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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26
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AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents IA the places named: f~- .e
DR.. Ralston, Boongille, WRrriek Co. ~ ----
John NJ Lockwood, Nit. Vernon, Posey Co.
John B. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer Co.
James L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson 90.
John b. Handy, Eewburg, Warrick Co.
Dr. Murphy, New Harmony, POsey Go.
A. b. Wilkinson, Cynthiana.
Preston Talbot, Poseyvillss Posey Go.
h h. Custen, Petersburg. Pike Co.
Mark Grant, Canal p. o., Warriok Co..
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HOME INTERESTS

sw The Trio, with fall cargo, left for
the Wabash last night.
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a@For fine, durable and cheap pictures,
go to Elliotts Gallery, No. So Main street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26

RSF, An eminent mathematician, Pro-
fessor of University College, Oxford, being
challenged to find rhyme to "Timbuctoo,"
promptly replied with the following irrev-
ePant verse: e. -.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26

If / were a cassawary,
ON the sands of Timbuetoo,
would eat a missionary,
Skin and bones, and bgiaB book too
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26
sGE We hear a report from WASHING

EESS Ne hear report from Washing
ton, which, being illustrative of the charac-
ter of Secretary Stanton, is worthy of
place in the pages of current history. The
Secretary dislikes very much the close prox-
unity of the rebel army to the National
capital. The thing is stencil to him, and
it is a disgrace to the country In this
spirit he was urging General Mcclellan
one day to overcome this /" military neces-
sity.H He suggested that the General
might get in behind the rebels aud cut off
their railroad communication. The con-
Versation from this point progressed as
follows:
MCCLELLAN" It is impossible to move
the artillery, owing to the condition of the
roads" =f1a
STANToN-"Then go without artillery"
MCOLELLAN--" We could not move our
transportation wagons"
STANTON" Well leave them behind, too.
Let the men carry their tents on their
backs and provisions in their haversacks;
or do without tents, as Gen. Grant did
when he marched ten miles over bad roads,
fought three days, and won glorious VIC
tory. He had no transportation" AS for
the artillery, you could get behind the en-
envy, keeping off ten or fifteen miles; and
if you cannot move your field pieces, neither
can the rebels; and if the latter come out
to fight you, they will have no advantage
It would be infantry against infantry, on a
fair ield'
The effect of this inspiriting appeal, we
have not learned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26

VMNMA GORsA AHAk-
~ tofore existing under the name Of George J..
Krsuse & Co., issahis day dissolved by the with
dEawal of W lillian Ressel. The accounts of the
old firm viii be settled by Geo L. Krause who is
authorized to collect all claims and pay ali the
debts of said firm.
GEO. l. KRAUsE q co.
EVANSVILLE, February 20. Ise2..--- 49,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-26

The undersigned Will continue the business of
the old firm, the old stand, corner of Second and
Main streets, and will be happy to receive the pat
r0nage of old as we'll as new friends.
feb20-lmd GRO. l.. KRAUSE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17

A PKoPLK IN AIMS The soldiers lost to the Confed-
eracy Fort Doneson will soon be replaced tcntold,
and, viewed in Ii, light that defect was 10 us more
substantial vantage than triumph v5ud have beh.
There have been ie~ wars which have exhibited the
phenomenOn OF "a people in arms" Most wars have
been fought by the armis Of Governments, willie the
citizen masos have locked with more or lees Eters
Bat this var is becoming the active and practical BITS
ness OF the grsa! msorty OF the cf The nation 1T
people lte'f Is rising in These who have taytll-
ed Ihroug Mississippi and Alabama sly that The voul
teer si1 knded so recently by the reverse 10 Tenres
see, displays already incredible results Toe enlh tmtnts
are almost nmasU III, Whole country is II baz'.
+ more seem TO DO eLl ng Than are saying at boms
aud he spirit IL the Other States Of the Con ederscy s
Of kil wih that in the MENTIONED the legions CT
tie South vii soon far ou;number those Of the ,rh
as the latter have heretofore exceeded ours Ere long
toe invading armes OF the enemy will be bese with hosts
OF sernly resolved men, who will destroy them or drive
them forth ia defeat and disaster "a people 10 arms"
cannot be conquered
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
INCIDENTS OF THE WAR.
We compile from our exchanges tic following int,
es,ing paragraphs:
NopIL sPEEcH FROM GIN. BRAGG.

