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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-02

RINARELsLS ISCIDRT.-The evacuation Of Nor.
folk WJh grsA. deal OF Confusion, and
performed with much haste. In the retreat OF the l2sh
Rsgrisut, member Of the " B" Greys, well known in
tbs city, hsi the misfortune to lose = very valuable
p-lter dog 10 which he gTeAtl' attached aud which
IS constant couraaau. The dog momentarls
overlooked and slt behind in the haste OF tho masters
packing Up and retrca ing ard fell pre- TO the Van
Iees, Who soon occupied their deserted position. The
gentleman deeply regretted Tho loss Of his dog and new
~ again expected 10 zee hin. Tire wen, CT, and the
70 anirsabe battles before Richmond took pac- Tins
and sCllu NcCieaaS Gragt Army vas driven ron ia
c1ossH positions until l. msssed upon Malvern = I,
OF bl1c1y cFy. About the close Ci tire terrible eu.
g semen; q. tss p1i1t p:Obaby L,e vale sii6r
.Jsu -s bad c'AsJ, tae owner o! he DOG, well
gls enurs company, who he'd long kao<n the animal,
supposed ~ hin su=h lno tist midst AID juwp
~ o. ais al 2oE lSi, ul.s. he had found as
' SER 1d0m sseuCi p-r!-oiy !'aJ,i, 10 mast gao.
H. i11pe5 upon az sh"-7,r, licked BIS hands, rolled
o., ,ln ail iset s23 sIprgsj lis is II every agil
ztls Usrbrr T-s u o1g " he re-. remarkable To-
s.sncs- ha7s heard o. TSs t'g hE3 Nee3 tsts-
,t Norfolk, s1i ~" provided f5E ty bis rsE TiEke
,sr-s end t1zig car eo BY bun - tee PIniusu4
L - n.sty Vrcbaoc ta7t SrF.g :hU lugSceGsnt a. Nal
ysga 2 q, tfs ocz snuT s1s.ue1 ths 5larous AmoE
gssgs 80. o rs I'd E-as.st, 8: o-o, rushed 70
eci a.G Pc. Ezpr 5s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-02
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-02
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-02

s'g1'>IE->sSP .sGGAL NOEECE,-An persors
>S hsviss Sis.EI ssAtsI ~ ofrs vil present for
iar sdl .te payment CdA2'E NckRIa,
Captain and Assistant Qua tern aSter,
Alg H-N 1Ota and Bsnk street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-02

Isf Little girls dssre h add their 10 the relief Of the
a Ess vogsted Ale DIST sSd and Win this view propose
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-02

I n00 LBS. SUPERIOR POTAsa Printer IN
xVOV ctues wardng Potash b. sdpplsd sgpl
81 /. SAhs fs.anS HeasA oSsssT il and hAA streets
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-02

EESNOGICE.-Ol s.le OF choice Groceries
49, VII take place ia o-Iug al W shou5e Ia
CAry street - 10 oelce 10 ueh viii added fresh eountry
bate honey, tiou candles IsAsa oholos s.e
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-02

oHheAANA W aNNBDs
GETtItAH qu i1sd 70 teach Mathematics ana the Ian
N giAgs, may And employment LSasAns BY addressing
uP -A HSt SIS, Henms n !.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-02

T~A CAkD II have been informed chat
49, have be published . dssersr nom the army
bee-y Urn the Pubhs that not IhAyS put S1ts-
tate sad lave . GIehAIEa
IPS-lP wM.RDUKE
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-04-09
@-Apropos of the riot in Cincin-

E9&Apropos Of the not IN Clncln-
natl, the N. Y. Express says ''whst de-
serves especial apprehension, is the in
dulgence given such men as Wendell
Phillips, to roam the country teaching
the subYersion of the Constitution and
Laws-while other men Of opposite
politics, for exactly the same thing,
are incarcerated in Fort Warren, Fort
Lafayette, or other prisons, therefor.
The partiahty, the inequality, the in
Justice of this mode of treatment are
SO signal, that.we marvel the common
sense of the President does not see
this wrong of his Ministers and arrest
it. Upon all such partialities and in
justice, he should1remember History is
making up its rceOrd-and that the
stern Muse, which records facts, will
hold him responsible for these repeated
inequalities of his Ministers"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-04-09

-TThc London Times, OF the 18th ult
contained 1,9F advertisements, filing space
OF 60 columns.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-04-09

