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oss OF THE MOST DEsIn.sIE susu

ONE OLE TIiR MOST DRSIRAELE ECS7-
SE:e sTANDS on TIE SoG1h SIDE or uARy,
BETWEEN 18Th AND lsTH STREETS, Fox BALE At
AUCTION.
NJ Will sell on TCEEDAf, THE aTE lax aF ApEIL,
w 1862. commencing ~ IL O'clock NJ, that Il ,st detira-
bic ou'lac.s s!tSI ut ths sorIsr OF Cary and Virginia
stfas:V, On tas orth side Of Cary street, Toc:.nv ~ !sst
90 Cry stree. sai iunnins bscs To 20 ,l,ry. Thr house
lac oese recently rult with grant. trou. four s:o-ies,
bs.ide. cellar. THIS property l. Justly regarded the n5st
valuable u market from ita COZ tiyu ity 20 tie ,sr.ors
tspoN and being In the heart cftha Ilty.
lShS6-S ca b, the remainder 81 = aaJ :: months Tor
ne Ioisbis Got1s, iutrErs :: scGei Sri secured - a tsu.t
decd.
The 'ares All inLusrce for lsC2 - b. ia.I ~ tho
purchaser.
JAS. n. TayLUa a $50,
April 1-tcs A1c. Ion SETS.
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GuY GOODS Ar ACCTION.

ARGf PEREhPToRY sALE OF gTAPIE AsU
~ Fancy DRY G00Ds BY CATALOGUE
On TCkEtAY, THE ETH met, oonuenotag a. ~
Sc:ccs. y, our Warehouse, We shall sell by ~oAislnsus q
l.Ts. sid desirable sSs0r:n,nt u sessona5is good -;
received from ~ .rIeosiTe importing sLt Iobb!nS hocs>,
Spd d ap!etIid io. u Ace HASCY GOODS, from = large
S,u,hs.n retail house ds=taing .buaiotss, ;9ge,her c.a.
pIsing oue OF the largest and most attractive a,so.:Eert
rTc. oErred ~. sale &. TIL. a.. I1t. AZ ou- orcris sI.:n
~ SAIL toe sv.t,. t5ry sill be closed FitSGrt tc.s
~. reI-:vG. KE..T, pAliEs co.
Ap:iI : &" la1, Ace.LoLer:s.
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lrroE the Washington star.l

