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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-20

and all the people viii say A1ea, Let The
people thus assembled, make EuoWn % AL
the world what Their will expect o. pota
home and returning rebels
Having committed overt acts tney snoulo
willingly and anxiously manifest aisPo-
sition 70 make restitution. Having maze
the effort 70 destroy our lives and proper.
", if they have experienced change O
heart, they should be anxious to salsty
tae aggrieved of the fact
We want and must have Evidence tnat
they are not here as spies, and ready 70
return a. soon Is they get clothes TO cover
their nAkedness and some money IN tnels
pockets. WezRant aud must have eNt'
denee that they have returned TO assist Us
to save and protect 0uF G0ysFnmsnt' oHE
liberty, our lives and our property.
And the old flag that they have torn
down, stained with their sins and tniqul-
ties and With their unhalloEed feet tram
pied deep into the ufre. They must feel
il 70 be their duty and privilege 70 hsh q
out again, and having cleaned and unturl.
ed its ample folds to the breeze, rally around
and protect it as their only hope of safety
from the want, starvation, misery and OPP
presslon from which they have fed.
These things Ue have q right % expect
and demand from returning rebels. And
when again enseoneed under the "GgIS o.
the American Eagle, they should look well
to their ways lest they prove unWorty par
takers Of the high privileges, advantages
and blessings Vouchsafed TO them by the
government
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-20
UTEsT VIRGINIA.-At Rules held In the
w Clerks once Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
County fer TIN month Of October 1858. 49,
Clinton French,
EbeneSer Merritt and Mary G. Ia ChaneeFy.
Merritt, his wife and John ;.

The object Of this suit h to recover Of the defend
ants the sum of hVe hundred and thirty three dol
lars and twenty-five cents C$SS5 Isl with interest
aud costs Of suit.
The defendants, EbsneZeF Merritt and Mary g.
Merritt, hls wife, not having entered their appear
anee, and Il appearing by the return Of the sherh
that they nOnFosid6uts, motion Of the CON.
plansnt, by e0unsfl Il Il ordered that they do APP
pear here IN month AfteT the dine publication Of
this order and do what may bO necessary 70 protect
their interest IN this suit and that copy 81 the
same be Published once week for four GuceegsiVe
weeks in some neWSpaper printed In the city Of
Wheeling, and that copy Of the same be posted At
the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county
for Ike period.
A COpy-Tests: JACOB BURKLE, Clerk.
J.S. WHEAT, Sol. for COmPrt. Oet20-ftw
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Tns New York HrsIS attributes the
over ,brow Of the Dsmocratic Ticket In
Ohio o seopperhesa stupidity. 2
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aWhEIs the lamp holds cut 70 burn
NE Yilest rabAi nay FetnFn.n

Bot returning lie, him egivs fruits meet for
repeDtanee'-let him give evidence by
word aud w0rE that he Tor she) has re-
pented of and FeHOnnesd his traitOrism.
otherwise let him be sent back 70 bis
friends beyond the lines, aud required to stay
there till peace. TolLowi1S vietory shall spread
her white wings over our whole country.
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MAKING martyrs ont Of Rebels does not
work well. Il has proved 4 dead failure
IN the case of yallsndignam. When Burn.
side arrested him forItreasopable conduct,
Il was predicted that that General had
made him Governor of Ohio, he would be
. martyr. Wen. he was martyr, aud
precious little seed the rebel church got
out of that planting. All now If the
good loyal people Of New York could get a
lick at SEYMOUR How they would make
che copper ay a 90 6,
Mrs. Tom Thumb Is not-what her
friends confidently expected. - oston Post.
Perhaps Gen. Tom Thumb Is not-what
Ais friends confidently supposed. Chicago
foSt. geo y sHsssE
It ia matter for conRratulation that
neither one Of them are What their friends
confidently expected. M 80,
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Fourth Page.