"Hsre Lizzie, / wish you would put Few
stitches into my coat its getting too shah
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-04-09

nr,x,,s. sozDlz. oRf0;
N ANIf f ACIOkE and have constantly fss
haah NJ ssls q. car wsrshosss, near lie -Dssss.
ISIlg PS1I1a Hss.s s. rsnily sad Elira eUPekFlkE
Is Warranted Fresh Ground - af.Lss.
best quality. Corn meal, Mill Fess - a.,
sold At low figures in qusnlitiss 70 ssis es,sS..
sen. W. ls't-,r - r-1~@-
Custom Work done with cisUs,,A -. ..a.
faction warranted. GEORGE & WiISrsI
l-Anril Is. 80 .---.-..---------.-.-.--.-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-04-09
.s vlasfGF hus ~ FER de Sentinel
Lines 20 n Brother.
sY CLARA FORBES.

o. east no clouds -oi sorrow o'er Thy home,
Befaithlul 10 the loved ones that are there,
And when from hatbroad shelter thci dost roam
Remember thor, mothers tetvsnt prayer.
Remember thou, that on the wings of night
A mothers prayer is borne TO rea ms afar;
That silent fears OF dim her aching sigh;,
While Lines Of sorrow mark her bros SO fair
Twas she who led thee through thine infant
years, ---ar e-.. -..
The first TO praise thee and alike 10 blame,
Who wiped away thy ehiidhood's 5lllef tears
When down thias intanl sheeks they soursed
like rain. .. ea.--F a-- rra
And when thy Ihrobbiug hear, with woe op-
pressed, L a-
When clouds Of sorrow had arisen on thy way,
She pressed thee TO her kind aud tentsr brsas;
Ahd nats thy hopes seem Brighter than the
day.
Fo rget not thou the home that sheltered thee,
forgeI not lovirg TRENDS ind happy hours,
For o! kind hearts will throe with syntpat ny,
When ihrsaininS clouds shall DER thy pathway
.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-04-09
z. !. X. QUEST

HAS now on hands good assortment of G oods
the above line, which has been bought low, and
consequently, be will sell them at very
low prices. His goods are all nice and
fresh, and cannot fail 10 please
buyers, both in quality and
, prices; he therefore solc.
@- its un ex xamnailon A
--.Hst.s. of his stock and fg tlsa
prices
before purchasing elsewhere-in so doing, he
feelt confident that he will merit large share
Of public patronage. He keeps no Watches but
wha tare Selected with great care, and con.
seouentIy, oil watches sold are warranted time
keepers or no sale. Fine Gold Hunting English
Levers, full
leWeleQ, from :. .."s.5.... .s.. .t.- - to$lUt
Fine Gold limiting Swiss Leeers, full s..,
ieweed, from ................ 49,. 35 to 5s
Fine Gold open faced Levers and Le- 9a..
pines, from. 20 10 3.
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers,
full jeweled, FROM. ....-.........a...35 TO 4(
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers,
seven Jewels, from....... ..........2T TO 3.
Hunting Swiss Lever and Iepines, four
JeWcISi ItOHls ''.''... * " TX
Silver open faced Levers and Lepines. to !:
Carving Finger Rings, Br'st Pins
in greE. variety OF styles and prices.
ladies Gold Chains and LOclSets
Gold Vest and Fob Chains.
The national Republican., 1862-03-12

The RETREAr FROM OoooouAN.- Official in
ts!llgenoe has been ro,ived, showing the en-.
emy retreated from back Of and below Occo
quan on Saturday, destroying all they could
not carry away. Our troops took possession
yesterday morning, and were welcomed by a
part Of the Inhabitants with great joy. Every
boat in the Vicinity and everyth thing that would
float had been destroyed The rebels told The
villagers they were going to fill back to The
Rsppahannock. g.. s.
A coll from the Governor Of Virginia upon The
militia Of the State for 10 900 men was proclaim
cd in the streets Of Occoquan, on the 9th instant
by an official, who Immediately left there
Nearly oil the able-bodied men Of the village
left with the rebel army few refused to 60
The rebel force which has retreatcd was com
posed Of three Texan, one Georgia, and on,
Missifsippi regiment, and The Hampton LIE
gion.
The national Republican., 1862-03-12

