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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

MONDAY, Feb. ~, 1852
The Senate was called to order at IL o'clock by the
President and opened with prayer by Rev. W. A. Ben
nett, Of the Methodist Church.
BILLS REPORTED.
House bill amending the charter Of Dauvie and in.
cooperating into one all acts amends:ory thereof.
Senate bill TO amend and re-enact the 6lst section OF
chapter IS of the Code Of $780, being the st section Of
act entitled An act prevent the circulation Of
small notes" pissed March 81, 1854.
Senate bill giving the OF the State to the con
strucon OF rsilroad from the North Carolina Railroad
in the State Of North Carolina, to connect with the
Richmond aud Danvile Railroad
House bill to incorporate the West Fork Iron hanufac
tory in FLOYD county.
The bill for the relief Of Savings Banks and other
po-a ions of this Commonwealth, and exempiug them
from the penalties imposed by existing laws for the issue
Of email notes, was motion Of Mr.. NASH taken up,
and unsuccessful motion was made br Mr.. ROBERT
son lay the bill the table and make It the order Of
the day for the lst Of March next whereupon, on mo-
ton Of Mr. NASH, the bill wss laid on the table.
joint resolution, offered by Mr. THOMAS, of Fair
fax to acer.sn the into which the several
poraors OF the State would be assessed under the act
o. Congress to provide tar, e.. was, on his mo-
tion taken up and modi6 ID TO direct the Auditor
OF Public Accounts, early possible TO ascertain
the amounts which would be payable By the several
porAons OF the State their proportion Of said tax
The Senate passed and communicated 10 the House
the pAsss Of House bill to provide for the construction
Ct railroad for military purposes, connecting the Ma
Gap Rilroad at Strasburg int county
OF Shenandoah, with the Winchester and Pc omac Rail
road at Winchester, in the county Of Frederick
Tue bito authorize the Governor to organize and ca
out certain military forces for the defence OF the State
being the unfnished business Of Friday, taken up.
On motion OF Mr.. ISBELL the vote striking out al
rel Gtng the several counties OF the Commonwealth
WAS rtcDnsidered The bill read by sections ant
amended Pending Its consideration the ssns;s ad
burned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
cAsH IN ApYANOR

TIE sngsaey % the uaes Imposing me necessity OF paying
r sysrytsng pesul FOR he publication OF Newspaper
pellet uae ucs 90 thai In no case would
anscdbs books unless she order for me
pAper AcconNn!st ~ ne money 20 pay for the iAme Ut
he experience % me ~ hSs Only coaArued Us This deter
nA'1 bl comp-s a. n announce 20 al TIE hubserners y
ne Wty aeA1y books that necessity forces az 70 Aa
NJ ras "a regard 90 ihs least until ths un VII lusa
y isrert coarse. To hs eni forthwith commence ne
s-ndag bills from The once, made ont In 'ueh
% shea paid place each subscriber 10 AiV 'nee on
snhscpou. oil b. d3ns 20 place each
slh-rh-r b ,f,s h Within 'As three months On the
1rch s o. al Who have not paid according
,-s t,r-s T craze books and regularly there
timely gill be Subscribers o. he expiration
sabscrp and Ike adopted Wh all unless
pAyea mad preservation conPels this course or else
30 1Sl e alortaf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
Cation and Tobacco,

Preparations tor ds destruction OF these two artel
cAnro, be TOO Spc Oily made Il Congress does not &C,
an order from the Wlr O,e TO all the military author
ies OF the Couiederacy should at O-ee be gwen rtqui
riIg them forthwith TO take steps for uri1s The de-
s:ruooa Of these arsl . Il the selfish policy Of for.
sgn governments leads them seek their ovu interests
by virtually aiding in ruin, let Us shoE them tha,
il fall We must, wi tall 10. unavengsl, but can and
will spread ruin over the earth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
MARRIED.
DIRB,

In New Orleans the 18Th Fsby 1884, by the Rev Dr. Ley
cock THOMAS JAMES DEANE ofhs city and cop Ia
ter Of James n. Caldwell, Esq OfN.O
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- I5E5TlTUTI0G-STITI EIG8fs,
RICHMOND WING
TUESDAY MORNING, 'PEB, IS, lsea.
no CORRRsPONDENTs.