We compile from our exchanges tic following inter
esiing paragraphs;
NoDKL sPEECH FROM GIN. BRAGG.
Gen. Bragg left Mobile on the Is! inst, Tor Jackson
Tenn. A, every station on the rarold as soon as il
vas known that he on the cara, he loudy and
repeatedly led for by the poPle to show himself and
to say something to them. The desire to him
intense. At Meridian, Miss after repeated calls by
large number Ct citizens and soldiers he came forward
and Addressed them, as follows:
Rsllos CT ssns: II Differences to your respective
lls appear orly to see aud be seen, and to tender
you my thanks for your kindness.
The is time for acts, not words Experience hss
taught me- too that every man should stick 10 Lis trade
n many forte believe ueyer made but
full spetch-and that was in few words. when court
my aife-ihe result then being due less to any merit
either ia the speech the speaker than iiortu
nate habit OF young ladies OF deciding from i'm
pulse than reason by which, as in my case they are too
apt to b. unfortunate. Ponder well, then ny fellow.
citizens this piece Of advice call old SOL
di for spet ches and il you will Iardon the libel
~ will add, never send politicians TO command your
armies.
From that time our cause vii prosper.
KILLING A YANKEE cFFIcER.
The Savannah republican relates the following:
Saturday as', our pckets C Skidasay reported that
pariy Of FedCials was etprocchng, in barge,
through tie march immediately number OF cur
troops a.crnd,d tree TO gel a v'w Of the yandas,
wAo vero covered about GOO yards Of. An off,er
vas standing erect in the boa. vi glass Ia haud az
70 d ng target too tempiing to be overlooked FIRE
Iou a MAYNARD Iihs, 10 th hard' of one Of our men
Ia the lrse was mn ,diately followed by the cicsIs
fal! across the edge Of the bos We was Immediately
caught In the arms of his comrtd - and the greatest
CONSERVATION prevaiIed With the party. They beat a
hasy retreat to the shipping in the sound AID on their
arrival signal was given ard the vessels all clme to-
Retber The crcums ances leave doubt Of TIE sue.
Gees of the sho', aud that the ycti sDmo man Of
note among the Federals.
col HANPros's RESPONSE TO THE LIDIEs or hArASZAs
10 the following letter, dated headquarters Hamr.
toms Legion, March ls', 1892" COL Wade Hampton &C.
knowledges the reCep ion Of g, present by the Ia
dies of MatanzAs to the gion OF which be is comman
der:
To JJhn Hsriot. Esq, AI'aazI', Cuba
MY DKAR Sin Some months ago received, through
ycur hands, the very beautiful @ which the ladies o.
MataI did the honor present to the Legion and
have since then been anxously seeking an op-
portuni to make our acknowle igmsns to he fair do
nors But the ctsaion of oil regular communication
between our country and Cuba has dsprived Of any
such opportunity and thus forced to take this pub
me hod Of returning thaIk to kind friends
Of MatAp in the hope that this may perchauoe reach
her eyes and tell them how gratefully received their
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17

