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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-25

Treason tn High quarters.
1t seems to be the general opinion that
President and portion of his Cabinet
we been guilty of encouraging the trea-
nable designs of the South Carolina seces-
onists. Had these criminal practices not
EN- thus eountenanced, they might not
I'VE been carried so far.
> Through some mysterious management of
r Floyd, the Secretary of War, Fort Moul-
lie Is left without sufficient garrison to
siend it from attack. The President and
IS advisers have been entreated to strength
the force in the Fort, but have refused.
till they have gone on and made large i'm
rovements in the structure of the Fort,
hitch must inure to the benefit of the
sbels when they take possession. And
ow it is stated on apparent good authority
hat Major Anderson, the commandment at
he Fort, has been ordered to surrender that
cost if attacked and likewise that, in ODE
Hence to the spirit of his instructions, he
has already given up large number of
rms which had been removed to Fort
doultrie, to the authorities of Charleston,
IN demand being made for them
The pablo has also been informed that
there have been stored within the past two
or three months in the arsenal at Charleston
some 10000 stands of arms and large
quantity of ammunition-enough to make
the quota for four or five States; aud that
these have been given up by the authori-
ties of the general government to the South
Carolinians. This must all have been done
by the connivance of the President and
Secretary of War;
Howell Cobb, the Secretary of the Urea
sury, has been an avowed disunionist, in
constant cooperation with the secessionists
He has impoverished the treasury and al
most ruined the credit of the government
Why was he not removed from Office before
SO mucn mischief was done?
The Secretary of the Interior, Jacol
Thompson, is also a disunionist, and ha.
been working with and for the secessionists
Why has he not been dismissed?
What better evidence is wanted to con
vince every rejecting mind that the Presi-
dent has been aiding and abetting treason
We believe it to be the duty of the Hous
of Representatives to impeach the Presden
for maladministration in office. The Hous
has the power to do this, and it is its dut,
to do it. The Senate having the power L
try and determine impeachments, and two
thirds of that body being required to convict
and the Chief Justice having the right t
preside, Mr.. Buchanan would doubtless escap
the penalty of his official misdemeanors
but, nevertheless, the House ought to fulf
its duty by going through the form of in
parchment, in order to warn all future -ul
ers of the consequences of such treasonabl
practices as James Buchanan has been gull
ty Of
The charges investigated last session be
fore the Covode Committee are amply sufi
cient in themselves to justify the impeach
ment of the President; but when are adde
thereto the reasonable practices of Nj
Buchanan ia connection with the secessio
movement there can be no doubt that b
really deserves the penalties of Impeachment
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TAX NOTICE FOR 1850.

IWLHE Tx PAPERS OF T.AyN.DRR-
II burgh county hereby notified that the
Tax Duplicate for 1860, containing list of Taxes
for State, County and other purposes, has been
ceived 10y ms from the Auditor of said county, and
l can be found at my office, in the Court House,
for the purpose of receiving the revenue.
The taxes for the year 1860 follows
For State purposes l5cts on each S100 valuation l..
so cents on each poll.
For County purposes IS cts each 800 valua-
ton. S1OO on each poll.
For Common School purposes 10 cts on each 800
valuation. so cents on each poll.
For purposes If providing funds to meet the an
nual interest outstanding County Bonds due
1860 and the annual interest on those yet due,
Ii cents.
For purpose Of providing State debt Sinking
Fund Revenue, cents on each e1o0.
PIGEON TOWNSHIP, outside STANDARDIZATION
, Township purposes, cents for Special School
purposes, 10 conts. or all taxable property.
KNIGHT TOWNS HIP For Township purposes,
2 cents; for Special School purposes, cents for
Road purposes, cents.
SCOTT TOWHSuIP-For Special School pur-
poses, cents.
ARMSTRONG TOwNsHIP-For Special School
purposes cents, and so cents each poll.
PERRY TOWNSHIP-For Special School pur-
poses, % cents for Road purposes, ~ cents.
UNIOE TOWN6HIP-FOr Township purposes,
IS cents.
CENTRE TOWNSHIP-For Township purposes,
3 cents; for Special School purposes, cents; for
Road purposes, cents.
GERMAN TOWNSHIP-For Township pur-
poses, 10 cents for Special School purposes 10 cts
on each SI0O valuation aforesaid.
THEODORE VEEEEMAE, L. V. C.
novel d2tsw&w6w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ERE SR CORN .KE.4E
II 20 bush fresh ground Meal, Just received and
for sale at tue 81 Old Pioneer Grocery, No p Main
street. decI5
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FOR PARTIES.

