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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-06-27

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
Cephaiic Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made, viz: Cure of headache in all
its FORMS
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.


WasHrsoroS, March 1s.--The Douglas rcso-
buttons were mp, and were advocated by Mr.
Breckenridge, and opposed by Mr.. Hale
Mr.. Breckinridge in hts speech said that
the President, in his Inaugural uses general
terms of Cancellation but 1t becomes us to en-
quire what kind OF peace are we TO have, and
on what terms IL can be maintained He feared
the policy which the President seems proper
TO pursue must result in bIoodshed. He read
from the Inaugural TO show that Lincoln will
hold the forts and other property in the Cdn :
federtte States &c, TO the fnIl extent of his
power. A modification of this policy would
occur only from inability to execute 1t. The
Adm mis- tration should address themselves To
the issue. The only mode on earth to avoid u
collision Is for them, with or without the
advice and consent of the Senate, TO remove
all troop from within the borders of the Con
federate States 1t would be a bold act, but
one of a patriot and statesman, which all good
men VIII applaud and Justify, and will be
heralded from one end of the country TO the
other as the truest policy to secure peace
Ii the President does this, opinions will b.
various; some may brand him as false and
faltering, but the majority will declare him 4
patriot, who refused to bring on the countr,
the calamites Of civil war, The said border
States would have their rights, or Kentucky
would turn her face towards her Sou therI
sisters.
Mr. Bright presented a joint resolution o
the INDIANA Legislature, praying Congress Il
call National Convention.
The Senate then went into Executive ses
sion, during which Charles Francis Adams, o
Massachusetts,, was nominated Minister u
| lister to France Mr.. Marsh of Vermont
Minister to Sardinia j Watson Webb, o
New York, Minister to Turkey. The nomi
nation OF Mr.. Dayton was confirmed.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond dispatch.
Affairs ia Peter sEurQ.

PErgRsBuro. March II, 1861.
Whit q wonderful thing Is party spirit, and
what strong passions arc. cooked by the
conflict Of great principles There is little
less or this same violence displayed at the
presen' day in discussing character and oPin-
IONS than exhibited In som, OF the most
memorable periods the world has ever known
Wehave still Ca walters and Roundheads, rs
hot in Argument at least, Us in the days OF
poor Charles | -, and IL is not unfair TO pre-
sumo that all the merciiess fanaticism and
devoted loyalty of that time VIII be faithful
ly reflected among us, under the influence OF
the political revolution which has already
divided our country into opposing factions
Pardon these reflections, suggested by the
events OF the last few days--taking mp my
pen to make 4 simple record, II has betrayed
me- into Il slight application OF the lessons
taught us by the past.
The result of the late voting shows re-
marhabe change in public sentiment, and
this change il undoubtedly owing 10 the ex-
trelae policy of the leading powers. Peters
burg has now, most emphaticaliy, decllred in
favor of secession, and Mr.. Branch will be
enabled 10 see his way more clearly In this
trying crisis. The vote was as large as any
ever cast, with the exception of the late Pre-
sldential election, and this simple fact shows
how general was the interest felt in this con-
test.
Elated by their victory, the conquering
party, numbering many hundreds, formed IN
procession on Friday evening, and marched
through the streets with music and banners.
During their march TO the Richmond Depot,
they were salnted by crowds al every turn
cheer upon cheer was given, and even the ladies'
shared in the general enthusiasm, waving
theif handkere hiefs and smiling their approval.
But yesterday evening was the grand climax ;
large numbers of citizens turned out TO meet
Tue Richmond delegation, which arrived be-
t"een and O'Clock at night. The booming
OF cannon, the firing of rockets, the glare OF
torches. with the inspiring strains OF the
naal, these all united 10 give grand effect 70
lae living tahIsas. The goat Jubilee was held
b. iasfsits Hotel; Ihsrs the crowd was e..
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch


