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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

On motion Of Mr.. GLAPP, of Miss. the vote on the
bill for the transfer Of persons from the army 10 the
navy was recousdered, Al provso added 10 ptevent
the having the effect Of an Increase Of the navy as
now pro, ided by law. The bill, amended passed
Mr. CONRAD also reported bill TO regulate the sup.
Trs OF clothing for enlisted Of the NAVY Parsed.
Mr.. CONRAD also reported back Senate bill increas-
ing The paw Of Masters Mates OF tho Navy TO $40 per
month Passed.
M CoNEAD also reported ta,k Scna'e bill to in.
erca the mileage Of officers and agents travelling for
The Navy. Passed.
Nr. CONRAD also reported a bill tn increase The pay
Of midshipmen in Il e Navy.
Mr. WEIGH, Of Miss, moved tina. the ILL be laid
uoon the table The motion was agreed to-yyeas SS,
nays Is.
Mr.. CLOPT0N, of Ala, from the Commit ee on Naval
Affiis reported back Senate bill 20 amend an oct TO
regulate imprGssments. Passed
Mr. CONRAD, from the same committee, reported
back Senate bill TO authorize The appointment and fix
the pay Of Chi'f Constructor Of the Navy. Passed
Mr.. CONRAD also reported bill to increase the pay
Of Third Assistant Engineer OF the Navy. n
Mr. CLAP ole cd Isoyiso, which adopted,
that this set shall in its effect at the end of the
war.
The lloase refused % order the bill to third reading
hr. CONRAD also reported, from the Naval Commit
fee. bill to regulate the action of the Secretary of the
Navy upon the Siit1gs of general courts martial
The conn tee asked TO be discharged from the fur
the table, which agreed to.
NJ HODGE, OF Kv.. from the same committee, re-
ported Till TO entitled An act TO create Proyi-
icnal Navy Of the Confederate States Tie bill passed
Mr.. HODGE also reported back Il House bill with va
rious Srlae amendments to provide for the equazi-
ion Of tic grade Of officers OF the navy aud for ohcr
purposes.
Tic committee recommend that tie House do not
ecncur in The Sidtt amendments and ask that the sub
jrcl be eulru't'd to committee OF conference
The Iccomn tndatOrs of the committee was adopted.
GENIAL APPROPRIATION BILL
The llou'G took up The Appropriation Bid end pro-
cceded to vote on the Senate amcndnent, sukirg out
the aPp'OLra lou relating such an uc ease Of the
ply OF soders as may hereafter be provided by law
The House refused to concur in the amendment of tie
S7ua yeas Is nays ~.
Senate amendment appropriating siOO0,0OO for
stationery and contingent expenses in making tde war
tax, was agreed to.
A!so, a senate amendment TO refund 10 the State OF
Loui.lara The excess Vi her tax, agreed TO-.
rORGFGIEs AND COUSIEEFElTs.
TIE House concurted III Senate amendment to bin
10 punish forgery aud cOuntcr!eiting.
PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE.
The House took up aScnatc bill to authorize the Sec
rotary Of War 10 purchase and lease real estate.
The Senate had refused to concur in the House amend
mcn 10 the bill whc! provides that the assent of the
Site within whose limits the estate may lie shall be
Cos'ary TO lis purchase or lease
P,niing debate rpOu tbs amendment, the House
took recess.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
DIED.

