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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
FROM PORT ROYAL.

The United States steam transpor. Arago, Henry
4. Gadsden commanding, from Port Royal S. Co.
via Fortress Monroe, arrived ri this port lsst even.
ine, at o'clock. We are indebted 10 Pnrser Fred
Grau,egein for favors.
The Arago left Hilton Head, s. C., a. II NJ, jay
IL, with the 18th Pennsylvania Volunteers, NUM-
boring $50 officers and men, in command Of Col.
Thomas Welsh, arrived at Fortress Monroe al ~
o'clock p. NJ, July 81, landed her nails, PToceeoes
on to Newport News, oisembsrksd her troops 10 u
excellent state Of health, and left Fortress Monroe
at 2 p. NJ, July %. The following is a list Of reg
passengen ~,
Li.u..Col W. A. Olmstssd, Esw.n OK, Ls, t,.t
s,Tyen, Lieut., looksbury Lieut. fti4.ps haJor W hise
iss brigham Battalion Casrrfmsster ist Mass Cavalry
Lieut. Strsnser Tooth PenDs H.ais vols Lieas Mn. n
Tapn.r surgeon 4.h New-loh fos yonn H. stfnson;
,ssn, Adam. FIpress; Mrs Capt Curtin, Mrs Allen, ehlt
"a .s,,s,,' NJ. car ctdien aud servants M u. w.
Anu ps. NJ - Ws..cn M. ONeu. Mr.. Leuistson, Mr.
Ps1,;' Mr. ,wrepc.. Mr Thos Ryan. Mr.. Bennett Mr..
!, vbi,." Iien, Gray 6th Maine, sick Major khburA,
sda,s,t BUDDING C.p, Cn,tin, Lieut.. q NJ Askiey, Co
81 pan,sxyspis Vols, sct; Chaplain Hudson MAJOR IA
a.. n Fnsn.crs Major. Mason aud Pauljirg PsyunstrD
n = Army, Mr Lovtbe Dr. Hunt; jos Lester, Syyessr
WoodmsIey, II A. Stfsvcutter. G. n bookmsn, }. o. y
Knlay Benz y. Divet, tsosu Weston, seEyssl. Jss >.
Csaey, 45sh fepnsylvsniA Vos
The Sunday Mercury, by typographical erref,
s.ates that the 6lH Nsw.Yerk Regiment LOT -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06

STATISTICS or Renovation the last biennial Il
Col J. NJ Bennett the Auditor Of Public Accounts, We
derive the following local statistics:
Total white population of all ages and both sexes "a
2s7; white mslrs 2l years of age, l02; proper.
toI OF the latte, the entire white population "
total free negro population 1887 male free negroes
Fl years OF age l94 proportion 10 entire free negro
poi ulaton 10 u toEal slave population 699 aggrt
to population according TO the 1860 81 973;
Der Of cast at the Presidential election in Nc
v.mbcr 1860 S22 the rate centum Of said voters
to entire white population Il II; population upon which
reprsss NATION in Congress is oased SO 29S
fetal number Of marriages in 1882 ITO Occupations
of b. stands farmers, 81 merchant, attorneys, .
utyscians laborers, 80 mechAnics teacher, ce ks,
agent, minister, civil engineers, ~ miscellaneous,
II occupation net svtH. The average age OF the hue
bauds previously single %, OF the widowed Al. Tie
average oil the wives Previously singlc % Of the
widowed so. Number of births (whe) in 1889 2S4 O
or one in every l62 Of the waoe pOpu stion Toe
OF deaths 10 1889 in every %4s Of the whole
population. The average age Of white nal, who died
1889, Il; Of femLes is. There is manifest inaccu.
rAcy ia the m1rlusry sts'isiicA- Vhig In 1860 the
numbr OF males married btween the ages of 20 and 81
So and Of females IS Of males between the IEes
OF % 80 IS, and OF females 9. Whole number
Of either sex SO.
Area oil 10 lare miles, D. Value Of oisin 1851 IS 25i
CAS- value of buildings SIS 022 AS. Number Of ho se-
etc in 1861 96I pleasure carriages SOS; cattle 479
va ohts 2l4S; clocks l1lG pianos and harps ga.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
OTTY ITEks.

