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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-08

Dr.. and Mrs. Wade, 10
Dr. and Mrs. Gay,
Mr. and Mrs WIN. Il. Clopton, 70
Mr. ard Mrs. Tyler, Sherwood Forest 20
Miss Harrison, Farmers Rest,
Mr. and Mrs Holt o
Mr. and Mrs. Jerdone, 70
DR.. Gideon Christian,
Mrs E 7. Christian, (Eidou's mite,)
Mr. o. p Bnns.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. L. Graves,
Mr. and MIRA John Lamb, D
Mr. and Mrs Z. n. Graves,
Mrs. Lamb, IA widows mite,)
Mr. John Armstead, 10
Capt. Freeman,
Capt Hill, b
Family OF Mr.. VIM. B. Harrison, at Upper
Brandon, 50
Mrs. j HI Harrison. Lower Brandon. ." 10
Miss Belle R. Harrison, do 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-08
nIyIyl.Su.

,HE Preieat and Dire tors Of Bsnt ofTrg1a have 90
eAI. diyis ii Ct d ~ and thr,. q1a,srs Ta eisi
noahi subtle. % Csiucron Of one garter pc.
TO tie STATE. leaving three a1i oae hal per esh
rs 10: WA u TAYLOR, caGh.s:.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-08
Ts ooa-gStloNDNyI.s.

~ I-t.rs Buss 'prl' 6s aa--sssi IS "Eaaore'
90 T-ig'
sr.iss Drie-r hot sdss oFts paper trIZ ~. 90 buJ
- ~ q - y iag -t1-i-J cayiS 20 bs kaoss 20 d.
~ trt1 20 I-s - s gre rg, S1ttrav E0oes epeesd
~ 'iyt' iass tA1r1a1 r0r "a , 'eaveserHsa&
"a clan "a .s-.rts p re'soe communications
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-08
VIRGINIA FoEGTs.
On motion OF Mr.. FALL, it was

mOTlOn
Rs.o,rsd, That Col Henry Hal, PaymasteF Of the Vr
gina forces be requested comunica;s to the Senate
the number and character OF tue Nirginavoluneers
10 t4e field ~hothernntry, attery or cavalry SO far
,he dateo Of their res pective terms of service.
Mr.. THOMAS Of Flrirx, pFesented.a plan for the re-
organic on Of che Virginia iorces which, be said, was
prepared by dstilg uished officer Of the army OF the
Potomac. Rsferrei:to the Committee on Military Al.
fairs
On motion Of NJ PATE go much OF the Governor
Message as refers 10 the mskirg aud ming in the
State Department ples lists of all our forces Ia THE
field" was ordered be referred to select committee
of ye with instructions enquire 1to the expeaegcy
of reporting sb au;bo lining Governor to curry
HE Recommendations, in that bsha into complete e.
feet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-08
eoY1l ~ sTocks.
On motion Of Mr.. NEWMAN it vas

IN motion 0i Mr.. NEW MAN vas
R,.oly,I That the several banks Ct this GonIlon'
w,alb and the several raroad and other incorporated
oomoanss be requested report to the Senate soon
90 nr,ccable the amount of stock a. bonds Of su6h
bak1 and other corporations held by resident citizens
~ the Halted Safes AID the District of Columbia and
"a "a AZ practicable to report the Of such stock
srs bond hoder their residences aud the amount held
nv each distinguishing between stock and bondhoders
BLL PASSED
Senate bl " sYg; tia sct incorporating TIC James
River IusurinCs Company y .!s trsa Of Howlrds'ile,
was taken up, aud pissed.
hEsoLUnoEs oy INQUIRY
The .approuriate 'commit.ecs we're instructed to on
oure into the 6xpediency Of sundry proportions in
gliding the following;
Nv Nr. WBITfLE of rasng aud equippiug force
Of o is than 10000 for tho defence of this Com
mopveaitl. /,
By NJ. TH6xGS. ofF.irftx-ot compensatine David
W. Frcbel TOR servoes rG rsd the State Of Vrgdia p
organzrg the militia in the Tcstsr1 rlrt Of the s.aS
By MIR. CHRISTIAN, Of kugusa-oi Ia-oEpoiaing
IL "vrginA Anthracite Coal Company !
By M NEWaAN--0t Grpropiating 50 much OF the
pdtic dio, q Ii' STATE and other securities held oy
Resident citizens tks Tated States, az may of nsce
psrv 70 indemnify the citg Of Vg ns who are loyal
70 the sste for sustained by tues IN conssqnrhc
OF any csnE scston Of the Congress OF the nted
States, or any oths. 90. growing on. OF the war.
By Mr. R0BERTSoS-of releasing H. Ksrsey and
Hamms<t j. Psarce from the payment OF the penalty OF
forfeited forthcoming bond GOV On he, in the clerks
Office Of the ,ntt Of Hastings for the city OF
Ca motion of Mr.. WHITE, the Senate Adjourned
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UsREPREsKSTED DISTRICTS.

