable problem fo7 our political rulers
tn deal with is how to raise Sl65, 600 600 per annum
lrros Jog and "kting' have their limit. The limit 10
borsoxg is always reached by resort to ku1g
tisn in any other way. When il ia proposed TO raise
sl6S 600 coo by ldon lie form and another, We
know jlst where We stand ore hundred aud sK'y.hve
nlionI Of dollars concrete substance provided
they be Do paper dollars which may be handled by the
four rules OF arithmetic distributed by the census tables,
and aoPoriiooed to States, counties aud indiyduss-
The sun 70 be rssed and piid into The ders treasury
h. New York evsry vesr will be l,Si4 O42 SO; by
Penns lvara Sl5 9s5 OS5; by Ohio Sl2 s67 1885, by H.
dana, 81 lI5 so; by llito is, s94l4,64l 80, aud
other Sisies in cheerful ratio.
Our Committee Of Ways and Means may conceal these
items ever so dsity the money may como through
channels the Invisible and inscrulahe- sums
compared With any former Experience
OF the American people, that the taxation will only
fell IL will grind all pretty ne before nish
paying the FIRST assessment When We add to these sg
grsgNes al the State and muncipal taxes required
nuAy, when rthsct that the Federal tax from four
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-04
RnrciEn ConsuIs.

.,,p- G ,vernreat has now assumed permanent
fur, i,4y emitting it to be rsooZoiz,d as one OF the
i,d-,snden. powers of hs earth, it is difficult not to
in the Justice and prOprey of the demand msds
nv the Montgomery Adv.rtiser tbAi al representatives
Of FOREIGN governments who do not recognize the Con-
fssr.cv fR:ial,, Should be compelled 20 leave the
country forthwith Thus far Gays thst journa we have
suffered the pr,ssnc. cf eonsus from European States,
accredsI % the Uaed States to reside in our country,
aud r1.rcs their official iuEcto-s, but whatever excuse
there may have been for this IN the past there can be
more now
Il is desirable on many accounts, to have consuls
from foreign States resident in commercial cities,
bu, other nations prefer 10 saer6Ss their own inter
GETS by stupidity refusing recogniz, US, we zee 70 res-
son why VIC should degrade oursalTss by ccnssntng TO
tie ccsl presence Of co2sul VINO have not taken out
their e1sousturs from oar Government No nation is
bound to receive consul unless in pursuance OF atreay
made and the refusal to receive one is no cause OF Of
fsnse Therefore, even though were rsccgnized We
ohoud refuse to receive consul accredited to our Gov
sruuent without giving Cnse, if there were no treaty
stipulAhons compelling l.
So far as We know the foreign consuls at present in
this country are friendly to cause and to them per-
sonaly We nave DO cu0r, out lor ne 10 ae' III al
official capacity, under the authority Of eIequaturs
granted BY the Uaited States Government offensive to
the good sense Of people II Epgland France, Spain,
and other ma io1s desire representatives in the Conede
rlcy to lock after their own commercial int'rests ard
the interests Of their cit ins let hon take an honorable
course sud recognEs the Confederate States as nation
Uln they do this, let give them to understand ds
ncy that their interests in this country must take the
chances Of war wish to gain the oountensnoe OF
the World mus: act becomes an independent ns'
ou. and self respee. ard Independence alike cry Gu:
against the further federation Of officers, whose only
titles to e,al recognition derived from the Govern
nent at WAshir gton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-04
EpOx LEE NORM VIA CHARLESTON The Charleston