N0rEoot, Nelson 'ouny, Easter Sufd day, Mrs ELF
BETH N CABELl wife OF Mr.. Wa. d. UAbt, az ed 90.
Her Iin"As ended through pcrCd Of eight months ard
vas 1T nd Throughout will the mort srssIg sympoT
Sic was kRty sttrac woman In Iers ard
dpost on Perfect 4rsrueSs gave TO attractions pecu-
liar cha m, and drew Ound her 'irce OF ad
mrng friends Though natrc ,uItifu IN her In gifts
-cs, te heart and intellect d!sv red early n life thar Re l.
goa was the great beet ana q hun tncr and In
- year se hef eat ia y - and that ;l
her death h. lis uhuis i've ami oh di=ft CHI d. gou
principle became The role OF her he ell is Iel0ps and
changes not MY regulating hr outward cgndvc Tut forming
ga Lt.rnR character perfectly symmetrical md rsht.n with
brT professions bfor The world Fi fope patience orbeas
tnee edeuia generosity cheerfdnesa the virtues Viii
sprg ON Cys n God and 1--we to her fellow
IA Ia ourcuousy In her daily fenOt only in hes h. but with
Inc eng brightness a. she fet the haln Il hlction On her
sic d. Cudin the hon # DEATH she Illustrated oIt be ut
he tex A. ny days SIRE so all thy strength be-"
when God called he: 20 hmefsle ieNd Ills voice Win I'll i'd
.he dear around whom heart lung Nth
affection, gave back sim Vho had gwen them, with the
iva confidence that he wCJd be their friend and
We canHot Sc IN Cur present site W 80 goat 10 be
repaired hut will be able 10 do hereafter TIE Lord
Sni the L.rd ia agay-Ee not QUESTION Hs Wlsdon
do7bt HI gJcda,s bt be always re dy yB ed he the
rGae Of 10 d." artfeit sympathy fer III; bereaVed
fit Ty all knew anything Of he depart wife act mother
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.

The New York Herald furnishes the subjoiued sum-
mary of news by the Steamer Persia from Queenstown
on the 10th inst Her news is two days later thar the
advices by the Jura and is Of important character
The English Government vas still engaged in efforts
os nsiby directed against the fitting out of rebel
We Is in the Iorts Ct the kingdom. Although the Alex
audra seized by the otic Of CUSTOMS at Liver
pool previous to the sailing of The Jura, number of
men still continued at work on her, making her ready
for sea. We learn by the Persia that these had
bccn turned off the vessel by the government officials
who had taken full possession of her, previous 20 Iigd
tgaton as to her history and destination.
Il said that the tintt had also orCerod ccmms-
in Liverpool TO report all the circumstances
nected with the case of the Alabama.
The Japan or Virginia. it Is now stated WAS built at
Dumbarton--not at Greencck-Scotland, and out
fro the Clyde the OF April The order for her
arrest arrived from London the 4th-the day after
her departure.
The rebel loan had rallied in England and was again
at a premium, with an enormous business" done in
Liverpool on the l0h inst The loan regularly dealt
in on the Paris Bourse at premium
There is nothing with respect 10 the federal loan
in England The London Herald hints that the Union
agents feared the undertaking would not be successful
England and that they were consequently disposed 20
seek TO raise the required amount in Holland
Some of The officers of She ship Star OF Peace, which
was burned by the Florida give full statement OF the
operations Of the priyateer SO far az seen by them
Sac mounted three broadsidc ried 32-poundtr guns
each side aud two one hundred aid ten-pounder pivot
guns-one fIward and one aft.
IL was reported in Ireland that tie abeboded young
men of the island leaving for the United States
the number OF 1900 week, and that the emigration
was likely 10 continue English writer's and officials ac-
knowledge in their anger that these go under the
hope Of ultimately liberating ireland from England with
the aid OF Americans.
The Polish instruction still in great vgor and
activity. The Gar Of Russia had far yielded as TO
offer general amnesty al the Poles who return to
theiN allegiance by the 18th Of May. England France
aud Austria had addres ed sepaae notes TO Russia con-
Veyii G a friendly Yarnng" to the Emperor Oh the
subecI of reforms for Poland. Cronstadt had been
placed III a state OF defence, and the Russ an
army waste BE- increased 1t is dfbat R.ssa vas
to direct her atten ion towards Sweden ior some Oh
ence taken respec ing the Polish question. Serious
evenra 8 were likely to ersue. Napoleon al, NV :
said inquired if Italy could take military part under
certain circumstances aud lad had an assurance to tie
eff ct that the King could furnish 1000 men.
The Liverpool Gotten market quiet and unchsng
on the 18th inst. Breadstufs heavy and tending
downward. Provisions ere dull aud declining. Con
soils closed iu London the lth inst 92i@99s for
money.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

BRIBEEY AT MENPuS.-A blockade ruuner, at Mem
phs who haI wagon and mules taken from him by the
military authorities at Memphis applied TO the Com
ududn General for redress. That officer referred him
to the Provost Marshal who told the applicant that il
was not his business hunt up his mules and wagon
and he had doubt but that they were gone beyond
the possibility Ct recovery DisLearleEed he retired,
"Ct renewed his request the Lcxt day, stating the
Provost Alrshal that If he would put him in way &c
get his mules aud wagon he would give him 500 Tie
Provo, became very bland and told him to call around
next morning and that he would in the meantime make
enquiries. Next morning he took the blockade runner
10 the Government stables and told him select two
Of the finest mule. in the lot which he did, carefully
avoiding those thai branded For S. more he was
permitted 70 select the best wsgCn Uncle Sam had aud
for 81 tine best whip, He get them all of safely.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
vieksburg, Arkansa,-The situation.

