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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

RGBEL CUaRANcT AND RksoURcE Ia reply to the as
serton Of one of re radicals, .bal because the rebel
earrerey daprSeia ed therefore he armed resistance
Of the rebels must soon eease" Mr.. Nesuith Senator
from Oregon, recently said in the Uassd States Senate
'Wh their present resources they have the ability to
ress. cur military power for the re1t year, and,
ildeed, 20 pro;rac the war Indefinitely"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

BAssIGS THIKvIs-Fwo Joqng soldiers, James Ed
Va ds and James Doyle, we're before the Mayor yeser
du5 on thu charge Of stealing two trunks from DR. j.
L johnson. The trunks taken out Of DR.. John
sons cart in Rockets, las. Friday night about eight
o'clock, and Edwards had ten heard to say that he
had the trunks. The principal WtnssI being absent
the case was contnued.
Tnomas Emory, from P;ince George, was last even
ing arrested by officer Granger HccOmpiCe Of tie
above famed prisoners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

Tax CoLLArIos TO TIE PRIsOSERs.-In our Lotice
yesterday Of the COLLATION. serVsi to the returned prs
Onsrs in OptO Square, should have stated that Il
coffee furnished By Rev. Mr. Cameron, CbAplaia c..
S Army, At his own expense. We did not learn this
fact until YESTERDAY and take pleasure in making the
oorreeticn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

THH SHoOfna OAsE-sOne two weeks ago, a. two
O'c'6sk IN she morning, Wm. Ryan shot John Collins
Over card tabs In the house OF Ms E;zaOeth Nc.
an, on Main street, below 2lIt street. Collins being
In iAr uAJ to recover, though still unable to leAVa
his house. the case was I'd before the Mayor yes
ssrdAy, end Ryan sent Oh 10 the Hastings Ocurt and
admitted to bail in 500 Il appeared that the men
got into al altsTcator, when Coinl spranE Up and
dtsS stOl. Ryan, retaining his seat &C the card ta
BILE attempted to draw his pistol, when it exploded
Oidenlay, the ball taking effect in Collins abdomen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

TaEE NoIcn- Subscribers and others, nOnsd that no
eheahs o. banks oasds RohnOnd, VIII Be received pay
sabsedpuoss, debts due 70 This oes, use amer NE s
Of April This course Tered necessity BY ne refusal Of
ety banks 10 recslvssueh ehsekl on deposit
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

CLOslSS sALH --Esssrs Tardy Williams las. suO-
ton sale, under the present order of things financial
will take place TO day. We learn tina. they will Offer
large quantity of groceries and sundres to close out
cOnSignnents, etc, a knowledge of which fact viii
doubtless attract host Of bidders
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

Hus1Ssi cOURr-Tho following parties we;O exam
lled and sent by this Court yesterday:
James Williams, charged with stealth pistol from
James W. JOhJs'n; John Blrbes and Richard Nc
Gregory, charged wish ste.ling hogShead of tobacco
from D. 0. Mayo James kennedy and Tom Smith,
charged with ttsAling two barrels OF -four aud two bar
rels of meal fOn Fred Soh.fe JOha Olushman, GliGs
H. L. BuatOr, charged With stealing 500 snd check
for $500 from Pat DOcsni ami Pat MCGOWAN, charged
with receiving stolen bacon, severAlly examined
aud 50 t sa to Judge Lyons court
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

NOTICR.-0n account Of the new Currency
IN B which goeI Into Operation the 1t April next We
give All who hold checks OF drawn upon
Banks that they them before The
5 pAyment ohs VLe they will have receive pay
nsn in the present currency or per een bonds which The
BaBk5 mar elect upoa which they are drawn.
An whom adebte1 requested 70 come for
ward oefMe The ath las and receive the amounts due he
otherwise We yin pay oniy In the present currency
mh1l-2avlA UHAa I. W0RTHAa co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

THE CnT HALL FnlET.-Flemming, slave Of Mrs.
Peaehy Clump and sweeper out Of the City Hall, in
whose possession were found the bacon B., stolen frcm
the Mayors Court, was examined yesterday by the
Mayor aud seat on 10 be tried by the Husings Court
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