FRox TIE NORTH VIA CBLRLKsTos.-The Charleston
p,pes publish the following iiems OF Northern news de-
rived from gentleman who Jeff New York on the 2s.h
ult:
The general opinion 10 New York vas that the rebel
lion was abou. berg crushed, and that mitttrs would
be restored TO their old status
There was much tcivity in New York, and to q
stranger things appeared be going the same Is be-
for, the war the streets bsEg iu Of people, aud many
of the hotels we're doing prosperous business.
Soma of the merchants had made large Iums By tie
ris in imported articles which took place the iucrs"e
OF the Lincoln tariff and hous, had CLEARED one hun
deed Il ousand dollars on cargo OF tea.
The steam frigste Roanoke and q rev vessel, called
the Junals wero to be iron-clid, and although much
sas not said vast efforts were undoubtedly being made
10 increase the Yankee iron steam hsct.
The vast majority Of Balumoreans are intensely South
erp and they 20 express themselves everywhere tut the
city was kepI in suit so!ion by Lincoln garrs'n OF
twenty thousand men.
Il WAS generally believed In Baltimore that there would
sooa be powerful attack on Norfolk, that hoCleIahs
army, which had crossed over into Virginia, would
speedily advance and that Burnside would Try and force
his way into North Carolina, and, II possible, form
junction with McOellan's forccs
A. Fortres, Monroe some large cannon were being
shipped to an unkaovn point aud good many vessels
we're living around at anohor, some being war vessels,
and Others apparently Transports bu. there ives no ship
msnt of troops going on.
The Monitor was lying at Fortress Monroe, out oil
reach of the Merrmec and the latter was In Norfolk
harbor, apparently ready for service.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-04

to hong me, and expected no more nercy from hin
than vas SHOWN BY hi nustross pesdec toward
Jesus Christ entered into long correspondence with
this specimen Of expiring humanity bat from mercy or
forgeifulness their part permitted to depart
With Ill ny documents II ny little vsliss, which hops
70 publish at no distant day.
Gentlemen, when started on my perilous journey
va. sore distressed In mind, and exceedingly 80 In
body but the moment my eyes encountered the piekss
of the Federal army my depression decreased and
nog health seemed suddenly ipvgorate my ply sic
consii. ution.
Gentlemen, Secession 10 played on. the dog Ia dead
the chla il born, and bis name Is JEFF. Davis, j..
Nv throat dstressss me to such extent that must
decline further remarks this evening, bat shall mike
myself heard upon tao next convenient occasion, which
will probably 60 ere the termination Of the present.
vcek
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-04
PARsos BRowsLow's SPEEoH-The following speech
efParsou BrownoW was delivered 10 front Of the st.
Cloud Hotel, Nashville, on the evening Of the 18th:

LARSON hkOWNLONS ofkkOhs-Auo ioho"mb sPSoou
ofParsou Browplo. va, delivered 10 from. Of the ST.
Cloud Hotel, Nashville, on the evening Of the 18th:
Geptlsmeu,-I an in a .sd plight to say much Of In
eres; too thoroughly i,oipaeised 10 Do stice to you
or msss Ny throat has been discrjeed for the past
three years. and have been osmpesd to almost aban-
don pubic speaking Last December Was thrust into
an uncomfortable and disagreeabs j:il-for whstl-
Treason Treason 10 the bogus Conederacy; and the
nroos of that treason were articles which appeared in
the Knox vile Wing 10 My lut when the State Of Ten
ressee was m:mbsr Of tho impershaole Union At re
expiration Of four weeks, bcsne victim OF the ~
phod fever, and WAS removed 10 . room in q decent
dselug, and guard Of seven men kept me company,
subsequently, became 10 weak that could not turn over
Ia bed and the guard increased to twelve men, for
fear should suddenly recover ard rua away TO Ken.
lucky.
Becoming couvale'c.nt, in q measure, vas removed
to nv former place of confinement 0oe day Was Wis
tied BY SONS Confederate efi;ers, Who remarked !:
Brownlow, you shouit not DO hre' Ttks tne oaih OF
egiancs to the Confederate Government which will MOI
oaly ensure you speedy release but insure your pro-
teetonn 'Sitr sad l. "b.fore l would take tbs oath
TO support such hell fouskan institution, would suf
fer mysslf to ros or die Of old age"
Why, my friends, these demagegue' actually boat
that tba Lord their sds and declare ths. the Lord
Is ss,s lag tn, in the furtherarce Of their neisrious
project. In KuoIrlIe and surrounding localities short
time SINCE daily prayer meetings were held whe7eo TIC
Ami shty was bts eched rails, Lncolhs blockade and
to hur destruction agsins. the Burpdie y oedI'ion-
Their PRAYERS we're partly ansversd-the tlocssdo a.
Roanoke Island was most s6.osay raiseds recipros
Of their easr.legs divney rendered.
Genuensu, am no Aboli.ionist: applaud no see
tIonal dco rass am Southern man, and all nv rel
tiyes and interests thoroughly ids1tinsd WIN IN
a,u,h and Southern institutions wa born In the Old
Dominion, my parents were to:n in Vrgin', and taty
and In II antscedents were ell sliysIbolders,
Ls mo assure you that tho s:uh has suffered no In
fiingemeat upon her inst uoas; the slavery question
was &C usy no prs6Is for ts unaely, unrghssous var
T,ey, Semitic from the cotton States Who htd worn
a. nsser,e iuyioll.e the Constitution framed BY our Ore
fathers, plo It'd treason a. sight-s a. time for such
tslsgr.phed TO their States dispatches idv
ing t,.m to pass Ordinances Of Scrtson Yes, gentle
men, twelve Ssnaors swore allegiance IN the DAY tm
and ussvore them q; night short time sieos WIS
called upon BY q little Jew Who believe. "a the ere:
,ry Of War Of the bogq, Confsdsraoy. 10 threatened
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-04

