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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-01
RUEETN7S
PHGSpHHR.nTRIjysfT 9s;ihS0.

Az aaF r-sds 10 ,appy orders for my fertilizers rs
~ " "'asT GENE In. 81! may rely upon getting, With
st s';e!r not Inferior TO any have made diHer-
j '"' ?a1s;aic Ingredients, from anything else in
'h' hrtirF, hrc4us- it contains more pure EoSs
ca1't - Luz t9.n at: Other Manipulate. GnaDo
''.'' {: ai'!y:"v ry preparations to 1h-at me
.''H AtI- r--n favorable could he expected
80. S'.oi;.'a disasters Of junt worm Ny. rus., s:id
H 'E- "r'1s;!:. which prevented the present Ia
a.''h y ". pso phatr, 70 a very great extent AT
ah"a: ct. crairiEg. Blu: the mass OF the tesis'
~ ). -es rFp.iur superior 10 Peruvian Grhno on
81 '.' oi 'A!'!, ;ta, reed pluspia;.s-as nearly al
Ia ito'-': l's 80 l-roTy Untcr fair seAscns '"r
It s'nt saa" % Clnr-r II j. true that n;Sas'ot-
%aF- '-en reported but they we're such is every
"r:', =! sometimes due to the Tact thai me
IT,. 30 hr"d phosphai-s, bu, most generally 10 'h-
1.AV- iC' ho;E wheat and clover have ever Known
,,o.1f s'."acv o. the value OF my manrrrs - 10 "s
L., W. lac; i"a: haze orders for more than i"u'
P,,,-sa .sa a. taa al the sane period last year.
~, ""o ar ;hiUeet to try my guar", from the''
:.,, ea:e "r r representation. Of others, are par
i-:s::i 10 order Rulu's g0ano, and TO see tnat
s.s, -'- Ae S. Uauy inau pula.ed articles ID Tue
E.,-.,g: n'i 81 i1ys-f the comu.lssOn merchants
sstI, "a 'yhI"n1 - "f III: ssetts, Messrs. THOMAS
tvt. ,"'Ns, t-trr,Durg: II. HOLLlSS CO.. Lynci,'
CO ..,,, '' - pFf fredericksburg MASON, HaRiiN j.
.,,. .,,..'"' J":!NsfUN, CLARKE CO., DunYllle.
---L,'CH YRASK q. HCFFIE.
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PHILIP isAHn,
LII A. Al- q ID L =

SAGLh VI 4 Z Fl ] y Z " . URkS,
RICENOED, "a.
|EANcrACrCGES Steam Engines OF every description
A.. ,.~. Circular saw Mills Mill Gearing, Mining
.ru.:: st very =.e:pton. Castings In Iron and Brass
,.. 4, .,ur; .of:c- Feb 3-sly
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..s.l .rhSSi'S. - n.
JOHNSON g. PCGH.
LESIIcSIrN NERCF a N'TS
,TsuS. sriLpIS6 sHoCgo4 vAKgaoCSI,l

,,.uS. sriLnESG sHocgoI wAKraoCSI,l
RICHMOND, VA.
Qa liz ,!- Q. Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, and country pro-
Il lie ::-ersy, rrtarn their sincere thanks to ther
as. - very liberal patronage heretofore "x'ended
': .ai AK continuance and Increase OF the same
-: ., scar. promising their undivided personal sten
/: = :. y.lS .nnn-pts committed 10 then.
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To snc RourG OF Visitors OF The Entversi-
of E;rpini:.