- Lsss-s o. busia,ss si addressed 10 S"Esa'0r o.
- RAlg."
Aiss tsri6s boN sidss Of s paper oA Hos % Pso'i y
81 Ta g. -s Of ag ssI-fig, 0ugh % % hRcOn % az,
al fT "a a., ca. 80 lsIrf ,1i obituary nCtloSs ssca'f
a., 49, fss 4~s sAayJsl fJr Is advertisements
- " caa- sf 70 Ts,rH -ssctei ooH1rasHaoahe"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

l@n Nue Ollsllait lor X Involves MOI
aaldci idea o. wha; men shall ca. or drink,
,Sst grcs repadilln Of the Obligations Of contracts,
and The dsnssogue lAey Of chsapCnng bread for the
PsoplsI
Is not ths-rus' Does no. the bill which passei the
Houls OF Delegates proceed upon the noaol tia: the
LsgIliluIo Is u grcs people b. abstn,nt BY fer.
bding the dsi.l',Oa Of g'ain' i il not, in elf ct,
a. odious slupU.ry law Why not regulate as well
what a 0An miy or wear or what kind Of carrisge
be sha ride in prescribe What hessal drink The
rich nav quaT shir costly vines bg. the poor shall not
b li3wsi 10 comfyrt themselves With glass Of whisky
and water The disullSres are to be stopped al,o-
gsthsr, ard even the sck are be denied the sug-
ans that are necessary to sustain tlsi; sinking sys
tens
Tia il legislation With Ve1gea:es The Legislature,
acknowledging is i-eon2etenoy, to regulate, in fit
Virtnous AaAsieiam. dsarmines 70 destroy This pur
tlnioal -phL il very nearly allied to that other ism
which oVsr,hrsw Ih3 late Union. The Yankees Wcro
hOrnsd At the atrocities Of slavery and sought to abo-
lshi- Our YEyal SolJn5 ara shocked at the evils Of
Viii ky, and seek 70 abolish t. They srI merely differ
ens foru5 of-a6'l tJaiHa,-OO taking diR,'eat drso
tons,-the vital P.iaeipls Is the same aaatieisuaF
But lave uenbsrs ri 'etod on this subject IN aqoth.
er aspect Do they not kroW that By virtue of exist
ing hus. the State hAI TOR valuable eons:d,r Grafton
g'antsd licenses 70 parties, TO distl fer The periods
Hus Stipulated in the hesnss' Do they no, know lhA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

SUBsCRIBERs the Readag Room Of the Young Mems
- Association respectfully requested call at the
AssOcAt &c Of 10th Ge) and
cptons the year Mr. WLlker
and psriJd-sAlL fsS6-TH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

HrRRAH PoYs-THs WoRK GoEs BEAVELY 0N-HER-
CIR 9AYALEr-CArr CSUrcHTrELD.-Fi Sy-ssv,H have
ren.tst for the oar, and every has declined to
oe;ve the bounty money. We'll done Spotsylvarial
PoToNAc CAyALKY-CAPT JoHS TAYLoE -For,y-yir
re-enlised IN day (WedNesday)-a in camp eIcep.
one. They 20 in tOT The oar without reservation. Hur-
Tlh for King George-FredsrieksbiE Nei0'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
ARREST OF AN EPISCOPAL CLERGYMAN IN TIE
PULPIT

Some little excitement recently created 10 Alex
sudria by the Of Episcopal clergyman named
Stewart tie pulpit During the service has been
usual with this reverned gentleman, be omitted that
PORTION Of the service wherein he is called upon to "bess
Thy servant the President Of the United States and ali
others in horty" An amy officer, with detective,
arrestug tie clergyman. The detective requested him
to give the service entire. TIE reverend gentleman
declined to DO so Whereapon the olcer, assistC by
members of the Eighth illinois Cavalry proce, ded
to the Slar ard arrested him. The tr created quite
sensation in the church. L. is reported the reverend
gentlymau Is now in prison hsre.-WIsh. S.ar.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25


