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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-04

Mcclellan, which We. are permitted 70 o
We learn Chat q meeting between The Goverr-
ment and Confederate forces at P~hillippi-a.
place not far from G~rahoa-has resulted in
q succesa to the fermeri the rebels having
been driven Of, wi1h no loss Of men,
munitions and frovisions. The victors and
che country have, however, to regret the
disablement, andpethsps loss, Of brave and
active officer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-04

Destructive Fire ut OsweGO, N. Y.
OswEeo, June ga fire yesterday even
Mills. Loss estimated at $4,000 on the
building, machinery and stock.
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However unjust may have been the
motives which led to this act they Az not
things Of which foreign nations can efti-
mately take cognissnce. We MAJ cohdthn
The reasons and hold them eonf6pnded IN
truth, or uDsustainable in principle; but
other nations can only look at the facts.
We may affirm the Secessionists 10 be rsbe,s
and traitors but England and France are
under no compulsion TO regard them other
wise than rs retiring portions ofa dipbanded
c~onfederacT. IT. we are entitled to our
opinions, end have the right 10 make them
the foundation Of our policy, 50 are they
entitled TO theirs and have similar rigBts, in.
that behalf, with our own.
It would be gratifying TO us, undoubtedly
IL We could induce foreign nations TO look
upon the SeoessiOnists as rebels and traitors
but foreign nations will not easily be in
duced to set down Eve or six millions Of peo-
pie, in full possession offs vast domain, with
a Government an army and all the para
pbarnalia ofa State, merely as q gang Of out
laws and malefactors.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-04
Every Omcer and Private
FTRE-ARMs!

EUsF RECEIVED AND NOW FOR
- SALE-Colts Patent Reyolvers. four, five aud
six-inch Colts Patent Navy Reyolvers Whitney
Improved Colt's Pattern Reyolyers, four, five and
siX-iDch Whitney Improved COLT Pattern Navy
Reyoverj Manhattan Seven shooters, Cartridge
l6ading ReyolveTs War; eris Revolvers, Cartridge
loading; Allen q Wheelock's celebrated Cartridge
loading Reyolyers, Nos. 80 and 80; also, Allen d
Wheelock's Nos. 20 and "a; Remington's ReVoly-
ers, Beale q Riders Patent.
We are also prepared TO take orders for Sharp'g
Rifles and Whitney's MIME Rifles and Muskets, OF
which samples eau be seen at our Store, No. 10Y
Pearl.st. PAPPENHEIMgR & DREYFooS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-04

HOME INTEREST.
~ THn DAILY PREss-ren Cents q week.
~ OlOthins renovated and repaired, - n. rhIrd.
~ Leave your orders for the DAILY Pass at
the Counting.room. Only Ten Gents . Week.
~ A.A. ETsTKK, Uooku, Watches and JewslFY,
BIOS. s4S and M osptral-avenus
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-04

Large Forces to be Stationed at DIFF
a ferent Points in Virginia.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-04

his ANXIETY so GREAT as TO
"APRECT HIS HEALTH
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-04

WILLIAM WARD,
Auditor Of HamIIton County, Ohio:
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NOTICE.

NOTICE DISSOLUTION or PART
~ kERsHIP;-Ihe hrm u WIoKHAM HAL,
sent. The BUSH ess Of the hrm win be settled BY
Il. b. WICKHAH,
u rl r1.E ]. B.. HALL.
My 80, 1861. mystic
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-04

THE "PRBsIDENT" OF THE G. s.A.
ALARMED AT THE wARLIKK PRE-
2 PARATIONs OF THE NORTH.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-04

EisGFhhT TTAHsB6 E hft3}fha U UfR RRlssEAkSSifl-S'
hereby notified 20 meet at their Armory, Belts n
street, between JehD and Gutter streets, on the
proceed TO elect by ballot, the following officers:
one Captain, one First Lieutenant and one Second
~ ii. b. CARRINGToN,
je3.cS Adiutant General, o. V. NJ.
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1860. NOTICE. 1850
GM II 9S