~ Mn. Wilson'S bill, offer ID in the House,
10 incapacitats those who have held civil or
military commissions under tho Confederate
usurpation, from holding national or State Of
fees, will attract general attention. It Is Q
puniehment which will be very effective, with.
out shocking the sensibilitiss Of those most
tender towards rebels. The question Of the
classes 10 which such law should apply, In
wolves wide range Of discretion. But with
out applying II to some extent, the men whose
rebellion is now being crushed, may recover
in the fluctuations Of party contest, the power
they have lost In the Geld Of armed treason.
The leading rebels, ct any rate, must never be
allowed to show their heads In public lie
Repentance and retirement, to the end Of their
natural lives, II the executioner spares them,
better bent their csses. ~. q.
The national Republican., 1862-03-12

~ Hon. Daniel E. Somef, lately member
Of Congress from Maine, and @. N. Alexander,
E.q, who has been a very successful patent
solicitor and attorney in this city for the last
six years, have formed copartuership under
the style Of Somes & Alexander, for the trans.
action here Of all branches Of Patent Office
business. They will also attend to the procur-
ing Of pensions and bouuties for soldiers serv.
ing in the present and previous wars. From
our knowledge Of the capacity, energy and ex.
periencs of these gentlemen, we have no doubt
Of their success and usefulness to their clients.
The national Republican., 1862-03-12

The RErREArING EHEMY.-One Of our repor.
ters, who returned last evening from two day
tramp on the other side Of the river, furnishes
an interesting summary, in this paper, Of bis
observations. r.
1t is idle to speculate upon movements Of the
enemy, which will develope themselves In a
few days, and neither proper, nor permitted, to
state what is known as TO the arrangements
made by our military authorities to follow I'D
the flying and demoralizsd rebels.
The national Republican., 1862-03-12

THE VALUE OF THE 1N1On4ATION
REon1vnD DR0n 0OnrnADARDs.
In Con. Dspoass report Of tAe csptars Of
'Fsrnandlua, tpubllshed On our nrst page.) will
Be found an acknowledgment Of he great value
Of information given TO him BY an escaped con-
trsband. Il b, indeed, impossible 70 tsks up
any Newspaper in these times which does not
contain some similar incident. For Instance |:
10 the Sar Of Monday evening, (and We select
that paper Of random,) We and, 10 addition 70
half dozen editorial references y the knowl.
edge gained from refugees and contrabands,
the following, rcpublehed from the Alexandra
Chronicle Of Monday morning:
"Gen. Kearney, Of the New Jersey brigade,
who now occupies Fairfax Station, sent in word
TO headQuarteb yesterday that The rebels were
evacuatlns Manassas, and taking away oil their
Gen. Ksarusy obtained bis information, ws
understand, from coutrabands who had escaped
from the enemy's liues-" r-f 7
It has been 20 everywhere. The blacks have
been our friends at ali points at tho South. In
no single Instance haoe they been %sacAsrous or
acted false pa1. Their Information has not
always been accurate, and II could not be ex.
pected 10 be, from their positions and iguo-
rance, but has always been given 10 good faith,
and has frequently been invaluable.
This 10 Tho truth Of the case, and nobody can
gainssy It. ,r, ...r- ...r
What, then, are We 10 think Of the military
capacity of General Hallect, In forbidding the
entry Of negroes within our lines! Or, II We
admit bis capacity is Il possible not to sec that
be has either wilfully sacrificed military ad-
vantage for the eake Of gratifying his propensi-
ties as pro-slavery politician, or that be con-
anues 10 be self deceived by that fanatioal
hatred Of negroes, which. induced him in bis
famous Order "No. g." to charge them win
being frequently the spies Of their rebellious
masters?
Fortunately, we have not had Hsllecks every.
where in the command Of our armies, and as 10
the navy, Secretary WELLEs early put an end 70
all vsgaries Of officers, by directing that ne.
groes should be treated like everybody else 10
the rebel States, conquered u enemies, bst y
friends, receiusI a. such Mr.. WELLrs settled
that whole business, IN dozen rlnes, 90 far a.
the navy Is concerned, and promptly % well as
decisively. r.. sr- .
The national Republican., 1862-03-12
q r r I Q I A L.
DsPARINExr ov SrAfE,

