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Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-09
PROPECTUS
OF THE
BOSSIER BANNER.

HE Bessier. Banner is published
At Bsllevue, La.,. at three dollars per
annum to single subscribers. Adver-
t;sements inserted at 81 per square of
ten lines or less, and so cents for each
subsequent insertion. Professional
and business cards not exceeding one
square, including paper, ten dollars
per annun; FIVE dollars for six months:
Advertisements for the year inserted
on very liberal terms. The Banner
is an independent paper, and has as
large circulation as any paper pub
};shed in North Louisiana. Address
VIM. III. SCANLAND,
Editor and Proprietor.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-09

Cut out the above and put it in
your pocket, and if You need any
thing in the way of printing. Give
us {. call.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-09

50 Congress has enacted the fol-
lowing law in reference to Ncwspa-
pers, entitled the
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-09

New Orleans Cattle M lrl<et.
Western Beef Cattle, T. 100 lbs.
lst quality S Z 0oD' S 80
I'd do .. OO0 7 90
Texas, " head, tqty 22 OON3O 90
I'd utv II GOALS 90
Veal Cattle, y head 5 00@l2 90
Sheep, y head, lstqty 3 Oo@ 4 90
Inferior. 2 5OIO 4 90
Hogs, y 100 lbs gross. 5 00W 6 90
Milch Cows, y head so OO060 90
ed quality. ----.- 80 0OWOo 90
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-09
JNO. DICKINSON.

I1VE'f fctV''
Papers publishing the above three
months, will be entitled to an exchange
for the Daily.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-08-08

And with werinterruptiors and that in ALL the important
requisites ola Sewing Machine, Singers Machines, at 500, are
cheaper than any other KIM at $50. lam now selling our
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-08-08

Saler Boy. Good Bye. my bold buccaneer :
Pirut Of che deep blue sea, adOO adOO!'
Ny tower through the Southern COnfederacy
on my way home was thrillin enuff for yeller
covers. IL will form the subjeck Of my next.
Betsy Jane and the progeny are we'll.
Yours respectfully. A. WARD
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-08-08
Notice TO Masters 4 Owners of Whale
FRlICISCG (ORDlGE FACTORY,

CORDAGE OF YER SIZE
" TURED to order. Constantly on hand, a large as
sor.ment Of MANILA IND HEMP ROPE, all Sizes. Bale
Rome. Tow Line. oakum. &c. for sale ny TUBES x CO,
25lly l3Q. Front Street, san Francisco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-09
nUuion" Meeting at Chi ago.

CutC.Go Jan. An immense nion meet
ing 0! citizens. Irrespective OF party, was held
a. Bryan's Hall last night. The resolutions
adopted express love for the Union regard
every attempt 10 reud il as the basest treason
and mostiusaue folly; regard the Constitution
Of the United States as forming Union be-
tween the people of the several States, and in
tended to De- perpetual, and every attempt by
S.ate to secede or aDnui the laws of the y III
;ed States Is not only usurpiIg the powers OF
he General q Jvernment, bat aggression uprn
the equal rights of the other States hat
peacea BILE secession, il possible, must neces-
sarily be n matter of agreement be tween The
States, and uniil such agreement is made, the
existing q byernment has no choice but To en-
force the laws and protect the property OF the
nation that In view Of what ~ now transpir-
ing in the Southern ates. Of threats TO pre-
vent the Inauguration OF President corsti-
tutionaiiy elected, IL is incUmbea upon Inc
loyal people az the several States To be pre-.
pared To render all their aid, military ana
other wise to the euforcsmeut OF the Federal
laws; tina, Maj1r Anderson deserves the
thanks of the country for the course pursued
by him We declare that there sb onid be an
exhaustion of peaceful meas before the
sword is drawn, therefore we are in favor OF
any Just, honorable and cons titnnonal set
tlenent OF the question Of African slavery.
that Congress may adopt, and the American
people MAJ Justify.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-09
The Alabama Convention.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Jan. s.-Mr. Calhoun,
Commissioner from South Carolina, address
ed the Convention to day. His speech was
we'll received.
Dispatches to the Governor, from Virginia,
Florida, and Mississippi, were read, and Gre
aled great en- thusiasm.
a committee OF thirteen was appointed, to
consider AID report the necessity OF action by
the SLate.
The Convention determined on secret ses.
sions by large majority.
The seats 81 Two secession members, from
Shelby county, are con tested.
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RESIGNATION of Secretary Thompson.

