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The New York herald., 1862-11-12
Intervention and Cenfederate Funls.

II the rumor of Intervention be true, il from any
other early peace should become probable it s
evident that the eight per cent bonds viii be most de-
srable investment Capitalists will at seek for
them. Confederate money is available to buy them at
par, while bank notes viii not necessarily be SO. The
eight per bonds under brisk demand viii 20 above
par Confederate notes will keep pace with Them be-
they are by law, convertible into eight per cent
bonds BY this process millions upon millions of dollars
OF Confederate notes will bc Withdrawn from circulation
and invested In bonds ASndden contraction Of the cur
rency will be the consequence followed by fall in prices
and general smash in speculation. On the WHOLE We
think people had better be the lockout for squalls and
haul in their sails before the storm comes Prudence
will also dictate that should hold 10 Confederate
money, as il is likely to be at premium. tfy
The New York herald., 1862-11-12
(. The Issue OF sTrsasur Notes. 6s
from the RIchn,aIl cstrre ,.,ielI of Tho Grenada
tAts) spirs4.l


from the R,chnuIl c,trr-. eliell of The Grenada
tMtsl altca
~ the way, have uSf heard Two facts nentisncd
whsh II would Seem Z sao~ tnai pause IN he ute
yasc< Of 1rsa'ug oaemtlrt Dy that oflcer.
ge tenan tel thai is Tcnding between the
Rnye nmcnt and the Eichnona hal'er Mill hundred
a~d fIsg tho.sd,s doars Icrtk of tank note pr, on
~hch 10 print hves tens, bfti and one h ndfed
ana am informed that may new female clerks IN add
ton TO huDtrad already eml yed by the Treasury
DeIat about T. he appointed u number, sign
TegiseI div de and cp tho small notes 1.-THE mes and
twos II whch myrads aim 81 already circulation
II may be epcraly known, but il s fact Ih,t VIII
b. interesting 10 some readers Mat the 81 and 81 bills Of
the confederate Statesthose which embellshed With
badly engraved likenesses OF Secretary Ben and
Mrs Governor rickens Of South Carolinaars all signed
BY tusg ladies, Of wt m many tealtfa and accom-
pirhe iris ornaments Of te society of ths capiG Zach
clef is required TO sign two Thousand notes day The
salary of these gentle employees $500 per anncm but
will be raised fifty per cent Mr.. Memmingcr, in
making appointments in the female bureau has been very
properly guided other things being oquasuch tn So
and byby the need and circumstances Of tho
applicants. recognizing tho young widows the or
phaed children Of soldiers killed upon the battle field 3
peculiar claim upon his attention
The New York herald., 1862-11-12
S HiPPIN G NE w S.

ALMANAC Ekw yoRx-InIs
RISES. MOON RISES. eve y d
AZ HIGH wATER. eve IL %
Port OF New York. November II, 1s62.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-25
PRAYER FOR PEACE.
Nov. ls h, 1874,

siste-5 OF the Soa,h, you have no doubt seen the
proposition male through the column Of the Wiig.
that a day be appointed, on which Al . certain hour, the
clling . thrOas Of Gtaes for Peace; and naming the
srs, car Of December at IL 4. a. the hour.
Il there a vie, mother, daughter, after OF friend
whose keat responds not 10 this oslf Is there one
however "susT" Who will not Suspend Their cArsDg,
spanning, weaving, sowing, knitting, Ielching,"-s'ery-
thing-aod invoke Heaven for Peace an k~sO,sbls
PIIcIl a peace that gill bring jy and gladness to
thousands Of hearts aud homes; and send . $ iouE o
thanksgiving and praise through the length and bradth
Of every land. All angels would ri Jce a. they stoop
from their Gbods Of PLAos and bear the glad tidings 10
Heaven Ia song skin to that which vas tung on the
plains Of B,lhlehsm would DO reveibsrAtsd hon shore
10 shore.
Fallen spirits, aud thoss who partake Of their nature,
are the only beings Who would not rj oies at the nsTs
Of pace. God In hA wisdom can give ~ this blessing.
Is can "nsks our enemies to b, at peace with us". He
can eauR them TO let us 90, that We may b . people
among The nations Of the world. Sisters Of the South,
LSt us ell strictly observe this hour let rs call our female
~domsstios they are common sufferers with US; let the
beautiful young mistress and her humble, ~conddlns at
tsndant cone togsther. aud invOk, God for his ~blesdog.
L,t none t1cuse themselves; sH can pray and payer
moves the arm that moves the world Oar fathers,
hasblnds, brothsrs, and sous are suffering, toliog, dying
for us-shAll We Ss suplnsly Ai our hresidss, erj y the
comforts Of home and lend no helping hAndl We can
Do much; every heart can bow 70 God, and sutrsat Him
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-25
Latest FROM THE NORTH.

