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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27

RuY OF . HB PENINSULA
a RIoHMoRD AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
On aner SATURDAY February lst ls62 The trains ov'
this road will follows: - -
The and NAL trains will leavc Richmond dIiy Il
NJ regular stsons and arrive al Westfot
At ~, In with the iieaner logan Tor Slouee'
Poll and Yorktos,.. md informed Ate landings.
Rturnue wi leav West Point at5 p NJ, on ar ya ofseam
Logan ror Gloucester Point and YorksWn, add arrive a. h
at P. N.
FREIGHT
WIleaye Richmond daily Except sGndaysl At r. M AND
dive Al Wet Pon, At S. p 81 Leave West Point at 96
and arrive at Richmond att 81 p NJ.
No freight received efder $780, y. d.
By order Of the President .z..,.~,n
t.as-5im Agent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27

TyOHUSEERsS SALE OF LAND On YORK nv
HOO sATURD ~, the lst day Of March neN shah seh
% premises a.pube sScon, tract ofaad, on YORK River
ia Vo. ceun Virginia distant Ave miles from Williamsburg
orre ~ called "Rpor Hall" and nov kloSn as "Bg ers
Th ad as conveyed Ia trust 70 secure the pyrep'
o. esrtE money euoasd In the deed BY lasI bgier and
Vie thrn AID now The state Of New YORK. by teedre otde
Tc< Cour the ed day ofJune 1853 The
tract contains 900 there upon H. on The rivers
rds. large mill Also, nany handsoms residences
an budngs situated the river four " ave
cleared land; wharf extends - channel OF 10
feet Ester.
The title 70 bs urqusonAhle but shall As trustee
convey 10 the purchaser such title As Is vested In
shout doars will required Ia cash; AZ 10 The
rena-drr the vii lie made known The day Of sale
POI Information, address, Al Williamsburg. Va,
drli-eth 20, SAUNDERS trustee.
CONWAY ROBINSON and JAMES ALFRED
have united N practice Of the Law a. Rehmend
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27

VTIRGINIA. To VITA Rrl.s held In the Clerk'
ON Of County Court q Northumberland ecu , on
NJ, ndsy, the 81 day Of February, 1862
VIII m H. Al en- and Mary his vile, Plant "a 4.
Ak last IN VaAneeTy'
Parker Mlle-
The object Of This suit partition Of the land OF which
DANIEL hAsy ell eEed and ssed, fe BIZ ana o
ts.dng msnti ed among his Hs saLtE Andh tp2ean ey
of Virginia o. mol Of the Pri'uHs By Go pe
said De endeu, does here within OF
after due Iubsat Of Is order q Go what Is nee ar
protect his ne ard aia copy OF iris order be puoIht
once for successive weeks, In the "Rm1nd Wig
uespSp pull he'd n III CITY Of Richmo and tlAt another
copy hereof ossd Al u ost door OF IRE Cou use Of said
Cosnty on the ant day tf,hen xt County CoSr
fss vsu b oRALLE, 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27
AN ACT

AN ACT
AmenIno aud rssndeting the second section chapter
% of hs Cods of PrgiHd Respecting persons exempt
from oil military duties and Pro0'a'"S "e "0a'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27
tS-rHE GREAT LlTFRARYTRIUHPH "a
OVER s, 900 COPIES SOLD IN ONE MONTH";
Success
CAUSE AND ONTR Asst.
AN ESSAY on
THE AMERICAN CRISIS,
W NacuiHoH

This truly beau genial and profound production OF genius
and patriotism has met Nth success In the sunny sou unpar-
ae ard unantpa'ed In the ho Of thirty days over
ave thousand copies Of have been s)d and 'he ases Of all
VIII, hA read spoEtaeous and unqualified Ills not only
the pest the charming, Southern book ever printed
While dy ranks the mos. popular and brilliant
Of pub icalons thanks due hela 70 The reading
pub aud the Press, for their prompt recognition OF rs d.
verhed ne auguTs well for future Eouthern Htera
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27
WV F. GoRDos, in

kro be published In three county Of the Whig and
Dispatch IN the papers q lGnhsurg frederick burg Peters
burg norfolk DR1ve saBn,on leIng Winch b,er Abng
DOR and levi be g. and in the Eoek nShsn Reste the
sugulK Chi, ilu Iun te2J-cS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27

UBsCRIBERs he Reading Room Of the Young Mems Chris
- uan Association respectfully requested % on AZ NC
As5cis &c Of 10th and BA sest) an
renew subscriptions :or ihe Pre5ent year Mr. walker ne
nj r.-I,s,r.Ir fs25 Nv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27