The New York Store has a lot of real Valencien-
mes Lace Sets, Collars aud Sleeves, choice styles,
and few elegant Berthas, especially designed for
Parties which will be sold at cost. Also, large
stock Of splendid Dress Silks most Fashionable sty
at cost. GILES MGPHEETERS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Ao0TECE.
- All persons knowing them selves indebted to
the late firm Of W. T. Byers, are hereby notified
that they will he expected to settle their account l.
by the LIST Of January, 1861, as no further indul-
gence viii be given. CAPT. SWINDELIl
For Nancy Byers Proprietress OF Sherwood House.
Dee. "a.
II Ia r y n x n H s. ESOE = =
SA Holidays call in, and you will find some fine
large Turkies for sale at
CHAS. UNCONSCIOUS,
0ecZZ
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KpUCR WeHR.RT FLOUR.-8OO LBS
-ED just received at
dec2I ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
ER n n ~ E-RR.R.N3-2O,O 1000 LBS
LIE Prime Country Bran just received and for
sale at (dec2Il ELLT0TT''S T"nn'' ''-
-
N Prime Turnips Just received at
dec2l ELLI0TT'S Fami lily Grocery.
KBEC.EJN'S:-PRC .8.N-S!-IO USH
Il Just received and Tor sale at No. % Main
street. dec21
AVOFFEE-5O R.g as PER SS,ES.E.B-
Il err Autocrat, for sale for cash by
dec2I GEO FOSTER & co.
MROG PR0DVCT&.-W~Es .ERKs r. FRkE-
-HE pared to furnish Mess Pork, Keg and Barrel
Lard, and Bulk Pork, In quantities 10 suit. Also
for COLLABORATION Spare Ribs, Heads, Feet,
Sausage Meat, sc.
deceit GEO. FOSTER & co.
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q. M. NN cGE1H,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
GROCERIES & LIQUORS,
No. 28 w est FtrSE street,
ep25-ly EVANSVILLE. IND.
R1E.y-E8 CHREsT.m.gS PREsE.N'Ts.
At Heaiy 4 warren's you VIII find the most boau-
tiful assortment of
WORK BOXES. WRITING DESKS.
LADIES SATCHELS, sc.
Also, a lot Of Music, ansng which is the
very popular song of 1" Happy Land of Canaan,"
BeiI's SchottischD Sharon Spring Lancers,'
'Quadrile from the Siclian Vespers,' " Dodworth's
4th, or Assembly Lancers,' &c, &c. decl9
KD-SUE BsT"RRR's COORK.N 81 En-
IL tracts.-These imported extracts of Mace,
Cinnamon, Mint, Allspice, Raspberry, and Sage,
are highly recommended for davorng and culinary
purposes. I am selling them az 20c per bottle, at
ehtch price they are cheaper than any other man
ers is on the bottle. Eor sale only by
WM BIERB0WER, Druggist,
decl9 7s Main street, Washington Block.
YA.F.M-9 sCUs LE.VT.nE.V'T, = CHH-
~ tain cure for Rhematism, sprsns, Bruises,
VIM. BIEREOWER, Druggist,
Gecl9 rs Main street, Washington block
TuV.s u 4 II DU r r e R!-2OO EBs
z Western Reserve Rutter, 200 lbs Country
Butter Just received at
dec2l ELLIoTTs Family Grocery.
~ o TYEs E.z SsKRs.
II Glycerine Lotion, GlyceTine Violet Cream,
Cola Cream, Glycerine Soap, Colog"es, Extracts,
Powders-red and white, Combs, B ushes, POmades,
Hair Oils, Powder Putfs, and last, but not Last
Fine Tooth Combs, all for sale very cheap at
\. :. THGMPSON'S,
dec1s at the City Drug store
n, OU ~ n s ~ CH 0.N"s COUGH
q Syrup the best thing in use for Coughs, at
decIs THOMPSON'S City Drug Store.
1@ $. THO.MF' SOW As TIE O.NT-
O. v . ly agent in this city for Jaoksons Cough
Svrup declS
NsIKRTsT.H : $ FEE sk.E'Ts.
n parfTy brig tFTaa
presents call at s Thonapson's City Drug Store.
He is selling prices to suit the hard times Co
logne worth Fifty Cents per bottle sold for Ten
Cents
HTfO.EL OIL 81 TIE E'ERx' BEST
dec i,:.'' 'DU THoMPSoN's New Drug Store.
" Il m p S or .REL Es.VDs Nv
| Ell great variety and at very low prices, at
decls THoMPSON'S City Drug store.
EYBXs.-RUR s.-FURS,--s L.ARGE
! 3 aud we'll selected assortment of Ladies' and
Misses Cares, Tippets, ViCtOrines, Cuffs, Nuts,
/ Fur Trimmings, etc Also Gentemens Otter,
Beaver, and Seal Caps, GoFes, Collars, etc, all
! made OF prime and fresh skiua, at
VAUTIER 4 MARCONNIEG'S,
| nov5 80 Main street
4 OOR re I'OUR E.HsF1s Z z sTs!-,
! Il IL lbs Prime sugar for 81 co. only 10 he had
at [decsl COOK d LANGLEY's.
! RB.FE.H@TS, OILS, E4.R SPSFFSs
/ II Window Glass, Putty, Paint and Yarnish
/ Brushes, Drugs, Medicines Coal Oh burnisg Flu
i'd and everything else YOU coul3 ask for at drug
store at (decls) n :. MP>oS 5.
! - gsyV'UF.S-B p # 487gT.FER Rg@.
/ gJS Just received, fnll stock Of genuine Per-
f.mery Of all he best makes, WI icb offer t1r sale
at he very lowest pr'<s- rt F9 fsa % ,5'f n,t
! 500 ELS as se-s.u a. q F.s1s, 900
- lbs Ri-C9rh. Sois, gross e. Il. Durbce = Co.'S
! Celebrated Bai,iug Powder, bbis Bath Brick, II
Of Coffee, Just received and for sale at
| dscl5 ELLIOTT7S Family Grocery.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SIZE.

