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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06
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no one suppose bscshss he ha So either that ia.
ersbury WIN be evacuated or Vss Richmond Mil be
Yielded without terrible struggle. II the Confedsrscy
sis now u VIII fal at Richmond and General Lee will
tall With IL. While the Confederacy remains Riclmold
will remain its capital 80. = 7f"71S
CRITICAL POSITION OF eExERaI sHERasu. -
To recur to General Johnston III General les has
lowest computation and with these il need rot b. aid
tLat shermAns position becomes one OF great peril II
the reports which haye reached here referred to above
be correct II 70 evidently the intention OF both
Lee and Johnston to defeat Sherman on the Yadkin and
to n'k much 10 order 70 ehsst that end -, -.
SHERIDAN In MOTION.
The NeE York Tribunes Washington telegram of The
Lat instant says good news is anticipated soon nom Tie
hsnandoah valley The same despatch insiaustes tia.
the evacuation OF Richmond has commenced Itiseyi.
dent that the tales of deseers and publish
ed in some Of the papers have induced tie Yankees to
believe that Richmond IL to be ABANDONED Conirma
ton OF this impression Is afforded by the suboned para
graph which we copy from the New York Herald Of tire
I'd Ft4fir f..4F =.
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT OF GEN. SHERIDAN.
The truth or asty Of the reports IN regard tie pre-
partitions making az Eynchbuig Tor the anticipated I
ing back of Lee and his army from Richmond viii be
ascertained have taken fully inyesti-
tho and m a.. -.
5osns fcIah Nv EsnsrsI shsr,ds Pa, $3.50, - gssA
report Will he looked tor with much interest.
YANKEE fikS OF THE SITUATION OF AFFAIRS IN HIcn-
r.,' AoSp'
ihe neisa gives Hn ea'"fiai isssh douee-ieadeo
9Ps'o' Two atc'es rom h,ellasa papeEs'
enquirer and Examner) OF FEB. eth, vh.eh says
"se signncaht as hdieatng the asaton " the rebels
Of the question Of eVacuatins Richmond
The fines also makes those aitices the subject of
leader In whichH aeeia.e' we know for certainty
that IL ,the evacuation of Richmond ,sas di,erss.d
M NIL, q a.. II. <rcsrr srsa,o~ "a, ,l ;, a,
nSe'" Ao =. " '"' N'''' wig eSS' 4He
times coheiudes as aoho"s'
From what nOw md from what IA now said
in hmond IL seeias mol at All unlikely thai .all soo
have the Startling ne VS. of the igL oil The ic, toyef
ment and army ffo il hstuIc cucital to some OF tie
AieQh ane-. .
m ,.a .Aa. .aoma,, of tba sam. ,an. "a ,hs .o,,on
~ wv - - 49, P"PN''' sAs -''''"
"e fN"sp fs 4.a 81 .s-l ff9F
from th eaa,pv , w. =, 'ns mo- seIies
which contain yesy important adinssior. TIE cntEel
admits that tbsIenoya VI gsls ana stores iIun kcA-
aohc ICING on ana ehdeatSLs 20 quet Tie applehen-
- -, ,ss I'll ,.., - 'a' ~. ']
s only nnorun leIt ,or LnsI,,e.s Ger, e Lsgs RAJ
Consfess sll moi NOW adjourn ana nve Liz biI:s fol-
tered and unpiepaed tor furtler resistance ILe ~
a,psy says Tic evacuation u iichmond Is the death
blow TO the Conederacy aud that ont OF Ricbmond the
relei army becomes mere body guard To- enable few
men To eIo the Nissssr Riyer The whole tone OF lie
rebel press enc Vi dnest gloom while sheImen'a
name Is mentioned sniy with SPANS OF terror
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06