Interesting reading matter will be found
on the fourth page of this PsPer.
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Administrators NOtiee

TNHE undsrsiEnsd haEiog tGkea cut Letters Of ~
DfnEstFattSa "a ths estate q tie late Captain
Wndan b. H Parker, decslss1, dDes hereby give
DOties % an parties hsTlng claims against aid
dSbtsd Wfn o1.ne foRTGrd And pay the sGme-
JOHN RARKRR
wheeling OF 1aA. 1sss. 6 aaaiIiS.;
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I'REN0H P0LIEHl-sIhis HIackfuR diva 4 ABS3
~ PPli9a than Nasqn'll kseps the Isathsr solt G6d
Sesis sfseaE ~ 49, e. NJ,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-07
The Naval YietorS OF Charleston.

The Mercury SAYS that the project OF attacking tue
blockading aeet had been entertained for some weeks
The Mercedia a s.oop-oi-war, Of the second
class, built only fifteen months SEQ andmOunting eleven
guns.
At dawn the whole blockading feet had taken to ts
heels" ami our little steamers cruised out after them.
The list shot fired about halfpast seven, A. NJ
Our gunboats exceeded all expectations in their eff.
cheney and strength. The enemys shots glanced harm
less from their mailed sides.
The crews of both vessels acted with admirable
age and coolnes aud they no little chagrned to
ind that the Yankees refused to engage t4cm Satur
day. The number Of bockllers outside during the en-
gagement was thirteen, with two hrs; class Federal
frgates-the Sssg.sha1HaA aud the OHoRdaigaa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-07
HouSE OF DELEGATES

The House wis opened with prayer by the Rev. Or.
REip, az the usual hour.
bill was reported from the Committee on Proposi-
tons and Grievances changing the names of the COuu
ties Of Buchanan and Scott.
A bill was reported from the Committee ON Pcuiien-
ary, authorizing the sale OF piece OF land situated
near thlt institution.
Mr. RIVES, from the Committee on Luuatc Asylum'
reported bill making AL additional appropriation for
the support of the Central Lunat.c Asylum.
Mr. BASKERVILLE offered resolution, which
adopted nsiructing the Committee Courts inquire
into the expectancy OF authorizing county courts when
ever required by existing laws to supply labor upon the
Notifications TO substitute, far possible, free nc;
groes instead of slaves.
Mr. JONES Offered Il resolution, which was adopted,
nsiructing the Committee Courts TO inquire into tie
expedency Of amending aud rernacting the act passed
March l4th, 1867 extending the time for the exercise
Of certain rights and privileges 10 extend the lime
Tor criminal PROSECUTIONS.
On motion of Mr LOJKRIDGE the act appropratirg
ply General Alfred Beckley, for militia services
passed
motion to indefinitely postpone by Mr.. RIcnARDSoS
prevailed.
The consideration of the Extortion bill was resumed
The bill thus far amended together with the subs
tutes by Messrs MALLORY, HUSrEE and +. T. ANDERSoN
having been printed, circulated through the House
The several documents comprise twenty-five pages.
Mr.. W0RSHAM moved TO rccommit tue whole sub
ject TO the Committee, which, upon being put TO the
zoe, was lost.
Mr.. FORBES offered a resolution that all debate on
the BILL amendments and substitute on Sturdy
at O'Clock.
The ayes and noes being demanded by Mr.. HOPKINS
Of Petersburg the resolution adopted by ayes 5y
noes 49,
Mr.. SAUNDERS, OF Franklin, offered resolution
limiting debate 10 one speech OF twenty minute, dcrd-
ton OIL any pending proposition, for each member.
On motion OF Mr. BASS, the resolution amended
limiting the duration Of each speech to ten minutes, and
then passed.
The bill was debated during the rest of the session.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-07
The Capture in Stone River.