WASHINGTON, JAMS Secretary Thompson,
Of the Ia terror, 10 day resigned, on the grou
that after the order To reinforce Major Ander-
son was coun demanded on the 3Ist December,
there was distinct understanding that no
troops should be ordered South, without the
sublect being considered by, and decided on in
the Cabinet. AT the Cabinet meeting on the
2nd inst, the matter was again debated, but
not determined. Notwithstanding these facts
the Secretary of War, without the knowledge
of MIR Thompson, sent $50 troops in the Stal
Of the West, 10 reinforce Nal IT Anderson
Not learning of this until tnis morning, 1t
now res igns on hearing 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-09
FRAN " nshiU4tOu

WAeHINaroN, Jan. Sit is understood that
The prominent members of the diplomatic
corps have addressed this Government with
reference to the commercial interests OF their
respective countries in view of the present po-
lticai troubles, and what degree of protectio n
NAV be expected or something TO this effect
The governmen however, has not yet replied.
The returns from South Carolina postmas-
ters show that postal business is progressing
there as usual
Salutes were fired here to-day in memory OF
the battle Of New Orleans.
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FUTURE DAYS
TEgsTk.,s AyHIloN sALE or REA

1NR USTkE,S AyCtlON SALE OF EAk
i ESTATE ON NAVY HIIL-By virtue Of .
deed of trust. executed By I'm FIeeman an, snd
and Of record ~ The On. Of
Hastings Court. | shal proceed to sell at Iupl,c
auction. upon the premises. on WEDNESDAY,.
me 10th da. of Janua.y If fair; ii not, the next
,nais day theIeafter.l eommenc!ns At 4 ocl OK
r. the real estate described in saif deed, VIZ:
Gel. I'm lot. piece parcel ef land situate, W
Ing and heinx In that OF the city Of Ricnmoud
xn2~n as Navy Hill. on the vest side Of An st..
bounced As follows: besinnIog at the northwest
ern corner OF Baker and 9TH stfeets and running
al ns the northern line of BAL or street IN vo.t-
efn ulIection' sixty feet thence at right angles
10 Baker street, and parallel with street feet
to a gully, ar ravine thence along a rull, or
along the western line Of Ath. corner Of 4 h and
Baker ttTee,s. to the point Of beg inning
Terms. Enough in cash 10 defray the expen..s
OF sale and trust, md otiable note for 8 On
with interest thereon from July l, l'o9 rifi pad
and the farther sum Of 8 80. with interest from
1osh april, 1850. till paid the ba auce loon such
'' : JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee s
JAS. M. TAYLOR L Son, Aucfs. ja7
OsIDE OF Cary. BkrwEEN 7rH AND sra
STREETS. AT AUcTION.-We will sell upon
the premises. on MONDAY. the l4th OF Jspua.y
1851 commencing at 4 O'Clock r. Nj, BRICK
bENEA ENT. located a. above IL il ada pted for
a store as veil g reside nee, and n now renting
to good tenant at $500 per annnm. The lot
fronts about 20 iest and runs back the usual
depth
and IL months for negotiable notes. with interesI
added, and secured BY trust deed
las Jas, NJ, TAYLOR Il SON, Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-09
Mayor Wentworth on the Crisis.

CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-Mayor Wentworth has
issued proclamation recommending that
business be suspended on the sth OF January,
and that The people conGregate at such places
as may seem best to adopt necessary measures
tn declare their attachment TO The Federal
Juiop lie recommends that the military
companies take such steps as they may deem
due to the memory of Jackson and the gal
lantry Of Anderson.
At sunrise 80 guns will be fired for the
Union, al noon So in honor of Major Ander-
son and at sunset IS for Andrew Jackson.
During this salute the bells Will be tolled.
movement is also on foot tor sword for
Major Anderson.
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MIS- > r. a. 1. Of TON'S
Nl BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,

OLD POINT COMFORT. VA
This School Is IN successful operation. It's loca-
ton for health is unsurpassed and IL presents one
of the finest water scenes IN the country; 1t Is
tel. is Immediately on the water, and has the ad
vantage of as fine salt water bathing as can be
had anywhere. The Misses CLoPToN can take
eight more pupils than they now have. upon early
application. The course of tuition will be tho
rough.
TERMS, FOR THE SESSION Eng lish, $50; Eng
lish inc uoing Algebra or Geometry, or both. $40;
French, $40; Latln, go; Music, Piano and Guitar.
each. 500 use of Piano, $40; Board, w ASKING,
Fuel and Light, 500
The School opened on the first Monday In Octo-
Der, and will close ne last of May.
Pupils can rem in during the summer months,
and those who desire it can receive their regular
musical instruction. de 49, I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-09
Nii.xissipvi Convention

JACKSON, MISS. Jan. The State Conven-
ton organized at noon to-day, w. ). Barrett
President. Ga taking the chair he spoke in
favor OF separate secession. A resolution was
adopted by which a commi tee of fifteen was
appointed, with instructions speedily TO re-
port an o dinance of secession, providing for
the immediate Withdrawal OF Mississippi from
the Union, with view of establishing new
Confederacy comprised of seeding States.
The Convention then adjourned until to-
morrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-09
by Goddin IL Apperson, Aucrs.

VERY DESIRABtY LOCATED PRO.
PETTY ON The WEST SIDE Or NINrp
ReET,OPPOSit E T IL CAPIToLsQ UARE,
ton. on the premises. ON THURSDAY, he 10th
January, 1861 at clock ?. M :, without res rye,
that very valuable Rel ESTATE located "a
above, adjoining The residence Of DR. James Beae
on the north. The lot has front of 81 eet witt
pr Beale's residence, ami a depth # about iOJ
feet, md is bounded ON the north n, a vide alley
Inc building on SAID lot Is occupied bJ Messfs
nual rent OF S425 The Iocatioa Of this property
On front OF the Capitol Square amons the most
desirable IN Inc city for private residence.
TERMs-One third cash baiarce at and u
mouths. for negotiable noies, interest aGded, and
tltle retained TIL all the pu rchase monev Is paid
Tne taxes for 1854 to be paid b, the purchaser
ja4 6ODUIN APPEkNON, Auets
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TKUsTrE'S sALE or srOCK OF DRY
u = S0QDs. CLVTHi NS, ro BOOTS. SHOES,
deed # trust to the suDscr der ~ n Jacn6s, ana
duly recorded IN the Gler ks Office of the Hastings
Court OF the CITY of Richmond. will proceed to
8, II, at ihs store of sac W Jacobs. on l7tn, he
tween Main and r. rank in SITS on THURSDAY
10th January, at 40 O'Clock ali the stock contain,
IN sad eTp sSns ti The qsaa s, Of Ply
+ TrsMs All sums under 500 cash over that
20 days sEdEkY
Sale conducted b. +. b. Cook, Auct. jn8
AkGE SALE Or BUtLDi~. LuTs a a
II W EST POINT; VIRGINIA West Point is
fa point of ald. formed BY the junction of the
Pamunkey and M a,taponi rivers, which here take
the pane OF York It Is the caste! terminus OF
3ota miles from Richmond, and IS from the Capes
OF VITginls, For har sor 1t has the VIII lie York
Iiver from Yorktown to West Point, distance vi
depth and capacity sufficient to Accommodate all
the navies Of the word AMI ali the great asterns
piers, docks, &c. it has front OF TX miles the
NJ attaponi and ~ miles on the famunkey, and
for building pu poses over two thousand Lots
running through to " est Point, and has fifteen
acr.s of land within tine boundaries of the pro
posed town, which will be oevoEed TO depot pur-
A public sale of Lots within the proposed town
OF Vest Point, Will Commences on w DNESDAY
to da, until com pleted
Tue sale will be without reserve as to price. and
or one thru cash or for nssotable notes sxt
and for the balance bonds with approved security
parable in equal ns,ament. a. SIX an twelve
-''A ~ j. PROSE a.TaBB. J Com, appointed
AE hk bU nfisYooD' of D Sir sSata
IA Richmond Wing, Richmond Enquirer, Nor
folk Argus, Richmond Examiner COPY.
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linrtda Caaypntiu