ALso,
RECENTLY PUBLIsHED
The Southern Spy,-LeiierS on the Policy and InAusu
ration Of the lincoln War written anonymously In Warrington
and elsewhere by Edward Pollard Of Virginia. author Of
"BlAck Diamond"
CONTAINS:
l. Letter 10 President Lincoln written AT Warrington.
g Lett President Lincc written st Washington.
g. lie 10 President Iineola written at Washington.
& Letter 70 Predict Lncea, whites the Government
s. Letter 10 the fdl or d. written In Maryland.
g. Letter 70 Secretary sewSri, Wri ten In Maryland
I. Letter Presiden' Linsoia ysriten n Maryland.
s. Letter 70 roetr Tying written 10 Baltmore
9. Letter 10 General Scott, WRIT Ia Maryland.
10. Letter 10 Mr.. Everett vJi.Itn In VI ryland.
Price 80 cents.
pRFSCIENCR.
Speech delivered by Hon Beverly TccxA OF Virginia. In the
Southern ooiventoa held al Nashville, enn April 18Th 1880
Price % csnis.
relBE the pes OF es- Of the named Books,
will have them sent any me Southern oondeScy free
OF postage.
The trade snoaed liberal discount.
Address orders
WEST 4 JOHNSTON, PEbIkher. and Booksellers,
feS-2 145 Man Street, Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27

Irhe following few extracts selected from Icing aud
earnest reviews printed 10 Of the most prominent o1rn-
ais Of the Confederate States:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27

CONWAY ROBINSON and JAMES ALFRED
" JOINS have united The practice Of the Law a. Richmond In
Ns FEDERAL Courts and Court Of Appeal.
IA VII practice In hs orsr coGrii Of Aesnoss
- Sses ) SAs corner IrArEls and lGsA Iirssls.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27

XJARTED, lMNFUIATELS,
w RECRUITS,
RECRUITs,
RECRUITa
wsn'ed Immediately, three hund ed 800 rspects h and able
bodied en- Artillery Battalion toteve for two ysaiS,
during TIE
Iihi In days open recruiting onice In he city OF
Richmond uader the del OF Sergeant heru
der.
ocm'crtsbIe quarters viii be proFd Board iree.
hcn viii be plid from e dSte Of their enls menL
the sish Of the undersP nei 10 be rRdy with The
ton before the HE sent expires
he thereto i1dug- the pc thai those In the service
viii not be 10 in ng; h and conquer, too.
And 70 do must be Weded and prepared for
MES
Any Communications addressed al FrederieksburE, will
meet with prompt attention B.L WALKER,
fe4-u Capt Com'1g Purcell Artillery.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27

Re ng unable 10 prepare the sale Thursday q
sale ros,ponei 10 TUESDAY, the 9TH OF March,
will certainly take place.
fe25-td KENT, PAINE Il o., Auctf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27

W derys % che ristr cog VI the stats Of
~ America m The Eas'ara Dtyr vrslli. III SCI,
ID " Ekrch, o. "a. L.. o'coeE, ~ ~ the
c. Tld AMI u2bsr Hous- Of Mebrs. q Raves soa on
The $ luta "a cft-t DlcA-
AA5ut ss5 .oss % Gaaao.
Terms cssh, b. raEt# ole f.nda
Tuo. ? 6UE', Recover.
Jas TtvIna . fy2t-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27
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NOTICE.

~ s,-ssi, ~ NOrgk 30 del
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27
q -hlVEEs sAL..OF GUAN

N-t.Nf q 4. a - ~ a ID LA us5 II,t y
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27

MACHINERY oIL-2O bbl Machinery on; 10 bbls ]
vi ners Oh, for sale by IP DUIAL,
feIs kaia and i0h GtIetts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-27
TTIEE $

YElHE 81 ESCEIBER Is Au.hcrEei by The Secretary OF
Wa umeus Of Infantry 20 serve for the war
All dsol, o. uaiisg h.ui, 10 this enterprise 9'e
requested can The ccs u Col p Arche-, Commission
M.rhaa, next 10 ejInsT OF Gary AID 12th streets, ,
G2i-2E Major vilgsi Forces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