The following is the Charleston Nsreury's account Of
the capture Of the Yankee guuboat Isaac Smith, in Sto
no river, the SO,h uJmo:
On Friday afternoon, at half past four O'Clock, the
enemys gunbOlt Isaac p Smith, steamed up the river
and came anchor ite above, nearly opposite the
residence Of Mr.. Thomas Grmball and within fair range
of the guns Of Capt. Gary. The Yankees made ne at
tempt 10 land and after waiting about twenty minutes
Capt Gary ordered the battery OPEN which it did in
handsome style, sending its shots crashing audibly
through the tmberS Of the guubOat At the first dis
charge there evidently great CONSERVATION on lie
Yankee decks, and officer cried out, "Great God
what il this ~ The vessel Immediately slipped her
bic and began hIsty retreat fighting the battery "a
she retired She threw grape, shot and shell with
siderable accuracy, but without injuring ANY Of
men One grape-ShOt struck the gun OF Company Z,
leaving its ongitudnally. The firing Of bat
tsrT al this point rapid and well executed. The
gunboat in her flight came within range of the
batteries Of Col Yates against which she then directed
her brO1dsdes But the heavy concentrated fire from
Johns Island s0an terminated the struggle. Three
shots struck the machinery OF the steamer deangihg
50 that she could longer proceed She then dropped
anchor and her commander Internationally Surren-
dered the boat and crew. consisting Of IL officers los
men and three negroes Col Yates thereupon ordered
the Yankee Lieutenant Commanding 20 send his men
ashore in the steamers boats for our men had none
wherewth to board her. The surrender was soon con-
simulated, and detachment Of force, under Capt
HAreston took possession Of the prize Isaac T. SIN t
She proved to be a very valuable capture. She wss
built in 1851 and carried tine armament, consisting
Columbads. Her hull and machinery not materi-
ally injured and will soon be ia scryceable condition.
The enemys loss in the action nineteen killed
and SIX wounded
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-07
Ernln North Carolina

The Wilmington Journal, of the "a, says; ave are
without further news from operations in this State.
either by land or water. The steamers and transports
which passed SwlnsborO' aud New River on Friday
must have had a more Southern destination than VIII
mugtou or they would have been heard from this
and yet is difficult to account for their being close
ia shore 70 be in sight from the points indicated
otherwse than upon the suppo'tion that they de-
signed for this point They have not made their appear
anee, however have the celebrated 1.-TWO column"
from Newbern aud Beaufort yet shown themselves III the
vicinity Of Goldsboro' or Wilmington
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-07
TELHGRAPHIC.
FROM TENNESSEE.

Augusta, Feb "a despatch to the Augusta press
from McNiunsyle, Tenn, dated 5h ins says: ln:or-
nation irom Kentucky states that Ohio and KeauC-
ky Federa regiment had fought each other fer hour
aud hall, resulting follows: 0hioans killed. II
wounded Rentuckiaus killed II wounded.
Gen. Reynolds Yankee division moved TO AleIan-
dra, Tenn yesterday, for the purpose of destroying
Touring mills. A portion of MOrgan's cavalry fought
them several hours but owing to the enemys force had
TO fall back. The enemys loss IL killed. 81 wound
ed and % pri oners Our loss was one wounded
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-07
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
SENATE.


