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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-23
RICHMOND, February 20, 1863
COL,. DAVID FIJNSTEN:

NOL. DAVID FUNSIEN:
Dear The uuderslgned residents Of various pas
the Ninth Congressional District earnestly and respectfully
yourself candidate the
Confederate States We believe express
the vishes OF those among VIII, N reside.
Most respectfully.
J. K Bo0r0N, Page county.
b. W. THOMAS, War;. couhty.
MANN sPlrLER, Page county.
W @. cAZES0yE, Alexandra.
b p. holland, Loud un county.
T. LYNN, Prince William
2ist FEBRUARY, 1863.
Gentlemen II have the honor acknowledge catering
Of the Goth instant requesting
myself candidate for Congress In the Ninth Congressional Dis
uIct.
Al the be inning Of the selected the field sphere Of
duty. In that sphere continued until disabled Having
recently been advised by The attending wi be
unit active duty indefinite Of time
with and myself the voters of the district
for their SURFACES.
condpn veil that Of section OF the State for
bids csnyasns the district trust however, that my
raj acquaintance With the will FENDER this
am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
d. FUNSTEN
Messrs. J. X BooTos, and others. fe 2S-f.tkc3ts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-23
MARRIED.

On Thursday, 10th Inst aev Mnnsserods Captain
kAsboLra HARRISON aad RosALfE T., daughter Of join
Srssland, Esq, all Of this city.
o the reder CO Of the brides father, JAMES PAYNE Of
ssn urttns Re nent formerly 81 county Va, 10
MS ,xAhIsfA MILTON f0kNElLE-by Rev. J. Z. AIder.
son. chaplain for 10Th virginia Regiment.
AZ We residences Of Che BRIDE JAMES GE ROE yr
coanty. q. - - -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-23

REMARKABLY FATALIrY.-Mr. David Gray, brakes
man on the Southern Railroad, accidentally killed
Jackson Miss the 9Th inst. Twoo his sisters
lost their lives by the explosion of the arsenal in Jack
son last fall and his father was killed about year ago.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-23
SLOW MAILs-wHsRE is TRR FAULTS

To the Editor Of The Wing:
Letters mailed in Richmond, which ought to reach US
in parts of the country above Lynchburg in less than
twenty hours after they started, are sometimes
nearly week on the way Therei is gross neglect some
where. Is it at Richmond or Lynchburgs
ONE WHO HAs RIGHT TO ASK
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-23
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
SENATE.

SENATE,
SATURDAY, Feb. 81, 1868.
The Senate metSt noon, and was called to order by
the President pro tenn. Prayer by ths Rev. DR.. Brown
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr. QUEsENBERY Where's, it Is represented
that several officers of the United States army from
Virginia who have resigned their commissions in said
service in obedence to call Of their native Stata
at present out of employment and have no position IN
the Confederate army Therefore, be il resolved, that
the Governor Of Virginia be- and be is hereby auhoriz.
ed and requested bring these facts 10 the notice Of
the President Of the Confederate States and express
him the wish of the General Assembly, that if consist
with the interest OF the service, he will give these
gentlemen commissions in the Confederate States Army
Laid over under the rules.
By Mr.. FINNEY-Whersas many counties il the
State WILL in the event OF peace between the United
States and the Southern Confedeacy, be without judicial
and county officers Therefore, be it resolved by the
General Assembly that the Governor be, and he Is here
by authorized appoint when, in his opinion, it be-
comes necessary, said officers who shall discharge the
duties of their respective offices until their
be elected and qualified according to Law. Laid
CULTIVATION or TOBACCO.
The chairman of the Special Committee on the tobac-
co question reported the original bill with certain
amendments, which we're discussed aud the. bill was
finally laid on the table.
BILLS PASSED.
Senate BILL allowing John Parsons Sheriff elect.
Lee county, further time to qualify and give bond Of
olice.
House bill to incorporate the Richmond Importing
and Exporting Company.
REVOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions of enquiry were adopted
and appropriately referred:
By Mr.. TH0MAS-0f allowing the use of the county
ais by the Confederate authorities.
By Mr.. DICKINSON, of Prince Edward OF so
amending the act passed January So 1882 entitled an
act to authorize county and corporation courtsto certify
insovent fines in certain cases. TO authorize
said courts to remit fines courts OF enquiry when
from any the officers have been may be unable
to hold such courts of enquiry.
On motion of DR.. GARRETT, the Senate adjourn ed
Robert Barker was shot by bushwhackers in Russell
county, Va, on the Sd inst.
Dr. Parrish, the able surgeon of the 9Th Kentucky,
Gen. Aarshafs command, died recently
Many citizens of St. Augustine Fla, the Oldest town
on the American continent have been hanshsd by the
Yankee tyrHpts.
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LINES
MEMORY or Ir Wa 4 T. s Ri am W R.sa.

