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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-20
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rNHE undersigned would inform bis friends and the
public u general, that he is still carrying on the
RopemallnE business, aad is prepared to nlO orders
with which uc may be favored. Orders may be left
at ia. store OF j &c W. TURNER, on Market Street,
opposite the Watson House, or at my Factory in
south Nashville, on the MurfrCesboro Pike.
maylI-lW# THEODORE IEBOW
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-20
NASHVILLE UNION,
PRosP CTUS
o. tina
NASHVILLE. UNION.


TINS NASHVILLE UNION was commenced few week
since for the purpose Of opposing the Rebel southern
Confcdeacy, and Of advocating the restoration Of
Federal authority, without any abatement, over all
the States ualeh have attempted to socede. holds
az friends 81 vro support, and as foes on who oppose
DE Union 4f 90 elaics 70 has pc watenWo,d but
FRtEDof AsD EAIovAIJry
with rebels and traitors 10 hag no compromGe 70
make Is contends for tho FEDERAL Constitution and
the Laws made ia pursuance thereof as the sUPaEss
Law rIrs Land, anything n the Constitution end
Laws ofory tao States 20 the contrary notwith-
standing
1t contends lo- the Union Of tho States, because
withop. b enc preservation OF our liberties andinst
tutloas and the organization Of society itself are
wholly impossible Therefore, whatever STANDS 10
Che way o. crashing oat the rebellion and restoring
The Union mcsi perish, 10 matter by what name 70 be
called
To Sire ssaaie of Tennessee ever renowned for thaC
devotion TO Liberty apd Union, until they were be-
traycd O. tls rebel despotism at Richmond by per
dlous Uoyuuor and corrupt legislature and who
have felt ~ heavily the awful curse Of treason and
uuarohy, we appeal for support let the names Of
rebel oHceaoders, Vigilance Committees and Minute
Af u
gibbcttsd before the world let those ambitious aud
uYarc.ous men Who have plotted our ruin for their
own ACKNOWLEDGMENT be fastened t. the pnory Of
shame 30 matter how high their position in society.
LIT IL De SHOWN how the scfsyel defenders Of
'sou'hern ghts' arc now leading marauding bands
Of lreebo.ters ahl mosstroopers over state kid
mapping negroes, stealing horses and cattle, breaking
into bouzef, trapg railroad bridges and cars, and
numbering lnarmcd cuztns u cold blood. Let the
truth so long excluded by the Southern conspratorr,
now circulate freely through every neighbarhood,
and our laIsg Vi asswcdly triumph win not loyal
men everywhere aid u5 In the dissemination Of facts
and the advocacy ocFrcs Government
Terms Of subscriptions in Par Fsnds
Day Union, single copy per anuUm, ..........ss 90
8" " clubs of t'u each. .............. Z 90
Tr.-Wc.Ny, single copy, .,.................. 90
clubs ui rtU each 4 81,
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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-20
Tormg ii suggerlptiong in Par F.nds

us.a. go vyry limited number of p.-io.rcss at
present .e.ue.sse, We bayc not yet been able e.
commence tao Triwekiy aod Weekly issues. We
will issues frwccky when we have five hundred
and tac Weekly when we have thousauJ sgb,or.
Dcr
nora. COMMUNICATION ou busIusss wilJ the Gra,
w.1bo ea1iesss TO ,ln ICBLIsHERs Of ths uSIoN.
aud al. c'8msicauous 60 tho Editor WIN be address.
tos. e. ML8CER.
EdJofs ~ oval newspapers wiu do rs a. great s.na
ness by rerubiIsling the foregoing or its Sub tancc
The c.yl.at traua1ctou7 u Tennessee for months to
conc v Hhs hghy Interesting TO an levers of their
country aua usr .feo Institutions, and The columns of
The UNo> vl, furnish the earliest aud most reliable
history 0l these events.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
Fho Duty orthe LerIs'asurc.

