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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13

Tue ESTNY TIE PoroMLc.-0a Friday night sst
the ny !snded from their vessels on the Rotor sac
non 60 70 100 strong, at FOH kes landing in jrg
G'orsr. They required man named R.ej-Dr. G W.
l. viss oyeIs,er-to lake the oath Ct allegiance We
grah a 70 learn that although not ia his mmfd ate
oirc Captain Tsyoe Of the Potomac Cavalry at BOX
re oiy' 10 arrest Reed and send him on 70
rr-s Hy'nes, deemiug t unsafe 10 trust man on the
20 rose seorn 20 support the Lincoln Government -
= A -.eksJHg HsraiL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13


received in this city yesterday from an intelligent citi
Of Nashville. The spirit manifested by the people
of that devoted city, such will animate every true
southerners heart under the most disheariening
circumstances:
NASHVILLE, March 8, 1862
DEAR p: B ia with US tonight on his way
TO the land OF freedom and embrace the opporuui
to wro you line for lear il IL the last you will receive
from until our conquering army drive the
Invader from our midst, ss we firmly believe it will dc,
for our cause 10 just. and God will defend us We have
faith that He will guide and direct armies as TO
enable thea In short while to berae not only our
people, but to drive the ruthless invaders from every
part of Southern soil
We are confaed here, but not conquered. No, 20
long the Confederate flag waves over one foot of
ground will bear allegiance 10 IT, and when il fall
may al b. buried beneath its folds This believe
IL the feeling that aninltes every Southern In
community. W have lost nothing OF our strength by
the occupation OF Nashville by The Lincolnites. These
who have gone TO item we're our enemies before and
many who very mild in their advocacy of Southern
rights aud were supposed 10 be rather lukewam,
GOV a. dctcrmi1Cd as the viltst rebel among u.s. In
will sacrifice ythng in defence OF Southern liberty
Could you visit US nov, aud the closed aud barred
doors aud windows Of sorobouses-the utter stag
nation of all busuess-he deserted and lonely appear
Of our gr thoroug Iiaras you wou be convinced
that shy Notwithstanding the mapy charges sgains;
Ter, and loyal to the South; yes "is true
the needle to the pole !" aud solthern bre,tr'n
know, would sympatbI with u.s. rather than denouncs
US, it is reported some OF our Memphis friends are
doing.
To feel that are in the hands Of the hated Yankee
that no longer freenen, the. bound upder
the most odous despotsm that disgrace Gods crea
ton, is a trial indeed and could beeye that our
present condition Is to continue without any form Of
lief would pray God 10 his mercy to strike us from ex
stence-but do not despar-He will coon drive the
sccurssd creatures back 10 their dens there to devour
each other.
There have been 10 arrests as yet-but are to be
terribly oppressed how o. in what way know not
Our cavalry have Killed number OF their pieEsts every
night since their arrival, ard taken some ST. or eight
Cannon Our loss very slight Their army Is enoinped
some or s miles the Nusffeesboro rold What
their Intentions are know not, but il is iuppOs
they will move on in pursuit Of our army. srge
force Of tcken out last night the Franklin
road with six pieces of ariill,ry.
Gen. Buell. is greatly haras,ed .. the killing Of bis
pckets and also greatly surprised to fad the Union
continent weak. He says there lie no Union sent-
meat here-thst we are all Secessionsts. lie urges
10 resume olr business, saying that he will modest
thing, hut far be hes produced effect. The whole
army IL evidently greatly Disappointed at the feeling
manifested towards them, They making every et
fort in their power TO create favorable impression but
Il will do 10 good. SO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13