1860. NOTICE. 1850
Cas- IL sss!sz1szs
TO PASSENGERS GOING N0RTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
THRO UGH IICRETSAND THROUGH CRECRG
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
CARRYING TIE GREAT UNITED STATES NAIL.
TWICE DAILY-sunday night excepLed-betveb
RICHMOND, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON BALTIMORE, PHIL
ADELPHA, NEW YORK, and all important points West via Ac
quis Greek and Washington, ever the
RICHMOND FREDE RICkSB Ri AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
TIE Potomac Rive rs miles, and by Splendid and comfortable
thence Washington, 80 miles, In al 100 miles IN hours;
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed
Ez5- Hours OF departure 6.20 A. n, and 100 p. II.
az Baggage under charge Of Special Agents, CHECKED
THROUGH TO Warrington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York.
Through Tickets be procured TO the following points: To
Baltimore Philadelphia Cincinnati, Columbus, Indianapolis, Cal
o Jacksonville Rock Island Zsnesyle, Washington
New York 81 Louis Chicago, PsSuFg Louisville Decatur, New
ark, VnceEnes.
Passengers breakfast and Ashland and dine en- board The
comfortable between bc4ua Creek and Washington.
Stag obtain tickets for servants for Washington
City and points North In all be youched for by
responsible CT Richmond In persoa, known
officers the Road tickets will be sold applied for by
letter
ny further nfornston apply at this shce Broad Street,
shoekoe I'm JAMES B. WINsT0N,
Genl Ticket Agent
sAaL RUTH, Supt-
Omce z. " GP. r. r Co.,
Dent IA 1873 4 IHuct-M
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.

yE,RI. WEEKLY, THR, Ugh TO LYNCH ssa,-rT,ITTTt
{ BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, 8Ssy2.,TJr
AND TREwEEBLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING DAI.
LY LINE as PAR AS sC0TTSY!LLE
Richmond scosvle 81 Richmond to Lexington. ~ 90
d" Iync-burg.. % " Buchanan. ~
through line Will leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at p ~ and after 9Th September the Way
line Scosve will leave Tuesday Thursdays and Sat-
urdays far Scoyi Returning leave Scots
vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday at IN NJ
distance ana time NJ passing In card below for through
line observe that the Scot.sye line wilt pass intermediate
points the opposite day the going and hour
later coming doEp
VOL Monday.
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL.

FEBRUARY 2OrH
RM Roy, King 4 Queen
ID Butuck, do
JFNeT, West Point
A B Dangerheld. DO
W @ johnson, King VIM
W J Newml,n, do
d @ C,owell, Norfolk
Capt J U Rowe, STR West Point
Capt 7 VI Sorthgate, STR Glen
Cove
CM Sable.t. Danvllle
G : Brumley, New Kent
4 Lyle, Charlottesville
wv Henry, Pitts'a
A II ass. POsh .tan
TP Pollard, Charles City
W A Southal, DO
Err Coke, James City
Miss llinkins, do
a Z Dennis, Hampton
Walden, New Kent
rALsry, do
q HankIns, James City
& howard, Va
I'M Baker, do
Ritz herlakc, do
"A Rudd, Chesterfield
D " Taylor, Va
NJ Tsylor. do
AN Powell, Dlnwlidle
J ThauD, Chesterfield
" q Clarke. Fluvanna
VD Redd. Prince tlw'd
Mai J A Watson, do
Cap, VT Carter, Va
80 Hamlet do
RS Jones, Pittsylyaula
" Dosweii, charlotte
Capt " 7 W'oi.ol, Prince Edwd
T we1tton, do
TF McCargo, Charlotte
L stone. PIincl Edward
ut Thompson. City Point
IN Scott, Amelia
G Midd e,on, Chelterheld
" , Io-ing, CITY
y " Hammer, Va
b Luut, CIV
SW Hol an, Va
20 Christian, New Kent
ON stsger, PoWhatan
VI Woodson, Cumberland
J J Evans & aiy, NC
Brad ", Chail- City
q Hauays'de, Petersburg
D r Marshall, Sew Kent
y Ban do
2 L ffayssr, DO
u AID !. n, Louisa
] VI g Dickinson, Henrico
Z VI Groves, Charles City
I II Wilcox, 10
I Steude, Oty Point
L Singleton, Fluyauna
) y Cardozl, Luuenhurg
: 7 Onehundred, apo rattoN
J " shi= :. Christian burg
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DIRECTORS
observation-disclosures.

