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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-19
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Aug.o9. ,6l. dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-19
lust RECEIVED,

Sent. 2Gth. laG1--octs. dtd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
GREAT BRITAIN.

In the House Of Commons, on the 18th March, some
questions put 70 a. TO the submersion
Of the new cable between Malta and Alexandria, and
Mr. Miner Gibson stated that when ne time arrived
for LAYING down the cable, Government would take
care that experienced and electrician shoud
superin'end the sQbnerslon.
Mr.. Duncombe asked some questions 10 the course
nnrsped bv Government in the matter Of tie manuiac
lure Of bank notice for Hungary.
Sir q. G.. Lewis explained that acting under hs In
structions the police authorities had called the
gIsyers to de;ain the notice but Government was not
party TO the legal proceedings now going on.
Mr.. Bright complained that there had been most
arbitrary proceeding the part Of the police for be
was informed that detective bad obtsiOed work at the
engravers, and bad distracted one OF the notes.
Sir G., c. Lewis stated that, o. far as lie knew, DO
detective Lad been employed, AID improper prae-
tees or corruption had been used. Government, on
ths opinion Of the law officers Of the Crown bad de-
cided not 10 institute proceedings against the epayer
Mr. 4. G.. Barring made the usual statement with re-
spect to the Army Estimates, the main Particular Of
which have already been publis ed. The total force
for Let year was 237 $50. Ills year II is 2l27ej
decrease Of 24,Sl6. After q prolonged discussion
portion Of the funds required were voted IL was
claimed that the experience OF the Chinese war had
ated that England possessed in tie Armstrong
gun a weapon unrivaled by any other country.
In the House of Lords 90 the 18th, Lord Wodebouse
stated in reply 10 Lord straiford de Redehhe that
Government had received dispatches from the British
Consul at Warsaw confirming generally Che published
accounts Of the late disturbances.
In the House of Commons on the same evening, Mr..
Gladstone said be hoped " introduce the Budget 90
the 18th Of April.
Lord John Russell made some explanations a. TO the
policy Of England in the event Of a descent upon the
Dslratian Coast &C., and said that no instructions
had been given the English feet to nterpose In such
al event.
Sir Robert Peel called attention 20 The ioUs per-
secuoDs in SpaiD bat Lord John Russell said that be
feared no beneficial result would attend remembrance
from England.
The Duchess Of Kent, mother Of Queen Victoria,
was taken dangerously i'll tbs 18th, and the Queen
and ROYAL faulty at once left for her residence,
near Windsor The Duchess is said 70 have long suf
fered from cancer, and the disease has assumed an
alarming character.
The case Of the Hungarian bank notes IN the Court
of Fanjty Ia which the Emperor Of Austria and VI.
Kossnth are plaintiff and defendant, up on the
iith of March, but was postponed ,ill next term.
The reported confession Of Mrs Constance hent In
regard 10 the mysterious Bead Murder is denied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01

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pa'a 10 'n"c" au0o' 'u' - -. o.on.h 20
go internally oui' 'H'' LIZ oo"n'' ''''A
pay MS ooaru. H., ,,o
a circuin' nas y.'u , 49, - oomn.nv in
poses ' 1s 81. 80 .nv mon here who
.h'i' have nothing TO
N"'0 Ao, - !. n any ab,nrdity
.'' 'e" 81. a. 1900, a, . a;.ta,ce
ny my ~, A. 80, hs ,ursd into any
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
FLORIDA.

ATTEMPT TO SPIKE THE GUNS OF PORT PicXEss
A letter to Egtaula ALA Express relates the fol-
lowing incident that recently occurred:
man named Doyle, one Of the worsmen at the
Nsyy-Yard, slipped over 20 Fort Pickens few mshts
ago and came very near getting in before he was dis
covered He had bundle of rstts flee 10 his poe ket
aud says if it had not been for sergeant holding
lantern up 10 bis face he going in the door, re
would have had every gun spiked IN twenty minutes
He was sent back by semmer, with tie Request that
be be DEALT WITH SIS be did wish do anything that
might bring about a collision which was 30 much 70
be deprecated Col Clayton sent note In reply, by
the hands OF Evate Buloek who by the by hss since
been promoted b corporaley stating that be would
punsh Doyle but just at this tine he had too mach
need of bic services in casting balls. Theeou-
ference teok place jus. oQtties The fort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
FRANCE.