CENTRAL oRDtRs,
No. II.
ThsiOlO p-ocsua'r pubHihed for tie laforns,ica
OF ell concerned.
by virtue ofhs vested Ia BY Law & declare the
PEI son Of tie ege 81 the Writ Of habeas Crpus Ia cit e
Urea ed with IL ssion:
q" JPFsasJs DAVIS President Of the Conf dsrst, r.
America do proclaim hal Martial Law her BY extended
Petersburg and the 1nng and surrounding
LIST DleI and do po,lsl1 the Of
all civil just tim with the ton Of that Of he Mayor Of
the hat enabo he>CouIts 70 take eogn Of tie
probate q Wills the d nsts on the estates deceased
tie ia OF giarda to ter decres and orders
for te on AMI tse u popsy 70 make order. concerning
brdgs AID 10 order the
dues AL the tuspeniion Of the pv Of the
bsss Corpus within the said city urrogndg
try the distance Aforesdd
~ In filth whereof have hereuato LTned ny lnd
KS my sea- u sLh dAS Of Nc a. IN the year thou
[ - sand eight hundred and siItytwo
igned) "JEFEssoS DAVS'
IT, WILLIAM PAHNIIL IL appointed Provost Marshal, and
charge the due execution the esons PROCLAIM on.
he will fjrthv III establish Ell ent military police and Will
fore the following o. ers:
All dhtlon Of sptuou rqunu positively prohibited and
the dsa vi oth with be riofsd The ss a p gcuf "
quos any hind /, also prohibited, and eslbshnsnn o. the
sale taereo will be el ssd.
III All persons infringing the above prohibition, VI sufsr such
puni hen shall be ordered BY the sentence Coar. hart
tha abo monh
thA be 1c,ed N. sentsnc- n gen al Court Martial
a directed by the 6T,h art q. o. Wsr.
By ecnmssd Of the Secretary sfwar:
algneD oo.PER,
mhif-iW Asis Inspe9tor eensrAl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13

NAAr THEY THsx or Pace The New York 7rss
lie very anxious TO Pree-tle gallant and invioci e
warrior Ct the WesI-"5agged" b. the Black Repub,
hordss under Curtis. Il says that "hs is probably h.
salrpest s,ratgis; 10 the field for border warfare
always manages some Hay or another to escape be- ng
eaugh' in the folds Of the "snasoudA "Slys the Tim
What he Sumter Is on the seas Gsn Pr ce is on be
lAod-ese ysh 70 present. yet never be caught Nv
be il toe Missouri river, the Usage aud n ,w
avsy down among the OEWk hills anon be skr,s ao ne
- b0gj,r kulks down into Arkansas or rus ic
tosafJs the red mans he his fr Mt
tczards :. L71is aud again, no but himself an
tel Of his whereabouts. The mtuy "traps' in VIII ch
be = 70 be caught, be adroty evades; the nilit ~
sacks which he is TO be bayged' he carefully ke ,ps
away IRON and even ths great military "anacon,ls"
eanuot get a chance Of bringing him sihin is coils.
Yc. 10Th the pirate Price aud the pirate Sumter "a.
De cuugt : and that speedily. We want two heroes
naval hero ctci tae pirate ard mil tlry hero -
each lha land prae-aud promise tia. both hero
when toe work is done snail be crowned Eta such on
ors and glory will forever the fake old w,
tia, reputl ca are ungrlteul.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WKpNksplY. March

WKpSksDiY, March l2th, 1852.
Til, House was called TO order at IL O'Clock, and
was opened vi.b prayer by Rev Mr. Kspler.
CoNMusICATIOs FROM THK SENATE.
sevc-7l blls were received from the Senate, among
Wis was nate Bill prohib ing the violation OF Sun
d.y by bunting gunnng, ~, which was passed by the
House, with IN Amendpent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13

l. l. stated that the old sinner BfoWnlow, having been
q red escape by The enity OF the Confe crate au-
tn rites abou: publish his ne,rious paper in Nash
vile
On Friday night last, ". r. Mason, q, Of King
George county, Lost eight more valuable servants being
slsvsp In number, within the last month,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13

We see Il stated that when the day seemed to be lost
at the battle of Fort Douel'on the white flag was Tu
up in the fort and that thrice the fifteenth Mississippi
rcgm Mt down. renewing the combl', and swear.
ny they would die there sooner than surrender.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13

