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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-26

SbI nNN FOR the ROSE Hill -, fA a 5si,
~. usS an Iora I.Iand good Building. Wood, VI
nd git Including Stock Tools Furniture snd Siop' III
on he owner JAMES FLAGLEA No 100 btOso"S' =" WV
Hat store New.YoIks ----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-26
xTAIJjABLE PROOKLYN REAI

TATE FOR .ALE.
- 10. ~ Q,opnd between Puturm and MEdisOn bfank'
a., ~ a EeSfo-d.nvs s.oss, NO 2i2 tnlion-sv. 49,,
T,s teestory and basement Bhck houte' IN "i'"As''
i.ge With two lots Of ground on Jndsonay or
800 r.s. 49,, Cemetery, This properly VIII pay IL per
800, sI.udiI tbTee.fbTy aud basement, Of0wnslone
mont opts ~ Hewesst e4 Lee Az Tbs hoa'e ~ Do
~ IL g. one of tbe be 4 houses ga the Eastern District
:, d,,ir,blv aeaoted for large family House nos 10
"a ,ud 29 pfssidelts,. Bfookyn very valuable uIe
,ety brick House. and three iot Of Iand on ,he 80
81. If hvrtle.,y betw sen Frankhn and kentAvS a
nnulher Of valuable lots either BY tho biocS or
In. imuedia. vicinity Of Leeay Chufch ana Ohep
pnnd m, above " III be sold cLeap, end on ssty teimt
Apply TO- 'Oi'At ns's, 6rooEIyn T. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-26

$4,000 H %1 1 n%X 20! sf s' p 4: 5 A.:
~ t,i1,s cs,.dxtures water, &c. In ihst Ihte olo
sito,ad on Van Brunls,, between William ana dsI No
l39 Pesn.s., Nsw-YesL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-26

The new Crop--Thc new CGptain-Gcne-ni-
Important from MexieO-Ths French
vanguard Defeated b. Mexican inssocs
nnd Iancers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17
TRIRUTF OF RESPECT.

Al, ,,tl,v Of ths oheers the Isl Frg IA kesnh[ ~
- ny,d, JohnsonS Wal. hell Al lamp near oi'oA
Pord CrSnre eounty Mondsy Decemssr ttai 1908;
o. ,otIn an. A J. richardson Eas called - me VAALi ~1
Il,ut prury Lacy requested 30 act Is secr1tary. 49,.
r.. On irasn aimed TIE OBJECT Of tAe meeting % S, 70
raas uon e1p Of roget a. the desth Of lieu
a II WALrOS, Who killed IN aeuon near SArLe''S Nls
$751; ls6S. ,,r.t.- 7 d F.,
zsrald Cans z gsPdest and Surgsyp J. Deans Nee sP
ponied prep are resolutions sho having retired returned Aha
reported the follow az preamble aad resouuonss
Whereas IL pleased Almighty God Ia his nieraisoe Pr9v
denos !. remove from midst Lieut. Dol T. HALtot Hno'
for las mont1s ably commanded We R-genH
KAuanty several engagements with y enemy,
his duty N TIE hed oner1g up MS
nobe saorihc- Of country Therefore,
Resolved ls Whe deeply lament hs loss and mlss DIS
any ior nd darg sp t. Which, In time OF peril ard danger
oonspcu7usy, inspirSd Hose te led = aee
daring without rope, nee unern
eonda0t both camp and IN the hd showed thai he
acuated bed from the word Of GOD, and We De-
Hege % loss has been bic gain. -,
Res5Ved lost n him abs commander me
srVes an ehent and gallant ocer would have adorned
sun hlEher .siuons butfor bis IN i- ely end =,
Resolved ghi lAmeut his DEATH vel eunnae NJ
tas ana endeavor snta unsued that reputation which
hiB gallant cunduct has voa for those - Commanded
Resolved Weteuter 20 bis bereav family our sym
pathss their ciion rscommead them 20 dim WOO has
promised has0Nnd NE widow and father TO me IA
Resolved 5h rhAi copy hess resolutions Be sent to the
Richmond papers pu6heAon, and % the family OF TIE de-
saAssd.
On notion the meeting adjourned.
carr. A J. RICHARDSON Chairman
DUEY LACT secrstary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17