PERPETUAL INSURANCE..
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE
STATE OF VIR Ct IN l A &.
CAPITAL .sVV'oVV
OFFICE-Main Street, I'm American Hotel.
VNI5 Company addition the ordinary Fire and
rine risks PERPETUAL insurance buildings Under this
y are THIS COMPANY receives MONTY deposit pays
thereon and guarantees the payment OF Negouaoe notes shd
Bills Of Exchanse
BOILING W. HAxALL, Prest
DIRECTORS.
WIN. II. Macfarland, Prest Farmers Bank.
A. Warwick, firm OF Warwick BArksdale.
wm. g. CrenshAw, firm Of Crenshaw Co
Wellington Goddin firm Ct Goddin Apperson.
T. W. McCGnce, firm Of Dunlop, Moncure Co.
q. A. Bsrksdale hrm OF Warwick Barksdae
Jas. H. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer.
l. d. orenshaw, firm Of Haxal Crenshaw Co.
John L Bacon, firm OF Bacon Baskerville
r. B. HaXall, arm Of Haxsll, Crenshaw Dc.
John Currie, Jr. SHIP Owner.
VIM II. Warwick firm OF warwick Barksdale.
Jas. Alfred Jones Attorney at Law.
c. O. Elicit Builder.
p g. Ruain, Agricuiturls. and Manufacturer.
W HcGruder, Arm Of S. McGrnders Sons.
W. W Crump, Attorney at Law.
Jas Dunlop, Grm OF Dunlop, Moncure Co.
o. ii srEA, Travelling Agent noEo
MERCHANTS
INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000.
OGace No. 1853 Main ST., Richmond.
MARINE INSURANCE on Vessels, Cargo, and Freight
INLAND INSURANCE Goods transported BY rivers canals OF
FIRE INSURANCE on Merchandise generally, Dwelling Houses,
Warehouses and other Buildings In town or country.
POLICIES Issued at current rates. and losses promptly paid
Communications received at the once or through any
J. IL AosYlaus sec,y au21
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NOTICE-Peson wishing to obtain tickets for
~ Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac R. for Wash
ingon City, further North In all be youch
By responsible white citizen OF Richmond In person.
officers OF the Road tickets wi be so!dH ap
Piled for by letter A. u. ALLEN,
nanO-iv Ticket Agent
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VII ElsI, lool.
PPlagg, DSnyllle
J A Bass, Va
TPJ Williams, City
HIM sherman, New Kent
s Corbett, sc
DTL Gregory, King VIM
DIR Q G Gregory. do
sH Rosne, Mi1dlesex
l.atane, King 4 Queen
w alo ton, DO
RR Wood, Amelia
re Adrens, do
W q Boothe, do
jill werth, NY
sH Knight, Lunenburg
LA Du,n, King Vim
} Cowies, James City
A Chatham, Chesterfield
RIM Scot, ClaFksville
Henry Corr. King Vim
x II L.psconb, do
FF Gilleron, Va
Pr Gray, Charles City
J Clarke, do
IA Hughes, Fluvanns
AT Routi, Va
GTNeesmon, Orange
G W Garrett, Halifax
Nc Mann, Amelia
W u Llgoo, Nelson
" p sheppard do
JIM Howell, Albemarle
Thurmond, Nelso
J A Kennon. do
BP Balow, Buckingham
w l. stegsr, do
EBr wn, Va a + r Z
W ID Wright, Palmyra
WI Powers, Cumberland
JW woodsou, App'x
JR Hadsn, fluyanns
Al Taylor, do
Kyle, Lynchhurg
~ Briph;well, farmyille
HA Allen, Prince Eiw'd
J W Jones, ny
sV Adams, Charlottesville
CCAn eIson Halifax
DS ,rs-thaw, do
&c Hendrick, Cumberland
A Perry, JET rsonliIle
TO Dearen, Ame Ia
JRWo 'ldrijge, (hes'd
b Bach, City
u : Rylaud, King VIM
TIC Moore do
RID Montague, Moptgomer.
W II Twynar, Va
Mast II Tw, man, 10
RID Twymsn. Madison
Nj W FRY, 10
Davis, Va
J Murphy, Pa
JH Edwards Russell
Ms Peal, y c
w CGroyes, Orange
s W MosSy, Miss
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NEGROES WANTED.