forth tina: the Senate was aut5orz,d by the Convention
TO- fiji such vacancies Ia its body Is csuDo. be filed by
,etson OF the presence Of the public enemy, aud that l!
will proceed fll vacsaci's in the 4Gsh and 6Oh dis
trirVs. on the - dsy OF tie present mouth.
o. molten o: Mr.. NELSON, the resolutions were laid
on the table for ths present
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-08
GENERAL ASS EMILY.
SENATE

TUESDAY, Jan. 9Th, 1852.
The Senate met a. IL o'clock, NM; Johnson, of
Bedford. in the Chair.
Mr. VIZ FRAziER, the senstor recently elected in the
county OF Rockbridgs, appeared and took his seat.
FREE NEGROES.
preamble and Joint resolutions from the House OF
Delegates we're read authorizing J. Marshall AcCue, or
any other citz,u Of the Commonwealth engaged il the
manufacture of saltpee etc to carry out OF the State
TO any other State Of the Confederacy any number 81
free negroes for the purpose Of manufacturing sape-
tre etc. who may Voluntarily agree to go and dSc'ar-
ing that at the expiration Of the term for which said me-
groes agree to hire themselves liberty Is reserved 70
them tore;urn to the Qommouwealth OF Virginia. The
.aid preamble aud resolutions we're concurred in.
INVITATION TO ATrEEp FUNERAL.
The PRIsDENr laid before the Senate an invitation
from the Chairman of the Committee Of Arrangements
10 attend the funeral ceremones of the lite Hon John
Hemphill a. 10 o'clock n. this day; The invitation
having been received and presented subsequent TO the
funeral the commn ics.ion lsidupon the. table.
MoxoPoLIEs AND E1roRrIoSs.
Tba PRfsIprSr hid before the Senate a comnuni-
cation from the Governor transmitting Communication
from the Governor Of Georgia accompanied BY joint
resolutions adopted and bill passed blythe Legislature
of Tat State entitled An act TO prevent monopoes
ard extorions in the State OF Georgia, during the
listing war;" The Governor Of Virginia commends these
resolutions aud bill as enineny deserving OF the favor
able consideration Of the Legislature The subject was
referred to the Committee for Courts o! Justice.
TIE THIRTY SECOND SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Mr.. THOMAS, of Fairfax, from tho Committee Of
Privileges aud Elections presented the following resolu
ton, which was adopted:
RESOLVED, That James D. Armstrong was duly elected
Senator 10 represent the 32 Senatorial District at The
specal election held in said District the 26h Decem
Der last.
THE GOVERNORS HISTORIC REVIEW.
The unfinished business of yesterday was taken up
being the motion TO print 5000 copies OF the com
mupcaon received from the Governor yesterday, set
trc forth the grievances which impelled the people
the South to sever their connection with the Uoion.
Mr.. ROBERTSON opposed the motion TO print, Oh
the groand of economy.
The motion wss then agreed to--yeas 90 nays IL.
TIE GEORGIA RESOLUTIONS.
The Joint resolutions submitted yesterday BY hT
DouGLGs, affirming and adopting the resolves Of: tn
Irgia LecislstDre, that the separation Of the Conied
crate States OF America from the United States is, an
ought to be, asl and FsyCclbe, cc., etc, were ake
up and unanimohsIy agrset 70.
ELECTION foFILL VACANCY.
o, motion OF Mr.. THOMPSON, Il was :
R,solved, That .wri: of election be Issued TO tn
g. senatorial district supply tho vacancy in the Sen
ate occasoned by the resignRion of john II. Claiborne
O., aud that Tuesday l4h instant, be Hed as the ta
nj said Election: -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-08