We have every reason to believe, says the Memphis
Appeal, that Ii, Federal movements in the Msj,sipp
valley, NV being watched with such intense interest
nothing less than the employ Of every means
PCS lille, even to the baz,rd Of direc assault 10 ac
eompish the redue ION Of VicLsbutg Il is the goal
they are striving reach beyond question and to dis
,sgd th.eateuisgs made may possibly result der-
mentally to cause.
Unusually active movements have been in progress, in
pew dreetous for .ae last few dlys and as we view
,hs sitqs;ea sil abe lights before Us cannot help
s.ar,Gus che er Is as near at hand. Fortunately our
ryplrad ms to meet this last desperate move Of the
eG,my remain undisturbld. lis uncertain movement,
deceive nobody that in the least decrease
our eO6ienee as the result The most important
vantage lie has secured i papabe desperation thaI
may lead him attempt something that his dependency
would have rebeled At three weeks ego This rashness
be overcome BY true courage, aud as We are PFC
pared for the conflict, let il cone,
With regard TO Arkansas the same aper has The fol-
loving:
The Arkansas P4trOtasO assures that si,hina few
short weeks tho change has been magical and that IN
seld Of an a-sembge Of men, CeCima.ed by desertiOu
aud distressed by manifold vi discomfort the
army has been converted into warlke corps filed with
.he spirit which ever eharieterzes goodsodiers. They
.aw have pride in their command there is emulation
ia discipline aud department the ranks are being filed
by the voluntary return Of Gbseutees and sbe health
the troops has improved beyond belief 6enerarErost
an accomplished tactician drills the ia person daily
and bis efforts in making them soldiers have proven em
inently successful.
A shoEng the extent 70 which the ranks have Been
filed up the Patriot m insirs that Gen. F=Ssns 5r
gade, made up from tie eEtrtmi LC-tAsrR counties,
within the last three weeks has bCss augmsnted BY
addition Of more than eleven 4Edici Old mem
bsrs who, on account sesness and other causes had
been detained 9. 4oL+e, have voluntarily returned ia
AeI command, seeking It on foot at dista &c, some
OF them, Of more than two HUNDRED miles Otber bri
gAdes, nearer home, have been largely increased
We are gratihed at the evidence have that Gencrs'
R9ce viii soon be enabled to gi.e the II &srAls soy .
trouble, and employ portion Of ,hsar armies T M.
threatening other points, in N,ssVeFi ere long.
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TO ORR SIIlSCRIlsERS.

10 accordance With aOee uich 'ss 6Cu prominently put
h,d ~ The az sncs Tee Isl January, >6 ha,e ihful
stJssvoei 20 C un Of each suseEee Who vas In
tsbLd subscr eu, N his hands CcT bet eg' svinE
to press business bsca uusvsay,
large secca county II pursuance O. cur cg- Intention,
ssra c,.h Cd etyr BIS bi ard IIrid in ohsb
q, nit before erans his nsue 90 -osJlp Bis
Leeo announced Me papers o. terq-ena 70 vtor ne
h-y b Is but viii postpone the stOpru>, IN s1eh esses
uu LIST OF Juas, lsCj vish period viii afford sup'c time to
forward ne Us and make remitfsHe,G
As conirs. ia " to whcA ill Tr vent the
sending oat o. an reasiig bs duslgg tie pen syWsd
Az papers, Eihut exetpi unpaid TO- ou'te 10, Jane. S viii
b-ssrPprd at day Ia de time our Subscribers are
ryqu urge 10 ws for ~ b b0t TO remit At one
o. the aH0ua stsAtju epat -vE be credited viii
as excess receipt showing The time to vheh 1t pays.
D. yrurt payment shy deuqgeat subscribers, within the
specified they v te al we'd rsy advance othe ED
their scpI,n year, the old Rria-c,s 1t our
tiA sgsr hers esrs where Satisfactory syldeace
be furnished that tie money sem.
sUBsCRIPrION FRICF.
FROM after Ills ds,s, tie subscriptions price Of the W5ig
be.
DAILY year............t zoo:
months .....-... SEQ
for a less period. geo per month.
sENI-wEEKLE year. 5 %
months. SEQ
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BONDURANT, ELLIOTT SHIELDS,
April Is, 1851 Propristors Or ne Richmond Wig.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
TO THE VOTERS OF PITTSYLVANIA