MAroR's CouRr-A man named Thomas j. Good
rich, said to bs from Baltimore was before the Mayor
charged with fighting in 4 house on IL h street As
tie witnesses wers no, present, the examination was
pos poned until tomorrow.
Charles l. Miller was charged with having bis bar
room open after 10 o'clock P. NJ Monday night. The
Waterman who reported this case testified that he was
attracted TO the place by the cries OF woman In an
alley 10 the rear OF Mllefs house On going thther
he found that the woman hlers vile, who inform
ed him that her husband had beat her because she
wanted TO attend ball in the yiciDi contrary 10
his wishes At MlleI's request, Sold present was
called 10 the stand to testify in his bslaf This Nit
ness stated that he TO the city lev days since
and was boarding at hlers, With TWO or three other
soldiers "Oar money is good az anybody eses and
We have TO ,ht Tor it," he went on 10 Say that the
bar.-oom was opened 10 let the boarters pass cut.
Tie Mayor What was the cause Of Mrs hiier-
crying,
Wtass. suppose somebody run agin her.
The Mgyr. How did II Il, get that black eyer
Witness. He skylsrkipg.
The Mayor fined hl.,r So.
Phelps aud O. Smoo', charged with horse steal
irg were r,msnded to be aiken 10 Scottsvie, where
the { IT nee is alleged to have been committed.
soldier named W. J. Lof.in was arraigned on the
charge Of interfering with the watchmen, Tuesday night
in the discharge OF their duty The prisoner seemed
really sorry, and rcmnked, Gentlemen, it wasn't me
that did this i, vas whisky" He committed 10
ref ct on the folly OF his oouduc:.
John W. Butcher, free negro, charged with stabbing
Filming slave, and Nat Carpenter, previously arrest
d on the same charge, both remandsd for trial
before the Musings Court
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
remain quiet. Otherwise they may sttemp. to settle our
troubles for us and forsee the result Ct such

remain quiet. Otherwise they may attempt to settle our
troubles for u and one can forsee the result Ct such
an attempt.
FROM OLD POINT.
Mr.. Taylor like all the prisoners from Richmond,
speaks in the highest terms OF the kindness OF General
Wndsr and Gen Huger and also Of some other South
ern officers Who protected him from the brutality Of 9TH
efs.
Most of the vessels had started from the mouth of the
inlet towards Rolnoks Island which, il was said 10 be
their intention 70 attack h-st-
The troops which were landed two weeks since from
the steamship Constitution still eneamp.d on the
beach TIE sick are being removed from the camp and
from the steamer TO the hospital to-day TO the number
of two hundred and it Is said that the remaining $500
will rsemba 10 morrow and start for their destination
which is understood be Sap IsIud Several OF the
officers brought their wives with them for seAtrp to
Ship Island and back tIoecting to be gene about thee
We, ks and they have nov be- three weeks on board
and a-e q SICK with messle'.
Three released rebel officers from Fort Warren arrived
here this morning from Baltimore on their parole, and
applied to Gen. Wool for permission to 60 to Noriclk
on Il Tag Of truce steamer but for some cause the 2
mission was denied them, and they will return to t
mose this evening Thre rebel officers Who came fre
Bat'morn on Tuesday also still detained at the
Rip-R4ps the truce having taken to Norfolk
n evening only fe~ women md children The names
of those who turn Baltimore this evening are W.
Willie. Milton Ferguson and W. p. Compton.
The French Admiral returned yesterday from his trip
70 Norfolk and il slid to have visit Richmond. What
wls the obec: OF his visit ia not known Tomorrow it
understood Ihailhe Captain OF the Pomoe, will go up
q Norfolk With the intention Of whiting Charleston
The object supposed to be to bring away such ezens
Of France as may desire 20 leave the rebel States.
vessel il loading at the Whali vi heavy guns for
the forts in New York hAIbor About one hundred are
nov on board OF her.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
FROM CAIRO.
ANOTHER lxpEDlrrOS sRrrASiSG.

AN0rHKR lNFkDITION FkkfAkINu.
CAISo, Feb Another expedition, which will per-
haps be larger than the recent )nnoisance evil
IDENTIFY in the course Of preparation from this point but
its real s.reugth and destination is kept secret.
The London Times of the oh ult says that 'it had
been reported that the coupons Of the dividend due
the LIST inst on the State Of Virginia i've per cent
bonds had bsen returned by Mesrs Barring, with the
answer "No advice 10 paw" o. saturday last, howev
er the requisite remittance had been received and the
pay ment will b. made in the usual way The State Of
Virginia has always maintained her credit ard looking
at the manner in which the horrors OF civil con-
csu rate upon er SOIL and the difficulty she e1perien
=, 10 ,r ctiag cation With Europe her pres, nj
pune, uAity deserves especll record"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
90 n n h n GA
oynoE or TIE RlCNoSO wao. Ieb. 8, 1919.