A HIeHEATxAN.-OhAres Pende grast, aIias Greer,
was brought before the Mayor yesterday charged With
bsng Ons o; the parties who attacked and robbed Mr.
p A Hs1a1 in Soreauersv.lle on the night of shs "a n
ulG Farce witness Identified him positively as the
man who sod NJ. G.mul the tanner, The beef hide
which bad been taken from Mr.. HaxslIs buggy a. Q
time Of thsrObbsry. Nc. Haxhl b.ipg absent Pen
derSras. was rsmAnded for further examination on Il
23i inst
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

THE OLD AAIKET BILL The bell over the Old N lr-
kst, which broken ringing the alarm OF the Op
prOach Of Yankees towards Bottoms Bridge, has beer
recas. at the Confederate States naval foundry and
hOlsted 70 is position Yesterday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

Tar IRoScLADs Tho IrOpClad Ethiopian Opera
Troupe are nightly delight ng crOEdsd audiences at
Metropolitan Hall Tim Morris, the inimt ,bls mig
ger" is again the boards and seems to have picked
up fresh fund of fun during his short retirement from
the footlighEs,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

GEoRsIA WHAs CscP--Toe ops in Georgia are
rep eselted as boxing very eneOuSgingly. In some
sections the g-osing wheat has been injured BY the
frost, bat the &c eral impression is that ieW good
warm raiCs VII resiys it. Thus far everything looks
promising 70, a cool crop year.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

PRIsoSERs REoEIVED.-Thirteen Yankees, who Cs-
oapsd from the prison at DAnVie, and four from the
prison a. Americus Georgia. having been recAp.ured,
we're received a. the Libby yesterday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

Mas. PAiTEs,N ALLAS.-The case Of Mrs. Pa.tesOn
Allan convicted by the Grand Jury of the Confederate
Court for high treason, has been postponed till the
9Th inst
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

PnorINa KILPATRICK.-Wm. Bradshaw, of Spotsyl-
vans aad J. r. Tyson, Of the county, were con-
Sgned TO Castle Iauader yesterday on the charge Of
pIlotlog Klpltrick during the las. Yankee raid.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17
FAnmvILLr, March Let, 1854

FARMVlLLE March Ist, 1851
DEPOSITS will not be received or checks
IL paId as the FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA, at FdrmVie,
2Ia March and at April next Balances, checks GER
hhoAs 6e and uapAd the lst April viii be paid In cor.
rency prevSas equivalent In value. Parties Will
be aided In Isndjn0 their deposits.
promptly. A. VAUGHAN,
maz-Sau9s Cashier
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

sg0sDUs shoss PApSS marked with cso sih unasr-
ban1 uai Ar tern o. subscription about - s1Pa ana WI
rsnit promptly n hey vhh thsr papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

GHS. J. N LtAcH ASD N Y WADDELL are aeaOucesd
as candidate fOs Congress in the 7sh Distre Of North
Carolina, GU the made vacant by tie death Of
SAMUEL CHRIS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

HESRT CLAY Joss, teoeahy Confederate Oaee-, Of
nth Carolina, his gone to N,Ebsrn, and ia prac
te:ng IA ia t6st city His card appears in the Yankee
p,p,r published in that pscs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

HORsH FOVSD.-WatchmAn VIM. J. FERGUSON fsurC
very fine borse strayog, aithou. saddle or bridle
the corner Of 10Th and Gary rect yesterd.y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17
RICHMOND WING.
THURsDAY MORNING. MARCH lI, Isea.

TESNS-DAuT. year. $50 RoEshs. SIS; months
as For less period. O. per month
sEsi-RssELE,i year, $50 IN nOnAs SiO No Subscription
received or ess thAn six monihs.
WssSLE, yea, $40 SIX nOnths s. No subscription rsSsiVsd
lss than sin months.
R..aitt Ancsu At risk o. Tie SahscrIbsr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

THE MOBLE AND OHIo RAILROAD is again open to
QlmaD Miss add It Is thought will SOOu be open to
OkslOna. The work of repairing the danags done By
Sherman Is progres ing sith vigOs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17
FUNDING BY TEE Army.