5s,HE FOLLOWING PESOS wR2E EXEAPTED PaoN
Il mi l. a at By the GARD IA: In IA ch, s2:
A. ii. Cards, Ro A Dsbney,
II. Gay Watkins, Horace Chsse
To.trtF Krty, Iarsin VII ls
vm @ Cav Geo g D. NO ttol,
sanuei A. EAiop, bl aun ~ JsI kiDs
Jsmts st-ekr, Fred Gee sendorftr,
John ". ilyIrd, Vim Il. How .rd,
robe NJ Alien, JohaP. Koh er.
nue II. Oidon, John ". hcEell
VIM - Dunbar, JtmiE WI ami,
Tn ms p Hge, D. Ry ne,
Daael II LoI don, Ihomu Hayes,
g. "onEegger, VIM Wh 1t.
Edw2raT ke's', Chs @ Lundn,
RchMde. G. AEtro5k, IhlpJ hel,
NvBgit, Pc fa AnisrsOn,
Luele y re r.net, A.P. Fox.
o. Fe7msnn, .oSn sallle,
Well ord Saeeo, Henry n. Williamson,
james WAd-, blyuLscy
John VI ElAksy, Nn A. hhddsr,
GeIgeA Wesi, ID. p Denny,
Johl y. thhs, Vim I'LL,
Isaac No dlngr. And 60 Bsvtins
H W. rsya, Cfrs ian solsT,
Geo-sew. Ain, G. org. J. sslioy,
@. R.Ihspn, scutE
Jcs,pa Y. nstDn, VIZ n IA dahl.
Alb u 4. Or ham, joseph Auguitne
Nm. L Wis n, Vim j. BeViB,
Wa. Il Drew, jos A sr ither,
z. 4. Ste ,nson, J,nei @ De tn,
NIB ClaJp, Chss Jns,
Rdw7r. Loars, 20 oIol He aenSsr,
WIN s.. c'ys;, Vim g. len,
r BIZ T HOWARD.
nhi3-it Secretary Of toe Bosrd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13
LhaNeN ConsIItutIon.

To-day the polls are 10 be opened, to take the
Of tas people On the amended Constitution. There .
No Alternative for ,s adoption, except by rePudiat g
esssol and he Southern Oonfederacy. vote sgai o.
L. il Alunout 70 q vote for the Yankee connection
Apart from the Constitution, amendment r,q lr
tsi ST age shall only be exercised By taoee PAy
teis 1ss is also submitted TIE popular decision
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13
DIED.

On the 9Th Inst, At the residence Of her son, Vim W. Blyd
near BuchAnar, BoIetouIt o"lrty, Va after short
Nrs MARY BRisooE MARTIN, 10 the T5h Of hersgs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13
MARRIED.,

oaksnhau, hddssex county the rssderes Of the bhHeb
Fsths- the 26h Fsbu ~ BY The Rev. John Po'r Miss
malta BAUNTLSsOY - DR.. ARCHIBALD TAYLJR, Of
o. Ariss City eoanty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13

PPLE'-lOO Dried Apples, in SIRE and for sale,
N mills VIM u PLE2ANr5
DEAoH-lO bags Dried Peaches, In I.sIs and Tor sac
nhiS Nm. H PLEAsANTA
AK0 % kegs and snAsld family Lard In store and
~ far sale. WI. T. tsAsANra mhiS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13
TO CORRESPONDENCE.

- Letters o. 6asasss MAD % addressed 70 s"Eaor CT
~ Sszg."
ArSs ysa BOA sites Of ~ Pdper tciz Sot % Puet,-
81 l 4 rals o L5ag s,1fiag, OEgf % - hnotcn 70 az
AT -, % departed From, O5sry notices eroesd
a. sS0A ltzSs cAlrgs4 To- rs advertisements.
80 W e1sa0t asrlnfs % -c-z rsstSG coussvnGodtcal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13
HEADQUARlERs DEPARTMENT " nTsBIco,
RICHMOND Va, March II, 1904 I
sPE cIAL ORDERS, |
No "a

sPE;IAL Orders,
No %.
III T-exu.I iph Laws regulating charreJ fr the hire CT
Hs.ks, Wa An1 Dra,s vii be Iidily EFF reed.
All Ba-ks Wsgops ard rr II pss in coospieuous
heir vth tle lis; Of aoseI
brvtr ehag taAn those rates, % InIri
Ne n ecss Withdrawn. JOHN X. ElNDI',
m lS Il Trig Gen. Cnnnaniipg l..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13
VERY VALUABLE RPsIDEao POR SAIL

VERY VALUABLE RFsIDKsC FOR SALE
PAvATFIY-Ws 2 A. th' rirei 10 eel ht r'a' y.lu.
Hence situated he souh.,as Of aphal I'd
~ eetI AMI thin Ia hot wax Of the CAPITOL and bust
MAS par. q tat ci y.
IN bal lnu etei isc9 b. cso-ser Ds the tst
mater 10 irovg o-t nd witt al he mOderI
nj polts
III. dom h, ifs. lens ~ ". n,
Esg, CITY Fngin ,itgr'hr, t IL no. h,sldence AID
desra Prep rty
JAZZ NJ TAYLOR s0S.
mhil-6l Auctoret-s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13
mhia IL

i $3.50 bu,h.h Dried Pe,chS
ruhls So PITTS HARVEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF HEsHIoo