-, lsc4gse they had friend, aud re-
latons there; they we're sea. ia ca opposite d.
r,c;ion. That hospital being full, they were sep:
further Tie writer heard truthful and brave sold4r
say : he was WITH Others ordered by slave in the hos
p.a to act m ami 90 to bis supp,r, when fcom fever
be was unable to rise ani ehas;Se hip usQ'nc, They,
he yrvl.o say there is 10 uss for tiis, Vhen asodier
Is able to go home, has frerds aud j. able to have bis
own pby sicnn lives possibly uof so miles by railroad,
from the scat Of war why not send him home at once,
thereby saving expense 10 ito aoyernmen! We lave
~: seen their argqm sns satisfactorily answered..
91d They complain that altho for smonths taey have
left heirbusness and al dear them and haseDed with.
GU. thine toaius their matters to the war yet they have
been denied the shortes: ,av, Of tins when
they could have been well spared Leus see these facts
soldier it home gsotlsm,n) is t'lesriphsd that his
f.her is he pain. Of death, ana the Colonel Of the
regiment 10 telegaphed .eays o. ABSENCE for sig days
is askei which would give him two days TO see bis
er die The Colonel approves recommends and forwards
one night the B:igader.General forwards mex! morn
The New York herald., 1862-08-22
HIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC YoR Slv yoaK-THn DAT.
Port OF New York. August ~, lses.

CLEARED.
Steamship pantagenes (Br) Beard, Port au Prince &e-
Senator Dearborn
sSip Aeroi!e 1sE), xlsyne. Eiysrp9ol-Morswoeixc
s aaos o
Bark Jason tNoI,, Nelson. Cork, Ac-Funch Meineke
Bark Lucknow, Mi1, Anwern-w Schmidt
Rsrs M New sssy
Bs srs Asasss s sss Bruce
ss sTs Ss Essa Esgs
Brig Anna Torrey, iriin, 0adz5H 3 Brookman Co.
Big Nary Alice Sr SS' Hardy. Porto ca6siicASrs Son
srIs Berry sgr Hal psmsra1s-sms, "a. Jones
srig Prosrs aisn New orlssns7E g Hurlsus %Cs
sehr 4 " Mcclellan (BrJ' Mclean, Cow Bay, cB-HJ& &C
sehr 4 Hal9ck sihcair. Port Royal-s " Iewi,& Co.
schr Mary Helen. Hutchinson, Asxandria-Van Brunt
rS TGa
schr J W McKee, Christy washington-Benncy. Smith 4
sohr Hero Carter Portland-G L Hatch.
Sehr Gertrude, Cassidy, Calais-J Frye&Co.
shI nay State ysTri poF,smOqtlaW brown
Abbott ''"'' '-''sA''''
sssr as. TTs Tsn.sn Rp ps,5psLM B5sa
r csr FsH Sns Mo%er srSHn
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison. Phila ladslphin.
ARRIVED.
Royal sSno inlet snd cSsrss,on Sc Aug s Via Hampton
Steamship Columbia Barton. Havana Aug l6, PM, with
Ssd
strong NE gales up to EattcTas
Ship MaEdaena (Swe). Munhe Havana, Il days. In bal
last 70 Funch Meincke Wendt Isanchoredat the Lower
Nay Rich Carlton, oreenooi 50 days. with Goa.
Brig Samuel ChareSmsn, Goudy, Sierra Leone. July j.
Brig Robbins iBr5, Pinekney Cow Bay, CB Il days.
sehr LaSra aeriTuds c.mpbsi Grand Canary. 81 days.
sshr sswa tqf Bangor Po,nsoy asmedis; y Is "a days
o. was boarded from steamer Rhode island, crnspe
sehr Mary, Maugsm, Hall..s Cat leland, Ausl with
fruit Y Gilmartn Has boeh 10 days Of Hat.ss with
sw Miles s,Ss,ss was hsr
for Nassau. all weshsd e have reported that the en-
sshr Nancy Br), Perry Cow Bay CB. 10 days. with coa
Hs,;s I,
schr Gen Peavey. flaming, iubec. s days
ss scsr Iy,g ga CLOUD 7-m. a,;,.,o., sSSO S'O days
Schr Miller, Nickerson, Boston for Albany.
ssSr 4 A. = WI,wsll, Phillips p Por. Even fSr Boston.
Steamer Falcon, Jones' Providence.
Steamer Ospray, Kenny, Providence.
BELOW.
One bark and two brgs, unknown
SAILED.
Stenmsbip Mississippi.
Wind at sunset SSH
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