b. Csaf RIr,oIf Fe LEI Lie Ihs baenn COOS lbs but
lard 4g bus ~heAt SIS bus oats 10 bills go
Ia foNl 2s los soap 3S bi led Fruit 81
water bu 2o brs clover SEED iOsh'ep VI Gait ga
lbs alow bis App'es bol WHISKY So buckxhsat Hour 81
rye 20 bAei Ct bay 10 slaughtered Logs, 81 empty
vhsky bis, 2s bus neal, Il tors pig Iron.
BIZ RicAiond and Pet rsbErg Railroad n IrHudrysT6
ba bN.i do nestcs hhds touaCco Ohhds
moaiss IA bbl pot,tos :O bttar - RIBS urpenIne,
20 esn 2HreAms pa err 900 lbs bscon so lbs A=d l.
$50 OIL $40 bags peA-us 26J hrs pes and beans 1
re COS empty hbh los pigs MID tobacco.
bids bags os- 10! sICks SAL - bales 1000
bs led fruit 6 bats cotton waste l62 tons pig on 10 bb
phase = % rolls leather. & hrs brick etc.
BY Ri,ialogd Frsfsrl.brg and Potomac Raj road, NJ
s, and al sG corn, SC salt sbus bears 80 bus
a. a.oe IS brs rye bus oats 10 bbb Wiiiy u
empty bbls, b3ls dressed turkeys. etc.
BIZ ReAa- nd dEt DdRrVs RIirodd from The isto tie So!
iagiusr. 9s2 Ia, wte CO bales hav End IL
tobacco 2l bbs fqu II bis lard sc bags dried
timber a. horses and mules ia nure 81 thds
and 10 lbs 100 bags ,A bids tosAc bes OIL p bb
uOur, Is CORDS usCd pigs butter 10 bagstesd, etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06

gR-On SATURDAY. the Let cay Of March peIi shan sell
The premises public Asen tract Of land on YORK kVer
In YosE Virginia diItAst Eve miles fon Williamsburg,
formerly aled"RpOa Hall and now known as Big ers
10 trust, 70 ue the payment
mentioned IN the deed by James bgler an
sic then the State Of New York. BY deed otdeo
Yorx County dated the I'D day June 1853 The
tract contains about 1900 there upon H. on The river
edge large mill Also, many handsome residences
AMI other the vs There four CT hge
cleared and; wharf tHtend channel Of ~
vAtsr.
Ths te bel eyed 70 b. unqusslorable bu; shall trustee,
convey % tn purchaser such title IA vested In me.
sbou' thousand dollars viii be required 10 CASH a. 70 We
remainder the terrs Etl made the day Of sale
So 1. fornAaon address, Al Williamsburg Va,
dsli-eti. 40. SAUNDERS, Trustee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06

BLISD Ton This wonderful musical phenomena j.
a,rsotlHg in edmond, the crowded houses that
have greeted his appearance in other cities Of the Cor
lederacy. Whatever may be ones preconccived optn.
ions respecting this extraordinary natur, aaght must
elan, no onJ can witness bis performances without
oeiencing sensation which language canno. describe
Il s not wonder Armament or awe but feeling CON-
posed Of thoae three for which the English language
has no adequate form e Cx preston. We look at the
BOY, listen To "a sOu-gushng music and involunsry
confess ttSt t.uly the ~ays Of God nscruabe 10
man. he ia tn enigma OF humanity, Without sseiug
aud hearing YOU canuot believe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
,.,n aIMnRI CnNnON. THOMAN MARTIN,

II ANO DAVID KIENER -Gentlenen: As you are nonreal
Lent Yrg ell peAse take notice that on
MoudGy the 18th day March ls2 between the hours Of ~
O'Clock 10 the morning aud Ave o'clock IN the evening" shR a.
he once OF The Depot AGENT rolerVe Op,i 10 tho county OF
Louisa nd tate proseed TO tks ihe Dep suonS Of
Rbrt md be read ln evidence n ceTelI
suit nos pending In the Circuit Court Of sad county
on IouS M Uhri an tilnuH Aad yOu defsnianI Ano
non nv cause the tax ng The said DISPOSITIONS Shs not Be
an he'd 90 N. y deSnAd the tahns Of t1e same vii
b. nnus on ne next DAY. and from day - day, at the
Ia. plss ana bet hou above desgaAid Until
The shall be finished -
i.sa-I4.s RBuBnN D. DAVE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06

