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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26
TELEGRAPHIC.

DESTRUCTION OF A sTEAMER-EEGAGEMENT
AT GRAND GULF COMMODORE FARRAGUT AT
NATCHEZ
MOBILE, March 90 Tho Appeal OF the slst instant
says that the packet steamer N4tchez with lS00 oses
of cotton, was destroyed by fire on the 18Th inst, on
trip up the Yazoo
The Hartford aud Monongahela were allowed to APP
proach within 400 yards of our batteries at Grand Gulf
wbea they opened upon Them the vessels replying with
broadsides several times. dozen shots struck the
vessels Parties carrying the wounded below
No damage our side
The Nachez Courier says that the Hartford, the Fed
era flagship with Commodore Flrragit on board, an
chored in front of that city Tuesday AFTERNOON 10th
inst, and sent small boat with dag of truce Ashore
with note addressed to the Major, stating that if the
Uoited States boats were fred on by the people OF
Na.chez, OF by guerias, he would lombard the city,
The HutiOrd remained all night and left with the Mo-
n0ngahela next morning
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26
The .Afair al Fort Pemberton

re following is the Yankee version Of this affair,
aimed In Cincinnati desPatch.Of the 9th inst;
ecial Memphis dispatches announce that the Yazoo
Expedition had met With a check. the gunbOat
cothe encountered a rebel battery st the junction
he Yalobusha and Talahatchie rvrrs fhs fight last
al day One shot from the battery entered the
holes Of the Chilicothe, killing four and Nounding
cen. She received 90 shots and vas damaged
usly The feet consisted Of the Chihcothe, Dekalb,
small gunbOats and Is transports. The Chlleothe
said 10 be short Of ammunition. Besides the Green
battery the Rebels are said 70 be strongly forth
AZ Yazoo City and Manchester. At last accounts,
ieet was three miles above toe junction OF the Tai
chic and YallObusha rivers, POO miles from Helena,
$50 from YazOO City
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26
AFEAIRS IN TENNESSEE.

CHArTASooGA.-March 2S.-There was no movement
of the Army of Tennessee on Tuesday. The enemy
advanced the roads from Franklin towards Columbia
but on Saturday, retired to Franklin.
Gen. Van Dorm is still on the North side of Duck
river Our forces occupy florence and Tuscaloosa
There has been movement Of the enemy from Cornh
in this direction.
Morgan had fight at Auburn, Cannon county, Ten
nessee on Friday, with overwhelming force Of the
enemy. He fought CALAMITY, and killed and wounded a
number of the enemy, but at last was forced TO retire
before superior numbers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26
,Ioysm,pt for the Impeachment Of LinoOIn.

Movement for the Impeachment OF Lincoln.
special Washington correspondent Of the Chicago
learns from distinguished gentleman from Ne"
that movement is on foot in that city looking
impeachment of Lincoln at the opening Of the
Congress, as provided by the Constitution. Inc
nent originated with the most eminent O0ns'l'u-
lawyers Of the country. including two rom s,.o
He saws "every intelligent man must DC r;,; 80 =,
he crimes Of the Executive and ms lia" .i -
ret the affairs Of the nation, even IN uin' ..
have furnished ample grou''l 10. uis ~,
,ment. and every true patriot VIII rejoice 10
ne, /. = ~ ~ brought to punishment. The FIRST
Of he srticIes Of impeachment are already drawn
Il smbraces charges, which, if proved against
\ Victoria would bring her to the untimely end Of
Is / Euglislr people WOULD not have endured
1tr,res on their rights TO which American people
patiently submitted No English King would have
violate the English Constitution as the President
iolated the Constitution Of the United States"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WEpNEspAY. March 25. rs