UsPARINENf Ov STATE,
WaskinQton, March II, 1852.
Information hes bees reesived at thA Department
frcm Mr.. John de u Montagnie, the Consul Of the
United States at Nantes, thst telesrsphio line
the main land, and consequently connecting with all
Europe. rgy. .. H.r.l 10 Ge
Recently, . siensi pole has been erected upoa an
for communicating with vessels approaching the
coast.
Thu, ole Is placed ON high ground, on tae lsl side
Is lie Msfiysit ..d Rssaoii -: q assais.
tn: iafofmstion n paoe.nea ~ requsst OF me
mar I2-3tif
The national Republican., 1862-03-12

A COUNCIL OF WAR.-It Is, we believe, no se-
cret that council Of war called last week BY
Gen. Mcclellan, determined bys vote of to 4,
that 1t was not possible to move at present
against tho enemy at Manassas. The dissenting
four arc believed 10 have been Generals Nc
Dowcll, Heintzlemsn, Sumner, and Keyee.-
This decision was ovelruled by the President
and Secretary Of War.
Mr.. Stanton has bad but two words since he
took charge Of the War Department, I'D
udnce - and Eight"
As to the President, we suspect there IL more
truth than has been generally supposed, In the
report that he has said repeatedly within three
weeks, that II the Army Of the Potomac could
not otherwise be made 10 move, he would tax q
command Of 1t in person.
To show to how late day the foolery Of
there being great force at Manassas was kept
up. we republish the following confpicuously
displayed editorial announcement in the Star
of last Friday evening"
1--WE have every reason to believe that, In.
stead Of Withdrawing troops from their army Of
the Potomac, the oligarchy are straining every
nerve to increase their numbers everywhere
IN our front, from their lowest Potomac battery
to Winchester, crOwding thither nearly all the
new ievies they can obtain by volunteering and
drafting. Such 10 the opinion Of the best judges
IN our army on the other side of the river"
This was only last Friday, and when the
enemy was moving his guns, store, a., for q
retreat 1t is q specimen Of the sort Of stuff
served up to the public by certain class Of
newspapers.
The moment our brave soldiers were permitted
10 move, the bubble was pricked, and the gigan.
tic rebel army at Manassas, consisting chiefly
Of men in buckram suits, disappears like the
baseless fabric Of vision.
The national Republican., 1862-03-12

FoRTY-rrTH New York VoLUNrEERs.-In
reference to statement made in the New York
Tribune OF March 7, BY Captain Handsdorfsr,
that the officers Of 'Iall" the regiments 10 Gen.
Blenker's divsion signed the confidential ad.
dress to Gen. Blsnker, We are requested 70 say
that it Is incorrect as to the Forty-hfth resi.
ment New York volunteers, and that, on the
contrary, the officers Of that regiment. unan'-
mously refused TO sign II.
The national Republican., 1862-03-12
jazz IT

MRS. m. E. PIIlPPa has the pleasure
yl 10 announce to the public that she q now PIE
pared, with beautiful Sky Light at her old place
BIO seventh street, to take true and perfect Like
ness of all who may paronize her Gallery
She does not give You Likeness OF . colonel
general, or anybody else, bur your own true and
perfect Likeness.
Give her . call, and satisfy yourself.
mar l2-NH '.. ''.... ....
The national Republican., 1862-03-12
TEE rAOoPs,

On arriving near Mansssas, were apprlsed Of
tAs- svaesallaas sef, ~. p,aos. ~ ~. rsssls
They seemed 70 be nach ohagrineA In sbsips
ainppcaabsd In the prospect Qf haviss IN en-.
gsgsnsot with ths easey.
+, "a e ON. NClAILAN, L.
On Nsadsy uisAs, " 4 FslsAx Co
Hosss, q he fssidsnss Of & nost notcsisn
rebel, named d. Low. GensD Dtoasnan's he'd
qaarts<s we're ~ Il FsirfAx. Ts ,.IEi
oEx. n'bowRLL's HsADooAarrRs,
Were ituated about . mile and . half from
the Court House on the road towards Centre
vile.
The national Republican., 1862-03-12

THE D'EPTSEun ZorLvEs.-The remnant of
this regiment, shipwrecked upon the breakers
at Hatteras Inlet, in the loss Of the John Trucks,
after q tempestuous experience Of forty days in
the crowded hold, arrived in this city yestsr.
day, via Annapolis. Lieutenant Colonel Ches.
ter 10 with them. a.r
The national Republican., 1862-03-12

FRox FoRrREss AoSRos-A dispatch from
Fortress Monroe, yesterday evening, says that
all Is quiet In that vicinity. A flag Of truce
was sent to Craney Island. No information
was received about the injury 70 the Msrrimac.
She reached Norfolk on Sunday evening, from
which u may be inferred that she was not capa.
bic Of making good time. .''.'' .h
The national Republican., 1862-03-12
THE PRHsIDENT's POLlCY SUE
TANNED BIZ THE HOUSE.