TIE resignation the Hon James P Hc!co:nhe, proiss.
cf Constitutional Law maxrs your du'y TO hppon!
his We would ueHd for ih. appointment
Col T. C. Bunker q member OF the Mon"ncsit bAr as
suitable person tie appointment and ohe iSai Will give
sat!,facoa &C the frieadS Of the University.
Yours, &C,
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SHOCKoE MILL
RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER

h M uC+ prepared 70 supply any demand for
u P.A:TES. gEsSH GROUND for the Fall crops.
Ir :iv, {: LuUp /, large; selected from the purest
Gatl ,So:a :soa) Quar.es with special reference 10
Is fi:.aa...s a SrLrRATE W LINZ.
riSl, &. - heartily increased patronage the rspu.
I;; s t-aua shall be fully sustained for prsIrY and
pl;... ..Lr:..s,:!vs JOHN H. CLAIBORNE,
~. -. Office 40. II Pearl street.
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The announcement Of the received with enrhu
,,''lc applause
Mr.. enIy hf James City, desired 10 have entered his
protest against ;le action OF majority o his delegation
tie believed that they usrrpresrniirY the people o.
James City, who would most cordially ray the nomination
Just made.
Mi. i ierc. vf N-s kent, moved that committee II
rre, iDIa each County, he appointed TO !mior, Eh
"T=.i'-:I: r, OF h;- nomination by this Coavrhlirn
The Chair nanr, Mesrs. Pierce Christian and Heuy.
liy Ella Ball, OF New kent-krsov,d Tat the s,crc.
trv q" i Convention forward copy Df it, procrri'r-
10 the Richmond papers, with rtqGro Tor their puDlc
tinn.
Iy Mr. NucGn--Rr5o!ved, That the hanvy OF this Cor
vcI,ioG ue the Preh-ui and Secretary for the e.
:cieut and in which lhry have conduct
rl It's !rlihcraIIuE-.
On avon Of Sir. Grumly, the Convention adjourned.
JOIN =. LACY, Prr.iitII
). H. CHRISTIAN Secretary.
!; will he Interesting 10 Lnow that ar.. 7ority III
these composing tao Convention were gentlemen who have
dlacI= ri With Sir. Tyler IL politics.
Immediately the aI0urnln-Lt 0! the Convention, the
n-ulbtr. r0vr themselves in0 meeting adopted
the ;olsw!ue. oCs:e! by Col. =. A. Lacy:
Ess.!veh, That 'h c;ins coIua!y endorse tho p!"r
nf settlement Offered b! The Hon John j. Griltrnra,
look With hope 10 his resolutions The ni'rusut Tia VI.
which orncr may he restored 10 the country.
IA motion, the meeting ,h.n adjourned.
J. ). Ley President.
II. AZ
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1. '';n.,rtsi '"Si' X: the Semi Weekly Enquirer nj
0. o lines y! less FOR the first inssr-
j"@ n Erg,. ps: sfua:eior each continuance; or if
.s,i, be considered by the month or
e ~ .n,s-,. on thu Manuscript, or previously
t'': '.',, 80 ,s,vcea :hs parties.
III NIL; aoi .nsrNrd on the copy for specified
- sill be continued until ordered out,
|;i-ss' s'-,,x,:irG accordingly.
s.: 80 :. .a.vlSrsvNsSrS.-To avoid any mIundcr-
X u. a.ri vt The Annual Advertisers, /; Is pro
-i@. .- ,e? ;ha, their privileges only extends TO
Il. NJ ness. Real Estate Legal and al other
~, ~: h.! therl 10 be an additlonsl charge,
=, .;.;s al. Genera! Agents Advertisements no,
-; ~ isr year, but to be Charged NJ the usual
. .glh discounts as shall b. agreed upon.
..!.f. ard yearly advertisers, generally, en-
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|r'.: f:S: Yearly erase N any Ole week, Insert
s. NJ nn,osa: agreed upon as the stsnduc rule
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-; 1. ,.c Lsus! rates
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- yoah :.e monthly circulation is twenty thou
Advertisements inserted At % Cents per line.
- !gs 10 thi, o:ice may be .emited per mail, IN
5.rEIah!e Bank notes, i(regiterea, st the risk Of
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-. az c:ace-.i for A. advertisements.
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pa. satisfactory references. to Insure execution.
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kOfQriek.