OFFER FOR SALE NY COTTON PLANIAIl ~, 20
soIva ro1ntv ssirspp situated ten miles rlu 'he
,',l liver ave cues steamboat navigation (egat mo3t.
psysar on the sun Fowr river, Ant t~o miles from shpins
point on Hush Puckeny river .,.---. -. -, -
vsi,h win planted In Cotton MS year anu cue guy
sv or to- hundred Corn An the tract high bottom anu
above overflow and not inundated In 9oS OF ~ m ns
frsct Of land O. story new steau GIN house ana
"a parste steam A with capacity to cut ten thous no
feet Of per day q ten hoa have on the place negro
quarters eighty or one hundred negroes 40, ,,,
iii seu ne above coej place A. The rate ~ t5 thirty
oars PER acre, aud vn take negroes IN payment vi ne ~
youns Men A. huntred dollars, and No ycnn
women A. foustsea hundred dollars and Tor families al
"a - an, dine within iris month February, VII give
ssssiou any ne before the ls iav o. March ort gcc pun
should purchase Negroes ~ ABOVE
rated and plant cultivate the place uy se ana pay t pl
,-s5n on the 18Th dsy OF December next provided pnr
I'd ser buys place and pays The Negroes oy 'Ae 81 gay
re- ti j. As GOOD a. any can be made have The tue from
ASirss, e a. Cursous Landing. Bolivar eoga'y Nss,irr
January i;,s, 1901. ja52-atgln
TUOUSE Il zEPING GOODS.-we have in store s iaA
III and assorted stock houeseepias goods, comprising ever
hing which Ally called for Ia me ar In "''- VIC Ar
''s3: very low @ ''' or 10 P'a''u' soBEsrsoN SON
S,TGNR.-vrs,ia Steam Rsaaed sugar, for SAFE b.
INI1RS Es,Is 1861 AT RANDpLPEi'N BOOK
~ g. Re AND BIND.HY, can be had Pocket PANTY Any
Pocket Diary.
spALI LOT OF JORDNN'>, SHsrH-
n FIsLD and family sausage 'oe' Spl s pIrss,Nr
ior sLe ~ W. d. FI' ~, ~ ~,
Iron IRON !---In store and receiving per bars Morn
NJ star ton Liverpool English heulei Iron ceil
p.lnx fal assortment Rounds, Slalr-s FLATS O' han
0yA., Horse Shoe Nall Rods and ~, IS sasaA SaAiuas'
40 EDWIN WORKMAN CO
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RICHMOND AND pANVILLE RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

RICHMOND AND piSVILLE RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
A RRANGEMENTo have been made by the Rich f.ks = -
"A mond and Danvilie Railroad Company where ~ II II
by Down Freight Intended s the port OF Richmond
and Freight arriving Richmond by water and having o
It's destination any point accessible to this Company by us
Through Freight arrangement with any oher ROADS
will be received from delivered TO vessels direct Thus renew
log the shippers OF such freight from all charges for dsyage
wharfage aud at the facilitating the speedy transport
OF goods. .
Parties which they desire should be shipped al
this will state at the time OF the
delivery.
The Railroad Company will when required, attend 70 enectne
goods all points OF the United states and
Lsdng sailing vessels will be forwarded to
consgnors and consignees
CHARLES @. TALC0TT, supt,
pol9 Richmond and Danvile Railroad.
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MARINE NEWS
rORT oR BIoRm0ND. February 20.

gOHF Se RICHMOND. FEBRUARY ~.
4an wA.zR rHvssD.r ~ OcLOoE-suS 645; 5ia
ARRIVED.
schr VIM PaXson Stevenson Aakapa sugar and olasses
e.. T. workman CO.
s,hr NimIod Bridges AAkapass, sugar AMI molases, C. T.
Workman c..
schr Henry Trayers Wyatt, AakepAss and m9lse
Z. T. wortham = Co. 49, -,
h- Nay viii North Baltimore uds " D. Cllqui Go.
schr Emma Carson, Eastern shore ;orn, M'sPaugh
Schr ziah Warm, Eastern Sore, ost A. hispaugh,
SAILED.
Schr. wyhe, futile, y. Y, mds -. q W. Currle.
shr Jai nsou burrows ok, mds., ". d Colquii Co
-r5- MARY ti'za Morrc,ock down III river light
>.lr Gen Marion Grlnln Porto Eioo uds C. T WORKMAN
co.
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RICHMOND AND
ga Et3xE1&iE YonK RIXER RAILRnAn