On the 91d inst at tn. Exchange Hotel wM pENRY Infant
Of l. and Mildred Ann Pew aged months and
Ath-r resdrnee 10 King william eou5ty the 18th Instant
Mrs. LUCY A. PULlER, IL the 66 yesrs OF her age.
Winchester the 18th Of January MILLER hcCRAw
Of Gary hcOrav, after neSs OF i've I GAYS With
typhoid Pr MA -
he was born county ghsm the I4h OF No.
v-rbe i he 10 early manhood aniable Gnabe
every circle IN ieh he moved The pride Of fond
rent w1o watched his the OF % vi the
swest all the frd hopes uoulI be realised Of
which his outn promise.
Before the OF din ;ues be removed 10 The
Bristol where be engagad In BUSH tut no sooner
d the cry ito reach HIN In his mountain home, than
all thought Of self ssey for. oen His county cssi for
her antAn her honor and uphold her n,g
returned his native county 10 h and need be g. III BY
aide those who hin and loved him He e. Hated
In Company Of The st rgu ent Of Ngtla Volunteers Win
manly he bore the sTda campaign In
Western Virginia. cheering the inhesd by lis entude, sid
iBs the the by bearing their hurdens ermpy
bis walk the christian patriot, AID OIL
hs lusd tn So rmers the Winters VIII ID
aad bravely breAsted the storm OF war
"Life shadow thrown
Softly and sve,ily from pastlsg oud,
Death fell ION him.
The Dispatch ard Enquirer sill please copy
In Petersburg Va on Phday the 2i 'nt sALLIEJ eotset
Peter daughter OF Joseph Vensbe OF
leaving infant and large circle Of attached RIA
tivss and frie 10 mourn her irreparabe los
Sc died Ia the or bfsl Immortality and her en- vas
rsmLrkAb cam and pCaetfu.
In Birmingham eouuy the 18th day Of February, 1854 LIZ
LA A., younges, chill off,. II. "a Agnes @. Miller
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
weak Fyes.

Mr. Kiyto1, for many years an esteemed citizen Of
Petersburg Ohsvs a, services to the Richmond public
-. opsioap gyig5 reputation which NJ K has long
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

" for sale b. D0Vkk 90. dsis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.
SENATE.

MONDAY Feb. "a, 1862.
The Senate called to ORDER at II o'clock, by the
President and opened with prayer by Rev. w. A. Ben.
nett of the Methodist Church
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

Dan R's PRRI7iI " BItTEns 10 vel know
ID ia VI gA, eau BE- had e pr0mi Drug sis II
Il Sehn)ld. Aso 20 csats dcI will be paid for a
empty Bottles 81 Aesr.. nEiDEk BAKEa, and w. Iorih
Druggists ain street o.drs for Baker, 6tiers empty h
a. usual, BY sddrss.ing Il BAKER, PiopT.
fs25 Richmond Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29

Ts,IU 8, 1880. ,cs,, ts,ss0i', ss,as"ss ~. sSos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29

MospAY, July 2S-P. n


The business a, the Stock Board was unusually
limited this morning. and the market wa irregular.
Governments are dull, with n slight concession in
price; Coupons Of 1881, 99is99s. In State stock,
scarcely anything doing; Missouri 6r, y cent Off
with ANAL sales at i6i. Gold, under the rule
Of the Board, restricting time operations allowing
no dealings in i. at the Exchange except for cash
was inactive and vacla,ing, opening at III, closing
at HI, on printed sales, and by II selling at
III. Pacific Mail shows the most life at present
The sales, with demand from good buyers, reaching
~, leaving OF firm OF III. dll2; all the seen
option have for some time past been freely taken
the bulls being quite willing TO sell the cash stock
at v cent advance, having their stock
carried at no cost 10 them by the bears
In Railway Shares the quotations seem sterootyped
with the exception OF Hudson River, ij ijl;
Michigan Central, 59i Panama, 1872 bid; Illinois
Central 5Gi Q57, Rock Island, 63! q 63i; which are
IGi y cent better. Cleveland, Columbus and Gin
cinnaii the veteran Of Western roads is eought after
ut about cent advance from last saes, ll7i bid.
Bonds are An usual, strong, 1904 bid for the 1876
bonds Of N. Y. Central. 9si for Erie 81. and so for
the ithi the only other change TO note is % bid for
Wabash I'd, 80 for Milwaukee and Prairie DG Chen
LIT, Ii0 for New-Jsney Central ls,. Ar the large
receipts Of Western roads come pouring in, the mar
ket hardeps All things thus tend toward better
prices for railroad tecuIties, notwithstanding our
domestic troubles In the absence Of any foreign
news Of an unlayorable character with the presence
Of abundance of money ruling at . Y cent, with
money-lendeS eagerly desring 20 that inter.
cst OIL good stock collateral the foreign demand for
our breadstus, exhibited in the increase Of ex-
ports, with the extensive and improving harsests,
causes railway property to be the irst to feel the
impetus, and sellers are illing to operate at pres
ent against such stubborn fscts. At the Second
Board the marke. was moderately active, and gen.
orally firm; there war, however, no pressure
to cell, and after the Board the transactions were
very limited and signatures without change Of iui-
portance. The closing quotations were: U. s. e.,
81 Reg, 90, d9S,; u. S. C., 81, Coupon, 9Si o
90, u. $. 5s, rs Coupon, S.; Treasury Notes,
z 3.lOV cent lo2i 1927 Tenn. State t., SOL 500;
Virginia State &C. SO; Missouri State 6s, 46i 46i
American Gold, li6i li6.; Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, llllsIlli; New.York Central Railroad,
9.las@@ Eus Railway. y3le5,;; Eric Railway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29