TANNED BY THE HOUSE.
Yesterday was an exciting and evenuul day
In the House. The session continued six and .
half hours, the majority refusing to sdjourn
until . question was reached upon Mr.. Conk.
ling's resolution, which was exactly that pro.
posed to Congress by the President In bis mes
ssge Of the 9Th instant.
The passage Of the resolution BY 50 large .
majority, more than two 10 one, will be re-
ceived BY the country with profound grat6cs.
tion.
The character Of the opposition will attract
attention. So far as II came from the prosti.
tuted pro-slavery democracy of the North,
maddened by the certainty Of their party de.
struction by the Inauguration Of national
policy Of emancipation, 1t will occasion little
surprise, or regret But 20 far as 1t came from
the border slave States, II will occasion pain,
although perhaps not unexpected, since the de-
velopment of the mistaken notions which con.
troll most OF the Representatives from those
States.
The resolution merely gives the States the
option Of accepting aid from the nation,
towards ridding themselves Of slavery, and Il b
against granting 70 their constituents this power
Of acting for themselves, that Nessrs. Critten
den. Wickliffe, and their associates, have voted
II they really represent their constituents 10
these votes, the inference would be that nothing
but the eternal maintenance of slavery Is de-
sired by the border States. If gradual ,
emancipation, with the generous tender by ths
nation Of indemnity for all It's "public and
private Inconvenience" Is not satisfactory tc
them, they have determined to sink or swim
with slavery. The country will be slow Il
believe that. 1t will hope, rather, that The
people Of the border States really entertain
other opinions, and will soon select other mer
10 give effect to those opinions
The national Republican., 1862-03-12
OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
,..... February 1, 1862.
NOTICE Ia hereby given Of the readiness OF
this Department to redeem the Treasury notes
payable in one year from date, authorized by
the act Of Congress approved December 23d,
1857, and the Treasury notes payable In sixty
days from date, authorized by the aot Of Con.
gress approved I'd March, 1861.
Interest on Treasury notes Of the above 10.
sues win cease on the 7th day Of April next by
the terms Of those acts respectively.
feb 6-tap7 $50
The national Republican., 1862-03-12
OEFICnl.
war DEPARTMENT,

NJ WAK OErzkIHENT,
,., January 81, 1862.
Ordered, Thst the War Department will be
cloeed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations In the field
/, Saturdays will be devoted TO the business oi
Sonators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the public.
I'M EDWIN N. STANTON, 4
ja22-t Secretary Of War.
The national Republican., 1862-03-12

~ Ex. United States Senator Mallory, nom
mated for the Office of Secretary Of the Navy Of
the Confederate States by President Davis, was
rejected by a heavy vote In the Confederate
Senate. .....
The national Republican., 1862-03-12

~ The Star Of last evening attacks Con.
sress, as being responsible for the delay in The
arrival OF the Monitor at Norfolk. II docs not
explain what Congress had to do with II.
The national Republican., 1862-03-12

~ The body Of the brave Lieut. J. B.
Smith, killed by she'll on beard the Congress,
of which be was In command, has been brought
70 this city.
The national Republican., 1862-03-12

Adcz,n secession soldiers were brought
into the city yesterday, captured the dsy be-
fore near Burke's station, on the Orange rail-
road. 20 lAi
The national Republican., 1862-03-12

gH-A reconnaissance across the Occoquan
yesterday morning, showed all the rebel camps
10 that quarter TO be deserted.
The national Republican., 1862-03-12

e1- MIS- PRUDENCE MALLORY, II still 10 the
city, can hear Of something to her advantage,
on application at the City Post Oaioe.
mar ll--N'
The national Republican., 1862-03-12
o F F IC l A L.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Jan. rs, 1862.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on buaness on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the arat Of next
month. ..-,cL -sl- !. -.Ir-., =. s.l
WILLIAM q. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-03-12

Journsyman Bakers
w AppgtSS S.u,p,r
Cor. Seventh and d streets, lIsland.)
mar l2-us