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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27
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pressibles.
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Jsiy -. 1851.
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~ meet ef ven eamysass. of lv0 msn rseh. ineIul-
ine afkssfs. a4klng ,eou men. We are 10 use rili-
tsas cis.hs-. ssd a. g-s sueh can furnish
oarssisss-A pair si Csi,'s pisiois hs~ie knie and
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20 stzs sss-sises TO dsiinx the Shssesrf
the sisas mag choose 10 piscs 10 serve srih.
out pay.
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Canss. q. f.s .ss ef Nstth c.sshns.
fa,sa "a, sch 10 'ofa such fegimfnt. sill sisni-
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sal sl.a 80 alse 500 men se w.n reyon ouf-lsrs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-06
RINANCIAL.

HOf1CE.-NOTICB 10 HEREBY GIVEN FhAl, sHR
~ following described bonds having bsen alb
srsscd from the Department Of the Interior Washington,
al persons cautioned against purchasing the
making loans advances thereon and that steps are
being taken the thereof and Of the coupons
becoming due after January next-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-06
CLOTHING.

A GREAT DEMAND ron CLOTHING NprFs AVID
IA gptlcness hssiug ang east on Clothing FURNITURE Or
,alpes reettp The hicIcsi prices addressing ~ call
Shaon 4. HAkRis, 60 Thhh avenue Iaies attended Il
Nv Ma. IIAsas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-06

~ York Dec ~, is6o-Diytdend motto. -Depositors
hereby notified that semannua dividend at the rate Of
per all Of $50 and under and
per all $500 which shall have been deppsit
three months the ls day Of January next vii
be paid depostors and after Monday January a. Int
rest called for will be carried TO the credit Of deposors
principal Bank open daily from 10 A. TO r. " and from
TO r. NJ, at No 81 Chambers street east of Broadway
JOSEPH STUART, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-06

nVIDEND OFFICE, PARK FIRE INSURANCE COW
IL pany, 257 broadway q Park place New York,
Jan lSG-The Board Of Directors al this company
declared semi annual dividend Of 1 per cent payable
WILLIAM JAFFRAy sccrctarv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-06

ILLINOIS OR OTHER WESTERN CURRENCY WANT
ed-Fr0m I've THOUSAND d,l1rs Cor y hitch thu host
o. real estate security tor rce tunes he amqun, vii n
given Those having Western on fund d. them M
The Western states, which MT available without Sub
ning 20 he present high ntcs ~ exchange viii had his
very favorable opporuniyo ne Tic same ~ p tnlun IA
ton per cont interest, bcng the legal ra'c 81 Illinois Al
dress n ". NJ, Herald office, stahng where a. mcryVw
may be had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-06

A CARD-rHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO IN
N form ladies requiring kind or plain work. shir.
making linen all ts branches that they can nave
The In q superior manner and 90 the most
liberal terms BY applying at No q saroa rse ao.s
WIN required attend at the residence OF any lady, Dy ING
day week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-06

Bonds Nos 10 dated April 1887 having thirty years
run; and the following dated October 1857 having thirty
aud able In April
.boye:-Ne. LIS lisa ldss liza lis' isa i.is0 LiN
Sol 0 Of sir cent bonds Of the state of North
Carolina interest payable In April and October which
DEPARTMENT. the numbers Of which
win be given the public list o. the be
prepared MOSES KELLY
Chief Clerk ~ the Interior Department
WASHINGTON err, December Is l5n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-06

vT,O LET-AN OLD ESTABLISHED ENGLISH SHADES
Ale House. with Lease, stock and Fixtures For SALE the
whole of the Furniture to suit purchaser the
proprietor going to the country Apply the premises $40
Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-06

DOoMs TO LET-WITH STEAM POWER, IN ONE OF
n the largest and most convenient buildings at Newark
opposite the depot-two Rooms 100 by 30 feet each, and
several smaller Rooms all well lighted with Apply
DAYTON JONES, 81 Nassau street. New York, the
premises, Is Railroad avenue, Newark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-06

A RARE CHANCE FOR A PHYSICIAN 70 sECUR
"A handsomel, furnished Offices, in desirable location
with considerable practce Board for self and family,
marec for hou .skeeping Of hors
&c Apply at 66 West Thirteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-06

