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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
Mss MARY sEDGWICk" SCHOOL vii
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Yors Fr.. Ao.lemy who IA, taught p.bc .nd gn's,,
in.ifuiious Of the hf.l grade ss Ys l'st ln tsss
Academy. desire, q position a. 1khthtk Of hAINE
MlTli Z or higher ENGLISH BKAhCHLs. salary n.o-ief
sie Tbs nee. csIaonshs ref-fsa.e. s'.a Aldfs..
LESOCRAIE3 station y, rsw foH.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
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WEDNESDAYS > aud ArtRDANS nom | 10 ~. M n,
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THOMAS CHRiSTY. Prssdcnt.
n n BuL Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
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hon'ins on GrAnd, with ho, air aud fnn-ce containing
10 srre rooms 10 rood reslT choi. shad. kc about
minute from steamboat sEd iVuy Apply 20 ). d.
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
I,HE ELMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE open,

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COles, snssrpassod Ia location healhfsue.-
study Tor students and reasonable tenn,
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and Modem Langnage. with board and furnished room 80
Def half YEARLY .o.on Address tho hsv A. W. COWLE-
d. d.. President
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-11

Mr.. CONRAD moved as a substitute for the first sec
ion proposition TO suspend the sale Of land and all
other property not pershabe, until otherwise provided
by law. t"
The subject was debated until hafpast three O'clock
when the House took a recess until eight T. M.
The following was omitted in the report of wednes-
day nights proceedings:
Mr. GARLAND from the Committee on the Judicia-
nv. reported back communication from the Postmas-
ter General in relation to making the fost Once De,
artment selesustaining and asked TO be discharged
from It's further consideration and that il be referred
TO the Committee on Post Offices, &c, which was agreed
to.
Mr. GARLAND, from the same committee, to which
was referred resolution in reference to digest oil the
laws reported bill TO provide for digestng the laws Of
the United States and of the Provisional and Permanent
Congress that are now in force in the Confederate States
which was read FIRST and second times, postponed and
placed upon the Calendar.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-11
NORTHERN NEWS.

An INTERCEPTED DoCUMEyT-THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.
The following is from the Hsrdid's Washington cor
rsspondence
An intercepted document addressed by Judah p.
Der amin the Confederate Secretary of State, TO Hon.
L. O. c. Lamar, the Confederate commissioner at st.
Petersburg has lately mo the possession OF our
government. II shows the prudent and significant re.
serve which the Confederate authorities prescribe TO
themselves in refusing to enter into any engagements
with foreign nations not to revive the African slave
trade.
Mr. BENJAMIN says Lamar is well how firmly
fixed in their constitution is the policy OF Che confed-
eracy against the opening of that trade but We he re-
marks are informed that false and invdous suggestions
have been made by agents Of the United States at
European Courts of 'tbeir intention to change their
constitution peace is restored and OF authori-
ziug the importation OF slaves from Africa IT, there
fore Mr. Lamar should find in his intercourse with the
Cabinet TO which he is accredited that any such impress
sions entertained, he must every proper effort
to remove them and il attempt is made TO intro
duce into any treaty which he may be charged with
goiiatng sipulatons the subject just mentioned he
will assume the position that the constitution Of the
Confederate States agreement made between inde
pendent States. In other words power is delegated
to the Confederate government this subject. In
the course of his instructions Mr. Benjamin says:-"We
trust that unnecessary discussions this matter will
be introduced into your negotiations If unfortunate
Is. this reliance should prove ill-founded, you will de-
81 ne continuing negotiations your side and transfer
them TO US at home, where in such event, they could
be conducted with greater facility and advantage, under
the direct Supervision OF the President"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-11
1 feyt6g.s CYPRESS ksLAyD, Apru s,lsss.
10 The Editor Of The Jhig: bHtW

Pesse give this place semiveeky paper a. prom
iled fieni OF mine, Wit John L. Bwel hq 10 ten s
public ugh the papers The m has refused
70 take Confederate 70 my knoWsdge. do beeaus
think most rulnous example any SET especially
Mr.. Boswell Who at toe beginning Ct difficulties ook The
most rigid stand and seemed TO strain sxcept
pocket nerve In favor Of eson and
ey In discharge OF debts due him which he
public crowd be ALMOST Tec0nclstle
souhernsm located public Ioadf where
soldiers compelled pass and rep S. daily should
feed them for ther being the only money
that provided bycongess for their pay support Tell me-
n you can would be the result Let another view
OF the suet which being developed daily Every
or should the Government, for the support army
every article food for and horse spare,
n he do not impressng
case pad Confederate Now, everything that the
farmer hs bring him liza gone for Confederate money,
this mon ~ back their claims and at future day.
with ruth their debtors with their el,im, with Us
With Then away goes their e property for when THU war
end may surpu' funds vii be scarce Look
10 n YOU Ia " making men FIl ff i VIZ DAMR0N
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-11
THE APPROACHING STATE ELECTION.
RICHMOND Va, April 8, 1868.

