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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

RErURS Ir-Taa "cass" who took away umbrella
lrom the editorial room Of tho Wig, fe@ days ago,
aud a an old faded, dispiiStfd corc'ra in is place.
ia requested to bring back umbrella aud recover bis
Osu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
WANTED, IMuEDJsTELY,
w REoRJlIS,
RECRUITS.


wsned Immediately three hand ed 900 rspeca lie and abe
bedisd ven Artillery Battalion toieIye for two
o dufing the
Rohuond, under the tupeLteEdeCe Of Sergeant T. G. hcIn
der
Comfortable qasrlers vii be provided. Board hee
Meu will be p.d from tie date Of heiF sBls ment.
the % the undvrs Pnsr 20 he Edy with tt
neW the II HE pr company txprts
lie therefore iadues M pc that those not In the ssre
will l1i isiug for ht mus and conqGer,
And he well drilled and prepared Tor enc.
Any Communications addressed at Fredericksburg. VII
meet Win prompt attention. r. wALEEk,
. feI-Lf Capt cOm'jg Purcell Artillery
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
XTabUAnLE IRON PROPERTY FOR SALE.

We oder or sale pEvAey, hs Iron pIepTy known
Mler Werks situated IN the tf Rockingham
Port aeoube Yrgna 10 miles distant the VII, 0e-ra
railroad This property conan, shout 20 900 Ct land
ag portion OF 4 covered with nb suit bic or ng purp
The rurnAce Is Of tn 81 construction, with both water
power md hrsNts engine attached The banks believed
nethAube the Fu mace, and ain
Suthy Suitable for making the most valuable lrol. Tie
tdaei tbs sOuh River has of the best water
Virginia. capable Of mAklrg desired qlsnLy Of ion.
the pr m,iss GOOD drlst aul Saw M eomfoa' J.
Dwelling Houses, all Gu HOUSES all convenient sld IA
good repair The proTe ~ been aed for line and the
Ia operation. Put a1,ously de
close oar isnes, to sell and msk
an a-ra.Sement with N 10 purchaser
hands stock that been hired purchaied reason
able terms that purchis vii have the advanase Of a. one
sing present price OF Iron. To business
vi meAns know 81 better opportunity OF making
mousy.
Tsrs moot AMI accommodating PoI Information ad
lr IS Crawford sAunto1 Va John y. Lewis Port
RspubI c, Virginia. .
t.na-Qn JOSEPH SMITH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

MILITARY JACKETs.-A suppl. Of heavy drey
l Military Jackets al TIE lion ont Oh aios LetSu Of
BALDWIN 4 wILIIAkB, I've snd lis Main o.. leo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

WE'LL DcYr!-We learn that SKY four members of
tho chmond Fayeita Artillery, have agreed to Fc-ei-
Is for two years Burroughs have b5gn granted to
them and they VIII re,ara 10 the ely, tomorrow, on
visit TO their families, from whom they have been sera
rated for mouths
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
= DO MoN. ALEN. Y. HoaLA-

sS~~6 ptY-N0r AZ u1,t rlipsetfu tequ stsi 70 de-
clare yoa ief Canii at- 0s C'rEr You chO II,
thsFe pie bsfa1H ty Ne most condte 10 md
40 ~ % rvp-Cve hs- goa
Cacs AMI lastly refused etdAnger The
TYLER By otuE as1 CANDIDATE Rs iCH cote yOu
VIE her yoa Announce ycu aslf aot
tsi-u Many yOTkRS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
Last CnItsaNx.

osT IN trAn'nssion by mall TO Oharoresvlle yrgbls the
IL following Ccupons Of .ange and Alex .nda Railroad Com
pAny Nos. T3l TO Tl6 Inclusiye, 40 each, tI
O. 10 &c do 20 do e.
$500
Interest payable Ia May and November, at New York.
All prions cautioned ON Ougns or uadHg for he@ ~
tse same will not be psld. -. 10
Is29-n W. PURCELL %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
FIERCE FIGHTING AT ROANOKE ISLAND.