Sota:ics Public who have nc, Reported.
ACCOMAC-wm. II. Watson.
AUGUSTA G. Stavrr, Nathaniel Massie, Alexander
Gardner, w. a. Burnett, }. G. Fulton. H. Risk.
BEDFoRD-p C. sutphin, rhorss W, Robertson, John
" Lowry.
CAbEiL-Harrcy Barnett.
CHARIOT: = J. u. Robertson
CAk0LtNE-Thouss y. Welsh
CCLpEpER-J. +. austin.
ESSES-Nuscoa Garne;t.
ERANkL1S-Thonas y. Taylor.
PLCrASAA-WIn. T.. Shepherd.
GREESRRIER-John B Caldwell
HALiFAX-John L. Hurt.
HAEOYES-P. y. Price.
HAGuY-wm. II Ogden " D. Parrnn
HARRISON Andrew EadciiG, Charles Lewis, George l.
Garden, David Basseil
HESKlCo- Thomas 5. Davis. C. a. kcoiDsou-
HENRY Robert 7. Buckn.t.
HlGIiLASD-B. A. Stuart.
MAR!ON-FoIntaip smith.
MAKSHALL-Hrsm McMeehsn, James Z. Bell
SELS0S-L. l.. Loving.
SlCHULAS-James H. Robinson.
PAGE-RlchnrdT I. Brumboci, $. 5. Butler.
pATRICK-John O. Clark.
PLEASANTS-J. B. Jackson.
PRESrUS-E W. Monroe, James Hill, Henry c. Hagsu
PITTSYLrAEIA-John L. Hurst.
PUTNAM D. ). Montague.
Observation-Disclosures Il. Moore William Il. Houston,
William Wilson.
ROA kISGHAM-J NJ. Huffman, james. Med. Graham,
sliESANU0AH-J II. siberf, Jos NJ. Moore.
TAYLoR-Leonard Maouee, Claudius Coz.
TfLER-J Edgar Boyers
HuOD-John ". We.k.y.
NORFOLK CITT-w. a. Hendren T. L. 3. Baker, e :.
Thomas, Leon Schisano.
RtCHMOSD ClrY-Thomas =. Davis T. Atkinson, John
Miller C. A. Robinson John H. Chamberlayne, u. L. Ran.
dnph SAMUEL 7. Bal ey, Wi!sIa !. Watson, r. Milton
Cars; iia~c, H. Sutton Phillip 81. Tabb, H. K. Iowison,
William Hancock James Peasanls, \. 4. sturdiyaht,
g. Backwei L. !. NSrye Charles A. Ross James A. Lee,
Willism J. Ciorton, james I. Sutton.
PURT:NOCrI!-Join L. NnSh
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a.t THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