DALTON, March I6.-0ver one hundred thousand
dollars Lave been funded by the army here since sa VI.
day.
The weather has suddenly turned cold.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17
PROWOTED

l. ia reported that Be der General Martin has been
prouo;ed TO ,Ac rank OF Major Gsaera and Col W. J.
Cllk O BE- BtgAiier neral Both are on duty, We
beEeye, in North Carolina.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17
oUARTRRMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
RICUnOND March OH 1eGl

oUARTRRMASTER GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, March OH, 1864 (
In order 10 carry cut h above Post Quar-
eemaster a. each post where there O. Dspostay, will
receive from all other Qaaermasers at the all public
niles In their hAnd exc-P! bills below the ten
dollars, and will dspcs the same In the nearest Depoary
the 18th Of March, 1854 Where there 10 Depository At the
public funds.
Chief QuarrmaSe Of armies OF any detached bodies
troops will designate receive public funds a.
above from officers serving with their respective commands
" u tnrn Them II as heretofore directed
Each Gu lrtemastsr will report this the amount Of
money turned In by hrsef With adav that
deposited ali public f1nd and the by
ha TO the Confederate States and the Receiving
VIII send In similar consolidated reports.
A. z LAYTON,
QuA'ttrma1ter General.
Charleston Augusta Savannah, Mobile Montgomery papers
please copy for week. and GeAd bill with copy advertise
men) 10 this office for payment. mhll-lw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17
FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

ORANGE G. H., March l6.--Ail q let in ont 10 day
The troops are in fac spirits The weather Is quite
cold.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS. LIQUORS. TO-
{ s,t2 BdCO0, SHOES, De-,

LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS. LIQUORS. TO-
! sst2 BdCO0. SHOES, de-,
Br TARDY WILLIAMS. AucrIosrkls,
Corner easy and 18th streets.
ITO close consignments upon which we have
l. advanced coBsgnm parties desIr-
make sAes, THURSDAY next the 18th mat
L attractive sale, and request the prompt attention OF
aRouERIrs
hhls Sugar
80, IN 80 bags do
100 do Peanuts
f.r.-. 10 GO Pepper
81. 1000 los Copper
300 los Stick Llcofice
-sff. 200 los Gum Arabic
~. bags Spice,
III 500 lbs Epson salts
t, 900 sacks salt
bbl' MolaSes
Gales raw Gotten
5obyxss taliow and wax and talow Candle,
% gross Fancy Soap ~ = i tt.t
l Herring'sshe VIZ
Matches, Sauces. &C..
Dbl Salmon
10 bills Sann .t..
LIQUORS:
80 bbs Brandiss Asd whisky
And at baifpast IL,
loo packages choice brands OF Manufactured To-
b,6so a
And at I2 o'clock
Dry Goods, snoes &c.
50 pieces superior besched Domestic
case BAlncrL skrting
200 yds Homespun Jeans
100 psirs Cotton
And 1000 pals Bhoes.
mn lids 1 TARDY wIILIAMs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

NOTICE.
OFFICE RI IHM0ND, FREDG & POT. r. R. co.
RICaNoED March 9th, 1864.
A LII CHECKS drawn by this Company, and
"A all Drafts drawn H., ali other claims against tbs
Company for dividends account due previous the
25a OF 1884, be for payment
that No Checks will be drawn Drafts honorej
made at this oce day the 1Iof April prox
Ali Ohecbs susd and DafS drawn, debts due prior
the 2 OF March, 1854 presented for after the LIST proxL
will be paid in the present Its valre
the option Of TIE Company In tbs currency at the rate Of
doAI Of the for two Of the currency hxed
by act of Gong ess, passed February lIh, 1854
nh T-t95nh Treasurer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17
EG r A PH G
REPORT o the Press Association.