USivsRsrrY or Va, March 16
2lsast night the students of the University
sawed through three doors, climbed the pin.
naele OF the rotunda and flung TO the breeze the
flag of the Confederated States. Early this
morning, as ii was discovered from one after
another of the boarding houses around the
Institution, a gradually increasing yell of APP
plause assembled, until things sounded rs il
the Lunatic Asylum had been moved farther
down the road. A salute was fired, and a
large crowd collected on the lawn, which was
addressed by Prof Biedsoe, VINO spoke in
praise of the fiag, but advised them to take 1t
down and erect IL ia more suitable place
Immediately about fifty students assembled
the roof OF the rotunda to carry out these in :
structions, and having collec ted in knot on
| ;he house-top gave three cheers for President
Davis and three for the flag One of them
| climbed 10 the top OF the vane, and having
waved his cap and cheered to his satisfaction,
/ descended covered all over with glory. While
| the flag was lowered, three groans were given
| for some one, aud the large bell on the rotun-
| do was toiled The crowd having descended
| with the flag to the lawn. an indefinite mum
! Der of cheers were given, ana several speeches
made in its praise. Finally, a choir struck ny
| Dixie, and bore il away to parts unknown
! Not n Union voice WAS heard in the camp to-
| day. ] was told that DIR. Harrison, who hap
| pened to he ,ts the University to-day, waved
! his hat at the mag, and said 'h8 did not know
| when Virginia would ever make herself re-
spectacle again FCGLE.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
Affairs in Farmpiiie.

FARxvILLB, Va, March TO- 1851.
We have had quite an interesting time in
our town this evening. All of our citizens,
with few exceptions seem to he thoroughly
aroused on the great cues ton of the day--Se-
cesslon.
We are just through with the ceremony
of raising, over the store of Mr.. II. G. Rich
ardson, the frst.secession flag ever raised in
Prince Edward county; but, Judging from
The almost unanimous and enthusiastic
loicing of the soyereigns, when the seven
stars and three strip pes were dis played, it will
by no means be the last one The ceremony
was an imposing one. We had very appro-
PIRATE and interesting speeches by Esquires
Farrar, OF Amelia; Eenable and Parish, of
Prince Edward, and our young townsman,
Sam Parton.
Come what may, Prince Edward never in
| tends 10 be willing subject of the "negro
! equality concern now in power at Wash
| ington. Her people are determined 10 do all
| in their power 10 reclaim and redeem this
| magnificent old Common wealth from the dis
| grace and ruin which threatens her. As proof
| of this, when the Cons titution of the United
| States was submitted TO the voters of Eir-
| ginia, Prince Edward, being taught by Patrick
| Henry, voted against it, and she has never
| forgotten the lesson. She would to-day al
most unanimously throw it off, and take her
stand with her sons and daughters of the
| South. 1t is true we have few citizens who
| are q litle crossed on the subject, though
they are not generally original Firginians.
NINA
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oquently addressed by Meesrs. Douglass Of the
Senate, Roger A. Pryor, dorton Of Abe.
others. My space does not allow mo To civ o
even an outline of these graceful and anpro
pirate speeches suffice IL to say. they were
warmly received, aud gave the highest sa,,s.
faction. SO much for politics
Bishop Johns In expected hero thu ,,.,o,
part OF this week to administer the rite Of
confirma ton At the two Episcopal churches. -
learn that the number to be Confirmed Is
quite large. lie Will also administer the rit.
anon. Mon Conn
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Affairs ut Montgomery.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, March 13.-The tariff
bill reported last week, but which was not
passed into n law, will be up for action when
Congress again meets.
The Commissioners to Europe, Hon. VIM.
l.. Iancey, "A. Dudley Mann, Z. A. Rosie, OF
La will leave for New Orleans, taking an
English steamer 1T Havana for Southampton,
on the 9th.
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The letter going the rounds purporting to be
written by Iudge Lyons Of Abbeville, ).
c. complaining OF forced loans, &c, in Sou III
Carolina, proves to be Il humbug, there being
no Judge Lyons, " or any other man " of that
name in the place.
Hon Wm. ). Barry, President of the Mis-
sissippi State Convention, announces that
that body Will convene at jackson, Miss, on
Monday, March 18th.
g. Ahlstrom, cabin passenger on the
steamer Huntsville, on her last trip from New
York TO Savannah, leaped overheard and was
drowned.
Cartain Jacob Van Doren died at Shep-
herdstown. Va, last week He was formerly
| = member of the Virginia Legislature from
| Berkeley county.
| Four runaway slaves from Pendleton CO.,
| VIRGINIA. were lately arrested in Somerset
! county, Pa, and committed TO Jail at Cum
! berland, Md.
Hinton Rowan Helper, author of the 'Im.
| pendIng Crisis, !" is an applicant for the Con
| auiehip at Manchester. or southampton, Eng
| land.
| Captain Latham, alias Puiz, of the barb
Cora who has been in prison at New 1orh
| since tie Sth of January, charged Win slave
| trading, has escaped.
Geo w s,lacum, a native of Alexandria
| Va and for many years L. :. Consul at Rio
| Janeiro, died at Coyington, KY, on the 9th
| inst.
Tho Paris Patrie asserts thai, instead of the
| Rome, the instruct ons to General Goyon are
| quite in q contrary sense.
| Col, John Read, one of tho oldest citizens
| of Huntsville, Ala, died on the 18th instant
| lie was a native of Bedford county, Va
The residence of Joel II. Hale, in Bruins
| wick county, Va, was destroyed by fire on th'
| night of the 18th inst
president Lucon's reception at Tren
tom N. J :, for few hours, cost the State 81,
| COS.
| The yerandah Hotel, at Salisbury, N. G.
| xyo. des troyed by fire on the 10th inst. Los
| 81 600.
The City Council of Petersburg has vote'
g. 900 for the purchase OF arms ior the Soiuh
| teers of that city.
| The water of Loeb Katrine, now supphe'
| 10 Glasgow for drinking pun poses, is said TO 10
| the finest in the world.
The Brooklyn IN. " gas light company
have reduced the price OF gas from $500 u
| 81 .25 per ] 900 feet.
A secession flag was raised at Farmvilie
| Va, on Saturday last.
| ba nuka of Sutherland is dead.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
Things in Caroline County.