WEDNESDAY, March 25 1868.
The premium for gold remains at 25 for silver 81 co.
The arst very let heavy light Bank
notes bought BY the brokers e5 2 prem and sold
Wehsar Of no change IN the prie OF stocks Coneder
ate bonds Of the OO Loan long dates 10 demand par
int bill pending IN the Legislature, authorizing
purchase Confederate bonds Virginia skies have advanced
liz We again quote North CaronS 49, do eghts 1870
and int Bank and insurance unchanged wspoe
Of Ins Co. Of the VALLEY Of Virginia at On.
The Inpressment Bill passed by Congress WILL event
uAy have Important bearing prices eKeups pro-
pgy the producer from brary imp esusus
tim "lus- compensation" by neghborhood APP
praisernent Property belonging spectators middemen
Whea Impressed viii be paid for according tariff prices
b. a2sl BY a Board Of Appraisers In each State.
The President has approved and signed the act Of
Congress recently passed regulating the issue funding
Treasury IL well fJre for the public bear
mind that under the OF that all Treasury
bearing issued previous the LIST December last will
be fuadGble IN eight per stock day
OF next month but viii be ndsbs per bonds until
the LIST Of AuguL The expectation premium upon
notes has been defeated by the concentration bere Of large
amounts from al pats Conederacy. The flow in this di
TecOn vii doubtless continue until the 22d Of April passed
In New York, on the Goth inst, gold Auctuated be-
o. 5l S. closing 81 5aA bid Exchange closed at
about o. 1901 Il. Money very easy sos per Cot
ing.
The latest Liverpool sdyices March 6th) represent
hzt the co ton market opened dccl Of Ld. Suisse
qaenty under sud Indian advie the decline
most recovered the market cid sing barely the quotations Of the
preceding week The authorized quotations were
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26
RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY THE CUNBENL4xD TROOP. CO.

RESOLUTION ADOFiED BY TIE CUMBERLAND TROOP co.
SC" THIRD Va CAVALRY, MARCH 1878, 1863
WHEREAs, after long ard painful illness our fellow soldier
R0BERr RUTHERFORD, hasbsvn taken nom our mi IN.
R6a0ed That ~ have received The dags M ~ death
unsigned Having been partners or Ma d,nes
tolls and exposure In e s,ducus eaupagu Octse sni No.
vember las cann0t EithhJld from his cluntryme, r |
coed conduct every Glsite Win 10,
entlsissm Of youth yielding 10 the imDusfs pssm h.
away from home entea-Cd tin the Hason
Of devoted GRANDMOTHER and rsnks
company when but years Of Sg, LuaL
brlvelg ard hadhip3 without mufnurng When
% remain vi higc mptny he returned hame and died ia
her. CID he nd hoped % support and
HAPPY his presence and constant attention In the cold
they have laid hm.
There be his rest t'n Christ bids him arise,
uhsC-lts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26

GSO) REWARD.-Ranaway from the sub
W. y eoer, In Lln;hbuJg the 18th Of the present
mJu'n March ny nan HIVES Ne shout Is ODD rather
Oars near SIX iee Inches In hehh very stOu, and
heavy NICK l.s ,Peas repii and has rather peculiar voice,
Hospital 70 ne as u months, quite key be has gone og
% the army With soldera - -
yin give reward o. $50 arrested ont of ts st.,s ssOO
within The State or t00 taken Ia county or ,rnraton
AM IN either case delivered 10 me PLACED 10 m 80 hstI can
Eet a %. lnh<t-dul SETH HALsEY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26

PEssoNAL.-A late Northern paper says Miss Ca
rey, investigation, proved to be The intended bride
Of General Ftz Lee through the lines for the
South the 10Th aud deprived Of goods she had pur-
chased for the purpose of returning South"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26

ANOrHER IMPORTANT LEGAL DEcIsIOS-Judge Feath-
rstOn, Of Ga, in brought before him, writ of
a5eas Corpus decided that when substitute dies before
ae became himself liable TO couscrpon, the principal
seGempt from CONSUMPTION during the time for which
be furnished the substitute
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26
CTY BATTALION-Tbe undersigned hav-

4 IN BATTALlON.-The undersigned haY-
N1 mlary known the KichmOnd City Baa-
on MAJ W N Elot Commanding, has opened a Recruiting
~ r u Ators bookstore MAIN street. and also 1T his Of
hce on Franklin street. CWhig Bu,dlng)
The Command Il to remain within the City forf-
cations -
~ $50 Bounty given. Apply at once
~ Clothing aad raons furnished iron day Of enlistment
A. b GUIG0N
NH 26-2w Captain and Recruiting OfHeer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY FOR

