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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-09

that rev iepios OF troops can soon
er be made efficient. Then rally
as Lfaatfy. Seize your musllet
In time to take hand in carrying
the war into the enemy,s country
All regiments of infantry re-
ported to me from any part of the
country will be mustered into the
Confederate service for three years
or during the war.
Oar gallant, noble and daring
John Ii. Morgan, who is now the
terror of all Yankeedem, whose
daring deeds and brilliant victories
are tie admiration and wonder OF
the world, is with us. Join me,
and we wiz go side by side to the
Northern lakes. Marshall and
Williams are near Gynthiana--
don't let them 20 to Cincinnati be-
fore we are with them. The. no
bleBreckmridge, whose gallant con-
duet at Baton Rouge has stamped
him as great General, is close at
hand The daring sons Of Ken
lucky, Buckner, Hanson, and
MANY others, will soon be with us.
Can you refuse to JOIN such com
rades in arms?
Pro Slavery Union men Of Ken
tuc!ly! can YOU longer doubt that
the ends desired by the Lincoln
government, ia tire prosecution Of
this war against the South, are
any other than subjugation Of our
brothers-the confiscation ofprop-
erty to pay their war debt, and
the emancipation Of our siaves?-
No. in your hearts you cannot
Then [ call upon you as brothers,
in whose veins trickles the book
of one mother, Virginia, to rise as
one man and say that the mother
and the daughter shall never! new
er!l never!!!! be separated.
A. BUFoR0,
Brig. Gen. c. S. A.
JOHN MORGAN SURROUNDED.
The Statesman gets eff the fol
lowing:
Brig. Gen. j. 4. Morgan, at the
head of his invincible cavalry
brigade, entered this city on Thurs
day last. His reception by the
people among whom he was born
andreared, was boundlessly enthu.
siastic. The whole people turned
out and for once in bis career, bis
two thousand men were complete
ly surrounded. The streets were
SO thronged that the column could
scarcely pass, and the demonstra.
tons of admiration were oyerpow-
ering.
Brig. Gen. Manson, FEDERAL
was among the prisoners taken at
the battle Of Richmond, KY, on Sat
urday last. twill be remembered
that last year the gallant Colonel
Pegram, Confederate, was taken
prisoner by this same Gen. Man
son, At the battle of Rich Noun
tain, VI. Col. Pegram, Acting
B..igadier, en- Saturday, had the
> .pleasare Of settiingtheold account
with his former captor.5 -
A WILLING CAPTIVE.
Among the many prisoners Ia.
ken By the Confederates here, not
a few seem happy toreturn to their
homes on parole. An amusing III
stance is related as follows: A
Confederate soldier, exhausted,
laid down by the road side to
rest, and falling asleep was left
some distance behind the army
When he awoke, he found a Yam
kee soldier sitting by his side fan
ming off the flies, and patiently
waiting to be taken prisoner. Of
course he was accommodated.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
Ihr VIZ.

We record to day the sAddest disaster Of the War-the
capture Of IL 900 prisoners a. Fort Doneson, and the
surrender Of Nashville Both events deeply to be de-
plored. We do not understand how twelve thousand
men, With arms in their hands could have endured
the shAme Ct Eurrerdlr. Report says they wept with
rage at the humiating decision OF their commanders
1. is equally aexpieabs how 500, under Floyd and Pill
low eouli have made good their sscip,, whils $4,000
laid down their arms The fall Of Nashville where there
offences the inevitable sequence Of the fall
OF Doaelson Blu; ws have particulars of the event.
Tns sort Of war is unworthy Of the Southern Con-
ieieraCy We must change il ia toto and that at once
prepare ourselves for the most Absc, and degrading
ssrvtade recorded in history. These reverses though
great and calculated TO entail vast misery our peO-
PIE not vital By proper vigor in the Admins'ra
they viii DO repaired. We must burn cotton and
tobacco before the advancing enemy and, above all
We must meet Invasion By invasion Let them, if they
will, desolate the valley Of the Mississippi and all our
southern toSns and ciss hus let gather our whole
strength and p-ecPitaie ourselves in resistess force
upou PENNSYLVANIA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FRIDAY, Jan. 81, 1862.