B0wLIHG GREEN, CAROLINE Co, VA,
March IS, 1861.
This countyas YOU know is red hot for Sc
cession, and of course, The people here ire
not much pleased with the doings OF the Con
vention. Many declare their purpose of going
South if Virginia cleaves 10 the North. A
clergyman sad few day ago that he would
most assuredly go, in that contingency.
Last Monday was Court day, and goodly
number of the sovereigns turned out g" hat
do you think will be the result?" was The IN
ouiry of many who hitherto have never con-
cerned themselves about political matters.
There have been several sales of servants
in this county of late, and high prices were
given. A negro between thirty and iorty years
of age sold for $3.50 last Monday.
The new hotel here is nearly finished, and
other improvements are being made.
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Vessel Ashore-Affairs in Norfolk.

NORFOLK, March ia ship and brig are
reported ashore Off Cape Henry, and three
schooners on Currituck beach.
The T.. >. steamer Anacosta arrived Sunday
from Washington NayyYard.
Snow commenced falling here early this
morning. and has continual all day.
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BALTIMORE, March ls.-Tlour dull-sales OF
Howard and Ohio al IS u, City Mills IS: Wheat
buoyant-Red 81 25I:l IS, white 81 i5MSl &c
Corn sctiye-nixed 5000. Provisions dull. COT
fee frn at l2tnI3. Mhiskey dull at III.
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BY j. IL. Digses. Auct.