To the Editor of he Wig:
noticed in the Sentinel Of the 4th, communication
signed w recommending to the voters of this State
Colonel Thomas s Flournoy, of Halifax for Governor
Thomas L. Brown Of KanaWha, for Lieut.. Governor,
and John Randolph Tucker for Attorney General This
is good ticket.
am personally acquainted with Coionei Ihomas L.
Brown. lie is a native of Abemarle county; a grad
uate of the University Of Virginia and distinguished
member Of the Kanawha bar He removed TO that
county in the year iSIs When the present war broke
out he was a private in the Kanawha Rifles, company
organized $50 among the first companies from that
section to tender their services to the Governor and he
has been in active service ever since. He Il strict
construction State Rights Democrat
IL is conceded that the Governor should be an Eastern
man, and think the Lieut.. Governor ought TO be con-
coded TO the Central West p.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-11
THE LONDON MONEY MARKEF-The following is from
IL L.; ..l;aIoA March I.

THE LONDON MONEY MARKEr-The following Is from
the London Herald lefty article), March Is:
Business at the Stock Exchange continues to exhibit
varying phases Speculation is evidently rife in the
several Departments and consequently the sudden daily
changes in values English securities were at one mo-
ment well supported but later in the afternoon partial
heavness was again visible the prices from Paris COM
ing lower 1t is asserted that the French Government
haze recognized The raising of The blockade Of Charles.
ton by The ContederGtes heh az is 6eheued, mag lead
TO the arrangement Of peace. The advices on the
whole we're considered favorable from the Cont
nent the progress of the revolution in Poland creating
uneasiness Consols for money uctuated between 92f
and 7s and back to 92 ga; for the account the bar
gains were at 92 49, the latest prices being % 34 to
rs and 90 Z to SO. Towards the close OF the day
there was general depression in railway shares.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-11
Hoods Division.

Il is natural that soldiers who have fought so wen
and shed much blood in gaining the reputation which
this Division enjoys should be sensitive when they
see disposition the part Of any one to wrench from
them that good name. An article published in the
Petersburg Express and copied in the Richmond Dis
patch charges that for time past the soldiers at
tsehed 70 the Division commanded by Gen. Hood have
been perperatng most hgh-handsa Outrages, commit
ing robberies and depredang upon private property
generally trains assaied and persons in them injured;
store at the Hallway house robbed Of 900 worth Of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-11

CONFEDERATE STATES BANK IN LONDON. A pre-
lminary prospectus without any name being attached
of "the London and Confederate States Bank, is pub
lished in the London journals The capital rs fixed at
600 sterling The prospectus points out the GER
tanty of the Ultimate recognition of the Southern
States and the desrabty of having banking facilities
ready for the resumption Of that trade which will be
carried on through new and independent channels.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-11

TO ALL NATIVE BORN OR ADOPTED CITIZENS
OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND. FROM WHAT,
EVER STATE, WHO ARE NOW OR have BEN -,
IN THE MILITARY, NAVAL OR CIVIL SEh'iCE
OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES: ---e.
In vindcation of the patriotism and sacrifices OF our
countrymen in the great cause OF Southern lndepeh.
dence, the undersigned, native of the county oil
Charles, earnestly begs that all Maryanders upon seeing
this notice. will Immediately address him at Richmond,
Va, and furnish the following information, to-wt:
LIST Their names, rank position-ciy naval or
military.
"a Inc counties or cities where born or from whence
they came to join the Confederate service
3D. The company, regiment or command TO which
they at present. or have belonged since the commence
ment of the war, and
4. The names, rank position of those who have lost
their lives in the Confederate seryce-naming the bat.
ties and dates where those were killed in battle or
died of wounds received in battle and when and where
those who died Of disease and hardship growing ouI of
the service -
The last information is particularly requested in order
that the relatives Of the deceased may be enabled to OBJ
tain the balances of pay due them well as whatever
effects they may have died possessed Of.
These facts when received will be condensed by the
undersigned in somewhat the following form:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-11
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.
The Senate met at IL o'clock, A. NJ. Prayer by Rev.
DR.. Read, of the Presbyterian Church.