Yg ia is 10 be the bt. lc fell Extraordinary efforts
~ 80 male by -1e enemy &C ovSrrua aud 5g7dre this
Sr- Colllus OF cyaSoa are to threaten At fozr or
67s poa,s n the SlUi vest; the West tho North The
Nose E,7g and Southeast arc iadicalious o. move
nsas osiug 90 ilvasioa TIE very ruagaituds Of the
a-tan,. nay operate ilure Ba. every energy Of the
sa,s7- e ard people Should be actively sHsr:ed To
ersare ta toe sovereignty Of The Se a. represented
b. h. L'ySa;rre -h3gi os constantly IL Session, ready
70 80 ard 70 ps-f. By a. contingencies. great deal
ny yes ba d3cc All state Of circumstances
every lay develop new duties There should be no siiu
Of money whenever {. may appear that money car be
ussi ajvautssecuiy fJr the public detelee The Cor
t,iss5,s G9yesam1at, BY is short sighted policy Of
same ss ths 5lc sajlcsilg a. 70, sps, has brought
into great irouos. Inss,l Of boAs,irg Of spending
0-lv 100 Zii;oas il We could boast o. having spcat
tara-d EiiIo-s and hayiGg t5asaiag 70 shss J1r ~
vtsa -g5 rot cEly save Us from INVASION bit enable
rs 70 Evair &c vorld b, a boast worth making. I.
V5gt . ths bgs. spent money this Cocfde7acy bas
psa6ei Oouil eH?-Ed. /; is 90. too :s for TIE Va;
g-ja legislature % profs bv The bluadsr. Iron gun
b,a .s taj1gs Uos vausi and for Their c1'sruc.
son r57r- s ascsss-ry LstifoStka water, if !; ii,
O,Dc,asad iasa AID 10 ql.ck line We know the enemy
Az salag every nerve TO Construct va, luBber u
tbess v,ss5 IN 80 s5ori po-o:b'e time We have me
s.srt Of ;lel-sad W sdo-li keep iI.
me GG.cAH5as are TIA. Congress vii nc. continue Is
se-55o1 vs-y l7-s We should depl5rs thi.;-for that
a. aso 5lc11 n in ccntuuou7 % acd ready a,
al a.5 10 tr The sho.e resources Of the coultry into
-5se opers,.oa. 30. t5e PROBABILITY Of ia early ut-
9-ylz-li il az additional sssou for the Legislature Ct
t,s Sas continuing in session. Various other coasi e.
rsi1ls uet sary or prudelt &c spsaiiy, vii readily
o5s-7 70 saasa5n, ia favour Of perasrea: session. Il
bla'ss a. homo ssoald reqsis5 their p.sssuce-
por--y -1'Psnsioa nigh. enable ihea to attend 30 ha.
BIZ, toe people E esI safer in kr0sar that their Rep
rs-aasaves ao - thss pol,s, uA.oh1g Tor op2orsa--
ties 70 pT5.ees the pc5Hc safety.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28

General Bragg has issued order directing that tele.
graph operators all the great lines throughout The
district are exempt from military duty and must Dot be
removed from their Offices, under any pretence, without
permission from the Commanding General
Ahog Of the English breed two years old and weigh
ing alive, FIVE hundred and forty.eght pounds sI.
hibited in hatcher q few days ago. IL measured in
spgh six feet and 10 height three feet Such hogs are
seldom seen In this section.
At tho late term of the Confederate States District
court held at Tyler Texas decree entered for the
sanssaon Of 40 900 acres OF snd valued Of 80 900.
In Western Tsras the s:quesraOn property amounts 70
$50 900 900.
When some Of the couriers endeavored 10 excite Philip
the Good TO punish prelats who had used him Ill 81
know" said he, "tha. can avengs myself but 1t 10
fine thing to have vengeance In once power and no!
use IL"
The Washington correspondent OF the New York
Hrdld Of the 18Th ssys, that the nomination OF sckea
for Bigadicr General ri :cIcd By Ihs o. D. Senate
and that Of Coehrane laid oy'-.
Capt John H. Morgan, the dishing hero, ounoo prop.
srty TO the .nount Of $500 900 at the commencement!
Of the war TasE has boen conhSoated, and ne Is hoS
wifeess, chldlses and homeless.
WHY are the makers of the Armstrong gun the great
Get thieves in hor Esesys servcsf Because they nn'
oil the guns forge oil the materials aud stsei all the gun
breaches.
Tho Federal schooner Reindeer, which vas captured
At Newport News contained an immense tank OF I've
Goldfish intended for the Catholic soldiers durlhg Lent
Mr. Allen, u s. beaver Of dispatches to Minister Cor.
vir in Mexico, murdered between Vera Cruz and
that city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
The Border states.

