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From the seat Of war in Schleswg learn that the
Dance COO strong Elected their retreat into the
trenched works OF Ddppel lighting Gs they retired, and
ibictng heavy loss their pursuers In this ttro
position they we're be attacked by the Prussns who
would eDdeavor to shell their Eorks to force the
into a population. The project OF an mistce had
failed The Danes had mace two successful sortes
from Duppel on the PfussAns. At last accounts they
were still strongly entrenched Toe PrusiAns &C.
lively preparing to assault them but thaw retarded
their operations The Danes strengthening their
works at Alsen.
A Danish iron-ead monitor attacked the Prussian
position at Elgenlund. She fred ~ shot, and th.n
withdrew, owing 10 the shallow water.
The Danish ship of had ecsved orders to capture
shippn belonging to all the States Of the German Con-
federation and their cruisers operating actively of
the Goa Of England.
A conference of the ministers Of the miner German
Stats was officially nounced as about to Open he
governments Of BavariI, Saxony, Hanover and other
Satts we're TO send representatives to Wurzburg, where
the conference 10 to be held. This assembly Of the
minor States is looked with much interest likely
to initiate policy which may tend to break up the Ger
manic Confederation and substitute for it two,
hat three distinct centres of German State power.
The Emperor Of Austria closed the session Of the
Reichsrath In person In his speech he took a very
pleasing view Of affairs. He expressed the hope that
what has been accomplished in the Duches {" will
cure happy future the countries whose rights have
long been violated aud II not endanger the peace Of
Europe in more extended sPhtre."
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Inhnatnn and Grant

L. d. WeFtfAl, correspondent OF the Nav York
Herald writing from Chattanooga, February 18Th, is
much indebted to Oonnectieu. Yankee, who has lived
for ten years in anta and has made piles Of rebel
cash by making gun carriages 70: the rebels con-
tract This Yankee Gays JohHstol has Only 90 armed
and organized msn-lha Atlanta is eporcled BY wall
OF earth about thirty inches high, With shallow Itch
in iront-lew guns are mou tied on these works at
present. bu! something like 200 pieces may bs mounted
on tho defensive line as soon the carriages
pairsd-nesrly all the rebel officers with whom this
Connecticut Yankee conversed eyinced strong desire
TO svade the last gasp" and that feeling is very
mon among the men-one third of B;aggs old army
will fail their commander 10 his hour Of need
they are deseitiug at tho rate Of forty or fifty 4
day, under the influence of the amnesty proclamation
| and 80 on, and go on.
We know how much of this to believe. Now fer
Giants army Many things great many things, Gays
Westal indicate that the Spring campaign will
be CONNER ced on this end OF Grants line. The mid
tAry road between Nashville and Knoxville is in sue
ssfu operation with only 750 yards Of ieriage
the Tennessee river st LoudOn aud piles OF supplies
are accumulAng at the two depos which are to be the
blses CT operations against Longstreet aud Joe john
stOn. Grant has not taken advantage Of the weakness
of the enemy in Georgia, because his grand pau 0
encing veterans to rsenst by giving them urloug5F,
Is in process Of execution aud these We Grams are
Just beginning to camp. eli figures were not
dangerous" Weslia would tell thing two to the
strength Of Grants army. As it is he leaks little.
aAbout one.thrd of the troops of this army for
mery enlisted for three years. and their time expires
this Summer. These only eligible for reenlistment
and sentyfVe thousand of them have become veteran
volunteers"
These are high figures. If we suppose fOur'hfhs or
even FIVE sxths Of tho three yearsms have re enlisted
that would make Giants army ninety thousand
Against this force it is thought that JOHNSTON with the
assistance OF LongstreeE, will be able to muster sky
thousand. As we are not in tho confidence of the
Yankee guu-cArriags maker, We are unable either to
con6rm or TO repute his statemenis But this We
tars TO eoajec.ute-thRt sixty thousand men, under
Johnston and LODgsreet, Ooms in contact with ninety
thousand under Grant it will not be Johnston and
LoaRstree who come off stOOnd best. The little taste
that Palmer got tue other day at Tunnel Hill will hardly
stimulate the palate Of the new Ulysses 80 much the
sweet morsel fetched out Of Atlanta by the Come c
cut Yankee. We make pred otiOns; hut if we were
inclined to gaming, We would "gamble on old Uncle
Ina
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The Future Character Of the War.

