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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-11
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"a enc @nieile, Cap milne SOamrr-26utbi1aft MT vef
,ntlbcntn utuen @nlIset iur Ilntei baItunS os 9Gblilam.
,erltbtu, pom b%eutilSn I age ab picoer AGO IN I 1T. 21elpR
W ~ itper 3eit warr.: uao faltf SpUltn in ar6sfrr aus
e.bl iu inptn unb. iOroIe auh Get &nts iebtr Irt pon bette.
lualitlt. 6r~sunpi61fili3t gum sabr.taen @su9 Iat..
in Simon Steti rim
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-11

D ,mpifbtHiabrt ,p'ihsn 9tibmOnO II. Ntp gcrt.
Die beitsn arc zen unO Oeausm einSsrittttsa SEE Damyf.
:btUt >, jlAt...OrI" uno ,,&OanOtt" perOtu BEN r~ei:nesn
Sublitam ,ur 8rnusun9 sefens %eTpf9bisn. Der 6abrpreis
ssirdst in Der Goiute incl. 8stt unb jfof SIS, uno i'm 3wi.
ibcneed SIS. = Die 3mssiarpu" perIdst ibrsn gHhnTf an
3Udeifs Ieesn Dtenitas UNI 1 tlbr 2attmittdss, wdbr,nr p,
.ROanpts" lsoen 5rsiia, UNI 9 npr 4kepes pom Gin Dsini
lbfdbrt. gDsr pas leblsre Dampfi&i1 tenuBtn mill, BAT i'd
vi zen lntsrltitueitn Elm 6abr5iuet gu I6isn.
5raht miro siligft Gnsenemrtsn mt punitl df 6sF5rosri.
panasrpTets ne HcTfelt$2.eo.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-11
Dry-G foods s. Fancy-Store,

Dry-Goods s. F~ancy-Store,
yO. I16. Uds SrcNoe u. =. StraBs. Np. 176.
9. W. 81 oirnbaum
trIaubt fl6 eae attSrte 9ubItfum aufm:rtfam III na6tn. AoE
tr ltint Sprtn9>9 Ddaren %empianstn, bic in tlntr srpstu &uss
pdbl Der rtleltsn @rLifsI bsitebcn, unb Iu unssmttn biliotn
ptlh. tetns GonsurrsnS S%ulaftn, vGrfauft rtrbtn,
SO bttt btipnbrre frIsenbe Grtttl btr9pr:
Seirsnseuss, in lbipari uno alien Mphtfarbtn,
NRuslin Dtlatn' 9dnI uno bDibrpputne,
@ttrtsre sang Inb bllbppll
AsdtC irllaeiiht Geinpdnt
@sttts nieeerldueiihrs 3H1 unb GlfTm,rts.
Gbavls. SlentstS. frpit eius srpbt @uerpabI Don S,u
ttcpins groes u. rplsnen u. baunipsaenen @fri.S.p
Yin Stiuh S''''e ssstrs piro t~Tssbrnlie 6tten ron
.. -. 8I fenbaum
edte tuR reucp Warfts
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-11
so. MSnn,

GE. Winr,
BIO, l6l Sruncfr., s%miihen Ner 6ten unc item
Assnt fur 6eirtid's Ghdmpaansr.
smpifrbIt zen, ~peutideu 0utlifum icin friih on.
aetcnmense 9asrr upn @iaarren. Ntiurn 6pam
pdsnsr, esttuChsn, %aetrdnnte NanCeln. iiasriud
srteu @almus ,e., rdmlth
100000 rsutfbe Gi9arreu, ale Sranrs,
&c. 1000 GUutnS 6Ipand,
10000 6snrp Gldp 6aUlua.
10000 5rasur"s 6dpiua,
$4,000 princ pc, Cara,
so Pcren 8btiumrins.
% RGrbs 6sicttd'lbsu Sba npdaner. fii
wetd,ensIfh Hhsnt bin ,on s tis Ia Ecl,
l1re per Rcrt,
so Duetnc 4ettI Zen.
80 gin. aetranute @lubstu uuo Itsr,ud-
ertcn GatmuS.
wrlAe Nrtttsl i'd ~ tiGiacm Nrcia eHerire.
Sd. @ap, Nst.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-11
Hsceommtinoci,mme
u. S~bcsfsr II. 6 Q D..
lgpth Fer une SruAath,
80. 10 @ain-S tra6e. :