EIcHxoSD. Va, Ma CHI 18th, 1854
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No 4S.
IL Apoh.earics and Druggist, will obtain order pur
base Lq-o by apple. ito to this Dep ment
These iql1s viii be sod b. Apoh oDy under
VT Yea eserpon GA reidLt Ply e.n for 'diclnsl p1pe
ea'ts Of eIto Il the Pat Of Apohtele, and Du fs
have TO the wdg this Department. and she ud hks
sgsn occur sL BE- im1 eii,tey SloIed
20 NJ. wISDtR,
mhI8 81 Brig,der Gener Al Comma ding ic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13
GENERAL oRDJRs,

ADyUTaAT INsPEoT0R GENERAL's ovH;ci,
kcHHsED, March 8, 1862
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13
Prom the Memphis Appeal
LETTER FROM NASHVILLE.

We permitted to the following private letter
received in this city yesterday, from intelligent c
of Nashville. The spirit manifested by the people
Of that devoted city, is such will animate every true
southerners heart under the most dishearening
circumstances:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13

TN consequence Of having cash fer materials
5rTnes compelled 10 ad pied the cash system In
i prosecution; AID orders for Povs. con, Ae must be
.nied with the monsy TO ensure their execution
d.sl GRO WATT 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13

A nil, S'A'''' ~ "' '''A " w =: siz,Ira. 90,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13

No.
II Railroad Cor p'nes AID the James Rive aad KIft sh,
Csn5l pAny forbidden 4" into
Of H. sprita lquos ether intsxIcatn bev
III supernts, dents OF Railroads Of the a csnSi
requested = reyor, dl| % the Provost ~ hi the
bsr Of paergsr psnE th,r road, ard Cam, q The
city NJ Bic mod.
by s'd.r Of Brig. Gen. Jno wndsr, Con-, a.,
LRPAGE,
nhls- AT Adgt. Gen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13

- TREDEoAR Is)s wosEs.
R.bmoBl, arch 10 1862
WE pu ch,'e 10000 re. bsh OAK and HcE NJ
nh ioDdIs rT' j. AsDERsovk Co
(yOTrON w ARPs.-s .ri,r White ~srp, ua.issd and
" few bales Coloed and szsd Warps IN Iore and le By
milo KANT PAINE kCJ.
ItBINA, EAR THEN w RS ..NU GLASS, at
~ REDU0RD PRICE white Granite and C,mnen ps'eJ,
ulhss Pitches and Basins, Bowls, Chambers, Mug.
Cups al5 Carers Tsspot sufa- Creams, 4a as holesae
and retail also general ment Of Glassware say
El,.ks, Decanters, Tsm5lers bl-ts, &c, &c
Oily ,ns unry deslers hotss ho1ekeepers te are
requested 10 gvsT - call ve are d.posed 70 sci ou,
WA. y BurJEat con,
milo o. 10 Pearl 'strsst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-13
PAY AND MILEAGE or MEMBERS.

Mr.. BURNETT, Of Ky, from tho Committee on Pay
and Mileage, reported back bill to regulate tie pay
sad mileage OF members Of the Provisional Congfes'
who are IN the present Congress- aEd stated ha tn'
Committee refused 70 concur IN the Sr'ta sma fne's
which was TO strike GU. clause rtfUs .n-Tucu''
msage to members Of the Pre- e1t Co GEES VINO Syr'
In the Provi.i 'Dsl C,rgress.
The bill was ordered TO b. put upon the Ollendar.
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Baltimore Markets.