On the 18th day Of April next will offer AZ public SALE In the
Lexington Va my hotel PropeI appurenancs
the LEXINGTON HOTEL
The House contains sc he'd rooms hoCilg from beds
with Office barroou barher shop. bath room, fine ladies
plrlos and two geniemens sitting AsO fronting
Main street desirable flashed style
Of which leased Tor three and the other be
any day.
The House vel furnished and carpeted throughout stu
stel In TIE most eligible portion Of the town
Attached to the Hotel, AMI 20 be sod witt IT, Is excellent
stable, with accommodations for three hundred horses
tache1 good garden lot cen the prem
ises Supplies for the OF the house
which the purchaser buy better teens be pur
chased eseNhere
Also lot Of stock hogs pair fine horses hack and harness.
six mich cows full quot Of serynts ng Of cooks ba
kerr oste dningroom servants &C. Lred
for this which the purchaser hire
further description is deemed unnecessary presumed
parties desiring purchase will examine the property
previous 10 day Of sale
Terms aeeommodang and made known day Of sale. Con-
federae money taken In part for the WHOLE may suit the
purchaser. g. W. JOHNSON,
. Proprietor Lexington Hotel.
March lC, 1863. nh23 -2w
pat Exnr MAJ
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26
s-S1zs TO THE VOTERS of THE
8DPT 4 INsP'R GENE ,ALs OFFICE,
RIOHAOkD March 2l. ls63
GEsERLL ORDEas,

dEsGRAL ORDkds,
No.
l. Parag sph V, General Orders &C. A. G. o. September
1867, IS 80 far amended AS / rea ! AS fill,
Enrong recruiting officers In the discharge Of their duties
der the c,n Dher lined
interfere with wokmen employees the ntr LEAD pper
mines u worked by Government officers,
contractors for the Ordnance Department. with at app icing
and obLng the consent ef the rnendeL officer
yh will be held strictly nsbe for abuse
sion Of the W.
H. The petadon Of paragraph 2'8, Army Regulations
he eby Suspended durihg the existing war
Ill Paragraph H. General orders NJ Current Series
.nde ~ read as filows:
ANY contractor rndsr the Government who shall .mjy
rkmen, leaving with ut proper discharge tsa6
shmen the tmp yment OF another contractor under
rnmen shall be notified at that the detail
scripts In employment be returned q heir proper officers up
rep o the lacts u the Chief Of the Bureau
foe the service Of which The detailc made.
By order,
[sgnejl 8. COOPER :
mh24-lW EI Adit and Insp'r GenL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26
cS0A RRWARD.-Ranawar frnm the snh

OOOO IN Lynehbarg lz@Onihs ago, my man jim sAU--
DERs about 20 years old feet 10 hebtb rh.
eouplen, slender built and inclined be EnSeEnseJ
be here In December as and Is supposed 70 be 40 The
3 M ap0ut Richmond.
sin give $50 arrested Of the State $500 II within the
State 600 tskso ~ the county corporation ana Al
SheT delivered placed In Jail that Get him
nE2t-dn SEfH HALsEY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

offer for sale my House Snd Lot In the vilage of Chatham
(Pyvana Court House, continuing about forty OF land
than one-thd which in woods Seldom is there
for sale private residence better suited the convenience
comfort Of family The Dwelling House tasty
nuthouse good stable carriage kitchen and cabin
we'll OF excellent WATER garden enclosed and the whole
place well-enclosed and conveniently ranged.
Any Wishing purchase the above properly examine
calling the subscriber by addressing this place
may hAVeitermS, &c, made known.
RoBT H. TRHDwAY
NH 28-n Pittsylyania O. II.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26

Thossll. Jeter, charged with the murder of James
b. Pride Was examined in Petersburg on Monday and
for trial The court admitted him to bail IN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26

The Legislature Of Texas has passed bill assuming
its proportion Of the Indebtedness Of the Confederate
States
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26

FRoN MoRGAS's CoHNAND.-The Breckinridye cav
~, few days since at New Middleton, seven miles
ON Carthage, captured seventyfse men, three officers
I'd eighteen splendid wagons. The men we're paroed,
nd the officers taken to McNinnvle Team, where they
'ere allowed the freedom Of the town by Gen. Morgan
Though he had just received the information OF the
apure, in Kentucky of his brother Capt Charlton H..
IOsgan, and bis brutal confinement in irons BY the
Ter Of the Federal officers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26
OFFICE R. F. & P. R. R. Co