canadian Hotr was dull and shade lower. The sales
were 600 bbls within the abavs range OF prices South
-four duh and heavy with sales Of $50 bbs at
the above rates. Rye -four steady and unchanged
with sales Of 100 bbs. Corn meal was firm but quiet
Wheat q shade hrmer, especially for prime parcels,
with fair export demand and limited supply. The
cago spring 81 II 81 "a for milwaukee club 81 24sa
- 26 for amber Iowa. 81 20 81 27 for amber Green Bay,
p 80 q 81 34h for winter red Western, 81 SO
Tor fair amber Michigan, 81 3S for common white West
ern 81 - for White Michigan, 81 35 for choice red
Long Island, and 81 IS for new White Michigan.
Corn was rmsr FOR SOUND and very scarce with M fircr
&c fop sound Old mixed Western, &c. Sec for Eastern
and 47c Sc for unsound. Rye was quiet and firm at
&c. Soc for Western and &c. Sac for State B ley
was duh aud nominal. Oats were In small supply and
rmer, with sales at 62c SEC for Canada, Western and
State
CorFn The market remains quiet, owing TO the pub
lilo sale announced for TO morrow.
Co1ros.-The market was rather more steady, while
the inquiry fair The sales embraced 600 bales on
basis Of ASK a 46c. for middling uplands
TREGHrs rmer To Liverpool 40 900 bushels wheat
ssil,d I'D, 1900 bushels corn a, Id 900 bbls.
Hour SO. 3D. so tons talow grease at Sos 10 Lon.
don 90 tierces lard at 40s To Glasgow 5000 bushels
wheat at 49, Id 200 bbs and tierccs lara at AS od
The charters embraced British bark fer Cork and orders
at Id, American bark for Belfast at 13ild., and
Hamburg bark for Hull or London at lSd.
Psovsloss.-Ihs pork market " was vs.. more active and
ol2 for and $40 for prime Beef was more active
and steady with sales Of 25o bbls at s3 Is s4 for
mess. Prime mess beef was quiet at $50 q S2l Beef
hams were dun at els so $l6 Bacon was inactive.
Ont meats firm and in moderate request: sales
made of 200 PACKAGES AZ &C. 6ac for hams and 3{c
Co. for shoulder Lard active and firm The sales in
cued 200 bbls. and tierces at Sc. a8sc, and 800
kegs loc Butter and cheese firm and in good de
mand.
GuGAR.--Raw was firm but the demand very
moderate. The sales embraced 500 hhds. at Sl.c &C.
FOR lCuba SIC 10c for New Orleans, aud glxc fol
rortc Rico 264 boxes Havana at &c. s1c and T6O
bags Sc. Dc lingo at sxc BY auction, s7l hhds New
Orleans solo 1T SIC. a9Zc.
WnrxRY The market was unsettled and irregular
sales were made OF 600 bbs at 3lc 32c for State and
a2c q 32t 20. for Western.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TuupsnIx Annnaf OLA D

Asms-Tho market was quiet, with small sales at
- SIX 90 SIN for pots, and 81 for pearls
BRyADsruFys.-Flour-The market for State and West
ern -four heavy, and prices abeut5c lower at
Mo close The demand very light, both for export
md the home trade. The salos embraced IS 900 bbls
The New York herald., 1862-08-22
~ d which are 1.-TWO ringso The legal tender clause
Engraved inside OF these rings.
We read in the Chicago Tribune of Tuesday:-..

We read IN the Cnlcago ITtouHe OF Tueeday:>e &
Ins marked feature In financial matters to-day with
most Of the larger discount banks the scarcity Of cur
al OF them were peddng exchange among the brokers
u par. Cold was firm at IA lax. There is not much
changing hands, as immense amounts shipped East
under the high rates ruling time since and the city
comparatively bare Of It, Silver: buying s; selling
10 IA Demand Treasury notes, old issus, OK prem
sum; new, buying ~ selling y premium.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Tuesday says
The money market continues quite easy Of 10 per
cont with demand fer paper in Of the offerings
Gold higher, closing at IA premium Suying, and 10
premium selling Silver was also better dealers at close
paying premium and selling at 10. Demand notes are
Arm At premium. The exchange mar e was dun and
heavy to-day at u discount buying and par selling.
In bankers checks sold ct onesnth dis.
count.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22
- - -
FINANCIAL.