FRIDAY, April 10, 1868.
The Senate met at 4 o'clock A. NJ Prayer by Rev.
DR.. Read, of the Presbyterian Church.
EXEMPTION OF MAIL CONTRACTORS.
Mr. OLDHAM, from the Committee of Conference on
the dsagreeing Of the two Houses on the bill TO
exempt mail contractors from military service present
ed report recommending that the Senate agree to the
amendment Of the House modified so as to read:
"And no contractor on any route of less than ten
miles in length, and on which the mail Is carried on
horse, shall be exempt under this act"
The report of the Committee was concurred in.
MILITARY RESISTANCE JUDICIAL PROCESS.
On motion Of Mr. SEMMES, of La, il was
ReSored That the Committee of the Judiciary be d.
rected to inquire whether any further legislation be
quired to restrain and punish military officers who may
resist or interfere with the execution OF civil judicial
process.
ISSUE OF BONDa
Mr.. SEMMES, from the Committee of Finance, re
ported back the bill TO authorize the issue of eight per
cent bonds or certificates of stock in certain cases,
which was read and passed.
THE MISSOURI GUARD.
Mr.. BURNETT, from the Committee of Military At
fairs reported back, with amendment the House bill
for the relief of certain officers and soldiers fom the
State of Missouri The amendment was agreed to- and
the bill passed
COMMITTEES oY INVESTIGATION.
The Ho1se bill to aid committees of Congress in the
investigation OF matters referred to them amended
and passed.
THE NATURALIZATION LAWS
Mr.. HILL, from the Committee of the Judiciary re
ported back without amendment the House bill to re-
peal tue laws Of naturalization. The bill was ordered
to be printed.
THE COPYRIGHT ACT.
Ne. HILL, from the same COMMITTEES, reported back,
with amendment the House bill to copyrights
authors and composers. The amendment agreed
to, and the bill, amended, passed.
PoaTs OF DELIVERY.
The Senate bill to abolish all ports of delivery in the
Confederate States then taken up and after discus
sion and the adoption Of amendment excepting such
ports of delivery also ports of entry passed.
yeas l6, nays 3. Messrs. BAKER, CAPERTON JOHNSON,
of Ark, MITCHELL and Orr voted in the negative
The Senate then went into secret session When the
doors again opened
Mr.. JOHNSTON; of Ark, moved that the Senate ad
ourn until Monday next Negatived.
On motion the Senate adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-11
SEVERE FIGHT Win INDIANS WASHINGTON TERRITORY
TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER OF sAvAGgs.

Official information has been received Of Colonel
Corners severe battle and splendid victory on Bear
river, Washington Territory. After forced march of
one hundred and forty miles, in mid winter and through
deep SHOWS, in which seveny-sx of his disa-
bed by frozen feet he and his gallant band Of oy two
hundred attacked three hund ed Indian warriors in their
saonehod and after hard fought battle of four hours
destroyed the entire band leaving two hundred and
twenty four dead upon the field Oar loss fourteen
killed and forty nine wounded These Indians had muir
ed several miners during the winter and were part
of the same band who had been massacreing emgrans
on the overland mail route for the last fifteen years. and
the principal actors and leaders in the horid crimes of
the past summer During Colonel Corners march no
assistance was rendered by the hormons who seemed
udisposed, he says, to dvuge any information regard
lg the Indians and charged enormous prices for every
a.tcle furnished bis command.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-11
GRAND RE-OPENING.