rt;Ur General Assembly Of This C"lnuonwes'h having
nasccd ..an act 10 provide for elecug members Of u
Gony.tjou and 10 convene the sams, and having pro-
v-d t:,at Proea alton thereof shall be made by the
0nyrruor therefore John Letcher, Governor, ty virtue
Of IN. auth r,y aforesaid do hereby announce that IN.
scon Tor cIucrs 70 the said Convection is required TO
h i NJ the places tor holuug elections for members Of
~ A..rmLly on the fourth day OF February next:
T. th. Co1ssunsrs experimenting the elections for
counties corporaons are required 10 meet ~
n cu.-s Of their respective counties and corpora
80, sud max. returns Of the election on TIE ssc9hd daS
trhe ELECTION day. and that those experimenting the
,.s Sur counties and corporations comprsng election
sr. 10 meet NJ the places required by law and
their returns on the fourth day after the said elee!iOn
And ,hs, the members Of the Convention whH may os
h - rrnuired to meet Wednesday, the 18th day oil
, ,nnnh a; the Ca; tol 10 the City Of Richmond
nc stp tss under my h.ud Governor and under the seal
OF The Commonwealth. on the !o.h , . aay o, o,
January. lSl. %pa In the J'SnS JGHs LETclEa
b. the HoVeshor "''" Janl6-cld
Nonnnowealth.
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Two HUNDRED poLLAks 1.s, MHw ,xo uesro boys,
ANawAY, on The slst seoIuSS T. - Years old, light
brown or ysoTh color Inches ion,
and weighs ITO pounds and has i9s' ami handy Ut
spythnr you put him a. and works lefthnndsaIss ast
neasstt couu,rnanee when spoken TO by s'rsngs and
Srbs abou, l50 or lGU pounds; Is about feet AZ OF -
inches high, has rather short walk, ano u nc NO.
they ure very apt to be over outside. ,uo-s5
will pay the above reward X sald slaves sTe nL
To u.e Ir Chambers county, Ala eight miles ives. W ~
Bowery or viii pay $lVO for information SO gs' 1n
D'"'' T. L. D0OLITTLE,
o.,n2-rveu oek Bouery Chambers co., Ala
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=. l. lS1i.snS, JOHN ,. TAM"
:sTs' ,ztssa =. 5. ARcHEE.
TREDEGAR IRON WORKS,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
|I yE:r :ur The liberal encouragement extended 10
g., -: Scztasru friends, We have spared no expense
a..lrs ou .ci:ities TO meet the increased demand
Is: .: ...gu, manufactures. In our
|CAE WHEEL DEPARISIEN Il y I.
..- extensive Improvements, By the addition 20
l.: Ei::ri grSDRY Of a building 65 by 20 feet, and
+: .:...s.q:. .f the mos, modern and improved ma
:...--,.
s Nf-g. ~. hn.ed by selfcenterng horizontal Ma
-: A.. :e q. u Oh the Axle by powerful Hydraulic
h h-,l r!th An indicator by which the force a-
-. % 'as N:rs! i accurately measured
" :oa;iaue 10 uaauf4cture, from best CbARCoAL
EGA.
81 i'l:: s.irosd Chairs; Railroad aDd Ship Spikes
:ytr,. wn>r..: Truck Bolts and Fish Bars Car Snd
il 4Is- bridge and other long Bolts; Iron Trucks
.s .ad prpivc;:.- all kinds; lr"n and BRASS Castings
!:e s,;S=. Stationary aud Portable Ensincs Saw and
a.: Ms. sasac Mills aud Engincs.
0n i-;:v ]. Z. ANDERSON 4 co.
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iIN.:ETGIAi:y OF VlEiGlNlN.

MANUFACTURED 4; this instruction. and sold there and
ii ,i:ay agents No. IL Pca:l street. the following
|S:a.s., siE-luceG prices, .u~i.;
s.s:. S.o-s and E7o.r-s
no=.a, Cl.!drea a!II Servants S:Ses
nl:5. AZ! C..l :ilrnc.s Vi every 4cscnpuoo
His.... Gsaiis. L-.:rer En.-
",s1:.. Cars,
C4ys and Wh..itasfov5
aI:::oe-., SAFES, &c.
'.:s4 AID Paid Cc;;o:!.
a::~s eat LiHsrys tor p!1atatton hsnda
s+:s! Saae Ci9:hias for Servants
s o' .e ABOVE artlcirs hand sud r"r sale, nr vii!
t:sa= o' I.o47: o.hrr Job work done to ord=-, ca
'9's aes 'o "tsh, 10 puuctasl customers only en-
't':::-:lc.
' -"r' ~ country, with satisfactory references,
Eoai;!y ,;e.d-G IL. AdIress Il. II. NIMM0,
!a:E -" Ag=a; s;,d o;or-seeper vs.. f.nitcntary
5000 ACEE> OF CUFEHN GANDS FOX
SALE OF A. 4 PARTNERSHIP.
'toas-al acres ef hrs quality OF cotton lands IN
~ "<s.l:su cuuHy, Mss, Within six miles Of Mssis
tIP''I Al,o, tEsty.hs- hundred acres in SunhoWer
&? hss, q ,x :nrs O! Yazoo river, good roads lead
'act. hey ::ere located in 1884 by the under
''-sa iHrs viii or so!d, placed stock asanst
"os' ..f 7.;a 70 ss Valued and partnership formed
A,s'', IS. II. PAXTON,
p-r .s-eHsc: New 0rlea,s.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AUDITORS OFFICE.