NORFOLK, Feb. . An officer from the Confederate
steamer Curew, just from Roanoke Island reports the
Curlew sunk by the enemy. The other Confederate
steamers withdrew to Elizabeth City for want of
milton. A large body Of Feierals, supposed COO
landed yesterday the islandthe landing intention
ally permitted, to them on shore. Reported
that our troops engaged the enemy vigorously. The
battle ragged terrifcay nearly all day. Our batteries
unirjured. No casualties reported.
Flag Of truce went to-day to Fortress Monroe, and
will return in the evening.
DESPATCH.
NORFOLK, Feb. 9-Tne battle was renewed at Ro.u-
exc IsAnd st O'Clock Saturday morning, on az too
batteries and continued half hour. Under this fire
the enemy landed 900 mea at the south end of the
Island. Being marshy locality, the COniederates
charged cheering Toe enemy retreated in disorder,
attempting to reach their gunboats.
Confederate renforcemeDis reached the I'and Friday
night Ammunition and provisions abundant the
Island. During the attack four Federal vessels were
sunk. The Curlew was only beached. large ba !
struck the deck and passed through the bottom. Al
aboard AID ammunition saved, The commander Of the
Confederate steamer, Forrest, made gallant fight be
was somewhat wounded. 0le midshipman lost an arm.
Fly federal vessels of the Island Only twenty qua
boats engaged. Ii understood the Confederate feet
tired to Elizabeth City to obtain supplies but would
promptly return Refrigerated.
LATER.
TIE ISLAND TAKEN AND ALL OUR FORCE CAP.
TURED-CAPT o. JENNINGS WISE REPORTED
NORTALLY WOUNDED.
NoRFolS, Feb. "a steamer arrived tonight with il
tagence that the Federls took Roanoke Island yester
day afternoon at o'clock A Federal force OF f
teen thousand landed against less than three thousand
Couiederates. All Our troops areprisoners except
twenty-five. Many officers were woutd.d, among
them Captain o. Jennings Wise, who is thought TO
be MORALLY wounded. Captain Coles of Char.
louisville is reported killed. Aeagre particulars have
been obtained bu; it is certain that the Island has been
c,piured Gov. Wise was not captured
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
AUCTION SALES.
pUTURE BAYS.
gUTURE DAYS.
By KENT, PAINE co, AUcTs.
LARGE, RREMPTOHY AND SPECIAL
SALE OF DRIES GOODS AT AUCTION BIZ CATALt CUE
OnThursday 18Th OF February,


cur Warehouse, tha SELL without re erye large an
N beautiful Yar y OF rev and sonable Dress Goods
the and approaching psng the
rieiy ole ed suction th city her ny other
very dese styles Staple and Fancy GoOd,-he whole
closed Ehout limit 10 the assortment will be
fall Inc Of
Elegant T rlton and Illusion Robe,
ripped and Embroidered sxsI d.
sp!e. did SIX Robes. In g. eat variety
M,h Plain and fancy silks
M9re Antiques and WLtered eilks
MHrrelnes, Poplnes ard Plorenees
800 pcs p an, black aud colored De .anss
Cashmere Tv ills, Amellne o'o.bf Debegss
BrocAde Mnhairs, Worsted Plaids
0nbre shaded and p int lDeLanes, Plaid do
Robe de Eug'nies, plln ed Herinos
Broca c de seiyen, Wtrsted Robes
French and Er glsh Merinos, b. ser Mohair and
ApaacaS, eoloIei Alpaccas, Plain Bsrege rousris
Grenadines, printed nareges, orsande Robes
lite Org indies and tconet,s. Fri iants
TsrltOn Robes. Swiss auslIs checked oAmhhrs
Printed Gnghtms Table Danasrs, brown Holl lnds
Llsn DoulAs and sheeinEs Lace Mantlllas
Velvet md Cloth Cloats
Grenadine silE Push stella and ossh mrre shasl
WI te and Printed marselleL Uub ellis
siletdld Bath and Whitney Blan lets, Lace setts
Swiss Bands, Elgings, TalnAs, Lace Wells
Grape Collars, DimltieB, NeS York Mills shrtags,
own Drillngs Black and colOred silk yelysts, (su
Hoiey, In great variety
sAtinetts, Ilnse?s, &c
AND ON FRIDAY TIE l4rH,
A large assortment Of CLOTHING, consisting Of
5Oo pairs Gas imere and sati. eft Pants
so do Military and Plain Pa Is
a5O hin y aEd assorted Oyercoa's
800 assorted Vests hickory shrts, DreIs and Business
with an invoice Of Spring Clothing well worth tn. s,en
lion ofiArge buyers.
lei tbs KENT PAINE co., Aucts.
Will be Addei 10 the absve sac
l5l pounds best glh seuIug six.
100 do Mac Inc SILK and Twst.
200 groSs aied sud Japannsd he, Is and Eyes.
1000 Ext = Pearl shirt Buttons
6OOM Be,t Re. ditch Need es. A In pc feet order
felo-td KENT PAINE 4 90 kuct's.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
rUyBE VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT KNOWN Ls RITcHIs,
IL ON THE CANA, NEAR TIE RE ERv0IR. AND WITHIN

