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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

On notion the work of Mr.. Juo. Fountain upon
Reservoir street, was accepted and bill for S6,r,
allowed against the Special Fund, to be raised on
said street
Moved that Mr.. Eli Hendcrson's b Il, for services
as nurse at City Hospital, TOR 26 days, be allowed
at the rate Of t ur dollars per day.
Moved to ameud, b! allowing him FIVE dollars
per day.
Amendment lost. Yeas-2. Nays.
OngInal motion agreed To.
Moved, that the bill of J. A. McDougald, laid
over at the last meeting, be allowed. Agreed to
Nras-i. Nays.
The Committee on Streets aud Public Places
ported adversely To the petition of Mr.. Nachman ;
also, recommended the construction Of a cruss
walk OH Benlam street in front Of BTindley's
property, extending To the side walk on -acra-
IneIltO street. also, the repairing If sluiccs and
tidcW ak upOn Pacific street, i'll front Of Ba less
property. Approved.
Moved to reconsider the report Of the Committee
on Nuisances made at last meeting, far as it
relates tu certain Dam and Foot Bridge across
Hangtown Creek, Carried.
On motion, the report was laid upon the table.
The City Marshal was instructed to repair the
sewer on Main street, in front Of Mr.. Taggard's
property.
The Council were notified that this was the
nj ght for the election Of Policemen.
\ ballot was had, resulting in the election Of j.
II. Van Eaton.
betw cen Messrs. Baily and Reynolds. His Honor
the Mayor gave the casting vote in favor Of Mr..
Reynolds, and declared J. u. Van Eaton and j. j.
Reynolds, duly elected Policemen for the present
term,
On motion, the Council adjourned TO meet on
March 18th, at O'Clock =. ii.
{. +. CHCBBUCK, City Clerk.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

The virtuous people of Deseret have
adopted their State Constitution and
elected Brigham Young Governor.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

SMALL Pox.--Nearly all of our ex-
changes, from different parts of the State,
have accounts of the ravages Of the small
poX.
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Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Mayor Wade presiding.
Fresenl--llds. Reynolds, Murphy, Munson and
Cooper.
Minutes Of Lass meeting read and approved.
The Committee on Streets aud PublIc Places
reported the following:
R,voir.d, That the City Collector be and he is
hereby authorized to proceed TO the Collection Of
assessments levied by the CITY Assessor for the
lmpto> Of Reservoir street, sJmuaktbsRA
and hen collected Fay the same 10 lie rreS2,ifrr
for the spec ia Fund Of Reservoir street. Adopted.
The Committee On Streets were empowered to
complete the Bridge Of Pacific street.
EE&vseL5fAAI 81 &sHht,e- IL s.. . 49,
A4OS> ~. fv MY, where II ltlrunes upon Cinaf'
street. b.
Adjourned till Friday, March 9st, at : O'Clock.
Z. NJ.
c. I. CHuBpLCK, VIZ XXI.
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SnMMONS