Entered according 70 ct Of Congress In he year lso By
THRAsHE the oerE once Of the District CoH Of The oon-
fsderate states the Northern District Of Georgia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

n UCIlON 5SDb BIZ
"A WIN. H. POwLE, SONS a co.
On TUESDAY. 2ad inst sssd fer
1000 PIG. M.suisia res. insIudag 200 packages
put ug In 1851 very superior.
1903 pkes smoking Tobacco
hsc OF IBIS Tobacco 10 bs sold peremptory close con-
nhi7 IDS
ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 CO.. Au-uoneers,
Corner OF OH and Main streets.
WE viii offer at auction, at our Warehouse,
W on FRIDAY ns.i, is.h instant at 10 o'eiock-
20 DO choice n. 0. Sugar
buds do do
20 bags Prime Bio Coffee
is Kegs Bi Carb Soda
bbls, Sal Soda s-s c.tfil
30 bales aeoreis Cotton .,.--------s,>.-.,.
20 casks New Rice
bbls. Jamaica Rum ftE
80 boxer Iurpentne sosp .4A
Is casts Fancy do
Is bbls N. o. Molasses
= IS bags oippras tiOo lbs. eseh)
bags Shot kegs FFP Powder
With general as,otnent Of GROCERIES AND sUNDRIFs,
5000 packages Manufactured Tobacco
5000 do emok ne Tobacco In bills, bales and csses
$1,000 FLORIDA and Cuba c,g Sa s.sis M
g DRY GOODS AND SHOES. ,a.,
90 pieces 4 English Bleashsd shee;ing
Black ApscsA, Black Tved coburg Irish Linen Plaid Nous
nes Stay Badngs Skirt Braid, Linen thread Agate and Pearl
Parties desiring send for tie above sale must send
early O'Clock Tn nsday NEXT cannot
p' SSis ID '"''' ROBINSON ADAMS co
By TAOS W. KEEsEE AucrosKr.
Once, Corner nth and Cary
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
~ FURNITURE and PIANOS for sale at Auciion ,,
WIN be sold MONDAY morning next March qis commit
cling 10 o'clock at the residence Of MILL LIG0s who Is
ShuIc6 R his Hou,ehcd and Kitchen furniture Pianos &C.
One Eiesant Rosewood Case PAn,, made BY esAs Of Bl
more" very superior Instrument M
ons Pine Mahogany Case Piano. made BY Gilbert Of "Bo,tO0"
Eegsnt PArlOr Carpets and Rugs
Marble Top reoles - ntt p q flAtL4-L .a
ParlOr Salt Of Furniture In suk D.nask
E.EaxNf CHAMBER FURNITURE
One Elegant Rosewood Suit OF Chamber Furniture conssr
wardrObe Cabinet BedS,esd, Wshs and, Marble Top Table
'-''' Extension Dirirs Table, as
- LOuns,
,so Safe, &C.
FOR RENr-Ths Dwelling House is for Rent Apply to Mr. D.
mhls--ld TAOS w. KEEsyE. Auet'r.
BY DAVENPORT CO. stock Auc.Ioneers
Once corner ef Gary and l8Shss $500.
M K shall sell, at the Office of the Old Do
~ @iHion Insurance Company. on FRIDAY, March 18Th.
so.Sco oOn'easrAis per cent Coupon Bords
:sSS 90 90 ! pc. q cen. 5 coupon s do
100 shares Merchsnis' Insurance Company Stock
100 do Bank Of Richmond
No bods stocks will be offered unless handed before day
OF sale DAVENPORT CO..
nhl4 ids Stock AuetiOreers.
ALSO
$500 Virginia Bank Notes,
1000 Cold Oolu, $3.50
$1,000 Virginia Treaury Notes,
5000 Confederate p:r cent Coupon Bends,
10000 Is Million Registered Bend,
5000 Cotton Bonds,
2OOo orange Alex. r. R. per cent Coupon Bonds
5000 Va Central r. r. per cent Coupon Bonds,
5000 N. u 6per.cent Coupon Bonds,
100 shares Va. Central X z stock,
SO Rank OF the Common wealth.
1000 virginia Registered Bonds l.4se
DAVENPORT CO.,
mh1T Stock Auetoneers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17
Enquirer copy.
NOTICE.