Dahie &c fur pae eiSber aeirprntnt 3uirarsn bpft g.,
dnrsr 5r,i6truHs prcniptu Sseisnuns, hafeIbt aud fsrnsr.
bin ~ trboltsn.
&so,p'. psrbtn gu ircsr Belt tsti Sas unS @a6) p,smp.
uni am ifenbaft a~usesfnbrt.
ale Sprtsn 8arbthpfe, Grassrslas, S-u&6dntrr,
StBorr'r. &aud>, Saus Ine S6nupftabaf ~hefdnoi9 an
~-ub uub merftr an cn biQionen 9lettfn prrfauft
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-11
u m3uS!
MlQiarrn Waarfu!

81. C. BARTON srllu)t it o,s An,eiar II
ltbta, rap 81 lelncn Store pUn log M y 229
!uniraBr, coergatD Ger st II, DtrIrst BAT, no err
isper oIuOn ELL oUu:da,l5ss A6orum,m, Dc,
d, ,enoen Artitti porrdtDIJ Datt: Seiotne unp
5lrn1. oIts, Dduren, &rpIpuge, Trhni0liibe Bin.
hnp Bdnprr; oplgtn 9e,tba's unD &lpS.
5ris NJ Sblelsr, lrIHet &rIsen unD Ieip,ne UNI
t,ai.tbt SriBsn RdnnuSs.
D4nta, wslcpr DIE 8IGss.it = ,uttn t6uurp
em o2rt OJIitIU III n. A,uia
e.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-11
Mmsci9en.
Srht aus nab
ND. 81 M0inSfe0 Sc!
Vie biGiqiten Srs @oeos in 8ibmeur!

Vie b~iGiqltsn 9rp @ooos in 8ttmeur!
5000 %ares Gh6nt aeer1dte Gattuue pn 6 ttS S gtrts.
n;?@tS. Tt6ne QaipnS ppu s bic ~ Gts Die ft6u.
SHUTTER ure bette SuoIitdi poa Seecntts, SroanhieS.
i;u' Zen b%ilieften Wreiftn; fhnnc Fopss~5ilta n
GtS., reyib rs. anetre ~ 81, FL rs urb mebr; ifrars
Ssieeri one III IS Ste. NIB %eufW6rte; Stella SbanIs u
uub aufpdrts. in dren Garben. NJ is BEN creifoht pc
40; DuHers III so Gts feto. Mantiqsn ~ 81 so, $2.25
AMI einiec AT SIS, Die suNerrpdrt3 eas TpppeIte trifen; { 10
poralre uHb @rttnfpu . iirtS pen % 9ie. on oufrdr,S, bc
Silisfer in Rtbmcnh; bic feinjtrn trans. Re,ete wcrttt
9ooieS Collars uno 9aabric 9SnoS ,um balbea Yreiic
blco6se une trripu Sbirtiu0. 5ststina, Niurrp cafe. WuS
lin. Ecrpttua, Sable Gletp. Oil Gtntb. GarretS. 9amtricS
&bs6s uno 5piB 8uStins al Crifauucnspertb oiQi' Ell prci
fen; 0aoicS Sausrs nit 6tels III 81. S1.25 urb aufrp6rts
~idrpeee, Rib urb @cat flu S+ubc nit 5eeis gu Sl.I2i
sno %aufplrtS; WiitS une Gbilrrcn'S 0otrets in alien 6ar.
Ben uuS III alien Dr lien. pen . Cts. an aufpGrtS; fetnt
Gables 5tppers III so Gts. Mems S!irpers III 623 Cts.
ftine Sclpet 81. III ~ Gte. Sr'crN SicS, GcuGreb @aiicrs
Calf. fin 5bubc fur Serrer, 8uabsn unc Screlnts
g0tr % bis 80 pGt I2dren mill, 9ebt ubrs "a men mad
81 Roinlr. Sciepb StrouS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-11