The WAsHIEGroS ARrILLKRY.-The Fifth Company,
under the command OF that gallant young ofcer Capt.
Hodgson Is understand fully prepared to leave for
the scat Of war IL has already abou. l60 in the
ranks, aud many applications Tor MEMBERSHIP are made
dayin fact such is the popularity OF the Washington
Artillery, that two three gentlemen who have held
high military offices 10 the S:ae service have resign
their commissions and joined this corps privstes while
lome OF our wealthy young pauters have in from
the country for the s.me purpose. The Artillery will
probably ltave the city day. and will
make It's mark wherever IL goes-N o. Bee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
RICHMOND, Va, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH II, 1862

beautiful present; how proudly shall bear In Il %
battle and how reverently we th, cher Sd t. II is Pc
cuiary gratifying to us that this g to usfrom the
fair Of foreign tlime for this fact eIcites the
hope that b. not been altogether unknown
whilst at the time hearts strive to
prove worthy Of the approval of those fair women who
kuow well how TO reward brave mep. In behalf Of
the Legion beg to make, through you, our profound
and graceful Acknowledgements for the honor done n,
ard a sure the ladies' OF Matar zaa who have entruted
precious gf, that shall cherish for their
slkes, and, IL need be, defend il With our lives.
WADE WMProK Col. Legion.
THE "srGHrSGALE BRlsADR."
The Mobile Registsr, OF a recent date, says:
We are eraffad to learn that Rev Mr.. Miller, of
Nach has succeeded in recruiting considerable corps
of nurses among we'll knoWh ladies' Of Mobile who will
hold themselves in readiness 10 join him at Jackson,
when the occurrercs or imminence, of a battle shall
make Il probable that their melancholy services will be
in requis,ion Proceeding TO the rendezvous at Jack
son, Mr. Miller will meet them there and conduct them
whittier their presence may be required. Mr.. Nile
leaves for home at once to get his corps OF nurses there
10 readiness for marching orders aad conduetng them
10 Jackson will meet those from Noble above uhep-
ever he advises them 20 More nurses from
Mobile will be received. We are told.
These ladies all volunteers giving their services
without compensation ad in the history Of this war for
the Right record will stand more glorious than that
which chronicles the heroism and devotion OF the
Nightingale Brigade" Of the South. Gentle, and ten
dery nurured they are they abandon the ease and
ties Of homo to mnge in the horrors OF the dreadee as
pecl of war; and amid the appalling sc,nes OF the
pospital as angels OF mercy to the suffering. @
HEROIC CONDUCT OF TWO VIRGINIA LADIks
The Rockingham Register states that the late Yankee
raid into the neghborng county Of Pendeion elected
some of the pluck and spirit Of the ladies over there
The scoundres attempted to enter the residence of Solo
mon Hederick, Esq at the mouth Of Seneca but met
with unexpected resista-cc: 900
Ms Hederick and her daughter, young woman,
drove them back with other weapons bu an axe and
q pichtotk. Mrs II used the with efeot upon the
skull OF Hessan and the daughter ran the pitchork
into an eve Of the c1wardy scampsi After this
cordial greeting on the part Of the of the
house. the rAscas left and after getting renforcements,
returned aud yalorously Knocked down the doors and
brcke out The windows with th r b3yonets. Brave fe
lows! dozen good women from the state Of Penole
ton" would whip regiment of such cowardly villains.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17

Darn OF Coz HDNUsD GooDE I'VE regret TO have
the painful duty TO announce the death Of Col Edmund
Gooie, of he IS Virginia, regiment which occurred
il Liberty, Va, few days sioce. Col GJode was q
two Of Bedford county, and most eslimabe gen.
tleman in all the waks of lie. He was gallant man
aud most excellent ,er possessing in eminent de-
gree the col fdence Of his superors and the love and
esteem OF his subordiHaes. His regiment now at Mon
terey IN the northwest will receive the said intelligence
of the death OF their beoved commander with feelings
Of deep regret and will ld it difficult to supply his ace.
-Lvnehbtro r. publican.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
NOTICE.