e.,
6sr " at Ike OF cahosD. yoR rafE At .1onos. N
public
sea S se sas s Ta and ss
condains 100 viii will be iubd yided Into ave smaller
"sbs Dwelling house, together 9Th The a.s. ous house,. su
barn, stable kitchen Ac There 10 on the Canal valuable
each S here Se.u Icing ts and On Two tSsn there
springs o'he 10 seeded In heat aud othensi
being red clay ard equal farming land James Rv
Ills seldom that so valuable ody Of land within short
distance Of the city brought Into Market and hence particular
attention |, c,ledto the ale thereof.
Oneourth cash balance at and IS months for
gotstle no. 5, interest added, secured BY trust eeed
.ns ss'' for 1863 be 'dSy 81 .pSrR,os Ant,
PosTposEaENT-In csn,sqasnce rain, he .bo,t ale
:.n. P SSs2. s1 ' so6DiS 1pPERsos' ass.
n Ing Il ia Acres OF Land, on HarvIe street,
a p aes ne pf,s % a. G daS n W.
men:ins at le Os,ocs M nat Ers,.y .sSursan rs:@
now IN the occupancy q william jenkins, go. The
ali necessary d!ng,, all ofvh eh r-.ly
n goo I-er Csethsr sith large saIden veil .s. s
pesy worthy the at .non Of per'cns sSng home ne
city ofhehmon', M 4 hes al he 'dyant.ses Of uniJ
nee, With OF the ennyetielees Of the city 1hep
viii Be soldb he gross divided ash may sstm bssten
q sale.
kit hen urn STOCK Of hogs one mule and al the ru
Ing iu'l sn1en.s =.
TEfaS-For Tie real ettate.
and months for negotiable notes. with interest added secured
BY trust deed 49,.
For the personal estate under 80 eash; over hat
month. credit for negotiable notes. with Interest addsi
sa'i5lactSriy endorsed.
49, JAZZ NJ rAYLoR BON, Aue.s.
Ar, the above sale vi. ,oi Framed the
side Harhe and Dover sre fhsiot fronis
on ss ,arer feet and runs back Ia feet inches to
an alley Ia eomiatn 10 feet vide.
i.o hre ots on the south de Of Kmvood street. oppoths
hr property wanav, fronting "a fsst each and run
Ming back 70 feet
oi.bs aoe. ADDED ed by deeds Of
The taxss for 1859 70 be paid BY the pur hHer.
JAs n. TAYLOR SON, Auetz.
ADDITIONAL
sale Of the vii be sold three Building Lots IL
the intsrecon Of hsrve and Robinson In tie plan Of
Buena Vita They front 81 esah and back e0 isst
Also three lots the wtshsm PLANK Do d, onung abodt q
ibid. LhAsoE, Asess,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
no. winnm.ba1s ana

- RIO. sAUNDERs-wuH and
49, the sdjt-rut c5untlss rrspo-d heartily The osu
made Ia he md by A N,tr' up0n the ge-c
r-ru hrks this "coIset The o. ms
name candidate @ on The vacancy he Couede re
ss rrtlrd death the td Tyler 7hty ed
with tqul the nPrt rrpwn oct by - VOTER that
usEsparsr praise u that Tent'sual wgu'd De
60 ala p r'uTc 10 tr vol
was't'rl -nl ii |cg'uus excess 70
Fr possesses IN hch decree ccuGie ~ tie people who
know him tey' who k1ows course M rri bot
hat Of ruy Nrd Sdct and who has 'fs hsaf, heart sni
nerve d. Ehat 'irrna i7erey and Virginia homer shall
q1rc hI h ruatsrsby opposed 20 rtcclru
ton Eeainst a ~ h. i 50 lcuv
sin ale s3aihcrn soil ml71 In The posseina Of 'hc
splendid h4snclal abilities AID sp jlus Integrity vii
vel, the public expenditures Consdr him ihtn u 'h,
acid M laeads viii defia IL viii Dc supported gen
trsy through the itc bu; win receive, vita al
uuanlm,ty, the vote OF be old
re- A. SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
AUCTION SALES.
fHrs DAy.
10 NRGROkA ATAI