bnttorf EnON O.,
9G6UleIats unp Jse all Wsin-, 0iauor- uno
Giaarren,@ tftdft,
81 Ga,Y Stre I. , 3airsn BON II. pber
.9rlrI t eet. .
Naln u~nI'rrn 5:eunpen unO S,fanntsn pie
,raebeue Mn,riar, DAP wr bic birsilbriae SGein,
rnte rss 5errn S6itte (5rant Gteatel's
jarm) IduH;h an ms aebrdbt babsn uup Of.
/; riren r~:nitlhrn uuEcrn Betlnnten auf's Srrunp.
thlte. Otsler neu Brig n,ibt 0 in MIRO gee
ivls Dem &enner uno 6einla nedtr mnnpsn,
enn es lit Der RENE 8s"sniaft. I'm tinen
frsunplthsn 3ulprub bittct srsebenf
s. q. 6lttUrf u. Q.
81. 9. Srirt,insn 0ericnen, wtIAt cine
/: rrt tiits Wsintlr MAIDEN woueu, tann ni6ts
sell res an m%pfoA,sn merOsn. nj. uns pom un:
srn perm Stlsb. ten ~2lerSien osifbsn wirC.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-11
2lmi ecu.
Dry-Goods s. Fancy-S ore
am Heuep MarIts,
0dt oar Yrpap- nnp 6ten StroG


an Heuep MdrIts,
Qdr OR Srrap- nnp 6ten Stroee.
., ". Hefsnbaum smpiiehlt Ieincn
5rsunesu nHr Gem putlitum isin out aHprtirtee
Eager pom bsrtf 9eaIrsn, Die ~ ben tiuis.
itcu preiitn obaeastsu wcrrsn.
nsrdt,rsnna rer pre f. pen 8cblen.
SH 9rtils ron y pts iina bic auf peutr, Iotrid, wtt
rpIli:
Srft 9ump 9ct. $3.50 PER QsaS.
Spft pail 9pfc 4.75
8arp &rte, bsiot Ssrten $50
SIrlcn prelIer sutslse muF Gofs alS baS biaisie E,rt~
runqe itairrtal eieier Seolrn anEtlcben iptrbsr.
Scptn9unssn: SaerSobIuu9 teim q ufeltR peer @bIitfs>
rune.
9ic 8rbIsn-garts SeRneen N6 Gee Der 10. etrost uut
@aitH UNI Sde Der 8. unb 9prpfr.. flblid pom Canal.
1881 Sup. &. 9Derft. Moent.
SlintFI @srRe. Silrte. 8%afes.GTsna Sbscp
Saec ncbit tihtr Menee arasrer Nrtfsl, Qarflmtrictn, Gu,
inn'S SrtIaet, 9roipn gBiuoIuT Spop. 3abnburttu eau DC Go,
i'Sne. &c. &c. 'mm Se,0uf bel =. g. 8tf8tr. &at.
1>rr6 psrionlihe Gtnfauf: i'm 9iereen BIN
,a Ii rem Stanp erieet. msinen sssbrtrn &rn.
cen elm porius!,d,se Eager Der telten Gtaarten is.
Der @@rt unp Su0litdt az ouenabmSmrtie tigi
lsn Yreiien %pfs.treu gu tEnnsn. @ltibIalls en-
pfebIe ib mstn wUblafcrtiries Eager ppn 8aut-,
Rau- uup Shnupi 5atat, Qie,fsu a1sr Nrt auc
ipnitiss GrttteI, Die IN tinem @igarrsu. @ei6Gft
lep6bnIth sriuht psrpsn. I'm zine ~s,fdlliss
AuIiGt ieines gaasrs ti,tet s.. 8picniele
Pn. la4 Srunrhre
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-11
@irtDibufts WrOTs
1llatt0!

Weinen Sreunbtn mnO Dem SeIammten publt.
fun pts Nn,eia', paB meme neus
@arfemsSStrf5Td1aGt
Dem Ssiu6e iset cFen itsbt. Oitielte 1T aufe
@ei6mddpOufe einstrihtet, uno f6nnen bic ee.
etrfrn @dfe nit DEN brten Grfrifhunaen iso.r
Nrt, iOrrie auh nit pnrmen uno falten 5psilsn
beOlsnt Urrpen. 0etntrinFsr made i'd paraul
auimsrtla~, 0as i'd Den BON MIR se,Osensn
Sirsinid 0ein
rein uno nn0rrfaIl6t gu so Cts. per 5tnihr per-
flufr. I'm Idalrei6en S:iuh bittet
S%aIentin 6t&Itr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-11
80 D t 1.