SE.IEo PROPOSALS WILL BE REoxrvED AT THIS OFFICE
y Z TIL II O'CLOCK N March 26th lSO2, for
the de iyesy At n huo d of
pl te with q q, po.es Z lar
OJO Bell Tents 5ist ilils dSe feet upvrthl comp etc
loo Sai Teus BY 20, vsn complete with hies pole.
and Dius
BIDS Gay be made Tor an r of Tents thousand
soeci en- ents shs must conform, can be seen
ts OEce Bidder will tn time required 10 furni the
VII lc OF @ n bl1s .--.--
Payuens vi delivery each zoo -eats, and the
rig pay Ons-f.utl IN rate n Is reserved BdS 10
he's ael ,ncolti nd o-seI Proposals for Tents
BIDS also invit afscta Of such cloth a. he Gov
euuelt oears. into HlslA Eel snd Wal Teat1 the
0 raeto uish poe ins, rope, &c and u give sAs'
saetyy tcud tr oi contract tpe linen Ien5
which tse wok mut oonfoEu be seen at
tal q Bids = be endorsed Proposals for Manu-
featuring Tent"
J. b MCLEtLAND,
mhs-td MAI. and n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTHEsT or BESRc). 1
RICHMOND. Va, March 4lh, 1s62.
GENERAL oRIEas,

Adutant and Inspector Generals one Ssrcl is 1862 Capt
- a. odvn Appoiaied Provost Sarh4 Of the Vi Of Bi:h
mond the adjoining county iJr the danse
Of ten miles.
The Passport Cee continued at Its present location
der charge Of the Provost MsrhaL
III Ts dsat,n aid distribution OF vnous srrtious and
quos other Intoxicating beverages Nsolziey
hIo This order will besr city oce by the Mar
sha Agans all pesons ound sing sci ing, giving away,
In any dis losing o! such beverages.
w. All persons OF every degree except those the service OF
the State faies having their posen
Viii deliver the ,he ordaabee Depar meas, b)re
the h March s6 Ohsrxis they VII b seized aad tasen
sion tn Provost MArshS AIMS bengp the state
gria viii be delivered Col Dimm the state
al thh ely The wCrd hin Its meani
Eords r double bsrreed shot and ptj OF
Tuh sz, may be useful In h field Compepsit will be
private delivered taken i'io publ; aud
In the public vice will be reeePed for.
By order of BdgGen. JSO. H. WHDER, Oom'd< &c.
LR PAGE,
uh5-u Ass. AojL 6ea.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17

YANKEE PRIssNERs About $50 Yankee prisoners
who had been released p,roe returned through this
City on Wednesday last to Salisbury. They came from
Tusca ocsa Ala, aud had gotten on their way home wal
as far as Weldon understand bu or account Of the
obstructons about Old Point Isoned as we suppose
by the recent gyrsons Of the Merrmic could rot pro-
cecd, and hence were ordered back 10 Salisbury.
.a .....a n.... Ralsigh Standard
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17

RECENT 0RDER from the Lncoln War Depart men,
prohibits the transmital Of private letters through th
lines Of the United States troops to living in
Confederate States and reql-es o,ers OF the army TO
send such letters the Dead tt Office. Reception
to this rule s made in favor Of letters addressed to h
Gers and men detained prisoners II. is, therefore
less to se private letters 10 be transmitted BY Tags Of
uce to Norfolk, they must either be returned the
writer's or 8 ut TO the al Letter Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
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ATTENTION.

rNHx orgzn'zaiion Of our company Is nov near
IL We have the gun secured and al equipne nen
as we sre IN stored rto seryiee. Those whs d
lunteer, wi be obliged 10 90 Inis tie militia
~ Substitution h 5 b en- kbAndoned by The GoV
all who are bound SERVES must nov rep 60
person This W announce u on authority. We
voks those who III gto share siIh us the forun
who would rather p?ear yolar tArily upon the nea,
IN r untry than the reluctant soldiers OF coereio
forward now. thds day, and enlist their names - aVo
great and glsd cause.
nARMADUKE JOHN
JoRNw BRAHsPoH
A. b GUIG0N,
rhlt-u VI CLUTTsR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
srURDIvaNs BATTERY.