ss ssif SHE GEis Gas N sssssiss SsSsss y eth.
.tsw hsr troaps ital, fattss, sad Il a Seskl u
As regards MeYteo the speech briefly says the
new throne Is beciming consolidated, the country
Is becoming paeided and its immense resources are
being deyelopcd-the happy effect OF the yalor Of
our soldiers, the good st0se ofthe Mexican popula-
ton, and the inteliisehcsapd energy of the Soye-
reign The Emperor rcjoices at the French triumph
in Japan, Africa, &C., and then proceeds to enlarge
upon measures of domestic legislation, proclaining
his ardent desire 10 cultivate TIC arts OF peace, TO
cultivate friendship with the Inherent Powers and
10 only allow the voice Of France to be heard for
right and justice. ~ .ea
The Paris Bourse was irmer. Rentes were quoted
at CAT. SOC. ~ - i1t - 81
Tux WILMSGI JoUREiL.--The Fayetteville
Telegraph learns, through private letter, thar
James Fulton, Esq, ofthe wilminst on journal, sold
has interest Ia that paperto Mr.. Yopp, his fore
man, before fhe evacuation of the city. Nc.
Price, the other partner in the concern, also le we
hear.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06
GEN. LEES SENTIMENTS.

\ correspondent OF the tynehburg pirgieio'
gives brief report of speech recently delivered
at Lewisburg by Brig. Gen. Echols. The speaker
predicted that this contest would be over before
another autumn tngei the forest leaves" and
though our affairs were in CRITICAL position he
wished the people, he said, to fsalize then dsngerA
still, in the language of the greatest man that ever
lived, "if We Woald oppose OOnrags 10 danger, sue
cess could not be doubtful"
He had talked with Gen. Lee, while ON recent
visit TO Richmond, and never, in his whole lle was
he forcibly impressed with the words of any man
as when that old here, in an snmsted tone, rising
from his seat, said, ''we must not, We cannot, be
sdbjugated,p
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06
GREAT BRIrAIy.

Great depression prevailed in commercial circles
ON the 18th. under the iniiaeneee OF The news %,
peace negotiations brought By the Canada. The
Liverpool cotton market was almost paralyz -
Prices were nominal at about "a. decline. The
London Stock Exchange materially Affected,
and consols declined half per cent owing to
fears that a sudden peace In America would cause
serious arrangement in financial affairs by the
fall OF cotton aud also on account Of political con,
tngencie On the 10TH the announcement by the
Hibernian that the Peace Conference was failure
caused reaction and the fall OF cotton almost
recovered, and c0nsols improved l6al-N per cent.
The Daily Ne,cS says: gThe two Govsrnments
will have convince their several supporters that
peace IS not obtainable any way before they can
restore the state OF feeling which existed before the
recent meeting. The end has not come, but We
trnst and believe IL iSin sight. f
The Tines says 1.-THE failure Of negotiations
was be anticipated, and the war nnst 20 Toward
until it is brought end by the inability OF one
party 10 prulong the contest"
The Post does not why, if league can be
devised In which the mass Of the Southern States
will preserve a certain Identity as distinguished
from those of the North, and possess distinctive
Government, the terms Of league might not be
made sufficiently binding to insure community Of
action the part OF the republics as against the rest
Of the world.
The Hrdii thinks thet something has been gained
In the mere fact OF Lincoln's to treat With
The Southern Commissioners, and We shall not be
surprised it the attempt at reconciliation, which
has now misearred, viii be made once more and
with better success, before year is over.
FRANCE.
The Papal Nuncio has had an audience with Ma
poleon, aGd expressed regret at the publicity given
to private letters addressed by him TO the bishops
of Orleans aud Poictiers. He assured the LmperOr
that he was fully sensible OF the duties imposed on
him by the diplomatic character vi bis mission and
had never any intentioh OF failing IN tile respect
duaf N he NH. nl il.te ri "A innal law /.
The Emperor grasiousfy received mis- expiana-
tidHs a Is.
The French Gamblers were opened on the 18Th
by a speech. irem the Enlpcror. The speed is
mainly occupied BY domestic afairs,- and is lnite
silent on the American question. Ii refers to the
settlement Of the Danish question, and French
neutrality therein, aud expatistes on the Italian
Convention and the benefits to be derived by Italy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06

rT>EACHER WANTED--The subscriber wishes To en-
IA ploy MALE TEACH who Is rompscat 70 teach
Latin ana the English Branches spplicaats viii please
state termss Address
W. A. TURNER
fsos-w4t Howardvile, Albsmarls Co, Va,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06
TELEGRAPHIC.
FROM PETERSBURG.