friday jan. I'll looE'
EVENING SESSION.
The House met at ~ o'clock.
RESOLUTIONS oF IsQUIRY.
The following resolutions OF inquiry were adopted:
By Mr. STEGER OF R'chmond-Of amending section
g. chap. lOS, and section chap lO1 and Aso to pre-
scribe by law the rights and disabilities OF persons Of
mixed hood.
By Mr. BAKER-Or enabling cities and towns to pre-
vent The se Of ardent spirits, when required by the
military authorities.
By Mr.. BRADFORD-0f authorizing the Governor to
equip three batteries Of artillery OF four guns each, TO
be furnished the Maryland Brigade on condition that
they enter the service part of Visginias quota
By Mr. SANDER5-Ot conferring medals Of honor
upon all volunteers who re enlist.
By Mr. B. P. N0LAND-0f amending such sections
Of the Code as provide compensation 10 aors for sp-
pretending runaway slaves
TuE TIour AT PORT DoSELsoS.
Mr. Dunn special bearer OF dispatches from General
Poyd, was invited on motion of Mr. COLLIER, 10 give
an account Of the attack Fort Doneson, up to the
time OF his leaving on Friday evening, the 18th inst
rHk MAJORITY QUESTION.
Mr. OAZEN0yE called up his motion for the question
on the resolution king the cons i.utona majority OF the
House Of Delegates but gave Wayto
Mr. COLLIER who offered sub 'titute, providing that
the House SHALL at IL o'clock Monday next, proceed
to gil up the vacancies existing in this body.
After lengtby debate the substitute was rejected
Ayes IL, nays 81
The original report aud resolution we're aioptcd-AyeS
80, nays Al.
several bills we're then taken up in their order and
advanced
The bill authorizing the transfer OF Maryland volun.
teers who may resnst in Virginia troops, to haryand
piments, was taken up aud passed; and the bill au.
thorzng the Governor Of Virginia to organize aud call
into active service certain military forces made the
order Of the day for Monday at IL M.
On motion, the House sfj burned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
DIED.

In ti city, the goth instant aged "a, DE- JAMES RIvR9
POLLARD Of Virginia. for several past resident OF south
sronA lately AsSs.aht Surgeon OF tn, HamP,n Legion
O. Army.
in bis e and 10 walks Of his profession, vhsrehe enjoyed
haeton aors years ms osceasrd made
my friends He beloved In every circle 9TH sequAn Ancs
for pee Harry his dspo On Ia
his his fidelity TO his aged and nnfn pA
rents the dsAhbed OF zach OF who he attended and MS ane
mis- bio hers 40 sister, Eenodss ihh WI eVF DC
lovely and recous to the hearts that mou him
remains vi taken the family buryins place. 81 OAK
tThe FnS7irsr aud Dlpa,ch and the Charleston Mercury
requei cd TO COPY.
MLbsr,y IA Nelson county, Va Psb goth, ANNIE CAB.
ILL wife OF N. r. oabel, aged nty yeAn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
The Inauguration.

The ceremonies of inaugurSting the Permanent Con-
fsderASe Government took place, according to pro-
gramue, 90 Sg,urdAy. The day WSs shocking SAd-the
rain falling con,inuously-ths crowd was immense and
the discomfort excessive The Inaugural address of Pre-
sideas Davis which elsewhere inserted in style, sem
tmsnt and doctrine il uns1cepionabe. But, something
more is needed noE than words. Deeds deets. deeds
instant ard vigorous demanded BY our honor, our
freedom and on: safety.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
MARRIED,

On Thur,isy the i3 IN tan. th, Rev DR. Wade at Kex
usvnn Charles City residence Of the bdd- father DR. W.
A sed ~ Miss sARkHE sELDEN 10 MT RtoHARoH srRolH.
ER, Of Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
The following stirring address has just been issued by
Gen. Van Dorm
TO TIE YOUNG MEN OF ARKANSAS, TEXAS AND
NORTH LOUISIANA.
HEADQUARTERS TRANS MISSISSIPPI,
DIsrhIcr, Drrr No .,
TRAss-AIssrssIPPI,