- second hand Engine and Boiler OF from 80 20
exchange for real estate, fair cash basis
ply immediately TO address g. L. smith, 10 Pine street.
room ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-06
dfsbkbN FDlsSnN. PrcEtdcnk
SEYMOUR BUNoE, Cashier and Secretary

CTIANCE TO MAKE s6D-i PARTY HOLDING A
~ FIRST bond and ,rtgage 81 $500 a c0uatry seat
worth fiT0Jl near Boston, Mass dwo hondsmen worth
$4,000 each will pay 5000 bonus 70 any party who will
cash Il within week The directors og savings bank la
he vicinity Of the property oacr 70 cash The mortgage
the first loans they make but the i pressed for
and viii pay the above bonus f. get u Immediately.
DAYTON JONES, Prop 'dy Exchange
- Nassau street. Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-06

tvvANT ED-rtFrY 10 a HUNDRED SHARES ANr
w lean Telegraph stock Address. stating loWci cast
price. Trustee, BOY a,SlG posi olice, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-06
RE WARDS.

al N RFwARD--WIII. he PAID FOR THE RECON cry
NlU of 4 gold cane head, marked Prosecuted " n, w.
umbyn So Los u Blocker Wooster ~ Houston streets
sai at H. IS Melville jewclry store, 70 Bleecker street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18
Arrival of the Overland Express-News from
California and Japan.

Fort KEARsEY, Feb. II, 1861 The pony ex-
press, with San Francisco dates to the 30th of
January, passed here Ut seven O'Clock this
evening. The following summary OF news for
the press is furnished by this arrival:
SAN Francisco, Jan. 50, 40 p. NJ Extreme
dizziness prevails in every branch of trade,
except domestic produce. There is no di spo-
sition TO purchase any imported articles eX-
cept to supply the daily consumption, with
no change whatever i'll prices. The domestic
produce trade is limited for want of supplies
prices firm at former rates.
The work on the new Almaden quicksilver
mines has been resumed.
The attempted caucus of the Douglas Demo
Gratis on the United States Senatorial ques tion
has failed. The tendency of parties still fayors
n coalition between the Republicans and
Northern DouglaslteS on the one side, and be
tween the chivalry wing of the DouglasiteS
and the Breckenridge Democrats on the other
thus reducing the Legislature to two parties
of about equal strength. With the latter Goa.
lition General Denver stands the best chance
while the Republicans and Northern Douglas
ties are giving a divided support to MesSrs
Randolph, Curry and McDougall, with poor
prospects of harmoniZing on either.
Several bills have been introduced i'll the
| Legislature, granting to individuals the RICH
| to construct horse railways through the streets
| of San Francisco.
The bark Daniel Webster brings advice
! from kanagawa, Japan, to Dee. % Her car
| 20 consists OF tea, coffee, arrow root, wax
! honey, laequered and porcelain ware.
| The ship Coquimbo, from Hong Kong, Oct
| 81, for san Francisco, has put into hanagaW;
! in a leaky condition
Business at hanagawa was at a stand still
| Teas and silks were the only articles pur
| chased for Export al reasonable prices.
| 1t was thought that the Russians, who hat
been waiting many months, would get
| treaty, though not such a one as desired.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18
FROM WARRINGTON,
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE DIsrArcH.-