PErERsBrRe, March 5.-Profound quiet prevails
along the lines in this vicinity. The mud Is con-
sidered the deepest that has BEEN known III this
portion Of Virginia for City years; consequently
the transportation of artillery and army wagons is
impossible. - - ga ss3
Mr. John Nash, an aged and well-known citizen,
was knocked down last night and robbed OF 81, 900
and gold watch. The robber has been are stcd
aud the plumber recovered e go
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06
THE NEWS.


WHAT rirIsiL ANA ~ poass. !,
meeting Of me c'.'-s"S u paa''he was W.
on lps Isl lnS'Au' 10Y 'Hs p"'Puss !" .'
Scorpions OF Pios''''H' W ufs"st" -'s H'r,
Almost every person pfeseut s"o''''''u sO"'' 'H"s
ana the fe'u" was qa''e eHeoa'as."s Two " i,'S
most @!s anu n.y." 'O'''-, " ~ ''' 80 y"
barrels OF Hour each quite q hun''er gave o"1
tao % Eye bsrEeiseseh lh'S y Inc way 70 do'-
General lees men mts' Os M y We 'ose ai'r
Ii is expected, says tue hsgsS''r' hs' ',s Feopi'
in the country will take an interest Ia .his n'atsl
and subscribe prpMptly ana hberai'y OF wpa' they
have Circulars haze been addfessfd 10 MagiStfa'es
and Others 10 this county, who will the necessity
81 bringing the SAbjeet 70 the attention of the peo
ple at once. zxnA
THE GENTLEMAN PRoN4RELAND.
The Hon. Thomas Connolly, of tho :" British Par
lament" whose arrival at Fayetteville, on I'd inst
was announced in our Photographic column, Satur
day, is one Of the two members OF the House 81
Commons, returned from the county of Donegal,
ireland. lie was first Tetucned on the qeath OF his
father, in le49, without opposition.
The arrival Of Mr.. Connolly In the Confederate
States al this time can hardly he deemed al event
If any pohlcal significance, He is a Conserve
,iye y And being therefore IN o,pos,tios 60 Lord
Palmerston's administration, 1t is'not probable that
he ha, come here in any official capacity.
Mr.. Connolly is represented to be genial and ae
complished lrishmau, aud warm sympaihizer with
,be Conf.deracy. He will therefore find A coraia,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06
FROM THE UNrrRD STATES.

We received last night asappy n Uuited States paper
OF the ID and I'd INST The possesses soue mtere
Ing features. ta ln'f sfiff. f' q" -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-06

Tue bill was then further debated tby Me,sys.
OLDHAM, aud JOHNSON OF Georgia, When save.
raj amendments were voted upon and Tejsctcd.-
The question then recurring upon the amendment
reported by the committee to-day, 1t was adopted,
aud the bill passed by yeas ., nays5,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-01
60, SOl.,,AA ACRES aoF5 LAND ID. ~ =
! saseg6A tslh) t7smoe'gsCN
-xlFOK. sale III

Fronts on the road to be opened running across IN
from the National Road to the Harrisburg Road ~
About two-thirs of il is woodland, and one-thrd sdi
n1Sis e Sos IS 81
n psh2sl $TsnElinB Bsnk. Columbus Osh3 10
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-01
RATES OF FARE
For Hackney Carriages and Omnibus.
% es, EAta Dl isb cd by the City Coun-2 n
D. "a - Gil of COlWmbus, Ohio. W
T,HE OWNEE., .DKINER. OR OTIIER

