Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-28

clearly visible beyond all "N 70
Tbe aura wa drifting quietly along while those
= 49, I;,.ro rrecnnnoittrnet when. suddenly
4 as,,, ~ suoo,si vras Sean IN rise FROM Battery
~ a., 81 .a,t inst ant n -Brook,s rife seven
- Nj, -1isssg snd vhirrra directly over head
1 - .ss .,6I o,.s'laho,,t tWentr feet and dsap-
clearing we Laa' oua hundred Yards he
Peas'ps Az .'o' ""' , 49, 49,, ~, N
y"nu. a. was i 80. - f,e and her shot was
iho ""aean was i"' =, !, .truek m. wafer A
nes' % 49,. 80 - = .ur. aud ricochettel over
Few W. ~. 49,, reIv sIt distance n"
"o,' i's W. - w Il,tary GLADDEN., lar inerHr
AiV.no' ~, i; s,,n.ared 10 be fhe sig
" - " A. - ~; ,, Zach shore 10 open These
n'i ~ 'u' a. H., n single shot took effect
rt q ,ins,,,sLed lancer o, board the Laura, not
;,,, to rs,oain !, tarvst TOR rcbe1 pTacfice, gave
s,'. ,hat. she shonId return Up 10 this time
Ia ~ ra;sd on tbe boat bnt as she turned
nag u"'' $3.50 rar tbs,Stars and Stripes we're
.,s,aa - The was made With ''hying
49, :, @.-,'~sf~, - 80,
Thsro is no dd,bt INT that the Laura was reCog
lne,e 40, - ~ beaI 49,, despatch boat as every
-, "a. mad. IN the mari of the enemy disable
her while the officers OF the gunboat Morgan, be-
You'd tle distractions, probably lhdussd .ne iops y.
That she could pass 'nen, 'n'',n5n hsr -
f"'n i'''i''"s' ~" Nv ~ % q" u
stati ' REcMIrING IN Nh" i'EA Siii'- ~ li.
The Herald saws :: H. ..t..4s t-.f. q s-.
,r, ,,nn,ber of men for the military service
.i,I =; che SnnerviSor,, rooms in the Park has
49,. '.,ncS dacrtas. ,inIo the Issue Of the order
~! -. i;,;si t,roynsf Marshal Generals office
n"in 'no A., h .nbstad in The districts
requiring , - 'Sc,.:n 49,. h,lo
~ ~nie', '"'i p ~ -d;,rr,,,, t,,,ot
are lPAi nsle a,s enI .oHn, ,e saS,, towards III
, m,.. wa, 80, ,,t - Only, tw,Iv, man were en-
iSteS =, tht Si1erEisors headouarters YESTERDAY;
| but considerable additional number we're muster
ed i'm at the district Offices Al special meeting
OF he Board OF Supervisors yesterday q cemnlilnl-
cation was rccth ed from the Comptroller s'aIipS
l that the amount subscribed 70 The TWO m'non dol
| lars County Soldiers Bounty Fund bonds IS only
seven hundred aud Ninety three Thousand dollars,
and that there is no more money except one num-
dred THOUSAND dollars advanced Dy capi'an9l ~
continue rvelu,'s - 80 sI,1 ~ Coverrpr With
yssv of HAVING five hundred Thousand dollars of
| the State loan transferred to the county. reso-
ll.la' Tns rerrnGtinr nommittees in
of he wards are actively engaged ia efforts
90 I'm ,bjr resnectiye quotas Drafting has lot yet
-. w s',,d
'''- -. ...,,.>,,. 80. =, No., -,
MOVEMENTS Of ihA ''Afh"hilAiA' ~ iHNN SO' IN
lst. nsis 81. o.. NEST ssl 54h-t
Cana. III. March ~ ls65-Memphis advices
81 ,ha 1oth inst state that a number of rebel de-
ssrtcrs and refugees had arrived there q
Major Bradford had been assigned to thecoh.
n,and of n selected body OF despera.loes from 90
r,.bel Southwest Department, to bnshwhack along
th. Rig Black and Mississippi rivers.
III, Memphis BaRstiI has information that For
resi- WIN three Thousand cavalry is at West Point:
Jackson at Nenahgo, with Three thousand cavalry,
and Nc Bulen at kaloma, and Chalmers AT Tinaha
with one thousand cavalry each. They are poorly
mounted hut have abundant supplies.
,v,s rpoopS sooS TO RE PIT IN MOTION q
-, .. Nh % p.vn,sters Law. ior
" ~. s;iiio,,. .c,ysIry Thes. troors
~ =, h ,,nt IN motion AGAIN. and, although
." o. -, :; i,nL,o,,, II I, unJnrstoad tlat IL
~. ! -.
W. - q, -, t,,r AMI H;rhno,d and vviIlinhict
" a.. -. ,1,nj.J,,nart and DISASTER en,,ni IN
u Up, . ~. cit;.ctcJ - -. -. 70
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ANDY 'oHNSoNs iNA'"'RAL srEhSh' 81
The following, from he New York World, is
TIME repor of Andy John sons ssinoohereutr speech
-. A., oo,sibD nj, taking the oath as Vie President
y" '"' o'.'''s f''''i
ufthe United States :'i i.ia l. .ar
FeP eizLens this IS mos (hic) 'SpciOuS MONT W
nv aiNtence m my (hic) say " my (hcl life: M
mere T. swear (hic) lcShens tul Oae IN sport CON
snshen, ~ tseeCs con,ushed (hie) sport ed tall
azuyS Du (hic) know Y am with emphasis, re-
l,tntcr) NV names And lhic ayehnsOn' Tensee
"a ini pnl (hc( pull an n'o Dabe's a pl lean
nin a plecam (hic) an III consushun d'rises us
lhic) cuns't from pleeaus. The eonsnshIn s tmcD
a strI (hic) ing stur1acnt n Il ffere Gfore the
Sanlt that ii Know lhic) mysel Pam u mau ma
,Licl br,(lrn Amekin c,lleB and with distinction
rrc,,rt,r) I'm a proud listratior' \ I'M fac that
fhi,l pleraIr4 a mau FROM the (hicl ranks can he
civ thcJ ate,l tn secou, = tl secon with marx
eel riiaAlrd9 et'in the place o. the Ameku people
Fell cllehs, Pm pcih N thlc) "a two minits-
snst1n that point, "a a pleeah (hic) aI twon
thle was a IAiha boy III teller Sr rail- (hicJ pleeh5
MOI Dabe u the (hic) eabintaP, spremV Court
drive with stsiesmanllke dignity dGlFe con
s'tln'rive' power from IN thicl AmSkin pleeans--
BIT tw"m (hIc) ihhs MAI ON mat point Iehsee
allie rs been loy'hi (hcD gore'n dressing my (hc)
| fer ci<leus twom nuita'naI on that (hic) point -
! addressing Mr.. Chase and his associates o4 the
| Supreme Cart, Mr. Johnson proCeeded.1 say
tG the thicl Spreme Court III may be ih'cl loud,
I'm pei-bc-an NJ rail- pleeapS and bflghteblhg up,
peoples the Unitesseis; so 'ru Mr.. secry Stan'n
turning W !ha' Ge"ia s"n 90 ~ Ss
""l'"'iiY ~ '"' '"',' NJ $50 Nj