RICHMOND, VA, JASrARY IS 1861
IL pursuance of resolution Of the General Assembly
adopted on the 9th day Of February 1861 have agcer
taned that the folosing Revenue Officers have become
delnquen; Within the six months mex, precrdpg the ar,i
day OF January, lS6l.
N"rE-Many of the Revenue Officers who have failed TO
report 10 ,hs Department, may not belndebed the Com.
uonweal,h !"r any money actually collected They are
nevertheless DkSerENT because OF their failure to REPORT
Snd Are therefore included In the list Of dsuuuena
Delinquent ShcrIHs.
corSTIks. corSr,rs
hAlu-a G Clses. MATiiEWS-J. H. Du,lavy.
BooNE-Wm. Thompson MERCER-J A. park
BRAST0S.-JolIn Morrison. MOSUSGAIIA-Jss odh.r,
CAbELL-W. u. Moore. M0RGAN-p. 2ilor.
CALHOUN-A. Norman. McDOWELL-O A. Murpbv
CARRuLL-peter Early. NICHOLAS III W McDsr.
CLARkE-Jos. i. Ryan. mott
SOLrhrEk-Jss u Harris. PlTTSYLTANlA.-A.JW White
CLAf-C. C. Campbell head
DuDDRlDGE-C. O. Davis. PLEASASTs-S MORGAN
FLCfASSA-John Sclatrr. RASDuLplI-Iov Mclean
| GREENHRIEE-A Beard. RlTCHIr-Jas TsyIor
GHEESSflLlE-Ja,.1 Turner. RnANE-Thos. Errrell.
HANSOCh-S. NJ Wilson. RGSSELL-Ro. Boyd.
HENRI-lI Dyer. SPOTSYLYASI4-r n
JAMES ClTY-T. b. HarrI,s. French
LEwIS-A. X. Hall. TAYLOR-Z Cochran
LonAN-R Browning. UPSHUR-W. Summers
WAiSE-Jehn FerGuson MET2EL-wm. Anderson.
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~ .y :s,iu. JOHN y. Chiffon.
KEITH / CHILL TON.
, w;T:ar3o. EAuoCIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
t EkS OF HEAVY Wool
III E>GnruS NEGRO BLASKkTS, STOCKING YARN,
i. AN ilSSEyS for negro women, March 3-ciy
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:, q. .nHECKHNRIDCE, ATTORNEY AT Law,
...,ft.. IN she Courts OF Dotetourt and adjoining
,,a,..-r..:vr.Slrs. Bo;etour: Couuty,Va
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AieBmonb enquirer.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRuARY1, 1861

BY TYLER, WISE & ALLEGRE.
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Nn--s, &C 4 I'D nsSv

HO:'t:L.tS l. GREGORY
-rrNn TIE COURTS OF HANOVER AND KING
S...IaM.
;, lJCGLAS also attends the Courts vi King and
:: ~ Caroline. ~
:; noCGLAS, Ayle:;'s, King william.
.r:.,nET TX Old Church, Hanover. Feb 10 ely
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n,o Richmond Enquirer
No INV ssNl.wEEklN AND WEEKLY
',s.,,sSD LIN 10 nNt:;, tx, WISE X ALLEGRE.

tnu.:. per SnuuIn, and II 'ht
.s :' e: s::sa sas:n 'ess ss; sss
var :Nc SONS c,rsslc In advance. For the
dollar. :s' ~ ~ c,;ts Tor $40, TO be paid in
;. pt- sGaa'w 'whs. ,.;;srs roninung money are
r,ti.ry ,"E: ,:, cs ~.lfc-e, or they will "e"'se
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SorAR1Es pCBL1c WHO HAVE REPORTED. AND NOT