FRIDAr, Feb. 6, 1868.
The Senate met at nOOn--the PRESIDENT in the
Chair. Prayer by the Rev DR.. AcCAnE,
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
An act to organize Home Guards
report adverse TO the eVpedicncy of providing for
the temporary support of Llnacs who cannot be ac.
eommOddted at the Asylum at present
LEAVE or ABSENCE.
On motion of Mr.. NASH, temporary leave of sb-
sence granted to Mr. URQ1HARr b. reason of sick
ness in his family.
;EAJoR GENERAL STERLING PRICE.
Mr.. DICKINSON, Of Prince Edward, offered the fol-
loving
ReSoirsd That MAJOR General Sterling Price, of Mis-
sour, nov in Richmond, be invited TO occupy priyi-
iged seat the floor Of the Senate during his stay in
the city and that committee Of three be appointed 20
tnform him Of this resolution.
The resolution was adopted, AMI the PRESIDENT ap-
pointed M,ssrs DICKINSON, of Prince Edward, CHRIS
TAN and NELSON on the Committee
Al O'Clock Gen. Price entered the Senate Chamber,
and was presented, by Mr.. DICKINSON TO the PRESl-
DENT, who spoke a follows
SPEECH OF TIE President
Gen. PRIcE-It affords me pleasure TO announce to
you that the Senate Of Virginia has unanimously passed
resolution Inviting you TO privileged seat on lis 6oor
during your sojOurn In this city.
Virginia is proud Of her sons; those who have re.
NAMED home have shed imperishabls glory upon her
honored name; aud Of those who have taken np their
abodes in distant States she reoices to know bnt few
have forgotten their first love. In you she recognizes
one of whom she say without INDUCING in flsone
eulogy or idle compliments, You have not dshonored
her ancient renoWn but added a new lustre to that
bright halo Of glory which will encirce her name
cordially welcome you to seat on this floor.
Gen. Price replied;
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ALLOW me- Mr. President TO return my seknowledg.
the Senate OF Virginia for the honor they havo
conferred upon me-"
The business OF the Senate was then suspended for
few moments and the members seyerdlly intro
duced to the distinguished visitor.
RESOLUTIONS
The following resolution we're adopted and sppropri-
ately referred:
By Nc. D0UGLAs-That the Governor be and here
by is requested to take such steps necessary
make the inza ion of the State Line co.for ia sl
poets 10 the requirements of the Act of Nav IL 1862
and 10 that end that he order and direct Lieut. Colonel
Joseph Sedcn Acting Inspector General Of the Statr
without delay to muster aud inspect each Company Of
said Line and to make complete returns Ct the same 10
the Adutant Generals flee in the city OF Richmond
By the ssme--0f inquhing into the necessity for
tinung the Pay Department Of Virginia.
Bs the sanie-0f requiring all acquisitions for sup
plies or money for the of the STATE Line be made
by the officers thereby the QuarermLster General Of
the State and that in all other respects the
aud discipline of said Line be coniOrmed 10 the rules
aud regulations prescribed for the Confederate forces
BY Mr. THOMPSON, OF so amending the act passed
Jan "a, 1899, to authorize tle Circuit Court Of
Brunswick to allow the committee of John HasLins to
sell the stocks held by him such, aud 10 invest
the proceeds thereof in tue stocks Of the Confederate
G ,yernn ent
By Mr. WHITTLE, OF amending chap. 3, Of the cole
edition sGO exclude all foreigners not in the
service OF this State or of the Confederate States Go
yernmen from the right Of citizenship and also such
citizens OF this State BY decisive acts since the Sc
ccssion of this State have acknoW lodged the authority
therein Of the government Of the s. or the usurpCd
government, attempted TO be established within It's
limits.
BY Mr. NELSON, OF excluding from citizenship, such
such person. obduratey dis'oyal by appropriate
amendments of the law defining citizens of this State
On motion OF Mr.. FRAZIER, adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-07

Bio TALE-The New Orleans Delta, of the 18th ult.,
is grandioquent on the Union and gets of the follow.
ing:
The Mississippi ia 10 be opened and kept open. Not
only Is JEFF Davis be of from his "tsnS Aissis
sippi department but all the country comprising that
department will very soOu be taken out of his hands
TIE forces in the West aud Southwest fully adequate
70 the work before them. At the they have the
Immense strength which the prestige Of recent and glo
riOus victories confer This winter NAV hard fight
ing in the Southwest but it will not pass without re-
storing 70 the authorities Of the Constitution an i'm
meuss tract Of territory and severely plnshng thou
sands Of the traitors ShO have stryeI for NATIONAL ruin
This rebellOus region is to be restored pros
psrity By the progress OF the Union army. Win the
death Of slavery and the vindcsNn OF tue dignity Of
freedom and labor in all ts broad domain life such
the South has never will begin. The strength OF
fee labor Is 70 be demonstrated The elements and
source OF strife aud decay TO gve place the
Of solid Wealth-to vitality Intelligence and harmonious
support Of law. The Union viii be there established
upon an immova0ls basis Zach day the prospects o.
the Uniou cause are brighter. Each day shows more
clearly the inevitable approach OF the ruin Of the re-
beiOn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-07