GRAND RE-OPENiNG'
The public Is respectfully informed thst 'e ABOVE
TEMPLE OF TIE DRAMA
will be opened
SATURDAY EVENING, April llth' 1858.
The entire Auditorium has been renovated and considerably
improved The Pros-enium has been emOdeed anu
toge'he' WIN rvo ,nnI1InSAI PRIVATE BOXES
.,,,..,. 49,, ,ontort..ls naee in the city.
,o,,n,xv
,..,. oniv c.Ii The NJ eu,ion Of Patrons Of the
The Manager reeds only Gu 'or 80 N Owe he Is not s
DsmA 70 he % g sn,ordnae persons into principal
positions The Ladies and % hare bsen
unvepy by both Public the head
Of Their respective e la1s y yo0R,yy
LoOh' LOon 80 nw
miss sAIa ~, t tha Na,bvil,e Mobile. Mont.
gomsrI, and principal southern Theatres
IN 80. " y. Dan, {, her macmillan line On
Riehnonds i.vor'e me s,eA'es' IL MI me-
he e'"N"e"'O VI Iorrrr rsrytLy
The fascinating s0a',,, a. s 1pss vDe, WaRs,n
Miss JESSIE nAhsfh, , n......
The beautiful and sccompmnea 1u'eM r.s anu
' Miss MARY ROBERTS
HARRY MAoARTHY,
me N,t Apnsp Songs sO'
WALTER klEsLE
tn. ,.vo,,. Comedian a and Character ni actor.
Z. BANKER.
EUGENE GoRMAN
eE Ivs ssaH.M
P. FLEMING,
and numerous auxIaries. formirga
GRAND STAR COMPANY,
which, SINCE IN, ,, 1 TIE SorTurpy C0YFEDERAcY
nv o.ss I'll, b ful and efficient, under the direction
Prof BsNEDIor
=, a., -,,. -, .r.,.,n him
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-11
DIED..

Al Devoir 10 the county Of Abemare. MRS SALLE A. CAR
vER wife Of Col d. O. Carver 10 the 3d year her Sic
and and four small children Their epara
bic loss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-11

Among the Americans registered in london, March
18th, were S. I. Lennon, Richmond, Va, and 4. a.
Vernon, Va.
The Court House at Shelbyvile, Tenn, was destroyed
by FIRE on Sunday night goth utmo. The records,
papers, &c. OF the Court and its officers were saved only
10 part
Major Elan Alexander, prominent citizen OF Macon,
Georgia, and formerly President of the Magnetic Tee-
graph Company, died suddenly last week
The Government Store at Reeves Station, on the
South Carolina Railroad, just below Branchvile, was
destroyed by 6re Sunday morning together with hity
thousand raiions of bacon and large quantity OF -four
and sugar There were about there hundred hogs in
the building.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-11
NrWs rRoM sAN rRAXcIsco.

SAN FRANcIsco, March 81, lS63.-Therc is nothing
new regarding the threatened demonstration BY seces-
sionss on the Mare Island Navy Yard aud Benica Ar
senal The public are informed of no circumstances
which warranted the alarm manifested by the author
ties although all recommend their disposition to take
every precaution to guard against possible danger.
There are many secesonists in Napa county, though
not pesumable enough to encourage the most daring to
take up arms against the authorities. With ordinary
vigilance at guarding the forts, armory and the public
property, no apprchends danger from the seces'
sionists within the State
SAN Francesca, April l, is63.-The excitement con-
tinues in Napa and Soano counties 1t is believed that
the many secessonists have secret organization and
are contemplating some hostile movement Many loyal
citizens have armed themselves. Gen. Wright has or
dered the detachment of troops at Fort Point to in
crease the Benca garrison Nothing but recklessncss,
amounting insanity could induce the secessonists to
make any hostile demonstrations in this State.
The Assembly has passed bill Furnishing privateers
and aiders of reasonable enterprises fixing the death
penalty.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-11
w r 1T I n Or L n *
MANUFAC TORY.

