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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-11-21

AUGTsTA, Nov. Is.
The General Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church assembled here yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28
Answered to the Calls of our Country
The Great War Meeting To.nigbt.

Doubtless at an early hour the City Hall will
be, for the third time in less than a week,
crowded to its utmost capacity, in response to
the calls of patriotism. A few more rallies.
and the city's quota viii be full. We would
suggest that, in selecting speakers, more prom
inence should be given to the young men of
the city; those who have enlisted or are ex-
peeted to enlist to swell the ranks of the ar
mics Of the Union. The object is to awaken
proper feeling and enthusiasm among this
class of our fellow-citizcns, and who can so
well do this as young men themselyes,-those
whose hearts are in full sympathy with the
class to be moved
And we would further suggest that proper
enlisting papers be ready on the spot, so that
recruits may be received then and there.
"Strike while the iron is hot" is an old but a
practical precept. When the wax is sof1ened
it is in the best condition to be moulded into
any desirable shape. The object of the meet
ing tonight is not for display Of oratory, but
to bring heart in contact with heart, and 10
kindle the smoudering embers of patriotism
into flame, and make them burn with intense
heat. Let all who can, be there; the young
men to be stimulated; the ladies, to encourage
by their smiles and sympathies; the old men,
the men of substance, to encourage by
their generous proflers of all needful material
aid; clergymen and other Christian people, to
impart feeling of sanctity, so that all shall
feel that while a work of blood demands the
strong hand and the bold heart to strike death
to rebellion, still it is work upon which Heay-
ems blessing may be expected to rest.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28

THE Hour. This hour is more like Revo-
lutionary times than any hour since the strike
upon Fort Sumpter. Then nothing in New
England was thought of, talked OF. or done
but what was connected with the primal duty
of seli-preservation-the business of war For
this the yoeman left the field, the mechanic the
shop, the merchant the desk; and for this.
things personal that divided were set aside and
all united as brothers. Town and country
were as one; each colony had generous
appreciation Of the other. Thus the Union
was as perfect as the cause was just. and this
made us a nation. This is seen now. We
have arrived to the conviction, that war must.
at present, be the paramount business of life,
and are lifting the muscle to carry it on. Hence
this hours more than any. other is like the
Revolution.-I Boston Post
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28

Sch James Henry, W ood, from New York for Ban
gor is reported ashore ON Nauset beach, (Cape Cod
probably total loss. Part of her cargo, flour and
corn, will be saved in a damaged state.
Sch Mars Hill. at Holmes Hole. from Boston for
New York, reports night OF 23d. of Cape Cod, lost
fore and main topmasts IN a squall.
Sch Glenroy, Wakefield, from Georgetown DC for
Bosion. put into New York 25th To repair, having
sprung her foremasf during a heavy gale.
Brig King Brothers, LarTaway. from Port au
Prince for New York, got ashore the Hog Sites
Inagua August g. and would become a wreck.
Part of her cargo would be saved.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28
DIED.

In this city 9th inst, Alice Manning. yougest
daughter Of Geo &. and Sarah J. Peters, aged years
In Brownfield I'D inst, Miss Sarah Leayitt, aged
25 years. 23d inst, Mr. William Lane aged SO years
In Woolwich, both ut, Mary NJ, wife of John Cor
liss. aged A years months
At the Finley hospital, Washington, 4th inst of
malignant eryspelas. John II. Titcomb, son of Jo-
seph and Joanna Titcomb, of Palmyra, a member of
the = Maine Battery. aged "a years 10 months.
In Bangor 25th inst, Nathaniel johnson, Esq, aged
60 years months.
In Lowell 18th inst, Miss Atelmorn A whitredge,
aged 81 years.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28
For Judge of Probate
Oxford ...... EN0CH NJ WOODBURY., of 'Swede
Republican Caucus-FaImoutb.

The Republicans of Falmouth, and all others who
support the State and National administrations in
the present conflict with rebellion. are requested to
meet at the TOWN HOUSE, on SATURDAY., Aug Both
at O'Clock 7. NJ, TO make choice of candidate for
Representative in the State Legislature and TO trans
act any other business that may properly before
them Per order Town Com.
Falmouth Aug. %, 1862. d&wtd
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28
For Countr Commissioners.