The Philadelphia Ieqairsr Of the 2lss VA rssived
last evening. lie news column, are mainly devoted to
the advances upon fredericksburg. After dsscr bing the
arrival there, it says: 3d..
"C.pt. Pettits battery vas ct once placed upon . high
hill, with z ,ois brigade directly in the rear, conpl sicily
screened By the ns,ural position Of the hill. AT about
half. pas. three the at gun vas sighted aud brought to
bear rppn tn, enemy, which at ouoo brough. on re
i,indsr. Toe fra. shot from the Rsbds burst directly
over our battery"
In il Ieadiog editorial, the Inquirer says:
"Great credit is given TO Burnside for his mastsrly
evacuation Of Warrenton AID removal Of his troops
s,u,h usrd and eastward on tbs high road TO Richmond,
st. onEly occupying fredericksburg as . point OF the new
blsa ..
"No:hins that can b, no- seen or fosssssn seems
able 10 interfere with q continued advance, which We
hope from cay TO eay,to report. TIE Rebel tactics
s,en 10 have been ri,srsd BY our own movements for
it is asserted hat, while the advance Of cur army i'
nearer Richmond than the main body of Lees troops,
sgsl Ia nearer TO Burnside than Jackson Is to Lee. 1t
ru,h il the case, Why cannot the Udion G,nsr,l fall upon
Lee at once, before Jackson could join him, AMI crush
him with numbepf -
GSars enough Why couldn't hsfl
but the details Of our present movements are m
known, and t. would be bu. speculation 10 expect Ger.
tain actiops and certain results Of our troops Ut this
~jursturs; only 10. them 20 and action will speedily ZONE
TO meet them.
Meanwhile the movement b still forward; the warm
rains do not impede our a1vance, while they make the
Potomac inpalsabls 70 Jackson, OF render hs threats
entirely inpotsnt TIE headquarters Of Burnside are
constantly advancing, and the army corps are rendfz
vo%using at Frederic sburg preparatory 10 Q movement
sill further South, even to Richmond; for By the htset
accounts, Lee ,esns 10 have taken the alarm aud 10
prtsairg hastily to the Capitol"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-25
IIr.1ns Hn,rH cAloLrIL.