WAsHISGToS Feb. Is, 1861.
Signs are not SO promising this morning.
The Peace Congress is further of from Il set
Element than was supposed. A number OF
States have refused to accept Guthre's pro-
position Virginia is said TO be one OF them -
The Republicans insist upon waiting until the
Commissioners from Michigan arrive. All
the Northern men i'll the Peace Congress are
anxious not for an adjustment but for delay.
They want their expenses paid by their States
until the 18th of March, SO that they may be
on the ground, ready to make Il rush Tor the
spoils.
Lincoln continues his idiOtic exhibitions
At Steuben Vile - he feared that the great
confidence expected in his ability was un-
founded" Strange apprehension He thought
the majority ought TO rule, and the majority
was TO he the Judge OF the majority. Very
well the popular majority against Old Abe
was above 4 million
! was told last evening by Federal Judge,
in whose court Lincoln used to practice, that
he (Abel is a good natured, free aud easy, an
ecdote- telling, sscond-rate county court law
yer. He never had the least pretensiOns to
intellectual ability. His speeches in the cam
paign against Douglas, We're prepared by Re
| publican committees.
.'Do you think he is Il coercionist by ma
| ture ?'
Not at all
| "Can Seward control him p
''He viii be nose of wax in Seward s
| hands"
| Union -idolaters in Virginia who look TO
| Seward as their party leader in the future,
| NAV derive comfort from the above
| statement. But the New York Journd ~
| Commerce., commenting fayorabiy on the
| choice of provisional officers to preside
| over the Southern Confederation, has wei!
said AT is the real and the Incompetent lchc
| plunge their peOpIe into 'oar, and pTeciPi'
| tate its terrible cdtdla tiles"
The Tribune is out in Il dirty and abusive
article on Virginia. Gen. Duff Green's idea
of moving Wall street to Richmond"
| made the text of its foul discourse. The Tn
G,,ne also publishes column after column o.
extracts from Republican newspapers TO show
| that the North is opposed to any compromise
| whatever.
| Mr. Hunter stated yesterday that the ef
| feet of the morrill, tariff in New ! DIRK cit,
| would be worse than a bombardment. HI
added that il was of little use for him to op
pose the measure, since the Republicans wer
bent passing ii.
A new lie, rather more outrageous than an,
of its predecessors, has been raised by the he
publicans They accuse the congressman o
the seeding States of stealing books out o
the Congressional library TO form the nucleu
| of another at Montgomery.
Thirty Clerks OF the Census Bureau hay
been for two weeks employed in sending sub
mission documents TO North Carolina, and ar
| still at it, believe.
We are having heavy rains.
| There was hop last night at Browns. Mrs
| TYLER wife of the eX-President, was 18th
| bright particular STAR Of the evening.
| ZED
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
EMAus, BEDFORD Co., Feb. II, is

EMAus, BEDFORD Co., Feb. II, 1861.
The news of this county is of no especial
inheritance at this time. Money matters are
unusually tight" and there Is a disposition
on the part of a good many to complain at
the Legislature for not passing ''stay law"
adeuua,e TO the eXigency of the times. The
general impression is, that great deal OF pro-
perty WILL under the pressure OF the times,
have to be sacrificed for the payment OF DEBT.
and hence the dissatisfac ton about the stay
law. -
Our farmers are now waiting for iaVora-
BILE spell of weather to burn ''plant land IL
is not contemplated at this time, SO FAR rs 1
have been able to gather, to pitch large
crop of tobacco, though should the pohilca'
horizon brighten up OF any note, presume
quite a cspectable quantity will yet BIZ plant
ed Should our material trouble continue
several months longer, the attention oil our
farming community will be turned pretty
much altogether 10 grain, ne the safest ano
most remuneratiye crop, as but little could Ut
expected from tobacco, with little or no mar
ket for il. Wheat looks welt, and if nothing
untoward happens to IL, there Will be an nnii
sually fine crop OF it made i'll the county tins
year. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18
The Reported Destitution in kansas-Thad
deus Hyatt's Appeals Discredited.

LEAyESWoRTH, KANSAS, Feb. 15.-Ihe sigma
lures to the following statements in regard to
the destitute i'll Kansas are those OF some
of the most prominent citizens:
Eve feel called upon to warn the friends of
Kansas not to credit the recent statements
of ThadCeus Hyatt, i'll regard to the sufferings
of our people. There have been no autheuti
Gated cases of death by starvation, and if the
contributions continue as beautifully as heTp
tofore until June next, as we nope they viii,
there will be none. About one-flfth OF the
people need help from abroad, but the state
ments that Kansas is a charnel- house: that
all classes are approaching starvation that
there is one step between $4,000 people and
starvation are, as We believe, reckless and
nagrant talsehoods.
[Signed,l w. G. Mcdowell, Judge of the
LIST Judicial District; Rev. A. w. Piizer, Pas
tor of the Presby terrain Church William w
Backus of the Westminster Church; Il. Kemp
Barteu proprietor of the Daily Times /; John
NJ Layng late of New York Charles w .
Helm, editor of the Daily Herald q. j Park,
Secretary of the Central Relief Committee
Rev. c. n. Bartholomew, pastor OF the
Christian Church.
The bulk of the population OF the State lies
in the counties adj lacent To the Missouri river,
and here there is but little more than ordinary
dies tltutfon There has undoubtedly been much
suffering from cold and exposure among those
from n distance coming from the interior
towns to the river for relief, and the winter
has been unusually severe anu Is estimated
| that 1000 people Will need ala IN provisions
| and clothes and i'll seeds, to enable them tG
secure harvest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18
From Washington.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 1.-The supreme Court
Monday. will take up the case of Kentucky
". Ohio. growing out Of the refusal OF Gov.
Dennison TO deliver up TO the Governor OF
Kentucky. MeLago, charged with stealing a
slave MIR. Dennison refused To surrender
him ON the ground that the offence was not
r,,ynrtied as n crime in Ohio. Eminent coun-
sci are engaged on both sides;
Although it is generally understood that the
report of the Peace Congress Committee met
I'LL many leading members have reason t.
hone for d reconciliation of the differences. -
From present indications, the Convt alton will
adjourn by Wednesday, but certain points
may be introduced involving = longer session
II is stated that Reverdy johnson will ad
dress the Convention tomorrow, ON the re
port.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18