The band Of IOObers ineendiAres ami murdtrerS
who lately SgAinst this city 20 sack and burn IL
ami the principal persons ges who reside here
Weao selected from the different corps under General
Meade, and sent under chosen officers Of that army
Meade himself h.s lately returned fIom Washington,
and il noticed that Immediately his arrival move.
mems we're commenced, which have now had their
eulnra,iOn in the 6endsh foray Of last week. There
Is DOUBT the expedition planned and its internal
character given o E in Washington. Lincoln and his
advisers parties to i-perhApi insga.Ors of it,
Ne de PdrtesPS because II he did not is proba
Die, write tie orders that we're found on DIhlgrens
person, be ScessAry knew Of them, and handled his
array 80 as to facila their execution Those orders
Gers for URdsr the Black Flag. Ga the line Of their
dssoating march, 'sVsTy thing that be used By the
rebels" was to be destroyed" and whel they had
reached Richmond they were to destroy and burn the
hateful city and not allow the reb leader Davis and
bis irAiOrous crew to escape they mus be "kled.
This is q mode Of warfare recognized by code nor
creed Of civilization. IL is under the Black Fag
Il well understood to be by those engaged in IL
for Dahlgren after offering to bis the privilege Of
Withdrawing If they had stomach for the business,
warned them that II they permitted themselves to be
taken prisoners they would meet can guOminOus DEATH
Il may be very shocking to the tender tensbieS Of
our authorities to entertain the idea that this Is to be
the future character Of the Wsr-but respectfully
suggest that they have no option about it TOis Is q
matter about which it does not take two to make bar
gan. The enemy have decided, and their decision is
controlling. We would have keps out of the alto
gether il the enemy had allowed us, but they would
not. When forced into H. We would have conducted it
accordance With the usages and principles of civil
lied nations, but they will not have i We pas
sVe and p1Weress in the matter and simply obliged
to accept the conditions forced upon us. As can
only be met by war. go war under the Back Flag can
only DO me. By under the Back Flag. II the Pre-
sdsnt cannot recognize this fact the army recog
uiIe none other It sV,ry plain aad very inevitable.
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ADJT AND INsP'R GENL's OFFICE. /
RiCHNOSD, Va, March 3, 1854
aENERAL ORDERS,

Ths sitsasn Of ne Army called he "a ard 50 actions
OF Congress ensd Au as % 0rgAns forces %
duriog The wAr, approved "a February, 1861
ssc2 That an persons Afoesad between The aEel Of
eighteen and ydve, 10 service shall Be retained d.
ne present The Untet states In the regiments
which they bsong 10 tae o. th
transferred dchargei In accordance with the and
lions Of The army provided that eomPsns
STATE, orgAnEsd n NE consent expressed a. he
tine bttsons from another thA
transferred 10 Ia The
service from the States 10 which said comp
raised and The soldiers iT0n stat In companies nom
another shall be allowed, n tey desire t. transfer O.
their state in the Of The service
Bsc That hs expra0a Of 5x months from te lst dAy a
April n-xs bounty Of hundred dollars 10 per
Ehvcrnmrnt bond ahch cretary o. The rreauy hereby
Authorized snail paid b every commissioned
GER musean ADD pvaie who shall en be ne fervice
Of bis d-h, previous 70 tie od Of such
esye Of bis bus 70 one shall be snulsd The
bounty provided HhO shall time during period
months After th said ntt day Of April be absent
liz command uisnout leave.
II me Generals Of Departments viii ascsrtgn whether
be respective departments any company
associated With companies bsoug 70 an0h
STATE bataoas regiments, Who placed In zach
orr nzatons against heir mt expressed time and
report The the Ajutant General cd
cable vi that they be transfer ed, n ~
desire L. - orgaoE on Of roopsin the sane Of
ths service nom the state In which The said nie
raised.
III MsAsurss M be taksa By The Commanding Generals Of
Departments place In companies or the Of The
which her servi1E raised 10 Stats which they
spssVey belong the prvatsB vh3 serving In comp LIES
private making The application private b. considers as
bel0nl hat STATE Which be residing TO- twelve
prior sis enztmenL Measures ul be taken
proper rolls prepared TIE Is Of Apd pox, ar
practicable returned the oee Of Adj
spscor 20 n the persons desgnAied
reoited
CsgnsD g. COOPER,
ml5-lW Adjt and lnspr GenH
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DIED.