TNHE City Savings Bank having determined
Il to wind It's Affairs, notice hereby gwen to Its DEPOSIT
forward and withdraw their Those
who fall to do prior 2Sth March, 1884, hereby
that the BANK will then invest them iourper cent Confederate
bonds for their benefit authorised by Congress-
the arss section OF the recent currency bin.
BY order Of the Board. N. AUGUST,
mh4-eod t29 Cashier
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17
TREASURY DEPARTMENT G. S. A.,

1RIOH"UNUi IOUt ]
THE following regulations are hereby estab-
omsers:
l. ohecks drawn by dbusng ocers on the Treasury
any depoStlry prev TO the frat APRIL
In Treasury notes o; the eSent Issue only the
the be
payment before after said date.
All moneys te!engng 10 the Government in the hands
the credit Of dsburunE officers the 6t April
turned Into the Treasury the cred OF
appropriations TO which they belong 10 be Afterwards
by rtqaitons which viii be In the Of
Treasury notes.
But OF 6bursng officers which may be aravn at any
ne against the balGncss Viii n
day Of APn WI De paid p the old issues OF
promised their face.
(Slgned) O 9. MEMMINaIz-
Secretary Of the Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17
AUCTION NOTICE.
THIS DAY.
VERY NEAT AND CONYRNIENTLY Ar

RANGED pesitence and small Loh - NE vet %
o Leigh street. Rucha Spring. for sslc oQ
ne snsn sell a. auction, The premises. 1HDRpAf, ~
above nov 10 the occupancy Of Mr.. Waller vIp.
he S front o. " feet running back l75 e<
ING nouses are nearly The dwelling rooms -
sage, po.ens. xo' snd well Of good vser 10 ne yard
A.he sane ume VIII be sold SIX beauf1 Low adrn1x ,e
TKkns-Cash- r-~ --SS'
The .sxss for 1874 TO be paid By The purchaser.
L,,.s.,, aoDDIs App1zE0M
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

oPPIoE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPLY,
AUGUSTA Ga, FEB. %, 1864. { 4
The Southern Express Company hereby mo-
y friends and relatives OF soldiers in the Army OF No tn
Virginia and elsewhere that they prepared carry
announced the above card and that they
will do all In their poWer TO ful6n lie requirements.
JAMES SHUTTER
General Superintendent and Acting esident
fs96-d8m Southern Express Company.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

TOBACC0.-12,0O 900 Pounds VIM. Greanor's
Black Twi,t TOBACCO. sound Of the very
bet quality suitable for and win be delivered In wnn
eon, NJ q. For sale By
fe6-H J. p. DUvAL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIERS THROUGH
our THE C0NFEDERAOY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GENERALS DEPARTMENT, !

our THE CONFEDERAOY.
GENERALS DEPARTMENT,
RAILkoAD BUREAU,
Richmond, Feb 30, 1864.
TIE friends and relatives of soldiers in the
l. Army OF Northern Virgins hereby notified that an
rangement has this day been tGecd with the Southern
Company all packages OF food and wearing apparel
Richmond, Va.
To the advantages thus obtained through the Express
Compaay, the fol owing Instructions DO obaerved
must rot contain hundred pounds
secured and plainly marked
skipper either Of the Soldiers Relief AssocAons which
located rs follows:
Carolina Raleigh; Carolina, Columbia;
10 Georgia. at Augusta In Alabama Montgomery 10 any
point al which Ct hete Associations have Office
The Of these Associations will there take Of
ship daily by Southern Express Company proper
Agents OF the respective states Richmond, who win
distributed TO the proper individual owners.
To meet the othe soldiers and 10 give them certain
and speedy communication with hone the southern Express
Company has agreed 10 give this freight preference
thing else and In order hano Obstacle occur 10 the
hereby requested render the Express Company such facilities
will enable 1t 10 make this Arrangement mpee success.
the Southern Express Company responsibility
the trtnpoon Of these packages the Relief Associations
requested withdraw their Agents Who have heretofore acted
travelling II The Bel ef Associations will establish
10 the OF other armies they enjoy the
privileges hereby teeured t. the Army OF Northern Virginia
wv. SINS,
Lieut.. Col and QaartermAster 4
Approved.
A. Z. LAYTON,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-17

