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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16
Union Feeling in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, April l5:-The Union feeling is
strong this morning. The Minute Men. an Or
ganization $500 strong, who have been drilling
eHer-since the Presidential election as mill
tary organization, threw out the Stars and
Stripes this morning from their headquarters,
with the motto, "The Union and the Cons til
tuition"
An excited crowd assembled before n print
ing office, corner 4th and Chestnut streets.
where the Palmetto Flag" small adver-
Using paper, was published, and threatened
to delnolsh it, whereupon the proprietor dis
played the American flag, and threw the OBJ
Jectionable papers from the windows also,
the STARS and Stripes, - another paper printed
IN the same otIce, res torlng the crowd to good
humor. The police We're present.
THE above dispatch is dated Baltimore
We think it should be PhiladeIphla.I
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The Number of Troops each State is to Fur
IISh

WAsHISGToN, April 15.-The following are
the quotas OF troops which the respective
States will be required by the Secretary Of
shire, 1850; Vermont, 1850; Massachuse It's
l5,060; Rhode Island, 1850; Connecticut, ,OsO
New York, 1850; Pennsylvania, IL, 500; New
Jersey 3, l23: Delaware, 1880 Maryland :, l23
Virginia Z,340; North Carolina l, 800; Tennes
see, 800; Arkansas, 1850; Kentucky, 3123;
Missouri, 3, l23; Illinois, 1888; Indiana, $3.50
Ohio, 10, 1853; Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa and
Minnesota $50 each.
The Secretary OF War accepted the services
by telegraph OF the !, 900 troops rendered from
Rhode Island, and directed them 10 proceed
to Washington without delay.
1t is stated that the Government has no
present design OF instituting martial law in
Washington.
Twenty thousand troops will probably be
in Washington in twenty days.
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rs One of the Results of the
GREAT POLITICAL PANIC.
DRY GOODS
T 4 RUIN Us CRIPICE
$4,000 WORTH OF FRESH AND DESIRABLE
WHITE GOODS AND HOSIERY,
Purchased last week, at an AssiSuee's sale, for
B II
Al iess than one halt the original cost of impor-
tati0n and in order to meet the views of close
CAeH BU ERS the entire lot will be offered at
prloes that Will DEFY competition. Amongst the
variety will be tOuDd the cheapest WHITE GOODS
ever seen or heard of, such as
JACONET CAMBRICS;
JAC0NsT MUSLINS;
SWISS MUSLINS;
FURNITURE DlMITIES:
RObB BRlLLlANTES, for Skirts;
WHITE BRILLIANTES
TOWELS; DOYLIES NAPKINS;
TABLE CLOTHS;
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS;
CHECKED MUSLINS;
MARSEILLES QUILTS;
VICTORIA LAWNS
PRINTS, LAWNS, and PRINTED CAMBRICS;
REAL FRENCH ORGANIZES, ats and Is cd
HOSIERY, &c, &c.
Being determined to make quick sales, the
Goods will be offered at the very lowest prices,
10! cash only, 0rto former prompt customers Don't
mss such rard opportunity to save money, these
hard tlmes. ALFRED MOSES,
ap h-lzt SO Main street.
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From CbarlasfOu

CHARLEsToS, April l5.--Major Anderson, on
emoarkins for New York, expressed great re-
greet at the destruction of property III Fort
Sumter.
The first gun from Fort Sumter was fired
by Capt. Doubleday.
MAJ. Anderson complimented Stevens Iron
BGttoTy, and said his fort fired the best but
that he did not think much of the others fire
He I'D he expect ted aid from South Carolina
In putting out the fire in Fort Sumter, adding
"lhls was nothing more than was usual in
civilized warfare" He was likewise surprised
that no blood had been shed, which was the
best evidence OF skilltul engineering
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TEAdIc AFFAIR.-The n. O. Delta gives an
account Of deplorable affair at Lake Provi-
dence, Louisiana
Mr.. Thomas &. Scarborough 4 citizen of
that place, was shot and doubtless killed by
Mr.. Abram Bass, planter. 1t seems that
Bass, while under the influence of iutoXica-
ton, ordered his wife to leave their common
home she did so, and went to the house of
Mr. Scarborough, one of her husband : most
intimate friends. Bass subseq uently pro-
ceeded, AT night, TO the same house, and cali
ing for Mr.. Scarborough, demanded to know
il the latter was "harb0ring his wife" Some
words ensued, during which pistol went of
accidentally in Mr. BIS pocket MIR. Scarbo-
rough then turned To go ito the house, with
the remark that if Mr.. B. would wait, he
would bring candle and conduct him to his
wlfe's room. 1t would seem that about this
moment Mr.. Bass drew pistol and shot at
Mr.. Scarborough. The bali struck Mr.. :. in
the back of the head, and came out in the
temple. The wife of Mr.. ). running out at
the report of the second pistol, and in the
dark, fell over the PROSTATE body of her hus-
band.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By James N. Taylor I Som, Auct,r..