~ s.
Die uuter'sidtneten sr'dubtn iih Giermit, alien
brcn Ureuuren uup 8rtaunten Die erlet,nite
Gn,etse ,u MAIDEN. oab s3r. @As. 6. Shweaerlr,
on Der 6trma 5lttOrf uup @r., u Carp Ctr,
Yen Dem Ncrren ,~uriidaefebrt ut unC t~eUnpers
ttEiIe 9intluis fur Cab gerulbt bat in
90ein, SiquerS, Staarrea 0imrur9er Sdie,
NaSterrp Sprup, audi rdtcr peutlher
Geru. ~lltpuri,
relhe Nrtitel lie Den gtebrteu Suurrn mhpIcla.r
uno retail gu Den bIGisiten Vr,ilsn a%tlaiTrn ipsr.
IL. I'm sineu irsunpi,hen 3uiprut bittst er=
ytenit s. u. % |atturf u. s o..
II &drp Sttset
Rag> Sin sutrs tiblsS @IaS Bier ites on prr
Bur.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-11
.. H. CHARLEY

y. H. CHALKLEY
panpler Son 9epsr uuo S6uh.S5ii rings, SIM.
ppr,t:' ION iraniSfibrm 8hltispsr.
IL. Str., ,wiiten Wlin II. Carp, Ribmrnp. 90.
D,utI6,n Shuhma6nn pirb bies splnanbiet aITcr-
I rte 9aagi ron 9sper aucr Dirt beiiene %enrfcbien. DiekIttn
incsn eaielbjf ;usIcih alts III ibrcm 9ehhdft u6tbiae BERT
,cue, bic {. 4 1inctneS, 9tiilsn &C.. ars Sprttn llr"rs H..
{. 10 Tao rpr g, itlsrr uue Nuhtinoern stbau6i ctr>
cenbt 0cptr 1T aIsihfaIS ~ooe,6tbis.
Nle eiclr NrtiteI wcrorn erctn 9aar Oesr quite Yapitre
hiutai, ~rrrtGuft. I1h.s
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-11
y 0 )

BodrOrrs
t6nnet lei untsrte,hustsm itets ireunrlihc Gina
mer uno luie NJ: rhllt,n. Anb It ben tipta
3immer IN lsriae 6trrfI "A sernIstben bet
Sobu ~ arrbIuien, Nat.,
nm Memsn M1rft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-11

Wibtis fur Grocer!
saufer, Saeph, Qaro &C..
geo S5lS. ssreihisten 5uttr,
q P9os. 5anis, 8rtalte uhs 5bsuIbtra,'
loo SbIS. prima Qtaf 9arS.
100 Sercs pTIna Upibsn Rdft,
40 QddastS primo GScfbtn gutter,-.
IS Sb,S prina esrit: Gibsr,
quo sbls Mr.. l 2 ans 3 WadtreIS,
10 Spr q frifhe 5erihat,
40 Scree Nr. o Rp!afTts,
100 &prts Sire Graders,
rs Sbls. Srib 9otntoes.
geo Sbls. :. mcttc gr bp, G5in'.e,
400 Sprtt 9anblts unt Soap,
Spie;S. Sudpbtat unr ale I%rnliata" in ttusI
@reetrs spr "%rfrl,rcen rtifel, b., billy Ssrtauft unb All
nslbe ielHts 1rutitsn Grtunee egfmtrfiam madt
Wm. 8 GpIer,
slate Str.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-11
Neue
Gcrbfs 2Snarcm.

elntr peuInIih in Rem yort sctrcfsnsn aus
,aUl rlbtrlt lpsbeH UNI lieaen CUR anibt aul
,l 9. ID. 8~oitnbaum
9rcaotr., Gdr Der 6
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-11
.. 81. Gfrccfcr, aaent,