The question Is before US shall We organize arm and
march TO Join the aruy Of Missouri and battle for nde'
pendsnce on her soil where she invites, nay implores
US TO come or shall we wait TO see that gallant and
struggling State down.trodden In the DUST manaced and
ost-her broad fields and rich granaries opened TO sup
ply the tyranls hordes they march triumphany and
unopposed TO invade our own homess Shall we strike
down the enemy whose gnpe Upon our brothers throat,
AID Who only watts his last gasp to attack us or
shall We stand by and our brother perish and meeky
await similar doom The case Ia before US for our de-
clsion and it is no dream oil the Imagination, but
stern reality aud We must decide it, We have voted to
be free. We must 6eht to be Free or present to
the world the humang Spectacle Of nation OF brsg-
CARTS more contemplate than the tyrants who seek 10
enslave US.
Tho lg of our country is waving on the Southern
borders Of MFsouri-plsced there by my hands under
authority from Chief Magistrate. II represents all
that il dear to us In life Shall Ii there In melan.
choly loneliness fall leaf in prime'al forests, or
shall It's beautiful field and bright niunt 10 the
breeze the proud battaionB OF ARKANSAS OF Texas
ald Of louisiana as they are marshalng TO do battle
With Missouri for victory, for honor andfor indepen-
dence.
Awake young men Of Arkansas, and arm Beautiful
msidens Of Louisiana, emile not upon the craven youth
who may inger by your hearth when the rude blast OF
is sounding in your earl Texas chisary, 10 arms
Hardbps and hunger, disease and death, preferable
to savish subsection, and nation with bright page in
history aud glorious epitaph is better than vassalsd
land, with honor lost and people sunk 10 niauy.
EARL VAN DORM, or-General
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
"BLOOmsBUnY,, FOR sALE.

TIVE undessned Offers for rais The TRACT or LAND e.1sd
BLOOMSBURY" In Cupeper county about nree mies hon
Brandy stson containing Hundred Acres aons ne
lately soh By VIM Roa % Mss Wise and KenIedy and
Me lands Q. O. Reckham Or. J. O. Thom and VIM j. FIFE
This situated 10 negkborhood remarkably adapted 70
growth Of wheat and me Buildings are rather old, bsf
With moderate repairs Win be sufficient for the eomfortahle
odston Of family Psoes dsrous Of Eurch ssns are Inv
examine The place for themselves We v1 eiy rnsrh N
sivays been eondrsd Of the bsst ns N k nar
borhood, especially for wheat
Terms win be usis Accommodating
For further informson, apply John HanEht near Va
oourihoIss JOIN GAU6HTD,
snr4-~H HILL q. nRADBOn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
NRCRORs FOR SALE.

WILL be sold At courhsuse. MONDAY ths2th
day OF February 1861 (cout day. 70 The hsh. bidder.
six NE,R DE5 belonging TO the estate Of Ma Hs Gone
deca q two men, betuee, 90 and ., year. Of age two
aged tve and 10 years. and two ssitled The
women aai sr sad be good cOon and vash.
sS The negroes all rkeiy
Trrns-s'x nonfhs credit. A. n sfkASGt adnr
fei4-c3t Of .. n. George, des a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
kMOND WING
To CoRRESPONpENTs.

- Lssrs o. busaSss b addressed 70 s"Edi'Or Of
a. ERig."
ArtclSs tcsa boa dss Of s paper oil not % po'asN
81 TA d rs gS Loag sanding, Ough 70 De tAOOn 70 az
sal ~ "a 70 os % departed Nup, Obituary AOoss s-cSSd
Sag siyli liaSs a-s ,Afrgaf Or as IapsrtissneniS
- Va eaaaot uaasrlss rs.vs rejected oOamusicdoas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24