No:hirg has occurred in the Liocon Congress- which
has given more hearty satisfaction TO honest people in
these parts than the cAstgatioo which the aoo
.icnis. Hickman irhctsd on the Union Of the Dor
der States The greatness and duPcy, and meaa AID
coNardy spirit which they attempted TO cloak u1dar
basterous professions OF patriotism could mPos-
lhs Yankees who are as eovetous and more keen sle
han the mercsnary Cowboys" they have tsksn under
their wing. They thoroughly comprehend all the no
tvss which have governed their conduct. They knew
taey we're in feeling with the South, and that nothing
bu, base fear and brser avarce restrained them from
pursuing the bent of their inelnsons They knew shat
Federal gold in the shsp, Of mule contracts and s 'b
+as lr veigh,cr with them than principle aud honor
Tacy bough. them aad paid for them and feel privileged
% treat thea like the vie cattle they 1t is refresh
ing to see such coarse vulgar foul mOuihed Wretehss a.
Hickman exercising the privilege and furnishing the
ship over their rCcrsant lirbs.
Bi, there 40 love lost between then. bought
tho they BE- they still retain encugh s,nsbiy land We
se glad Of iD to appreciate their Infancy and to
feel the sting of the Aooltonlsts lash. The Louisville
\ ,srnal their Evorte organ, Cs deep in infamy and
ss as she beet Of them takes up the cudSes in behalf
It's arcera,cd brethren. Referring to recent &C
ton N Congress tia. paper hclds tho following lsn-
suage:
II s in keeping -i,h the general coaduc. Of the All
oonsts ,oa6r1 he Border States and especially toward
Kentucky i, shows the deep seated and eager mAsnty
With which the A5oHtionisJs lie IN wait 70 backen or
destroy the men and authorities that stand asG firm bar
rier Erss treason in the North well against rea
s1n 10 the South in Short il discoses more clearly than
ever the stgo desire aud fixed determination OF the
Abctonis.s 20 let clip opportunity, fair or eu which
hey imagine they czH WELD -ih Effect agAins; Kentucky
and her sister States Of TIE border mtans OF break
-g doEu and sweeping the Chief obstacle to the
llxyoa Of the Wild sud guilty dream Of universal sboi'
ep II this point Of view We commend the Incident
| % the candid and loysl people Of the North.
Toe Abo ionsts haze the border States ~ good peo-
PIE hate the DsTl. This is manifest enough. As an
amusing Illustration o. The ao;, very Distinguished
member Of the Kantucky legislature who visited Wash
0gton several weeks ago, tells % that the aoohtooisI
Cheevcr in his sbodol5. discourse at the capital re-
served bis particular thu2der' for the communities,
~dich With strong remin scsnce OF hi5 naive DoEn
Eas, he STYLED tie "B-l States" and which be
ryea 10 for TIE deecaioa OF his mainly abolition au
delcc With re,kless punSeGcy not surpassed even by
bat which in tho days OF ID scon Clos stilsTy won
for this reverend ooer cell in the jail Of Ssem Mr.
C7eevcr herein q; least ia fair Representative of his
ciss They al bate the BE r3 e.r States" with ran
| cor unchecked by honesty or truth"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
The RoreIrn News.