PARIS, March Is, 1861.
The debates in the Legislative this week upot
the addre.. of that body in snswe. to the
Imperal discourse, naturally turned upon The
same questions as were discussed the weeS
before in the Senate e., on the Franco-It ahaA
imperial policy in general aud the Roman qusss
ton in especial. Argument was already EN-
hau.ted on these topics, and the reactionist' a
the Legislature presented little novelty Of fact =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

The Royal Mail steamship Africa, from Liverpool at
10 O. N. the l6th, and from Queenstown on the
evening Of the 18th March, arrived here yesterday.
The Nova Scotian and Kangaroo arrived st Liver
pool and the SaxOnia at Southampton, on the 18th Of
March.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
TIE PRO.SLlyERY REBELLION.
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE CONVENTION.

no ALLIANCE WITH FREE sTATEs--A PEEP BIZ
HIND THE scENEs-BRITIsH CAPITALISTS TO
sE EsTRAPPED-THE SLAVE TRADE TO BE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-02
Farm FOR SALE,
Also, Stock & Farm Machinsrr

The subscriber Offers Tor sale all orr saof Ahan
known as ~ AN
TIE EAYRES FARM.
situated on tue Lancaster and Potosi State Rosa. h.
mites nom the latter, and elgAl NJ les from IN Nm,
vintage.
All parsof the property are well watered Win ,0...,
aud brooks, aud plenty oi timber-S0 acres \, ne,a,
aad Nv IA c1t.iyattenthe entire hall-secies nna,
fence Tue bairsrgs are good aad roads leading NJ.
from il al directions. $40
He proposes selling l2O acres of the west and !,
less, or would sell the east half with buildings ori6,
whole property, incuUDg also Tie stock ana arn mn.
ehlnefy. The STOCK includes 50 head Of cattle lN
sncep, with norses hogs, &c al ui superior oreeds
The pro erts wiz be sod low. part cash. TART ON Ina
Tue prortrty IL we'll known oil parts OF the county,
Reference Ii. Van Week jamestown; Cen Koaplfss
ftatieyilt Henry ~ CT, ratch Grove, OF j. Alsu
Barber. Lancaster. ror Eicuara inquire p tie On,
priesos Oh !. Q premises, or al t.ls oa,e.
JOHN N. EAyREG
Potosi, January rs, 1861. SsN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-02
A FINE OLD HOMESTEAD
For Sale.

Tor Sale.
Iofier my well known farm in tho t.
salo-Ail or IA ptrceis IL divided n.uas 81 fotIh y
psiceiisd as 10 uiaae Two or more n,c " wish i,sa
Esrn there are several Tracts AZ folns uVHss ii,
100 as gu h. side of SEX al See Il
Sr4 81 oW a OF Soc. 10, Town 3 Rev wv ;, Rangsi
"a 81 MA OF Sec. q, town B. i.s,,,ss
"a Of NW54 * "a u SW94 OF Sec NJ p,
The above includes $50 acre.; tbe mn. "a0g'i
cludes tae orisainss 49, acres ne aeie tract ID,
IN tne farm IS toerable .Jod otenay - a,'Vallun
lenty 81 t.mber. fhe .4uuse aq n,r so"u waIrrana
ngsl attn eAtras ana there are NY slol taa'
buildings used as shops, stock-iolds sc ssssniopt
perieci repair iAs 'sfaA ia
woaid also like to sell with the iarn, Il.
arm implements which selected u,'h 'ue ''ock and
and exaensefrom Time TO time Ano,, =, y much care
nen1s ars most OF the approved kpd. 'e iSrn imps.
Der and nauea TOO nnmcioas To inentin aun,
DESTROYS TO go to Can to..ia AM MI,
even alsAcilaer the accua0i lied lfonr " 'elloF
" years as iarner-the ian ~ BEN, m " ny 1weu'
eaiiyd whenone had nis pics anywGes 'gOce a M
TIE properly Is situated shout mIa a 'us 'olrE
village u foiosl, nine mites ftoni q Tie
lays drive of the railroad '" aRa@bAt
Potosi, february /, 1901. " NJ w,,
33S9stf W. WIGHT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-02