II Wages, price Vt %
Conpled III. and auihAr for the voluniee
and sitl 1.-THE Confederate States, by Leateuan lionel
lam ri hardio1 gadus,e and formerly assistant in,tI
or T ,ccs Virginia Military Ins iue
This valuable book Is q liberal ABR gem o OF Hards
incu ling the school Of the Battalion and Insruc
nhes.
The Pal,nce Step and tie Manual Of Arms ID
ing introduced from Gilhan N ,nuAL
Also the forms 4 Parade ~ Rev evs Irs
rades, Guard Mounting, duties Of Guards duties
Damp and a-rson, Marches, Camps &C., &c. tost
diers' Rsions and m'de Of cooking them. and
sanitary suggeItions 10 soldiers. A. NORRIS.
fe2i 81 Mai eft sie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
$50 REWARD. =.

wv Jansary slsl, lsCa
INVERTED from Damp Lonfstree Yalrfax H. on hs
IL 6h October, 1851. Private VIM. r. Kramer, sad ka
sr hys feet Ave inches height has seot rihr
gh har pop eyes, ha arm duck legs SQUAT body big head,
fqueaky voice. fancies he sing Angle Laurie ahd oe
sentimental scngs says he Georgia lawyer hke yer
man. Jew Yankee ihouli advertised sa Kramer orsr,
deb.rans whether he would be worth th ~
dollar. 70 the southern oonfeteracy, II fecove ed.
The above reward v be pd for the delivery o,sd krnsr
Of the nearest military post. Bt%i ~ M<On,
f.l-cAt Oaltsln Company D. Oh Regiment Va cayAry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
ICE.

HyREBY inform, puhlc that my vie eelnA James has
left me- and 70, to Rchrns 10 live, ana has established
houe there Therefore otd all merchants and oihr
pet pie credit the raid Selma James, shall mt b.
'T'-- JOHN T. JANE.
williamsburg Va, Psb'y 20, 1862 fs2+-lI~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24

CONWAY ROBINSON and JAMES ALRRBD
" JONES have united practice Of Che sv Eeknord
The Federal Courts aad Court Of Appeal.
M JoIs VIII also practice In The oheois oour Of nohnotd
Hs oancs i. a, 10. corner Of vrsnins and lsh rzsst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
NOTICE.

IUOIDR q Bonds States under act Of the
Ill 2sh February 1851 wireeive In coin the srount OF their
coupons dated March 1869 by presenting the al tho
Treasury city, the once OF Of the assistant 1rea
surers Deposses RI the Confederate States Mobile Mash
Wills pington and Savannah aud Central ink o. Alabama,
after that date.
fe72-lw " FLNnkt. Tress
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
NOTIGY.

IL persons h,vng eliims against the estate OF the late
N John Cooke Of Hanover county. are 70 nou
Beaver Dam Depot,
80, ~ Hanover county, vi iui
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
M D1z. HEAVY GRRY FATIGUE shirts

lUO lUu yds Georgia Cas- merts
2C0O do GREY Virginia do
500 pairs Milt.ry Pants
$50 Confederate Array Caps
On conslr ament and for sale by -
fe22 KtNT PAtNt A 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24

x. g bOESs g s' Gun Arabs 800 90 n AZ: ;;s'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
s.uaS eEE.aS.Irs.

Mr.. 6BS. O., from the Joint Committee Of Ar
rangemer 70 arrange for the Inauguration of the Pres
dent elect and Vice President ,lect presented pro-
gramme, which read adopted and laid upon the IT,
bic.
On motion OF Mr.. ORR, the Senate took recess I'M
til 25 minutes past IL o'clock, n AT that hour the
senate reassembled and repaired in body to the Hell
of the House Of Delegates in accordance with the said
programme.
After the Inauguration ceremonies were concluded the
Senate again reassembed in the Senate Chamber where
upon,
Ga motion of Mr.. BROWN, OF Miss, the Senate ad'
journed until Monday, at IL O'Clock, NJ.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-15
From Nevada,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. H.--The Legislature Of
Nevada organized on the l2ih. The Govern
or's message recommends the territorial gov.
ernment to sake half million of stock In the
Central Pacific Railroad Company, which pro.
poses to construct railroad from Sacramento
to Washoe. lie says: During the past four
months, the people have paid nearly million
million annually for the transportation of
merchandise from Gala. Railroad communica.
ticn would reduce the freight tax three -fourths,
and causing such development that the road
would pay from increased business.
From best information attainable the esti-
mate monthly produce of Nevada mines will
hereafter produce as many millions as we can
procure machinery and labor to reduce, being
in the Governors opinion, the richest in the
world, of incalculable extent and perfectly in
exhaustible.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-15
From santa Fe.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 10.-The Santa Fe mail,
with dates to the 81, has arrived. Cen Carle.
ton has ordered the establishment of q military
post, to be garrisoned by two companies of cav.
airy and one of infantry, on Picos river, at
Basque Undondo. The locality is aaid to be one
of the finest agricultural districts in the Ter
ritory, and If protected from Indians will soon
become thickly populated. The new post 10 to
be called Fort Sumner, In honor of Gen. Sum.
ner.
1t Is reported from good authority that Lieut..
Danour, First New Mexico volunteers, while
In charge of the express at Santa Fe, extracted
from certain letters drafts to the amount Of
$780, 600, and left for parts unknown.
Gov. Connolly, who came to the States for
his health some days since, has had the opera.
tion of litholoury performed by DR.. ], M Wood,
Of this city. He is now doing well, and will
shortly start for the East.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-15