No n.Ye now ouartered here, in addition to
four Goa pniiSs OF tic Eighty.sighth Pennsyl-
rania, uider command of llpjor Giles, the
Ninety-toarth New York Regiment, under
c.mnard OF Col. Va!ie.. This gentleman is
also Military Governor, in place OF Gen. Mont
gomsry, WI. hss gene to Annspolis.
Con. Montgomery and ;hs Union men here
hid :sceu ssnn,cv ha1 at variance before he left,
ind lis ousse to the Eighth Illinois Cavalry
in ,1ios asking thoir removal from Alexandra
- ob!ige Secession brought mat
tiers 10 !. cu;zaina:,ng point, and msde him very
UNPOPULAR.
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they could readily exchange us for Raclnor
and his army but ~ dom believe they had
the least thought Of encountariug us on tho
cars they captured. We have reason TO think
that they took very particular pains to s~stisfr
themselves that VIC wera not on the tram ba.
fore They y~entured to attack il. We wont
call them towards, bat there are some things
their courage is not equal to. They didn'i
like, with their small band, to seek q combat
with the man who, armed only with pocket
pistol and ~jsck.knife, had crossed Green river
az an appointed day and boldly anil SUCCESS
fully detied Rackner aud his whole army in
what Hes claimed Us their own territory.
We can tell thsn for their comfort ,het thin
morning no selected tie tree that " shall use
our influence to have than grace in their last
moments, and several enteIpriGlng young Ineu
cut Of business havs already applied &c Il: for
the privilege Of turninyx penny in these hrrd
timts BY cutting blocks and boughs from II 10
speculate upon, rs James B. Clay did upon the
timber of his fathers house. We have no oh.
%joction to sending che good stick to 19fgsn
and Wood, for they deserve il.
WeaTe not disposed to close without adding,
their knightly word (thers may DO homo:
6SiuG6 iooOpi1 al Gil 40 lLlIofcSJ W 10y
in person to taks Ne duriug our trip t. Nash
vile, We will, as soon as the mischief wrought
by them to the railroad shall have been re-
paired, name The day when they ma7 expect
u.s. What ssy you, Rsbelsr
FEE cLostHa OF TEE cRURcE or TIE ASCENSION.
Some aurpriss Ens occasioned yesterday
morning by the fact of the Church CT the As
censiou remaining unopened after the usual
lime, and the appearance of two ssn.ries At
the door. The congregation unaware Of the
closing Of the house, had gathered in front Of
the church, and were there informed By the
sexton that he had been directed not TO open
.ho church until further ordered by Or.
Pinkuuy, the rector. N,thing could b. OBJ
taioed from tbs centres az 10 Whist was tEeir
business .hero. The congregation, after talk
| ing the matter over among themselves. and
! surnising as to the causes, soon lett The V!cini.
" and Proceeded either homeEarls Of 10 other
churches. Tue %scntrieS rclnIined e. the
church duoy until :.i,af eleven O'clock, ani
ther LET the rIac..
Ha learn that On Saturday afternoon Dr..
| Pinkney received q note signed BY CharIoG E.
Robinson, Adju.ant to the Provost Marshal,
advising him ITO cless the church to morrow"
M account Of anticipated disturbances grow.
ing out Of the Ractor's omission to use the
prayer of thanksgiving for recent victories, IS
directed By the Right Rev. Bishop Whiting
Esm. d. PInkuey. answered the note. stating
that be was confident that no disturbance
scuId take place; yet, as directed. he would
order the church not tc b, opened ualess he
6as otherwise diracied By the Provost Mar
sEa!.
~ Doom to day the Church Of tie ASCENSION
~ss open f0c the customary services, ard al
nounceman. vas made for the usual services
ar Friday atxt - Raaain9toa Aar.
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aE.rTfFsfT. COUNTY SEAT ON TEE
j,s0nKE TfjRNpIKE. ONE NILE NORTH Or AAoa-

4 Ter u. rem Teaaess Of c.pt. ". T. o~sr,nst0n twho has
a gone ,sso a~erviee), We sre Authorized 70 's sn me ne
essa'ta, county ,sat now sSnsa AGO oS TSiete A y ct
Lane In a IL b l,sts Of cultivation, and a istss sr H.
D".lag oOatsialns eight ROOMS. ana Siass 10y SS fisn Ss.lsat.
lsss. aoa ;So road 70 Il q most sIcolshs one. !,
Por terms apply 70 oonn1s + xpPEssoH,
r, AuctoneerS.
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BATTLE CT SaILos,
APRIL 9TH VIA UoHlSrG, Miss,f

BATTLE CT SaILos,
APRIL 6TA, VIA Oosrs-g, Mlss,f
Fls Chattanooga, 9Th.
To Cen. CecPeR, Acjutsn. Gsrc:ai:
We this morning attacked tie -neny il =
strorg position N lrort Of P~iltstu.g {, az: e1.a
a severe battle Of ten hours, thanks DO - tas
Almighty, gained a Complete victcrr. driving
the eEery from every position.
The loss On both sides is heavy, incIudIs
cur CCmlrsnGcr-in- Chief Gen. q. $. joins
sros, who fell gallsnty leading biz :IoapS :n,o
the teickest o. the fight
&. L. BEAussaA2D,
General COMMANDING
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u, Eann TILE NAY CONCERN :

ias TO certify thar we were called upon 70 Hisness the
e.:eai 2:ocrs. ir Tanri.s Leather, itTeated and pstee.
.-t % our 10 xnsI2a &c, b. O.. dsttox, testet. led We we're
~ - s.:a-sse. &c nus process. Of Tanning in thirty fours,
d Piece u Le.la+s that win make good Tor
:oa:-: ta9ss Ee are fully VI the opinion inst mo process
= - 2.od Sd recommended In bis advertisement, AND YIN
s;:=4Iy brig shout a complete revolSson In the Tanning
a. ne EAstsss--S, - a. -hs ingredient nSoai Ia his TAP
80: al. aud .t:Te 10 any quantity ID tie county .nu
e-,aISel !: sue spoihern States.
Nd. {. WOODRUFF,
r. l. DUFF,
E q. iElkEA.
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VERY EXCELLENT. ArD VEL. LOG.