AN ACT suPPLENESTARY TO An ACT MAKING APPRoPRIA.
1IrNS FoS CERrAIS VI hATiNG DrEESCES, APPROVED
JANUARY MINT A. IIGHTEES HUNDRED AND SIXTY Two
me Congress thu Confederate states Of lea do enact
raat TIE President and Is hreoy authorized 70 raise corr
r tie Temporary and tpecA service the western vat r.
.uss be entsd suber Mt exceeding sI hors md
q sars camns and p-ncommonsd Oh era and OF
l-h A-k ether Navel Mia the esiden' may deem
eeasAry chan seyey such aud allowances -
be may 1etermlEe
Approved, JanaATy II, 1869
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
Tux Lrc1uar To NrsHr-TnO third Of the series of e,

Tax LECTURE ToNIGHT-The third OF the series ofle'
urss for patriotic ard charitable purpo'e' viii be dev.
cred al the LIST Presbyterian Church Rev. Dr.. hoore to
night By John r. Thompson, Esq. His theme will be
the character genius Of Edgar A Poe. IL was ou-
good fortune, two years ago TO hear Mr. Thomson
On this sui CT, aud have rarely lsGned TO an ed.
dress Of 50 much interest Mr. T. solaliy well
.cqu ilted with this gifted but llfortuned Poe ard his
"reminiscences OF the add iue:esi to his apprecA-
i've aud scholarly criticism o.: his wrlugs. We are
very sure that the only rgret fe By those who attend
his lecture vii be at its cloae.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
.Cr,o ,urHoRzE raS sToRErIRy OF TgEsG

AN ACT TO AUTHORIZES TIE SECRETARY OF TBE NAVY TO
GIVE A lUNrY To All PEgsOSs ESLIsTEO AS sEAMES
WHO ENLIST FOR THREE YEARS OR ToR T III VAR.
The Cong ess orneieate States Of AmereA DO enact
That the eeretary the Navy 10 here'y authorized 81 give
huuty Of dollars all persons sied seAmen uho shap
rns Tor nre- fer the War. oVsons Of tbs
at shall In aansr, extend all heretofore tnt
"A who viii eItend the Of their enment 10 three
T Tor the ur said boany 10 b. paid 1T the time Of said enl
ment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
40 REWARD.

CANP G. w. eNTu,
January slIt, ls69.
DEsERrVn from Camp Lon street, Fairfax H. on the
Oh Ocobtr lS6l Private m. r. II raneT, said krA.
me- Is Sbou i've nchr8 height hU Short irtE!ed
Light pep eyes short duck legs sQuA BODY Dig heAd
voice fAnees he slng Au Laurie snd othe
songs says he Georgia Lawyer ,ou IKE Ger
man. Yarkre shoUlI advertised aid Kramer soner
"a have dslberanS whether he would be worth thrJ
6 Il,rs TO the soathsI ConiederAey, II recoye ed
The reEATd ill be paid for the delivery oiAd srAer
II ~ peAr,st military post HUGH n. NJ SON,
ts4-clt Captain Company D, Oh RsgiInsnt Va Cavalry
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
Approved, January 10. Isse.


AN kCF TO MAKE THV APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT b6CRk
T4EIEs ~ stab, OF TIE TREASURY AND of WAR; ENEo'
UTIVF APPOisTdEAT4
ss The Congress o. The Confederate States Of America do
rpa Ta hrea1sr APpontmet OF Assistant s-rIetary OF
etsry o''he Treasury and AsuTAn soetay
Of war sh, made the President 6y and with the ADVICE
Oh content Of Congress.
sE-F . Ali eounstiug laws E-e hereby repealed
Approved, January l6, 1852.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06

luT ACtHOMrN -.
A CTS AND RESOLUTION OF TuE CON
N GR'sS OF rHE COSFEDARArE STATE PASSED AT THE
SlTH tES5.CN.
CNo. S24)
An ACFT1 ACTunRIzs rHE APPOINTMENT OF TWO A0rI
rTONAL CLERKs AND DRAF rsNEN IN THE NAVY DEPART
NENT
sIcroT TIE Congress Of the Confederate States Of America
90 enact That seer,ty he NAVY BE- AID he hereby
A. hoT q 10 1ppol-t additional CLERK, Al saAy OF fifteen
toA mum, other GdfionGl clerk A. sza.
y otatsc haarsd lars and one DrAsrAn Al salary Of
,stlye "a rdr, q dollars
Approved JAHuAry IL. iS6e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06