A CCTION SALE.-on WEDNESDAY MORN
N ING. at II o'clock, March goth, will be sold,
to the hi CHEST bidder, the premises. ON the al
ley In rear of Main street, between It'll and ah
streets al Joining Simms' Steam Planning Mill, .
SHOP, suitable Tor carpenter, or other purposes.
The above Shop has an Gnexpired lease OK near
FIVE years. The buildings new, and worthy the
attention Of builders and others.
TKkMs.-Cash. j. Ii. DlGGES. Auctr.
D. r. BoorH, Salesman. nah l2-tds
II ARGE SALE OF MACKiNEKY.-Ws
IL will sell, at the Barrel shop of Messrs. War
wick y Barksdaie, opposite the Gallego Mills, on
the 29ra DAY OF MARCH, at public auction, the
following MACHINERY
HEADING LATH and COUNTER, SHAFTS,
PULLEYS, and BELTS.
PLANER COUNTER. SHAFT, &c.
STAVEa and HEADING J0iNTER.
l0'Herrin sHlNGL MACHINE, SAW, &c.
1 GRiNDsT0NE and SHAFT.
And large lot OF
C00PERING TOOLS.
Private proposals win be received until the day
OF sale. The property can he seen by application
to Mr.. ]. II. Ros1, on the premises.
THOS. WATKINS,
Mount Laurel, Va, Trustees Of
R.y. GAINES, Wm. ]. Watkins,
brakes Branch, Va,
NH s-ist<
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From ClnrIpsf0u.

CHARLESTON, s. c., March 1s.-The Con-
rier OF to-day learns, from dispa tch received
from Washington by Il mercant tile house there,
that the proper officers at the Custom House
had notified merchants that ships from seeded
States would be admitted on the same footing
as those carving the Federal flag.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
. II THE SHIRT BOSOM DEPOT.

"A lowing STYLES of 3Osoms caa now be had, all
of which equally AS cheap rs represented
White and Colored Mafseiilss Bosoms ut 12a cts.
worth Isl cts: Union Linen Bosoms at i21c., worth
i shilling; Irish Linen Bosoms at &c, worth 3ltc.
Marseiles Boscms at Csc, worth S7.c Irish Linen
Bosoms at abe, worth Sc; French Wove Linen
Bosoms "a, 50 and 75c, worth soc, 75c. and 81:
Irish Lineu Blossoms at Soc, worth 15c. Bear IN
mind, that at LENT'S shirt Bosom Depot all
kinds of Shirt Bos0ms can be had from Is to 20 pei
cent cheaper than at any pther establishment in
the city. NH l3
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AUCTION 8ALH3.
FUTURE DAYS.
ny Chas. r. wersham r Co., Auct'rs.