Earl Russell, though thoroughly SsWNdlIsd, advises
his friends at the North 10 submit to peaceful sspAra
ton He sees no prospect Of renewal OF the old feel
inEs under Union maintained by force The scarcity
of cotton in England is proof him of the efficiency
Of the blockade and he thinks there will be peace In
three months We are not in possession OF bis reasons
for this ouiciou We suppose his friend Seward among
his other assurances ia responsible for this is not
the least delusion under which his Lordship hoots
he will nd BY the time the three months have expired
They are the three months, or ninety days. winch
the London Time, says have again and again been pro-
missed and which bid fair to be ninety years. Unless
foreign nations interpcse this war; not terminated BY
breakdown among the Yankees, will endure for many
years Certain It Is 1t viii terminate BY Yankee
subiusaion war to the knife and for all time, Is the
motto Of every Sou:hron.
But the Yankees have no more expectation OF sucJu'
CATION than We have. They contendng for line
which they hope to be able u extend deeply into Sou!
err soil Lord RusselIs prediction Of peace may have
some reference to this and it does i: is not without
evil omen TO u.s. Ii may be the preliminary to an inter
veutou from Europe proposing peace, each party to
retain the territory in its possession To any such pre-.
position we Of the South hSve but snsUer-eerns
opposition. No compromise, no peace, until every too
Of territory south CT Mason and DIOns lire is abandoned
by the Yankees and the people left free to govern them
selves Sooner than abandon Maryland or any portion
of Virginia, or Kentucky or Missouri the Yankee
tesposm, every msu of the South will eheerfuly en-
dure eli the cx'rcmities Of inierminsbls war
The very mesgre account We have of the debate in
the House Of Lords d.squslfts for judging of its full
import Lord Campbell, who took exceptions to the
blockade s veteran politician, and has not been in
minority for thirty years He has been Lord Chancellor
ad is now Chief Justice of the leens Bench. He hA'
doubtless surveyed his ground well and il he has taken
decided stand against the Blockade, he knows his abi-
y to maintain bis position. He may have baen chosen
oy the opposition begin that great contest 10 ParliA
nent which Northern etterWriter predicted a. imm-
uent If the Derby party ia uaitsd With such an ally
from he old Liberal party the issue Of the contest not
doubtful
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28

We cory ies;ef written 5y the .a,e J. X Paul3irg
witch contains matter for ra,son. Tac sketch of s
War "a TO- badly lr-w1 Toe mex, 70 tho las. parsErspa
l. rr,pLscy iG.Gl1i. Tco Pcsitauc element ever Al
work evsr --srusi5iog AID seeking 70 iytanuiza
has involved doe whole Ncrh in career which viii ttr-
maAe IN . ruin. Tn1re rot wanting people in New
York and Pen 7lysa, and Ner JEzcy, VINO have ever
t,s.ed Tie Yi.s.s career ard dreaded is asccn.
el-oy in the councils Of The c5ul,r-. This feeling Of
dstfU7 v-s IL cur ~ revolution, and /, was 50
ssroas ia I7Sa sa i, cane near dieting the formation
Of coordination, aud p5svou.i-g = continuance Of the
Caiol. Ildsisagi5io and uu5e;uPul2us, the Y4nke,s
Es7s q, sF s-cc5 10 Ell &c s those Middle s.ate
or The i1ri,y o. the p19fI' to their plri;lnc deGs
AID are l5v us-r them ID sub5eSvs their schemes of
sn.oa and ayliss. Tea, th,r' are sin in IhAi
fst,5- NO, iss Mr. Pl-liHr, sin abhOr YlEkeesms
;s 0a.h re Of che south 90, L quite probable
Tlas s-,l tie 10 The N3Fthw,s. even 70 q 4,e
day, there j1ub:. Tee iatyrCs o! TIA, s2c7n
al ye.ser 5a,s1. from tboss Of the Down Enters ard
Il v5 hsi nos uIs y permitted the var 10 be carr
The Ha ,h-y soIij by this ,1a hAyo taken I.le or no
pt-.ir t.o fg1E TIE Ysukees saw ths aud thew eyer
b. srovc~d tls opportunity to thros the var OF thi
o4a -uacl,s on those Of the Northwest. Immense var
ex5ls tires we're thrown in aud served to IL lime the
ols Of the S5s.h-Os, people 10 a contest, in which
tls ok bli its aad we're dly feeling less interest
T7-y h,7s nov bseoms their best Shters and NOS
eve oasd foss Bat the Jealousy and dskS Of Tan
ksss ry, extinct in the bosous Of many of that Pco-
p-. L e. S5uih entirely Eubdued or il by 4, y
a7s rss,s we're established a. once We should spec Ii
j. wines ae revival Of The Old feeling Of distrusi End
tSero' ard !; would be inteJser than ever, owing 10
the hasy db: sud tie oppressive tariff BY which the
Dow Eis.SrI would seek to make the Northwest pay
t'er part CT l. English writer's make Request alusi0ns
% tho probability Of three four great Rpubic' on
this eoatnen'; and il the an,agOnism Of interest be-
t-esu the Northess! aud the Northwest which suggests
o1s Of them
Ia-Ase supremacy Is Incompatible With any liberty,
O. vi any siyi zion Of grade superior to that Of
the Chinese; and people capable Of resistance would
endure il Coz day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
The War.