RNY AND NAVY PAY AND CLAIM OFfICE-AR
IA rears OF Pay, Bounty, Pensions aud recruiting Er
penses. JOHN b. MURRAY, Army and Navy Banker,
~ Nassau street. N. T., opposite Post olce.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22
PERSONAL.

~ : ). :
4 DoPTIoN-- WANT TO ADOPT, AS NY OWN, A
~ briaht liuie bow from years old, who has
bright dark eyes. Address Mrs. Lockwood station
A nnrlne
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

MARBLE MANTELs-MANrELs SOLD AT ASTON.
Iu ishngy low prices at KLABERs Marble Yards, 10
East Eighteenh street. Third and 81 First ave-
nue. near Third street. n r Manssls put up in part Of
the country.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22
sPECIAL NOTICES.


4 CARp-DR D. r. NEWTON. rHYsICIAN FOR
WARDS PSYCHOLOGIST hin, In treating Rhcun atsm,
vsucpsin contracona. Psraiy s Female Weakness Nor,
Debility, kc, without medicine, al l0l West IWeuth
street. corner Of sAth avenuc.
NOTICE TO BUTCHERS THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOK
IN Of the Butchers Hide and Melting Association ~ now
open for signatures and butchers invited 70 gn and oe.
10 attend meeting the election Trurees 70 % bcd
on Tuesday Angus 26 1861 AZ O'Clock H. - nc shicc of
the sssocalion, OF First and iih street ~
Auarsr is 1852.
NoTrcE.-swAN ISLAND GuANo COMPANY, NEW
IN York. August 81 ls6,s meeting 2i ,he hy9Snoiera
on i8t Water street Monday sept lsuI NJ IL o'clock
NJ for Tho election Trustees Tor ne ensuing year ana
the tranyncion If such other ~ nay soe oeios
>-oTrcF no UILDERs--SUOH AS WOULD TAKE
~ uoner lightly murgagcd IL part payment yr va. eIef
lion Of block oi houses IN this ely Apply TO Mr PINK.
My, " Nassau street ---------------------------
lroIIcT-ro sAILNAkEgS AND TENTMAKERs.-s
N a. meeting held al l2j MAIDEN laue, the men IN.
cved thero agreed not 70 make Wall tents (whouf
nles, With Eve cloths IN the repi 9s ss yr INN ~ ~
Philadelphia papers please copy.
,rlIE RoARD or POLICE THANKFULLY ACKNOw
ledge receipt Of tue following sums 10 raise the
metropolitan Guard.- -.
n Mirturn,
snperyisor William II. Stewart Esq .......,......, 100
Jacob Hsrsen, ~
irUIs FOLLOWING SUMS HAVE BEEN MECEIv1y
for testiyalhed Inst week W aid OF TIE Mtov4Fh
Srl 90 f25; ". ward, Clo,e 4 90. t25i Baoeock
Sic; Davis, Morris Co.. so; wheeler l,au sai ~
W. q. Fowler Sl0t e. 81 Ise w 1asn vi dh5Am, ~ II
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

ANEW YoEE, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
N POP AiBANY TROy, NORTH AND wEST
SUN dER NRkANO BNENT.
Commencing ThGrsday, May q, 1851
For Albany, 1880 h. NJ, Express Mail an from twen'y.
sxih street station. For Az local trains sec Time iaoi,
JOHN BuRCHILb. Assistant superintendent.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

nFFICE OF THE VERMONT CorrER hINlNd COW.
~ pany 231 Broadway New York, August IG 1862 Tho
Board OF Directors haya this day declared dividend Of
S000l 20 be d idcd pro a'a among u sto khoder pay
able 81 the oaice % tho COMPANY on demand
BENZ r. sEALEy Treasurer
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