FIRING A MORTAR The correspondent. OF the CHI
caeo Tribune gives the following description Of what he
terms the very poetry OF g battle;
bag of powder Weighing from eighteen to twenty
pounds Is dropped into the bore Of the huge monster
The derrick drops the shell in tae ANGLIA is calculated
lopp cord IL atched to the primer the gunner steps cut
upon the platform and the balance Of the ere" upon tho
shore The q. plain gives the word the sumner gives
his cord sudden jerk, crash like thousand thunders
follows tonguo Of aime leaps from tho mouth Of the
mortar, and column Of smoke rolls up 10 b.aulul
,ecy spiras developing toto rings Of exquisite proper
tious One can the shell il leaves the mortar Aj-
ing through the air. apparently no longer than marble
tn. 1t you Of the SHE'LL beautiful cloud Of smoke
bursts into sg1t caused by the eIposon Imagine ten
Of these monsters laundering at once, the air filed
With smoke Clouds the gunboats beching out destruc
ton and completely hidden from sight 10 whirs OF smoke
the shell screaming through the air With an unearthy
sound and the distant guns Of the enemy sendih5 their
solid shot and she'll above aBi around us dashpg the
water up Ia gls enng columns and ots OF spray, ana
you have tho sublime poetry Of var.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-04

An ISciDIxr IN NASHVILLE Tho Louisville Journal
tells the following having recently occurred in Nash
will:
few Gays ego Gen. Buell. wss riding on horseback
through the streets OF EAshv., ais ocratc sdy,
ME- W. living 10 fac, largo house, stood at an open
door or sindow, waved a rebol flag toward bin, and
cried "Hlrrah for jeff Davis and tse Southern Cohftd
rcy !" TIE General reined in his horse turned toward
tbs ady touched hiJ hat with all the courtesy and
m lyy Tor Which be is remarkable, aud surveying the
aae house from top 10 bottom with the eye of counois
ssur quietly remarked IAN excellent house for hos
pi;aln In less than two hours every full OF
sick soldiers. and Mrs. w. was pointediy requested to
aks care Of them. We heartily col atulate her upon
her blessed privilege Of mins.eng ~ The need, Of tu
ferug patriots.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-04
The "VirsiHIa."

