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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27
THE crrY,

JUDGE LYoSs' OoURr, The trial OF Frank Nor.
ris alias HerIn an, which engaged the attention Of
the court throughout Friday, was brought to con-
clusion on Saturday. Friday evening the jury, not
agreeing on verdict, were kept together and lock.
ed mp for the night. Saturday moraing they being
no nearer averdict, we're kept together for hour
or two and then discharged: Eight of the jurors
were for acquitting the prisoner; the other four
for finding against him verdict of murder In the
second degree.
The prisoner was remsnded to Jail, and win have
another trial at the next term Of the court.
The rest Of the day was taken up By the court
in hearing habeas corpus cases.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27
ARTISkyIs

To rnE OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF TIE ARMY OF MOI
d ERS VIRGINIA
Since the first Of December last have been con;anti
with yorr noble band. d warriors toiling on foot and
speaking in behalf Of my Notwithstanding performed
the hereuean labor Of walking one thousand miles and
delivered upward OF one hundred addresses, running
through period of four months in the dead of.winsr
but regret state that whilst my visits and the exya
nations Of my plan have been most kindly received by
both the officers and men, in consequence Of the failure
OF the Government to pay the due them, have
received only about onefourh Of the amount required
constructive Bird OF Art. And now the constant shift
ing Of the Divisions and Brigade from point TO point
and the near approach the period for active campaign
ing compels to desst from further efforts among YOU
at present. But shall not be idle returning to the
country shall continue my abors among the citizens
and iondly trust that the time is not distant when
.harexhibt the world the triumphant of ria
locomotion by man.
mh27-it' r. o. DAyIDsnN -
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CHARLOTTE LOOKING UP.-The Charlotte Bulleti,
says: "To one who has been absent from the city
for few weeks, Charlotte now presents the appear
ance OF an entirely strange place. Our avenues are
thronged with strangers whilst every now and then
some fast team, with splendid equipage attached,
goes dashing by at real city rate. But at light
when the stars begin to peep forth to deck the
heavens in spanged array, we then see our street,
in all their glory, dottcd with female loyeliness.
We always admired Springs twilight, hut when it,
beauty above is accompanied by loveliness below
such loveliness as the gods adore-we think the
picture complete. Whilst gazing ON this panorama
Of living beauty
"Where charms Of mind
With elegance of outward form are joined,
we forget the war, the blockade and the extortion
er, and content ourselves with the thought
''Tis all Of Heaven that We below may views"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27

The BEsT HISTORY OF TIE Wharf.-The best his
tory OF the present war that has been, vr ever WIZ
be, written, is already penned. 1t will be found IN
the newspapers Of the Conitderacy. ANY man VINO
has a complete file OF any good newspaper That ha'
teen published uninterrupicdly during the war, bas
the best and most complete history OF the reyoln-
able piece of property, which will serve to teac
his children not only the great events that occurred
in the progress of this unparalleled war, bat to AFFORD
them a mar ratiye more intensely interesting than
anv romasee that was ever written. Aud vet how
Iiltle importance is attached to newspaper by
many pcople. 1t is read and thrown away as lightly
as. n squeezed oranye. = nhiedgeoiue Union.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27

FIRE IN THE GouNrY.-The residence of Mr.. Fen.
dali Griffin, in Henrico county, on the Meadow
bridge road, two miles north of the city, took fire
accidentally, about four O'Clock yesterday evening,
AID was entirely destroyed. A portion only Of
the furniture WAS sayed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27

ApFRAY.-In an ARRAY between two negro men,,
on the corner of Leigh and Second streets, yes.
terday evening, one of theR was nearly killed by
blow on the head with brick The ssssant
escaped.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27
FROM THE UNITED STATES.

We received yesterday United States papers
from the 18th to the oath inclusive. They contain
but little news. The following are the most inter,
estipg extracts:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27

PRIsoSERs.-Five hundred Yankee prisoners,
captured at Petersburg Saturday morning, arrived
at the Libby yesterday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27
SEE osLsAs., L.. M.taa I
MAYOR aaEEaIL cANsr TAXES rHE yIEEp.

MAJOR GENERAL. cAkBY TAXES THE FIELD,
On Sunday last General Candy and staff len this
city for Mobile bay, for the purpose of taking the
field. You may expect soon to hear glorious news
from the department of the Military Division OF
the West Mississippi. Further particulars at pres
ent are contraband. All can say is, that under
the leadership of Generals Candy, Gordon Gran
ger, A. d. Smith and Steele, the soldiers in this
command will give gopd account Of themselves,
MAI. GEN. LEW VILLAGES MISSION TO MEXICO.
have already informed the readers of the
Herald Of the arrival in this City Of Major General
Lew Wallace. At first It was supposed that he
would be assigned to active service In the field,
but II now turns out that he sent from WASH
ington On special mission to Matanoros, Mexico,
for the purpose OF inquiring into the alleged ar
rangement between Mejia and Slaughter, whereby
refugees from rebeldom on one side and Mexico on
the other were turned over 70 the tender me rcies
OF these worthless. Gen. Wallace has not yet re-
turned from Matamor0s. His delay may have been
occasioned by oven more serious question than
that which he was sent 10 inquire into viz the ex-
pulsion from Mexico Of Mr. Etchison, the Ameri-
can Consul, and the closing of the consulate at
Matamoros by order Of the Imperial Government.
This news or rather the first rumors OF it, reached
New Orleans before Gen. Wallace left this city for
Matamoros; but before he could have arrived there
Mr.. Etchison, Mr.. Pierce, the Ex-Consul, and
about seventy refugees, arrived at Southwest Pass
on the steamer PATRON. This may have hurried
Gen. Wslaee's departure.
GEN. FORREST PROHIBITS TRADE IN COTTON.
Trade in cotton has been prohibited by General
Forrest throughout thu whole OF his department,
and all lines of communication in his command
have been closed. This is supposed to be prepare.
tory 10 an offensive movement. His force now
numbers about 200 men.
A large portion of Hoods army is scattered from
Rodney, Miss, to Yazoo City. Black mail ia being
levied on all cotton going out Of the rebel lines in
their jurisdiction.
THE PRESS DEsPATcH.
New ORLEANS, March II, 1865.
General Canbyis now near Mobile, and the grand
attack by the land and naval forces upon the city
will be made within five days.
Gen, Kirby Smith remains at Shreveport. Gen.
Buckner Is at Natchtoches, and General Thomas
at Alexandria: Their respective forces are with
them, and they are waiting for an attack from our
troops.
Judge Gray, Texas lawyer, has been sent by
the Richmond government to the Trans Mississippi
Department to take charge OF the rebel cotton
trade He announces that no cotton shall leave his
department unless the IS per cent assessed by the
rebel government is taken off.
Free trade is to be extended along the line ofthe
Mississippi river, and liberal permits granted for
supplies.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27