For BOscobef.
The Milwaukee Prairie du Chen Railway makes ciol
connection with Detroit and Michigan Kailwag,
and the Gfand Trunk Eallroad to all the principal
Eastern cities.
Going East
Express, Mai and Passenger Train. p A. ~
Way Freight Train, .033 A. a.
Going West;
Express, Mail and Passenger Train, 6.n5 A. NJ
Way-Freght Train 1.lO 4. "
EttrusW n 1854 AD~&
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-02
DELINQUENT LAND LIST.
DELINQUENT LAND LIST. -SrATI
on WISCONSIN, Grant County.-as.
IkEASIREK'S OFFICE,

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, to all whom it may
concern, that will on the second TUESDAY of Mas,
A. D. 1861 at the Treasurers Office in Lancaster the
County Seat Of said ecu y between The hours Of nine
o'clock, A. NJ, and four O'clock p. NJ, of said cIy, and
the next succeeding days thereafter sell at public
ton, much Of each Of this following described Tcts
Of Lands and Town Lots, situated in said Grant Conn
ty may be necessary Tor the pay nent Of Taxes lh-
terest aud Costs aid Garages thereon for the year 1880
which may emain due and unpaid on the said second
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-02
0LIVER'S MILLS AND FARM
FOR SALE.

DIR my new aud splendid FIGURING MILL M
sale at reasonable terms to any person persons VIE
wish to oGy tho nst paying properly IN Gfant Uoaal
Also my weliawprOged Farm, suitable for two ecr
pants and easily divided. Al or part Of said propeg
Will BE- sod TO separate persons warranty decd el
% made. Part clsh In hand aud pat on tins H1
security on ts.e premises Now is the time Tor gea
Investment anianxIous to move 10 Caaonis, Sasa
Is my oaiy reason for selling, and will sell cb&P
DOUGbAS 0LlVER
divers Minis Ian 26 1861 33-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-02
oIiger's MilIs, Jan %, ISL,
WANTED!

W ANTED!
Now is the time to pay what you are owing me- !
will receive good day wheat al my mill aud pg pu
MAJ p ice for it, ia payment Of debts. All lhos ~
deoted to me will please taks notice that 40 sSn.
nased 70 make COLLECTIONS, for AN winding " ~
nusIueis ami preparing to 50 to California. ,,,r,
DOUGLAS OLIVER
Cliver's Mills, Jan. 20, 1861. %u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13
CRY xrnAx1.


- y.sTINs AM PRAYkR.-This S the day desig-
- hs President, 70 be OBSERVED an occasion Of
S.,i,, and prayer BY the people of the Confederate
80. We take for granted that there viii be dsvO-
.,sre.es at all the places OF worship in this city,
~, forenoon We annex the Presidents proclamation
PROCLAMATION
To ,hs People Of he CorfsdsIats Ge'.
W., psop,. who reooynizs their dependence upon
c. feel themselves surrounded oy peru ana an ;ui y,
",- tbem to bumble themselves under the dispen-
ia Divine Providence 70 recognize His righteous
..-,,pt 10 acknowledge His goddess in time past
,oi cate HIS mercitu protection tor the future
81 .oifst proofs Of the Divine Blessings hitherto
ss8 20 the efforts Of the people OF the Confederate
\, maintain and per Jstuste public liberty, individ-
S..bts and national independence, demand their de-
Is, and heartfelt gratitude. Ii becomes them to give
80 manifestation OF this gratitude, ard OF their de-
49, mon the Judge of all the E,rth snd TO invoke
.,,.iorancs Of His favor. Knowing that none but
. ana righteous cause can gain the Divine favor,
would inns Ore the Lord Of Hosts to guide and direct
,rv Ia the paths Of right, duty Justice and mercy
" mite our hearts aud forts for the defence OF
5,sst rights 90 strengthen cur weakness, our
-s with success, and enable Us 70 secure a speedy,
"a. and honorable peace
n, rbsss ends and in conformity with the request Of
c,---es invite the people Of the Confederate States
, e Observance Of cay o. fasting and prayer, by such
,-s services as may be sui able for the occasion aud
-,commend Thursday, the 18Th day Of June mex; for
ia. curoose: and that nav al on that day. with Que
Ind lia In humble and reverential approach to Him
b. ss3se hands are, invoking MIN 70 usoire With
proper spirit aud temper OF heart and mind TO bear our
s 20 bless With His favor and protection, and to
b-tlE lis gracious benediction upon Government
SD ''--' JEFFERSON DAVIS
B, he President:
Too2ss Secretary Of State.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13
THE DAVIS GUARD.