VERY ExCELLEN1' tND WELL LGCA-
,xTED PRIVATE DWELLING Gu THE Su ITR SIDE Of
AT AUCTION.
SS|E Will Sell at npr:iJn. vn .be preGsts, OF r6csaclT,
W the TOTE or AshiL, is.., Is: ~ o'"lc,A y. NJ. Last
lJge and we'll built tricA tenement located al EDOye, noD
20 tbs uccupslcy OF Mr.. Fred. ". Piealah,s. and a3Join.
lhG The reoIdeur. Of Mr. Gen w.. GTeti-r. lrr bouse Is
IL excellent ordei, Gas tee rovins snt The usual .etvErts'
a rc6nr0od stuus, l. Supplied sirk w, AMI =ai.r, hEi .
altogether ; nrnt cla.s dwelling. Tue ne!ytL.!lcui ani
locsion II q very desirable ooe, sud quite convenient TO
al the usual places CT bus..rss.
TEHais.-0n third cash, BALANCE st { sui IL moths.
for negotiable uotss, intSrGt added. SECURED b y trusi
deed. the !are1 Rnd tu.uraLSe Tor Leg - pc pslG by III:
purchaser. G0DDIS s A1PEIEIua,
sp2--,d AcStonest..
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.sEAAMlMfLL PoR.aaL:K

5AtSk1MEsn22 he Doet-South dis. Il has heon rssd
:afSSx ptassaf md esrn, lndb ven sdxp{ed for q PIapina
noas A1Eas ast much as *, from 81 70 30 horase
sfss.. aas location y the ssst in ns ay. Ths saving
1Ss!hSen Al tupor!antiten. Toms N6ra.
W EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 90.
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Readers Department, OF 1EenrIco,
n.-1nSn L. M.rnh N.tn lsHl =

aeadQ,Es Department OF ssenrlco,
kicSs0so, "a, March 2sih, lco!.
SPECIAL ORDER,
No. s.:
gJT RECRUITS with or ~it.out odiaors In ehaler.
. conval.seent, ALd ot3er ~sslllsss, gov orteTe
sitter detained In this city, Tor ans csuse Shate7r-, VIII
laae1istely proceed 10 Cscp Ntuder, near the RescIra.r,
SD report ~ Colonel JoLu c. Po:res, commanding h! l's:
pSs:.
BY order Of R,isai:ss General, JoEs p. WhDss.
/. r. PAGE,
March Sl-i&v Assistant AdJutAlt General
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,jaTSh
hd'r~, department. OF nchr,e", +,