r.rlAHAssxK, Fla Jan. s.-On Monday the
:, ',nn,issi0pers of Alabama aud S,nih Care.
= sre tntrod uced TO the Convention, and
us SsItrer+d addresses. The latter also pre-
s.ated dos am "a Is from bis +, : STAT e.
-. s,.scial order, are as follows:
u,,s,,as. All hopes OF preserv,n g the Union up IN
..'ms eon.istent with the SAFETY std honor OF the
iefht o'dInc states have been hnali, dts0paied
sH.s"s.t indications Of the stre nsth of the anti
g .isTs sentiment Ia the free States: Therefore
eE;sso,rsi BY shfpeop'e e Ee.ida ~ Cor rtntioa
"gIl.3 That Il - undoubtedly The right of
a. ,'...,.} States of the L pl0n ~ ai'hdraw from
es ID / nlon ut sach tine and Tor saoh csuse as,
~ ne NeInI.H Of the people OF such stare. scting
- .betf sovereign capacity. may no just and
..,-sr. snd IN the op'nion of this Convention the
IVsrrs causes are such as TO compel FIorda To
cned - exercise tAat right.
The nream BILE and resolution were adopted
AYES q. nays 5
The Convention was in secret session the
N ST of The afternoon.
MS reported that the forts and other Fede-
raj property nave beer taken possession of by
-bs Governor.
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Message of the Governor of Tennessee

NASHVILLE, TENN, Jan s-Ths Governors
Message To the Legislature recommends that
The question of calling Convention be left to
the people. He says the remedy for the pres
ent evils exists only in constitutional amend.
ments, and la case of the refusal thereof, Ten
resses should main Tain her eQ uality and indie.
psndence out of the union. He recommends
that the militia be recognized and arms pur.
chased
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-09
Later from Mexico--The Capital IH ii
Hands of the Liberals.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. S-The British steamer
Valorous, from Vera Cruz bound to Pensaco-
Ia, touched al Southeast Pass to-day, and re-
ported that Miramon was completely routed
on the 22d by the ConstItutionaiists. On
Christmas, the Liberal army entered the cap
itai,
Paebla had also ca pi tulated.
Juarez had been sent for, and goes to the
capital Oh the Sd.
II 10 supposed the war Is over.
The City OF Mexico was tranquil.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-09
By Alex. Mott, Auct.
EDUCATIONAL

L. employ ed competent teacher, would like
to tase three cr four young ladies from 10 to 10
Years OF age. Tne terms are vers moderate. For
English, Fiench, Latin ana Music, nciudlng boa d,
l0d slng ana washing. $3.50. ia Mt l.. -EGE,
ia I'm" One and q half miles from the city.
THE DUTIES of MRS. PELLET'S SCHOOL
i will be resumed IN EDNESnAY 81 Janu-
ary 1861, when in add ION to her former effice Mt
corps OF Teachers. she has the pleasure to an
in Vocal Music. For terms. apply to
MRS. PELLET,
On Broad ST., next door to the Broad :, t. Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-09

The Working Mems Meeting ut Louisville.
I.oUisvILLg,K KY, Jan. The working men 5
adjourned, meeting rescinded the resolution
restricting Liberty Of speech, and recommended
gresaional district TO the National Working
Mems Convention at Philadelphia, Feb. ed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-09

Election Of Pennsylvania U. .. Senator.
HARRissuRo. Pa, Jan. s.-Mr. Oowan
lKspl has been elected U. s. Senator, In place
OF BigIer. He Ia not radical abolit,onist
and was formerly a Clay whie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-09
Nalutes in Massachusetts,.