StTATR OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Fl Dorado,
= SS-In the Distric, Cour; OF the Eleventh Judi
cial District,
Action brought in the District Court Of the Elev-
en Judicial District, and the complaint filed III the
County " III Dorado, in the OLE" Of the Clerk Of
said District Court in aud for sid County and state.
The People of the State Of California to DAVID y.
MOORE, defendant, Greeting
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brou:.,; against you 10y Lucrt;ia Am Moore, plain.
titf IN the District Court Of The Eleventh Judicial
District, in and for the county o. r. Dorado and TO
aDSDtP the complain: filed therein ~ Abe - hay
81 March, A d 1862. within ten days exclusive 81
the day Of srvicc) after the service you Of this
Sumiarns-if served within this county u served
out u; The county, but within his Jtcidi District,
within twenty days; or. Il served ont "f >aid Dis
trici, then within forty daysvr Judgment hy default
will he taken against you.
=. ~ -. .~,s$--&r,, ~ ','"Nm y decree 6ls.
solving the bands Of matrimoHy heretofore existing
between Yen and plaintiff, and that said marriage be
set aside aud held Tor naugh and that ,ail plaintiff
! krss&jDIe""otI- ~- p-'F-'- ~
a. v f T.1rsd NJ ~ ~ vii Apply for said dc.
ere a'd Judgment according To the prayer Of slid
complaint,
win.,.. Don. Z. + Msrrs, 1adgc q, SAID Di.srict
Court OF til" II, vcuth Judicial District.
49,, A::cs' uy hand, a.i TIE ."al ~ sad Court
L :. in aud for sad County o. n Dorado, hereto
- affixed, at offite ii. tie city II Paceryille,
tins ;lIt IIiH day "I Nir' u. j. l>h1
THOMAS u PATTON, Clerk.
Upon reading the plaintiff : afi.av.t on file here
in II is order that the w'th.u SUMMONS be publish
ed " TIE MAINTAIN DFN,Fstr N ~, Aiv Newspaper
pubt she'd the county IT I, p.rati., stat. ~ Calf
fpria. or week + N,r-, ripat.s, afi that
VI. h., r4L. by ,airli prll',+;.uu.
Witness ny hand ;his l3;h day G. March 4. u.
lsG1.
JAMES JOHNSON, County Judge.
IIruE SL'Ss. Pm, AIRY: MARITIME
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

ESCAPED. -Mayfeld, convicted of muir
der, escaped from the Carson City Jail on
Sunday morning last.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

DEAR.-Firewood is selling in Sal
Francisco at 50 so per cord.
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G. EO u g. l. II. BELL,

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ODD FELLOW =
A BALL IN THE EVENING,
At CONFIDENCE PAVILION.
Committee of Invitation.

l'rts-anme Of the exercises, - The day will be
psi. -ir--t ga due tu,r
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common Council Proceeding.

PLAcERvILLE, March l4th, 1862.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Mayor Wade presiding.
Present-Full Board.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved
The Finance Committee reported the tollu"lhB
II ,llc,Nnh
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
c. L. CHUBpUCK, Stc; >lc,;;>x..


EMANClrATIoN.-The telegraph brings
US the startling inte!lig cnce that the
President has approved the new Article
Of War prohibiting officers in the military
and naval service, or forces un!,r prior
command, returning fugitivvS. Any Off
Ger found guilty 10y Court Martial Of II
violation of this Article is to be dismissed
the service What is this but cmanci-
patton under a new uame: 1t proposes
to do Indirectly what it nj sht have been
impoiltic to attempt directly. The slaves
will soon discover that the moment they
reach the army they are free aud viii he
projected. They will run away in drovc>,
from loyal AS well as di>loyai masters, and
claim ana receive the protection Of " oii-
GERS in the military and naval service"
Oljrrtiotah!c as the re appointment OF
Fremont i to the county, tu;S act Is lar
more 80. 1t will cause the iaval ,.rn If
the South 10 doubt the sincerity # Tia.
Administration, it wi! create ,!j',ra-.. anl
~ far To- strengthen the rebel cau>c.-
More than tins, it indicates clearly tha,
the AGn.in>!ratiM'ila> adoIty, tn po.i-y
Of the Radicals, aud may, a; i.o distant
day, arm the emancipatcd negroes. At
ir'',ti', after long ami desperate tru;.
@!c, Abo!i'ioni>m has tiiulni he'd over the
Constitution. Fanatici>m ha> prevailed
over honor aud genius and patriotism.
VALUABLE WoEK.-Wc are indebted
to the publisher, j. Wellc> Kelly, for G
copy Of the FIRST Directory Of NevaIa
Territory" inr:c ami neatly printed
volume OF 300 pages. 1t contains vast
amount of interesting and valuable inform
alton, compiled with great care AMI pre-,
>euted in a brief, clear AMI attractive
style. In It's pages can be fruui e
mines oi residents IN the principal toWlk>
an historical sketch of the territory: the
organic Act; Description n ~ TIE
quartz mills; the leading lrinia. claims
mineral discoveries; works of Internal
improvement table Of distances; list of
public officers" and much other informa-
ton Of interest 1t is for sale at the book
store Of Hernandez and Anderson, on the
PlazA-pyiGe, three dollars and half
Every one Of our merchants engaged in
the Wa>hoe trade ought to purchase a
copy.
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TAXPAYERS, TAKE NOTICE.