AN organizing volunteer Company, 20 o. called Ire Adts
r.-f Dc o. be sci cf young besIecl the
. sheen h'riy lyc All % good hsbtA PeSscns n his
. 20. jo. re p-uy lave the names aiih
r-- tr LaN H1.ltry. A sool sUL,t ne nam
,Ha 7ai % 1-r.rsre the company 70 WI be popesy
.I a.ls.H.f ant ar crIe, free - ctuse The pay o.
1l. per ucatl al faJcnl .uouga b make him con-
t.-.Ar-
f-e papers o. Wi,ch no cby ms BY gSnF he above
f-- s,-.oas. purpose v.st native neishoos
'- shortly accept tecs 80 nay Be Opposed o. join me
helping drive hordes Of thieves AID murteres Nho
ho and con.ts Cufrks-s our PeoPls
O. g. lave ~ parallel tn warfare asaJos civilized nstious
THOMAS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13

LATER ERnM RTlRnPE-

ST. JoHS's n. B June IL 1.-The steamship Adriatie
hes arrived. with dates from Galway to the 5h inst
The intelligence brought by the steamer announces
that EOgand and France will prohibit prsateers from
bringing prz . iGto their ports.
The sales Of cotton on Monday and Tuesday were
:. 500 bales. The market was steady ard active.
BreaSstufs were dull
Al London. consols we're quo,ed at 90 2 to 81 IA.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13

SAVANNAH. June ls.-The Savannah RsPI6liecH of
this morning says that Federal troops in large numbers
landed yesterday hilton Head. The OBJECT of the
landing is not known, but the event has caused
siderable excitement Commodore TatnAll is in command
Of the State troops.
Hilton Head is on the coast of South Carolina, ear
the of Georgia and about thirty miles from Ss
vannah
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13


by canal AID railroad In May (eSeeptY R. follows
Apnls 60 bb; 4GOG2 2 lbs butttr 20O70 bus
corn ms baes cotton 4T02 bbs -four % $50 bis dried fruit 400
bales hay 262 cattle AZ ovs AS hogs 396 lambs S2s sheep
1s9 x.gs nails 1914 bus u hhd 66 hhds tobac
pigs mdO, Il 81 bus Wheat 4S5 cords wood lbs
whisky l3 liquor obs $50 pig iron DO
Lad 9 bus uea 5II GIxseed, 90 pk9s AMI go p
leather bags shot, - lumber los pSgs 2O2T lbs
peas l5l potat - rSans psper
military goods 82 bales dastcS SO do cotton waste
80 II hhd STEMS - grain cradles ~ pkgs mineral wa
ter S pkgs rags AIS wagons 400 bbs sugar. 81 ons scrap on
1t.s rice /. bb turpeuu G.. etc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13
AFFAIRS IN MISSOURI.

ST LoUis, June l2-It Is authoritAtively announced
that the Federal troops under Msjor Ccuey, from the
Western forts, coming here.
Gen. Price Gov. Jackson, Col Lyon, and Col Blair,
have had conference The former proposed to with
draw the Federal troops, and disblnd the militia. The
latter Col Blair refused Gen Price and the Governor
returned 20 Jefferson city, BY special train.
MORE RESERVATIONS FROM THE YANKEE ARMY.
ST. LOUIS, June IA Santa Fe letter says that Capt
AAury OF Virginia, Captains Lindsay and Stephens, and
and Major Sbley have resigned 1t is also intimsted
that Col Grsyson and asOr Reynolds will soon follow
The Arizona Times says that the Texans have seized
a heavy armed train on its way to the forts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13
NAVK DNPARTlIkNT,