Tbs details Of the fight near Winchester are not fully
know bas the gea,rll oc. has been highly ipspris.
inz v,s glorious Esa;, s;ouly steadily and berOi-
SAy sustained for hours agaius; three times their
Der. We hear Of some Incidents which argue a. co0l
and determined courage a. ever distinguished battle
6ed TIE s-my, sines re "a. Is reported to be in
the aess sprit, justly proud Of its achievements and
eAgsr for fgsh contests wi,h thirty thousand Ike these
Ter their fearless le15sr Philadelphia would soon be
the spoil OF v,e-ori5us Coa;s6crates.
Sy-s OF yigOr in the Management. Of the war are more
abundant and more uaaifas. and a more cheerful spirit
l. showi1g Itself TIE enemy have evidently had their
plan Of opsrsiols f-ast-a'ed Whether it the
rsa; Of Johnston, .he leafs Of toe Merrmso the in
creased spirit 0fdsei into the service by Lee or the
tcr2r.so O.: Jackson, al combined, which produced
tie ct G, certain ir Is the e-c: has bssu wrought The
slsUys schemes are is,0lesr.ej the invasion haugs
A. sni the eol,.e. on il general, tia. majority Of
ines VhO invade yrgnia and Carolina, will remsin to
elre ;as soil Tley may rlaoder, and b1ra and stra
A. s vase but they will reap the reward OF their
ia ,a-.
,''e'es, is attached to the movements IN Ten
zee Cd alJlg The Mississippi. We are not sufH.
o ''vssd % express any opinion o: the probable
r-s... TBS A5nghl papers svou great corfiencs in
r-r l, CT our brave people to rcrel the invaders
T. 81; ths' leland No. 10 can be held sSsns. any
- ''l; Can b. brought against il aDdi' i also added
1s -JIgsio1 = lot essential 10 the defence OF the
isgp- We kUo" 70 hing on tie slbj,c..
era upAdsncs Is manifested tor the rs-appeArsnce
o. ga v-sai- which, # Yankee sc,Ouat OF her rju.
Tee be sE-s, is no. likely soon 20 De reslz i.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28

The ladies' Of Williamsburg, Va, impressed With the
Importance Of every CGoft defend country, have
organized society for the purpose Of building aa Iron
sai Ga15olt to ia in protecting coast from dPre-
aa;ioas ard our Clpi,s from attack By water. Their
f,r,s 50 far have been crowned with signal succass
b, h,ped that with liks enthusiasm their
,rvuoeu throughout, the STATE will a. foru similar
societies fer the puposs Of obtaining funds for this ob
i,e which 4 promptly undertaken aud actively carried
ont NAV urove Of iuca:uabc benef: to State and
country BY tie energy industry ard patriotism Of thu
.onen Of vrguia and the ighlenCs they WELD over
boss WHO are able 70 contribute to so hudAbe design,
ru,d nav soon be collected euiOsnt to plcO upon our
waters A valuable ally of the mail-olsd virginih-the
os defence of our habors and rivers from the attacks
Of m ins-lsat enemy, -hoss naval power has already
II a'c.ed heavy blows on our coast.
The laIss of Williamsburg, therefore, earnestly in
vie the cooperation of their sstcrs throughout the
SAFE. anil recommend the immsda.e adoption OF Fuch
means a. nav SECURE the desired rssuls.
CONTRIBUTORS from societies or individuals may be for
v,rdsd 10 either Of the following ladies':
Mrs. Judge Tucker, hr'. I2sbona Suly,
Nrs. Ro. Saunders mrs W. w 'ssr
Ms J,s ssmple Nrs. ThOs Amber,
Mr.. DIR. williamson. hrs O. w. Coleman,
IRA Correlis jones.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
EXEMPTIONS FROM MILITARY DUTY.
NELs0s, March 81, 1882.