~ RICHMOND, Mch 25, 1863.
NOTICE.
REFUGEES from Pred-ricEsbu ard others having fur
other freight In this Comp ms depot II this city,
inform that its immediate removal ABSOLUTELY
peri Of the sportAtOn needed By the
not promptly made BY the must Inevitably be made
rs Coapany Storage will also charged al rot prom
" by the owners the daV after Its arrival
The customary prevailing In this city, snd the
ireights held or sold foe it, payment. 5. RUTH,
mh26-8t Supf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26
FROM vICKsBURG AND MEMPHIS.

JACKSON, March ga special despatch to the " APP
peaP d.ed Grenada, 10Th, says; Dispatches to the
Memphis Argus" from Vlcksburg, to the 18th state
that twenty five rebels" captured whilst tearing
out the lcvee above the canal Bayou Macon is pro-
nounced unnavigable on account Of the snags
One division OF the Yankee army left Memphis Tues
day last lSth) on light draft bound to Yazoo
Pass. The river is falling at Memphis sso the upper
tributaries
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26

CANAL NAvIGArIoN.-We examined yesterday, tie
del Of propeller for canal navigation, invented by
S. D. Cooke Of Albemarle county, Va, Il consists
two parallel wheels, placed in the stern, to be pro-
led by steam generated in boiler placed near the
ire Of the boat The weight Of the boiler in that
stOn will eOunteract abe effect produced by the dis
cement Of The water when the wheels are in motion
steam IS conveyed in pipe to a cylinder near the
rn the piston OF which connects wish crank in the
lre Of the axis Of the wheels This constitutes the
tire machinery. The plan has been submitted to AMI
proved of b. practical judges 1t is certainly simple,
no. expensive, and if applied to the navg arion Of
James River and Hanawha Canal at this time, will
omOte the commerce of the water line" now cir
Inscribed BY reason Of the scarcity Of horses.
Mr. Cooke is a very ingenious citizen, and is entitled
the credit of having suggested the iron armor for
gamers which was adopted With slight alterations, in
e construction Of the "Merrmac- Virginia" lie has
.vised another plan Of constructing iron-clad gun
oats, which from the plans submitted 10 our inspec
On, We Judge 20 be an Improvement upon any nov
giant. We trust il may proV TO be so.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
CEDAR POINT FOR sALE.-In pursuance

IEDAR POINT FOR SALE.-In pursuance
OF decree Of the Circuit county made
On rse D'n gay Of april 1851 depending
stanard as adm ator Of Robert sanar snd in
his own right and others, defendants the pnd ar
TIE Dist day March, At II o'clock proceed upon the preaes
10 sell at public suction Lot Of ground, with the i'm,
oaod on which the public landing that place located ibis
lot Of ground lies lnpediatey the james I've
shaux ferry and and half miles GooehsnS
Ocurt House. .
The purchaser will the with proy ons oond
tons and retrcos referred To 10 the Decree which
stated at the sale. ~
credit ope years with interest from the day
for the deferred psymentopds wh good personal 'ry
required title rev until the further order
the court WILLIAM b. ST MAID, n....t..,.-
fe 2S-ctd&2twi PsACHY z. GRAr AN, oo""i'' CHS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26
8. COOPER,
Adi't and Insp'r Gen'l.
ADJ'T AND NsP'R GENERALS oVFIoE,
GENERAL ORDERS,

