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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-29
THE LEAVENWORTH
EVENING BULLETIN.

TiiE LEAvENwORTH EVENING BULLETIN
i has no~ been established one year, and h cell
been greater Than an. Journal ever established in
ohe. West The prvp-,ctOrs are cn 2crieneed news
paper men, sa.; thoroughly know the tastes and the
wants OF The people Of this Site. "a. & .....f- q
There three editions Of the paner viz
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-29
AGRICULTURE.

In addtioa 10 cher masseFs, possies a The est-
Agvicultusc. l;ssg '@~ ~. Ill 4sii2
We are CONFIDENT that every family that subserbes
for TnE WssHLS BUlA BsiS VIII agree that 10 Is .
companion OF far create value than its price. .
:Pseimee eopy farnishcd gratis 70 any who de- :
sire it. Address, ~,
Aug. IA, 81 lsu Leayenworh, Kapsas-- q
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-29
THE TRI-WEEKLY BULLETIN
contains the news of The Daily, Al - pss aasam..
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN
10. E-f-zaL 81, -lu-i tt,-el -
Is issued every Tuesday, and Is made up cxt treSsy
for the country from the six daily editions. TrRxs
ONE ElDOLLAR A YEAR.

Tnr BrLIsrrN is ssrs-papcri in the best sense Of
tbs word. Its columns will coaeain neWs Wpon al
subjects and froa all quarters. It. vili .epdcaves
ns to deceive its readers by the distortion of reports
or misrepresentation faets, bpt xill furnish
that can te had, accom- panied b, such comments .s
Truth AMI MT prejudice shall seem tO warrant
Especial atten10p yiR be giyss 10 Ne ios1 and
commercial hees bflsAxenOonh CAg. tanA. the
State generally. As commercial Journal TuE Bur-
LETIN will be found unexcelled for accuracy and
reliability This department Of the paper 10 under
the charge OF y competent editor.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-29
THE EgENlNc BULLETIN. i,

Prisssd ever, afternoon at O'Clock, contain. tie
latest ieisgrsph,r dsPaiehcs snA loeal news up .s
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-29

rSQ W Ou0 ~ ut0 ibulOBOo. U6 same
villain murdered Mr.. Geo. Burt. and
attempted 10 murder S. A. Riggs. dis.
irictl attorney Of the Fourth judicial
District, Mr.. Riggs life was saved BY
The presence of mind Of his heroic wife.
who seized the ruf6Aa's- horse by the
bit. and kept turning him rapidly round
despite his threats and attempts "a
strike her with his pistol until her hus-
band escaped. The wretch met his
deserved tate. He fingered behind his
companions until they had left, and on
attempting 10 get away, Was met BY
citizens from the country and captured.
He afterwards attempted 10 escape
when he was sho. down. ..s,,s'....s -.
l,=On Monday a fellow nAmsda join
Calico was 'ivied a, Lawrence By. the
Z citisens,- & found guilty Of tsing with
Qpaptrell. confessed tha. he was ip. =,
shs sssking 81 the city aud killed Ars
Aliens SON. a He! was hung. IA .
,Aaothst OF the ga,ig wssa,aken near
.0lall,e and shot, Re gave The names
Of so or 60 living il Missouri who had
been ia the radio .ssa 4sh sn ,,soi
large number Of the band ef raid.
ers have been killed. and msny other
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. many may never
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02
Congressional.

The Senate yesterday, passed the House bIls reOr-
yanzng the Navy, and abOlshing logging in the army
both with amendments; also, Senate bill increasing
the strength Of companies of Geld artillery, and Senate
bill 20 increase the number Of military courts mes
sage from the President received, informing the
Senate Of his dsapProva of the act to increase the
strength aud efficiency of heavy artillery for coast de-
fenee" The purpose of the vas to change the LIST
regiment Of South Carolina infantry into regiment Of
artillery, to Fort Sumter, etc The President OBJ.
jests 70 ihe act on the grOunthst it an instance Of
special legislation, and would establish precedent thai
would call forth similar applications from other States
He also dsapPrOves Of the because it interferes
With his Executive prerogative As eommander-in chief
in assigning particular corps designA. ed service
The message ordered to be printed.
Nothing Of importance was done in the House. The
House will hold its sessions hereafter in the Hall of the
House Of Delegates
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02
ElNlNtlaL AND c AMERd,L