rsas-Day ts per annun; . for ak RSHihs ana o. per
month for . shorter period.
ssi-vssky par Annum; % for SIX uoUt, 70 cents per
month for = shorter period.
Weekly per - for SIX months sat for no shorter
period. Payment IN Al cases In advance
ApvEurSoOns square Of lines rs eeu for as, insertion
50 cents per square tor continuance Ssveek OF Tr
weekly Insertions per square Weekly Insertions 81
-Rsmttancea may be the risk Of he Publhers In
al cases where evidences the deposit CT letter In The
Pgst once eOutAuirE money.
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NY J{gIrs NJ TAYLOR 4 SOW, Aue.ioreer,.

4 VALUABLE SMALL. FARM OR MAR
y KET GARBES ~ MILES LAST or TIC CITY, on THE
MEADOW EIDGF ROAD, Ar AUCrlON.-We will sell, upon
&c 3rle,, TUESDAY The ~ day Of Ptbru ry, com.
mrcuy It = 0'5i.cs NJ. a valuable snail FARM or MARKET
GARDEN 1ie gtDW Bridge Road, ia Hetric0 COUNT, ~
ni- .''- city, cOut5iGng ~ 1CES Of Aeh Improve
lining the sals 4 mel &c Dr. rSan, James W. Oey
rt-r, and ln she ot Mr.. sylvester habe
improy consist x rauftle Three story Dv e.
linz trick other too ~ WuoG, 'YEliing y
ktri % tao large barn, stable and a other nec-
syry M good order. The ciEuty Of j. property 10
r:, The fertility Of The sod, render valuable IS naT
ket garden.
Terms oGrhlrd cE The balance a. and l2 months,
TO- negotiable nos with interest addict and secured by trust
dcei The Purchaser 10 pay thr taxes for l-s3
feh JAS. NJ. TAlLOR & son, AuciioneerI.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-07
Adult INsPR GENERALS OFFICE
RoHNOSD Jan. 81, 1868. I

Adult A INsP'R GENERALS OFFICE,
RIoHNoSD, Jan. 81, 1868.
GENERAL oRDERs,l
l. The following Ersens armores depot SC are immed
Atey under chsre Of the War Department, ID It's orders will
be given directly through the Ordnance Bureau, VIZ:
Richmond Arsenal, Richmond, Va
Armory &"
Fayetteville Arsenal and Armory, Fayetteville n q.
Clnrleson Arsenal, CharlesioH, > o.
Augusta Arsenal and Powder Works, Augusta Gs.
Macon Arsenal, MScon, Ca
" Armory, "
4" Laboratory,
Columbus Arsenal Columbus, Ga.
ALBANIA "a
Mt. Vernon, I" M Vernon, Ala.
Montgomery" Montgomery, Aia.
Selma, " Selma, Ala
Jackson, Jackson, Miss.
Greensboro Depot, Greensboro, N. Q.
Danvile, Dsnvie Va.
Iynciburg, Lynchbnrg, Va.
Little Rock ATsehal, Little Rock Ark.
Texas Arsenal, Pan Antonio, Texas
H. The stores "a hcated and deposited at these posts be
drawn out on acquisitions as egnaied In seot0a Ordnance
Regulations
III ocers stationed At the arsenAs and depots WILL on N cir
first arrival report In person by the ndng
General Of the department. and will obtain OF absence
him, but while liable to acquisitions made the
noTy provided above subject orders only from
War Department through the Ordnance Bureau
" The QuartermAser Depos At Augusta, Atlantis and Co
uubuI Georgia, and At Montgomery and Huntsville Alabama
having established by the direction the Depart
ment TO supply the necessities Of the large,
under the special control OF the Quarermae General
subject 70 the inspection OF the commanding officers the
pauen which they located Issues from these depots
ons Of chief quArtrssrS, approved b. commanding
(sisnsd) 2 cooPER
feS-lW Adit Ald Insp'r General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-07