rnuR..-Super. Sc 5oa$6.s7!; extra, 81 90
aS7 25; City Mills sulnr, $s 5Oa7'75; extra,
Ss,oOaa.75; Corn Meai So SO per bbi Rye
Flour So 00n4. so Per bill a9igs-,} q, Is
t;RAiN.-Wheat-fair Sl.6Oa$l.7O; prime,
Sl.75al 80 per h,Ishel. .Corn-miNe white. 73a
8lc.; prime yellow, 74aTsc. Oats-Md. 35a65c.;
Penn. 65.67c. per bushel Rye 74as6c. per
'usns,; p s,, j, ,,n 4 = 3, m a,.x,o.n coo.
White do. So Navasss, $40: California. $25;
Manipulated, $45; Phosphate, $45 Bone Dust,
$40. ,,,s ,,.. .sl..f Hsg
Hay AND STRAW -Baled Timothy $20a2l
per- ton. lo,se $lsa2n Glover, baled $l2,l3:
loosa $ioal!; Rye Straw. $l5el6; DAT straw
$lO,l 90; sW,hea,da. $l0al LOO. l.,
WooL.-Cnwashed7 39a42c washed, 60aG3c.;
pulled I6 ,50c.: common fleece 52a6Oc
PaovIsIoSs -',con sides 6aa7c.; shoulders,
53a5a'.; Hams, 9il3r.:y Lard, aalO3c
CA1rLE.--Prime S2;SOa$4 50 per 100 lbs
Sheep So ooa4o oper 100 lbs. Hogs live, S. rs
a7.t0per luO HIS. ss
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NJ Office.
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1861, and the Regular Session of 1862, divided
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Exc miners Notice.

THE undersigned examiners appointed
= ,by Ihe County Commissioners for that
purpose, will meet ON The ground on
Monday. l7ih If November, 1862, at 10
o'clock, A, NJ, TO ascertain and determine
whether HE public convenience requires
q. road to lie laid OFT, commencing al the
bridge across Mrs Fanny A. Davis mill
lace on said Davis land, and running with
said race IL the tlapl. then with said dam
ulIii ii iaaefsects DIR. Gro. L Hays land,
then with ahe race 10 Daniel hlitcheiI;s
sawsanll wafer race, then with said race
unul it 'intersects tile rosd leading 10 At'ess
deem. aud iorate the same SO as TO pro-
n,oteltiie lphbliccnnvenieitte. tlllNlga
III s,n-r s WM.gS. BOWMAN. ~
Nd ,al ss4 GEORGE GILBERT, I
,HSid3.3 v. asJ. w. CARROLL, = !
sol8 .s..3 .a.s> Examiners,
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Navy DEPARTMENT.

III I'll Washington, sSepG III. 1867. I
Ut. LLoyD--Sir: Send me your Map of the
Mississippi River with prize pcrlbundfed copies
Rear-A dmiral Charles II. Davis, commanding
the Mississippi sqnadronis aalhorizeft op,irctAse
~ many ,ss are required forns of ihat saundroh
GIDEON WEILgs, n
oll-3t Secretary Of the Navy. 4,
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Tax Notice.

ORDERED That the County Commits
" sioners for Hartford County will make
an additional Levy of As cents on the
500. and the several Collectors of S ate
and County taxes are directed to col
Iect the same, for which they will be al
I"wed 3 per cent. for collecting. A dis
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vember next, and 3 per cent, on all bills
paid between the 1st of November and the
LIST Of January, 1868. and after that time
interest will be demanded on all bills
then unpaid. By order, Z q .1-T3qDA
.s54 aiaa. JOHN T. sPlCER,
sep27 a,, qn4 ..a,rel, ~, Clerk. Il
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THE MARYLAND CODE.

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Mail.
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ment amounting to $l5 andupwards, at time
discount of 20 per cent. will be made
ES- Special terms will be madeywith Agents.
or Counties, or Districts.
gg,OrdsFs TO receive attention, must ia &c
companied with the Cash. ,A59 I'LL w
MURPHY b CO., PUBLisHERs,
atora 1872 Baltimore ste Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, August IL, 1862.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-25
Examiners Notice,

TSiIE UNDERSIGNED tx AMINERS,
i appointed by the County Commits
siouers for that purpose. will meet on the
ground on the first Monday of December,
1852. al 10 O'clock, \. NJ, TO ascertain
aud determine whether the public conve-
venience requires road to he laid out,
commencing at the Pennsylvania line, at
The mouth Of Channels Lane, to pass
through the lands Of Luther NJ Hitchcock,
John Barton. jeremiah Lowe, other Loves,
Charles Shrodes, and any others that II be
laid on, to n,eisect a public road at q
house Of j. Smith Hiding hade ~
s.Ua.. DAVID PYLE,
JOSHUA GLENN, 'a ~.
.4. . JAS. N. HENDERSON.
OPS rH,a a Examiners.