Androscog'R. ROBERT MARTIN, of Danville.
4roostook. THOMAS j. BROWN of Hodgdon
NATHAN s. LUFKIN, of Eaton Grit
Cumberland. REUBEN HIGGINS, G.. Elizabeth.
Franklin OLIVER PErTENGILL. of Wilton
Hancock =. BARNEY S. HILL, for full term
RUFUS III. SILSBY for vacancy
Kenaebec. EZEKIEL HUBBARD, -
Knor ...... NATHL Afford, of Hope.
oxford ..... ELIAS NJ. CARTER. of Bethel
Peaobscof. C. BATCHELDER, of -.
Somerset. BENZ. +. LEADBETTER, of -
Waldo. 80. EEUBEN W. FILES, of Troy.
York. ...... .D1M0N ROBERTS, of Lyman,
ALFRED HULL, of Shapleigh.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28
Scarborough.

The Republicans Of Scarborough are requested TO
NEE at the Town House in said town on Sdfnrdrv
Aug Both, at O'Clock L. NJ, TO nominate a candi.
date for Representative TO the State Legislature
d&w Per order Town Committee
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28
State of Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT !
Augusta, August 20. 1852
A adjourned session of the ETecntire Council
IA will be held at the Council Chamber in Angus
Ia, on Tuesday the twenty-third day of September
next. Attest
JOSEPH B. HALL,
aug2ldtd Secretary of State.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28

At Pernambueo 18th ult. brig Roanoke, Long, fm
New York for st Thomas next day
Sailed from Aspinwall 11th inst brig Costa Rica.
drcws.
:. AZ Barbadoes 9th inst, bark n II CASTOR, King FIN
New York
At 81 Martins 5th inst. sch Chief, Eldridge from
New York. disg.
Ar at st Thomas 1st inst bark Teresa Foster New
York land cid 9TH for Maracaibol
Ar at do llth, brig Frontier, Shedd, Martinique
land cid 18th for Turks IsiandD
In port 1lth, ship Globe. wtg orders
OF the harbor 9h brig Baron de Castine Saun-
der for Turks Island TO load salt for New York or
Philadelphia.
At Ponce 10th inst, bark Tivola Brown. for New
York days. sch Gen Armstrong stanfeld for New
Haven 10 days.
Ar at Halifax 10Th inst, brig ID Lincoln, Portland
for Pctou
CID at do 18th, schs Gazelle, Swain. Boston; 10TH
surprise, Barclay, do
cd at st John NIB. 2ist, brig Henry Laurcns,
Sonnson %a. Philadelphia; schs Harry Smith, Dick,
CID At do I'D, sch Camilla, Appleby. wilmington.
Del zou' onward, Brannen, Providence.
SPOKEN.
Aug 3. lat As l5. Ion AZ So shin Atmospbere Harris
from New York for Liverpool
Aug q. ship Montezuma, from Plymouth. T.
for Portland ~
No date lat 90; Ion 75, bark Diligence, from carde
mas for New York
Aug IL, lat q, lon 70 As, bark Menry DARLING fp
Portland for New Orleans at the same bark How
land, from Philadelphia for do
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28

PERSONAL BRAvERY-Nolumes might be
written upon the personal bravery of our
troops, incidents of which are constantly COM
ing to our knowledge. We received letter
short time since from an officer in the 7th Reg
iment, in which was related an incident, in
which Mr.. Hiram Church, of Presque Isle now
a Sergeant in Co. /, was the hero. Hiram is
wild, rollicking, good natured specimen of
Yankee-awkward, keen, and shrewd, and
brave as a lion. But to the letter. Capt. -
writes as follows:
When our forces were at Yorktown. or rath-
er before it, our Regiment was on picket on
the left bank of Warwick River. The rebels
were picketed on the other bank. Our side of
the river was lined with young growth of
wood, with only one opening which was clear
ing OF about 20 acres. The rebels had dug a
rifle pit on the other side, and any one who
made his appearance in the clearing, was sure
TO get volley of from five to six sharp shoot
ers. In the discharge of his duty. Sergt
Church, had occasion to pass this clearing In
stead OF going round, as he ought To have done.
he went across it, within POO yds of the rebel
pit. After he got about half way across. up
sprang six rebels, and let go yolley at him.
Although we called to him to run, he did not
quicken his pace. but kept slowly on until he
reached the woods. not however until they
have given him three uoiiies. Whenhe came up
i asked why he had not run, his reply was.they
say have no courage, will never run from a
rebel. and well has he kept his word. lie has
been with his company in all of the marches
and all of the battles.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28

sB- We learn by telegraph that Hon. T.
Darcy Magee, of the Canadian Ministry,
President of the Executive Council, left Mon
treal yesterday, and viii reach Portland by the
Grand Trunk Railway to-day, on his way to
the Popham celebration.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28
DISASTERS.