DOR SALE AT AUCTION
the 18th nS at twelve o'clock NJ the SEX We will oGer for
sale without reserve lint, the STEAM Snip CITY or
PETERSBURG. ~ r i
Length rs Feet,
Width l6 |"
Depth OF hole feet,
Capacity 20 Tons.
She Will be exhibition few days previous sale Pa,es
desog further Information will cal at ONCE 18Th
and Cary streets. TARDY WILLIAMS.
I. W. kEEaEE, Auctinnesr mhl4-:ds
NOTICE. will Sc !, at the house of Henry
IN T. Dece in Montgomery county, WEDNESDAY, the
28d OF this month"; the highest bidder ready
all the property OF si Dece attached for the bene
T. T. Foster Co., consisting Of t-.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
a A Valuable Library, ~
Horses, Wagons, esa.s,
Several Hundred Cords Ct Wood,
Leather, Salt, &c.
a Thirteen very Valuable Negroes.
LIZ Ah1S5 Deputy, for
w. MONTAGUE.
mh9-ds SHERIFF MONTGOMERY county.
By THO w. KEE;Eg, Aura
Once corner OF 18th and Cary streets
1S0 Condemned Wagons, do. Stage Coach, ,
lCO for sale at auction.
VIII be Sold FRIDAY The 18th Inst, commencing 10
O'clock the Confederate States lot Bacon Quarter Branch
stage Coach. ~
70. p ARCHER
Maj andQ N.
THo W. KEzsEE, Auclr mha-ts
% NEGROES AT AUCTION. IS
~ viii seu 3, auction,
20 LIKELY NEGROES.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-07
McClellan's Record.

In regard to the political conduct of affairs, you
will please labor to impress upon the inhabitants
Of Missouri and the adjacent States that zoe are
fighting solely for the integrity Of the Union, to
uphold the posoer of oar National Government, and
to restore to the nation, the blessings of peac, and
good order McCLELLAK TO HALtEoK.
/ We shall most readily suppress this rebellion and
restore the authority Of the Government By reli-
gio'ssy respecting the Constitutional rights Of ALL
| The inhabitants of Kentucky may rely upon 1T
that their domestic installations aoiU an no manner
be interfered 10Th, and that they aoU receive at
oar hands every Constitutional protection. Ihave
only to repeat that you will, in all respects, care
fully regard the local institutions of the region in
which you command, allowing nothing but the die
tates Of military necessity to cause you to depart
from the spirit of these Instructions MCCLELLAN
| TO BUELL.,
| The rebellion has assumed the character of war;
as such it should be regarded; and it should be
conducted upon the highest principles known to
Christian civilization. 1t should not be soar
looking to tie sat5jwgation Of the people Of amy
State IN any eueet IL should not be at all soar
upon populations, but against armed forces and
political organizations, Neither co,sfscafior of
opety, political erecations Of persons, territorial
organization of States, nor 5orci5le abolition of
Slavery should be contemplated for moment In
prosecuting the soar all prioate property and en-
armed persons should be strictly protected subject
only to the necessity Of military operations. All
private property taken for military use should be
paid or receipted for; pilage and waste should be
treated as high crimes; all unnecessary trespass
sternly prohibited and offensive demeanor by the
military towards citizens promptly rebuked NIL
oyy arrests should not be tolerated. ercept in la-
ohere actiue hostiltes eris and oaths not re-
qairea 6y e'aactnents co'astitttonaNy made, should
be neither demanded non received. Military gov
ernment should be confined to the preservation of
public order and the protection of political rights
Military poper should not b. alzoaoed to istsrfsre
aoith the relations of servitude either by support
ing or in.pa'1ng tie authority of the master, &C.
cept for sePpressi,,g disorder, as in other cases.
[MGCLELLAs's Harrison LANDING LETTER
Time. and the long continuance of good fortune,
obliterated the recollection of the calamities of
years preceding the adoption Of the Constitution,
They forget that couciliation, common interests,
and mutual charity had been the foundation, and
must be the support Of our Government, and all
tho relations of life Rebellion against
government like ours which contains within itself
the means of self-adjustment and a pacific remedy
for evils, should never DO COMPOUNDED with revo-
luton against despotic power, which refuses re-
dress Of wfongs.-[ McCLELLANs WEST POINT
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