To hs Rlit,r 9Th WAig.
The wholesale excuses, utdsr the Ro.rd OF Eienp.
ov Gala for the prsmp. interpretation Of the Governor
II o,hsr counties do better than Nelson the call fer
f,rty :aogsad troops will he misu, tsn Ire GAMMA.
ton by local phy'ic.0s ,hosi5 b. rspudd:sd. There
are inlerses operating 10 prevent sFic' msariAl;'y-
Tn.y should se examined by the Confidence surrsoB
or by physicians brought from other ,eo,.ons Ard 70.
allowed to make charge for services rendered, to DO
paid by the parties discharged bat employed BY the
State or Conedescy. The universal disposition 10 DO
released from military duty, makes IL, steu.at heart
Ge,p,nd The country Is fall Of men forty.Hvs.-
No ovrss should be released undr any plea, except
want OF health. Disqualification universally prevails
among those not exempted on account Of tho numerous
exemption Of men fsIy % shls 10 bear arms and sisrd
the hsrdships Of camp life. Let all be marched into
vice. any discharged when made apparent of itciPseiy
from any j1H cause. EELsos.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
Hon. JoHH O. CALHOUN, &,., &c.
Washington.

RrB CoFVxE.-Dr Robert, Of L. Grange, Ga, has
published another communication, affirming tie injurious
effects Of rye sslost,ute for coffee. He copies from
Booths EncycloTe ia Of Chemistry, page ssl, the fol
lowing analysis OF the grain Of rye when burnt or re.
duced to ashes Potassi IL 4S Soda, 1889 Hasnesis,
10 81; Lime, 7O5 Phasphorie acid, 81 81; suphuric
acid, O.6l; Silica, O69; Per oxide Of Iron, 90.
The Doctor says: The above proves, concusirey, the
correctness OF my cumulative analysis New, as regards
the Effects, as Of phosphorc acid, which | have de
scrbed only upon utero CESSATION but also upon the
whole structure, presume DR.. Pendeton, him
self will not denH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
INCIDENTS OF THE WAR.
The following paragraphs have been in cur "cOPy
drawer for several days:

The following paragraphs have been in cur "cOPy
drawer for several days:
An INCIDENT THE DoSELsoS TIGHT.
correspondent ofthe Lynohburz Republican records
the following:
Among the numerous positions taken BY different
Yankee regiments on that memorable day, 1.-THE l5h) al
the battle Of Fort Donelsou there one just on the
crest OF considerable hill In Of this bill was an.
other, near the bottom Of which was Yankee camp
After the eight had been raging Whe afeW OF our men
we're sepAra cd from their regmenu There Wasa brave
Young officer who conceived the thought OF dsodgr
that Yankee regiment the crest Of the hill But he
had no command He was Lieut.. Of Engineers. What
did be do He collected together all the srsgglers from
the Nj sisspp Tennessee, and Virginia regiments who
had gotten separated from their respective commands,
and without officers assist him, but with coshtence
that always as pres bravs heart he rallied this little
band of not more than one hundred men-char9ed up
th.t hill upon the Yankee regiment producing such
sternaon and in their ranks that they lied precp-
aely over their own dead and dying. He then rallied
them again aud cleared the Yankee camp at the foot
of the hill; all done without officer to command or
assist Do you ask who did thsi Ireply ii was Augu
Porsberg, swede the officer who built the Gausey
bridge than whom gallant soldier does not live.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28

VULaLRrrr RIBUKED-At . representation OF No.
xul'S Don Giovanni, young coIcotnb hummed so loud
certtl airs Of the opera to annoy al his neghso's
An amateur who sat besds him, unable to bear airy
longer, said cloud "Whs. foolw "Do you mean mt'
said the troublesome fellow to him. "No cir, COM
plain Of Mario who prevents my h,aring you
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
I.c.Izn. of the Enemy,

The DEMONSTRATIONS OF the enemy il AIb,marle soand
are not We. clearly developed. They appear to mediate
Al advance FROM NeEbern towards Goldsboro'. But
this may De fsn intended to draw forces to that
place and IS soon "a they tfscs thst cad, they viii
prof, by their facility of transport By water to sSss
soms other point, Great vigilance is necessary in de
ing vitl such foe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28

NAxUrAcroRI OF RrvoLvERs.-Ths Dallas (reIas)
Herald learns that Mesrs Sherrird, Ken Bfunie, oil
Luc lster in Dallas county, have commenced Masking
machinery for ,nufacursg Coils and other revovers,
and expect to out from twenty-five to thirty per
week. They have already orders on hand for from fifty
to oae hundred at $40 each for navy and $50 for The
arpnv