THURSDAY, April LIST, 1868.
The New York World rays that the decline of Gold,
city, IbptsbIe tn. vollme Of car
reney by the nearly million green backs
per day Weaty bonds by the deposit call nearly
100000 green PEI day at the sub Offices by
tLs heavy payments AXeJ and by the retention AL the
green paid ne treasury vaults II this process could
m says World would be possible the premium
gold Irine but Clearly 50 on
usnt use % bore long, the gree backs paid Ia for bones
and Deposit WIEN this money again disbursedt the
pubic ed tor will cause Immediate rise In gold and al
ma ketabe commodities.
The Gerald ,he people that the wa is not over yet hs
no victories have been since gold was selling at 49, and
that though people lending tn about ~ co.,
O day the necessities Of the Treasury and the lg due Of
debt esr eope Mr. Case only all this money
but about paper money besides walsh the bank
u5ts companies are dsiry producing &"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02
1Is.ss l.lsrs when The handsome amount Of 3, 200
lDepaAuro q crnfede ale Prisoners for The south.


Departure Of Confederate Prisoners for the sOuth.
A Washington despatch gives the following account
Of the departure from that ely Ofshe Confederate prs
Oners who have just arrived at City Point :; -
Four hundred and eighty -four rebel prisoners we're
South o-night5y the flag Of truce boat State OF
Maine under charge Of Capt. Mulfords The number
was made up OF hundred and forty prisoners that
reached here last night from Sandusky Ohio captured
mostly in Missouri ard two hundred and forty.four
from the Old Capitol and CaIrO prisons in this city,
Among the prisoners twelve officers captured pri-
or to the proclamation Of jeff Davis and the Interrupt
ton of interchanges of officers caused thereby also
Dr. Wilmer, Of rebel smuggling notoriety The steam,
State Of Maine takes the place OF the regular flag OF
truce boat New York while the latter is having her
boilers repaired in Philadelphia.
Something OF took place Is the prisoners were
being marched on board the boat in consequence of
party of rebel sympsthizers mostly females making so
demOnstrative display OF their affection tor the priso.
nerS to cause the guards require them to vacate
the wharf The females seemed inclined to hold their
ground waving their handkerchiefs and kissing their
hands to the prisoners who replied by noisy cheers and
shouts. The Uuiou soldiers greatly excited by
this iupudent demonstration, and expressed their indg
nation by groans and expressions of feeling In
view Of tue nhuman treatment Of Union prisoners at
Richmond, nothing restrained them from pitching into
both ButeutS aud syWpathizsrs but the fact that the
fire. prisoners in their hands and the latter were
women.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02

TIE community enlivened, yesterday, by reports
Of COpfedera,e victory at Washington NC, and Of
another at or in the vicinity Of Port Hudson, La. In
qulres at the War Department last evening, elected the
normaO0 that 20 dispatches cOO6ruAtory of these
ports had been received there It Is probable there
fore that the reports emaDatsd from some worthy OBJ
OF All Fools Day, who knew that the plausbiliy
of his invention would its circulation and supply
for day, least the public esgerness for news"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02

KESTUcTr.-The Jackson CRISIS of the 10TH says:
We cOuversed Yesterday with lady of extraordinary
Intelligence, and unusual opportunities for obtaining
information Of theste of feeling in Kentucky
who that the great body of that people look
with hope and confidence a union with the States of
theSouth. That the Legislature represents the
people than Andy johnson represents Tennessee and
that if Southern army could move into the State
strong enough to maintain It's position, the people of
Kentucky would take up arms and unite themselves
veal or woe with their beethren of the patriot army
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02
Reported Destruction Of Jacksonville, Fla.

