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... are vague, and only state that Sherman is meeting with great success. They are not traced to any good authority. The Richmond Whig of Wednesday states that Sherman has sent large part of his army towards Selma, indicating movement upon Mobile. Early has ...
... the treaty of September 15.—Le Nord. ALLEGED ACT or INTOLERANCE BY THE New LORDLIEUTENANT or IRELAND. —The Belfast Northern Whig of Thursday says The Dublin evening Mail has reason to believe that his Excellency the Lord- Lieutenant has refused to appoint ...
... are vague, and only state Sherman is meeting with great success. They are not traceable to any good authority. The Richmond Whig of Wednesday says:—Sherman sent a large portion of his army towards indicating a movement upon Mobile. Money on call at 7 per ...
... Confederate Secretary ef State does not yet see the necessity nor approve of the policy of arming the slaves. The Richmond Whig opposes President Davis's proposition to emancipate the slaves after service. General Butler, in speech which he made at the ...
... retire with pretty little pension 50,000 dols. a year. But all the lower grades don’t cire, because they would not disturbed. Whig Torv, Conservative or Liberal, is the same them. They are appointed for life, or good behaviour, and superannuated, have decent ...
... rumours are vague, and only atato that Sherman meetiog with great success. They not traceable to any good autUority. The Richmond Whig Wednesday states that Sherman has sent large i*rt his army toward* Selma, indicating movement upon Mobil*. New York, Nov. 19 ...
... vAgue, and only state that Sherman is meeting with great success. They are not traceable to any good authority. The Richmond Whig of Wednesday says :—Shen.Jin sent a large portion of his army towards Macon, indicating a movement upon Mobille. Money on call ...
... see the necessity nor approve of the poli niture Ayrshire Cows—Spring Calvers ; Horses, Barovcne, ing he slaves. The ichmond Whig Pa. APTOS, and BARREL ORGAN, ——— Davis's ition to emancipate the slaves aft = = Geveral Butler, in a speech which in the PERTH ...
... vote of thanks. Bat he took occasion to warn young men to give no countenance sect party, and remarked that Tories were bad, Whigs worse, and as for Radicals, be bad onlv known one real one, whose body, when died, should embalmed, and sent to the British ...
... proposal to place arms in the hands of the black rouses the slaveholder to a perfect frenzy. This will never do” says the Richmond Whig, commenting on the President’s proposal. “The slightest given to thosé wnwholesome “notions may produce worse effects than ...
... reproach eryeperaonac with o ma command.lrl the pi 81vigour, Disraeli eisrimb ayd a ability, our i i h t ey sub an Whigdand Whig-Radical contemporaries that of late years that eminent statesman has made the Church, and the necessity- of maintaining it ...
... Inverness, airn, nent and some of them will mise her active hope—and a hope, o | the € ‘hroniele, which they had bought from the Whigs, they Thoy were very left Newcas' tle on Sunday week, and all went well until ness, Suth The management of the business will ...