kH5 pf3dcGiS YORK RIVER RAILROAD .sdtsSasEz.
AND HTEAMB0AT LINE.
STRAMEg WEST POINT, Capt Rowe, leaves Norfolk Mon
= days Wednesdays and Fridays A. W. for King Queen
House. connecting with the at West Point al NJ
and arrive Ia Richmond at $50 p VI.
Ruon!ng he Steamer King Queen Court House
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at $50 NJ connecting
with West Point at 9i5 A. H. and arrive In Rorok 81
$50 NJ
Passenger trains leave Richmond daily rndays excepted at
SA and West Point TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays
a, 10 A NJ and arrive In Richmond at il:s5 A. NJ.
accommodation and Freight Train vtye Richmond Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturday. at4 NJ, stopping on signal
Frgs received Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays Until. 8O
p. M Richmond and Mondays, Wednesdays and Fh-
days until P. NJ. at West Point
Passengers for Williamsburg Ill take stage al Bgers for Glou
Cappahoosc and FOR sauia and CrbsLna at West
Point.
Pare from Richmond to Norfolk dinner exiIal o..
isl2-ts Z. II. TEMPLE. supt.
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GEoPGE wARNEP
con Marchan+
Avn ,ayyr FOR rHx SALE or
ron. mn NJ, o,,, 90, ,,>, ,s,,,rupp. oponrcp
robAoCo, fLoUR dkAlN ana rhoDooE genefAnJ
Opposite baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Depot
BALTIMORE.
u..,r, s,,,i kE rs BY ~ pkE s.hSaOs'
Alvey Lipscomb do
Kirkland Chase 20, Bsiumore
,, ,,00uuInin ,oorhees 90, aoone,, ,,, n,,
oh warner ESQ., rresiden' nechanics DsnA' Dshmo'e
mN-I-V
. nn>e rn. v.ncG ANN nH UrupuU a.
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fuJREmEGpOUS HAEGsTSSrN DRY GOODS.
NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT $s5hOo MOhIh ~ MEM
AUCTION BARGAINs-M0RE GOODS THAN ROOM 10 STORE
TEEN LARGE SAILS, SMALL PROFITS AND 1SiOh X,
TURNS. mIiLlIIsER BROTHER, l9S BROAD sTkkhI,
Are penng their latest purchases from the large auction
New YORK. at the prevailing panic rces hgr aA1 esn
truly their eLds and customers that better o"'o ~
money cannot he had L. this market.
ladies' particular attention respectfully requested 70 me
largest assortment Of low priced medium; and hf pctd pEE
exception -
5000 yds POPLISS, silk Pgures25c., cost 5Oc
900 yds. w0RSrED vENErIANS-5Oe. worth Toe
LOCO yds All ST X POpIIy', AZ &c and 81 heyard
5000 yds New greatly below last months prizes
ED-Addona force employed TO wait on the hrong OF Gus
expected and Of running OF the goocs rap NJ the pop
ua oci R'''''' ~ "-N" -'' j. MILLHIsEa 4 BRO
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CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Ia @zSg& 49, s6lsss2s
ON aud AFTER Monday December 2lst,
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
VIII Richmond daily Except sundays a. $50 NJ Tor
saunton all intermediate Way Stations connecting at Cor
donsye the Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains for
Alexandria Stations and AZ charlottesville with
trains iynchbug and all points West and o.
that place viz Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays River Stations West OF taunton
Hamnn Browns Stages connect with the train ut Stanton
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen on Tues
DAYS, Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington
Haman Mason COmpanys Stages connect with tho Train
on Saturday, at Mboro for the Warm
Springs and Jackon for the White Sulphur Springs
Lewisburg, DC. -
The Mail Train leaves Jscksons River Mondays Wednes
days Fridays, at s:l5 p. NJ, for staunton. -
FREIGHT TRAIN with PASsENGER CAR ATTACHED,
will wsyneboro Ii5 and staunton al g:f5 A. ~
Mondays and Fridays, for JRckson's Biyer
RETURNING,
Jacksons River Tuesdays and Saturdays at 45 NJ
for Waynesboro'.
H Through Tickets for the Warm and White Sulphur SPRING,
LewisbuTg &C Ao for Winchester Les0urg Lynch
burg Bonack Salem shawsyi Chransburg Bristol Knox
ve Dial on Chattanooga, Nashville Grand Junction. Memp ia
Canton and all important Points In the Southwest
can be procured al the Ticket Ohiee. - - - -
THOMAS DoDAMEAD,
ja22 General superintendent
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And for the speedy cure of the subOned varieties Of
Disease;
ScrofIsla and Scrofulous Affections, such as
Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, ErupttOns. Pim-
pies, PustuIes. BlOtches, Boils, Biatns,
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- ''' lac ,. DAVENPORT
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TERMs:
= Papsr. Ps- snnaa; sSztwsekly, WEEK., ~.
In adva-sa Ren,itAnces may be made n NJ - - e.
hers N all eases Sasse enes 1e.s, -A
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suALI LOT OF JORDAN'>, >NSER-
RiuD and Fanlv sausage, Joles sides n sore and
for ne " W H. hH' 80 -.
fapQ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
st. AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas,
letter and salt Hheum, scald Head, ring
49, - Il.-.aa