THE OWNER, sDk IVER, OR OTHER
Il person having charge Of any hackney carriage.
with the rates of fare herein established, plainly
printed upon card, andi continualy kept in son0 ~
consphnou4 place ON the inside Of such carriage -
. for the information of passengers
The rates of fare to be taken by anyowner driver
conductor or other person having charge of any
nibus, shall be follows, to-wit: For carving
person from any one place to another, within the
limits OF the city, or to or from Railroad depot,
not more tnan twepty-fyp cents; for children be-
tween the ages of three and twelve years, If more
than one, or If accempani ed by adult half price
only shall be charged each Of sdF children; and 10
for eh9Een less than three years old when aocom-,o
panied BY an adult, ocharge shall Be made said
rates 70 be charged for the any omnibus benS
tween the hours Of six o'clock A. NJ, and eight
O'Clock NJ; and betYeen the hours of eight =, M.a
and SIX o'clock A. NJ THE rates may be'd6ubed. The
rates of fare to be taken by any owner other
person having charge of ano hackney carriage other
hereinbef6re established for ofnnibuses il the taid
carriage be used between the hours of six o'clock A.
M. and eight oclock = NJ and between the hours Of
eight 7; M. and six o'clock A. M tue rates maybe
doubled. Any owners or drivers may make such ar
Ianggmentpor dayor hUtr as parties may Hgreeup.rs
on, and every >wner, driver or otherperson having
charge OF any hackneytcaage. shah. rsquestC
of any passenger. carry thereon, with each paSsen-
ger, in addition to one trunk exceeding one hum
dred pounds In weight, two artcles. suc1 asoA Wall
se saddle bag, carpet bag portmapteap humble or ~
6thef like articles, comni6hly d ed in travelling.
wlthnnt charge compensatory but fvrevsry ptherIo
additional trunk and every other such ARTICLE above
nalnsd fbbfe thaAw he hallbe chtltied tochafg6 Il
not more than twenty cents and nyeovueI driver ~
riage Shoshalt demdhd or receive any greater sum
pcSh Stoe e igSsb MsSor be n sned Rng
uIn not less than one nor more than twenty dollars
Tor each and every such otfense.
~ Published by order Of fthe Gity yCouncil,
aug1o. l7 lN7N" "'.'''v ~ City Clerk. "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-01
The County Cohvention2-Our
.aydVrcIrAf5 30 dTLoF

sa The Harrison Colinty Democratic Con-
Yention on the 2fst,H was one Of tfie best we
have had inlthe countyfo for some time.l The
I attendance was largeythe greatest harmony
and good feeling. prevailed, and seemed
+ alive and in earnest to advance the good
The tieitest paftesentedto thea voters IJf ths7
county caanQt fail to command the, respectq
of all, and deserves thelsupport Of every
lover of the country IN the county, Our
candidate DOR RepresentatiNe, Mr.. Dunlap
MeAdams, Is q soldier OF the l26th- Ohio,g
and shared the lot of those gallant men
through theperils and hardslips which this
gallant regiment endured, He is q gentle,
man in every way Qualified for the position,
and, ii elected, will doho1or to the county,
Mr.. Schreiber, our Candidate for -Treas!4"H
urer, is well known in the county, and
would make d first-class oflicer.in inl''Z Mula IA
4, Hiram Hartman, our candidate tor SKer-
III, every person knows Is a s.good fellow,,'ss
has served in the NatenalS Guard, and
owould make tip-top Sheriff.
u Arthur Beatty, our candidate for Com
missiOber, is a farmer, and isijust ahl 4
manas the county needs for that positionS I X
IA Dr. JAS. Stone, for Cor0her,, is lat No. 1 !
man.. He also served in the National
Guard, and at the last election for field
officers was elected Major of the Harrison y
q County battalion. ~ .3gg ytS1
'' The fitness of Samuel Hedges for Infirm- :.
ary Director is acknowledged, by alb He
would make one of the best Infirmary Di-
rectors Harrison county has had for v ears.
The ticket altogetherkR worth '. iof the
support OF every man in the county. DEM
ocrats should go to work Immediately, and
use every honorable exertion forts election.f :
With effect this may be done ssnd our copn-
tyredeemed from the bondageo of Abolition
ism. Democrats, put your shoulder to the
wheel and let us all work together. The
Negro Suffrage party is falling to pieces,
and truth and reason may yet be triumph
ant. Work with a will. .--Cglis Se,itiae1.T d +
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-01
!. ......:.. TIE NUMBER .yAdaI
lI aEJTT TTTTT -TTTTHTI1H N