RICHMOND June 4 iool,
N1yAL oars' wrain e oen'dss',s slater Who ars en-.
act CT CorErss, entitled &C; 10 amend IN acs 70
.a- Or t'r o-gaHIsn OF the Hsvy, approved Nay s,
t 20 amend a. provide FOR crglnEsoa Of The
NAVY approved March 10 issi.
ne Crrg-est cf Confctcrse states q America do
s. -h.t aaf he hereby authorized 70 uom
a By vh c advice and consent % CorE 49, % sp
pin. I'D .-r % Tie N1ry Of the United ttst-s have
sg "a. hereafter real their cognious Account o. The
~ ~ s1y 81 q tic J.uflrais states, and vho my be
e. - lye service he rsEk spd P'st 10 The Navy
s Cnfri stzies Shca they hold To hs ci he United
e' Pos.lvi hoSsvef S-' 20 e.-e-f ,e he - .p5e.se
nc have oom.itcl an acs OF hos's -s-l't
81 ''-es- afs ss.ea r an oas 'as-e $780,,
N5 .y connec-d Ei thc cercc oi he co1ntfy ana
'-..t. o. li aak ~ni d be nay deem proper ,,,.
sl fFl- t1e Nav each receive sltry Of ono tao-
- dollars vaea employed a. SEA md seven haadIei 1oAi,
-,' -' emp1lcl al 81 t.yEHs. o. ~ NA'J man
Az ,'4 I,y .. - isai A''''''-' $1,000
ROOAS JUST PCuLISHED-And received BY
ID A NORRIs. 81 na,n street.
= sable caad-a Southern tale VA Soraern eORaeaA By
Phi. ai--lf RI .'rls s0a.ksi.e NeE ~ So. oc
A'ss'AFAy Letters and -.sfsfy HsaAiHs o. NJ rSisl
r.ttt.t vih snt ~ iurodae,ory account Of her
VI 81 ~ $50 .l., y 4 s1g g,s h Is '
- Crsd Fa.E o. Rss. sory o. modern lie BY wukis
-llf aaiAs- q The woman n Whie" Csth tiS Paper
peas PACKAGES O. Ipel .aa osl9as ,o5 -: BY
so BAGS PEPPER, PHsnio AID elass,, 70. sale By
w nyr wv WALLACE SONS
2.00O sHts. L0UoEs-vlhous essA... sr sale BY
-'NVV ~ys w. WALLACE Sons
VIkGINIt BOWIE KNIvKs.-ws oaer for sale
s.uy y y i1rsd.bls SeaPoa strictly o. ho0s manu-
Sgs' AMrH. RHODES AGO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13
AUCTION SALES.
FDTUHB DAYS.

GALE OR STOCK AT AUCTiON-o Thurd.v
- June 18Th, at is oco H. at nee sci, 81 Pubic
Auction shares Of Stock Ia the PRS
les JOAN A. LANCAsIEk A
sTPONEMENT In consequence Of the procsuaiion Of
President appointing the is day Of fastlrg AID
prayer the above sale win be postponed TIL FRIDAY inst
jeS-tds IA LANsAs1 RksN.
ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT NAY CONCpR
WIN be sold At office on Is Ju' at 10 o'clock NE1R0
cern HECTOR DAVE,
j.l9 hurtioneer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13
RIcHHo<D IsoN AND STEEL WORKS.

- iUn sens B r i-c7, ru sirsS.
lHu huliies y. Fois-rcs AID fq1 do.
fHU 20 ha.rris-lnl handles cvsB
l.H ID Egry St-c Tirrs-Hs-e Ca
ht-osi ftog St-e, 81 sEcs.
Bard heop, scroll aud raPesed Iron
Iulcrta Washe-u ali aizeL
r-lcr-i b4cslls Tor Cotton Bales.
TO- SAFE near he PCtcrshurs brtgr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13