RIcHEoxD, kaTeh 9th, ls2I
TFIHE Cove Proclamation Of this date renders me-
that this clmn an sho Id assemble at the kendelyor w.
tiy, without clay SIS, tsere ore, TO require each az
member Of the company report In the city OF ehmon
atey. On ching tas city proceed 70 the store OF
Harrs o.. where fu ther directi nS will be gwen
er III Vain street.
We repeat the advise previously gg en- that each ms
him az le one thic p, warm blanket and an sdsqn
tab under lothing
All the n alters will report here by s.tariay next
N. A. efURDl
T. NJ HEWI
wM II. WE
mhla-1t CHAA 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT CP HFNSIoo. [
RICHMOND, Va, March 1th, ls62. I
GTNZRAL ORDEas

eESzfAL sd 9RDEAs 9
lJhn C Porter Is appointed Provost Marshal 81 the
cit OF Richnoni Capt ms A. GodTn and j. Maynard
are app, iard A:s.stsrt Pi"yost NarshAs
Al conmlncs sons vesoAl write concerning passports or
loc a. Il GUARDS, be 10 tie PRO OF aar'Ea
IL lhe city q Richmond 1, divided int, two Miay Dis
line commencing At asyos thcgs, and unning ~
u Ban street thence Ns1 st ee 70 Governor or
seet0 t2h ee then 18th stseet TO tie mt OF the
city. :,
District sad lne Of sion Is under command OF
or ain A. Twin; and the Dis ret wst Of sail line under
IN c lminAnI . Cartln J. O. Maynard
III. Samuel Maeeu6b,n IL appoiEted Chief ofPClce.
By order Of Big. Gen JSo H. wiSDEa
L. X. P.Ge,
uhs Ass' .djt General
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17

NosLE ExAxPLIs.-Iti is stated that Gel Lomax of the
81 Alabama regiment has volunteered for the war as
private, to take effect when tho IL months term OF bis
regiment expires Several commissioned officers from
Columbus, Ga, have done the same These noble ex-
smples will surely have wholesome eject upon the
cause Of e-enistments.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
ATTENTION,

AN authorised by the Governor Of virginia to raise BAttAl
Ion Of Ave companies s such companies Numbering al
Hundred TO b. mutred into the service OF the
Confederate sta Is for gVo years, u leeted 81 lolg
This BlAon for local fnce aud special service In the city
Ard be orde ed from the cry Of Rich
This service needeio would not be accepted Thus
oesd those, the eaims OF whose families
othe pSeraors would extrSney neonVenent
% ordered away om Riehmond 10 their country With
being subjected this neonvtnnee That they Will be
called capacity, and that right
doubts. 90
ersors dercu do By calling my once fer
The present, No BelVA's lock, l2 street
Unless lh Battalion be rAs sed organised Al once, the
runy Of Seeang the advantage above mentioned may be
iost
ersons VIII also aud hands Of the ocer Of the 10Th
Regiment which they sign without ming 70 my ofee
TiOs J. EvANa,
fei5-N Ooi 18Th RegnenL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
NUMBER ca.
RECRUITS WANTED!
WANTED FORTY VOLUNTEERS TO FILL UP THE
virginia i0e Guvrd

QPiNG ordered on recruiting service, will receive nsv men
- bers % The above company, ON seekoe wa
house, between 10 ocisck NJ two This company
among The FIRST IN Tie field and re-en sting the war s
gsaances OF the members the Goa pany who pre,
bcag association vi heir friends being drafted viii do ve
unteer in this company.
Substitute. viii not be received.
EBhe Il Rifles
Tie u,nal bounty, ae, given. JNo STEWART wALKEe.
ulbIy- 2as Capt Virginia Life Guard,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
HIADQ JAaTEss DEL