0uT FgR CoNGSESs.-Captsn Martin Meredith Lips
comb, an Nspaat for cihsia honors who, 10 bis own
Ipressive language, always strikes high, though he
may lose the hAtche'' has understand announc ed
mself candidate Tor Congress, in this District He
declares himself in aVor Of drafting all unmarried men
military serve', and advocates other legislative re
forms," which men less practical than himself would
think Of Should he be elected Congress- there
can be no doubt that nc would i'm nSrtp-iZ, himself.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
% n" NJ y . = Ut :
FOREIGN INTERVENTION

TIE iO-riEu news received iEricg the psst teH days
rgru0. bus load 20 che cves sole Jlde for the future
fhe toas Of tho French news even mere unpleasant
,.la that from England while lie evident tha. strong
g-aseurs viii De b-clc1i uIua both governments to D
uee theu not on o. recognise the southern Confet'
rsrv but 20 iG'Crt ~ torres 10 raise the boekide
Tue general princi2 j. roe roHgly urged that the
aereau war ha, bsea o. os Gufa ion uihout praeti-
ID results ard thai rh' o. warfare adj pad such
the tl-kgin FOR exam PIE, are contrary 20 the
m1-l' sense Of c.. seat powers Of 'he world. The
r5s.rcy % the Aa1'11is . 1ec.s,5 the freedom Of
the Saves ald thus -' tls L7r-or5 ct se'yi- tnsar
r5'1- ia row regarded bT f-rs Old allies, the Eighsh,
evidence o. t.c r-ut.acy OF Americans 20 baIbir-
is1 ADD is g-.l srg-nsut 20 tldlce NATIONAL IN
te-'5rsaC- In our sft.r7.
We calaos bg, feel .ac m,sucho!y fac. tia. America
IS raF7S1si g rope as weakened poEer WIN whom
8. e possible 20 s' sia au iI'vrior. No GiVefl
mel, ", taken ibis view, but public s-n'iment IL
sca- rsuaE i1 tla isc ior and U will require great
c.1l,r and mCier. l o prevent such action on the
pr. 0 England and Fame as vii make u necessary
tor America % ar,ag bJr s-iy and prove her power
To L1adon O1s ever 3D. yufied 70 20 credit, and We
sr. 1J- Induced 90 Rice a-v rlarce the "l0est in
C. gene which COMES from q q, otlce, sAere the
S3lh-fu gents sea 10 LO.i council Dispatches are
c., " mad no tor departing steamer, 70 produce an
% this county and th dys patch appears TO De
o. that kind Bat The entire tone oil Lhs European mind
Be- no. 70 be mt4ks0. lt AMOS question Of great mo-
men. for France a0l EIgind w-eher an armed inter-
Eil pay for tie cost
Tns vii be discussed Tor some weeks. II At the end
Of year rom the sauuc7csurnt Of tho var, shall
ua il The sau- p5non the urgency Of The pressure
JhCss powers wi. increase.
Meantime We ere nov approaching the opportunity to
tIa7i. toe Jrss -lcl Gt1e-s Mcclellan has been gath
ersg Tdas horle surpts Is anything that European
powers haze suppose sis beyond anything that Amer
Ic4 imagine We p ak no. wit7Ou. authority when
sag that The artillery forces OF the Union sruy TO day
surpa's immensely N all tha, constitutes military
strength, any hing n ~ori has ever eesn before. No
su'1 result Of mhi7ry * foresight preparation aud
din ha7 bsel relzs 10 lly nation N TO the preielt
tine When thi7 ia r5ught into ght By the movements
WHICH ars 70 be mad the It European criticism
vil change, and vi be acknowledged that they had
10 conception o. The strength OF the American Govern
meut
III noE question whether shall d. play 70 rope
t;ient force; 10 be the best argument against ther
isAs Of nefsring 9TH II they are conViI esd that
great pAHon uuupaircd IN oar VEOF, they will
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
.RO. SAUNDERS