,tv a. bsrlani % me lOth Of sp,erber, 1855,
IA che s4h year Of her age as ANDkSSON eon'0r' o. Jim
Anderson, Elq 49,. - ,.,,,,t .,r,
nuacan OF Baptist Church Such Val ne ey on usl
e geougeness q her fsih In Ch-s an heF .essun
c.uss OF God has even the skepeI and unbeheths ~
obliged 20 acknouledgs her a. lazy OF gieAl IN,
xood works Ror before death she t-l'el -
CIV 30 Ner couaaen-r Ia God uit snt
bas vih meeknsIs sad patience endu ed her an
la she uas sunamonsd depart te2h CID aeL nno Zee
20 der u he cross uapreparet bu Ike ne :,
o ne aentllss, could TIE tine Of ny "a sst
nm oow r-.av 10 b. cnsred Up, have iousp. n 49, u
have aaishsd ny coarse, have kyp nc iA M a.
be,rs - fs ssp n Jesus or her dAasneIs mus ~
rsi 49, Nf,,hsr M t Lords I'll % take yon are yea
wiling q 20 - yes" Es PronPt reply ana Haeso;
- .ennot zee three dear boss Who are In We
AMI Havaz lived NE Of the Ihteou her end vas peace
u and IN trump ascended 20 her home IN heaten nay the
blessing Of God rest upon tAe asePy tHe.ea i---J'
HAFmvils, Va . ~
In B-ooku Y on ist instant, MARIA LOUISE youDgs
liter q L1uss and Robert AArsh Al 'r e NeN Of'A
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g. COOPER,
AdPtand Insp'r Gen'l
ADJr. AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, 1
RlcMOND, Va, March 4, 1864. Z
GuEaAL OEDEasl

suEaal oEDns
ParasraPh General Orders No - Qss thus amended:
Ores q ne 9sr'srnslisrs Dspas'@eas VIII upon 9e re-
Ssrs, Snd AXE heir insvi5usi receipts therefor
H. PArHssPA IL General Order No 81, 1858, Il amended as
II Aoy eavalrynAn shall keep himself provided with
svoabs hoT he 'ha serve on fot and be transferred TO
tered Sonss6sd that the Department commander may
III The following act OF Congress Published for the inar
Az AcI q alo eoH1sosd officers Of ne army ratiOHs AID
sPr0iisgs q purchasing ctiHg from tie QEartsrmGisrs
Ia tOa0rsss Of o derats Sates Of Ansca DO eaaci
Of he armies whilst duty the hsd Ia the
alton IN Rad each qaAntty and quality the
nov osed ~ A- 20 Psvaies and .han drss and receive s
sane under saoa regulations - nay be prescribed By the se
SEES An commissioned oaesrs Of the armies of,h, oonieds-
Ass shah be allowed % purchase clothing Ahd cloth for
clothing IRON olsrtTmAster ~ The price which The
shall Be allowed sell 10 any Oncer any clothing which
would proper issue pvat until al prlvstes entitled 70
the oosr Offering purchase shah sve his eeheAte honor
mas me Article necessary for his Psrsonsl eO@f0r; and
and shall than uult be allow
q . De % purchased y an Oer Posa nat no As or
70 purekaSs draw nom than
day Or for ess price han The eosi thereof including Eani-
sec 8 No oGesr under OF BrgAdr General shah
hereafter be entitled % fossEs Or Tor forage for
w. RaOns in hind me same IL quality and quantity a are
SIs ~ Az IN. X oH vi y S sss upo1 Povon
RsurnE approved By ths e0mmAndDg oesr Of he resen
and general and STAT oeers their own CERTIFICATES
v radon Gay knd nay be purchased - any 0aeer
The hsd Who duty under orders from hs oee
or any department commander, At eos including Hans
Dortaton.
vi Omen retired sccodance with he act 70 provide "a In
eops approved February lh, 1884 are not entitled 70
draw purchase rsons uness Assigned 70 duly ~ orders aaar
The provisions OF that Law.
vi The oaat mSIisr General viii issue usonS 70
ssrnAsierl AnS assistant "a 1easr % carry 70 snse
act and % much OF section u ne lAs aot
a. Ielst-s 70 bis department.
OixnsD COOPER,
ahS-lv Adm and Insp'r GsnL
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BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS.
ApmoD,s, March lst, 1854