=
DIV VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me. as Trustee, BY James J Dor.
min and others, bearing date 18th March. 1881 and
duly recorded in the Office of the Richmond Hust-
ings tourt will sell at auetion, at the Factory.
on Cary street, second door above 2lst street, on
FRIDAY, the 2gth March, at II o'clock A. ~, the
articles conveyed In said deed
/. FLATIESiNG s MnllIRlSw;
IS BOX SCREWS;
STEM do.
eLEyERS;
10 sHgETISG MILLS;
poUBLE LlCORlCE BOILER;
BANDS; Stoves: ItiMp BENCHES; TOBACCO
BOXES: kegs NAILS; ], 400 HIS. Ln0RICE; / ,ooo
lbs. GuMARABic; hhls. RUM u bbls; PEACH
SYRUP, bblr SWEET oil: lou lbs. BEANS !!
bhls. SUGAR Manufactured and Loose TOBACCO;
FIXTURES and MATERIAL, of every kind what
sooser in and about said Factory and used by said
firm.
Terms or sALE.-For sums under $780, cash ::
sl,g ard over month"; sEedai tpr HapPTGved ne
CnAs. T. woKrHAx Il Co /. Auct's. NH ls-tds
CHERRIES sALE.-wiu be sold, on PHI
- DAY, the cath day Of March at . clock p. NJ
| on the tisburne Turnpike, near Rockets. about
l5e 900 BRICKS, and lot OF brick -yard LUM GER,
10 satisfy distress warrant and au execution in
| nv ands against John l.. Reese.
TERMS made known at safe:
Henrieo county, March 18th, 1s61.
2. s.-The SALE advertised to come of at the
| same place, on WEDNESDAY, the goth of March,
is postponed until the 2sth inst.
| NH ls-td GEO. d. PLEAsANTS, s. II. G.
| CHERRIES SALE; OF OAK PLANk.-WiIl
| = be sold, on MONDAY, the 18th March, at 4
| o'clock Z. M, at the factory lately occupied by
| Jas. l.. Lyon, corner of Main and 25th streets
about L, 900 feet of Inch OAK LUMBER, to satisfy
JNO W. WRIGHT, D. s.,
| NH Is-1w ForH X. ELLYsos. S. e. r.
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DEATH OF DAUGHTER OF CHARLES CARROLL,
or CARRoLLToS.--The Baltimore correspond
ent of the New York Times writes:
Last week Mrs. Harper daughter of Chas.
Carroll of Carrollton, died here. She was
present as child when Washington resigned
his commits on at Annapolis. Her picture
NAV be seen as one of the two auburn haired
girls in Col. Trumbull, S pain ting in the Ro-
tunCa OF the National Capitol.
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r ARGE ASSORTMENT or TIN WAkE,
IL BACKING, &C., AT AuCTIoN.-on IT. kS-
BAY, 18th inst :, at 10 o clock, will sell, o. nay
store, q large assortment of TIN WARE, dtreet
from the manufsctory in Baltimore, consisting OF
WATER BUCKETS,
COVERED PALS,
sc o j. q P
s,s, 10 and IL Quart PANS,
WASH BASINS,
DIPPDRS. CUPS,
PLATES, go, &c.
At the same time, will be sold
800 doz. assorted BLACKING, manufactured IN
this city, aad said to be No. article.
ALSO
LIQUORS, CIGARS, CHAMPAGNE, Ne.
NH IL 4. b. COOK, Auct.
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BY Alexander Mott, Auct'r.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING
l. AND sHOES.-wiiI be sold at auction. at my
store, on TUESDAY, March 18th, commencing at
DRY GOODS-Resdy- Made Clothing, Shoes. &c.
GR0CERlES-Painted Buckets, Tubs, Wash
boards, &c.
CR0CKBRY and GLASSWARE.
WATCHES, JEWELRY and FANCY GOODS.
NH Is ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
MIGHT SALES.-will be sold, at auction,
IN THIS EVENING, and continued until further
notice, large and general assortment OF Watches,
Jewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale to commence at o'clk +. III.
ia 2s-ts ALEXANDER MOTT. Auct'r.
COMMISSIONER SALE OF A vALUA.
~ BILE FARA OF sos ACRES, NEAR SHORT
PUMP, in THE COUNTY OF HENklCo- AS
Commissioner. acting under decree OF the Car
cult Court of the couuty Of Hearico, entered on
the Sd day of November, 1880 in the suit of Duval
ais, Us. Duval 4 ais, shall, on the 18TH DAY
OF MARCH, 1851, at II o'clock Of that day, oa
the premises, sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, a VALUABLE FARM, now in the oecu-
pancy OF 7. &. Leake, Esq.,, containing 300 acres,
more or less, adjoining the lands of William Nc
Gruder, Cottrell, and Others about IL miles west
of Richmond, near Shert Pump, In the county OF
Henrico About 100 of the land Is cleared
and in good state of cultivation +; the balance is
IN wood and timber. The place has on 1t a good
FRAMED DWELLING, with five rooms, and all
| necessary out houses, in good order. Also, a
| good peach and apple orchard. The soil is well
| adapted to the growth of the usual crops.
TERMs.-0pe-third will be required in cash,
| and the balance in two equal instalments, paya-
bic respectively in IL and Is months with interest
| from dsy Of sale, the purchaser to execute his
bonds for the deferred pay ments, and the title to
be retained until the further order of the Court
| fe 95-2aw5w JOHN VI. HOLMAN. Comr.
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SUPPOSED SUICIDE.-A young man, named J .
G. TAYLOR, Il native of Virginia, employed in
the Georgia Navy, was found, at the City
Hotel, at Savannah, Tuesday last, in condi-
ton which warranted the belief that he had
taken opium, or some other deadly poison
He was carried to the Hospital, where he died
on the day following.
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RELIGIOUS MEgTISGs.-The Fredericksburg
(VaD News states that ''interes ting religious
services are being held daily in the Baptist
Church in this place. Rev. A. +. Dickinson,
of Richmond, breaches every evening, and
much serious attention is manifested by the
large congregations in attendance"
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Ney-Snaper DeStroyed.
Resumption of Specie Payment.

