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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07
rHE REBEL ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

AkhH OF THH FO1OMAC,
CAMP PIcKINs June 20.
The army here now known for more convenient refer.
the Army Of the Potomac" 10 assuming such
proportions I, justify more particular notice Of II
Than have yet given or s precise size II NOT per-
hape yet proper - epeak definitely but that Large
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07
NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
NEWS FROM QUINCY, ILLINOIS.

QuINUf, III July o, I5bI.
soweYd, the who asssssinated Captain Howell at
Canton, Missouri, on the 4th inst arrested the
came day by the German Home Guard who were per.
suaded by Senator Green to give him in charge Of
stable to be taken to the jail at Monticello, Green's In
tention being s said to release him After the troops
had left town they met the way by Union COM
pany from Lagrange county, who bad learned Of Green's
intention. The prisoner taken by them from the
constable and returned 10 Canton. Green fed and al
though holly pursued escaped by leaving his horse and
running into the woods.
Two more companies Of Colonel Palmer's regiment
started for Canton last night party Of about twenty
troops, under command Of Ex-Governor Wood, Of this
State who In pursuit Of Green returned 10 Canton
yesterday having captured him about twenty miles on
the roadts Monticello. He placed for iae keeping
In the college building, which Colonial Palmer using q
. barracks for the present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

TIE FIRST DAY or SPRIsG.-Old Winter did not
lngerin the lap Of Spring this time He has suicoihed
his wIinkled front into the most genial Of smiles, thus
far this week, and yesterday he slipped of to his an
nual sleep in the soiest manner imaginable. Indeed,
he went quietly that nobody suspected bis intentions
till he had gone. To-day we hail the advent Of Spring
March comes moi, this time, like tie lion, but most
iambEe and lovely, and unless the sharp winds nip
their early bloom the sweet yiolets will "srew
the grecz lap of the ncw-coms Spring" Already the
blue birds here carong in the Orchards the lines
are big almost to bursting the sap lie swelling the
cerybuds till they ready to break out into slo
Ious blossom, and the grass springs fresh and green
southern slopes. Already the husbandman is at his
plow the brooks, freed from their icy ftters, once
more laugh in the sunlight, the great rivers fast
waking up from their rePose, and week or two hence
gay sleeps will be beating their bosoms, and rush
ing steamboats, frettins their placid surface into foam.
The opening Of navigation brings revival in trade, end
u month hence when the panic has passed away, PEG.
pie will say that there not much Of shower,
after all"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01
Arrived.