BOSTON, Jan. ITO commemorate the battle
OF New Orleans and in honor of Major ABder-
sou, Gov. Andrews has ordered a salute OF 100
guns Oh Boston Common 10. morrow, and ma
uonal salutes In fifteen other cities and towns
In the Common wealth
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fire.Arnis.

WAsHrNGToN, Jan. S.-The Government
declines to dispose of any more firearms for
The present. The stock in private hands In
New York and other cities has been exhaus ted
aud the manufac turers have large orders
ahead. II is reported orders have already
gone 10 England for large supply.
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Nkw YoRx, Ian, Section srm Ptou,s cents
,owsr-soaihern firm al S5 7saS59o Wheat
heaVy- white sue Corn Iewer- m ned 6sa70c !;
rev white and yellow csc. Pork frm-mess
Slo 40 PRIME S1l o0al3. Lard hrm at I01. n loxc.
hiskey At zoe. Susar hrm--tre ans sg7Ac !,
Mosc'V ado 90 d6c. Coffee firm Orleans Moiss" .
sorXc Tnrpentine firm at ssagc. Rosin firm
asl1 Rice steady a, 81 $3.50
Stocks rather better-N Y. LentraI's 7sk Va.
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Seizure OF nlvessel-Fertress Monroe,
HAMPTON RoAns, Jan. 8.-The schooner q
w. LuteI, OF Staten Island, N. Y, has been
seized for violation OF the Virginia iIspec-
ton laws.
1t IL resorted that active measures for de.
fence are progressing at Fort Monroe.
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Fire af kuifou. n. ".

FULTON, Jan. The Fulton starch factory.
located near The village, was burned last
night. Loss estimated at Sio0, 600 70 SI50,000
building insured for $4,000 and stock for
$4,000. This building was occupied by les
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THE CHIsWIUK SCHOOL,

THE CHISWlCk StHUOL-
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH.
The subscriber take int" his family
DUAaDERS few more boys TO ate nd the CHS
WICK HOOL, oondu ted by Mr.: ANTHONY
DIBRKLL. A. M, whose abiIty and assiduIty COIL
mend him 10 the public.
The location IN miles west of Riohmond,) ls
proverrially healthy. and every care is taken Of
the mnras of the pupils.
Board, including everything. .Sl21a per month
Tuition from S25 to $50, for the g hoiastc year.
GEO. 6. EXAiti,
de l9-lm Richmond Post Office.
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TFLEGRAPHIC NEWS.
-
-rrpeported for the Richmond Dispatch.I
-.,., DISPATCH to the Richmond Dispatch !
isPe htuptou n minors.

,,,u,xnroN. ian. s--A fepatch, it u
go been received from Charleston, stat
ssld has Major Anderson being noufed That
laG s~ troops were on their way to retnt rec
a,rote a letter 10 the COMMANDER at Fort
MONTH";" ~ would Ore on that fort.
u" Tbe reply he received is said TO have been
de TSa p resident promised Hon. a + Boteler,
,yireinis. that no troops should be sent TO
hhp, thefs ZgD.
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY Thomas w. keesse, AuctsP,
fOfice corner of 18th and Cary streets.l