CCLPEPER-E. ". Latham, Z. B. Sllnus.
GREENBRIgR-JUe Mcpherson.
GILES-L. II. Hale, i. C. Sndon.
kASAWHA-A=x Ladley.
MOSrGUMERY-S. ~. Ronald
WOODS. c. Shaw.
In pursuance of the 28d section OF chapter 50 OF the
code. edition 1862 also publish notice That co ,hs
I'd dty OF February mex, Will ne In the office Of the Ci'
chi, Court Of the city Rchnond with tho Clerk thereof
RI accurate Of the amount With which any sherin
named herein nay be chageable account OF the taxes
due from him =hn the six months next preceding The is
day nf January 1861 ard shall ssl ssid Clerk TO enter a
njudsment against such Sheriff for the amount
h. IL in default with Interest and damages provided for In
said section. ,,
J. ". BENNETT.
Auditor OF Public Accounts.
W.T., Iontr, viii nl.,,. cony Jan 2S-v+w
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LAWRENCE s. ii5IsYE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
,s.,yCs .c the Conrts Of the city OF R.chnoud ana
II ~ ,5uc:lrs OF H-arico Hanover and Caroline.
,!.5 Notary Publc snd Commissioner Of the United
lc.ri c' Cit;mI.
,.T:ar.saip e.tween Mr.. Chas;ain White and hin,-
..y ,..a'ycJ hi, vaice Is now llth street, jug,
|, b, uoiaigs Hall.
~ Nl-ciy
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LII. AEH: BRICK MACHINE

/ c. 'aILt t%:taa::s orer Inc Cni.:d states ana
"o;'.n BY 2ie ;Gan, by horse and by dtea N
:e.t IN ''r: 10 - .0,0 bricks daycosts from 80
s :@st.rr particulars 10 pamphlet gsi3c iuli
=: OF h:;c. setting and hurri,g address, encos-
No. &tHp', FRANCIS II. SMITH,
-''--c1L Il!,i,uG.e.
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S1AGlLL,

J. 5IAGlLL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
,;;c: Nh Eoser, Tyler, Esu., No. IA South Sixth
:::,;,
VII .,. q tie collection Of caus and sll other bust.
.-,-...... - ~, care Jan S1-ctf
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-.,s. SiSsS2.!f. g. ID. BARESpALk,
I.:,o: Charlotte. Of Richmond.
/ H. aAkHsDALR, late OF Psrrnville.
riEkSOALE g. BROTHERS.,
cuVNlsSluN MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, "a.
D.sicEaAAk SHocrOE WAREBoCsB.
,sgi;L ai>:ASCES made on Consiguments :r hand
Jan. 5-ctS
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TrtaEtE BARGAIN IN LAND.
\ :,ir"Lt !a'EUfEU CUltua PLANTATION FOX
'H9-!ed on tie A,chafsya River, In the State
'%nisuing l0i3 acres $50 cleared, ~ In cus
"tsa Is p@' s:r- '>N'~'
E.b 80, cash lad the rensiod-s In !, 2 aud years,
al, esL: PER ahaun, interest added from Gay oil
L,,- VS.. Il. BkssETr, Agent
New Orleans.
l .IoisE AND TO ARRIVE, 3,UH sides
s,: aad damaged Leather, and the best oranus
p,u, "''s.las, which will sell low for cash or sooo
r'': 9i;y caade Broguex, for CASH only.
l.,m y. DErERECX,
~ .'-'ff No 1872 Cary Rt.
H1HsLED MMEDIaTELY-A situation nS
'hc 49,, aenLH, by Graduate OF Hampdep Sidney Cor
~ - hah some experience In teaching salary
|''n' i's-uon preferable. Address
Ir 10 W. l. g., Prince Edward
Court House, Virginia.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-12
Prom New Orloana.

New ORLEANS. April ll.-Three companie
Of the first regimentof infantry and the New Or
leans Cadets left this evening for Pensacola
Several companies Of New Orleans militia bav,
volunt eered their services, and will leave ehortly
The military enthusiasm has reached the high
est pitch, and recruiting is progressing rap
idly. faT5tifhF
A resolution was offered in the Board Of As.
sistant Aldermen approprlatIng $4,000 for the
protection of the city against invasion. Il was
referred. tc
The steamship Havana, from Havana on the
7th, has arrived. Her markets are anticipated
Messrs Rost and Yancey sailed for Europe
on board the steamer Clyde.
The steamer Coatzacoalcas left two compa-
nies Of the frat infantry at Key West, and pro.
ceeded to New York.
TIE schooner Mary P. Hudson arrived on the
9Th, from New York, with ordnance and ord
nance stores and supplies for Fort Taylor
They are very extensive, and embrace all the
appliances for prolonged siege.
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Few York Market