Steamship Yorktown, Parish Richmond 20, mdss and ps,s
steamship Masazss Lics.gln= Mai.nss Feb g. sugar 4ni
pas. to Nor, Navarro Bros. Co.
sp %fP.s LST:easi hT;'G' 'S o5 e.e sna pas.
gsnai with ship Empire STATE Of and from New YORK for Ly
Tkcmas kennedy seaman, Of Galway, Ireland, died from Do
ship Hern!one (Br Of Liverpool Twii,, Rio Jureo Dec
g. co-s Caop smith as experienced heavy weather
the passage, split ,al.. &c.
BIk Nicola De.pOt tA1. sgsne, TTess Nov passed CHI
- f-I in with barb Hoa.r Yates fcm 0.HoOn w G. A. 70,
crew III in Oolab-rl aud brought them % tht port.
o.ood 90 4 H. SOLOMON ad IN somnanr ,th ss las.
BeaTmAn T1uTs for New York; Feb To- lon 70 a. spokr
Brig George Of New Haven't Whitney M.yxue., P R., FEB
H. te to T. Tewner Of NewAsvsE where abe Seend
n sass s r Ar. 8S Of Haven wss.
she bOuHd has been 10 day. y Of Ha.eras with heavy
Big Two BoyS Haey At;asaPas 20 days sugar and uOa,se
o. s Surveying .ohr Henry BO~diteS. AndOs. Keys.
Schr Harriet Newell of Msei. Sherman Tara Feb sugar
gale from w w. EpE fore and nansal broke fore boom ana
sch Nenoo of Bansor Clc,,on Black River Jsn % days
glnsnso &c sailed ia company with .hp Old DominiSS log
Falmouth Eng the has experienced hesyy weather n %
Schr Adalane townsend Townsend Barrel Stale, La, 10
days, sugar aud mols,'e.tO c. ?. Ley-Iick 4 Go.
sc Wyhs Tute, Richmond day fOur and tobacco to G
scbr.xnn Amelia LOus.tree Norfolk days to J. O
Schr II. c. A. Ward (3nasted), Edwards Fhsn'a 1~'@
wood ,.n,,.h,.
schr David @ Floyd Racket, 0Teenport for raiaST
shr Amy,is HUT Ehzabo, hport, ecsl for fousnu A-e
schr Fukir Hes,h Eissb-thgort, eosl for Newport
Sohr Bf.-la DAiyia lirsiais, oysters =, .
S,oon Isac n Borden Collins Fan Rvsr days mdss g.
master. L.. rs.. "a ,n..,..
Socp America Stedmsn Providence days mass 20 n's'sH
soen Lsor.s II. Davis Davis brookhaven Gays hsone.
e.ri.rD-g-,b Steamship Ahica, for Liverpool -
ssh Jurs for Liverpool Columbia To- ohAfiessos
49, s.r.h{ns MoDts1ulery and Potomac, FOR SayannAhi
h,Tks Ands. Hsysn. Augusta Orb jersey Neriede rus
Plymouth. - -.
BELow-SchG ". H. Sargent, Sargent Black H'er JAM
s,s ali, unknown Br. .rhr Empire from Porto Rico
ship President FILLMORE hom - 20 DUhhAm DNN0N
WIED-sunset, $. w, Vsy li3ht.
NJ ana Wichita s;eanshp Line after hsvng been thcronghr
oyrrhsucd ani rced. her regular tf 49,, rs
patsr.burs and RichuOnl. THURSDAY, MHeh n,sh 'Hs
hip5 crktown and Jamestown forms I'll weekly com
muuic.lion Nith vi yinia. ,..A. -. Co..
oa. Dosk for repsIs She will be stripped, FecSpAea' AM
newly c)ppervd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