Dr. Robert VI. Prche writes from Salem n Y, 18th
Sept, iSl, that he has cured inycterate ease OF
Drops, which threatened 10 terminate fatally, by the
perscyerng Of our SirsIparla, and also danger
attack Of Malignant ErUDcGs by large doses OF the
same; SAYS he the common krIipf0RS by It con
stautly.
BrOnehOcele, Goitre, or Swened Neck.
Zebuon Sloan Of, Prospect, Texas, writes; " Three
bottles Of your SJrsaplrl cured me from tFoifTe--a
hideous swelling on the neck, which had suffered nom
over two years
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D.T0
nRENIV.d rSSENCE OF CoFFsE-Wh pre-
serys the n the best roasted Ootee mas nner Ha'0
and Is much more wholesome. For sale by ,,,,,
"a " PETERSON 4 CO, 155 Main ST.
DREP CANVAS, on sketehing Boards, Ar''sts
Pae.te Boards add complete on and water Olor Boxes o
ether vi LARGE Of fine painting Brushes All OF our
on 10 sS'sN' III Nm sArTLER CO., lac Main st
or, W Nm-r have a hnl stock Of heavy lambs
II voc UNDER sH RrS and DRAWkRS large SEES some
'-iNs ''A"' ~ wM IRA SMITH.
-, &c Male 81
OYSTRR RROILERs, for brOilng 'ysersi oyster
~ "'' anu '''''' ' rHos A BuIKIEv 90,
Nar ~
SCUPPERNONG WINE-we have very nae ar
Asib DUDLEY 4 DO. - Main -
COTTON YARNs.-lOo bales assorted nunesrs, for sale
OH ldsls L l. q. D. DAVENPORT
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On HAY BBLs Of woods Mort. Carolina Fa-ly Aos ~
lUU ring
q0h,lfbbis % So-th Carolina F.r!'y Shai
sbbIt u Woods y. c. Fa1liy CT Hcrrinss
800 Us Of Mountain BuckWhcat
So bags p ost buckFh-at
10 tabf cf fune-lor Pee Butter
10 -set.s ef DO G.cta and Cun Powder Teas
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
Rhcnmnsi..n. eamt. liver CempIaint.
Schirrus, Cancer TumOrs, Enlargement, IL
cerntion, Carries, and EXfOIintiOn of the

MANY remarkable cures Of these affections have been
made g the alternative power of this muliclc. II stmu-
lstes Tie vital functions into yigorou, ac1u ami thus
overcome, disorders which would DC supposed beyond
is r,h. such remedy has long been required hy The
ur,.iti. ct tlr people, ami We confident that this
will t1 ioI th.lu an tiat medicine can do.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-21

gathered from observation and data within my
reach. gives them not less than 900 men, who.
ere lislribaied shout q fQlioMs
virginia ..sy.,s... s.ss..s 100000
TenneAsee and ke1tueky /. = So. 100 wy
lssoslrl. -, s o., O OOO
Aleng the eoass's ...-....-.. 0OeVV
f1 4a$a W aEo mn
cannot doubt that the rebels have MORE men in
the field than the national government, and think
that the numerous disasters we have met with are
attributable TO our undertaking the strength of CUR
enemy. While there ie no manifestation Of militae7
ardor at the North the South is, as have said one
universal camp. War is on every tongue, and the
subject of every thought. Day and night you hear
nothing but shouts, exultations over Victories
and imprecations against the " Id Yankees No
buiness except what is connected with the war, is
attended to-, or thought Of The selfsaerifces
which these people impose upon themselves are
most extraordinary. "a
They take the blankets and quilts from their beds
the horses from their stables the cattle from their
sheds, the proyender from their barns, the sons
from their hearths and give all 10 the cause which
they deem sacred. Universal madness seems to
have gained possession Of young and old, and the
women, who should be conservative, are more rab-
id than their husbands, fathers or brothers. Moth
ing but series of successive triumphs all points,
on the part OF the natonal forces, can restore them
10 reason
If we do not make up our minds to crush the re,
bellion by resstIess forces we might as well
the effort for establishing the Union and leave
these Southern fools to the consequences of their
own mighty madness. It is 8 common thing to find
old gray haired men in the ranks with heardless
boys. 1 do not believe that there has been any
drafting for the army The force Of public opinion
is stronger than that. Denunciatlons as towards
and poltreons, and as white-livered Northerners.
exclusion from an society, and contemptuous and
brutal treatment are the spurs that applied &c
men to force them TO enlist,