,,..ep N. power and patronage Of the President
There are many persons who will see in this result "
on. spec al references to the present Executives
thing that very much oommends the measure. Ia no.
ing substantially into our form Of gOvernrsT The Ell
eCutvs system OF the United States ~ Inflicted upOr
ourselves the worst and most daI rous of tha
Constitution. It only to look to that I'M
fortunate country Do - to see how easily Presden
may become -sspOt On general grounds, and at tn
proper tie we hope to see the Presidential Office strip
ped Of all power and patronage, or wholly abolished
Whether the measure now under consideration will &C.
compish good enough to justify the innovation is 10
Congress to determine The objection that it will un
duly augment the power Of the Senate Is singular one
when we consider that Senator's the ENJOYS Of States
and the States are meant to be sovereign.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17
The Late Senator YanceY.

Among the fine addresses in Congress yesterday,
ELECTED by the formal announcement OF the dsa'h
of the late SENATOR Yancsy, those of Aessrs. Ora
ham, of Texas and Preston, Of Virginia, in the House.
were particularly noticeable for their beautiful and
touching appOsiseness Of thought and expression Mr.
G. evnsed powers of elOquence which els moaesty has
heretofore concealed from the House. while Mr. Preston
added to his reputation for gifts of oratory rarely pos
sessed The speeches of other gentlemen were also
worthy of the great theme-fo indeed, the character
endowmsn aud services of William L. Yancey form
theme ample enough for the exercise Of the largest In
tellscts and the hpppiest faculties of speech.
We did not hsve the good fortune to hear the ad
dresses in the Senate, %
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17
Lincoln's Proclamation,

Resolutions we're introduced in the House OF Repre-
SentAVsS yesterday expressive Of the derson Defiance
contempt and detestAton excited BY Lncolns procAma-
ton PrsrDg pardon to the people Of the COnfeder
States but the suggestion that to dignity that dOcu
ment with any notice would be to give undeServed
Importance and that the most expressive way in which
the Representatives of the people could exhibit their
contempt for it. would be not to notice 1t at all they
at once laid on the table. Lncoln's fret procA'
nation ordering the Confederate forces to lay down
their arms and dspere, had the eec. of causing ten
fold their number to spring to and rally to their
side-so this his latest effort in this way, a6se.edy
based upon the presumption that about exhaust
ed aud ready to submit VIII be answered by such an
augmentation Of our Of resistance will evinee
tat our resources and energies nexhaustble as
our purpose is unoO querabls. The Congress now in
session. by it, acts and armies in the feld BY their
dseds win make such response to the insulting proPo-
sails of the Yankee despot az on'y, they deserve.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17
In mn,;on ~
On n NV Gr GRAY, the bill 20 organize q s9-
EeI7 4rt was postponed until the I'd MONDAY ID

Un I NJ n GRAY, the bill 70 organize q s9-
TSY 4rt was postponed until the ID h0nOay u
The bill in relation to the Court Of Claims took the
Mr. CHANBLIsS, of Va introduced resolution in
.tfuotipg the Committee Military AhAirs to inquire
into the expedieucy Of allowing families Oh soiolsrs
Who are refugees 10 purchase one ration per day from
the nearest Post Commissary. Adopted: .,..,.
Mr. RUSSELL, Of Va, submitted bill TO iscilta1e
the raising of means to carry on the war;
Special Currency Committee and ordered 70 DC Prn'eu
Mr. GIRNErf, of Var submitted bill, which was
raferrsd to the Committee on Ways and Means to allow
the tax in kind Of cured bacon to be commuted IN cs
tain cases. .,,.. a. L.
Mr. OHAMBLISS introduced bill to facilitate the DE-
lection of frauds in the Q1artermaster and Oommissary
Departments. Referred.
mes,ape was received from the Senate announcing
the proceedings Of that body in relation to the deatn
| Hon. WV. l.. YANCKY. -
Eloquent and appropriate Gu oges we're delivered on
the life and character # Mr.. YAscEY by Messfs Ohl
TON Of Ala. MILES, g. o., GRAHAM, OF Te1ss
| FOOTE. of Tam. PRESTON Of Va and LEWIS, Oh "a
The following resolutions, introduced by Mr.. OhlL-
/ TON, were unanimously adopted:
Resolvsd, That the Houfe Of Representatives nave
received with sincere regret the announcement OF tq
death, on the 9th of July last. OF the Hon. WIN
YISokY late member OF the Senate from the sta 0
Alabama and tender to the family OF the deceased IN
assurance OF their sympathy With them under the De
ras v.rnent thew have been called upon to sustain.
Resolved That the Clerk of the House OF Represen-
tatves be directed 20 transmit to the family OF M
YAxcEr a certified copy of the foregoing resolution.
| R.soI,ed That as mark Of respect Tor the memor
| of the deceased, the House do now adjourn.
/ The House On adjourned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17