Eno Ely F.m.xoth, Fe4en Ferry Foster TT:sa ooscs,
Grow egsy Hickman, Htpdman Hq,ss1n. irsns, hsl
Log Mia asi ssKson P fs. Pss rs
h TsSDs &e%Ssn Sf%s
SgsIdron,, Walton wsshburn Ws), w.hbune uA) Wells,
The SPEAKER-T being the necessary two
thirds, the resolution is adopted.
Tremendous applause on both the Democratic and
Republican sides, and from the galleries.
. Mr.. ASHLEY (Rep., Ohio Immediately raised
point Of order, that twotirds Of the whole number
Of members necessary TO pass the joint res0lu
tion. The 1873 who had just voted did not constitute
two-;birds
JOHN COCHRANCE lDem., N. ", nterposins,
said that the House was composed Of those who are
Present. ,
ing precedens to be quoted TO show that tw0hrds Of
members present pass upon measures which require
such q majority Of votes.
Mr.. HOWARD lRep., Mich.l insisted that all tho
members should occupy their own seats and preserve
order. He asked this for the purpose Of enforcing the
rules that, If other means be unsuccessful members be
The SPEAKER said he would be compelled 10 do
80 in the event that members do not obey the request
of the Chair.
Mr.. HICKMAN "A. l.. DEM, Pa argued that two
thirds OF the whole House as made up under existing
laws, was necessary to pass the amendment. They
had refused to consider the seats Of the retiring men,
JOHN COCHRANE briefly controyerted Mr.. Kick.
mans positions.
Mr.. ASHLEY withdrew his appeal from the decis-
ion of the Chair.
The report Of the Committee was temporarily post
poned 10 consider the Senates amendments 70 the In
dian Appropriation bill. c
On motion of Mr.. COLFAX, Rep., Ind.,) the Sen
ate to the bill for stopping the mail IN inc
seeding States were concurred IN.
Mr.. GURLEY, rep, OhioJ from the Printing ing
Committee, reported resolution 10 pllnt LOW
copies Of the Agricultural. aud 49, 600 Of the 1eenRni
cal part OF the Patsnt-0 Office Report.
The report of the Committee Of Conference, on the
dlsagreeing vote Oh the Washington and Oregon War
Debt bill, concnrred In.
Mr. NORRIS Dem. Ill.,, chairman Of the Commit
tee on the Abstacted Bonds, reported joint resou.
ton appointing Messrs Pugh Of Ohio, Harris Of Mary
land and Case Of Indiana Commissioners TO make .
full and equitable settlement and adjustment with
VIM. Ii Russell and Others account of the stolen
INDIAN trust bonds. Rejeeted-l9 against l34.
Mr.. WASHBURNE rep, I'LL. from the Committee
appointed to scquaint Messrs Lincoln anc Hamhn OF
tier election the Presidency and Vice-Presdency
made a report similar to that OF Mr.. Trumbu In ths
Senate,
The House consumed several hours acting on the
Senate's forty.two amendments TO the Civil Misoel-
laneous and APPROPRIATION bills.
Mr. srANT0N Intellectually endeavored to have his
Volunteer bill taken up.
The House then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr. GILaER Is. A., N C.l prosentoda petition signed
by ladies Of NewYork Penney lyenia, Mary land, Viz
ginin, Ohio New-Jersey, Delaware, Illinois, Yer
mont, Indiana, New-iiampshire, North Carolina, and
the District Columbia, and was proceeding TO state its
contents saying they pray Congress TO take measures
10 restore peace and reconcile existing difficulties.
Mr.. CRAIGE Dem, n. Co. interrupted and de-
manded the regular order.
hr. BARR Dem, n. " supposed the right Of petit
ton was in order ct any time.
Mr.. GILMEk withdrew the petition for the present.
The motion 10 reconsider the vote by which Mr. Cor
wins proposed amendment to the Constitution yeser
day failed TO receive tho required two-thrd vote
announced as the first business in order.
Mr.. KILGORE (Rcp., Ind.), who made the motion,
called the attention OF bis Republican friends 10 tho
importance Of the vote they were now called upon TO
give. But few days ago, they all emphaiiclly de-
cared, by sanctioning the resolution unanimously
adopted that they had desre dsposion 10 inter
Zero with Slavery in tho States where it exists Yesrer.
day. however, they seemed 10 have forgotten this deca-
ration carried away by wild fsnaticsm and also tho
peculiar condition OF the country, requiring action.
IL they had changed their ground since the occasion 10
which he had referred, and now disposed ~ 10
wade tho sovereignty Of the atn'es then ne was no
Republican. Ia repeated speeches he had said those
who accused tho Republicans OF such design uttered
Islander. Should they say TO the world, when they
are about to possess the power of the Government,
that they arc tor using it to break down the sovereign
rights of the States, and invade their privileges
III that was the doctrine he could subscribe To t
He should bear III mind that they not the masters
but the servants Of the people TIE proposition
10 amend the Constitution should he taken 10 thes
MASTERS and the latter should DO asked whether they
viii approve reject il. For the FAKE Of the peace
and quiet of the country aud for the good Of the Re-
publican party the Republicans should come forward
to-day, and, with the unaniEity with which
they voted for the resolution TO which he had
referred, declare the thing in the pending
proposition amendment to the Constitution. III
you fail 10 give peace, yon wrong yourselves not the
people, and your heads will fall the responsibility
He Withdrew the previous question at the request of
Mr.. STANTON, rep, o. who proceeded 10 address
the House. lie said he should not have regarded tho
vote Of. yesterday Il matter Of great consequence
while there were fifteen Slsyeholding States In the
Union acknowledging allegiance to the Federal Gov
eminent, and having, therefore, In their own hands
the power 10 protect themselves against any invasion
of their rights the part Of the General Government
Then il would have been matter Of little consequence
whether they incorporated such amendment or not in
the Constitution. but the stas Of the country had ysd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01
Disasters, &c.

Can't Ysrys Of bark Homer, abandoned st sea reports
aaboou Dec. H. for Nsw.York, with essoo palm OIL
h.d some very heavy weather with heavy sea- some a-'
leaving which caused the vessel 70 leak Kept tho Po.
continually uat they got choked and all hands worn 0u' ~ a.
r,ye concluded TO abandon her. Feb H. lat 81 49, Ion
Wa. taIn Oh by Austrian bark Nicola De'Po aud ga
port Tho H. was built a. BriIto, Ne, In 1885, rse1 10
t,ns and was owned by Yates, Porterhod Co Of n'
Havana Feb 49, lS6iTbe FIsDch .bP stephsns is,sa.s
hnnnd fro, Martinique this port when about t.eN
nom 81 Jsgo fsll 10 With brig stephen o. ,e
p.,mora in a sinking The captain and crew
,sIsn ON ., the ship and arrived this morning
g. Is. built at Esstport Me- In S45, ls tans
BY Appisgarth OF Baltimore. ,r,a.-n,.,ets
iy letter 10 El~ood Walter esq. Sec BID Of Unae s.
BosroN Feb. 2s ls6l.-Ths bark Tonqpin non os'SI
honnd 10 santos. sunk Wicklow dstel Two men
saved The T. was built at Bath, Me-. I'm lssz soI sns
A p aud owned By c. g. Thsyer ofboston. Ir) "spssN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01
R,D0y,ed 5v TsIegropI.