:. ~ .
81 By virtue of an order of the Vauderburgh Court
of Common Pleas, WILL Administrator o ( the
estate of Joseph Miller, deceased, sell private
sale, the following described real estate, in the
town of Jacobsville, adjoining Evansville to wit
Lot and 10 in Block No Four a.
TERNs;-One-half cash, and the remaining one-
half in ten months from the day of sale, the pur-
chaser giving note with approved security, waving
valuation OF appraiser MT laws.
MICHAEL MILLER,
Dec. 2I-3tw. Admir-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
American Watches !

My stock embraces great variety of very now
Jewelry / would call the especial attention Of
ladies TO some very excellent and chaste Etruscan
Carbuncle and Amethyst sets, set in pearl, which
are It very reasonable prices also a fine assort-
ment Of Rings, Lockets Bracelets, Neckchains
Guard and Fob Chains, which will sell as CHEAP
If not cheaper, than any house in the city.
Call and examine my stock and prices
?. L. GEISLER,
Dee. d. No. 81 Main Street bet 81 d 3rd.
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oITTcRURG COAL

wRRT.B NO ~ - on ~ a.SSt-E5 4 Ii sGS
~ stock or Pittsburg Goal, which OHar % tie
public at IA cents per bushel, delivered. ORasra
iast at Orr, Dalssll A Co.'S store, OF ~ his lu@bNI
ohIos on Water street, near LamaSoo WhGEA WI
be promptly attended to- JAS. SWARSOb.
pova6
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IA
y Is CTS. TO 500.
Dooell d Conyngton have just received splendid
assortment Of Presents for Christmas and New
Years, cemprising-Babies' Books, Boys Books,
Girls Books, Albums for Young Ladies', Scrap
Books, Animals beautifully bound And those splen
did new NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wit and Humor
Homes of American Authors, Tennyson's NAV
Queen, Mrs Cowden Clarks Shakespeare, Splendid
Jones and Robinson, and many others, including
beautiful selection of Testaments, Bibles, Prayer
Books, Catholic Manuals, &C., &C. Call and buy
them at the cheapest rates at
dec22 DOBELL & COEYNGTON's.
6p2O, 900 W.RyV~TRD
II We want the above amount of ILLINOIS,
WISCONSIN, IOWA, TENNESSEE, MISSOURI,
NORTH and SOUTH CAROLINA, or any other
Southern money at par for dry goods, or on
count, and will sell ths goods suited according
the times, very cheap Our stock is very complete
Come along with your money to No. 40 Main
street The Union forever-if not in State, We
sOHAPKER & BUssING,
dec22 No. 49 Main street
LIED -RRRDI
N 300 bush corn, 100 bush shelled corn, 200
bush first rate oats 500 bush rich country bran,
just received and for sale by
CHAs. McJOHNsTON,
dec22 Main street, Tosey's Block.
WRKSH NE W-s.-45O BUSH PRIME
II White Mercer Pink Eye Potatoes, just recaiv-
ed and for sale by CHAS. McJOHNsTON
NARESSED TUKRRx"S FOR THE
-AA million--6oO lbs Dressed Turkeys just re-
VUsT BE CEETeBD.-
~ casks Sugar Cured Hams.
:" Dried Beef,
Shoulders,
Dbl Elk. Bolognas,
500 lbs Break fast Bacon,
And for sale at the lowest prices at
nov12 JACOB sIEZICH d SONS.
Z
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AT FHB
NEW YORK STORE.