hd'T~. department OF Henr1cH, [
,AiCssoSr, VA, arch II, 1851.
GyTtSAL ORDERS, No. 8.
. RAILROAD. Companies. AMI sAe james E!ver end
RI. Rsnswhs Canal Company, STE forbidden to trsns-
port ITO ;his city or GOT Of It. sptrissor. Liquors Or ether
!..;oxicsars beTe.2geS
III. Super ~n,end.hts VI Railroscs and Of the sB.d caaS,
nx rssueStete" = report as.iy 70 tine pIcVc5t Martial
tie aunpas Of a:,Selzsrs passing tsec th,it roaa a. snd
:hs csus', opt OF the city Of Rich,nnnd.
BY criSt Of Brig. oeu'4 u q. %iSbEa-
Sopin ,adlus, &C.
Herh fe-.f L. r. pA0e. A. s. GeueraL
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uiuc &C OF city savings R6nA,
RICHMOND, March s, 1sG&
Z = meeting Of ths directors held :hl1 d.7, .he iois's-
n lug resolutions vera adopted and ordered to be Pc
Mhed-yE:
E.sulyed, That. In Consequence OF TIE Inability OF Zee
bsc to use The funds now IN dfposits, re T:.si6.Ll te
aad u hereby directed To siTe roGee By Publication In tEe
various nevspapsn Of hi, city, 70 the depoaisoss Z Ss
ins,!,ution, that fr.u and after this dste, All certificate
will be paid OF deEand~.
Resolved further, tia: Upon ali es7ttcea;.s Of lesa 40:
.ors thousand dolla1 The Interest Fll ce,se Or tLe Is. 81
Aprl, Lod upon jsIser SUES % tss 18th 6; that s,oG.-
Dept Ii.,rs til her1furs plekJt prcsent t1eL r'TanSse-'
fCaes KEEJ, F.eGteh.
= Auorsr. C,,hltr y4reh lo-dln
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uLyERAL ORDERS, No.
I 0kRI0ki;S In i!i: ciiy NOT IS nIrr SuI Immediately
l,,-na,t an! rrr!sisr 'a-is nan-r Al these HesdquSr..Ts,
::r 4, " Git"ai alri PA ,ttrr:>.
4. l...-rs :mt so'vie rs IL l.s Department Hust EtE2lo
:, .h-,, ..-r-..,,e pn.ts, Ard I" fUaad nssert without VIII
Is p=rc,>sler ICON, a,y JuIuuAhtrt II tirIr pcsS, lrrJ
49, % hrfe,;r'.
~ v,a.r O! uri2a :sr Gsaarsl mo. "A. WiNDSE
GSmrrsadis.S. 80
l.. Il. rEuE,
uafshS A&1tSIi hSjrtals GrrcsEL
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fsroa tho Alhsly e7suIus Jeu.nI, l[.h
rssEl7EEED REF0i CTIOE ~ GKRdAFL.
Germany Is threatened with another reTolu'
ton. The bonds OF tbs confederation have
been for some iino LITTLE better than s rope
of sand. Violation Of sou ons or othsr OF
the articles have bean of frequent Occurrences;
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j, Meibphis "Appeas" Of the Isl ulsts

Tw Meilphis 'AppeaI" Of the lSt instant
saws, th2t = painful rumor rexehed that CITY
Yesterday afternoon, thar Col. E3. Picketts
r ,e:n,nt Of i~nf,utry, and . csvGlry force, for
m:rIy nndor command Of Col. Loswood, were
surprised and captured by a largely superior
lnr"s oi tho anslny, Ut Union City. On Sunday
LAST. Tna Intelligence peaches as through such
i channs. es should enti:le IL to credit, yet VIC
t.:rs ts,ar,. may be some mistake aboutlt-
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THOMAS ELLErT.
PUWHATAN WElSIGEE.

me aoaa-dsnod having Purchased the entire iateIest az
:aoHl5 ELLE1T 10 the lsts concern Of Elicit HeisiS.r,
VII .on;!pus the basinea .: The Ban Q CID stand. ~. it:
aln ,ueei, aad hopsI, oy personal attention, 70 nsrit toe
".:se: patronage q the house and he Pablo generally.
l.u1lS lu pOWHkTAS'w EISiSER.
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TiC 10 MEsSISsi PPIANS.
Ia Uace irI business and Information for soldiers
\ r:oG MJ,sa!ppi 10 nearly oPPosise tbs sposs~oei DO.
:s. s.sr--3is.csipp Depot"
Al ofics VIII also be found AZ 6oroonaTNle-
st:gs do; O.. q. MARSHALL
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n1SS0GiITI.iN