within about As 600 600 Of the entire valae Of the

or within about y 0OO U0 Of the en're yaiae CT INC
property il Iowa in 1860 After n State has become
generally improved in al pare Of il, il II not 10
be expected tbat its radio of increaie m wealth.
Will lie great as in hose S.lies which ast ipldiy
beirs iled up ~ immigrant, end where he laboFs
oi ecb sc0Te Of men, 10 improving then own LANDS,
enhance the val1s Of the Idle lands OF another fcore
who never saw heirs. Righs here WIS Ito iuIGs-
lice Of ever selling the Government lands TO any
Iartes but actual setlsra. Ba. if the stalwait
West has made more rapid strides toward welto inau
The teenlDg East, size not vet ahead Newly rk,
though adjiug hot quite II per cent 10 her wealth
OF 1897 yet absolutely augmented II s763,U2J OIL
more than 2',ODo,OO) la excess OF three time, the
vaiue Of the wealth OF Iowa, nearly i20,IO0,0JJ
more than the Whole acquisitions of Geofg1a sines
that state had existence, AMI mogo than
200 900 600 more than Sogfh Carolina with all her
cotton and al her slaves has acquired since rhe
was known among men. The ablolufe increase in
tie wealth OF New-York between 1857 AID 1860
was .resier than the entire wealth OF any Other
State in 1869, except Illinois, Nassachuse,ts, Ohio,
Ponnsylv. MA, and Virginia, The Increase in P.no-
.,lranM w.s gi0l5t9s, being about 96 ner cent;
ana III Ohio $685. Il 3O2, being abou, l36ipor cent.
The Toll ,wiDg table VIII give the value OF the real
essto and pers0nal property Of the STATES aad Terri
tories in 1850 Ind 1850, with the increase per cent:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

have been crushed 10 vain, and the free United
States of 1870, prosperous themselves, w9ula eser,
benefcept iDfnen'e noon other pcopies VIM"
should be fcI 20 the renotest parte ci the eastH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

The value Of the real and personal pro eriy Of ne
country has increased from & l35, 'S125 - ~,
90 SlG 80 6i600S IN 1860 beng absOlne Increase
of s. o.. fsl OIL or nenfly i2dl per cent. lhe
wealth O., Iowa Las grown from 81 1858 70 a.,
33s, 2jJ dunug the decennun, showing al decrease
of nearly 9.3 ucr cent. Her actual increment oil
wealth. during f,c ten years is greater than The en-
u % worth OF either OF tle Saes a Arhan.an, CALI
iornm, Delaware, flJiida, hnrlln A"Lc' hiAhe-
.ofo. NeV.llnmpshiro, Oregon, AhYde leland. v.
Vermont California - tho ri ond State III point OF
rap.dity Of growth in wealth her increase being
from So iol ~ TO s.O7 s1iolj, or nearly s5o ier
cont Vtrmont add.d 10 wealth Only abOa1 IS
per cent, aud Mnssachusetis TITLE bet'or IMAM "
ibe nvyest two rntes of inc.ease in tie column.
Neyerthe.,.. ,be sbsolulo increase IN Vermont was
orc than So, COO, 600 s., OOO,OOO moro than The
value of NIL l4e property IN Iowa, IN ls3o aud The
absolute increase Nv nas IA eva, Ia,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

ON Republican insiitu'lons, our wlie cxpanae OF
fertile cheap toil the demand FOR labor consequent
u,on the rsisilo,s golhosdaiivcness OF The ilre'
slble Yankee, Tie governmental aud popular recoe-
milton OF simple manhood except tho colorrd tpede',
aaye copstauiv Attracted % our shores thC latives
OF almost All lands under TIE sul. They have cone
ron Europe in swarns Ike those whic. drove The
Old ilou9us INFO tie sea- from Asia, Ain,a, Soul
America and The Islands Of the ocean. Not IL evil
ized country in the world but here Las s roprefena
ives, and along tho Pacific ,lpPe there are nearly
5000 semi-ciyi nef Chinese. From 1870 10 lNOJ,
jOt24N foreigners made his land their home-a
number nearly - great Us the entire population Of
The country when Thomas J eHerson was inangurated
President, and probably twice great as the Amer
Icsp COLONIES ten 10 woo lle Ueclir~!loa lpce-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18