the adj counties. respotd heartily TO the cal
made in The and an by a Voter upon the le
men whose name heAd this card t. coLset TO the use Of hi
o1m. as candidate I'LL the vacancy the Confederate Con
, ere ned death OF the lamsn ed Tyes They ed
Win ,qaai sentiment thrown out By "A Voter tina
a.,.pIt er praise Of that gentleman would be
40 aid riur 10 the vel
waste'ul and ridiculous excess"
Re posyeJel degree the confidence OF the people VIII
49, him tr as man who course, In any crisis bu
hal az Ut, and paosH and Who has the head heart
neryr n do what virginia iueres; and NgnA honer shall
MIC they tnos hin 10 bs rnarAby opposed 10 conSiruc
ON ud q he against cessation OF his tes tso long
nve foot Of sIahern soil rs In the possession Of The Cn
His ,nendid hpanc al aol and tpstles integrity vii
g.ard well the lublc expenditure Consider him ihn 'h
Gyd Nj fer d, Will dniA'. He will be supported
v thru,h IN. gres ltc bot will receive, vita Al
most un animty, the vote OF his cid . .
taS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
An ACr TO REWARD TAR LOYALTY OF THE PRIEOIPAL
4 }IEG or THE ssaISO NATION

rErrINl o. the Uonfti bta az Antcs
esient 9th. ni rate states bs A. thor
70 present Hehs Aeo Jlhn JumPer Commission 20 >.
ng honorary title a Lieut. CoOJe off, Army Of
safes .ithout ereAuui or aposns Tn duties
sctual cormAnd, asa cHmpim nAry msrk
% honor aod so'd VII and cont ienee 10 his friend
sp good l1yAtY TO tbs Govern nent and TO proSue
qd With complete uuorn o. that rant and grAde
abre Maynard With lber supply OF ammu Hldoa
t1r DE same And hundref AID hhy dollars 70
hereby the pdrehAs Of the said Uniform and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
An Lcr TO AurunRI7s THE SECRETARY OF WAR TO AUDIT
AVD SETTLE rHE CLAIMS CT cERrAls OFFICERS THERE

SNAHIp.
tn oongrs. Of the Confederate States Of America DO erA:
That IN and he Is hereby authorized TO
~ elA Of all assist ant oiAIieE masters General
C1,ari,s General and who ds,hGg the daiss
Ae d oftns transfer Of tNe BGa Ions or Re
nrns With he'd tae time Of the spponi
en their suce Ssors Confederate Government Eroc
held conms Ions nom their respective States
ad discharged duties Of said oes under said Oommliaons
.nd during the time appointed tsohArg
a the duties Of the SANE.
Approy Cd. January 10, ls62.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
NOTICE..

IL p-sOu having claims against the ettce oJoL Eormsni
N seA,ed, holng oiher liabilities Of said Us Nor
s.cuty erus requested 20 present them AZ
day Coest Al the O. Il, eonven-
lest
AT persons Indebted 10 The said will please forusd
ani settle. AdireI. sF soRAESr, KING Va O. H.
Executors
fr4-e8. N0RMESr, aAnovsr II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06

AN act SUPPLEMENTARY ID An ACT ENTITLED IAN
vt ~ Az rHnRIZs rHE APPOtSrMENr or ADDITIONAL
OFFIOERs OF THE NAVY APPROVED DECsMBeRTWkhTf
IJURrH EIGaTEHd HUNOSED A 10 slNTYNNE.
The CJngr, Of the Confederate States Of Amers d. enact
IN. IL authorized appoint oil OF the regular
savy say higher grGie under the act above M noned
on. oeus 70 the position under their original App'ntmsnt
Approved, January IL, 1854 Vt-H"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
TO TuE YOTDIkN mE .amI

CouetIes Of Hanover, He rico, Charles City, New
Kent City, york. warwick and Elizabeth CITY, and CT the
cities Of KIc mond and wi asturg. 80,
In Response h te In the Ihpiieh CT the s9h
inst and In oupance with the wishes OF many lends an
candidate o IT,. pat Of Representative In the
Confederate Congfei
copms Army ard ens the force OF he OF Jecions
made Of the Army becoming cAhddte' Tor Congress
1 h(ye Dill d ~ resigned my cJmuissien.
lhoud pleasure to cs me, shall ieye you to n
b. of my ability buff cho 'hou fall en- any OF the
SONNY gsntSnen opposed shall with pleasnrsie 70
nm Gui, ore cougsnA dcve Inter
% md suite ny health than tnose Ia VII oh An at
present engaged. oyo M ,.Sno,,u
fS-lN ohO. W. hANUohth'
ya.k,o~n Ian 1872