-. ,,.-ss.s,..r TO TIA
MEMORY OF 1T. WIN. N. RADF0RD, 24rH Va Rso'-
Deep for The dead ths grisf must be-
= Woo nsergavs cause to grisve bsfere.-Byrens
When Love, like moonlight on the snow
The snow on Aprils green
Has shed upon the early dead
It's melancholy sheen,
Has shed the soft light Of the pale, sad moon.
On youths cold, shrouded spring that died % soon,
How sweet 70 deck the early dead,
With beatfc lays;-
now sweet to walk with Memory,
The hearts dear Pers Ia Chase.
Dear Memory, with reverend hand
Draw back the yelling snow,
That hangs between the happy uast
And this dark, fearful now.
Thathangs between Lite's sparkling msrning star.
And these dark, cherries days of gloomy va
Sweet Memory, with immort1lles,
=sE Your holy hands employ, a-
While sweet memorial song shall weep.
This bright, heroic boy. 80
There was 50 much to win the heart
In this young heros life,
So much of noble manliness rs=i- E
When girding for the strife.
So much of brilliant promise in his days,
To wake the trumpet voice Of honest praise.
oh fe how fair thy glorious dawn
To such lofty soul: ..-7
Just starting in the mighty race
To greetings near the goal. ~
=
Around the hearthstone Of q pure 80
And justly honored race,
This noble boy, the peer Of men,
Adorned the dearest place;
This noble boy, the peer Of wise and good,
In honor dwelt in lifs's broad brotherhood.
While loved by all the noble once,
He walked the forums crowd,
And graced the halls Of stately ease
Too noble to be proud.
The idol of ambitious dreams
j. Fair hopes prismatic dyes
Were stamped upon each answering year,
BY some expressive prize;
Were stamped upon the years by honors won,
In living colors-lfe but scarce begun
His voice above the forums din,
Confronting reverend sires
Before the storm in thunder broke,
Had kindled freedoms fires.
type of freedoms chivalry,
Yet duty's willing slave
He barred his breast in noble pride,
To meet the tyrant's glave.
He barred his breast and proudly yielded up,
The gushing drink for cod Deaths choicest cup.
The patriot son, and brother fell,
The Despot's blow to break,
Oh Freedom such sacrifice
For even thy dear sake.
Oh Death mysterious reveller,
Such drink you've rarely quafed,
As flowed from this young heros heart
Responsive to thy shaft
As flowed from this young heart at Duty's call,
On bushing folds Of Glory's honored pail
Though many mighty ones have bled
In this unholy broil,
Oh Death! such blood has rarely flowed
Upon our bleeding soil.
The Love, like moonlight on the snow
The snow on Aprils green,-
Still shed upon the early dead
Your melancholy sheen,
Still shed the soft light Of the pale, sad moon,
0nyouth's cold shrowded spring that died so soon
How sweet TO deck the dearest dead
With beat6c lays,
How sweet TO walk with memory
The hearts dear Pere la Chase.
CAMERON RIsoUT.
CAMP JACKSON, Wytheville Feb. 3rd, 1885,
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IN CORRRSpONDRNTS.

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Arscss torsn on bO sids of &c paper o1 not b PUo
gsA.d Tais q rule eng Radiag 0H0a % b hsOeon %
a. Gad oil IN b departed O0s OBITUARY S0ttcss
ssc.finJ Rrss liRss cAdrVSd or advertisements
- Rs caaNt undertake % rsturn rejected eOns1undco-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-23
CAMP NEAR PORT ROYAL, 1
february Goth, 1868 I
DESERTED FROM co. A., 5rH La. REGI-