Ia l. l. =
MANUFACTO
THE SUBSCRIBER is NOW MANUFAC-
l. turing superior article Of fine
BLACK WRITING INK.
THIS made from EDgh recipe and Is remarkable for
t, rdiy. brl,ny and e color j. entirely
free dsgs sediment and will not Id or sken Eve
,p.et Il de dedy sup any sale
The 20 lowing OF the cnHmendstory have
received as 20 the quality Of the Ink
SECRETARY STATES orycr,l
Columbia, March IT, 1863 I
Dear Sir Having fairly eed the bottle of Ink .hIoh you pre-
,ented with few DAYS since feel warranted 10 saying that
recommend II TO those who WISH to ass he best
Very respectfully, your obdtier''i,
secretary Of State.
Columbia s. c.. March S'i 10. 1885, 1868:
Der Sir. thank you fer your beth. Of Lk Kiss good.
peBo- the book keeper once, that he prees t,
Ear sGn which been uDg and consider very good
article .,r ....
coruuHrA, Harch IS, 1853.
De Sir have using your Irk for seera d,y and do
not hesitate that 1t Is su"eior article eonster
SGe. May you be;cme success Manufacture Ia the South
ern cOnfederacy Va, ro.,..s,uv
Disturbing crk Try Dept at Co rmbla, 8. C.
BANK OF CHARLESTON C.,
.... Columbia, March IL, 1863 I
W b. Johnston, ESQ
Oar sTke bottle OF Ink which you have knily sent
has been tried o. tbs Bank and highly dPpr0red
Of II perman ncy Is equal to Its hudy do not hesitate to
| pronounce Il excellent.
Respectfully,
J. CHxl sBokorGu, Cashier.
| EXCHANGE BANK OF coLrMBil
" B. Johnston, ESQ
Dear Of Ink presented by the Exchange
Rank 4, eoua TO- bett h,n used by and we
/ re -ommend It to tie public with confidence.
| BuFus NJ. JOHNSTON, President
| JEssR DAiFrs, Ca.hier.
| LIrGHLrs Teller.
1 d.. JACOB LEyIy. Book eper.
| JJHS 2. Scorr, Dbcount Clerk
| COMMERCIAL BANK ~ COLUNBiA,
| r March /, 1868. (
| W. B. Johnston, Esq.: 1T,
Dear Sir We have tried Ink and nnd ht IL dovs freely
Is Of color, and leaves sesiment Hoping you
| NAV succeed In Introducing IL TO general use,
| We very respectfully,
| EDWIN J. scOrr, Cashier.
| y. 0LIS TAfLtY. Teller
| 2 y CAPERs Botkktepr.
| HssRY L. ScoTT Assistant Cashier.
This put up quarts aud pnts and be had by The
gallon dozea Orders om dealers will be promptly at
'DNe1 Address W. B. JOHNSTON,
,nll-2t Columbia, s. O.
II
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-11
KING { QUEEN, ArrI! lat, 1859.

To the Editor Of tie Wig: f.f .fa Uft
GEsrLEsksYou viii please allow spice In Jour valuable
paper to that WILLIAM B0ULWARE ESQ, Of The county a
oaeen will be voted for 10 rpesert US In this senatorial
LElriet 81 ensuing election.
we have had with Mr. Barwae on the
uoect ut doubt he viii Is US elected and
hou' mesnns 70 dspartge the claims OF any gentleman VINO
nay pc row IN or who occupy the field simply
state as our opinion that he preemneny fitted 10
In the senats CT virginia at this juuctu'e
lie gentleman OF superior intellect end has mind well
ed With useful kniedge having been student all hs e
arr Is Just the man" for the crisis.
Ills hear. and his his mind bis whole SOUL
will be, tchoy with ttr gle
y. We do trust aud believe that the PEOPLE him.
sp1l-n If MAY toTEEs KISG 4 QuEBE.
Enqu!fer will pe.se copy
T0RIAL DISTRICT Imposed Of The Counties Of Boone
Putnam, Hdnduhd. LOgdR, Wyoming and that ldrt ri
RodRe Voting rih Rdndnhd:
In obedience the request friends from y,rtus narn. az
nv istrict hereby anoounee myself q,
spll- aiws WILLIAM D. PATE
ITO THE VOTERS OF FLUvANNA.
l. Wei althorredt to announce IL at DR r. Z
NELSON csndda for reelection TO the House Of Delegates
sp1i-ft'
We are authorized to announce F. II. BOARD
Is candidate represent the equity o. Bedford In the
| Legislature Of Virgil. tpll-d8w
COL D. j. GOODWIN
We tske great ri aSure In announcing Gel d. J. GOODWIN
candidate Congress- the kecond Congressional strict.
well to need euoyy hands, having
led several positions OF public trut In the stae He good
with and hand In who well knows the
people He 10 the for the place
an the soldier citizen know H. and ady.
edly sSy they determined to give him pull
strong and pull altogether We call sn all his friends, In
| and out Of the army, - urge his claims VoTERs.
splO-2ts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-11

DICHMOND VARIETIES.
IL FRANKLIN ST., BELOW TIE BALLARD HOUSE.
LSssgE AND sTkiDEs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-11

ITO THE VOTERS
J. OF THE SENATORIAL DIsTRICT
coUsr.Es
HdyO YER An d HEyRyCo.
Gratefully ,ppre ang che knlnsss aud confidence which Sos
have extended the pest hereby myself
dda,e your the ensuing election In May next
elect pledge myself represent
YOU with fgelity and the utm st Of my abil -.
Very respectfully,
,ps-lu JNo. r. GARNETT.
TO TIE VOTERS OF MADISON COUNTY.
IL respectfully announce myself Candidate
for reelection TO the House OF Delegates,
Respectfully,
ap9-l0;s WA. o. FRY.
WE ARE authorized to announce RICHARD
" WALKER canddsteo represent the City Of Richmond In the
next House a Delegates. sp5-tde