By q recent s,rl,aI from Essbern We hare Ii. follow.
ing Federal vers.oa Of tie situation Of sn,irs in Eastern
North 0srolns
Governor Sanly bad received . letter, by hg Of
truce, from Governor Vance 10 answer to : former CON.
mupicadon. Governor Vance states tha! he d'clite s 10
arrange for any meeting between himself mi GovsrDtP
Slauly, aud also for q conference Of com uissions's. He
rqaes,s Governor Stanly, II he wishes TO nsks any
propositions, TO treat directly with the Confederate gu
ihoriiss a. Ri hnond. North Carolina, be statss def
an;ly, will 6Iht to the last drop Of blood.
Ca the svericg Of the ll!h Inst, on: p'cks.s at New.
bsrn were driven in BY = large BODY Of the rsbsll and Il
vas feared on stack vas intended on Eevbern, - il vas
then in q very weak con1itioo, many regiments bsirg
absent on the late Hamilton expedition. Everything was
prepared 70 meet the enemy by Colonel Ksrts, 10 the
absercs Of General Foster. A. ] O'Clock Z n. on the
l2:h the rebels attacked our p'ctets or the railroad near
Bachelors Greek. Toe pickss held the cavalry in
check uutl the Monitor, al iron cad railroad car, which
morut,d two gucs. couid be prepared for action. Af.er
q long & ,bt with rrsp, ald CAMS &c, the rebels we're
repuised. The twenty ftuIth Massachusetts, regiment
lost one man In ths sction. A lugs force OF cavalry
have been dispatched to capture the rebels, IS their force
/, known to be email. Their OH @. vas to capture the
iron clsd raj Dad car. Gen. Poster arrived at Nesbern
On the afternoon Of the lab, alter the hJht, With rein
f~orcsnsnts from the Hamilton expedition.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-25

purpose and c-oassisss guilt q Ne sssressOf give ssy;
and 90 In nearly sv1y Ahh Ne rset than, tAoass cat
uunb.rsa svss - hrrly. Tie advantage Of n0L
force i al o eur sAs, ant b telh ~iniaIIbly in svsry
encounter. me ReeaA sAvAntAss ~ held b Aas Of
s.ins on tie tAessiss, and bavas q va. tsrisfy
aooundiDg si.h natural tsisues, and sssy means Mn
pdinS the EovsAnts Of an invader. In ne va Of
he Revolution, IN British, sesssuy successful In
ea:aa, we're beAsea o. lHt BY The sHsnt q ear s~nse'
~. It wss ipposSIbls to cstqnr and y hsld. seh
would b again, eve 4 eur sDsnhs gisad al tAs a.
tIss hey now loss. fbsy would wear thsnsS'ss on in
tine. They ssull BA rarrisea captured places AO1
foll,v cur shsAips armies ints Ne nssFisr. nNsy
make q nitahs, thstsEsrA. uhsE AsJ AtEibas Asa'
f.,lur. TO the hssupssasys q thsir ssnsslA asA En-
U.es 10 Do hstaH ~ sAasgiss tAsaL fhsy ta sssAas'
moral ana phyGed sznsas e~onspirs - roads taseea IN
possible. 'fhsy sAnnOt ovsrss1s eur GnkA es'aus'
thsy are aaiasaed b . spira sAAs make han hvinei
be. But, svsa if they could 10 this, thsy sosA NO
Overcome The. RiaASss nA,ars nakss fs,y nay
charge amnasArs viz every change OK M nean
but they vlI nsvw aad he nan vhs cn sondas. the.
A aueornL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-25

iHs METHODIST CosysRsscr.-Ths Virginia Aunu |
Conference, in session at Petersburg, transacted . gcoi
deal of buiues last vsk, connected VITA the interests
Of the church. o. Saturday The Bishop stated that there
Gas no sssiou Of the General G ,~nierence appointed to
b., held at Nss o leans in April, 1864. it having gone
By default .hsrsupou, on motion OF d.. Smith, IL vas
RESOLVED, That til, Conference concur With the ais.
ton Conference 10 requesting the Board tf Bishops to
call q seesion Of the General Conference At sucn tims and
ph o. q they may tink mos. e~Ipedient.
D.. Saith moved that the Oonferenc, nov slec! dele
gates to sshd Conference, and, after aspiritsd debate up
on the motion. which vas participate IA BY Rev. hcssrs.
smith, Lee, D,Eyett, Barton, Elssrds, D4vis, Head,
Bennett, and L,nghorne, il vas d sidsd that the dele
gates elected at the last Conference are still recognised
"A du.gaies to the General Conference whenever is shall
be called together.
A ui si,nary meeting vss hell on Saturday night,
and spprop iats ad lressss we're delivered BY the Rev.
James A. Duncan and John I Eisards. The collection
taken up At this meeting amounted to socu 50 900, which
together With that contributed 10 the Conferences during
the pas. year, sums up ga 600. Tee folio sing persons
ss,e made life Members of the Missionary Socisty:
President J h,raon Davis, General Robert i Ls,
General Sonewal J ,ckson, q neral L>ngs.reet, General
J. Z b 8 u.rt, Gen,r,l d. q. Hi, General A 7. Hill.
and G,nsrsl Htenca nov in command at Petersburg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-25
NJ. Cons,uon ofthe CaPIsaI.