The brig John Balch, Whaley,. from Carde-
mas arrived at Wilmington, n. O., ON the i4th
inst, with 236 hhds. and ties. ato crop Copa
Molasses.
Mr.. Seward has engaged the house Ia tsiy
occupied by Gen. Cass, in Washing ton UT;
Lincoln will be the guest Of the Senator uhtii
the Attn OF March.
The Boston Common Council have con-
Cured with the Board OF Aldermen III inFit-
ing Senator Crittendeu to visit Boston aitei
the adjournment OF Congress.
James X. Marriott, Commonwealth At
torney Of Wake county, n. O., died on the
18th inst.
Pheian, OF New York. is about to give an
other billiard tournament, and champion
billiard table worth 81 900 will be the prize
The sum of *7s4 30 has been subscribed in
New York for the relief OF the families OF the
men at Fort Sumter
A Palmetto flag, suspended from q telegraph
wire at Shippensbarg, Pa, was destroyed by
an excited crowd On the l4th.
The North Carolina House Of Commons
has killed the stay law dead.
Commodore Vanderbilt Is seriously i'll OF al
affection Of the heart.
The County Court of Wythe, Va, has voted
ea,oo0 Tor artning the county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Africa from Liy-
erpooi on the LIST inst, has arrived.
The Italian troops had entered the Roman
States in pursuit of the Reactionists
Sardinia had demanded the restoration OF the
soldiers made prisoners by the Papal ZouaEes
She has seized the Bishops palace As hostage.
Ii is reported that the firing continued vigo-
rously Fridaya Geata.
1t is stated Napoleon has written TO Enpe-
ror Francis, cOunselling to cease reslS lance.
Also that the great powers viii request Dem
mark TO grant concessions TO SchlessWig.
The Africa brings only ST., 200 III specie.
COMMERCIAL,
LIVERPOOL, Feb 1.-Cottou partially advanced
l-l5NB. Breadstutfs steady. Provisions dull.
C0nsols g2Mg2B
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
By F.. Il. Cook, Auct'r.

CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH-
u En- FURNITURE, &c, AT AUCTloN-o
WEDNESDAY, Goth inst, at 10 o clock, VIII sell,
at the residence of X. T. Parish ESQ., (who Il de-
clining house keepng,) in sidney, between Elm,
wood and Grove streets all his HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting Of
MAHOGANY SOFAS, SPRING SEAT CHAIRS,
Three MAHOGANY ROCKERS, CENTRE TABLE,
Splendid BRUSSELS CARPET,
Two BRUSSELS RUGS,
Jenny Lind and other BEDSTEADs, hair and shuek
MATTRESSES. BUREAUS, WARDR0BES, one
elegant oak 81 DEBOARD, dining TABLE, CHAIRS,
SOFAS, &c, together with the usual variety OF
KITCHEN FURNITURE, amongst which is a very
large COOKING STOVE, manufactured in Rieh-
moud.
The above furniture is in most excellent eondi-
ton, having been used but few mouths. The
attention Of housckeepers Is requested:
fc * 4. Il. cook Auct'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18

MURDER letter from Mountain City"
Pixies Peak, dated January Goth, says that
much excitement existed there by the news
from Gregory Mines, that A. Il. Riley had
been shot by one Michael Mooney, in an atlray,
in which Il. , as Deputy Sheriff, was endeav
oring TO attach the property OF Mooney, by
Winches ter, Va, and has relations in that
place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18