NPptbstsr, Nru9AtH, supporter OFn
peuti6sn Gbsmicalisn u. +. no. Nr. 5,
MainsS9tr., se9eniber benz alien Martte.
&s- q ttptt peretn nit Der er0etsn SrrsfaIi unb
gtnouist,i bertiist, ippie 6tmtf&c 0rdparate urb
&nalpIt I'll nit duBerltcr @unflidfeit tcIprst. 0auetsuf>
Ieute m6arR cas rri6baItise Eager am sniIbsr, beutGber
unb frlnspffhr = Gcta friihet @r;nt' 9aneps@ niteI
u. {. no. in better @uswahl elbi in auscnittin n,tmea. mel
e. T..if:! sum 9Ssil ltlblf W ntc6r;asrtn, ole ben :.srrl:tsu
Nrr',r e~rss!sTrE 0rresH. Mepisinta It en- wrrpcu ,u
pen b%tnts'Ir S:c::sanssn piecrum nit nessm @prratbt
ausaeifatet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-11
1850. Orr S,upcS. 1860
gros,s uxo 6ta tts .$psr.a.5 Sac. ~.
3trtit. uup u tt;v'&S nr,,'
N0eC'eiia,c uu" En%tni',
ii 99tept 5trauq,
1860.

III 92Fept 5traus,
So - Nidtnfr.
5otSen per 5t'amT srbaltei Den ar6itln uaN rtih,irn
jorratb con Serba uno Wtntrrs 2Ba~rtu, ~
{ 6tu bcli9tn pubtfum IN o~.rartilsu Qrtiftla pferirt
ooreta 1T 3sbAsc pom 10 s 8 uuo sober; DtldtrcS IN
bcnen RuIcrn. Hem uto SrcR cirin. III y. 90 uno 2,
It's. ie.; Ditr' nos III alien 6Ifbcu ~ Is2 bic s7t Sc,
,a1 Dcrpelte werth.
4lpaeae, ppn II &ts. an, gu tritau cnsrpcrtb biailen
prtien; 80 Oupenc kin. Dlmen G~dlrsntib r ppn 6 st E.
II; 500 Id>tt5 une Wtties' gears. lirle frIulii &c GpluS
ut Aacirnen btvt9 .ctatt, III l24, 81, 374 s s. &c. rt
! lncCren @tih1ittn pde DlppeltC tUIen.
S3per,t Sen MT, ne, I y no fr Il. Ii IS 81 Ste. ut
:l.25; farbtle SrieeniicHt lur pGiIte igreS ~}rcEbee; -
tprpn 8inabams. DrcB tStnSbdrS, %eb Lif;Rl, Sa me-
no SatiEets R,Tmdp 9eans 'ur Strrn- un6 Ruatea
tltictr. IL zen hIlipleu p-tiien.
0iriept, Spse"S @r,p une 3metcs fur SiCnftot II g
ana ippleuer ptifrI rotber unc geiber ta mel % SIS
lis III 374 $40. Sttlla Sban.S, @ipa ) G.
Dit IIogGe I0epLo' SOL GIcIs ape StLts. dusr
lIis duf auctOner actauft IL b 81 mr. SI.d mtris bic IL
Il 81 % unp $I.75 on rtrs; 5ult l3pae III allen ,Sarbc
L 81 pei Qfalo.
Carpets unH oedrt6 q as, ric b~t1istcn in Rim, nj
1rSwn unN 9leadco SbuGn9 Sh.stIla Gpmtina, S,bc
5loatb; SrtcnirnS. 6uittro. YlrSis. oeIt una Ssrp1ate
Atnlftls III oen b~ilisiten preten.
H,.hte 9attIne III q. | uno 10 9ts &C.; GambTie, Gb 4
tale pis Wustn, Rs5rt inCr IroBcI aIeDlb asper 7
i9Ilrel, III tlalr IT. ottitb II bier IIf uIl,rtn.
Sir titte ~erSebeuit un in,n S.ludb dur Tam n I'm
5s.rt btitr otact Gno un9tsenp, NIB bite ci. NIRlRel
Siots, IN. % WltHir ape. ;n tsatten.
Sof"pb StrarS.
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5amtu' s'9msrlt. Yndetfabrt. Nttisa.@ r leuldaft
Sampfibifabrt