Also very barge assortment Of DgSss seeds d
great variety, and newest styles, and
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E.uPORT1.N-r APPROXIMATIONS:
& W.RET POT.FTOEs.
NTTB.VTTO.VT WXDE = WE8ERs :

Every body ia wide awake t. their own interest,
at least should be, aud if thev want to buy first
rate No. article of Flour at 1915 per bag, they
had better call at the Picayune Mills immediately,
and be supplied they Just closing a small
lot which they have on hand You see that this is
cash prices. j. II. MILLS co
dac1h.2W
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GEORGE THORNHILL takes pleasure In il
orming his old customers that in the quality and
style OF his work, he latters himself he cannot be
excelled. He may still be found at the corner Of
Second and Main streets, where the choicest Har-
nes and Saddles Of every description be obtain.
cd on the best of terms
EzE- Repairing done with neatne3s and dispatch.
Second hand Harness always on hard ie1
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he Daily SOnruaI.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Treason ln High QUarters.

EsDA7 MoRNING,....--......... DECEMBER s
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Also the largest aaa mSst asBNHt assortment
Of silts ever exhibited 10 Eva5svtils, I'd a tho
nost fashionable styles.
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Stuarts New York Syrup at 70 cents per Gal.
do Golden do Extra at 80 cents.
Belcher st. Louis, Very Choice, 81 cents.
stuarts Excelsior Syrup none equal to it, 81 90.
The above good can only be found at
dec. II. COOK & LANGLEY'S.
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CHRIS TMAS.

Communicated.
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HE.aCEBRRL.

EHE.N'Cx.N'G LU.uRER & RE.N'CE
~ Posts.-The subscriber has just received from
Oiean, N. Y, lot of the best Hemock Fencing
ever offered in this market. He is also prepared
to furnish good Fence Posts, in large or small
quantities. Call at the corner Of Seventh and
Main streets. ''No trouble to show goods"
dec 7-d&w J. F. GLOVER.
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vA Teeth. Te~th., Teeth Teeth.!!!
TE3~TH FKTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
Naw Is the time Tor all who are suffering rom
q eag sel io nave them extracted, as ou can Dc go
q, tseuf pam. Call sooa. as Or. TRAV ERSE'S
a.. IA the cus is somewhat limited.
OFce 10 BeiWu Block on l2th street, I'm front
a BenkI Room. No. i. Office iiours from A. NJ.
Zap M from 3 tn { and 10 9 L. VI
? s-CAfonlc diseases of MI kinds treated with
rpr,ect success, BY the use OF electricity.
q, = iIu'
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Z vEr. .--pErEpSF II EhIIIRI Z r EMEDN