ITO ALL CITY TAXES. unpaid on the
l FIRST MONDAY OF APRIL, S
per cent. will he added. and the OrdI-
nance in relation TO the collection of
Taxes Will be strictly enforced.
]. y. McDOUGALD, Collector.
By C. w. TUREMAN, Dep'y.
Placer, ill.,, M.tci. li:li Isl! I'd
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1 at this office.
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&c rRrwFWRs.-FoR pAIp.

Tha VassEEssa go lOr ssls ~ slseant new
.osPsrEssal WasAiagtsz Press, with linking appa-
Saas, rollsr nOus3, eAassS, ste., all in admirable
srass. Also. Hih-nsainm Adams Press, suita-
~ ~ printing cards. quaEter sheet posters, etc.
r,.t...e 0ELWICKS 4 JANUARY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
Martial law.

Tee establishment Ct martial Law among Us was sup
posed to be Intended to ensure good order in the city, to
trrss he iusres, aud egrss of sps and illustrate the
designs Of all dsoya. p-rsona 1t s"p:"ds that grest
right Ct he c,izs1s Of free Commonwealth right 20
speedy and far trial for any of5ucs charged It'll in
is oaure harsh law and CRATES the sensbiss OF
free people 1, IS submitted to from sense OF its neces
s,v for the public safety It's evils may be aggravated BY
she manner Gifts enforcement. The good designed oy IL
may bs attained without seriously Infringing on the public
or ndvdua freedom, for it spsNd', it does not sTtiHg
sk tae rights OF the cGzsr. wise Government executes
il 9TH tenderness with moderation and with reluctance
Is sweeping and yranuies sWsy in the Yankee Govern
ment has stamped that Government the most depoc
aad infamous in existence We had fondly hoped that
no circumstances would have arisen to demand resort
to it in the free States of the South it long time
delayed until there no alternative for it's enactment
Ii has been chserfuy scquiesed irbut still regarded
as an evil which should be so handled to produce
much good and as little mischief as possible.
Under ts operation, some half dozen or persons
bsve been arrested and iucsrcerased in this city. No
charge has been publicly alleged against mem and they
have been infected to no public trial There may be
good Srourd c ID unknown fer this line Of conduct by
the authorities Bat the love Of fair play, justice and
Of liberty which aDmaes the blsoms of our people, would
be more grltfsd by fair ard open trial II the sccus'
ed are guilty. let them be condemned and punished; Il
they are innocent they are entitled to acquitta.
vrong them wrong freedom aud to every citi'
Tar Of the Confederate S ates.
We are engaged ia great struggle for liberty; aud
should be clretul do violence in appearance
to that hcly cause.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
TIE VIRGINIA.
TIE NIhIINIA.
To ne Editor Of the Wig:

To ne Editor Of the Wig:
RlCaNoND, March IS, 1852.
As the brilliant success of the Virginia has attracted
The attention OF all the country and is destined to cast
50 much glory or our naa. navy, may be of general
interest 20 publish some account Of the origin Of this
IA 'guidcent slip.
On the PSI Of June, Board, consisting Of W. P.
williamson, Chief Engineer; John n. Brooke, Lieut. :;
and John L. Porter, Naval Constructor, met in R0f.
oad by order Of the Secretary of she Navy to
ui1s plan for the construction OF an iron clad vessel
The Secretary was himself present at the meetings OF
'le Board
Alter !uu consultation, plan proposed by Lieut..
au Brooke, vas -d1p,ei a-d received :be approys
! o., the Secretary Of the Navy.
The plan Contemplated the construction OF hight
daft vs-sCl bl' the means 1t our command bsgs
United ~auv reasons inlrc them to take the Merri-
mac aud alter her recording to the plan adopted. He
b5l.-s were coed, and her C1gue vas only p7r;isliy
rcy5l an could be repaired in less time shan would
d. required o ccns,rc-i engine for new vessel
gb; Graf 1t ~as found that the plan Of Lieut.. Brooke
could easily De applied TO the Msrrmsc. 10 fact 70
o her plsl could have made the Aerrmac Cd-e.iv,
aAip. H,r guns nov command every point OF the
torz'1.
report was made by the above named of3ers to the
Secretary Of the Navy the G5;h OF june IN accor.
dance With these facts and the Secretary ordered the
ro 20 commence forthwith.
Experiments to determine the mode of applying the
armour and to FIX the dimensions of its parts con.
Quoted by Lisut. Brooke.
From the moment that the plan adopted, the
Secretary Of toe Navy urged the work forward with all
tue means al tue command of the Government, and
without regard to expense From this date to the day
Of hs vgnias egrcss from the dock, there were from
| l OOO TO 500 men employed on her.
The four Gaod.canEon which were used 80 effectively
o. the Virginia were of plan entirely now, designed
by Lieut. Brooke. Most of the foregoing facts to
M knouledgs long before the completion of the ship
others obtained recently from reliable sources.
an private ci,iz u, wholly uncOnnccted with the
Confederate or State Government thought the public
ought 20 know al these particulars which ref ct so much
crslit on the Secretary of the Nary aud his officers
JUSTICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
Of an o,sr Of u. Uni..d States navy, Who VA ia Il.

Of an o,sr Of the Unitsd States navy, who vm Ia he
performance Of q personally dsagrseaos duty. Now,
howsver, the family creates no excitement, and they
h.vs not yet given the promised house warming shde
IL busy among persons having irnuence With the
government, and has hsd intsrvie#s with several
Senators for the purpose Of endesvoriug 10 induce
them to oppose that paragraph in the project Of
the address which agrees with the Enp.rtt's sug.
ges,ion Of the maintenance CT . strict neutrality
As vat however, he has had no success on this score,
a. a. which Ia. been said upon the seL has been "a
yorable .bd in the address Of ke legislative Assm-
bly the same course s taken, Of these viii be
adop,ed wthou. any amendment in the paragraphs re-
la,ipg 10 our sairs Last week Mr.. Ste and his fam.
ily were present at grand ball given by tho Countess
de Morney, but attracted no particular attention. Tho
Count de Morney is the President OF the Legislative
BODY and the acknowledged half brother Of the Enpe-
ror being the result Of early indh creton" on the
part Of Qaesn Hortense He Is said to posses, consd
cradle iiAaence over his hjesy, and, Of course, 10
man TO cultivate.
That miserable traitor, Beverly Tucker, Who has grown
fat AID bloated from the fed OF the UGtei Stes Gov
ernmept made his appearance here several days ago.
having arrived in England week before last he reached
there BY way Of the IVES. ladies', and comes 9Th DIS
patches from the bogus government to is bogus aneas
saGors His principal occupation here Is "borng aud
imbibing, at both of which he is particularly stEong.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