MOBILE Feb 2gCOTTON-Sale OF Is 900 bales at !jc0lc.
for Mdding. The market is dull and unchsased. -
CHICAGO Feb. 8EXchaugs on hew ioTk advanced to y
cent premium. - ., ,,,.
BAirfn0RR Feb 2G-FLoUR dan aud heavy. WHE,r firm.
CoRs steady but quiet. CoEFEE and active. WHISKY hrm
al I9ic. a., onono
koRyoLK Feb 2s-Recips Of Coas for the week, eocoo
bushels the market Is lees active White b3Gtec Yellow
die Mxsd 6Oc COrToN steady, with light rec.pts Mid
ding III ollie. some holders AK l2c. for Pnmc.
CisoTSslT Feb. 28-FLOUE generally unchanged WHiskf
sctivo a. I6!c Pork hm holders AJAX sl7 1857 80 for
Mesa BACON in good demand at for Shoulder aid 30 for
Side. Ia dali Exchange kew York steady " cent
The Money market is essy Illinois Missouri and Hiconfin
Currency has declined 10 tc., with hasU B.A5i~ss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...,
Cleared.

bts Berry ChsreS.on Spofore Tres0E
Co Montgomery. Berry. Savannah. H. b. Cromwell Co.
Morton, AdAIn Charleston, SpSaod ieston c. Alabama
scherek s-vsnnsh, -.
Ship.-St Charles Conway, New Orleans, VIM. 7. Rrost
Contest. Steele San Francisco. A. A Low Bro.
BsTis-ReBdeer, Lanfar barbados H. Trowhrdsss Sons
California Hsthorn Bristol Thomas Peasant c. Smith, Gilbert
Chares,sn Doliuer Potter &C.. Nicos DIAL Benrde Sc
Thomas AymaI Co sATtse, Cole, Orleans W. Heso1
Son.
B-s-E Leeds Grant. Thorasson Metesf Duncan Elm
beth Nctes lBr Jean ST. John, ". r. Gordos Bruce No
Arur Wu Oroton, Smith Fe-nandna DoneT, Potter Co
Gecrxe Harris Ss~-n Card-ps, X. p Buck Co. Icarsn
Munger He Orleans j. ~ Smith ]. Jswett, Mount Brszs-
{. stiilwell
SchooDer,-ReSecca Mcgee, Petersburg J. Cole Rough
Ready Robns Philsdepha j. ". Mckee; Crenshewi hoc,
Rchmood, c. II. PeTson Co. Ann BsItett, Bartlett VII
lnng:on, {. J. Peters; Mary, Smith Fr-dercksburs
Walker Charlie and Willie Hooper Lasusyrs, Metcsn Dun
can Csrie sanford aagss Galveston NOicross Prince
Statesman Mott Aleysnds SsGord Dodge; &. Price God
Toy, Galveston nOieEoss Prince Aa;e FIELD heo0in' Ca
weston %. G. hanSy.
stellner-Delswri-, Cannon PbIsdelphis, T. Periina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

SUsPIeIoH or Foul PLAZA man named VIM.
Dckeson residing In York street, Jersey City, and
resented mechanic in tho employ OF the Hadson
River Ceen Company hes been missing SINGS Sunday last he
the Of young Uermhn named Joseph
gppe ss. Flwebe cooper by trade, who reside. al No.
20 Allen street. Now lort. Yesterday tho wife OF the ins
man sppeaIed before Recorder Tden and upon her
riwsber arrested by Aid Ira Smith .a.pision VI his
h,yng cnccd the ng swsy and that there
suspect that be- had been ouy dealt wtb Tie prisoner
committed 10 the cells 10 sw alt examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01
Passengers Arrived