We learn that private despatch received here,
yesterday, from Savannah conveying information Of the
destruction Of jacksonville, Fla, b. the enemy. We
did not hear any of the particulars and trust that the
report may prove untrue, exaggerated. Jacksonville
as situate ST. JOhnsriver, in DuvL county, FOrds,
and contained about 1900 inhabitants before the var
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02

RoBBERr AND REcovEEY Or TIE PLUHDER-On Tues
day night the store of S C. GreenhOu on Is street.
va. entered through the skygh and robbed u guam
THY of b6con and other articles of value The eircum
stance was made known to the police, and yesterday
officers Peasants and Davis succeeded in finding, in
Fishers factory rear of the store nearly eli Of the stO
len articles namey-625 lbs. bacon, "a lbs sugar, s.
lbs tea, IS los. coffee and lot Of candles. Some Of
the negroes employed in the factory suspected Of
the robbery; and with view to getting hold of the
right The officers arrested eight, and took then
% the stetion house.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02

SALE OF BARBEK's "CoQUETTE Pursuant to sdver-
tsement this beautiful and exquisite creation the mad
effort of the cbisel of VIM. K. BArbee which has
elected the admiration Of thousands Of eoH,oisselrs
and lovers Of the 6ae wherever has been exhibit
ed, disposed OF auction yesterday, by Messrs
Kent Paine Co. the sale being unreserVed. The COM
PettOn among bidders vas quite spirited the first bid
being $4,000 then 8, 4, 5, and 1000, At which sum
Mr. Geo. 5. Palmer purchased t for John G. Neem,
Esq, Of Lynehburg. NJ. Aeem, understand, was
an early and apprecative friend Of the gifted sculptor
aud instrumental in urging his visit Italy and the
prosecution Of the studies that have given to the world
the COquette" aud other stAuary unrValed in Amer
ca, as ebfs d QuVrs'of art
Previous the sale large numbers Of both sexes Wis
tied the auction rooms to take lingering look the
"COquette before had passed into the possession Of
the purchaser. As the sold for the benefit
the sculptor whose studies have been interrupted by the
war, the SUN for which it sold though les tnau is
value vii nevertheless be a source or graiieiti0n to
bis numerous friends and admirers
Immediately after a beautiful Fruit Piece in oil, ky
Prof Eyers Of Greensboro n c., va offered and solo
to Mr. A AntOni, of this city for $3.50.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02
Dash mo Killiam.hnrr

It was reported yesterday that NsjOr Tsbb made sn
attack upon body Of Yankees at Williamsburg Va,
Ou Sunday last killed four and wounded several; that
he took possession ola mail the pOsOf6ce, with two
thousand dollars in "greenbaeks :" captured number
Of horses, and returned without loss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02
Tobacco Duties in Grear Intaiu

In the British Parliament, che 18th of February
last pending the motion to go into Committee of the
Whole on Tobacco SDutss," the Chancellor of the
E1ehequer moved resolution to the effect tina. from
and after day to be named the following rates should
be substituted for those charged viz Cigars 5s per
pound, snuff 80. 3D. and other manufactured tohaccos
- Also, resolution that leaf tobacco warehoused in
auy place approved Of by the Custom House nght be
there converted into "Cavendish" "Segro-Head to-
bacco and be charged with duty Of 81. sd per pound
He anticipated the results Of this measure, the e1-
tension of the principle of competition to the trade
abroad, as well as at home; the dminusoa of snug
Cling and beneficial iuaosnee upon the revenue,
though the last point he not prepared submit
any particular estimate but the committee on the b;
would settle at early day what the duties be
in future.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02

Tux Tax BrLL.-The Committee of Finance of the
Confederate Senate still have the subject of taxation
under consideration. The House bill was referred to
them on Monday last and silca.that time they have
been almost unremittingy Occupied each day in framing
amendments thereto in maturing another bill to be
submitted a substitute. 1t is possible that the Com
mittee will report to-day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02

CONNESDABLE.-A collection taken up in the Dap
fist Church at Lynchburg, Va, on Fast Day. fer the
hene6t Of the pOorOf the city, and especially the mi-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02
ADyT AND INsP'R GENE RAILS. OFFICE,
KIdunoNo March % 1S69