Total net proft months. SS2oSiZ IL S'So,<oI 70
The business in Gold has not been large during the
day, and the inflated speculation Of the last few
weeks appears to have been pricked. After the
Board, the market VIA sold down 10 ll6i, st which
it closed, with but little doing. Silver is ll0all2,
and dull Du,iable Demand Treasury Notes are I'M
settled, and tie quotation ranges from loo to 1901.
There was large order in the market for Indebted
ness Certificates, which have attracted attention Us
paying better interest than any other Government
security, and they have advanced to ssl while other
Federal securities are lower. The 73Os quie. at
1927 dlO3.
Money shows increasing ease, and fayorite Dor
rowers choice securities supply their wants ut
cent. The current rates however, are sac y cent.
The Exchanges at the clearinghouse this morn
ing were 81, AIS, 907 26. The Trustees OF the New
York Mutual Insurance Company will pay interes.
AT the rate Of h cent on the outstanding certf-
Gates on the 30th Of August A dividend of ID T.
cen, on the net amount Of earned premiums, for
which certificates will be issued on the lst of Sep
tember, and on that 30 Y cent OF the outstanding
certificates Of 1853 will lie redeemed in cash. The
New-Yor. Fire and Marine Insurance Company has
declared a sem-apnual dividend Of q y cent, paya-
bic on the 29th inst. The interest coupons the
Second Mortgage Bonds Of the Harlem Road will be
paid at tho Office, corner Of Twenty sixth street.
Exports of specie from New-York to foreign ports
Tor tho week ending July n, 1862:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29

There are two or three hundred men Of work on
the extension OF tho Chicago and North-Wesiern
Road II 10 expected that tho iron viii BE- down so
az 10 admit the running oi trsins INTO Green Bay
about the middle of October.
OF the foreign trade for The year ending 5cth june
the part taken by New-York was, IN imIprts, 1913
y cent, and OF exports, t3.6i y cent, viz:
Imports BIpous. Total Trade
New-YoTt state 2J7 l0g III flSS6b5lS tS",W9,2it
Other siAtes...... y52s5,iEI aO''SSs' ioo''o''"-|
Tot. United Sta..s 43i3 go l3J t2@sHis J t@'s'Aos
The relative proportions between the Stale OF
New-York and other States being as follows:
Importstons Exports ToslTIaoe
ee.York ..........701J pct t1tl y e. nv, " ~
Other States .........&Tl go SN.S G. 49," ' ="
100. 100 IW
The imports froln, md exports ie, foreign coun'
tres by each collection disric, Of the state OF New
York. Tor the year ending sch June, 1861, were As
follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29

Connected with this, let me state that among the
philadelphia articles that were exposed Tor sale 8
few days before left were quantity OF very small
low-pdced looking slaces, and a balf.dozen iron
pots and pans. The former came into immediate
request, aud for the later-thers not being enough
70 supply the demand-there was almost 8
scramble.
The point on which "incidental light is thrown
BY these facts s-that Of the enlarged market for
Northern manufactures that riH be created by az
enlarged area Of Freedom. The average cost Of
maintaining Q slave, independent Of his food, has
been computed Ct Sl3 50 per snnum for field
hand, or a 50 . head all round. This covers the
expense Of two suits Of Clothes two shrs and every
nix Year, @ pair Of Blankets and, for field hands
bat cIss S, o S sDd Of
cad, Tor sach ~ ~ old enough 70 need IL. ono
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29