SENT EE.-ThirteenIhundred Yankee prisoners
were sent of by flag o. truce yesterday morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27

Mr.. Jamos Davis, citizen vi AecKIenburg, has
contributed provisions enough, In response 10 the
recent oill Of Gov, Vance, to feed one hundred
soldiers for six menths-s muliacspt gin,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27

kJlDn4OEhhGAS NOKhoEs. IN aa,on.sek
M meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Midlothian Coal
Aiming GO. will be held oa WEDNESDAY,, the o9th ius..
at IL O'Clock, at the Office Of the Company.
JNo. C. STANARD,
mb2i--dSt Serretarr,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27
q, a. TRENHOLM,
Secretary OF Treasury.

Section o. That the taxes oTpopery for the yer egh.
hundred and sxtykye imposed BY thsact shall be
assessed the day OF the passage OF this act and be
iue and collected the first day of June next
thereafter practicable. The additional taxes
profits for the year eighteen hundred and shall
he assessed and collected according to the provisions OF
existing in regard the assessment aud collection
II on incomes and all the taxes imposed btls
let we'll the taxes OH incomes aud lfnhts and thes
specific taxes and taxes sales shall be payable u
Confederate Treasury notes OF the new issue 9y the
Certificates OF Indebtedness authorized hy an enf
lied An reduce the currency AID % authorize
Iew issue OF and bondsT approved February
.nteenth eighteen hundred and Ixty-fouE at par,
,ut any allowance for interest Provided, That at
of said shall 10 paid in Treasury notes
and provided further That the for the n
creased nay OF sodier shall be paid In Conederat Urea
ury notes the issue only. And Is heisby e4
,eted That the certificates of Indebtedness authorized
by the said act OF February seventeenth eighteen hun
deed and sixtour may be issued for debts contracted
rof the passage Of said act and the Agent of the
treasury for the Trans Mississippi Department be and he
hereby authorized TO ISSUE under regulations "
prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury the ce
aes OF indebtedness provided for in said of Februa
Try seventeenth. eighteen hundred aid sixty-four
lebts contracted prior subsequent the passage
aid act in the Transissssippi Department sni thaG
III the certificates above mentioned shall be received
al, yent of said taxes In like and the same
extent as the certificates originally authorized by to
said act OF seventeenth Of February, eighteen hGndre
mi flour subject to tie proyis0 above mentioned
mhi7--3tawlm III
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4 Osf-script OF ynglhis claie stv... 40. isG. ls-
- sued under act Of March 2al 1850, in name Of NM
Jane B, hsben, for $1,000 Application win be made
renewal LANCASTER Il ca
lA 7-vsn
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EMPLOYMENT IL Wanted by nm &

T. perienoed BOOH.HEEPER ana ACCUCNTASTS
nscrpt)-a refugee from Charleston S. C.ther'
in the city elsewhere.
Residence 9th street, near MaishalL at W. James
Kinks nAh2i-3ts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27
treasury DEPARTMENT, L. {. Al
Richmond, March isth. 1865. !
NOTICE IN RELATION

ii To KEIEIPT UF SIA- FEh UNI IEK ITfI-
GATES OF INDEBTEDNESS FOR TAXES IMPOSED
ny ACT OF CONGRESS APPROVED MARCH X,
1896 Notice IS hereby given that according to rro
visions Of the 30 section Act of Congress ~ Maree
H. 1860 copy of which is hereto attached Que moety
levied BY said act excepting tho tax the
increased pay OF sodlers may be paid Six Per Cent
of Indebtedness issued under l4th sectiDn Of
act OF Ia February 1866 ;rn,>-,,o,,
F.. Secretary OF Treasury,
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Staleigb, 10. Dec. Oie Geleb9ebung per-
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ipprbeu. @nt 9ainltag fam er bier al unb es
purDe inn erlanbt, fir ieua peiteres Grldeirsll
NiirglHaft Su f%telell.
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welder sitn 8pbe perurtbeilt mar, entlprail8 am
letten 0on1erft flag aus Dem gNlitGr9cfan8liB 81
Met1nhiS.
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Transportation GDmtpnNnie.s
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Oeu0 0n6ojaell.
Stabtz@ pmmi6drS Office.

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