TIE aess, irel L.-coldon and Ell one poe
$3.50 interest Lord Russell bas mod is tic law
Of bockate A. established ~ Paris, aud CONSTITUTES
j; pa rHsisu', even If i. ia rul With impr My. THIS
ia ;.l.auJuct 10 saying any block,ds is Of Give
yv1d =aa. France viii think of it, But i, disc,Os,s
the .-i1-s u ,le Elsi,a ministry To, are siding
Nh TO I-rkees in ,Gc. They czp-c s. EsIl to fur
u.4 lham WIN c7;on for the present; AMI the mean
tins, they hope she south viii be crushed ID that they
vi succeed 10 creating coJtOn-supp.y u their own
t,Irsosy.
The .ulc-;i-a7 from Fsasco reported the North
err pap1rs, srs 10; favorable 20 recoglit N. /. does
no. appear h.t Commissioners had s17iy to do
uoss than pull 1d Jsi7 BATE make bow his N,jss.y
sud AK 90 Pc recognized. II t5is vas ALL the have GOT
ragg5 a. .ley had gdt 10 s1pgc. Prds iayery good
tas 10 tls Tigl place; but zoe .cOpybo ks tel us it
s7Js 5-'0r- d0ElislL We prefer l,G e bending a.
ths dghl tine 70 = catastrophe We tIu8. proper rep.
s"ss1tsoas viii yet be made to the Fret Ch Emperor,
ard lha, great ild1c-nenI5, the mos. t. nping ever
p-Cdstsd VIII be offered 70 secure bis ali rce In tie
meaa.'ne We leusl srse for ourselves, though We
had l0ae ou' ourselves 20 rely or.
The En2sror Abraham L suggess to 3 Eeges that
iu55at o; spending their money in max NJ war on tie
Seu:a they shall propose TO buy the Sou tera negroes
Very sensible advice Of bis Majesty But se has he var
o. hasd which Is wasting all his funds usd how to get
ri OF aA' il TIE difficulty. TIE war vi ruin h. and
then be viii have nothing with which to into the slave
trade
Tee oaa rspor. Of the Yankee n SraI OF the bat.
ties in Arkansas, though it claims ciory, Is rather
CONFUSED and uss4.fsctory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
CENTRAL ORDERS,

Ali the arrangements having been made for the de.
fence Of this Peninsula and the Commanding General
80 The troops are stationed different places not hsv
Ing i. in bis power to be at the time with each
body Of rooES the fo'Wing directions are given for
the government Of all, viz:
When any body of our troops, large or small, meets
With any body of the enemys troops however large the
Commanding officer Of troops will cSuse the enemy
bs Immediately attacked, and the men will attack at
ald furiousy. This is Oder easily understood
by Officer and men, and will doubtless be obeyed with
s!scrity by both.
The above Instructions are not intended for those,
Who have special orders under certain named ciicum'
stances not 10 fight.
By Command of Major General hSgruder.
JOHN DONNELL SMITH,
Acting Aid De. o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
che War.

The sVscuaoa Of New Madrid tcck place On the S.h,
an &c hcar there gres; uisnansgement and loss Of
ca1u1n and mu-ijo1- OF W.. On last Sunday, the
enemy had made an attack on Island No. lO-wh what
rssu't no. advised We think it likely their
who'll force is bearing upon it, aad the probabilities
vJci be in favOs OF thsir taking it. But the
Manassas ard Mississippi gua-boa.s there, sud they
may b. able TO decide the fortunes Of the day II the
enemy should succeed in descending the Mississippi, our
srn,s should forthwith pitch into the region beyond
tis OHIO AID carry fe and sword into the enemys
frv,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
a cnnho.tbr theLa ~.