Ar at at Lubec 2lst, sch Harmony, Ferguson, frol
Bay Chalcur.
Sid 23d, sch Abigail, Small. for maekerel.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28

FISHER MEN.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2I-Ar barks Montczuma n
Barbados; Ocean Pearl. from Belfast, ireland; bri
Trade Wind. Turks Island
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


AhVROSeahS HVG SuOS1S1tuIts
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- undersigned at Augusta, Maine, until the first
day Of September, 1872, at O'Clock +. NJ. for tho
following Subsistence Stores to be delivered at Camp
T.. ID: kcycs, Augusta, Maine, In such quantities as
may be required, part Of which may be wanted by
the 3D. day of September:
40 barrels Mess Pork,
lib Mess Beef
100 :" Flour,
2i00 pounds Hard Bread lin barrelsl
" bushels Beans lin barresL
$500 pounds Rice lin bags or barrelsl
700 Coffee, roasted and ground,
$50 Black Tea,
$500 '' Sugar, coffee-crushed,
100 gallons Vinegar,
$50 pounds Adamantine Candies,
14f0 Soap,
y bushels Salt,
3O Potatoes,
800 gallons Molasses.
The Subsistence must be of the best quality and be
subjected 10 inspection. The undersigned reserves
the right to increase the amount to onehaf by giving
three days notice to the bidder and to re-
ject all bids If he deems them unsatisfaeory
Endorse Proposals for Subsistence"
I. &. j. BAfLY,
aug2stsepl Ist Lieut.. 18th Inf. A. A. C. S.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28
For Sherins.

oosfook. WILLIAM SMALL of Fort Fairfield
THOMAS PENNELL, Harpswell.
1niiia .0RREN DAGGErT, of New Sharon.
anebec. JOHN HATCH of Augusta.
or ........S. w. LAUGHTON, of Appleton.
ford 49,. HORATI0 AUSTIN, of Canton.
aobscot. JOHN $. CHADWICK, of Bangor.
nerset.. .ABNER +. POWERS, of -
lido. ......J. ID. TUCKER, of Belfast.
rk.. GEORGE GOODWIN, of Wells.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28

Brig Maria White was spoken Aug 10Th, Il miles
ST. Of sombrero key, her all down with the
yellow fever; she was endeavorng TO get 10 Key
West.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28

TUT County, IFtasuftTs,
Androscog'n. ISAAC G. CURTIS of Lewiston.
froosfook SAM'L BRADBURY, of n. Limerick
Cumberland. THOMAS ii. MEAD, Brdgfon.
Franklin -. LEONARD KEITH, of Pennington
Hancock WILLIAM II. PILSBURY, of -
Eennebec. ..DANlEL PIKE, of Augusta.
knor .......ALDEN SPRAGUE of Rockland.
oxford 49,. WILLIAM A. PIDGIN, of Paris.
Somerset. ALBERT LEANITr, of -
Wdtdo. s. A. HOWES, of Belfast.
York. .......J0HN HALL, of North Berwick.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28
REPUBLICA NOMINATIONS
FOR GOVERNOR,
ABNER COBURN,
OF SkOWHEGAN
For Representatiyes 10 Congres.

First District. JOHN n. GOODWIN, of $ Berwick.
Second District. SIDNEY PERilAM of Paris.
Third District JAMES g. BLAINE, of Augusta.
Fourth District JOHN ii. RICE, of Foxcroft.
Firth District. FREDERIC A. PIKE, of Calais
Old Second Distriet-racdacy,
THOS. A. ID. FESSENDEN of Auburn.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28
Great War Meeting !!
THIS AFTERNOON


In overwhelming numbers, and the work will
be accomplished.
Our companies can be filed, and Portland
will have the proud name of having
Answered to the Calls of our Country
In thrilling voice of patriotism that will in
spire every city and town throughout New
England.
Our city is now doing good work. and
every effort should be made TO keep the ball
rolling
at ? O'Clock This afternoon general business
will be suspended, and the bells of the several
churches will be rung TO call the people to-
gether in one great council.
The several Bands ,ciH be in attendance in
front of the Post Office, and speeches will be
made by Hon. +. o. j. SMITH, Rev. III. STEB-
BINS, and others.
Capt. Shaw's, and other companies will be
out in full ranks toparticipate in the exercises.
Come out, every man, and make this THE
GREAT MEETING of the campaign.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28
For Clerks of Courts.
For County Trnasnrers.