It will be gratifying to the friends of Capt. JOHN
F. McEheury TO see that he is announced as indicate
for the office of Oommiss of the Blard of Public
Works. to fill the vacancy occasioned BY the resigna-
ton OF o Clay.
Capt McElhenry represented for number OF years,
with much efficiency the county OF Russell In the House
of Delegate and tyr several years bis district IN the
Senate lie has always been true and thorough friend
of the ystem of internal improvement man Of sipgu-
ary good prsct ii seasr energetic firm and indepen-
dent. Capt. AcEhenry, though over the miiary age,
volunteered at the commencement Of the war, was
elected Capan ard served with efficiency snd galantry
through meet duous AID clmpagn in Western
and North western Virginia At the Reorganization Of
the army in April 1862 the shattered condition OF bis
health compelled him to decline re-electioo Capt
HcEheDry, il cleo ed, would make most valuable aad
Efficient officer, and II is hoped that bis friends IN all
parts of the distrc will remember him ty casting their
votes Tor him on Thurd4y next. The pape should
not lose sight of the fact that is is now more impor-
TINT than ever that the right sor of men ehoud oe re-
et c.cd for mpo. tans and responsible positions
WAsHSGroE.
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A Yankee Triok.

This community was not hstle surprised by the
arrival yesterday of eight hundred officers and men
returned TO us from the snsmy's country parOlsd
prisoners of These gentlemen we're as much sur
psed at being sent their friends at their Arr-
val and could give no explanation of It. When some
month ago. Butler the Beast ave six hundred
men TO Oity Point for exchange, he informed by
Judge Oud that if be cent any more, without first
arranging terms Of exchange, would be delivered
to him in return. These eight hundred and odd officers
and men are seat, thea, apparently As grAluity.-
WbAs Is the e1PlAnAdOnl This, We think. Butler knew
that an attempt aoou. to be made upon Richmond,
which, If it failed, would involve the lives Of all who
might be captured At the time the steamer left Fort
ress Monroe for City Point Blu Ter could hardly have
heard the fate Of the expedition, but he knew that in
tsligeDes would be obtained at City Point Had that
intelligence been that thS expedition bad succeeded,
not OF the prisoners on bis steamer would have
touched And Butlsrs instruc ions, doubtless, were
that If 1t should be ascersned that the expedition had
failed and any Of those engaged in IL had fallen into our
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cuatar,s Party.

.'Gsn. Cluster ay follow ms" said DAhlgren. YaR-
kse letter writers say Custer had no idea Of following
him, but made diversion in bis favor upon Chlrlottes
Vile, viii Oh proved brilliant fuccess. Coming backs
Custer g It lost, had to camp all night and next
ing found Stuart and WiOkAau, with largely superior
force rig sc in Lis path WhereuPOn sabres we're drawn
charge vas made and the rebels, unable to bear the
sight of cold stss, Asd pFeCptAsy This Is the tters
Otypsd .Orm OF Yankee lying. They always charge
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HRCOHsfITTFI0E-sTATE RIGHTs,
RICHMOND WHIG.
moNDax mORNING, MARCH =, 1884.
PAPERS FoR rRE IN.

We learn that papers mailed 70 the army do not
reach their destination because the postage u not and
cannot in many cases b. paid in advance, or on de-
livery to army carriers By the postmaster. To remedy
the officially in regard to the Rhg, we will hereafter
prepay the postage at this scs on papers ordered BY
persons in the army, SeduCtr the amount Of postage
from the remttaness sent.
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hand. then tbsss eight hundred aad odd prisoners were
be handed to US with the hope Of prOptiang the
Vengeance which Re expected TO be visited upon the
csptured raiders Butler, the Beas s little less cum
Meg than Stan, and be knows how guble Southerners
are. This was bis game Shall II tucceedi
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With cold steel and the rebels always dee. In few
days We she'll have correct account Of this Affair." and
We shall then see how much Custer owes t, cold steel
and how much to his pieces Of cannon and the heels
of his horses
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wARRIED.

A aIosG willow ne rsdoDes o. .hs s5'sss S ,se Rev
..,-ty q. tuesday norning NJ - - ~cntv 40
W,nSr ~ WM q srUB8bEtit y, 9 G q w.. decessed
~. RHSiF m eldest dAug htsr OF sc l4se y y w.
,,,,. .ns Mace b. the sane, str =. & aOOy. 81
ss y, NJ, JSASIE ARR, iseond daughter 0i VI 'A'e
ID. g wise deceased -.
IA Ne - - ur b. the Rev. Dr. Me6uazy nsJor e.
nj ~ K-nnely, 80 OF Cu'peper. ~
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nIanKLLiNRous