=. The trg.t Virginia Remedy, and no
NBCG.-PErfRS' INFALLIBLE REMEDY
igR botnRbh'hA, AND ALL SECRET Dis
tASES;- Thus g.eat American remedy, contain
lt No heicurll or Balsanlic properties, exce't
t,eDth.hr heretofore offered the public, IN its Gu,
raa.e, restorative. and renovatIng powers; and
ee Eetcs world are astonlshed when told that
Gs A'oge remedy VIII cure the above diseases, and
'ga.eaadsc when they have ocular demonstra-
tea'd ne facts. But the proprietor, who has
Al W n the remedy for twenty odd years, has
s.nsr u g cEse of twenty years standing to he
'ei.-ed 70 perfect health, md all other cases Of
',o.,t' duration to lie restored, without a single
except NJ. and the refore challenges. any case ef
J2tffaPa which the remed, viii not cure, pro
0let tae directions are carried out with prudence
H 'aeIsrt OF We patient; and any one purchas
.s-t Dozen bottles. and using accordingly, IN his
r' tef cRse. he guarantees IA perfect cure, and IN
,Vs oi failure, will furnish additional medicine,
tas el chsF-e, "a complete the cure, through his
a'=ats, agd cure viii he effected without lncoR
iel.elee - tae patient Sold by
ApPERSoN & DUPUT, Druggists,
AGENTS for the city of Richmond,
sus-sm' No. 2Ol. Broad street.
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Grand Virginia Discovery..-so,ne
fA .hs sinre. our excellent townsmsii,
'ar 'ar,...tt FzFktrI. informed US that he ma
HtIH.ss a halr TestoreF with winch ne Was eA
y N. II pon his own head, whose top was en-
\ ~ rad We saw bin two days since aiu ",
. s,e - ta,d four months since hne c,"P ~
teS spFpne up with VIGOROUS sto@tn. ~
50 * Mr EzykfrL Of he :tfcac oi oI nis u's
- sat he has named Il TIE iNf At.Li pbr =
tR6TNIA HAIR r ES i . r 4. M,. e E y ', =
...,t .otot INTO An excessive MANUFACTURE " M
r-..-.s which u destined TO Prov oi anAl'.',s ~
l. .ss, ~ r,nr bald pated iriends.-FTtm h'eh"'o"a
.sui,tr Der. l2th. las9 .ha n,,u-
Ttts lannon's article can now ne mad oi the p,nip
a. OruygIs:s Those persons ~ho desire u nl,e
ot h.ir have ouls to use the restorr"iI accoi" ,
tn nrtn,ed directions On tie botfie. nose VII"
e ANY doubts of It's efficacy, can nsEp thsh,
,rcd n a short tirne. bs using the slhol - !.
ia RESToRfR INFALLiBLE' proving 'hai
~ oil that N IS claimed TO be.
"h"'esh'e "'''' '' X. EZEKIEL.
RrcHyeHD, Nov. "A, 1855. -
\ EZEKIFL. take oath on the Holy Bible,
-, have heen bald for the past II years aGd
q "a '.ss,,red m, hair b, rsing III khl EL VIM
IA pAlR REST0RkR:
NE "A' o" " jos. MAYO,
nf',s ,r, Mayor OF Richmond.
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"a 1t t. common obsPrvation tnat there
..e Iasre sufferers itnm debility among AMERICANS
f.ag clg t4 found among any other civilized ma
'u,. lhe reason is cbyIous. We take too little
tlr rlse. and iorset the wants OF the BODY In the
,ri aaT medicines can do Iittie good. w hat IL re
81 I'D IS ust such tonic and lnvlsorator as Dr,
\ sst'er has gwen to the world. an his 4 Ell h.
RATED "BlTTERS." The weak and nervous
rr zen the cnuntlH- house, the exhausted toiieI
-.i ne shop board, and the prostrHted student Of
midnight lamp. have found wonderful regen-
e t1r "a the b TIERS and prefer lC to more
rs.sh'l4us. but less eiticacious medicines. But il
s..id aut be FORGOTTEN that the agent which is SO
balfsi ~ rs !niiusrce rpon frame which is
T-ey Leht.Gt9'ed Is equally powerful IN Rss!sfiEg
..1Te e1pel tie most terrible forms of disease.
't Vii aoi .tte 3, h tTtal.
sid b! dfaeeIsts and dealers everywhere.
aim
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DEAD LErrEns.-Dead letters Instead of be.
Ing returned within six tbs ~ heretofore
are now returned TO Washington. within halt
that period OF time, thus pr0portionAisly Ia
eiiitatipg the restoration Of vSluables 70 their
owners, a. well as preventing the tnconvept.
en- REORGANIZATION OF such letters at the various
post.oflces. This new AFrAngement works
we'll mnd the Postmaster 6enerni sueesste a
ulfeTAtioA of the law TO return them Within :
u.jtt shorter ums.
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gHEUMATISM-

~ "h'"''" RHEUMATISM
ahh0 N" i'''- HAMpTON'S TINCTURE
gEFCMATtSM-Capiain Cano'. s..
tItL MAIiSM-t tnfainmhtory. James GUY Aa'
sEIEff.,T5 ff.,T5aa'TiieW-l'hronie. " IN. TAYLOR.
>IATlSN-Sama Peregoy.
saF.r ssafF.irW 4 S'TI<N-Had il Is Years, F. Bonnelly.
huuIi ,iaTIsN-H 4d II ~ years, Stephen Taylor.
sht.i-v it'Tis N-liad Il II years, A. Kitchen.
FHECMATlSM-M NJ. tnrlna
PHEtNATlsM-iIoh Ward. p,.
EHFGNATlsM-Ha u years. ROBERT oauit.
Horn
FtivUpAT laN-G ". Goodrick.
II 33 years, Z. Bowel.
la many others who testify TO being CCREn,
..s,. 1u .eafs Of suffering by HAMPTON'S TING
gFfNALFs AND CHlLDREN.:-This TING
r: RI vll bs found sreat medicine for all their
=. 'sn ard Get Pamphlets and see cures.
aW PTRttLL. LApD 4 CO. Richmond
is n peterabars: by NORTIM Err NOW
f83f' Fs.rmore: and by Druggists and shop
g. ia T-dhcwts
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apEcIAL NOTICES.