A ain Rr. H. BussnshAn, o. ruefd,y ,. No Hines,
49, IN etb Of pece-t er leof rDpra N, e.th
=, - Tl,h year u her tga, Mrs ~ i.is.. 40 pe,lng
- : 80 40 eoaspioaous an - e-1lA00 -
mere hs 80. \ i've d o N CaronnA and ne 49,
~ ~ re, al thru shsd OF E-n OF hAt ~ .-ysral
1899 ths lats John W. kPPes Eeo ~ ,h,soas =
ne soo - tre House OF Reorea entA iVei % - o5,r-
80 senate Of Unite States ns - -, siverslhed
$500 nh 81 orde- and her intosn A, - - cheer
:. he In q md lr-co Of hef a. every
e-lss-s a. oooqliN ss rends "a - ~ s,eiety more,
~ sntoved me Occnt pieAAe - o. - thtr.-
y, - I'M "a son er .ng 20 the soe, Of an
49, .,,rv her rtsid 1as been me ~ tle love Of
- - o. hosp tally promPe nol ~ - heart
- .r,ar atnx ire bat eci =, ANN mt N
49, "a mi 20 Of worldly dis ineto - BE 6einK
= M ~ the tIut Of rational eu -. more devoted
:. more conscientious an IN - 10 her ma
70 JnsASe -svoi.,cs and hneahJ $3.50 Ne,
ssb,r -, Food deeds she gave rsey 200 hsd
-. a. roor and ter tynaP es1y 49,. -,arshuli
=. - ~ rnf runAte Tue M ~ . tr-cys b
oisadei IN ~ - .i,p OF : lser.ul aad COM .Nso-y
- 49, s.tan,ef rcnnru fen-e ~ - rris.o
49, - 81 YEA 8 Mrs D. vas melo - devoted
y cse a. Christian, she was ,on'stes NJ "a nc
..if denynE. In al me FeiAt 1000 an
hanote Ao5 A. wife AID mother AZ a reAton, is -
~ 80 - tns o-ner Of many serNAnl no Ss,- :, M
,4 - sxeop.ary POSies1 ng - many ~ 49,, a.
49, - - rreaiiy beloved By her family ana
80 n A hxaly esteemed BY large elfoie o onnr
~ ,,nss ~ character attractive ana - IsnS
49, h. ,svs ere AID alsAys saliary me ue~'u VI VI
40. enaovel leaves = vo1 not easily nist ,,a. N
II L1,aa her WIN NhfistiNn
,-,,t,o7 she as conscious Of aPProAc ing
$50 \, r.v % oaes.i1n relative O. her taofe ssAte,
T9sr-d a. y right, that Jesus va p'e00N -
s,r ,,,l viii rsst t-e empire OF decay,
Whsn ums 10 Ger and sorlds have passed away
Ooid m a. du1t the persisted heart may ne,
But thai which warmed Il once can never wv Il
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17
Substitution.

