Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-07

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seen aud unavoidable, have prevented the publica-
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now the pleasure Of announcing to the publck that
the paper will positively appear on Saturday morn
| ing.
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have been secuTel. The news department in which
the Examiner has always excelled, will be under the
intelligent charge and supervision of i. r. R!ordan,
ESQ, late of the Charleston Mercury, and formerly
Of the New Orleans Delta, who is one of the most
| experienced and accomplished men in that particu.
lar department in the country. The local depart
ment will be- a. it has been for the last four years.
under charge Of J. Marshall Hanna, Esq, who ha,
won 50 much reputation by his spirited and slashing
ren, and his graphic, lifeke sketches Of the "TY-
Coos" and other notable characters of Richmond.
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when one likes TO read Another advantage: under
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papers arriving here on Saturday afternoon at two
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day) in the other Richmond papers. In addition
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expense for special telegraphic dispatches for the
Sundays Examiner both from New FORK and Wash.
ngton. which will not be written until Saturday
night and will give the latest rewsfrom al quarters
up to that tine.
Besides the news. the Sundays Examiner will
have a column or two of reading matter appropriate
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man who has had over thirty years experience in
that business who has the earee into all the polit
cal circles and departments of Washington; and.
withal gentlemen Of ripe scholarship and abli-
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THE FIRST NUMBER OF THE "EXAMINER"
The first number of the Examiner will he especially
interesting 1t will contain full, graphick, and
thrilling account of the evacuation of Richmond,
and the terrible Incident thereto from the ad-
yanced sheets Of I. \. POllards Fourth Year OF
the Wharf.-The first account that has get appeared
from the Southern side; biographical sketch OF the
late John W. Daniel, intensely interesting: a num-
her Of letters from the ErdmiHers special conesson-
dents AZ Washington, at Baltimore. and at New York,
editorials upon the times, and National. State and
municipal affairs besides a most accurately ana
carefully condensed summary OF news from all parts
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