Baron RpUGE.-The Port Hudson QLs.) Hrs', says
recent movements Of the Yankees at Baton Rouge would
indicate that no immediate attack contemplated by
them on the former place. They hard at work for
tfyng the latter place Several regiments fther troops
are In state of characterization and have been confined
in tie Peniientiary for refusing to Sight.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-07
THE PRESS CONVENTION

AUGUSTA, Feb. 5.-The Press Convention adjourned
to-day. The proceedings will be published to-mor-
row Press Association of the Confederate States"
has been organized with DR.. r. W Gbbcs of Columbia,
s. c., as President of the Board of Directors
AUGUSTA, Feb. 6.-The Convention proceedings have
not yet been made public.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-07
VALUABLE AND WE'LL LOCATED

Brick pveHnP, the sonh side Of Franklin between Sd
and Alcor We will eel upon the premises
TUESDAY, the 10Th day OF February commencing al o'clock,
p g. the valuable and vel located BkICk DWELLING, located
Of Franklin between 81 and 4t Streets The
Dwelling nearly has eight besides servants accom-
ruodaions-te supplied with cas aud Taer-he
whole nicely furnished This property located In The most de-
portion o he city, IS convenient 10 business and worthy
the those de ring pleasant residence.
cash. the whole, prrferredhe balance
NJ and 70 months for NEGOTIABLE with Interest added nd
secured by deed The and Insurance 70, 1888
he paid by the purchaser. JAS NJ. TAYLOR SON,
AucloneerS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-07
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

SENATE.
FRIDAY, February 9th, 1852.
The Senate met at IL O'Clock N. Prayer by Rev. II.
A. WISE, Jr, of the Episcopal Church.
rHE sEouEsrRATioS ACT.
Mr. BAKER. of Fla, introduced bill TO amend the
Act 10 alter and amend the for the sequesraon of
property Of alien enemies. Referred
FINANCIAL MEASURES
Mr. PHEI.AN, of Miss, introduced joint resolutions
nropo.rg On exchange with the several States Of the
bonds of the Confederate States for bonds Of the said
States. Referred TO. the Committee of Finance.
Mr.. BARNWELI., of S. c., from the Committee on
Finance introduced bill to authorize the issue Of bonds
for funding Treasury notes.
Mr.. B. said the bin was designed to meet mechan-
cal difficulty, which could be otherwise obvated.-
The object is merely enable the Secretary Of the
Treasury prepare bonds which he is required by law
TO issue.
The bill was passed
HEAVY ARTILLERY.
Mr.. ORR, Of S. c., introduced bill to increase the
strength and efficiency Of heavy artillery for coast de-
fence, aud for other purposes.
APPROPRIATION BILL
Mr. BARNWELL reported back House biz making
appropriations for the support of the Government from
February ls to June 3Oh, 1883 and to supply decien
cies arising prior thereto.
The bill was read and passed.
ruE sUPRENE COURT
The Senate resumed the consideration of the bill TO
game the Supreme Court with the amendment thereto.
Mr JOHNSON, Of Ga, addressed the Senate at
length in the presentation OF his views He supported
the amendment.
Mr. WIGPALL next obtained the floor, and the fur
her consideration OF the subject postponed until
tomorrow.
The Senate then went into Executive Session, and
soon after, adjourned
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NnnTmERN InURNALs.-

~ ANY arriving from the States north OF ue TO
tomAe and bringing Northern European neTsPaPer' OF any
person 10 the city coming possession Of such journals VII con
Ter favor upon the Eoss leaving ssndinE the
saze 10 Ills once.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-07

PRoNO7ED-HOn Henry L. Bsnaiag, formerly Judge
Of the Supreme Court Of Georgia, who entered the
war as Colonel Of the l7th Georgia Regiment, in
TOOmbs' Brigade, has been promoted to BHgadie5
Geaeralship Gen Benning has won his spurs" on the
field, having distinguished himself in several battles