TIE oo-p.rtnerstip Of ELLETT 4 WElaIGER expired
Z ~ limitation ca the IL, day Of ApH 1858. Tie books
-: Aceeus:s wi, be found at he old staad, 70. los Main
:;:,si. All persons hsviaS cla!ns agsta.t the said Am sc
:s+:ei.et TO present them for settlement, and those L.
-.ess i7s re9rested 70 make immediate payment. shes-
III. p&rnsSi are authorized 70 uss the aAGs OF the Goa.
s,.:, "a Ii9GiaLoa orlJ.
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VERY .GAEEaNEE BUSINESS STAND
on TIE WEaf SIDE VI GOVERNOR slREkr. FOR
SaLE AT ACTION.
WILL S- said NJ auction. en- the p;er!sc., ca WEB
w SEsDAf, THE 9fH0 Y APRIL, 1863, at o'siock Z.
~, that me buflntss stand locai ed ~ above, now n ne
occupancy ofMe,.ra. My:ry an q Roper, under u n<t lcase
Of SEQ per album isIGlcsvs Uf uxe- AMI ihuGrsae-./-
TIE location OF his PR perry ;. Ja,.y regarded ne
saonss. The best fer purpos-a o. ;ras" EoTi IN The nsrsCt.
T~EhAs-O1e.lh!rd cssn, be'hEce =: and year, '@r
ntEotiasis nots:, Interest payable la. Yearly, srcuisG
by E trust drad.
DUDrlH 4 APPfEsoS,
Aprll ,--ti. Sc.1.ucei3.
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{ sew HoDE OF TANNING IEATREh

Fsttt SUBSCRIBER Las . Psteat Ptbcess TOT I6hnllB
L Lsi9cr, ths, viii :an heavy so.a Lesth.F 10 w days,
:2Ies III ~ 20 - days C.f q: Hh%- slirs IN = g
: as5L TIE proee,s 1, ctJ per eeaL cheaper than e ole
Esa:rs., a2d ~. leather Is neayer better Az more durable
al! r. s.iIh 10 doas without Basx, and there ts Any G&ao.
~ Q! lie i~nsretlert In the corory.
~i.sv--siv1 To- The rigct OF 3 co,sa:?, En- !eI a. lnd:'
iii1si right. War bonds, Treasury Warrants, Confederate
Aa:s;, or aIS aVnty thai u curr-ot -: aoue Ia The Saaih-
q: Go>f. c:.Acy, tsksr 81 pIr.
st;rs.I, g. c. HkTrUX.
Little Rock, AEE.
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tFrcn the Washington Star Of Mauiay E~vsulrs.J
BOAT FIGHT kT MesQUiT9 INLET.
MEN KILLED AND Two TAKEN PRISONERS.

e4PE4As R0pD AND MATTER Killed.
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esssSsingDsRS.
Department. OF Henrico,
e S,oEsoso, va, Meteh 6, 1852.

S S,oEXoso, Va, Metoh6. 1852.
GENERAL oRpEss, No.4:
r TIE proprle,ols of Hotels and boarding Houses 'u,
4, forthwith report to tie Provost MasShhl, the nanss ~
III sues;r at their houscs, and the names Of all white pr
Aons In their employment \ i!st OF sr::rals will Az" 80
er n,sh.d to the Provost MAJ shal twice every day, >. "e
hours OF 10 A NJ, and 5 z. ~. ,,,
+, II. Livery Stable Keepers aud owners Of Hacks sad eus.
public vehicles, will report to the Prnvns: hihrsh.', LS",
cation Of their stables And nrnter OF their las~h.
L.. They viii Also make daily report, OF pessta as from .He
irrround.ns country, raitnE horses or c,r:i|Sh' :" '>'
E;soleAs ,o-.ra
Ill. No person Is permitted TO pass beyo VA v,
Lra,ts Of the city 10 a hack or other vsaisis. OF "s mShss
bash Without 5 pas srcrt. Dtivcva OF ';"ke vesM.'s -.
Within the TEE miles CT county undr. Martial Law sIhes
to trsnsforl them Lltu The city or t. als'sh' P1A0ea' unIe''
such persona have passports. vtNnrp
0'"s De cuntumsnding, DC.
L. Il. PAGE,
~ A. A. G-ucral
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Office CT The inspector OF 6osPisa's,
bAsE e7xk:T, g,;ssoso, w.,
JlJHE f-!sads sni relatives Of soldiers siet IN IDLE eity.
l. rsy, spoa enqalry 1T tMs ofsse. isars Gs. etes. az
p A. "a : pN i. sO2RNLL,
6urT.an &C Lip. .: Hospital fer Dept OF AerEice.
MarcL 3.
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AK flKCiU1t DAVIS, AUUr'R.
ulnce ofrne city savings Ranx,