All the States in the Union have banks,
rnder one syttem another, except hl.si--
-ipri. Arkansls and Florida. Since 1880, lie
namb.r Of banks has increased from $50 20
562; tho capital, from $liJ,l92, ,6S - si'i, -
$50 O5; ioans from 500 i5l pa, 10 $t9l % boz jp;
specie. fr,m f22,lIl97 10 S3,jJi5j. ard
circulation nom ol,3-3,olS, 70 f@0l iO!,E7. Ia
1859 tho number was S2, capital. ~ 1901,
loans, Su2 i07 .6J}; specie, si867 ~, aud circna
ton, slj5,0l29il. The increase o! bank cari nj
was lirge IN all the Atlantic cii.s. aud especiay
In Bosom snd New-York. H. Boston, IN lc50. The
number of banks whs 30 with capital of s-i,.Oo,-
O0D: ~ 1850 the uGuher was g., with capital "a
SO 81 100 In New York, the doceauial increase
waa from 81 10 - Ia number, and tho capiiai from
80 GU0 63 TO 500 1871 Here, aa well o. in Dor
on and Pbiladep ta, he clearing wa. adopted
lnrinr the decade, und be amount 81 exchanges and
balances y low o. any time dttcrmiudbic "a aly OF
th,ss cites Duriug the decade. the banking tla -ac
lions grew immensely mp TO 1891, when they ell oil
ncnfly one-hali IN consequence OF the pane. the
iuoant * ahanged IN Nrw-i1rk in lNJl wat
&, 1893 20. 60; in 1888, $i7o66j&3eo v9, from
~hch 10 gradually recovered 20 s ,23l 1880 ~ 80
lgCO. Uuder he eleets Of tbs SJn.hegn Rebellion,
tie exchange fell bach gain 70 less than S6,O)o-
100000 IA it6i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

PrellutGry RsJ on tho Eig th Genius 1850 By Jo,
3 y. ksIEssy, spyNiaxsSsoL Wssfdngisp, 1917.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-17
TIE Conaaelon or Norfolk.

The Condition or Norfolk.
A dispatch from Norfolk, dated May
IL. says: /.
"The city is very quiet. Most Of the
stores are closed. but it is expected that
they will open in day or two, except
where the occupants have left the city
with the army.
"Some excitement still prevails, but
it is supposed 10 q few days, when COM
municatioa is folly opened with the
North, confidence will be completely re-
stored.
"Prices of everything are extraordi-
uarily high. Candles, for instance, OF
miserable quality are sixty cents per
pound; common brown envelopes, nifty
cents package, and brown sugar twen'
ty.nine cents per pound.
"A number of stores will be opened,
however, in a few days, by parties from
Old Point and Baltimore, who will
bring supplies Of articles much wanted
here.
"The Post Office and Custom House
will doubtless be re-opened very shortly.
"Very little Union sentiment is open
Iy expressed. All over the city our SOL
diers, both privates and officers, freely
talk with the citizens, which must pro-
duce good effect. All the fortifica-
tons in the vicinity are occupied by
Union troops, and all public property Is
IN possession of the Fedora authorities.
"The policy of the Confederate gov
eminent appears to be to concentrate
their troops at Richmond; some even
say that ali the Cult States will be given
up before Virginia, and that Richmond
will be held to the very last. All insist
that desperate resistance will be made
at Richmond, # no where else. Sever
al negroes arrived from Suffolk this NOR.
ming, and report that no troops, guns or
Notifications are there or on the road
this side. Among most Of the citizens,
title confidence is felt in the officers of
the Confederate government. Confede-
rate notes are refused in many places.
Gold and silver are welcomed with en-.
thnsiasm by all classes of the population,
many Of whom have not seen either for
many months.
"Elizabe,h river, between Norfolk and
Portsmouth, is Of deep copper color,
on account Of the tobacco which has
been thrown into it in large quantities.
Some Of it was recovered to-day, in q
damaged state.
"Gen. Viele, the Military Governor,
pursues a course calculated to produce
the impression of the superiority of the
Federal government. He throws no ob-
structons in tho way of transacting pri>
vate business, or in the enforcement of
the ordinances of tie city government.
The Day Boo& (newspaper) will be con-
tinued as an afternoon, instead Of a
morning edition, on condition that it
shall be respectful in its tone. The first
number, printed to-day, contains no.
thing except extracts from Northern pa
papers, and an editorial statement Of
the fact OF the evacuation and occupa-
ton of the city"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-17
ACCURACY AND DURABILITY

tbe.e Scala, Ara hel;eved n he nneonaled
The following ia an Account Of the trial Of
Soa,os 49, ~. Vermant State Fair 1879. :.
"rrsct and ,s,;ah,s stsnds rds ~ ss.surec,,
\, wa;aht IN tho commnn;tv orc ONLY ..conI ~
v,,n. e cree, nrnc;1les a; ,,ea,;no and rs,a.
~ .u.s.nn,, .;aw .f ~. eons;aa.a,;a.
.hs racsn, trial of hav.scales NJ the S,ots
E.;- 90 -. rasnlt. 80 wo,.hv of nn.. w.
49,. -, .s,n.~L;na .h.t ...h c.. e.. -
H..naI;o. ~. 90. er.a .r,.r..;.ors ~ 800.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-17