prssuming to set up Governments in the
Southern States, instead ofscalling on Con-
Rress to take the subject in hand, TO which
they claim it belongs exclusively? They
declare also that these States should not be
allowed State Governments and their mo-
tive for claiming authority for Congress is
evidently because they believe Congress
would not sancti0nth organization Of such
Governments: Mr. Stanton concufs With
them, and has beerand is yet aiding them
effectively in their scheme, This -egplains
He retention so long Of cast and 4,vtecessay
military force aud some ,of The remarkable
mdcementS made By portions Of ID, involving
enormous expenditures. as 5eliere,. against
The a0ishes Of the General ink Chief ana The re-
t1onstrances of the Secretary OF lte Treasury
Besides the corruption fund thus secured,
1t serves to bankrupt thetreasury and thus
compel the call of Congressca great point
in the game of his. associates, ,oor,,
r. ITO BE GoHTINUEp.l -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-01
WHISKY, a BRANDY IlIl NNID|)l I WINE, WINE,


TNEN YEAR OLD BOURBON wHIS-
Z u KY Thirty barrels pure 10 years old Bourbon
Whisky: Also. twenty-five barrels pure 8 TO II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-01
TlHE PROPERTIES OF THIs scoMPA.

THE ERR0RERTIESOF flSCOMPA.
l ny consist Of 423 acres of the most desirable
Oil Lands In these States. selected with care and
judgment by practical men, after prospecting and
OK hmining the most productive regions and locali-
ties. A large part Of it. is situated on Dunkard
creek, Green county Pennsylvania, whore, ip pro-
portion 10 developments, the quantity and quality
Of the Oil found is superior TO Oil creek, it com
mandne aihigher prieain the Pittsburg market. q
The lands in West Virginia are located in Mon
ongelia and WetzeIl' Counties, and arc considered
among the best in the State. 81 .'' '' u s,"4 q
In Ohio, the Company property is located in Knox
county where the indications. are, most favorable
Oil Of a superior character as fubticator being
found at depth Of $50 feet on adjacent lands and
within few feet Of the CoDpsnys property. Ioi'
The Company are already sinking one will, and
have arranged to.c6nmence two more as soon as the
necessary machinery can be put on the ground.--
THREE WELLS have recently been struck only
short distance from the property Of this Company.
RITHER ONE Of which would, in one year, nearly
pay the entire capital Of the Company.
The officers of this Company, in placing its stock
before the pubtig are confident that the induce-
ments offered arc not surpassed, by any Company
In the country. The Capital Stock is small for the
amount of valuable Oil territory the Company pos
sess. and the assurance Of speedy and largo re-
turn 10 the stockholder is almost certain. sI t,g
Full and detailed information given on applica-
ton to the Sec etary and Treasurer. .r..riis
AEiiA limited amounted the Stock is now offered
for sale. Apply TO e,9i.a.,i. d.
apr91-doni og' ri Secretary and Treasurer.
i a I ~ q HF .H HHsHf fH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-01
Mouongahelag Whislzy,

y ,IDf fIuIYUHY HNNtI ,ISU FIHlI IT I.'i
Of the best brands. Will be sold byIthe demijohn,
keg SS barrel Also. all kinds Of Wines and other
''eSSYi1' TeSSi II " ~ LACELLE, ROSS q C0.,s1 b
dee2sl ieUs1 s hos 224South High street..
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CARD TO TIE SUFFERING.

SWALLOW two or three Hogsheads OF
Bucbu, Tonic Bitiers. Sarsaparilla, Nervous
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5. only by JAS. 5. BUTLER,
No. 427 Broadway, New York,
~ Agent for the United States.
P.S.-A box of the pills, securely pack
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post paid, money refunded by the Agent
If entire satisfaction i not given.
July 20. lS64.-3m.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate o. I'm. f.. Roberts late of
Jackson township, Columbia County
deceased.
I ETTERS of administration on the es-
Itate of William E. Roberts, late of
Jackson twp, Col um bi ocrlN cectissd,
have beeen granted by The Register of CO.
lumba county 10 Abranam Young. Of
Benton township, said county. All persons
having claims against the estate of the de-
cedent are requested TO present them 10
the administrator Tor settlement, and those
indebted TO the es ate are required 10 make
payment 10 the undersigned forthwith
ABRAHAM YOUNG, Adm'r.
Benton twp, Nov. 9; 1S64-6w. So.
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EDITOR OF THE .STARLDear Sir

EDITOR OF THE STAR, Dear Sir
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