| lTEt1aRAPnRD y0R TUE OHIO srATRgmAH
NEW York, April I2.
FLoUR-receipts OF 90 70 bbls: market less activ,
hut prices unchanged; sales Of $500 bbs at IS 2Oa
- 2O95 3O for superne extra western; IS 305 60 70,
common TO medium extra western; IS 65D5 10 10,
shipping brands extra Round Hoop Ohio. Canadian
3s97. ''"s'' ''''' u ''' O0''' ~
kYE FLoUR-steady at 90 1904 10.
WHEAT-recepts Of 5. .945 bush. Market lea acti W
atSI 90 for Chicago spring. $3.50 for Canadian club
81 359sl SO for winter red western; 81 1901 so for
white western.
RYE-tirm; at 60c.
BARLEY-dull at coarse.
o0aN-receipts OF l,704 bush; market better; sales
Of 65, 600 bush at 67@6sc for old mixed western In
store and delivered; 6lk63c for new do at R. r..
oATs-hfm at 34@36c for western Canadian and
State. -'1
PoaK-ssady; sales of 100 bbls at CIT 50 for mess,
Sl2 75a 13 for prime.
BEEF-fm sales OF $50 bbls.
OUT MEATS-steady.
LARD-frm; sales OF 100 bbls at 0X@IOKc
BUTTER-in fair request at lO9lic for Ohio and l4@
10 for State. ~
oHEEsE-s'eady at 6e1Oo for inferior to prime.
atl2c. -.
sUaARs-dull and in favor ofbuyers; sales 40 hhds
Of Cuba at Sc.
M0LAssEs-upchanged
l9Kc. gfT .f''-T
sr0OK5-transactions are not changed but prices are
better and firm; Money continues easy and plenty 4o5
per cent on Call; Sterling exchange dull I07 l09lOe;
bsnken bills Chic and R 4oH 4 3QD5; Ill Scrip
70; Pan 10, Reading 81 l2; Erie 20 12 Pac Mail 7S
Canton ga lex; oBS 9 COX. Gal & Chic 90; N s 4 7
3e l-9; O 5012; Harlem preferred 30 i.2; Y O
Tx; Cumberland O. SIS. "A, e9 Coupons do &c 81
kes:tered ere 99 Harlem 20; Bonds 81 3; Erie ls Ioh
DO 0s 90; Tenn 20 12; o 70; Treasury 1875 q O3x
par and was held for the per CT treasury bonds
years to run but no sales.
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THEArRE-BENEFIr OF Miss ST.. CLAiR.-To-
night bill of unusual variety and strength IL
offered for the complimentary benefit of the ad-
mirable actress, Miss Sallie 81. Clair. Forlthe
first time Mr.. Charles Barras' new Fairy
Drama-"The Fairy Of Home" or"The Paint
er Dream " To be followed by the convulsing
comedy of The Hypochondriac, with Mr..
Charles Barras in his great original personation
of Vertigo Morbid, which has only to be seen
to be realized as the most side-splitting por-
traiture on the stage. The performance will
conclude with The Young Actress, in which
Miss. St. Clair personates five characters, and
dances several dances. Such bill will doubt
less fill the House to overfowing.
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From 6oDton,

BosToN, April 1.-THE working force at the
Cbarlestown Navy Yard has been increased to
800 men. Rapid progress is made in fitting
out the Minnesota, Mississippi, Colorado, and
the sloop.of war vincennes, for sea. The latter
Is destined for the coast Of Africa, to relieve the
Portsmouth. The Niagara 10 shortly expected
to arrive at this station.
During the session Of the Legislature, the
Governor has been authorized 10 increase the
number Of the volunteer military, and put 2 .00C
troops on war footing. AN emergency fund
was placed at the disposition Of the Governor
but Afterwards was withdrawn at bis request.
The Legislature refused TO pass bill fol
the abolition Of capital punishment, as also Il
further protect the freedom Of speech. No &C
tion was taken on the resolves Of the variou
Statss having reference to the political condi.
tion ofthe country, copies Of which were trans
mittsd to the Legislature by the Governor.