Hancock 80. PARKER w. PERRY, of Ellsworth,
Kennebec. ..WM. NJ. STRATTON, of Augusta
Somerset. HIRAM kNowLToN, of -
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the rcgu-
lar lines. The steamers for from Liverpool call at
Queenstown, except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28
Department of the Cult.

PORTLAND, Aug. 9th, 1862.
Eds. Press The location of our Regiment
in the Gulf Department at the present time
must not be neglected. The next two months
are by far the most sickly months of the year.
Already the 18th and 14th Maine are suffer
ing by sickness and wounded men. The loea-
tion of the 18th Maine is such that their sani-
tary condition must be unhealthy. The Regi-
ment is scattered at several points and in some
very unhealthy parts of the Gulf Previous
to the battle of Baton Rouge the sanitary con-
dition of the 18th Regiment was fair. At the
present time they have large sick list 1t
will be well in the future, in forwarding sup
plies to our troops, not to overlook the Gulf
Department Let us take good care of these
troops; they are doing the country great SER
vice, and are deserving share of our hospital
supplies. We give the location of the 18th,
18th, 14th, 18th Regiments and the 1st Maine
Battery.
In the Department of the Gulf under
command of General Butler, are four Maine
Regiments, stationed as follows: the 18th.
Col. Kimbal, are in New Orleans and at the
termination of Lake Pontchartrain Railroad.
The 18th, Col. Rust, hold Ship Island with Co.'S
f, Capt. March, and ID, Capt. Bates; Fort
Pike with Co. c, Capt. Buck; Fort Macomb
with Co. X, Capt. Swan; Fort Jackson with
Co. 9, Capt. Sawyer, Co. H., Capt. Clough,
and Co. l, Lieut. Randall, Lieut.. Col. Hasel-
tine commanding the Fort. Fort ST. Phillip
with Co. B, Capt. Smell, Co. Z. Capt Quimby.
and Co. A, Capt Stevens, Major Grover com
manding the Fort; the whole under command
of General Dow, who makes his headquarters
at Fort st. Phillip.
The 14th Regiment, Col. Nickerson, are at
Baton Rouge.
The 18th, Col. McClusky, are at Carrolton,
0 miles above New Orleans.
The lst Maine Battery are located with the
18th Maine at New Orleans
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28
- Isl-si-4I.alI.ssis
MARRIED.

In Belfast, Mr.. Charles X. Nickerson to Miss Ele-
nora A. Iarrabee.
In Hallowell. Mr.. E. c. Towns to Miss Clara F.
Richards
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28

= Cumberland. MOSES NJ. BUTLER, Portland.
Franklin 80. SEWELL CRAM, of Wilton.
Kaor ........L. w. HOWES, of Rockland.
Watdo. Z. X. BOYLE, of Unity.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28
EVERY MAN FOR HIS COUNTRY
TO-DAY.

Let every man rally for his country. TODAY !
Close up your places of business, and come IN
to the
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
"Wednesday. August 81.
ARRIVED.

Sch J II Counts Dodge. Philadephia.
Steamer Lewiston, knight, Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Lallah Rookh. tBrl Ritehie, ST John NIB, by
Thos Paddock.
Sch Margaret Alice. (Br) Simmons, Cornwallis,
Ms, by master.
Sch VIM Arthur, Haskell, Philadelphia, by NJ d
Nickerson.
Sch sam1 Lewis, Fogg, Philadelphia, by Joseph II
White.
steamer Chesapeake, Crowell, for New York, by
Emery Fox.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28

.sg@Consumption and Catarrh, and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs successfully treated by ISHA
LATIoN, by c. MORSE. NJ. d.,
aulS go cod Corner Smith and Congress Sts
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28

Pdroled Prisoners at A 4nndpolis-Pd Patriotic
Students-Recruits-Cot. 1ines-1ppoint-
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-28