A Liar CT LOTS ASD Parts or Lbp IN TIE CITY or
IA Hehm, retu ned the non-paynsnt Of Only
for the year lsel which said and Of Lots Will
be sold 10 on n the Cy H. the day q the February
term ofts rusirg cosr of the uy Rhmon between 'he
hours Of IL O'CLOCK an O'Clock there be previ
ousy paid the rares heIs together with twenty here
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

COTTON CAR sand SHOE THREAD
on DOZ Cotton CsrlsNo. 10 A.
~ 900 pounds shoe THREAD, No. 10 II. D.
For sale by NJ. HAWKS,
janqo-8u' Meup IL, Tenn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

BUCKINGHAM ARrILLERIsrs This fine company Of
mtilleris;s, under tho command of j. c. Hsyne was
Yesterday mustered Into service by Col s'den. The
company musiers seventy men, and are enlisted fer
twelve months.
Another company the Chlro.te Artillersts, Cartaiu
NeGee was mustered into service 3, the officer,
on SATURDAY, ard viu learn be transferred 10 tho
Richmond fortiicati0us.
Thus are the noble sons OF our Commonwealth con3sg
forward 20 the cf their beloved State and coan
IT, ana galsully 6ferrg iheir lives for its d'fuce
a,sins. the Vsn5al hories wac are making tAcif
last, Desperate effort to sutjlgi;e and erslave IL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

viRsBiAs QrorA OF TRooFs --fne bEil prepared By
the Joint committee in the Legislature 70 raise oop' to
NEE, the requisiticn on Virginia of the President Of the
Confederate States provides:
J. That the Governor shall proceed 70 comply as
spsed.ly as nav be with the recent requisiiion.
That the 10 ce hereby su.horzsc shaH be ra'esd oy
a draft appo1tioned smobg the several counties, eie'
r.t4by 20 their white population, respectively creat DE-
ing irst given Tor the volunteers now In service
g. AntLo.izes the establishment Of convenient nepots
o. camps as Tlces Of rendezvous for the ne" esss'
4 Authorz 3 tn Governor to cal for end aeceP'
volunteers for the whole any part Of the force 70 DO
raised by this act
Comtany officers 20 be eeccd bv the company
sod field ofiuers by The commits oned olhesrs
Regulates the organiz .ion c! artillery companies
Upon any future ryQlisitou, the Governor 10 pre-
CO in the m amer aud uoou toe price pies heFen pro-
s,ribed 10 draft the rsq isite foyce.
g. ANY person volunteering or DATED may furnish
substitute if teudered for the war, ETC.
All acts and ordinances in conf ct herewith are re-
pealed.
10 This act shall he in force from iis passage.
We only give this outline Of TIE bill "a it II likely
undergo mod 6caisD in several resptc s. htoro being
a Cd ed unless IL be "sakei to death" The bill pre-
vousy reported by the joint committee provides for en-
r,l,ng the militia aud declares that all persons subject
10 military duty who snail fail to have tn mseves en-
rolled, shall be drafted in the fl at levy.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24

HARBoR DEFENoEs. In letter to the
Philadelphia defence committee, Brigadicr
General Totten REFERS to the Notifications
lin N. Y. harbor in the following language:
"The defensive works now complete. or
under construction, for the protection of
New York, including the inner hardor,
the approach by Long Island Sound, the
approach by the narrows, aud the ancho-
rage near Sandy Hook, are ready to mount
about one thousand guns. The number
will be increased as further progress may
be made
The defences of Boston harbor are now
ready to receive three hundred and thirty
guns. The number will probably be in
creased by spring, to four hundred and
thirty, and further, as labors shall pro.
.gress."
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24