GENERAL ORDERS,
No 49,
The corps of officers for ordnance duty will hereafter
composed exclusively as lllws, viz:
Officers Of the Regular Confederate detailed by The
War Department for o dnance duty.
"a OFF the Provision apponte
Of Congress, April 81, 1869
0Aices Provisional Artillery fnr Ordnance duty APP
pointed under ct Of 6h September 1902 pncadng
those on duty under General Urdrr No H. 1862
h. Officers Of Ale in the Provisional Army and Volunteer
Corps, appoint under OF Co gre approved January
1862 and d. tailed Ordnance uuy The War
9TH ncs OF the he and Mining Bureau appointed under
act Of Congress.
0ncers heretofore assigned TO Ordnance duty prov
slonu Of GrnerA Orders 81
forming part o. the Ordnance Oorp will Gaue res6s
nzed their positions until the Assignment of officers
of the Ordnance Corps regularly sIpoated or detailed.
Officers Of this ca's will be replaced by the regular appointed
officers assigned M Ordnance duty discreet any Gen.
era sndng army department when interest
the service requires II.
All such changes viii be the Chief Of Ord
n at III hmOnd
Ill All officers Ia cha ge OF arsenals amores workshops
pos other posts Ahee work is performed by de allied
who are paid By he Drmeo. 10 whh they employed and
who renqush claim for soldiers, tha max mcnhly
ports the chiefs Of their respective bureaux containing IN lists
and descriptions OF the with correct statement Of the
| they receive.
These reports Earded uarermasr General
for the no maon and guido Of the Pay Department
vent the paymens Of fraudulent claims.
w. AL Gene ais oher differs commanding military depart
ments st lets will requires fnH Provost
ants Of prisons monthly reports Of citizens
s not connected with the Confederate Army held eophne
meat with specifications OF date and Of arrest and by
whom arrested accompanied tn such rmaks they may
deem proper and forward the same VithOut delay th Of
| nee.
slsrso EJ order COOPER
/ III anIIn an,r G.nn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02
NEW AUCTION AND
N CONFUSION HOUSE,

LHNVHHHUHGg V Ne
The subscribers having taken the house. 50 main
associated themselves the style
RUCKER d. ZEE,
for the purpose OF conducting AUCTION AND CON-
MISSION BUSINESS and their services their friends
the public generally In the sale of Dry Goods Groceries,
featured Tobacco Country Produce and Real add Personal Estate
Of all kinds, either al auction or at private sale
They will make liberal advances merchandise and produce
In hand +.
George NJ Rucker having had experience twenty
years In the Dry Goods trade and Lee an experience
about the same length Of time in the @Ocery and Commission
Bunes they feel well satisfied that the
them with consgnmenu will be well protected.
Account Of SasS with net proceeds rendered. promptly.
GEORGE n. RU6KER,
OF Lynchhurg.
AZ LEE,
de6-d0m late Of Richmond.
Refer EElott DSewry Edmund, Davenport Co.,, KshA
Pains 4 o., ard Tavdv . Williams. Rinhvnnnd. Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02

ANOTHER STEAMER IN
MOBILE, March 29.-The steamer Alice arrived this
morning, from Havana, 9th, with assorted cargo.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02
AUCTION SALES.


IS AIE !, :. 49, 4sss..s.s
MOST VALUABLE GOAL LANDSH
Ell. ~ ..ag IN TIE ooNFEDBRAcY. ~ 10 -.
win public ou,ery the city Of selma before the
WEDNESDAY, MAY g, 1858,
All the lands beohgpg she Selma Goal Mining CJmpsny To-
gether With asteam Engne Branon Railroad TrAavays Mining
Utensils 4c, 9-'F' 20 .-i,i-.- =. a. -. - 70 :
The contain housaDa aos ana near Monte
valo, Shelby cosnt Anbhm wnthr mi e Of the Alabama
mines. and the proposed the Central osd
Mongons ry RAPID Of Thtse
Prof Tuoney In his Geological Survey Of the
State TO be ineKhAube portion alone estimated by
him 70 In than Digit lOns II tons o. Goal Besides
other hotEont vertical veus there
that Of the ng nearest 70 tbs AabAms and Tennessee
Rivers Rr thirteen pSAel vecal Of which,.
said ors familiar with them VII "a rd an lnexhausle
supply OF Coal The DiSes been worked several
and Te sha hundred aud hry feet With steam engine
and machinery and tunne opened ald work ed BY
the company TheCoalhAs been eei thoroughly for fuel and
furnaces, aud proved TO be q hne quAlIy.
The land will be sold In twenty forty and eighty lots 10
sui purchasers and the sale all be continued nom day day
day until hnhed - - ......
Al hesApe time and place. will be sold number Of NEGROES,
exue e1oed miners. -.....''
TERMS Cash, and sSe without reserve
III Maps Of " the lands and tie location OF the
coapeds will he fdrI shed practicable AID be
Q ROBINSON Plesident
mhle-d&ctd Alabama Co Mining Comply
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02
Gbt 8ifbnlunS ddgig. !
EHUssDAT mOSNINqs APRIL 2, 1893.