-, =, Ioo bbls. Flour sit bile Corn Nes- dDbses
~. mi. WSi.ty, aii bush Wheat l'l eoe o. 90
y, 49, Osts T. W do Rye. eooedo Mslt SW ~ ""
60, .V 6, DO Aslss. T< ~ H. Lad ~ W H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29

The weekly statement Of The banks exhibits The
features indicated in our paragraph Of Saturday
There is a general increase In the movement esPe
cally in specie and deposits. Tho line Of tho speds
reserve now exceeds thrty-three millions, and ths
actual amount of deposits exceeds ono hundred and
thirty-tbree millions.
The following is q comparative statement Of the
condition of the banks of New.York City foa
,July 10 10 July %:
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-17
A CARD

To the friends in Irasburgh and Albany, who
by their presence and liberal donations ON the 8ih
inst, contributed so generously for our comfort,
and to those who have since made liberal addi-
lions thereto, we tender our grateful acknowl-
edgmonts. As you measured to US, so may a
benefccnt Providence measure to you temper
ally and spiritually.
i. b. HOPKINS,
S. K, HOPKINS.
Irasburgh, January 10, 1862.
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LEVEE POSTPONED !

TENHE DEDICATION LEVEE which was to
n take place at the IRASBURGH HOUSE
on the evening Of last Thursday, the 10Th inst,
has been postponed, on account Of the storm,
to the evening of WEDNESDAY, JAN. %.
a general invitation is extended.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-17

THIS is to certify that have given my son
/ JAMES A. HARTWELL, his time during
the remainder of his minority, and l shall claim
none Of his earnings nor pay any debt of hi
contracting after this date.
IRA HARTWELL.
Craftsbury, January s, ls62--3w3~
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-17

there are no regulars Of the rebel army
there. All the troops at Winchester had
left to join Jackson. 1t was reported
that jackson had attacked Romney, and
that the rebel loss was 100 killed, 20
wounded and 200 taken prisoners. This
was reported by rebel militia captain
The rebels are said to have burned Bath,
and they will probably burn other towns
TO prevent their use by other troops.
The ARMY BILL,-$487 100000
ASKED FoR.-NEw YORK, Jan. IA
The Tribmae's Washington dispatch says
the committee on ways and means have
completed the army bill. The amount
asked for Is $487 100000.
The Senate committee of foreign az
fairs will soon report a bill for the recJg-
milton OF Hayti and Liberia.
The Senate Military committee will
soon report a bill to repeal the law max.
ing it obligatory upon the Secretary Of
War to discharge from the service all
minors on proof of their minority.
The new military department just
constituted the department Of Key West,
consisting of Tortugas and Fort Taylor,
will be under the command Of Brig Gen.
Brennan.
The Times dispatch says there is much
doubt expressed tonight whether Mr..
Cameron will be confirmed as Minis
ter to Russia, but he will be, l think,
without doubt. Ben. Wade was tue chief
urged upon the President as
Secretary Of War.
c. NJ. Clay returns to take command
in the army. lie will be appointed a.
Brigader General.
The appointment OF Mr. Stanton as
Secretary of War gives great pleasure
to all the officers Of the army. They
have confidence in his energy and pluck
and believe be will push on the war.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-17

EAST BTTTEL, W, JIN ), IS57.
have an only child that wa. attacked with
Mcmuanous Group. We gave her Dr.. y. G.
Whites Elixir, audto the surprise OF ALL it gave
her immediate relief. h. NINTON.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-17
Latest News.