In stsan,hip MdtdHzd,, from Mdonzds-M" Any snsot
Ma W L..segaHg and children, r. A. Navarro, ~ Nora
Sutton J. Cochran j. Crane captain OF Port brig Flower rur
Ipahsn Thon,a. Tomas, w. Poulson, b. Wright Leth'
en- A. B. Davis, NJ NJ CriShsm Hughe, T. bsdms, Ssyn
Had.on c. Hscsbb, J. A Patterson, K. Van Tssse '" En'
ford. . - al, NJ.
IN rsaz.aip Forstc,rn, from Noo and RiesmoSS-nesr',
A. Sper. Brown Tho. " Lyon Dr. y. Lloyd Geo w hith.id
Jpo. +. Whitfield. Capt. R. Parker, Mr. Cooley Ed hsn
Alex. Council AID lady James Lewis WA Hs'ch' D. - no
Near Thomas Gormsn, and II IN steersg,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01
DIED.

HoYT-on Thurday evening feb 49, leGi Se.cs o. Boyt
used IS yesIs 49,
The relsye. and friends o; the miy are invited 20 attend The
fs,er. services et his hate residence NO ~ West Forty
second street on Friday evening st O'clock The remains
will be taken DanbHy, Conn, Saturday morning via
the New. haven Railroad, a. O'Clock a.
DhHLuIy and Poug hkeepsie papers please copy.
TAYLOR-On Thar.dsy, Feb. 20, George Taylor, from En-
gland, aged 50 ysATA 90
The friends of te family respectfully invited without further
notice 10 attend his funeral Saturday, March In
Al Ll, late residence West street Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

TRADE MARKS PRorEcTgD.-Judge Leonard OF Ire
Supreme Court Of city has granted injunction In favor
Of Douglass Sherwood manufacturers OF an article Known 70
the tYade Diamond Ruing" reSt ain Thomas j. Oakley
fam sng trade they being The original nAnai-o-
ss u.pk double thread sewing machines Tor the purpose
we other. using machines aDd making ineEo7
article and marking it like the original were able 70 deceive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-Eisas,,63S Sets Moon il -
DAT.
Sandy Hook lO:45 Gov ls.snd.l:35 Hell 0ats.... l:l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

THE MINORITY REPORT.
John Cochr.ne and Mr. Branch dissent from the ma
jority's doctrines and conclusions and have liberty to
lie statement OF their views.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-05
NJ. The Pecnliaritie, Of the Female Cnn-

situation and The Various trials To which the sex is
sn'J5ctea, Dc miauj al occasional recourse 70 stlp
ultnJs II is important however, hat THESE shall
be OF r harmless nature and at the same time ac-
cnmpllsh the desired end. H0SIE rIEK'SCt
article It's effects IN all cases OF debility are al
most masical 1t restores the tone OF the diges
ti'e OF ans, muses. Ifesh VitaiV into The whole
ament ahlch IS the most vaiuab of feminine at
fractions The prOprletors teei hattere from the
tact that many Of The most prominent medical
gentlemen in the Union have bestowed encD-
III ums upon The Bitefs the virtues of which they
have Irequentl, tested aud acknow led sed. There
are numerous counterIeits offered tor sails, all OF
which destitute of merit, and positively in)u-
rlous TO the hystem. Sold BY Druggists and deal
erS generally everywhere. de 10 utkl-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-05
IA Bakers Premium Bitters.
UENRICo COUNTY. Oct. l. 1850

E. BAKER, EGG.
pepsla and Nervous Ahectlon for several years
during which time she was as i'll as possible to he
4uve 81! hopes OF life b, her ph, stefan. as we'll IA
~ her relatives and friends, were blasted. Final
y, she commenced, in small Quantities, the use OF
course of eight weeks, b, daily using them,J re-
stored her to perfect health | am equally graft
sed to state that my child about eight ears old
isilv by able physician, without giving any re-
,et but the use of one bottle oil these IN ESTi-
G6DLE BIT FEkS restored him entirely 10
aea,th and vlgor. 1t is my firm opinion, 81 bstan-
lsted by thai Of my family PHYSICIANS, that BA-
pn~ now before the public for the above men
poped diseases.
Yours, HOst truly,- p w, r. OuARIrs
These Bit:ers can be had of all the Drug Ists in
tbs clty, and at every respectable Drug Store in
the State, Orders tilied promptly by addressing
T.. BAKER, Proprietor,
ooW-ts Richmond Va.
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MIR. Stephens, of Georgia.