COUNTY, VA-At the alton Ct nany fhends hereby n.
yFet candidate - represent the people
the Sats Senate. Ny duties In The
pres mt re imp by Of the sprirg cam,
plgu which already ered Impossible for me
appear before the peorle Ia durg the
y claims unbiased Teope with hope that
long dence ia the courty and Sefy
present struggle will enle cims upon their SUI
frsges. While the Of duty will dot permit hon
this the election. deem II duty 10 express
extent, the principles by which, II elected will b. gov
eTuei.
Our couniry the mids. Of great Indpen.
trust conscious Il the vast respons bty that
dcycve elected important poti his time.
will be devoted 90 TIE best Of supplying,
with food and clothing, glnt nov In the field With the
poss Bile injury the people, whca ny be Effected by
proper Of distribution Of the
whole country Our amply sufficient continue
present army provided the proper system DIS
Of The uppes acd the means Of lining them, be
adopted
large portion the sae Virginia being tis time
de. of mecess and vsndsl foe the increase
ton consequently imposed upon tie aiming portion demand
will be Jet action will
enable the people to meet III demand.
Lending hearty co-operan to the General Government In
everyh hst relates 10 the furtherane r. with
nergec opulatol a. home ship a State vi ride the
war In triumph and the presen struggle lie brought
rpt edy and honorable close.
ShOul the people cal to this position, will eft e.
discharge the duties OF the oce In sccart
able people II elected viii continue ing
the present strsggls where the post CT duty calls
april 2Oth, 1862 D. DICKINSON
Isp2T-2Ot
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
An EnistolarY General.

Ssp, y, Il. flil has IF late Oeeupiei much space in
he newsI aper His letters to Stsy and FOs er have
filed up several columns which uisht have contained
more entertaining aud far rlOgs Fsoiable mat er That
Major General in the Confederate ssr,ice Should an
derake 10 throw dirt S5~IsI Yankee IS surprising.
Il Indicates m-eh ssure and little diser elton That
newspapers should publish such illusions as these OF
General Hill is not surPrising-rApers polish cases Of
hydrOphOba andgve the size OF extraordinary eggs,
z d and pumpkin
This Is not the first aP Cearanse OF 'Betbel" Hill in
the public prints. lie published rePC TT of the battle
at Bethel and forg.Os 10 mention Mlgruder's name.
StOneWal Jackson LOsss'eet aud mos of the Genelll
who do not fAl back abandon seigs on account OF
imaginary aaGk mOysmenss appear to have no literary
aspirations.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, April y, 1865.
NIGHT SESSION,

MONDAii APTh ~ Ico1'
NIGHT Session.
Mr. MCliAE of Miss, from the Committee on WAYS
and Means repor' cd bill provide for the payment
Of certain claims against the Confederate Government
aid making ceTaIu appropriations therefor Referred
to tie Committee Gains.
Mr.. HEISKELL OF Tenn, introduced bill 10 sup.
ply omissions in the act TO lay taxes for the common
defence aud to carry the Government of the Confed-
crate States. Referred.
Mr.. GARRETT, OF Va, from the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs, reported back bill TO allow Communication
for clothing to militia in ac'ual service with Senate
amendment, which was concurred in.
Mr.. B0YCE, of S. c. from the Committee on Ways
and Means reported bill to increase the pay of the
female clerks in the Departments, which taken up
and passed,
TUESDAY, April Is, 1863
The House met At IL o'clock. PRAYER by the Rev.
DR.. Read.
RANK ASD PAY OF AnJUTANTs.
Mr. HILTON, Of Fla, from the Committee on Mill
tay Affairs reported bill fix the rank and pay of
adjntauts Of regiments and independent battaols. 1t
was taken UP ard passed--ycas 30, nays %
On motion of Mr.. Triple, OF Ga, the vote by which
the bill passed was reoonsdered; when, motion Of
Mr.. CURRY, of Ala the bill was laid upon the table
TnE ARTILLERY SERVICE.
NJ HARRIS, of No from the Committee on Militia
~ Affairs reported back Senate bill to amend an act
for the establishment and organization OF the Army of
the Confederate States.
Tie bill creates two additional lieutenants to each
battalion Of light Rrtiery-one fir { and one second
lieutenant.
On motion of NJ ATKINS, the bill was laid upon the
table--y6as IS, NAYS 25.
Mr. MARTIN, Of Fla entered motion 10 reconsider.
THE NAVY.
Mr. CONRAD, Of Ia, frCm the Committee on Naval
Affairs reported bill provide for the transfer Of
persons serving in The Army to the Navy. Pasted
NJ CONRAD also reported back Senate bill author
ling the Secretary of the Navy 10 appoint clerks to the
commandments and quartermasters of the natne corps.
Passed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
Tar in Kind.