RIcHEoSD. Va March cth 1859.
General orders,
No.I. ~ -,
The PropIietos Hotels and Boardn Houses Will frth-
VIII reoor 10 Marsha tn nanei Of all guests
houses and the OF all pertons IN her employment
81 OF arrivals will also he iurnishe 70 Tie ProyoH hanhal
twice every day at the hours CT 10 A NJ and N.
Livery Stable Keepers and owners HACKS and etae pao
lie Vehicles, viii report the Provost hssh,l the location OF
their Stables the number OF their Hiss Hacks &C. They
vii daily reports Of persons fem ihe surrounding
csu airy putting or Ca rages In Their Stables
III -ritted 10 pass beyosd corporate iub
OF The city other Vehicle hoIs ;baet without
passport Drivers OF Stage Coaches icialy forbidden non
tak any point whu the ten miles Of eount
uud martial Law, ete transport em Into tne city or 70 ui
tant places, unltsI So N pc sons have pasports
- l. K. PAGE,
n,su A.. A. Ge,s 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
LIGHT HTARTILLERY-s5O BOUN

ME are authorized 10 raise Company for
w Ar Hey for the War, and We appeal to our
friends and associates In the country and elsevhsre
aid 10 emitting for this purpose Persons desir
~ join Company Will report 70 US atonee In Achn
OIL Chas p Lee, Planters Warehouse, Lynchburg, or
wnrtham, Pei ar hills Amherst who are authorised
eal slments for the Company.
The Legislature on yesterday, pssed Iesoiuuon
ang anies TO he formed for state or Coz
service, but subj ecng the militia 10 Immediate dram
tue time % escape that dran.
Clothing OF n best gu nty will be furnished 81 Gov
prices and Fifty Dollars Bounty nd as soon as mustered
vice.
Er Address US at Lynehburg or Richmond.
yko. L EgBANk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF HsNRICJ, [
Ri;hmond, Va, March liih, 1862. (
-. Hishmond,
GENERAL ORDERS.

H. Railroad Ooup niles, AID the River K,nswhl
csnh corpahY forbidden & transport Into N cy
off spriu US Liquors, other intoxicating bevfr RACES .
III Fuperintei dents Of Railroads of the "a Canal,
requested 10 daily 10 the Provost Hfr hal
Der Of passing their roads ard oanS Of the
city Of Rie mo. d,
ByO-dsr Of Brig. Gen. Jno. wndsr, Con-, -,
L. K PAGE,
mh.3-If A., idgi Cen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17

h CDN.-250O lbs tmthHed Bacon. II. Rupg. in and
Id f1rs sLs by w. n. PLEAsANIs lo.h Street t.i
ryAYBNNK PEPPER, poEdered Cayenne Pep per,
u Ground BLACK Pepper ofthe best quality for ss st M DE
BAKIRs Drug sOre 1856 MAIN street. above O. iS6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY,
w RECRUITS,

REORUIn.
Wanted Immediately three hundred 600 and able.
bcdlsd men, Artillery Battalion, oserve for two yeais
during the .
IthaIi a days, open recruiting once In the city OF
Rehuond under supernendenee Sergeant Q. hcGru
de-
Comfortable quarters viii be provided. Board free.
Hen Will be paid from tie date OF their enl's menL .
the ss OF the underSgnei 10 be rady with The
before the term 4 Lis expires
therefore ioduses the hpe that those not no. In
., GOT be iS,ng fo h mus and conquer, too
AnI 10 do So drilled ard prepared are
d g.
Any Communications addressed 10 me fredtnek,burg VII
y, :. ywit1 prompt attention. X. L WALKER
tl-tf Capt Comdg Purcell ARTILLERY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17

CRESCEST CITY Inn MANDATORY.
GEORGR n. VINTRN, Sole Agent.
NO los POYDRAs sTREgT, .HEw ORLEANS
News Ink, 81 eta = Red Ink, 80 cts to tl0 D
Ro,k Ink IS do do OA-rn ne Ink, el5p p
CArIInk sI do do ave lax, rs cts %
Cop -er Plat Ink, ~ 50 Co Purple ink, - d. d.
AuioyrspL'e lux. S do Brown Ink, tL5O %
~ The Au ogrkphic Ink Is Green Iuk, eL50 90
a iIhogaphlc ink, Which can. Ye low LAX $3.50 60
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