The report that Mr.. LINCOLN intended tc
call Mr. STEPHENS, of Georgia, to his Cabi
net. Is promptly and emphaticaily contradict.
ed by the New York Tribune. That journal
says: 1.-THE statement is doubtless made on
mere rumor. Without processing to have any
special Information on the subject, 1t seems to
us altogether improbable. Mr. STEPHENS is a
conditional secessionist, and from what We
know Of Mr.. LlHooLs's opinions of the right
aud pro2rie'y OF any STATE setting the laws VI
the FEDERAL Government at defiance, it seems
altogether unlikely that he would call one 10
his Council who holds TO views even border.
ing upon the extreme upon that subject.
II was scarcely necessary 10 deny a rumor
which assigned a conservative statesman like
A. II. STEPHsSs 10 q seat in L,NcoLN,s Cabi
net. One OF The first Of orr pu bile men in sa.
& .ctty, fafsighledness and compreheLsiven. SIS
OF Intellectual grasp, and AS pure and patri.
ouc Is he IL vice and intelligent, Mr. STE.
Paxns Will never be called TO mis- couuseis by
such n man as LINCOLN. birds OF q feather
mock tcgether," aud eagles, ike the Georgia
states uian, do not sail la the same 90 uadron
with yuituses and housing owls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-05

Vice President Breckenridge, In published
letter. denies that he approves of the course Of
Gov Hicks, of Md, in refusing to call the
Legislature together.
The weather in England, December 23d, was
quite cold and wlntry, and the country was
covered with snow-in some places to q cob.
siderable depth.
Joseph Med. Carson, for many years a mem
Der OF the North Carolina Legislature. died ON
the 10Th uit.
DR.. ID. + Ha daway was accidentally shot
aud killed at n emphIs, Tenn, on the 27lh ult.,
by VIM. Heiston, his brother-in-la
VIM. M. Radtord, for many years President
OF The Farmers Bank, at Lynchburg, Va, died
on the I'd inst.
Mrs. K M. Simpson taken i'll at bail
at Fairfax Courl-House, New Years night
and died in IA few hours.
M. de Lamartine's paternal estate at Millv.
France, has al length been sold
Charley Gordon, the burglar who escaped in
New Orleans, has been recaptured.
r. Il. Sherrard (Union,) has been elected to
the Virginia Legislature from Hampshire CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-05
y FTUHfpl Y HNJNyIe6 ana pNtI.
cations fer Insus ance Will receive prompt
IA Christmas Holidays. VI
ANTONPS ST. NICHOLAS SALOON.

EVERYTHING NEW. RICH AND SPLENDID.
ANDREW ANTONI respectfully informs the
public that ne has just reftted the St Nicho Sa
loon, NJ ain street, mex: door to EXCHANGE Bank,
making II in every respect a most magnificent es-
taOlishment. He has on hand very large stock of
everything pertaining to the COME ctlonery bust
ness, including
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY.
FRUITS. both native and foreign; CONFFC-
TlONERY OF MS own manufactl re- of every kind
and OF unsurpassed quality
FANCY ARTICLES
for holiday pTesents-a splendid assortment; TOYS
for the juveniles;
WORKS
of the hest manufacture; Preserves, Jeies Cakes,
and other articles In that line in Short every del
icacy required for
PARTIES, WEDDINGS,
and other gala occasions; fresh NUTS.ORANGES,
FIGS; BON BONS ana SWEkTM EATS of the
most tempting description and ever article TO be
found III n first class Confectionery Store.
A fac stock of TO BACCU and CIGARS
The young folks will remember the Headquar-
ters OF Santa Claus
81 Country orders promptly attended to.
AN DREW ANTONI.
French Cunfociioner,
de7-lmtiD Next coc- above Exchanse Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-05

EA Act OF .,ratitGde.-20. 900 Copies Of
NJ tDiCAL BOOK Fna GRATUIiOUS CInCU
LATlON. by a sufferer, who has been etectualy
cured OF Nervous Debility, Loss OF aenOrs auC
DIness OF Sle mt, resulting from early errors, b,
loioTlng the distractions wen IN d me lcal work
CoIslt&Is IL MS dut!, III sfatitude To the author
and Tor the tenent OF ConsnmptIve and Nervous
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