The ss1s,a5oys sss afflicted s..s srd b, naTsS
re-, Ne r,iCfN ES. always with the most nm .
S0s h.pps resalts, that some unpyine,pled
have eIsasied :. mtnss 4. ras possS ss,es
- eei. tsnt An, figures and his written sishs-
4. rS tho cork Of every bottle Of the genuine
srt =, ,ast tho Pablo can again ehiain
! sdiehtsas,es which have suited their wants and
= tyff tse' tsoSE:S CoCGH SYRUP, for coh' hs
~ h..,es Of tie iunss ~ the standard Femeaf.
W e,.'fx ii RER for pans. rheamausnl: chnnc,
Tss ~, brulses ard the DfsPFPTiC Cum :
, .;;asS>n far 4 spepsia and aver eempia'nis.
H1' -. DrpFgists gensrsils snd h
hAA'>"" Rtchmond, Va.
all, -
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~ We have great pleasure in recom-
.'a'l - Semple's iniallibie Baking Powders
81. them quite equal II rot superior, to sny simi-
y'ePVai,nn now IN asa. They are sold by lrby
-N1haefa ard ~ The drug stores of the citv -
=, @ say sits4ine IN our special notice column
"iat8tRIs Fnslaian
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-27

go. of Art, aud Portraits worth Sc
90 seepng. are the Pho ofo1RAfHs ni
r .Se ~ q and wa,@, eo1ss sSesnSa of Nj '"e
'ei". t'ii ~, s-rer; Small Jssuerreot, pes and
-, copied and enn,ssd to lie SIZE II oe
s,i col, sed in oii cnloTs water rnio's, OF
. fse4 4e1I'.TGfRAPHS executed IN the hignest
Z ~ ar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-27

,r.,>ia the most annoying and
~ ts s,rs,nr - known ~ society. can never
'slss 0n'ss ~ assaults al BAKERS PREMIUM
'tepS fcr ,he, IL, held uTon the Ever str np
sI fhS, fhe ..iooa sire then the stomach:
s s'et go, r. -. tai>rs and inyi goraie the mind
,cd ., M th,t complete revolution eject
y rnVf re inner man and all impurities are
n IA 'hs nsi,ed These who suffer ssould use
y =. ~ s,,tef. srd Set relief
'ese n, ali Druggists ~ the c'sy oi Richmnns
t"i m VltsIniA. Orders promptly hiled
Is sddi'Ss'"s ia 23-u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-27

LITTL1 MARY MARsH.-Mr. Marsh, while
In Charleston, recently. with mis- troupe, had
propriate inscription, 70 b placed over tho
grave Of little Mary, whs waa fatally barned
about Que year since, by her clothes catching
tre from the f00t-iights, while she was per.
forming, with her mates, In the Naiad Q Queeu.
IN Macon, Ga. The real nams&f the child was
Mary Eliza 0usrineAu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-27

James risida, I sigeer, was killed in New
York last Monday hy hlliNg ff0m the ward
arm - the deck u = vessel.
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AHartshornr,s r,sCure.AII.

4,... 1T CURES ALL PAIN.
,as '5nh3e preparation Is used internally and
~ X HEADACHE,
r III -fi' s ? 8 aui bRI IISES CH iLBLAiNS,
giFii--i. - - n NDRBLS, EAkAcHE,
Ssr99 h,fA,lIAM, sCALDS and BURNS,
p IS Il < -s,ttlA CHOLERA,
fs ~ IHh LIMBS, PAIN IN THE SIDES,
.igt p Rttihss ths gNACH, PAIN In the BREAST
= 4 i.nhyF !, FROSTED FEET,
h ~ lH M JACK, PAIN In the BOWELS.
., .as hne TONIC, it ,s very bene6ciai for
'Tas Atoaach OF bowels. '''
~. o. ", rs and 50 cents Sold by all Drug
aogI. 81 - oh'tts,ihond, Petersburg and Norfolk. and
'A'a' 'he state. je H-l2m