SLEfGHtNG IN HooPs.- Chesterfield, Mass =,
on the LIST instant, two sies his met in the high
way and the shaft of one OF them caught in
the protruding hoops of a lady in the other
sleigh, and as the horse was trotting the fash
ionabla female was lifted from her seat and
carried, screaming and struggling, for thirty
feet or more, but not injured, as she elung
closely 10 the shaft.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18

BRINGING IN THE BosToS PoLICE.-Some re-
markable revelations making as to the
Boston police before the legislative commit
tee on the subject of n bill for the same. Bri-
berry, politics, stuiiing OF all sorts, including
turkeys from that we'll known departed saint,
Abiiah jenkins, and the general use OF the
department an aid to the rogues and an Of
fence to honest men, have been sworn to.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18
Southern Confederated Congress.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Feb. ia number OF
models for flags were presented and referred,
A communication about war missiles was
referred.
A bill was reported from the Committee
relative to citizenship, prescribing UNIFORM
rules OF naturalization, was read by the cap
ton only.
Applications made for patents and copy
rights was referred.
The rest of the business was transacted in
private session.
President Davis, arrived last night He
was handso mely received and entertained.
Cannons We're fired, and Il military and civic
escort, headed by music, paraded the streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18

Iron FOR THE MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD
British bark Louisa has Just arrived at Alex
andria, says the Gazette, with $50 tons of iron
rails and the American ship Joseph CLARK Is
below with 800 tons of iron rails for the same
company, which, with the cargo of the Bri-
fish brig Pertshire, 500 tons, just landed, COM
plttes the whole of the contract for iron TO
carry the road TO Harrsonburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18

BLOODY RHxCoNTRE.-The Nashville Patriot
of Tuesday last states that difficulty occurred
at Gallatin, Tennessee, on the 10th, between
Hon. Il. A. Bennett, member of the Tennes-
see legislature, and Dr. Kennedy, in which
the former was shot in the breast with shot
gun, very dangerously wounding him. 1t Is
said there are hopes of his recovery. The diff
ficulty arose out of political differences
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Feb. I6-SeaGte-Mr. Stewards
amendment TO the Tariff bill, extending the
term of warehousing to three years, was
adopted SO it now remains in 1857. The
bill was not finally acted on.
H0use.-The Committees of conference re
ported that they had agreed TO tie Deficiency
and Legislative bills.
Evening session unimportant.
Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18

4 PALMETTO FLAG IL ILLISoIs.-On Sunday
morning Il party of men from Rock Island
county, Ill, took possession of the old, dllap-
idated post, Fort Arms trong, in that county,
hoisted Palmetto flag, and fired II cannon
Shortly afterwards, a company of men from
Davenport Iowa, marched 10 the spot, drove
the Rock Islanders out, hauled down the Pal
metto flag and raised the Stars and Stripes
81 LOHiS Mrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18

VERDICT AGAISsT A SAVINGS BASK.-A SUIT
against the Rochester IN. Y J Savings Bank,
to recover the entire amount of Il deposit OF
which $500 had been drawn from the Bank
without authority, by the daughter OF the
depositor, has been decided for the plalntln ..
The verdict requires the Bank to pay the
plaintiff the entire sum placed oh deposit,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18

THE FIRST WARSING.-The first warning
given a paperIn Paris since the liberal an
nouncement of the Emperor, was served on
the COUFrieT deS Dtmdache, Tor allowing
foreigner through its columns 10 discuss the
principles of the Imperial Government. -
The writer was expelled from the country
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18

ALBANY, Feb. 4.-The Senate to-day, by q
vote of ID to 10, rejected the nomination of the
Hon. Francis Granger as Peace CommIs-
sioner TO Washing ton. The 10 are rabid Re
nuhlirHnS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18
irnn Florida.

TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 16.-The Legislature i'd
journed last night. The election OF Senators
to the Congress of the Confederated States
was not brought in.
4 bill for issuing $685. of Treasury notes
was passed.
The STAY law was passed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18
Exchange at New Orleans

New ORLEANS, Feb. 16.-Sterlng exchange
still rules depressed, in consequence of the
low quotations received from New York
Very good bills We're sold o-day at per cent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18

A TEMPORARY ABsESCE.-ihe census Is now
being taken ia Switzerland In the district
in which the Chateau Arenberg Is situated,
Prince Louis Napoleon Bonaparte Emperor
OF the French is returned US SWISS citizeh'
..trmporarly'' absent.