JSxPREss--TIiE MORRIS EXPRESS, NO. % BROAD
LI street paifOn,zed BY The most influential shiplng
houses q ls cI,y Ieccs lncrcandlse and paesaes Y
be forwarded Europe aud Havana Tor steamers Bavaria
asd CITY Of Baltnofe, until Friday Aueest 22 snd for
steamers Columbia and sc3ua nDU Tuesday Augasi 70,
nj Vs5lJek Z, III,
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We would have sooner lost our right
hand than have been caught at the uublush-
ing misrepresentation comnitted by the In
teikigeHeer,insits comments onlour notice of
the late General Kearney.-W Wheeling Press.
We don't know how the editor OF the
Press may fell now, since some of the State
officers have withheld the printing from
him, but as long as he had his eright hand
in tho public crib, he would sooner hive
been caught sheep stealing than have lost
it. 9a la 5l6sf N'JE
The reader should not forget that the
editors apparent uueoneeFn about his dez-
ter paw is only mock sincerity, by which
he expects to screen himself from jthe
shameless manner in which he alluded to
the lamented Gen. Kearuey. It's all nonsense Q
about his being willing to dispose of his
right haa1 on cheap terms. His masters
the rebel sympathisers-have too much
dirty work for.to do With it. iws EE
How a man could publish such para
graph as. 1.-the. following about conteu.
porary, aud then. have the efFrontery to
talk about misrepresentation or unfairness,
passes soureemhfehepsigpI Wslweuld SOON
.er lose 0utihead than be caught at such a
Idespicable business :: 81 1'.' n, iat - ~
He tthe editor OF the Inteliigsaeer) wants
not the old Union, with its Constitutional
guarantees and safety to property, liberty
and life, but concern from which the
principles of the old Union are to he ex.
ipelled,i and instead of'themli the articles
thatgo to make up the gospel of sectional
fauaticIsm. He wants to re-euAct all over
this broad land Massachusetts Witchburn-
lug aud Conbpctic1t Blhe Laws, inteFsper-
sed with ''Hartford Convention, Bloomer
Skirts, Free Love, Blue Lights, Negro ANAL
gamatioD, Wooden Screws" and all the
motley mass OF ianattcsl crotchet and sec.
tiouai hatred that have stood in the way of
bringing the war, long ago, to an end
"NeF''"g 4Sfe'',2 ,lIgTl gF1E
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aailpg llioR1lfrr
TERMS OF .ADvnRrIsIge.C,

LnEs or NoNPAhEr, Ion oar rnoH, Jon
LKss, NkEE SoUARE. - ,iu't-t9
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Observation-Disclosures corresnondpnce
we. r,aLe-,r.f fror, Tho C;1,;...,i -
- :. d = :. = - SyVS"' 81 HCnssr f
et9ts ~ ~ WFtIep party, from ga lllpollst
o., and partly from PIT. Pleasant, Va. 2
This famous ssyalley-sfdmons,a AT lease for
SALTS again clear Of FebeI troons and mn
great marvel either. The sail obtained Inv
them was not 40 great an nmonnt AZ soros
of your wise corresnondents would bsve ,bs
world. in General ANA tbe Te,ders' az tbs
CiucfnnStf papers in particnIar IN bei;aIvTss
am bardlS able 70 deteTmine satisFsctori.
Iy 10 myself, af(er reRding soIIne Of tbs;r
Communications .sWhether or no. Mr.. Lin
coin would be coulpelleil 10 rcsi6n. che
nowers of Eurone to scESowist5s IL @ Il; y w sns
federary. ani tba almv ~ III" Rotonoc N
ltrhabge ia III ii J, M ali becs,, sLs rol,si
army. nv nen,5i;ar. s,rca -of luri. hsd' ~,
posses sion, Of a o. IN bor,sfs ssi,
The ',fi,nii,i.if, IL he anon NJ tbsy o,,n
ed will appear TO svoor reaf Sers '.yrhsn thsv
learn that cnIv adoII ior,inr, ,;f i,r,r;,,,,;.
5vagon,s M, &, ForrIo ~, :
and ,,,,,.,'od T.,
ing II ayvav ,ogstber ,v;,h a q 60,
,bese c[Inr,iss Il; !, y, ~ I,,S - ~.
90 Iinss sa;sess;,s .,SS.to ~ ~ ;,is
f5rtoSnt IL tsna srr,;,, -. I, ~. ~
st tbs nnnar snd ~ s"i;.t4 ~ es =
an intelI,qsnt hos;ssss s ,,,.,. ~al "a q
mas s 'yoof mn onnor,nri,t. f : fsS II,
,ba fscts in he y. Z ~
nader the cisco "a: ~ \,
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more ,h,n ,bgss ,5o,sA "a h's, q ~
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sorry he +sbsIs ShIai5si =. AuS Mu,ls al
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or 20 for dix months, but for shorter period nothing
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