1 lESEhIED FhOM w. A, 9TH LA. REGl-
~ MENT, Hays Brigade the 18th April Private ALCRDs
ALBERT p dark bali. and conplesOn Tee, asi
inches hgh and Private g. HAM 30 years. sandy sr,
gray eyes, Od complexion, and5 feet IL inches high suppesdo
We In Cha rsston g. q.
3rd May, P,se MAY age % years black hair blue eye.
ford complexion and feet inches high and Private G.
PEARSON - years. black hair blue aorid complexion,
and 5 feet an inches high.
2Oh May wM L. CAMPBELL, age 20 years. light hair, blue
eyes, fair complexion and feet S inches high.
18th July, Private O. HERR, y dark hair, eyes and
sOmpleIon fee. sinehss hga Went substitute In Cavalry
18th July, g. CARTWRIGHT % years. sandy hair hazel
eyes, light eomplexos md feet inches high and Private
TIEDLEs % yesvs hight hair blue fair compexiOn
eet inches high. Supposed 10 be 10 Mobile.
August H0FfMAN IS sandy hair
pexion, feet hish went substitute In Va. Cavalry
JULES kLBEKT IS years. black hair and eyes, dark
peIion, feet lnches high. supposed to be In Mobile
LIST November FRED Young, Pdvaer years sLburn
hair dark fair complexion, feet aehes high supposed
10 be In Mobile.
Is November Private H. BROWN, age years, dark hail.
eyes and compexisp feet inches high Substitute In Cavalry
0ct,b Private LEMNlE, 81 years, light hair blue
crmpexiono feet inches high Substitute In LIST hest
Maryland Line
The OF t3os be given for the apprehn
sion and delivery Of said deserters
JOHN q. ANGEL,
Capt. Co A, 9Th La Esgt
Approved,
L. PORNO Col Comd'g. Reg't. fezs-dlw'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-23

FRoN NAssAu.-Much to the surprise Of our citizens,
three fine steamers with large and valuable cargoes
rived here at early hour Saturday morning. They
Nassau, which port they left OH Tuesday last They
had been Nassau to coal up, aud there at the
time she reported to be captured BY the Yankees
News had also reached Nassau that the Federal steamer
Hateras had been positively sunk by the Alabama, in
thirteen minutes after the opening fire. and that most Of
the Of the Haiteras sunk with her. Yankee
troop ship which had been ashore, and which had be-
come wreck had her troops taken off by bark, and
it said Nassau that the Florida had captured the
latter with 700 troops on board The following steam
ers were left at Nassau Eagle, Emma, Nicolai LIST,
Haveock and Calypso. The latter vessel arrived out
the 9th inst from this port and she Aries, which
sailed from here in her company, is supposed to have
passed out safely Capt Coxetter, of the Herald has
taken charge Of the fine sidewheel steamer Havelock,
aud will in future command her. The Antonica QoT-
mery Herald had proceeded to Havana, in charge OF
Mr.. Thayer, the mate hdrieiton Courier l6h.
MEETING IN PITrsILvASIA.-A meeting of the people
Of Pittsylyania held the Court House, Monday
last aud full State ticket for Governor &c, nomi-
mated. The meeting, are informed, was large and
harmonious one and organized with Capt Daniel
Coleman as Chairman and Or. John Robertson Secre-
tary The ticket presented tor the Of the people
of Virginia Is 4 most excellent one. II is
For Governor, Col Thos. Flournoy, of Halifax.
For Lieutenant Governor, Hon. II. X. Edmundssn,
of Montgomery
For Attorney General, j. r. Tucker, of Frederick.
Thss the fourth county that has nominated COL Flour.
noy fer the Guberna orial chair.-DdHyHs Register.
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The Trans-Mississippi District

We have reviewed copy Of the 7era' Republican,
published at Marshall n that STATED containing an art
Gle which ercizes very harshy the operations of the
commander of that district We requested to copy
IT, that the complaints may to the knowledge of
the authorities or at any rate fall under the eye Of
Congress We have received many such requests, and
particularly from Louisiana and have been in doubt
the best tOpursue Generally wehave declined
compliance from prevailing impression that complaints
rarely attained their end and rather tended endenr
the Incompetent 70 the Imperial heart.
10 this case, depart from the rus-fOr according
10 The representation there is much at stake that
silence might be criminal
Froa the Texas (arshaD Republican, OF 2ad January
ANS-MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT
FOu! some unforeseen cause. there never has been
commander charged with the defences this side Of
Toe river who has been At ell qualified for the position.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-23

Two vessels-a steamer and schooner-succeeded II
getting into Confederate port Last Friday morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-23
MANUFACTURERS TOBACCO.