Tie Ergsirsr tLryss out query - TO the prudence
Ct ~ -g t5t Trgris cut for another encounter With
tie Hr.o thereby exposing her TO The possible rick OF
desuuct5.-alt ia TIA. event. leaving Norfolk, Pe't
Iu-U.l ard R,tmo.d &. toe mercy Of tie Monitor.
dsstzcsols ne-sssoa has prevailed FOR several days
p.s BE- this civ, thl. ire authorities disposed TO
G5-p &c roI ey in,estd sTproViOsly in our co'emFo
r.r,s iue G, yesterday. We know Eothing Of the truth
Of hi impression. The rumOred purpose TO keep this
sps-s,d ard powerful erg7e Of destruction inactive
h.s av kensd general surprise and Disappointment To"
publ 10 no. srqp7s in The sss pllOe, tha. the whole
business Ct tie Vryi-ia viii be to 6Iht the AoH'sor
wen she goss oct. They expect her fad o.her and
more piag p5sy. II the second Place they have no
reason for believing hss she has anything fear ircm
an encounter vito the Mor',ar Tasir former cen bat
proved no,h1g OF tvs sort. Bl: even If there be risk,
cud il no, De better face il nou when she may meet
her srcruy susleha1ded, thano wal; uusa thai enemy
IL reinforced By halEadoE.n steamers nvuuersbls
ad rsserfai as herss,fs Al Hlnassis the President
tough there would be rick 10 pursuing tive euemy and
20 POI called la,t and waited ill the enemy hAd halil
billion Of men srasd CQuifpsd, drlloi and discipHuCd
for var. Hlz IpsrieUce s-se been Of eiS'deicr
70 recommend the p-i.iN7 policy Tle Eaqairsr viii
hardly 30 e7atsnd. Wh.s cur eotemporary is ndusing
Singular itss, II Us see what thoughts Oee1Py the
u-es Ct eur emmy To Lniisvi!ls Journal, in late
issue, sITs.
We hsye been puzz,i IN our attempts to conjecture
Wv 10 ras The hortl-, when the Aerrimac retreaisd
from the cor ct with her ia injured condition, DID
nos fooz up he rebel monster And complete the work
- vel begun. statement Of the fight, given by the
II o. d tbs lost frgs.s Cumberland seems TO 6K)lan
a. mystery The pilot says that the Aerrm'c gees
Cd zuots hour faster than the Monitor and, the
! IN - aumg rfWrN.
.e VS. proos by able 70 rstTeA! faster than her con-
auyFCr could fellow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-04
sonut. and sharp.hooIer..

TIE Importance Of this service in resisting invasion Is
berg everywhere atested The exploits Of Morgan and
Thompson have shed eelAt the Confederate arms
scarcely inferior to that OF our brilliant victories in
pitched battles The gusrillas of Tennessee are making
slaughterwcik Of the Federal plcksts about Nashville
The surviving pces have about As much as they can do
Of morning to bring in the bodies Of their dead COR,
rsdes Ole morning last week the relief guard picked up
thirty FIVE dead along their lines 1t is said that
mortal dread Of their unseen enemies is upon the nvsd
ers and even Gen Buell. keeps close to bis quarters to
aHoid an svepEng ball.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-04

Butt seems 10 n that this dSsrercs of speed In ia
vcr OF The Herrimsc Is well circulated to create IN
considerable apprehension. TIE hcrrlmac has thoWa
S. she can sand the whole power Of the Monitor TOT
hours Without being disabled, and she can oussrip
her materially in sceed, she can probably pAss oai rom
Nsr 10 sea IN spite Of all the opposition that can be
m,ls 20 her. And, cnes q; sea, We know not vhs! is
20 prevent her, sfcr ssyir tie Monitor out OF sight,
fem passiig down the vhoic line OF the Southern coast
sr kin or running ashore or dispensing the bock.dps
s,ais Of 81 the Southern ports, or tven passing a;ong
y. SorLorp CO.'S b9mbardiaS every loyal city which
her 6raught Of water will permit Der TO approach Ne
hons there 70 such danger, buswe cansE'e why there
iarir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-04

to six times greater for esch Safe than THAR uss d.
s.nents heretofore; We can ldge WHISTLER Is can be
raised by sny other process than pr.cc, conhseaon
Perhaps New England, New York, Pennsylvania, aud
New Jersey may 60 through such e1 OH WIN sne
breath of life remaining in them but there Is not another
State. loyal or dsloys that csn go half way through
kaoT tat when Federal land tax is laid to the State
and county taxes in Wisconsin, Iowa. Minnesota Kansas
and Missouri the gatherer will in vast number OF
cases. have to take ;he land s'; and believe that
similar result will follow in many parts OF Ohio Indians
AID Michigan Aud yet the land tax Is small part OF the
nronosed revenue bill.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-04
GEN. roonDs AID A LAZY ssLDrrR.

O ito an amusing scene occurred recently near War
reuton Gen. Toomas ordered the fatigue" to "tots
rails and up bad place In the road, When one soldier
said be could not tote rail- Whereupon the General dis
mounted and told the fellow IL ho would hold bis horse
he would do il. The held the horse aud the Gsn-
ers shouldored the rail and carried 10 10 and threw il
across the hoe which he had old red filed Tie sold
was large Swapping fellow, and the rebuke the Gen.
eral gave lin caused peal after peal OF laughter, While
the nan looked a: II he would have liked to have been
in the hole, covered from sight BY the rails he could
not tote" shall write again in few daye.