TIE proposition 10 build gurb; =, BY The ladies' Of
VfElia is rce,iysj with sreasfsV We resolved yes
tsr1sy from lady ia SsuH;on srt,ibuton Tor that
purpose Of SO nth the suggestion shat the boat shall
BE- called sfsr as county which Eibu.es the largest
sm0ug.
This scheme Is all very well srom patriotic ladies,
Wao arc 50 eager to have ere in the glory and
hartstfs O, this But this S1ould lot eacuse the
Vsgh Lsgslatlse iron dove aag all tho available
OF he Safe to the sau- ,an5 All should do all
they can. TIE Confederate ,srpment may no, do all
We SAINT; aud Hou!d 90 .s,srusl shame II the lie.
gissgure acourls and leaves me State dsfenceleEs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

FIRE Is ALEXAsDRIA-A fire occurred on k'nS street
Al,z Ddra on the 10 ins re. ul;ing in the total Dc,
l,rueton OF four large brick buildings, and involving
loss OF a5ou; SgS 900, as follows
Nessrs Co,s 4 Ramsey, grocers, lost $40 600; hessTs
Grin, Ackin & Brown suffers goods, 5000; sosrs.
NerSiu Il Bray, firearms, $50 600; ii. Cook \ Co, on
sock Of drugs and buildings so 600; IssAo Eohbsrg,
cl)Iher 80 OOO Stewart CJrse brildng and stock
OF DRY goods $40 900; hr Taylor, building, $4,000;
los ooher oc upl ants and storekeepers in neghoorho
$40 600 A New York concert saloon on the second
h ,gr fell among the ruins.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

DIsH,

Al hi, sd.tce o. Church El on THURSDAY evening at ,r
Geo 4, Capt TuONGs fK'NJR2.
neGl,la pl,e- at ths Trint5 (xe,hors) 2hrr.h
us (sAu II ocl OK The aud aegasin
aces OF the lily Iurtei 10 attend
iet fever the 18th Of March Yolald, oumbsr
lsai eouuts vi l. An A. sJa Of Ei.n A Ma ME Per
knb az m,nthi
EgeS House March AIS, c. tsenty rinlts Def
oc OK T. OF scarc ever CiAELI tide s-n Ct VII im J.
and EInm. iggl.s -, aged years AID H. mo: tbs
IEc ~ eral w tLke as3 rom Secons Prby er,n CHI rh
Or Hcges t05ay. 22t Earch si4H oc The friends AID
acqgain Of tn. fImils nyt a u attend.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
INTEREsTIlG FaOM EUROPE.

EARL RUSSELL ON THE BLOCKADE DEBATE ON
THE AMERICAN QUESTION IN THE FRENCH
SENATE, 81
By the arrival Of the steam ship North American, sd
vices from Liverpool to the 27h ul and Londonderry
to the have been received The papers relating p
the blockade of ports had been laid before the Brit
,h Parliament. Among them s letter from Earl Rue.
sell. to Lord Lyons dated late as the 18th ut deca
ring that the fact Of ships having successfully run the
blockade was no proof of inefhcisncy. He argues
that neutral State should exercise greatc,uon regar
ding d, Jaeto blockade, and ought not to disregard
unless the right Of the blockade should be abused The
unemployed aborers at Liverpool had made some de
monstra,ions bu, had been psacsaby dispersed by the
PoIcs. We annex some Of the detail, Of the news By
this arrival.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
COMMISSIONER sLIDILL-PSRsoSAL GOSSIP.
fp.,;. corr,,, ,nSeaee Of the N. Y. Hsrild)

slid.ll has suasiaed with an alarming condition and
oust. Since no left the Hotel du Rhine and moved to
hi, new apartments on the Champs Eysees We hear but
little Of him. when he was domiciled at the form.r
MACE thers we're often to be on the 'devak, OPP
nosits to bis windows, sometimes as many as half a
5s,,n E,elisbmsn snd Americans, who had PAUSED
mmsnt on their way towards the Boulevard to catch
glimpse of the old traitor, who had mad 50 much noise
in the world or the young lady who bss her claim to
cavary upon an assertion that shs slapped the face"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

meeting Of oi,I,us was iell il Raleigh last HOnS
to consider the proPrety Of ki'E IRE President to eS
s0sh martial su in that city After de7a.o the prcPO-
stoa uss voted doEn by isrge msjOrsy-it being the
sense of the meeting tia: there Is necessity for mar
tal lsu a. this time