The declaration freely m de in Congress that there
was no contract between the Government and those
who have furnished substitutes approaches very nearly
bubble; for if there not what the law techni.
cAy defines to be contract it cannot bs denied that
in passing the law alloWi substitutes to bs received
with promise that the principals would be discharged
in framing regulations for the acceptance of substitutes
and the dismissal of principals in permitting money to
be paid and then in mastering in the substitute and
mastering out the principal the Government gave its
sanction to the transaction aud entered into an engage
ment and pledge that it would be held valid 1t was
solely the Instance and under the guarantee of the
Government, that money was paid There may have
been as have said, technical contract in all this
but there was an engagements guarantee pledged
word and these, on the part Of Sovereign, should be
as binding as q contract The Government may have
done very foolish thing, and think it did when /.
entered in,o this engagement the terms and condi-
TORS involved, but Il cannot correct an act of bad
Judgment by an act Of bad faith. II may il /. please
advance the sge of CONSUMPTION and by thus rendering
many substitutes liable in their own person, rghtfuy
aim servics Of the PRINCIPALS but unless this Is dore
the money, paid at the instance Of the Government
refunded the forcing into the army of those who have
purchased right to be out would be an act of perhdy
of which should lament to see this young Govern
ment guilty
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17

LITTER FROM Col. SfRnsnr.-Ths IsdanspsRs Jour
nal publishes the following extract from letter Of Col.
siresht. dated LIBBY Pfsoa, Nsv, Tth:
"Ay hsslsh remains good, but aaurs yes that ~
imprisonment ID becoming very painful / hops yes
will see tie governor and tell bin thai humanity d.
mands that something should be iose 10 sfss. rsass
Of the prisoners held here for II hsrs winter here
very many will not survive until spring. rsr noP
particularly 10 those who less prepared 10 stssd sssh
hardEhps iban myself, for assure yea have nee tho
least idea of dying in Rohnond Sons sfhs fSssnds
here ds,are tha. prison life only 10 nprove ny
health and spirits. l wsh ctud say such Of all the
prisoners here. cannot write MORE Yoa must con
slider eli say about the suffering here Ia tho fullest
sense Of the terms used. .- .s
Truly your friend A. d. AsIIaHys
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17

JUsncx TO BhIsADK.-A correspondent Of th1
Richmond Dispatch stated that Rsyaolds brigade was
the which broke and run from Lsukout Mountain.
The Atlanta Register makes the following correction,
"Wben the Yankees sams within one hundrci ys,ds
two brigadm on Reynolds' rghs gave way. M right
Of Rsynods brigade falsrsd for An instant; sat hs
General passed to the froat and exclaimed ivirsinia
and North Carolina expect you to 10 ysur duty to-day
The men gave thrse cheers for old Gaulsy, and again
Reynolds changed bis front With psrfse, order a. sooi
IS the breates on his right gave way. he held that
position for an hosr and ball. and the Last that re-
tired from the field, and thea in perfect order. We
have heard many o,mmendss.aas Of Colonies Wade and
French OF the Virginia regiments, aud Of Col. Hardy,
Of the North Cirolinans. French b dignity wounded
BY fragment Of she'll The loss Of the brigade In killed
and wounded was about seventy"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17


Haimsn from command, that order would not pfebs~
bly, have been issued aud In view o. the letter u zen.
Bragg, of November l5 1t 10 not deemed necessary
the honor of Gen. Hindmsn TO the Interest OF tne
public service that the inquiry asked for soud Do IN
stitutsd."
enclose you special order directing you TO erors
for duty to Gen. Bragg. ,i1rs
Very respectful ly, e- -
Your cbedient servant, ~
s. COO,si, 4, SD l. g.
HEADQUARTERS DRPAHfnExz n
MIssIos RIDss, Iov. fs, lsos J
Mn. PR.nDrsf: After your action in the caso Of
Lieut. Gen. Polk which to has been entirely sat1-
f,c,ory feel Il duty as It Il pleasure, to reqsess
similar action your part toward hsj Gen. Hindman
This officer, will appear from the official reports Wa
conspicuousy disting Che-amauga for gallant
~ and good conduct And nothing but the neesssity
for uniform discipline, prevented my overlooking the
previous affair for which he suspended.
From what have heard urt f6cialiy the General may
prefer not to serve under my command bat 10 only
jus. for to add that he possesses my fullest conf
derce most gallant soldier and exsssnt discip-
marian. am sic, very respectfully,
Your obs serv't,
(Sigred) BaAxfoH BRAsa,
General Oomdg.
r. III, rxcsIiercv. Jeffereon Davis Preddent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17
TIE woLD on TEE TaluvRr Rsroa,.-Ths New
York World says:

THs WOMB on TEE TaILvRr RsPoRI-Ths New
York World says:
Ne nation has any reason 70 be jubisnt over he
finances which 10 running in debt At the ras Of Ave or
six hundred millions year. and which can look forward
to definite period when this inmsnss and sxhallg
drain upon its resources will cease. Acsssdlg 70 Mr.
Chsfe's figures and estimates our national lsbt viii
amount on the lst Of July, 1854, 70 tI,esssso eel.
and on the lat Of Jsy, 1855. 70 ta,2sl, sss 100
Divide this last sum BY fosr, and il gtvss Tie
excess Of our annual expenditure over ear
annual income: No ingenious theoriing or skin
Ia marsbalieg figures can blind discernlnS nsa 70
the alarming consequences of this gigantic accunulatios
OF debt Mr.. Golden, who b one Of the sta,shsst
friends of this country the ether Eds Of the Atlantic
and who has one Of the osart heads for lnsnse a.spg
living statesmen, alluded in bis recent peesh st hsssa
dale, 20 our expenditures They are mistaksl," 10
said 'f they think thsy carry on civil war like
this, drawing million from predsstvs industry,
"and spending 200 900 or $500 900 900, rit1sui
terrible collapse iSf~ and crssi prssks+
I" ton in every part Of the community"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17
To hi. EroeIlercy, Jefferson Davis, Preddsns.
RICHNoNp PURLIsHERs AND PUBLICATIONS.

=
The two most active publishing houses in the South
seem to be those Of Messrs West Johnston, Of Rich
mond, and g. Il. Goe,zel b Co., of Mobile. The former
house publishes very handsome weekly periodical
called 7hs Record which, as its names implies, devo-
ted almost solely TO the condensng and Oh
facts events laws passed. statscs and all such matter
a. will be needed by merchant statistcan statesman.
In externa The Record is the pretest and neatest Pc.
riodcsl in the Oonfedsracy. In s contsnts, NO have
re,son to think shat nothing Is omitted Ct importance
or interest to the student and nothing recorded which
has not some authoritative sanction. To the future his
toriau, this Record VII be Of the highest uses.
The Southern Literary Assss1~, now the Oldest and
almost the only monthly len TO the Seuth though d.
mnished Of s fair proporons and no longer present.
ing fair complexion as of old, still exceedingly
vigorous and interesting in conduct sad contents and
contains ssriaiy the ms elaborate and thorough mar
raive Of the which has yet been written Perhaps
the author skstchDg Virginia on magnificent tsae,
may possibly DO rsprosched with leaving 100 little space
| for her admrng sisters. rE
| Goetssl 4 Co. have announced q monthly magazine
in preparation, to be under the conduct Of lac
city contemporary, j. N. Carbon, whsss sxps-
rence editor, spnt rom hs high rsps,a.on an
economist, would seem 10 guaasses for 10 most adj
mirsbs periodical. Whether The publication Of tAia
work has besl csmmeaced or nst II not in our power
| TO say. Ithss not reached u. 30 ~ ..l..1L
Ayers 4 Wade, OF Richmond, nas q lively Dio1shal
weekly, called The NustratsS Wsskiy Nsss, wkloh Ia
conducted with much spirit and % rspsrtsi - sjsy An
enormous circulation. Tbs Hagssiis, another weekly,
of the same city, is raid 70 enjoy anilaf aessss,
though relies the naked merits Of III letter pres
without resort to the sensuous In the pictorial feature
Of its contemporary This periodical Il under the cor
duct of Mr.. James d. HcOsbs, young whsss q Ans
,ents who has lately Published ssn Of rhetorical -
nance, entitled The Ail.-d~ Camp The materials Of
which drawn from present War Of Iadapsnisnss
beginning with the Isasgunl Sssns-tAs bsnbardnsni
and surrender of Fora Sumter. Aborns uader ssrtAr
defects Of plan, the execution H. nsvsSthaen Manage
with spirit and success and 10 good Asts thrsughost-
The Charleston and South Carolina reader win perutf
tho in and about venerable city With te
| curiosity and interest-ChGrissfon HsrEgv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
WEDEEsDAY, Dec. Is, 1858.
SENATE.