The Legislature 0! Georgia, az its late session, sd,
the Atlanta Coaterar passed the ioOaiag resolution
endorsing the proposed taxation in kinds
Rssoltsi dg the Gsl,sra tsenJlg That they aTprov,
OF the principle OF taxation recommended by Hon.
T. Hunter, ChaiImaI Of the Committee OF Finance
in the Senate Of the Confederate States That while
recognize t. as system Of raOrdnary taxation, We
are equally sensible OF the fact that q
engaged in is OF the greatest gui ude. tx upOu
products in kud aud upon income ami certain species
Of property is the mot convert nj mode Of taxation,
and ui b. less felt than direct iu-ya'ue IL vii!
avoid large issues Of Treasury notes Il viii Lessen the
volume Of circulation. Il vii furnish just &C lie o.
pin e. beeau-e the yulueixed ~ proiacs Which are
10 lecIei as taxes sJri "a pr n pcoiu;er. TIL
products in Kind vii furnish the largest proportion OF
supplies for the srmy. IL vi check Spectators in pro
VISIONS and prevent them nom orciug he Government,
10 raw four fold prices for What &c purchases IL Nil
TcsoyO cou64cnce and credit and enable the Govern
ment 10 fuGd It's debit and retire the circulation until
is volume Is reduced 20 au amount only commensurate
with the Commercial and business wants Of the counrt
We invoke he patriotism OF the people faithful ai-
heeuce 10 this system Of taxation vixen GdOp.ed We
must bear toe burdens, il intend to be free.
Perhaps all the features OF the bill are not uuexce,
tioaable. No work Of human hands i, perfect But,
already there has been e susibl. fall in prices, and
check pa, to iuogduue speculation. We join our con-
bwporsvy IN invoking lie patriotism Of the people
We believe the people will do their part YIN the Com.
Iuisares take Of the supplies after ,hey have been
iaru he'd by tie people, viii they allow TO rot
by the THOUSAND bushels they have do.e hereio!olcs
On this point confess % the deepest so.eituJe.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
A. FRIEND.
CAMP 2D CORPS, A. N. VT
- 40 .na..
Col A. c. CUMMINGS :