N7Hls a.,, =, IL o':ieci + vii sci, >: n1e!e,, EiGE7
LIKELY RIiaJsH. HECTOR DAVIS,
auctiopeer.
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Confederate STATES OF america, J
WA Dr4 InrnIsxr- ORnS.ScE NYEIOE. :

Rckn0lG, March ., SL5.
DIDS; WILL BE sECEITED AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL
ID ths 1sth day OF Apr.t aeS.. Tor the following Ord
lance and Ordnance iasIer!al for the Ocafeaerste S:strr
Army:
so, 40 tons charcoal blast Pig IroR-
$1,000 tons Of blooms tehG:Scal
$1,000 tons Wrought Iron Bari Ut rArcus A.rA
lsi l0. inch ColurablSds.
jO stpct Oolaabisis.
100 l0inch Siege ard Gss.i,aa :;":t.-A
lO Is Inch Sss.ooSst NJr:aTs.
To- II pount-I Iron Hcwii:ess.
3p ~6iorndeE IRON Si-i3 Gura.
iiA, may be made for an5 ensnL5 OF TN ever err
escarsd LolB, ma for any nanber OF Guns cvi ten
rraSIa:s or the Gsrs viii be Furnished oES 20 parGsS
rhosc bids ara accepted
b.iis-s will s:ate the po.nia OF delivery, AID ;hc date at
~haob not Lesa :han one hundred tons Of i.on may he e.
pscted 10 be 10 ruished.
Thcy auas also state The IIue requi-ea to rufnia sar
whole Of their bids
Bidders for Guns viii s:4,e Ito Llse CT tie frat deliver:
sai tie tins Require cd 70 supply IL ~toie number
eayt.ecs VIII be made Oh delivery Of Tot icss thai
afy IONS q i."n, aad tie right 10 Pay cEe hall In Con-
{. :e:oie bombs Is reserved
BIS ncst &c sesied and eaciused, Sod endorsed ca Tie
sa.e!3pc :" Proposals tor Iroa," o." Proposals fl Gurs."
e. lie Csc E&J be-
J.. GoEdAs, iIeutenent-Dolx
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Sras 8 HSRIPFe OF TIE COUNTIES OF RICHMOND,
LANCASTER, y iRTAUMBE3LAND AND WEsIJoEE-
LAND, GRHETISG:
:sI.es-re, . vacancy has occurred In the representation
L ~ Sra.e from the Tvsotisth Secataris. ris;rict, CON.
So:.1 Of The eoruii-s Of Richmond, lancaster, SostncS-
s-su.at aat Wsstnuketald, occasicned hE the death Of
JUepn =. Harvey These are, therefore. IN ;he Esme Q!
u. Co0uoh=-ai.S, 10 reqniTe sou to cbuso an election 10
es ID IL yes: SAT- eonn lea On WEDNESDAY, The si1'
:s.aiu d.y Of .iLsI. lSI., for = ssnaso- 10 Ill the vacancy
sig.e:ad.
Iui.5uaoay *he.eof, witness. R0BERTL MoNTAGCE,
7.=s:tsa; Of the sarsts, thi, th.rty-6.st day " hareh, A.
y. $50, sst!a, Tho e,Sh:y-sxth year Of the Commonwealth
10. L. HcSTAGW3
President of thfSsnRts.
- he eTslt.s: Of tho :
Isr=. SssiIoI O.. nAv!a,
Ar:i ,-c:Ss ClerS Of S.aa.c.
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ASorHEff' BRILLIENT ViGTIuY
OFFICIAL DESPATCH PROM GENERAL B%EACgEeAso.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-08
The Enemy Driven srom Every Position.