n coughs, Group, asthma, Whooping cough,
sore throat,
Ind all diseases Of the Throat and Lauags.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
From Hon. Levi Underwood, Lieut.. Gov, Of Vt.
Messrs. E, B.. Magoon, & Col have used
your Weeks Magic Compound, for severe colds
and sore throat, and it has proved an efficient
remedy. 1t is a valuable accession to the list of
remedies for colds, coughs, &c.
am &C., Yours, LEVI UNDERWOOD.
Burlington Oct s, 1860.
From Hon. j. Poland, State Senator of Vt.
/ have used your Weeks Magic Compound in
my family, and have never found any remedy so
eiectual in curing coughs and sore throat, and
other diseases of the lungs, j. POLAND.
Montpelier, Oct. l. 1860.
From Hon. Timothy P. Redfeld
BY using your Weeks Magic Compound short
time, was entirely cured of one of the severist
and most obstinate colds upon my lungs that |
ever experienced. know of no remedy equal to
it for coughs and lung complaints generally.
Montpelier, Oct. Is, 1860. T. p. REDFIELD.
From Rev. Il. B. Smith, D. D., Principal of
New Hampton Institution.
The Magic Compound which you furnished me
last Spring, when / was suffering most severity
lungs, acted like a charm. The first night after
taking it, coughed less and slept better than
for weeks before and the use of it finally removed
the difficulty entirely. | should use it again in
preference to any medicine have tried when SIM
ilary afflicted. Yours truly,
Fairfax, Vt, Apr. "a. 1860, E. B. SMITH.
GROUP
short time since my child was attacked most
severely with the Group. We thought she could
not live five minutes. A single dose Of Weeks
Magic Compound relieved her at once, and she
has no attack of it since | think no family
should be without it. M f. VARNEY,
Principal of Missisco Valley Academy.
| North Troy, April Is, 1860
e. B. MAGOON & Co.,
North Troy, VT, Proprietors.
| AGENTs-Dutton & Hyde, L. H. Noyes, Hyde
park E. H. Shattuck John Macintosh, Water
vile j. W. Turner, j. W. Sake, Cambridge w.
H. Gfswold II. f. Wetherby q Co. p. Spencer,
Jeffersonville Samuel Belding. S. q E. b. Mer-
Ram, G. W. Scott. G. j. Patch, johnson FL. Ca
dy, Stowe r. Page. S. b. Clarke, D. A. Gil
bert, w. I. Atkins, Morrisvie and by dealers
Kin medicine every where. 45yl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24
A CLERGYMAN's BAGGAGE.

The Rev. J. B. P. Wilmer, formerly
rector of st. Marks church, in Philadel-
phia, has lately been allowed to go to the
South, where it is understood, his heart
has long been, along with considerable
amount of property, acquired by marriage
He went by Fortress Monroe where,
owing to the extraordinary bulk of his
baggage, it was thought proper to search
his person and his trunks. Maps, plans,
papers letters and documents were found
concealed in the lining of his clothing
and folded up in his clerical white cravat
were illustrated papers, containing infor-
NATION concerning General Burnsde's ex-
petition. Twenty trunks in which Mr..
Wilmer was taking his portable property
to Secessia, were opened, and found to
contain large assortment of clothing, dry
goods, groceries, stationery and other ar
'ticles, quite sufficient to set up a small
p" store" in one horse town of the Old
Dominion. Among the effects named are
fifty pairs of pantaloons, forty eight pairs
of boots and shoes, and five pieces of heavy
grey wooden cloth, suggesting that the
reverend gentleman contemplated raising
and clothing company of soldiers
Among the baggage Of this minister of
God, were also twenty five gross of but
'tous one hundred papers of needles, fifty
papers of pins, one hundred and fifty
spools of sewing silk fifty spools of thread
and thirty-ene rolls of tape Supplied
with these aud a variety of other articles,
this servant of the Lord Was going OIL his
way to the dominions of jeff Davis. This
was his mode of performing his ministe-
torial mission; carrying boots and shoes,
as we'll as the gospel to the bare-footed
and benightcd Southerners; conveying
spiritual comfort aud old government Java
coffee, to the sinners in high places at
Richmond. Unfortunately for those to
whom he intended to convey aid and CON-
fort. the federal officers at Fortress Mon
roe would not allow these things to pass.
The sacred person of the reverend gentle
mau was profaned by searchers, who
spared no part of him. Deprived of all
his impediments that were not absolutely
necessary for his personal use, Mr.. Will
'mer was dispatched to Norfolk, and now
enjoys the protection, such as it is, of the
flag of the rebel confederacy. His bag
gage remains in the possession of the pro-
rvost-marshal Of Fortress Monroe.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24