DESTIsTRY.-Dr. JOSIAH HEALD, No. 2il Con-
gress Street, first door east of 1st Parish Church,
Portland, Me. aug7d1y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10
PHOCLAMsIIsN IA THE PRESID ut
TO TIE PEOPLE OF IHE coAFELEsArA sTAIs OF

emmy vaglnR Ia yostive OF the usagef Of
~ esv nIJ has lavsstd try witt pr s.npiu-
relan;v GU sPtTi unb'r he DECLARED his Furose 70
luce Is 10 subni lon We IsE 10 bhth ib
Of eo1s tn Freedom ar = st 10 In tbs 10 tic cf cur cause
and the econ OF our Co. Recent tslt ad gloom
he md and sits ~ hear Ftones eOJni
nen but pc PIE ION eaIs Ct ec uds and hu " relying
nes finef Heaven, down, bit csnnot be dis
mayed They tie les Of he martyrs
scsn ed Ia hd defence bet hey receive his p lon
Of Divine Providence Win hubble submission aud fs h.
And that s!n g1sg forth battle and low
At hene ed =iih srseus schciute To- their safe
~, meet hat hl sh5Is neople should mp lnsy to
ther mlghyF ther AMI ttseesh BIS fgl cOn.
To tbs nd therefore, JLsrERs DAVE, sscebt o. on
fsderit sttts o! neh do iub prossnat Eyit
ing all the poole unite Ltrs eve al Of vorsh on
Friday Ire 61 Jay Of tie mo h OF Nay, In nb sep
ic toa 10 An htT 90 hist lie will goreh Gie Ia bngs
on GU oo'e that lie wi sttea then aud protect
sTnisi tina lie VII sasch peop tom ,he
evil baehlrt. n OF niles: "a lie VII
od ~ the blessing Of peace I'D security uriT
HIS 'hes, rBs
Given under y hand seal CT the snfeG. t.
Richmond, on the sd day Of MAJ, A. D., 1854
mAy5 lsTPERsQN PAWS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10
NOTICE.

TIyuE c. pta stock 1.-THE Iiid, R.lro I'd npany hsy
ing be n al taken b. tie trhuoId snd hanVA Railroad
Con,sny Other Il Il D. them sndth Gover1nsn uf
sc O,ntdrle 'te TIA. lie Wk OF eon, ruetion sho 40 re
90 menoed a complttei Jse'iy a. 20 be
lAyle-g oth Vi nice say Tor the geN Company 70
os.nzei 10 ne IL hereby gisen 70 al rr
500 havrg hA a. hire that lloyn may DC Obtsnsi ~
such sads To lns OF hs sid rao q, scol q ie FED
n Rlo Ad Co Is oTgnI D. watch expect d 10 te b
aboat thlrty or W DAYS ton lie me- ~ san per'lna
are 10 sc speedily VIA tae Prederi Hs
Richmond 90 pnvile Comp ny, lwlt VINCENT TcH'A "a
JoS TpRoNDI he Ti,c erEho authorized mske
von. az tas sHplsynsnt Of sns1 hla5I 70, u
puI Jose. htsliA hsnnhN
ERwhig, D'ps'eh. LyneAba'E Rspubll IAN, psasle ard
ca erSb, r5 o. pEper vii ubh for q days, and 'e1d &C
49,, "a t,i, ofses T.. H. ..,
ma O-SOs President r. and D. R. o..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10
RICHMOND WING.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1884.

ATTACK on sEEKLs PODu.-Ths Petersburg EI.
p,SsI, Of yesterday, says that four Eve Of the
ensuy's gunboAs made their Appearance In Hampton
Roads Thursday Gbeu; noon, and opened terrific bonn
hardment on our batteries SsEss Point and Craney
ll,Rd Our batteries replied sosly, nOt Wishing 10
v,se aamuiinOn, and kaOsrg that the herrinse ccu'd
10, be lar Cd Sometime duriug the afternoon this
sci steamed up ard erept do~n in the direction of the
ding but seemed undertake the trip with great re.
srce. So coon a. the ksrrimsc hove in sight the
Yankee sasboets made for Fortress Monroe and thus
sorvp,y terminated the bOmbArdmenl Of SeWes Point
We lssrn that this affair preceded BY an &C, CT
IRE basssg treachery. A tug boat was sans down to
S-Teis P-ias 20 aid in important move uea out IL
cad O. going to tbs place, the Captain, ecu. drel
named Bysrs, her % Old Point aud gave iniosura-
ton 20 the enemy which Led TO the attack by tbs qua
boa's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10