MeClsl.n los. the command Of The Grand Army" b.
Cause be you'll not make Al immediate Advance, IN ODE
d,snes TO q psrsm2tOry order. Burnside, We are oohssd
IN eoaeluie. incurred the order in tsiunipg the com
mspd Of The dsplAssd General. Toe u;ganSy Of the or
dsr 1, Mcclellan vas prompted by the rapid passing
auay of the season within which opsIA ions would be
D,.eiessls. Yet it DOES no. appear that any thing has
bssn gained by Ghe substitution. Nearly three weeks
have sllosed since The date Of AcClelAn's ds'h-rse.-
1, i, altogether uncertain shs.hsr ttrss UCeEI more Of
weather prsoielols for military operations rem nn'-
Burnside ia still nors than Sky miles from the city shea
he i expected 70 take bsfore shs W'nssr easets.hin;
and between him and thlI city stAaes IN Amy OF Veser'
as. he best, the braVss:, tbs most dsssrnined troops,
., We verify bel eve, that ever faced . Toe, under toe
command, TOO, Of = GsaGrAl Who is . thorough mas or o.
the Ar. Of war, and Who pOsseses perfectly the comb
deacs Of his men. Mcclellan kleU What vas before
him. and therefore refused TO advance. He had
lsarncd a lesson on the ChiekAhOniny and in Mary
land, that vas Of more weight sith him than or
ders from Washington. Bat the condition on which
Burnside took command wa, that be should advance,
NJ whatever hazud. Can he do IT, rs very trst step
forward is obs.ruc.sd. Ia his rage be threatens to bat
ter doua 4 .owa, the destrusioa Of which ull not bsne
q, him nor irjlrs u, IN . military point Of VieV. IL
would be wAnsOn and IIailsss vandalism, bringing dis
trsss and sun ring on . few thousand nou';onbItAnls,
obieay women and children, sutnO smoothing away The
diE .altiss to a forward movement more tAl the lsTel
ing Of a uole-hil. The New York Herald said, q short
time ago, thai the Lincoln aOVsrnmsnt could better loo,
I've hondrsi mIloas Of dOlSrB ;hAl ths: its army should
fl to reach Richmond before the siu.er SCI 10. Tee
winter q At hand, and tbs situation Of that army Is "a
here described. fhsFe Is Al imperative necessity for
them to DO an impossible thing. An immediate aiVAnce
Is Indispensable, but, ALA for thsn, IL 10 inPractelols-
VII IA most likely TO result Is, another change OF
basea-a maks-shih TO nAniiy public imPAtisnee, BY
arousing frs hOpos. Lea them change and come at us
from Whatever qaar:sr they may, they viii still End
themselves confronted BY inPOsdOiideL Richmond 3
Efs for the winter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-25
WRJIhs TanHsos Fail.

The YAOksss bss battles and fail In campaigns
ard sack 70 remedy hSir nistortunss BY eAAneiaE
tAsr commanders. They deceive themselves. The
f.uls does no. lie 10 their GsosolS, thOagh, qaes
tiouless, they might be ssttsr-nOr In hsir troops,
though they might - braVM. The secret Of their
failure Is tuO-isld. Il Is Ard the eAaS in which
III " are engaged, SAuss 20 rsPlsss With Uroog In is-
. IT, and SO fraUgnt with ruin to thOS HgdaSs whom
thsy make var, As TO make ID an irhsOnS and rspuldVs
tAsk 10 them, while IL inspires a. With % sublime q s'nss
OF right a 20 give to our msn the ArSor oil . holy en-
thusiasm. Before the rushing inlrepidiiy Of men light
Ing under 90 noble 81 INSPIRATION - ours he family
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-25
AIfuApH.