GENERAL ORDERS,
In consequence applications made by per-
sons to the War Department. is vous msconcep
ton In regard he inst uctons Of the Secretary Of
tOn the impressment Of supplies must exist the
people that the agents OF the Gov have violated their
insrucons therefore, for the purpose Of removing
msconcepon and TO violation Of those Instructions
Il Is hereby ordered:
T. That officer OF the Government shA any
stances whatever impress the which his
consumption Of his family, slaves
H. That officer 81 h unless specially ordered
T. by General commanding a exgency impress
supplies which their way arrival
Ill These orders included IN the Instructions originally
sued In relation to mpeSSment by the Secretary Of War; the
officers exercising such authority again notified that
acting without beyond" the authority those
s;ructlyn will be held strictly responsible
w. When msoned officers, musicians privAtes
titled tn ul0ugh under the act Of December ll 1861
Of April 16h 1852 have died, hereafter die before the
cept thereof their Representatives shall be Aow the
communal value Of transportation from the point where such
parties ole TO their homes ond back.
" When commissioned officers musicians privAtes,
titled under either of the preceding acts urou sha have
BEEN my hereafter be promoted to the rank Of commissioned
Oces prior 10 he receipt thereof they shall be allowed the
Communication Is provided Ia the previous paragraph,
Or when they 10 on leave the transportation In kind at their
option.
VI Claims aag paragraph w will settled BY %
er Dep tment In the latter Glass; the be Aested by
the certificate Of the 1dng officer regm ch
the claimant belong ed at the date Of his promotion
By order.
(sigued) g. COOPER
NH 2l-lW Adjt and Insp'r G. sn'.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26
The Yankee Version Of the Fight at Kslly's Ford.

The Yankee Version Of the Fight at Eslly's Ford.
he New York HsraiFs correspondence from HOoker's
" gives what puIports to be an account of the fight
kelly's Ford. j says
Our casualties in the cavalry fight on the 18th will
nber less than 40. All The wounded were brought
D camp except ive too severely hurt 70 be moved.
cavalry are in good spirits their affair which
claim to be the greatest hand to-hand cavalry COM
that ever took place on this continent, aud only
iaed by one fought in Europe. The enemy not
lined 70 talk about it. aud slurs or insinuations
ne from their pckets.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26
100000 NORTH CAROLINA STATE BONDS


OFFICE CHATHAM X. r. Co.,
RALEIGH. NJ o. March l4th 1868. I
ITO CORRECT an error into which some
have fallen reading my advertisement
inviting proposals purchase $4,000 bond call
attention the fact that these bonds not rede msbe before
They uncoudtlo al ~ O. six per coupon
boncF, which the State 1omi ply semi
nuay aud the prncp the 1st day OF January 1885,
obligation Of this promise affected by dependant
contingency WhatLger
liz will that besi' fifth
OF North Carolina part OF these bonds 50 have the addition
al sudty Of the bonds Of the Raleigh Ga Railroad
pany and another p-ron (vz $4,000 Of the city Raleigh
Considering tN- high financial ndng Of these corpo aous
not golg FAC that tier opportunity for safe In
vestmtnt has been viii be offered.
KEMP BATTLE,
March l6 1852. mh2t-tlap+ Pres'i
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-26
BY SUMNER 4 ARENT3, AUCTS.,
Corner Main AMI 18th Streets.

- OF THE
r MOST UABLE COAL LANDS
IL THE CoNPEDERACY.
wbes, at pubns Oucry in the city Of Selma, before the
Bank Of Selma
WEDNESDAY, MAY @, 1863,
All the lands bel1 ng 10 the Selma Coal Mnng Company TO-
gsther with AIteam Engine Branch Railroad TrAaWsy Mining
Utensils &c.
The lands contain about t thousand and lie
vAll0, by ort AAbAm with three mi "a Of the Alabama
Tennessee Rivers Rtloaj with bench railroad
mines, and 10 The poposcd the Central ogd
Montgomery, II RAPID u construction
by Prof Tuoey In his Geological So
State 10 be ineIhRut and one portion alone Estimated by
him to eoLin more than gkt lons n tons o. Coal Besides
other horizontal vertical vs, there upon
u Of the Ling nearest to the Alabama and Tennessee
Rivers Rsf threea sel ycal ye1s Of which,
sEld by familiar vita them II afford an neLhaustle
supply OF Goal The mines worked several yea
shaft hnndrsd and city with engine
mAchery attached and tunnel ID and worked by
company The CJahas estei thoroughly fuel and
furnaces aud proved 10 be Of nne quail ~.
The land be Toj 10 Ernay forty and eighty
suit purch and the sale viii be continued day
day until 1uished.
Al the same time and place, VIII be sold number OF NEGROES
Re iced miders.
Trans Cash, and sale W thoutreserve.
~ MapH NJ the Of the l5s AMI tie location OF he
Oels II he fur Lshsd practicable may
found al the ohi5e Of NJ. A KEITH, Sci A., ALL.
ROBINSON. President,
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