GorDsBoRo n. c., March 1S.--The Office o.
the Rough Notes. was broken into and tht
type destroyed last night
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by L. & g. b. Davenport, Auct'rs

by L. & &. b. Davenport, Aact'rs.
CROCE RIES. &C., AT AUCTsOS.-Cn
II THURSDAY, 2lst March, will sell at IL
o'clock, at our auction store, an assortment Of
GROCERIES, viz
Refined White SUGARS.
Do. Yellow do.
BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS.
Refined SYRUP.
English Parry and Pine Apple CHEESE,
Pure MolaSses RUM
Rec,iied and Old Rye WHISKEY.
London PORTER and ALE.
TOBACCO, SOAP, aud CANDLES.
Also
LEATHER.-T00 sides heavy, middle, and light
weights SOLE LEATHER.
TERss.-Under SiO0, cash !; 800 and over, four
months credit, for approved paper.
NH Il /. X q. 3. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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RESIGNATION IN THE SOUTHERN CONGRESS
Hons. John Gill Shorter, ID. +. Lewis, and
Jhos. Fearne, members of the Provisional
Congress, from Alabama, have resigned their
seats. The Alabama State Convention Will
fl the vacancies thus created.
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EWIS WEBB 4 JOHN G. WADE offer
IL for sale SUGARS-2o hhts. New Orleans &c
hhds. Cuba Museovado; 10 hhds. Porto Rico: rs
bbls. ''A' Coffee: rs bbls. ''C'' do; IS bbis.
Crushed 20 bbis. Powdered and Granulated 20
bbls Cut Loaf; 10 boxes Loaf; so hhds. Cuba
Muscovado Molasses 30 bbls. Sugar House
syrup. C0FFEE-i5S bags Laguayra: so bags
Maricaiba; 50 pockets Java LII bags Pepper {
baxs Pi.6ento, and l bbl. Nutmegs % tiefces
Rice SO bbls Medium Mackerel; loo bbis. smah
do HERRINGS-K5ob bls. Gross $50 bbls. Cut -
Candles Starch Teas: Soap, &C. $50 bushels
Clover Seed ass bags Black Peas 7So sides Sole
Leather. Also. Harness. Upper Leather, and Cali
Skin. mho
IMRE AND BUKGLAR-PROOF SAFES.
II OF FARRELL, HERRING Co. Is MANUFAC-
TURE-The subscriber has on consignment as
sorted sizes of the above celebrated SAFES, which
he offers at the manufacturers prices.
ALSo-A lot of MAHOGANY SHOWCASES.
fa It's J. II. DIGGES. No. SO Main street.
OOLDEN LEAF SMOKING TOBACCO
VI Growth of Havana seed, put up expressly for
our sales. Another supply just received by
NH Ia p JOHNSTON x BRO, Druggists.
YXTlNES.-Champagpe, Madeira, Port, aud
w sherry Wines, lin Custom 7Hoase stores, for
sale at low prices, by
NH IL L. u. Il. DAVENPORT.
TOAL OLA fresh supply d Superior Coal
u on. clear aalur, and free from all unpleasant
sdar, iasi sessiyss ssa fsy sale by
iakis P,JeHSsTaS 4 Hse,s Bsssfi;'i,
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SUICIDg OF A MCkDEkEE.-Peter Schwine,
who was confined in Jail al Rockford, Ala,
for the murder of his wife and negro, on the
2ath of December last, committed suicide last
week by cutting his throat with Il pocket
IN
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Northern Markets.

PHILADELPHIA March lS.-The Banks Of this
city resumed specie payment to-day.
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NOTiCE.-.Captains OF Volunteer Companies
IN throughout the State are respectfully informed
that the Commissioners appointed by law for the
parpose Of obtaining Aceoutremeuts, &C., have
are delivered n this post they are Issued irmS.
s'as'i'' according s;2nsis1 4 a Biz s.S.'
,ais<ts Capt. sss. xissss; ss;ssassi. ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-19
BUSINESS NOTICES

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-19

EXEMPTION OF PRINTING PREssEs.-A bill
passed the Wisconsin Assembly solne days
since exempting printing presses and mate