Vsiin The batls Of Sou.h fountain, MHylant, esph1sr
ilA, JBiE 2. pASRfs, ,hs olfIi s.n Of Mr. sad Ms Robert
Bsrhss, Of Gceekl md County, Va
He ss Ste1 sr s.ber Of IN, Black RaSis R1e!, eompinyI ;,
asbtsrh v rgi,is redasnt, since AuGlA, 1881, and proved
himself Q fal,hfal solisr sad . Aim friend 70 all around MIN, ne
vs Q dsahl sos, and On hin rss.ed the iondsS hopes otfn
bsreaysi psss.s. but Asy gisvs not 90 thess vihoui hope,
~ he vas . eossfstsnt member Of tie eharcA, end NE vnter hn
news. anes h vA his pleasure 10 fsrn Ak aeqasttAhes' sssn
M yihins In hin bet ~ oae vhJ sdornr d bis profession
HshN born the eoon Of ha rssineat snee helse bahles
before lcAn snd, With the highest honos 10 hissef and corps
NJ, aad Il vas Will the hslor cynaAnei 9 us trying 70 rally
hs little rsmpant ofnen around Helr eflps In The tbocy nsat
Of the 18th. that this you 9 pitrot tErned 10 him, and vavinE
fh fa,onle kuthern crcsi, laid he vosid bear them where any
would foIl,v, and lest ct that moment The fatal bullet entered his
brain, aaa he fell, ., IL we're, In the arns of bis aedeemer 70
more shall ne listen " HE cheerful voice Of or norninS and eve
ming roll calls, but hope to NEE. him where th-re Is no more vars
or runors Of vaA 4 ustefal country y indebted 10 his mtmo-
~ for his valuafle services, and . NE thu laid upon I StA
which 10 all other respeet bad fair 10 BE- prosperous and happy.
aay he rest In peace and qsietnss. y n.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-25
oIRp-ro raE PEOPLE OF MADISON COUNT

PILLOW CIIIzDs TO day / ceLs, 10 be your dee.
gate IN the General Assembly having resigned the trust
9Th which your partially has koaored ne 10 long. /
resiga because it may reasonably be expected that more
important dutss viii preVeu: me from sewing you in the
General Assembly At the next sesSiOn Of TIA! body, and
i. Is proper TIA. you should be afforded timely op-
~portuDiiy to fl he Uclncy thus created.
1. il With pain that close the efieiLl relation which
uatil nov has 50 ssresably united and identified ia
Your SIsAdfAst friendship sni generosity manifested to-
wards ne undsS all Circumstances, through many years,
Grs Cherished memorials Of my life. In rs,urn / on only
offer you my gratitude and The hope that At no dktsn.
day, the blinded beams of Peacs and Independence nay
visit ia As q community e in united 10 our once happy
homes. JAMS L. KEnrER.
Nov. le h, 1871.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-25
ORANGE LAND FOR SALE.