9ambu' 9'Amerlt. Yndetfabrt- Nctiea'@ sleul6aft.
OaHpfid6ifdbrt
ImifheHS
pnnibura une eem @prf, pia Sputbnmpton,
otrnlu.tlt DIR ntuen auf eas Soiotis 9tbauirn unb Gle.
9anteite einseribtten aroSen eIerurH pOifcampfI6iTt
SOrulita, 1000 Sons, Capt. 5rautmnnn.
3 ammcpta, 1000 Sons. Capt. Sbpeul,n.
Sarpnia, $500 Cons, Capt. Gblsre.
Obiss ressn ibrsr lbntlen unb slitliben 6abr,,u rlSm>
liait btfannts Dampfhtife rrreen r~t9slmdBia sm
@ritsn unp 6InfSebnteu isoen Ronats
psa SEN gcrf uno 9amburs, pia ScutbamptOr .rpebirt uuS
ncbmen VaIasisrs BON Mem BORT nab
Samburs, 9apre, sUHrOn uHe eoutbamvton
~ foIsmeen Yretien:
erfe GGiate . 500.
8pstIt @aidte SIS.
Smtttehbe6 IS.
BON 9amburs mad Gtp Sort.
$46. S8sseH 9.'afass p:nrs man f@ an
u. .. Rihare, BOas 81. ems,
10" Broadway Y:S2ar!
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Gaers&pmnnomieI

Jd9er=S
Den YiltsIlelern CUR 9tatbrltht. cap ieern
CUuuertaa, ateups 8 utr. rr9rImdfiAe @rfr.
rr.iltbunaeu III rer .WtIltarp @lu" itdttfiursN.
9rpen !estrn CUmncritln9 i'm Wondl
acct Die mpultIthe GrrlanmIUaS NJ No'ai,
y berru Shdp ltltt.
d9rmeptr crt. Srrs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-11
6euers Mnb SO iTefnram3

TeiIer= MmD SO artne=Ni Nefnrnn3
Der
Virginia Fire & Marine insurance Com
pany
Die Elm Bona 6;ss Capital pom 100000 beFbt
nnp i'm Sabre 1882 pur6 pie 9eitbssbunS
BON 8ir9inien ein9cisBt :purpe.
Strithsrunsen pCrosn eurh biei, aIte 9smpaani, or.
tbetli unItr Den s%unltislfrn 8ebinsmetn etsen Stusr. nub
sRdherltdotn an Gisrnttum aue @r., ale: 5duStr. @su-
be-, @uttr une gSoaren auer @rt, iOppbl in cu Stapt,
ale aut i'm ennee. NIB pcrceE Die Ncrtfenbrn AusiGbiun-
gen pTpHp: s%eltiitet.
GS- Sur Die YpIir uub Gle @ufna5ms bar ,u ptrfi4trr.
ben !e6Cpsnitdnsr wiTo nihte bers6hst.
SiFot DO. l31 Main''- 8i6moRb, @a., ti1s 9bur
~aiterpa!h Der Dispatdb 4 49,.
ID. g. GpwnIbin. @rGfb.
S'iHtam 9O us St.. Sertt l1G.I.
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Seu. O3lc'

Trr anterwihnsts erIaurt lib Otm publitun
nn,uisiIsn, NhB lem Ra9'u uno sullp iertne'
trreit lfe5t, nm 5imtilsn vi trAeuC einr Sale5
1sit nat ctllem ScrinuIun9Solls ,u iabren.
DsrIrtile 8tlttiHaaen t6nnrm IN (9iIS'5m Ieu
Slu5 oes oru. a.. Stao sfrnl ut cerrrn.
J0. hrkrina.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-19