TGE SALT;sUPPLT.-The Ssa,ts Of Virginia, yeater.
day pissed biz ron tae HOuss Of Dseg,ss, author
Ting Zoe eouaty courts to purchase salt tor dsributoa
AID 70 provide for the ply nelt OF the same This il
vsIy PsopeI measure and one that shcu be promptly
r'ied 0us b. the county courts Daring the cousde.
oa Of the bill letter from aessrs Stuart Buchanan
Co, 20 = member Of the House of Delegates, was
rad Tasy say thai after the nj scol by tie Lsgisl4-
ts OF tee III 70 purchase 400 coo bushels of sl from
taeir Wor thSy az Olos besiesed BY spscuators
20 salt contracts at from 81 so 10 g per boshe They
dsOhued thCm then and are dseiaias them every
dy. They dii, however increase the price to 81 per
ol,hs which VAS SSl per cent upon the former p ice
rendered Necessary ~ the Advancing press Of labor
PROVISIONS ETC Several counties have contracted With
the 6rn for supplies Of SAIL 1--WE have added oVe third
- our capacity for nikrg salt snec the s6 ~ ngeI Of
h Legislature. We haTs Two large furnaces JUST pu;
u15er contract which VIII swell tie supply twenty 6vs
pr cent moFe. We are not cDly mskgg money do al
vii 10 Increase sorks, bat We are making salt help
u aerosss them FOR i. viii &c: articles that no1sy
9 nI-7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10
WAR pEPIRr7IT:
GENERAL ORDERS, !
NJ 4. 4

RoEA,sp -
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. ~.
l. The icilowng proclamation pail shss - .H. n.en
81 ~ eOEsesEsj.
PROCLAMATION.
Of Ire poser vested BY law, declare tho
Jefeon LAWS fhe Oonf ~ Amer
les DO proclaim thlt Martial Law her By the
untes flee Wise, Buchanan 5eD,yel AID Wyoming rndsr
and l do pro'kia the tusperon Of AT civil jar idcten
q IN tAe except OF TIA, esSei he TO take
4 probate Of wills The mi N sststes
ceased Persps he hcsJn Of susrdGn 70 enter DEGREES
ord TOT the on prep n.y. crleIs
raisg and bridges 10 covLty e'l md 20
der The OF unity aud = Of tbs writ
Il Ia oSs eorpEI. Ia the c unies Aforesaid.
~ lo faith whereof have hrturto signed ny name
3LA and bel seal III third dHy Of May, n the year
fsigndl JsFPEasoH DAVIS.
IL RAder Central Humphrey MsrssIn gIt Eth the
Cue execution Of the foregoing pToel,Da Ion He vi 70 hv
establish an Efficient military police and val enforce ,h follow
,ug orders:
All d aiop Of spliuous rqlers positively ptOhlbi and
qlors OF any Ed Is io hbea, and embellishments 70 hs
sci. thereof val be closed
Ill per,ons ngrg the Abcys Pre- hb ten vii Eufr sueh
punLhnent shall be CrIered By The tentence mar
u4 prov ded IenteEce - had lAtor for
hhGl be Indicted by he OF
martial, a. eir.eltc by the 9th article Of Wtr.
By command Of lhe Secretary o! bsr;
Clgn.D q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10

CAlLAsT ACT Yong Baatsa, Hso va wounded IL
sc head as he battle oi Wisnsbgss. Upon recovering
'front.' fgs, suaaieg rtfssss Wakes sittGg ns
hin He ssksj ha where be FROM Wien told tina: be
SO from C1n5es, New J5FseJ, and ;ha he vas neither
Eluoi,a nor sick, B.'utOn SEX nuke. lying hard
57, ,iaiu=d hin a. prisolcr, sad marched tiH into
tow Tee bl ;sls entered NJ BAn,ou's bead -ss sx-
tract 90 yesterday BY De-. Paoo', ard he is doing
vel We take pleasure in nO,ei5s al &C Of gsllaltry
o. he gar; Of pg;va.ss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10

sAlE ~ lEslsTED GooOs An assosssd eArgo lot
soOds recently rived sold a. auction yesterday
f5r easS, under lie hammer Of kessrs. Wilbur Son, at
tbs ls!loEicg prices
Tu-peniae Soap 80 esnts per pound, TilOW eAndes
lnfsso % cents par pound, tl,ek tea s. per pOued
saToi IS Is per po1nd bu kets S. so per dez'p mate
e. 90 Der gross e,-e (L,guayra 80 cents pr pound
fix nat o. each p,ln laAi 81 o. per dCz,u, letter
paper s-o-ssd) $40 Is per roam, -ue white letter "a
per ga Is per ree nOe rapcr 81 rs per reau, snve
ps 50 50 thousand im arabic 10 eer'= per pound
tSrsa "a Der pound CO4es spool co.Op g so per dE
b aohsd shirlag 80 csnis per yatd, back sssag silk