yVIsHIsa TO purchase a lArser farm, / pro 1oIe 10 sell the one
w u,on which | nov r.siie, kaown a. fdffT, tyipg Ia the
county Of Grange, Of on the ahd I & lne between Orange lad Al.
bemarIe COUNTIES, adjoining the lsnds Of Boiling ". HaIal John
U shsrd and otnefs, With n 8 nilei Ct GJrdJniylle, the Junction
OF tae osnnal aud Alexandria railroads, and d rscty upon The
Turnpike lea 'ing from Gordopsvile TO II ,rrs nourg Tee TRACT
c. nj ilns $50 acres, abou, 50 Of winch 10 in original timber,
large portion beng oak and hickory the open land IL vel set In
clio ser and oIcha'd grsIs, With . nne seuthesn tIpo;ure The I'm.
prsvensuu coIsIt OF . vey asst y. AIMED Dwelling, containing s
7 ,ons, Win every Necessary on, baldins uch ~ Kitchen, Neal
House, Negro Heuis, stable', 0orn heuie', Tobacco BsIs. Car
risEe House, &C., &C. The xh1ls Of the bu ldtrp are sn'irey nsv,
being e ected In he las 8 yeas Also . Wei, Q, ex:eleut Water
Ia the = . d the q Ids are 90 arfsnsei a. 10 have va'.r In each,
sith young Orchard OF Apple md Peach 1rtes Of selest fruit
rnls RlRa 10 situated Ia ashsaitly sGd respectsbe nsshb raood
a, say IN virginia, and has the reputation of tens eqosl n not
superior 70 any OF tae same tIs 10 the county. Bor = Physc an
this would he a oe loei len Ihose vihinT such . f.rn vouli
do vtlt h. call a. a. Q ry day.
~ Post CAl; 10 "GOreo isyile, Va.
no25-ctf W. v. TOhPkINS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-25
EPISCOPAL GENERAL COUNCIL.

NJ SHOWING 10 . summary Of the proceedings on
MxaAy, tha seventh day Of The session:
2 Rgf.1fr. Crane presented the spplicition Of the Do
se&s1N AIhhAsas fer adnissieu into union vi b the
Coaneil, and moved tie Psfsssncs u sbe neos pinyipg
documents 70 the Committee on the admission Of New
Dioceses. D.. r d. Moore, aud Rev. Dr.. Lord we're
sddsd to this Committee 70 fill vacancies, and leave
granted it 70 Ieirs. R,v. hr. Craze obtained lssve Of
absence after to-day. Mr.. hcOrady moved that the
House of Bishops concurring, the Council adjourn on
saturday neIt-osrrisd.
The r~tsc!u,lon OF the Deputies from Virginia, to amend
section 2 Of article VII Of the Constitution, Vas then
taken up aud discussed Of length. pending this discrs.
don, Rev. nr. Hlsk', for the ConmHt,s on the cdnit
sion Of Esu D.eceses, reported f.vorsbly on ths sppu-
cation from ,hl Diocese Of Arkansas, aud . resolution
admitting that D6cese vas rassed, and sent 10 the House
Of Bihops for their ooDcurftncs)
Upon resumitg the discussion, the su' et vas dual
" disposed Of BY the adop ion Of the following resolu
too, ina oduoed by ths Rsv. hr. ClIks, OF Georgia:
Resolved, That the attention Of the several D.cceasan
Oasucis be called to the amendment 10 the Oonsii ution,
shich has beea proposed By the d pu!ies from Virginia,
aad that sAia Courc'ls b rqutsed to erprsrs an opn
ion a. to the necessity Of the change in question.
The proposed amendment 10 Article Y OF the Oonsti
tuition, introduced by the D.pute, from North Carolina,
Gas nsL The vots uksn by Diooeses and Orders bel 4
~ follows: ClerU-syes 2, noes 8; Laity-ayes 2.
noes 2 divided /.
Toe House took 4 recess from 8 till Z P. Il. Altar re-
cess, Mr.. kcCrVdy's resolution to amend tie Oonsttu.
ton Va, amerd d aud passed unanimously, tie vote
ing taken by Diooescs and Orders.
The oonsidersuol oil the Usnons VA then refuned,
and C&ners V, vi, VII, VIII, uader ,itls III were
passed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-25
IMPanIAhT RAILROAD NOTICE.