paHA Pennsylvania correspondent Of
the New York Tribune says the only Peace
Congress the people in his section of the
State want, is the one now assembled in
Washington under command of Gen. Scott
" Artillery, flying or solid, that can take the
breath out of a few Of the prominent Secs
sionists in less time than it would take .
rope to crack a traitor neck is the tribu-
nal for ali who resist the laws
The correspondent narrates an incident
of the days of notification that we have
not before seen in print. It is as follows !;
1t seems that Gov. Lctcher of Kentucky,
who svmpathized with the nullifers in
1882, called upon Gen. Jackson to learn, if
possible, what the General intended to do
toward crushing Calhoun's conspiracy
against the Union. The Governor opened
the subject mildly, and Jackson only an
swered by telling Letcher to read a GER
tain instrument of writing on the table be-
fore them. Letcher read it, and found it to
be a warrant for the execution of John @.
Calhoun. "But, my dear General, you
don't intend to carry out what this paper
calls for ~ "Gov. fletcher, is my name
signed to that paper ~ e" Yes, General, it
is" Very well, Governor; it is very sell
dom that | sign papers merely for effect. :
Governor, look on the left corner of the pa
per- is the seal of the United States to it ~
q 1t is, General" Gov. Letcher visited Mr..
Calhoun after he left Gen jackson, and
awakening him up out of his sleep, related
to him his interview with jackson. Gov
Letcher alleged that Mr.. Calhoun assumed
the appearance OF ghost, when he heard
what Gen jackson intended to do, ant
Notification lost all its venom from thai
hour. Gen. Jackson said on his death-beC
that he had only one thing to regret, anG
that was that he had not hung John G. Cal
hOun.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-19

BB" We publish in full this morning, the
% Constitution Of the Confederate States of
North America 1t is the foundation Of
the great Southern Republic of which we
have heard great deal within the last few
years. We trust our readers will examine
it carefully. The Constitution of the Uni
ted States has been taken by the Secession
lists as a basis, and upon it they have en-
grated some of their peculiar ideas The
adoption of such Constitution to remain
in force only one year is certainly an anom-
oily in the history of legislation There
are provisions in it-and numbers, too
which it would take years to put into eff
fectiye operation. No one can form any
other conclusion in reading this Constitu-
ton than that its trainers are not really in
earnest. 1T is the desire of the Seceders
to form a separate Confederacy, why adopt
a Constitution and elect a President for
one year only ? The trainers Of that instru-
ment have certainly taken an exceedingly
large amount of cloth to cut so small gar
ment. The border Slave States are threat
ened with destruc ton of the domestic
slave trade if they do not join the new
Contederacy. So far from this threat in
tinidating the Union men Of those States,
we anticipate it will have the effect to make
not a few favor the coercion doctrine
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-19

FoRTRGss MoNRoE.-As some discussion
is going on about the armament of Fortress
Monroe, Va, it may not be out of place to
give an account of it. A few pieces of loose
ordnance have been sent down lately but
the mounted battery remains almost in its
usual state. The number of guns mounted
is no less than two hundred and eighty-6ve,
which throw twelve thousand, four hun
hired and seventeen pounds of iron. There
are, besides, ten mortars and FIVE siege how
tiers The new fort, commonly known as
the Rip Rap, will, when perfectly complet-
ed, have one hundred and eight eight-inch
Columbiads, and ifty-four forty-two guns,
all casemated, and eight ten-inch Colum-
biads, and forty - X nine-inch ditto, all en-
bar5ette.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-19

B@AE Ex-Governor Wise was serenaded by
his friends on last Thursday night. An i'm
mense crowd being congregated, Mr.. Wise
made speech in which he said he was for
Virginia first, but if she sided with aggres-
sion ne was against her. He pronounced as
false and infamous the report that he ever
contemplated an invasion of Washington to
prevent the Inauguration of Mr.. Lincoln.
He was severe on Buchanan and General
Scott. He deprecated civil war, but coun-
seled active preparation to be made to re-
sist any attempt at coercion. He believed
that if Virginia would take firm stand,
and do her duty faithfully, all would yet be
well. She should demand the Government
to vacate the forts and arsenals in the secei-
ed States, and stand as n mediator be-
tween the North and the South.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-19

SINCE the publication of the facts relative
to ex-senator Benjamin's early thievlng ex-
ploitS, witnesses to confirm the statements
are rising up in all directions. The Albany
Evening Journal says that resident of that
city was a student at the time and remem-
bers the incidents recorded.