Washington alspatch says that AuJulanl
General Flinnell, of Kentucky, is in
Washington. His news is cheering
Gen. Buell. is universally popular, and il
is believed inyincible in arms. General
Finnell anticipates a great battle this
week, and the advance of Buell's entire
army into Tennessee within thirty days.
Arms and clothing are to be sent along
to equip the thousands of loyal Tennes-
seeans who are known to be ready to
join the army as soon as It reaches the
state.
The 7fiJuae's dispatch says that the
President has said he will not accept
Gen, SgePs resignation except as last
resort. He accounts him valuable OF
fcer, and will spare no pains to retain
bin in the service.
Lieut.. Gov. Fiske, and other promi-
nent citizens Of Kentucky, who are now
here, succeeded yesterday in obtaining
oooo carbinee Tor use IN their state and
tennessee
Should the bill reorganizing the Su-
preme Court, reported from the Senate
1''''''
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l'o% ~" =, i,''''''' >''~, ',@'' o@'o'
2hi''" u i''''a"'' "no lion Do'eP"
l''.'' =, - 1>s o., - w., ~ ''e" Jug
40 ."o ~ o''' ''0 y" o'''"''' ''SI''-
liNeiy'
/ "9 A'a's'"u' 'e'' ''''y u Tue ''a7-
uFy' George harrington mas gone 'o0
or i'oJ At 'o' 'u' 'V''e''' u MS H'"''"'
" NJ ~ iIouBe Is temporarily u''''a' &
i"s '"' ne''7' u i'' 0'''7'
AN 'iil''' 40" "e's wing WAS III '"e
recent 's'' near Ne" 'i@' Ne' "''use' Is
Fe"uJ 70 maze "'l'i"'" ''a' ~ armed
negroes n'h@eu o5 """e7' '0r'Heo Tue
s"1''y 'e"'''' ""U ""' '"'J 'o'E'' /
oet'ef '""a 'Ae'' ie'''"-so'a'e''' ne
Ooa'e' o' those OF 'ns" VINO '''' we're
carried away, two White coTpses alone
being left on the field.
~ Il ~, ls l.,~
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RtsioSHl .'G' ny jan H.
Capt. j. b. Fry, A. 4. g.: left
Pointsyille On Thursday noon with 100
man .nl 1u.,.- :. H.. aa...,. .:.l..
F'1re'
TWO '"'''7' o7lo" ffes'onooFS' Inc
men slept on taoir arms. At 4 O'Clock
Yesterday morning we moved toward,
ill.,. MON, l..l., .e .f...o....i.l .,-
,,',,, Wv e,'''' 60 '"' 'o' -
OIL 0l'"''e ofeeh' under command OIL
Marshall, The skirmIshing with Lis'
oatposts began 1T s o'clock, and al |.
o'cl.ck p N we e,g,,od Ia. G,ro.. of.
I'm IN.
~ ~, ''' " '''''o.' ,1u u, '"e
''''' 'o'7'' len u''''' "-IN , nav
,'7 'sJ ~ '1''..o,S s' " "''u' '90 men
'o'" n ','''s .'.., anu my ~" enemy
o.'' go. ms fo7l'.9's, ne ca'''cu on /
''1 "-'J,'''y ~ us '.5.'1' az" an III, .
"'"''1e'' nus ii,I'''''S we Iou14 - OF
,''' ct" ga ''5 ,n 49, y. 'i'' N'''eu cannot
~ '.s9 '"5 ,a " " e ",''' 'aNen 20
l,a-o, ,rl, - - h ,,'-.' q I-'''.,y VI
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-17

PRICES
Beevcs-ENtra, IS, 10 a $50.
First quality, $3.50 a
Second quality, 90
Third quality, $50 Il 100.
Sheep and Lamhs-ENtra IS, 90 a 600
In Lots, So, 90 and 400.
Working Oxen, $50 a 100.
Mich Cows, S2S, so. Ordinary, Sl2 a 90.
Nearlings, IS n y.
Two Years Old, SIG II.
Three Years Old SIS a 90.
Swine-StOreS, wholesale, York State 4 a !
cents; Retail, 4 a I-2 cents. Fat hogs, cornfed.
4 - cents.
Tallow, s IL cents.
PeltS, 81 % a $50
REWARKs.-The slight advance and quicl,
sales made last week has caused a supply of
double the number of cattle to-day. and couse-
qucntly prices have declined fall 50 cents per
cwt and not near all can be sold to-day. Large
fat oxen sold AT the opening Of the market, be-
fore it was known how large the supply would
be, as high as last week, but soon buyers held
)h, not offering but $3.50 for better cattle than
were sold for 81 last week. Small stock de-
,lined the same ratio. Sheep sold quick, and
prices same as last weeks - to ID cents per
pound, gross weight