T,Hf Badge over the Sou h Anna River ha,ios been completed
ii the uaas over III Q koad will be in a. I'll loved:
The NAL. train ,l leave Richmond. daily. at ~ O'CLOCK, 4. N +,
and arrive a. prsdsrieksearg al l0H Returning Vi leave
fredencl IRA al l., 2. H., an ArIse At kehuond ~ 7. a.
The .econm ,caaJn tain for Ah Ia d will leave Richmond.
daily, sandays sIeeptsd) nj Sis. ?. 4. Returning will . rive ~
Richmond. 49, n
The freight Train viii leave Klchnond. daily. (suad ys except
e) at I a n. ke,ura ling y II arrive .. Rchm md, at ! z. n.
Trd.h hit fer ths RAJ will be rsIsSei and delivered ~ the de-
pot OF this con pany, on and after this day.
sichm md, Nov IS, 1861 n95-St
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-25

CRY CoUscL-A sp cisl mce,iag ef the City Cour-
Gil Wa he'd last evening at 4 o'clock, fjr the purpose Of
deciding upon = report VI the COMMITTEE on Light.
Mr.. Hill read . report recommending an increase Of
tseuty ecu 8 . thousand feet on gas, snd minated that
he had an ordin.nce prepared IS = substitute for Il Q pre-
cent ordinance fixing the price Of gas.
After q long discussi IN the report Of the ~comnite,
vas adoped-ayes Q, noes 2-hessrs. Scott and D,ncoa
voting 10 the negative. .f- 4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-25
Policy -, yIlsIuIA AND KIurucrr.

Governor P erpoDt. Of Virginia, and Hon. kr. Casey
and other prominent K.ntuckiAus, are urging upon the
President a more vigorous policy 10 Kentucky and West.
.rn Virginia Among the good things done by g neral
Buell., before big Anal d~tcspiAtion, VA the trOnslg,.
ton 81 a general order bearing severely on thos, resi-
dent Xepels Who tai given &C i've aid ard sympathy TO
Bragg, in his recent invasion, and Who now infect their
various neishbortoois, ssers y plotting treason, and
prepared at any moment TO tear up railroad tracks, de
troy bridges, disable t!,guphs, and do anything gen.
sraiy calculated to smb rrAs The National cause and
cypress Union CT IL ne
lm,ns the evil Ihirgs done by Gen. Wright, since the
sIteusion Of BIZ Jurisdiction, his been ths repeal Of this
otdsr and this act has ec,as'oued = general protest from
all the positive var men OF Kentucky. 10 Tenn seses
General Ro-ecsans approves the order Of his ~prsdsces
.or; and il Is bs not enforced ia Kentucky, U.ion men
there predic. that he will yet be compelled to march
back bis army 10 Lou sville to get ,upplies, 90 nearly i'm
possible il il to ke, the railroad in order Without the
appl { a zion Of . policy the most stringent and ID ctivs.
The President after listening to the representations
made to him by the delegation, referred the matter TO
Geo. H1lsch, and the General, after bearing the "ssics.
told ,fl,," referred It back 10 the President, Who as the
latest ady,cse, had DO: yss chosen which horn Of tue d.
lemmA be preferred 10 smbrsos. Il 10 believed, however,
that the Executive loot vii coHs down In favor Of thos.
ouEh and rigii action.
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70 10 su bdp in this line Of nss4; saa v Aln sAAa
b a h ghsy - en- sslsstiea
Noy. ~ b, 1861.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-25

~ VNHAC Iii HDH II
0 To BIZ roLD Ar AUCTION THIS DAY The par.
teplsr attention Of the public u respectful ~ caled I, that tSly
valuable real estate, a. The corner Of Boat and Flint strees
advertised b. Ne ss. ~ Taylor and I. Z. Hovlson,1 trustees,
Of nr. Nn. Boottsht TO come "a TO- lay ct 8 o'clock.
Aho lnmeel ,iey thereafter, - I e small framed dwelling on
the Nest hre Of Monroe, between Grace and rranklii street.,
ami 10 the three v1laab e lots In sydney or Maria sls.t, near the
~reiiience o Mr. Richard d. Mitchell.
Tor further particulars, see auction head.
no25 1t G0IDlN q APPEI9oH, Iucs.