necessities Of position they not only discernedi
but accepted without an hours delay, and the
result certainly did them credit, az II has indeed
done them service. Measured, however, by
European standards, their squadrons can hard
ly be regarded ~ effective unless we are to
presume that 9th, nstiops have expended upon
their navies O large amou 1t OF superHuous
pains. We can do In twelve months not only
what the Americans have done, but five times
as much. BY pressing in.J the service every
species of craft and setting every building
yard to work without stint or scrutiny, we
would very coon multiply by very considera'
BILE figure the number Of ships We have In COM
mission, but their quality would remain very
m uch the same as they are at present.
Pro-. Cairnes had been lecturing at Dublin
on the present American revolution. He holds
that the SUCCESS of the North means, If not
immediate emancipation, at least the immedi'
ate arrest and ultimate extinction of slavery;
while the success of the South means the es-
tablishment of slavery on broader and firmer
basis.
The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland was present
and moved vote of thanks to the lecturer
He deeply deplored the civil war raging in
America, and indorsed the neutrality Of the
British Government.
The celebrated debating club Of the Cam
bridge University, the Union, had been engaged
for two evenings in discussing the American
question. The question as put was in effect as
follows: "That the cause of the North was
the cause of human progress" The PROPOSE
tion was negatived by vote Of III to 80. It
was noticed that the eldest son of Earl Russell
spoke against the proposition.
Mr. Bentenck, member of Parliament, In o
speech at public banquet, had denounced
American Democracy, and the Northern States
IS its exponent.
Earl Russell, in reply to the City of London
Garlbsldi committee, had stated that the only
means he could properly use to obtain the with
drawal of the French troops from Rome, con-
sisted in making friendly representations to
the Government Of the French Emperor. He
added: Such representations had not been want.
ing on the part of the British Government, and
that similar representations should be made
whenever necessary.
PARIS -Bourse closed firm with an advancing
tendency on the 3lst of Oct. Rontes 70f 90c.
ITALY -Ata consultation at Spezzia touching
the wound of Garibaldi, seventeen surgeons
we're present. The general state Of his health
is satisfactory, and it is believed that ~ i'm
portant surgical operation will be required.
The Globe says the English Cabinet will
shortly give expression to its views concerning
the proceedings Of the Alabama.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-15
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Kew York Market.

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-15
Additional ForeIgn News.

The ship Jupiter, from New York for Ant
werp, reports that she was taken by On iron
Confederate privateer steamer of Sable Island.
EEGLAND.-The London Times calls atten-
to the immense increase In the American navy,
and says no body can refuse the Federals the
credit Of constancy In spite Of their defeats and
discouragemen In fighting out the game In
which they are epgaged--a game which every.
body sees must be losing one. Il then dissects
the naval efforts which have been made. and
says that upon the whole the new Federal
navy has been designed with 10 peculiar and
exceptional. an object that Il is hardly
safe TO draw any general lessons or example.
The northerners wanted feet not to
encounter the feet of the enemy,
but 10 take on the instant and keep possession
Of an unconteated Gea. They required gun.
boats for the navigation Of The rivers and DO,
tillas to cooperate With their armies These