FsRNs,-Dl1rrl year tiSOO, Oulls $50, for les pc
hsd. 600 per month. a-..s
sEHtuEEELr year - %; non.hs, $500. ..s.
WEEKLT year, tSo0 months. ss.VO f-,.
~Rsmlsknsss ~ the fisk Of the subscriber.
AByEaruso-D,y tQuae, Is cent? an inser'Sn
ssaissssy LWsek nsestlOES SiOo .qaare Weekly
lnstrtlons Si.5O.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02

THE NITRE BUREAU.-Captain Thomas James Finnie
chief Of the Nre Bereau in the mining District Of
East Tennessee, shipped during Rhe last week from
Knoxville JOnesbOrO, and ZolcOfer, fhy-wo thousand
six hundred and seyeNy-four pounds of -Nife.. When
Capt Fnnie appointed TO this district of East Ten
nessse the AMOUNT produced had never exceeded 1900
or 1900 pounds in any month, but are assured
that while hold East Tennessee the supply of ntre
for all Southern powder mills will be abundant
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02
: AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

LISP -f;as BYseoDn 4 APPEasoN. 1rcrr:
VERY VALUABLE LOT. ..,.o' - + 49, s.
'tss ON THE EoRTHSLDE or FR1SELIYSE,
-ar Mart THE BtLiARD EOl 81, -
u fooEvhER WIN or -
r. OLD BtIeKs, STONE AND LUMHpR
mn, ~ . ..lc-se f03 SALE AT AUCTION.
WIN ,s ssod A. :1et,on en- thu ress MONDAY 9th
-.'-', VAL UABLE LOT ,-f
located as above, fronting 20 Feet ming bsck log feet
ALSO
about 1000 OLD BrICR 100 feet STONE WALL AMI s,aro
w unity Of cd LUMBER, P,sts, window Frame. &c. 60,
Term, c'sh. eoDD!N APPERsoN,
aPH Auets.
VALUABLE FARM
OF FoRTY-NINB AND oNE-TpIRD AcRfs
HEAR TO MANCHESTER
~. FOR sALE At AUCTION
WHIP, gold az 'gcl N, on the pr,ne,On FRIDAY III
9Pf' 1909 ~ IL ocrck M, the valuable and attractive
COUNTRY SEAT
located on the MGnchestsr T.rrpe na tie B. and In
view OF chm and recently purchi sea by Dr. W. sco
mas changed DIS nteLton OF residing IL II contains 49,
acr OF which abous eight IN woods "a balance
The irproy amer Is cor sist o. an
EXCELLENT DWELLING,
containing four besides Kitchen Barn. Stable and In IRE
the yard sDd d~ ling.
POssOs given once aaOrding fac chance 10 oersor
to secure CO nj Ttable house.
aernsa' sale and made TO sit the PURCHASER
The taxes fr this year TO be paid by the purchaser
APZ G"DDIN 4 Apes SON, Auct's
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.


NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
THURsDAY EVENING, April End, 1868.
the Request OF the Press the People and Public opinion the
VIRGINIA CAVALIER!
with It's Songs, Dances Ballads ees Choruses
e Eslele, Miss FTzt wren Miss Partlnglon Mr.
DeBAr, Mss H. Pe'cy NJ. Bates J. Thorpe, c. H. Narton
orsry ogden 10 prominent pAr with "a LsdeI OF Ballet
eItreH NEW CONTRA D1NCEi gotten up for
sion By W. Thorpe.
BEA UTIFUL NOONLIGHT SCENE on THE Coco.
QCANA beautiful Brl0UAc SUENE, painted for OCCASION
~ artist Fred Roeth.
THE Musician and complete arranged by Prof
Loebman, will constitute OF the lures % the
DrsmvaboundDG with Songs Duets choiu,es, Mache &c
The ePy repIete with Tablsaux Marches COnbas Songs
Dances, &c &c.
Grand UVerute Orchestra.
Grand Dance Miss n. PartingIon.
To conclude wi h tie Farce entitled
HIYG'S GARDNER,
NIPPED IN THE BUD,
in which there are humorous Songs, Duets, Ac.
~ For particulars, small bills of the day IA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02

STRAYED from my camp near Gen. McLsw's
~ Headquarters, small white HORSE Any Information
corning him will be thankfully received by
T. s MCCARTHY,
mhS0-lW Capt. LIST How1Eer Company.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02
no the Creditor OF George S. PuIIiam, dec'd

Il and others interested.
By decree Of tbs Circuit Court o the City of Richmond
tered March l'ih 1862 the suit Of Kersey and others
PnA adj and ais directed take Of
Hdmu alton Of EE5e Taley adminrator de bonis
George Puam deceased By sal decree also direct
ed take OF all tandng debts claims against
the said George g. Pulism's e tAts
2d day Of MiyS6S. at o,ock A NJ as the tine aud Of
hc In the Guy OF Richmond place the
All r0ns having debts aud claims against the
Genge PELHAM Gee ,asei will Therefore the be-
me- my ofc-, the City Of Rcmo d. before the
I'd day Z, May, 1863, with evidence sustain
TIi0S J. EVANS,
ape -T4W Com'r Oh incery.-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02
TE1.EGRARHIC.
!. REPnRrs rR0M MEMPHIS

, MohILE,- March s0.-A special despatched the ~
peal dated Pamela, March 2st6, states that the Mem
ps Bstin of the 24th says the route to Yazoo river
via Deer Creek is reported WORKING finely The canal
operations impeded BY shells. aud the workmen can
only work at night The Federal batteries at Fort
Pemberton have been washed away and aSandoned--
The Rebel position i'd reported npreguabe, owing to
high WaterS -0 *.-
The circulation of Cincinnati reports is prohibited at
Nashville. -
1t reported that the advance guard Of Kentucky
invaders had reached Clinton county. Reinforcements
from Virginia. intended for BrAgg, had halted at Knox.
vile, the base Of Kentucky operations.
THE ENEMY MARCHING TOWARDS NORTH AL.
ALBANIA,
=. MOBILE, March SO.-AdVices from 0kalona represent
that the enemy marching South in Tennessee, desc
latng the farms the way 1t is supposed he is aim
ing atNorth Alabama.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02

Tax EXEMPTION BfLL.-From present appearances, it
seems probable that the Houses Of Congress viii be
unable to agree upon an Exemption Bill, until Com.
mttee of Conference has again acted upon the subject
and framed -such bill viii reconcile the conflicting
views of the two Houses We trust that the conerees
viii be composed of intelligent gentlemen, who appre
eiate the valve Of the Press which we may re
y upon the retention OF the CLAUSE relative to newspa
pers in the act of last session, Or something akin to it
Any further restriction than that provision contains will
have injurious effect upon the interests of the Press
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-02

ITO The PATRONS OF THE VIRGINIA
u CENTRAL RAILROAO-There IL reason TO believe that
farmers have been with ed from sndag breAduh to market
the apprehension that might be the Govern
Uh ut paying eompensaon The passage OF the
"Impressmeht Bill" has removed that dill ,uty.
Rhe Company viii do eVerJ n nE power transport all
brought the Raro Ae
With Government freight Private parties may calculate
csiYing eve y omnOdAtlon.
Z. FoNrAINE, PresG.
OheevA Central Railroad Company,
Richmond, March ", 1863. Ap9-dlv