The Chicago Tribune has accounts
o. a reign OF terror for anti slavery men
in Kansas, inaugurated BY Gov. Robin
son and Gen. Denver. Tie Springfield
Republican replies " Nobody who
knows Charles Robinson will believe
such cock-and-buIl story IS THE. He
's an anti slavery man of long standing
and as staunch a hater OF slavery as
there is in the Union. The outcry is
raised by the adLerents of Lane and
Jenn'son, who are vexed because the
Government will not permit them to
commit their lawless outrsges by its au-
thorily, and in the name OF liber,y.n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-17
Wagener's Sewing Machine +!
A NEW INVENTION!
First Premium Awarded for the Rest
Sewing BY Machine.
MANUFACTURED IN MOLINE, ILLINOIS.

MANUFAClUREDl In MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
This machine ia the best for oil family and
manufacturing purposes. will make coats shirts,
pants, quilt bed quilts, and do all other work in
fabrics. Its simplicity, durability, efficiency and
price, challenge every other machine In use -
Wheeler + Wilson's. Grover b Bakers, ! Sin
ger Cos rot excepted In proof Of tho above we
refer you to examine the ,machines and work, ut
o w Lobdel's dry goods store, At Moline, III. lts
construction 10 simply piece Of cassing,so csn-
structed ss to receive its movement, which 10 .
rotary mo tion, 30 arranged NJ TO attach both up
per and lower needle, and feed in such > manner
two sp0ols 10 thus placed in the cloth in the most
perfect order and with the least posi- BILE friction.
Both threads are frightened and slackened BY one
screw. Thus, you see, il formed the most simple
and Elective combination yet applied to sewing
machines. These machines cannot fail to meet
the wants Of every family and manufacturer
All the knowledge that IL required 70 regulate
this machine, Is u regulate the tension ~ one
screw, and shorten or lengtben the stitch BY one
screw and set the needle In its place 20 ~ 20 form
the proper connection Of both threads, which will
b readily observed by the operator, thus saving
world Of perfectly that has been 80 common in
thread and Coates for lower. Is the best thread
for oil practical purposes. Silk and linen threads
ere used TO the same advantage. Sewing done by
these mschines received the frst premium ct the
Cass county, Michigan fair. All wishing to pur.
ehafe . god achine are invited TO examine this
before purchas elsewhere. Warranted one year
with prupeS usage. Price $40 Universal Hem
mer, IS extra. All kinds Of farm pssducs taken
At market price-cas nat refused. For further
particulars address ]. A. WAGNER.
my7-d&w6 Mill 70. III.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-17

A RECENT number Of the Memphis
Avalanche says:
Inc Confederate Government has
abandoned the important Railroad con.
G between Danville, Va, and
01esaepofo, n. G. 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-17

TO FARMERS AND FAMILIES de-
sirous Of owning good Sewing Machine, that u
simple in its construction, strong and not liable
get out of order. that makes the stitch alike
on both sides, ono that doe. net skip stitches Or
unravel one that will sew equally we'll on thick Or
thin cloth, one that will run over gathers With
ont breaking, ono that makes uniform seam.
(leaving no ridge undernsath,) one that will use
any No. of cotton thread, linen OF silk, one thu
will last for years on all kinds Of work; in short
one that is not moro trouble than it il worth, buy
at once, without hesitation, the LADD, WEB
STER co. Machine, it is the cheapest in the
end" see advertisement in another column
Olicaoe Heald ag4-d&w1m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-17

Nothing TO BRAG or.-The recent
ma al engagement at Fort Pillow, over
vi IN we Lave been growing so much,
turns out to be nearly a draw game
ale all. Our gun-boats neither sunk
nc exploded any Of the enemy's vessels,
oo Oh tao contrary they succeeded in
% ing US great damage. The Chicago
T. arAal says:
i IS needless to attempt to disguise
t'e tact that the recent enospeman,
let een our fleet and that of the rebels
came but little short of being q revers.
40 our side. The rebel rams accom-.
].shed no small amount OF DAMAGE to
Two ar thee Of our gun.boats. and ON,
."ti. g fleet barely succeeded in rennl..
Ing the attacking for e, which. rena,rs
Icing made. will return TO the attack
a considerable force of rams. recently
e'inplcted at different points on the
n:er. have already started to the as.
d .tance of our fotiIla at Fort Pillow.