[T0TICE.we wish 70 cali the attention OF thote who
~ camp the defence OF y, that We have and
con'tanty mauufscu kinds OF Camp Furniture
ae yhests foicg Tables Cots Camp Stools aud Msr
also, style Of Camp Bedstesd and Mattress combined,
which superior anything OF the kind YET Invented Is h.
bot mal We have furnished several rsg
ents demand has greater could supply
take this method to inform iends the public that
Eng aged lager number OF std aner to-day
hll all orders .iyen, A. low prices.
We employ several more good Cabinet Makers to make
Up Camp furniture
BELvfS L ATKINSON, Cabinet Manufacturers.
rrSO 9Th or Governor IT between Main and Franklin
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13
notice TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO IA &-EANERS.
y ordained by the Cpsnci q the city OF Richmond that the
I'D Collector the city Taxes shall Ally give notice In
daily newspapers OF ths city, FIR fifteen days
por TO the 18th that he will attend at his office daily
between Of oc osk s. w. and ocloc. from the
8r Of june inclusive or the purpose OF receiving
from any person charged with city taxes the VII oLeha
the amount e charg deducng from the whole amount
oneh the nay be- ten re centum thereon The Col
cto shall In manner give notice. fifteen days prior
The 18Th day OF DecemoeT he will attend Office daily
between the above mentioned hours the 18th the 9Ist
December l. elosive purpose Of Of ceving any per
ron who has sesy pail ona only OF the city charged
him. the reapg half ceduoag from such half ten
th.r.tn
la uruance Of above namei ordinance passed January
ff,h lsS5 viii aeni at the Collectors Office in The City
Hal. from 30h Of this MONTH for purpose
osiving tsleI above directed.
n n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13

MILITARY TACTICS,

NOR sale by a. MORRIS
Publisher and Bookseller Richmond, Va.
TROOPERS MANUAL,
by Col Lucius Davis 20 which Is annexed the slmhers
Drill Rhemen by Captain MLury late Of the u
Army; vol. S1mr. l25.
eavy Asery instruc d. Tor heavy artillery prepared
board the the army Of the L. s. vol 2mO
a. %.
The Volunteers Hand Book, by Capt James Lee First
gment " Virginia Volunteers; price DC
Hardess Ride aud Light Infantry Tactics, el ion,
pete with plates; vols Slime, : %
Hardee's Tactics. In vol smo paper, / p
Tactics fr fIafsury, Cavalry sad Artillery, By L.
BickholiE 7ar
Infa-ry Camp Duty Field Fertilization Defence
BY L. V Buckhoz soc
In Press and viii be speedily published The Volunteers Manual
and Drill Booz complete Manusl and Drill Book
Volunteers Mia ard Guard, complied from the latest
Authorities adapted the dh cpiue and d
and sOlneE; by Dol VIM n. Richardson, Jr.
This the hands OF the Militia
well the hands of every Volunteer ani Citizen IN the south
Confe1erscy.
members OF every company, either in active
the Gu1rd, require, every uiog
brough. I'D to qni.vmeBts Of the pres Tins.
orders should be ad dressed 20 the publisher.
A. NORRIS, Bookseller and Publisher
N.l..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13
THE WHEAT TRADE.
The following is comparative statement of the re-
f what AZ RIchmonl for The perlods menloned:
RECEIPTS FROM THE INTERIOR.

Total bus ......1s1ls 1921 93l91l9 Ia
DECREASE compared with last sessoa sI!,5li bus.
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(TOIEON ON Z IsURGS.
- $50 bales Cotton Osn, burgs, Of various styles
81 bales media and heavy Tent Cloths IN store and
receiving, for sale for ca only, at moderate prices
iet KENT PAIHE CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13

Decrease compared with last seascH, ,4Q5 hhds.
The receipts during the month of May were as fol-
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s.EVCNs, S.IgCKs.
DALLAS, TRXAa


EIHE necessities Of the Hospital service require immediate
supply sLucss fr Ietesses lhe subscriber VIII pay the
highest price fer supply ether Hacked or MT delivered i'm
InsdiGtey. @. HO"E,
ie3 Governor street
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coAxArMHCr Az
omor or m. wzs. June IL 1881

The following is statement of inspections of Tobacco,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-13

R~WATKENs g. FECt&LEs are open
NS ing, this morning, more OF these
Linen Sets collars and Sleeves a. 25 cts
Beautiful Bfoehe BSreye Anglais, very cheap
Elegant Printed Orgsndies
Back Barege HeTnsnpe
Brilliant Lustered heavy Black Nlks, very low
New style and Colo. Parasols, with many other
new Spring goods by every arrival
b-Rich silks Bareges ChAes Bsre;e and Fouard Robes,
&c len AuCou viii be sold Second floor.
at = great sscThce - -
WATKINS a fiChLhN
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nF .aH lNEA+N taH
Il Too2ss, Secretary Of State.