70, , n c,,,, April 22, 1863 I
DEAR your eSds In the army approaching YOUR ger
wees 10 lie ned In s carse q ~ as Well AZ your
moral Wo tn I'D solid ttanmen eArnety reou,t that you
viii announce yourself for ts Of Ii ,ut vsrno- 1f H.
gnil att ensuing e'ect n. ~ - -
Your teti7n Of the Sae which furnished 40 MANY y,srt
volunteers and msde many schce IL bloody ugpIe
dere dence Is entitled 10 this Office and there IL ne one
who richly deiIves IT, Is verify Of II than your
SELF We eref entertain The hope that cur request viii be
prtmply complied with.
Very respectfully,
J. r. Josrs. Big Gen Com'dg % BHsade,
T. s. GARRETT Col 4sth Va IufaItry,
K n DUYG'X Ii Ut. CT. Is b Va InfIn.ry,
.. WHifE Major 18th Va In.Sntry,
n. WILLIAMS, Col 81 h Va ReCine.t,
I IL. MARRkS, Col 10th Va kegt Infantry,
J. SrCy. R. hsj 10th Va Regi,
y. T. PAXTOS, 81 X Gel Comdg LIST Rrlra9e,
J. Q a. M EyBOUscH, Col 2d Req Va Infsntry,
EsLnoH 2. COsINS, Lieut. O ! ~ Va fnf.ntry,
Na TgRY, sjp All Va Iniar ~,
j II. | fUAE. Col ST. Va flntTy,
~ WuLILNs, Lie ut Col 9Th Va Infau'Ty
A sPFSGLEs, lirut Col S3i " Infantry,
GRO Housr X, mai3r 80 Va ReF't,
JAS ". DNOsnsoS, Crl 9Th Va Isfsnby,
DAHL NJ sHRvER, Leu: Col eth 81 Va Infantry,
J. i. BRATTBwATE, Maj 4 Chief y LIST Brigade,
AS. NLYDEvRSIEE, O5I Goth Va Rfg't,
l., II n. SSLYER, Lieut. Col 30 h Tcg't Va,
L. J PErIISs, MAJ 5Oth R6s't Va,
D. 4. JOKES Mi Cs % Brigade,
JAS BRUCE Ma N JaEes Brigade. ,
oO--1t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
Mr. Baldwln's Lecture.

The papers an ou.cc hat o. p. Baldwin, E,q, viii
ec.urc at TIE African Church on next Thursday night
lis subject will be ''Womcus Rights fit theme for
us versatile and humorous genius. Mr.. Baldwin is de.
;ijodly the mast popular lecturer in the county
Wherever he is known, he is sure 10 draw crowded
houses. In Redmond re il great fAvor.te His last
lecture, on Fast ard Sow People, was attended by
mnerse audience. The Second Baptist Churca was
rowded to lis utmost capacity; seats were brought in
lie ssles; there must have been 1900 2d0) pee
lie present. 80 for as could learn, there very
general expression OF pea'ure at this lecture The sat
,actiou then given will ensure very full attendance at
he African Church Refined amusemcnts ere scarce in
this city, and there viii b. lush to hear Mr. b. As
everybody likes to everybody and 60 where every
BODY goes let, all 90 the African Church and give the
witty lecturer perfect jam.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

Az AEszvARD PREDICANENr.-&r. Albert Il. de Pol
adyertises in tie Columbus Sun that he recently
IaFre2 Mrs Ssrah v. Pend.etOa, believing from in
formal she hae received, that her husband in the
army, Eas dead Since they have received information
that FSNdetOn still alive. n this dilemma, the par
tirs ave sepa' RteG, deeply regetug the wrong mad
verify done. The ady in too much Of hurry TO
wot-thas all but if her lSWful spOu.e has lice
lion nobody eAe should
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

Tue Confederate doti1g establishment heretofore in
operation at Huntsville, Ala has been moved, by Or
ders, TO Richmond
Dr. Jas NJ WitiieEpoon, prominent and useful c.ti-
Of Greene county Ala died the 22d ult, in bis
60 year.
Pollards "First Year of the War" originally pub
Ished by West Johnston, Richmond has been repub-
lshcd in New York.
The jackson Appeal of the 22d says the stock of sub
sisenee on band at Port Hudson, is amply sufficient
10 provis the garrison for from four to elk months
Gov Brown has vetoed the new militia bill recently
passed by the Ge6rsa Legislature
The Selma Reporter speaks of strawberries the first
Of the season, being sold at SOC per quart
terrible thunder storm occurred in Mobile on Tues
dav night One struck hv lightning and killed
and several others received slight shocks.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

BANISHTD YROat THEIR HoSls-The following Cih
zers Of Nash Eile lave been ordered South by Rose
GRAMS: Thom )son Anderson, Miss Bette Mirror J. W
Baker Miss Clifton, a. Harvey, F. Harris, w. C.
Murphy, b. zee RIckuer, Dr. DuDree, j. q. Andrew
Dr. Cheatb an and wife q. W. Hammer, G. n Fogg, J.
A. Yeargeg, Mrs. iisdd Dr.. Henderson and wife, Dr.
Briggs ar d wife, K 5. Brigham, Henry Frez'er E. R.
Driver, James Kyle, L. S. Hollens, Thomas Bets.