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. -.
w We receiving from different parts Of the STATE
regular the be brands manufactured tobacco con-
sising pounds hafpouads SIS anil lJs,o which we Eau NE
attention OF .buyerg Our Mr. Patton viii give his eaihe al
tenton to hs respectfully solicit eonssn-
~sA"' W." "'N" ~ A. T. Stokes 4 co.,
ts,s--ln Gary and 18Th ~.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-23

Short, Sharp and Decisive Note from Secretary Seward
His Explanation Of NJ. Merciers Despatch to M.
Thouvenel, &C., &C., SC.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-23

SUBSTITUTE WANTED.-For man over
~ years od and Who win be received BY the Colonel Of
vssia Volunteers VII ~ COO. APPLY
store Of Geo. l. Hsrng, % Main srssl Apply hon 10 70
o'clock. go
feb2}-8s w.. REYNOLDS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-23

w ANTED.--A reliable man to go IS substi
w tute. A satsfaetory price will be paid Apply TO-
fsb9S-It. X. II. DIBaELL, shsekoe Slip.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-23

CAMP JACKSON, wytheville, Feb. Srd, 1858.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-23

tFrrcs RcHxoEp PETERSBURG aAls ,AD CO
Kchm,nd, Va, Feb. II, 1859. p
p ANAWAY.-A Reward OF Twenty-Five
III LIARS viii paid for the spprete nj and delivery OF
SANDY slave who from tag m1oyment OF this o~'
paDy .tost the I'm Of January last q. wa. hired fro" H.
Hoome Of Frederic sours Va. The above negro was IN
- = JAMES o. LAC HT0S,
tsis-a~ Bupta cisfk.-
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Oermifdste Sfacbridbtcm.

90 lollte es a6erau a.
Dent aus SapsspllIs, &Y erfGbrt man,
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1900 }ub errt6tsr werbeu, lomit ibrr jepe
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Blahenraum BON PIN. p Wfil. Qaabratlu6
entbalten. Inl6IisBtnb az benletbsn nah
Otter, miro elm NebenpIab fir Se6suSpars
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ipslGer bt Ger Gtefe ION circa 1000 GnB cine
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ten 9sidolen Durbe. Die n19ertn @tmielbeiten
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ban letnta yeGImsnt3 81 netinfa. Die Dam
4teuttnant ab9CnOmmene Nnftru4r, bas i6m
uuO Der Wamf6aft G%erunbte GieI0 unb bic
ltBterer 9tbGriee MunttiOa tol!rprr niat 5us
ridcl Itattet. Dlm esib90enen GlratdtlAsn
@Qleaten walDen lOfort Die 2sinflsIper uni
SGuRs auSge;p9en !nD cteit mit9enpmmen.
Dag %gFrrfhnftlitbe @'ebaupe ;eiat oiste Gpus
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fen auf GireidiideS Wsbtet aetruu9tn ipareu,
betraBf stma O}eIle.
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Nnn M~apnahannpH.

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bte 81. 9. Srtbune msloet, paB cine BON Gen.
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f6rt!ten babe, auf @ulpeppsr uap Ocrbcns-
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Benn bic SaGe po6r 1T, III fe pidttg, -
s0rausseIbt, bab es lt@ ntht am cine blo5e
Ea3,Ia baubelt, lunbern bic ppn S.enentat
Ssfsbtiete SeereSabtbetlun8 fart 9enu9 TT, um
weltere Spsraticnen Dur5une9men. 0proOnS'
bile In 8srbinbuas nit charlottesville btlbst
ben SGlafiel Dec SGsnanccabtGales. llsbsr
bort aebt bic 8ir9tniIAe @entraI6abn Son
MtGmOno mad Gtaunton. Sn bieIe miinbet
Oct @orboaspiIe bic Orange Msranbrtas @t'
lenbabn unb auberbem faGbrt cine Gtifnbebn
mad 6~reberiGsburg. 8Dm SGben aus auges
1eben bilbet G5propnsbiQe bic BaltS fur a1e
SfenVpUpevattOnen Der &ebsIsn tn ber &tGz
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8erGnoeruHg bes btSber nit 70 1bie6tem
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