~ Hon. Jacob Howard, the rew
United States Senator from Michigan, is a
native of Bennington County, Vermont.
He was born at Shaftsbary, and was ed
ucated at Williams College. On the or
ganization of the Republican party in
Michigan in 1854. he was elected attor-
ney General which office he held for six
years. He is reputed to he one of the
ablest lawyers in the State. He should
not be COMPOUNDED with VIM A. Howard,
also of Detroit, member of Congress du.
ring the last two terms
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24
MY MARY ANN.
Fare you we'll. my own Mary Ann.

Fare you we'll. my own Mary Ann.
Fare you well for while,
For the ship is ready, and the wind is fair.
And am bound for the sea. Mary Ann
Don't you hear that tu' tie dove,
Sitting on yonder pile.
Lamenting the loss of its own true love,
As do now for my Mary Ann.
A lobster In lobster pot,
A blue fish wriggling on hook,
May suffer some but o no not.
What do feel for my Mary Ann.
The pride of all the produce rare,
That in our kitchen garden grew.
Was pumpkins, but none could compare
In angel form to my Mary Ann.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24

. gy" Rev. Edward Smiley, late pastor
of tbe Unversalist Society in Brattleboro,
has been appointed Commissiary Sergeant
of the 9th Regiment, by Col. Thomas,
and has accepted the appointment.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24

CoSuNDRUM, by Mt. Holly girl {:
Why are the St. Louis young ladies like
molasses Because they are Mo. Lasses
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-04-30

N mlItS.
Connecting al Houston with Railroad and Stage Lines
to Austin, San Antonio, Ma5asorda Indianola Corpus
Passengers to seats in the Stages and not de
tanned the route must purchase Through Tickets and
have their namesregstered ca the Wa Bill by applying
at the Railroad Steamboat and Stage Office St Charles
Hotel Rotunda upstairs. C. S. KELLEY, Agent.
P. S.-Havng been resident of Texas for the past
twenty-five years, will take pleasure in giving any inor
nation concerning the country different in Tex
{. $. KELLEY,
Formerly Of the Kelley House,
HaclS~ Al unl1s md ltarastnr
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,,s$ near the rmor in such form rs to give it some
3sS.4ce that Gen. l. Pope Walker, Of Huntsville,
srs, mas been arrested aud is in the hands of the
IA ~, lis stated that he was attempting to carry
IN, 'ze property south, and had reached point seT
c3ys IES IRON his home, when he was overtaken by
g,oo force of the enemy and captured As he was
a-rt secretary of war under the Confederate govern
,e sd ana now commissioned brfgader general in
rbl.s army he #ill doubtlessIy be dealt with
Selma Gazette.
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SourEIERs IrnirERsI,r1.-

GREENSBUR0, Ala.
FH7E Exercises Of this Institution in all the Schools Of
4 Instruction, will be resumed on the WEDEEs-
OCTOBER.
By authority of The Trustees Company Of Cadets win
be organised and instruction gwen ia the Military Art
without interfering with scholastic duties
Confederate bonds or Treasury Notes viii be taken in
payment of fees.
Full information in relation to the course Of study &C.
is furnished in the annual announcement, which will be
sent to all applying for it. w. NJ. WIGHTMAN
aug26t Chancellor.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-04-30

correspondent thus describes the personal appear
1 1. Of the late Gen. A Sidney Johnston; General
.aston was IN the natural vigor of manhood, about
10y 10y Years Of age. He was about six feet in height,
.59agy and powerfully formed with grave dignfed
n.y. conmanding presence. His features were strongly
1e3 showing his Scottish lineage, and denoted great
III o.aoA and composure Of character. His complex
FF naturally filth, was from exposure, deep brown
nj 3ner was courteous but rather grave ana silent
M 4a may devoted friends, bit they had been won
H, 3rad rather by the native dignity and nobility Of
---E4eter than by Biz power Of address.