TIE New York Times Paris letter Gays since Me-.
Merciers arrival from Washington, be has joined bis
Efforts with those of Mr. Dayton 10 setting the Govern
ment right on the state OF the in AmercI and hal
been using his influence to prevent any breach OF IN
ternson law in connection with Rebel ships In French
ports TIE decision Of the Government in the case OF
the Rappahannoek has therefore been changed and che
will probably be detained.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

persons Indebted account or etherwe, A.
their indebe iness before the . in
After receive o1ly is eq Iva
lent In I'D, fo- debts due.
Prs5ns 70 whom We are indicted requested presen
their aesounts for settlement before the SSH inst.
Nh s-it sAML ~ PRICE CO.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

An persona nas6 account oheruie srs
hereby noaasd that The preoaf currency u
March Of their indebtsdns after hAAaAt
We snail rrqaire payment IN the INV Currency
Those may have bills against u1
then Al oncs MADE 4 BAKER, Ap5thecariea
1s6 Man a,reet corner q lVth
JOHN GRAY, pOthecary,
- ,os,h laT MAIN street
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NOTICE.

OFFICE RICHMOND, FRED'G POT R. CO
RicHNosD, Mach 5'h, 1864.
A LII CHECKS drawn by this Company, and
IA eli DrAhs drawn on r. AID ali other claims against Is
company dends open Gccoant due previous 80 The
25ta presented for payment before
that ds u be drawn, Drafts hn1re norpay-
spts sds day the lat Of Apr prox
NJ An Ohechs issusd and Drahs draHn debl due prior
s 25 Of March, 1854 preseled for after the st ProS
no 1 be paid IN the present currency is value, a.
he orion Of Company the currency a the rate Of
three the for tHo Of ne a. nHei
- J. q. WINSTON,
nh T-t25mh treasurer.
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CONCERT

win ts place At The Second Baptist ChurA q Main
ana On slreets on lUtsDAY BvENING, The Sth inst Pr
fornAncs 70 commence ~ O'Clock.
49, nh
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exchanges HOTEL.

NOTICR.-Such OF the Stockholders Of the
~ Exchange Hotel Company have nOtyet eVed the par
value and DVieacn asStea 90 call for pay
meat scrip, eyious 2th Marc1 1854
nose fail 80, nouhsd that the easarer VII sn
JAS. II. GARDNER,
nlT-Tts Treasurer.
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.. OOOE Ehs
Adj't and Insp'r Gen'i'
SALE POSTPONED.
NH a-tr s b

Our CATALOGUE SALE, which have taken place thsl
morning. has been postponed for week. viz until
WEDNESDAY, TsR ORR Issr
kent PAINE 4 co.,
mhQ-treh Auctn.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The Members of Rich
mud Randolph Lodge No. 10 vi attend eNle NEE "A
lag Is the Masons Hall I'd EVENlN9 % o. O'clock ~
pronpty. b order OF We n ~
mhT-1t WM. J. RIDDlCK, Secretary. wv
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Persons holding checks drawn by WILLrAns

Persons holding checks drawn by WILLIAMS
oARRNeroS and WILLIAMS here
By tined present toe ct without fur
Their delay Pand have been provided ind not
before the 2s day OF March, 1854 shall not hold ourselves
In way liable for them. AL having money
the 18th arh, 1861 Otherwise the said amounts or balances viii
be apart for them In the currency being the same for
which their produces sod and viii not hold ourselves
spontble 70 pay In any ether.
Parties Indebted make payment OF same on or De-
fore the 2sh day Of March, 1854 tia. date The present
currency win not except cceuat S3H
c.nt WILLIAMS 4 CAkk NdiON.
mhs-d4t WILLIAMS, oARRINGr0N BARksDALE
UPPER FApQUIER LAND FOR SALE.
OFFEh for sale my Estate, in Upper Fau-
ouer two mil from ststisn the Msnas Cap
R,,foad The ac, CONTAINS land, all
body Of In cu ivatt.n three nne farms.
Win The who tsct asonndng WITH nne
spraSs OF water situated 10 that section q which
lis tarai grasses ard admirably adapted to
0rasa0 very productive OF ali kinds Of grsio and for
wheat corn, compare fAvoraby with the tsh lands Of
For further particulars, apply % TC0LsToN,
staunton, Va, TO 1. z sPILMAN, Richmond. ph4-r
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mAsONIC NOTICE.

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Arch Chapter Ne. 8 are hereby summoned 70 Al. Ny
tad stated conversion ther Chapter Room, In ~
ths Mtsons Han o. this MONDAY evening" al s oclgck
ny order Of The ID :. II. p -
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LATEST FRom EUROPE.

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