Payer By the Rev. J. H. Edwards, of them. &
Church. ,
Mr. DOUGLAS, from the Military Committee, asked
and obtained leave have bill printed for the organ
1.ton of Safe Guard, which he was then writing.
Mr. DOUGLAS presented the petition of W Clarke,
praying 10 be relieved from fine imposed on him.
which was referred to the COMMITTEES on General Laws
Mr. COLLIER presented bill to prescribe rule Of
evidence IN criminal trials. 5-...
PAY OF KIMBHRs.
The bill committing the pay Of the members Of the
General Assembly WAS then taken up, and the vo:e by
which was ordered engrossment reoonsidered on
motion of Mr. ARMSTRONG, who offered a substitute
for the original BILL including in Il the pay of the Gov
ernor Judges Of the Court Of Appeals, ard Circuit
Judges, Clerks &c. The substitute adopted, and
after deb.te the bill passed-ayes 81, noes g.
bill for the enrolment OF persons between the ages
of l6 and IS year, dom.eiled in the Commonwealth,
was order to be engrossed
RESOLUTIONS
The following resolutions Of inquiry offered and
adopted, viz
By Mr. CHRISTIAN, Of AugusIa-0f withdrawing
from tho files of the Senate the memorial Of the Board
of Visitors of the Deaf Dumb and Blind Institution,
and the Gofernor's message accompanying the same.
By Ar J0ANS0N-As to what legislation ia nsces-
gary in regard TO the charges for freight and travel on
| the different railroads of this Commonwealth.
| By Mr. FRAZIER of suspendiDg during the war,
the Dea, Dumb and Bind Institution ss school, and
making some cheaper provision fer the susenance OF
such Of the children yet remain in the Institution.
BY Mr. C0LLIER-0f what legislation Is necessary
aud proper enforce the Constitutional inelgbiity OF
Judges to asy political office.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OF nC4AA ANOAAOA.
WE ask special attention Of the trade to our
w sac OF 6fOeeriss morrow, enslRg promptly al
hall pass 10 ocock % " ich vii Be aided
10 bAg, n oofse,
IS dozen morocco ekllas
81 pals ladies baimoral shoes,
p elel IN alas lars,
~ Shot,
10 ehests very tns black tea,
SbcKes tallou candles.
Beg clover, 20 o. CONS
bae eatherb
lO0 sadies tJbscco, to 10 ibis saaR,
l0bAgs grain pePpe,,
BksgB b1tter
90 casa 2 C,ssn each pc French brandy,
80 bols nne Hpple andy,
bbh noun ala Whisksy,
uarcts
10 grC1s match
dsclT TARDY WILLIAMS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17

TEE sEcRrTARI OF Was, of the United States asks
for an appropriation of 100000 for the benefit and
support of "rebsp prisoners in possession Of his
government,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17
.The Cabinet Tenure.

Objection Is made to the proposed law Of Congress
limiting the term of service of Cabinet officers, but al
lowing re-AppOintnent on the ground that il would
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-17
LABORERs " ANTED.
PIEDMONT RAlLNOAD,
CBIEY Esq Mas OFFICE,
D8nville, Dec. 7Jh, 1888.

:. UtIFIIei UeU- tlui Io09, ]
II WISH to hire
Il TWO HUNDRED ABLE-BODIED UIGROEs
work upon hs kAroAd. Ihey will usivy under the
and drscon Of the COMPANY and preparations have been
made good qasEtTs sueisnt fed and proper medical
attsnH
fs work be dops them les about halfway between Dan
Y- and Greensboro n c. 10 healthy u0ty md
IRON radB 70 b foun such han viii the fol-
loving prices s53 month The oWaeT clothing he hand for
gsEoun boys ti6 $500 per Anrum, tAs Company
arnhHg The elong $500 for the six months from the
las JanaArg 70 l July the Company unhsg the
sothng $50 uonth, $40 per Annum nsgo sAIpsn
ters
VII also give employment during good behavior
Who los with hen 70 the force of12tO 70
prope- q1ahcauons aud these hands be Norked
hes, Prsierrd For such service win pay eco per month aud
board.
p any person Who WI collect and bring INT, this es force
% negro ubis ny Inspection and nj ed for
The half year the viii pay bonus Of
ten dollars per capita, Tor each hsnl received.
EDAD T MYERS,
Capt Eng GERS,
deT-dtO Chief Engineer P r E