BY Thomas W.. Reese, Auct'r,
toaics corner of 18th and Cary strsetsl
ELEGANr HoUyEHOLD And MICH
FukNiTu.xtEo4ffD ,E sosh II 2. ! plano 10
F4E E mo1nins IS b. ens az 70 10
O'Clock. at the residence Of Miss Coweli- who Is
declining on On street ss'F Zee,
P's ss as Ps RE ruRN
/ Elesant suit OF Parlor Furniture in HA R
l superior tone Rosewood PIANO.
i very handsome Z T a + TABLE. marble
. E Is. ant veIve. CARPETS and RUGS;
Fine Mahogany WARDR0BtS.
D1ahoeany french BhpsTEAbS.
tops.
suosrio, Hal. and shuck MATT. ESSEs.
Sfns ; issi YA biss VT sAGk &C., TO-
With the usual assor, ment Of Kitchen Furniture.
he house viii be ooen on noldu. the l.,h.
fu Gm ~ - iasi TRos. ". KEhsEE. xact
BY Alex. Mott. Auct.
EURNITURE. DRY GOODS. GROCE
Il RlES. &c--Wlll be sold at auction. at my
s,ore, cofner # Main and 18th SITS: or THURS
:! 70 fS1fss assortment
Dry Goocs' Hoop Skirts Net Shirts: DRIVERS and
JAG kets; coats: pants Vests. Shoes, Caps. &c.
| rGhOCEKlES-" hiskey, Brandy, Manufactured
JAG ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
GEhG EANr'S SALE On FRIDAY, Januars
~ the 18th, 1851 at the store a6 Main ST.. square
above the Post Office commencing ut I0td o'cik,
! will sell. To SATISFY sundrY executions In my
hands against John J Rlchsrdsou, the entire
STOCK OF GOODS con aimed h rein. consisting
OF Canoles, Fruits, Preserves, Pickles, suts,
Cakes, Fireworks, Man lie Ornaments, Candy
Jars Iarse lot of Toys,~c Also one ha- dsome
large Show Case; on. Stove nes ly new; baxlng
Oven, Tables, Pans, Gas Fix iures, Nc, e her
with the unexpIred lease of said Richardson on
said premises, nameiy: three years from Jsnuar ~
LIST. 1861. THUMAS u. DUDLEY,
O. Sary't City of RtcumonN
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Vessel Bnrmt.

MoBiLK, ALA, Jan. s.--The ship Birmine.
Mobile Bay. -
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Armlns north Careltsa,

ArmSNg North CaFeIiRat
kALEiGa, n. O.. Jan. s.--The Senate bill for
aiming the State was UP In tbs House to-day
And was passed--ayes 70, nays %.
Weather spring like. All quiet.
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NEGRO HIRING. 90,
MORO HIRING, 10.
1891 NEGRO HIRING. 1891
Il. A. J. CT PTON.
REAL ESTATE AND HIRING AGENT,
Office corner Wall and Franklin streets, oppoeite
Dickinson, Hill Il Co..
QICQMONn. VIRGINIA
NEGRO HIRING.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
The subscriber begs tn return his aeknowleds.
ments to his friends and patrons for their favors
OUT NEGROES, RENTING OUT POUs-S
COLLECTING CLAIMS. ana all busir era per
tainipr to a g ENERAI. AGENCY, to ali Of which
ne gives his personal attention.
Parties IN the country who may entrust thu
hiring of their Negroes to him, may rest assured
OF every attention being paid TO getting them none
other but good homes and the best prices. and in
the event of sickness. the best MEDICAL and PER
soNaL ATTENTION shall always be supoled He
with his office. where those servants who are not
provided with places to stay at night during the
hiring, may remain, with good IRE, free Of
"a Nesroe. for hire the coming year, had
better be sent in to me early after Christmas az
To those at a distance to whom I an PERSONAL,
unknown. beg to refer to the following persons:
Dickinson, Hill & Co., Richmond; DR.. homas
I:atane. Arthur Tempe. John Lumpkin Thomas
Wh ,elwrght. Rev. Thomas +. Locke. W esimore-
land county John L. I.atane. w c Latane, Dr
John Lewls, King William county Geo Turner,
Richard Turner, +. Magnniss Thomas Lee, Kirg
Csroiine soa aty; n B. Whsiocf b. lanes esfi'
wiIRey Fogg, Geo. T. Wright. Essex coontr; Dr.
Thomas G Clopton Jefferson Stuhhs. Jasper
Hughes Gloucester countv Parkes Slater James
Ci'y county; DR. Ro; A. PAYNE, Richmond COUNTY;
inc s. Lacy. X. T. Lac. New krnt county. alb
ney Parrish Louisa county VIM: D Clopton p
B. Foster. Cumberland county w. w Brown
Lunenburg county J. B. Chewing. Culpeper
county; Wm. Were. Prince William county
Capt. J s Middleton. John Gormly. Norfolk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-09

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