DEATH OF GENERAL 4. S. JOHNSTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-08

TnE "FlLIorr GEArs," from 'this c!t7, now
s:a:is.ac,: al Norfolk, AID commanded by LOUIS
B,isse4s, Jr, IRE to be presented with a f.g
By the ialies OF Norfolk. TIE presentation Is
10 .ake place III front Of the Uourt House,
NoIi"lb, To-day at 4 O'Clock.
Major General Fremont and saoF' aho ohAs.
zigpny;, N Dunka and E. 6lyka; members
ri The Generals Staff, arrived at " neollng Oh
Saturday.
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HX REnr fxISE4 co, Aucts.

sJ. conducted - lEuaA4 IS. KLssE7, EEeianro.
Aurll I-ila
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EIST IV aAND-PCRI LEAD IN .oE.-s.G0
u lps- In kegs AID for ,sls oy
Mn,ch 2; DOVE 4 dc.
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iiSndq Marters Get'.t o. 1ismrico, !

.. CUUFEh,
FEB Ys-i3 Aiiutant and Inspector asuera!.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-16

B It need not be expected, says the ChicA
20 Times, thatihe men who preciptsted the
country into the war without counting the cost,
or without caring for the cost II any OF thsm
did stop to count il, are the mon who csn take
the country safely Ousof the war 81 any cost
They are TIE mon who pIoceeded upon the idea
that 'the Union would not 30 worth q rush
without q little blood.letsiugr They are max.
iDg the war cost more than sry war Of similar
magnitude has ever cost before. lapa great as
this will bein treasure, It will be vastly greater
In blood. All this cost Of treasure and blood
could have been saved BY little concession
and compromise, not to and with the rebel
leaders, but to and with the Union men Of The
border States. srss q IagoIz Wn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-16

DISTRESSING AccrDEEr.-We are panied to
learn that Charles HoVey, brother Of Colonel
Hoyey, Of Mount Vernon, was terribly maDgied
and seriously, If not fatally, injured BY the pre-
mature discharge Of cannon, on Wednesday
last A gun squad in Mount Vernon was airing
4 salute in honor of the day-the 9th Of Janua.
ry-and Mr.. HoveY was engaged in ramming
down the charge, when the man who had bis
thumb on the vent allowed the air TO enter the
piece. An explosion instantly took place, the
rammer carrying away both Of Hovey's arms
below the elbow, and otherwise iDjurlng him.
When our informant left, preparations were be-
ing made to &mputate the stumps, The eyes
Of tho unfortunate man were also injured, and
he viii probably lose his sight-EvapsSiII'
Journal. @He AAf" tes
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-16

Ur The committee appointed BY Congress
have partially performed their duty. They have
exposed cases involving an amount OF coirup-
ton and proAigacy that Is appalling some
high In Office are implicated. Now, the question
is, what will be done about III The President
bears the reputation of an honeat man personally
amongst those who know. him. is there not
something for him to do for the credit OF mis-
Administration He Is In no way dependent
on these plunderers or their friends. Inc peo-
pie Will applaud everywhere the sternessrepuke 9
Of coruptions and frauds. Let's have an enc en-
of them. The nation has expense enough With,
out being robbed by sWarms Of thieves who
worm themselves into contracts BY the favor OF
officials - Louisville Democrat. tgtr as
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when WIN wonder. Cease,


Some time ago, We had occasion to notice
wonderful case Of penitence in the conversion
Of JAMES REDFArH, who, after having for years
played the part in print of an usinstgator
Of war, blood-shed, and all sorts Of horrors,
now announces bimeelf "peace mani: five
were struck BY this instance Of repentance, no
less 90 we're We by the following statement in
recent number Of the Hartford Times
Mn. BrrCHEn's corsERvArE VIEWS Henry
Ward Bsecher lectured last Monday evening,
% only q moderately full house, in the new
Methodist Episcopal Church on Asylum street.
We did not hear him, but are told that his dis
course, instead Of being highly-seasoDed dish
Of Abolitionism, as many, doubtless, expected
It would be, was conservative and very tenn
pernte appeal in favor Of the Constitution, and
against t6e destructive scheme Of Abolitionists
tooverthrow 1t. He urged that Representation
Of the Constitution was Of more Importance to
the cause Of freedom and progress tlan The
liberation Of slaves in violation of that organic
law. titaAif sal4 til3tf lsrst