A UCTION SALE OF TWO FRAMED
n TBNEMkNTs ar THE INTERSECTION ON
FEDERAL AND ST. STEPHENS STREETS, AND
A STORE AND DWELLING ON FEDERAL ST.
We will sell upon the premises, on THUS
o'clock r. NJ, two very desirable Framed Tene.
ments at the intersection OF Federal aud St Ste
phens streets, adapted for medium sized families
The lots front about forty-on feet each, and run
back the usual depth
Also. q new Framed Tenement on Federal
about tw enty-fve feet, and runs back az above
TERMs.-OD efourth cash the balance at t. g.
and ~ months, for negotiable notes, with inter
est added, and secured by trust deeds. The taxes
and insurance for lsoI to be paid by the pur-
chasers. JAS NJ TAYLOR'E SON
ap 16 kuctionaars
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Lineoln,s Proclamation in North carolina

WILMINGTON, N. c., April 15-Lincoln's
Proclamation was received here with perfect
Indignation. The Unionists openly denounce
the Administration, and the greatest possible
unanimity prevails. We had Il grand rejoicing
over the fall of Fort Sumter on Saturday
GoLDsBoRo', n. e., April 15.-Lincoln's
Proclamation has produced thrilling effect
here. Rifle companies mustered, and, with
others, numbering about five hundred men
are en- route for Fort Marion, which they will
take possession Of al o'cloek to night.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Calpeper for SeceSSiOn-Efect Of the Var
krtCS &c.

CrLPEPER G. IL, Va, April l4th 1861.
1t affords great pleasure 10 write you
that secession is making rapid strides in the
old county-of Culpeper at this time. Ii is be
lieyed by the best pos ted men in the county,
that the secession men are largely in the
iority, and every day adds to their number
The news this morning from the South has
caused the most intense excitement. To-day
a secession flag was raised by the students of
Piedmont Academy The Culpeper Minute
Men paraded in fun uniform. This fine COM
pAEy is commanded by Capt. w. I. Patton,
4 graduate of the Virginia Military Institute,
and il composed of our best and most ener-
getic citizens. Two hours notice would find
them on the march for the scene OF action al
any time when their services should be need
81. After drilling for several hours, they
were marched TO their armory, when propo-
slton was made to present the Hon. Robert
Toombs, of Georgia, with handsome cane,
made Of the old minute oak of Culpeper TINS
wa carried without a dissenting voice, and Il
eointaittee WAS appointed TO superintend the
manufacturing Of the same immediately. 1t
VIII be remembered that Mr. Toombs is
descendant OF an old Winute soldier OF 70
hoping that our destiny may 10 that CT taD
south, remain yours, truly,
ONWARD.
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FROM MONTGOMERY
The Confederate Loan Taken at Par-Pi
quaint Reply of President Davis-The Ken
tuckians Moying,8c.

MONTGOMERY, April 18th. An offer has been
made to the Treasury Department to take the
whole of the Confederate loan of $I5, 600, 900 4
par, by New Orleans parties.
he Official report states that when Major
anderson quarters were burning, General
Beauregard sent oilers Of assistance before the
white flag was run up. Col. Wigfan received
MAJOR Anderson's sword and returned it to
him.
The United States fleet is still in sight off
Charles ton harbor.
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Rejoicings ia Norfolk. etc.

NORFOLK, April l5.-Qne hundred guns were
fired here to-day, in honor of the surrender
OF Fort Sumter. There is great rejoicing,
and intense excitement.
An order is said to have been received 10 fl
out the steamer Merrimac immediately, and
to tow out all war vessels from the port
Fifteen hundred dollars have been paid to
the Inspector of this port for violation of
Virginia ms pee ton laws by three vessels
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Still Later.

George n. Saunders has sent the following
dispatch to Dean Richmond, Mayor Wood,
and August Belmonte, of New York:
One hundred thousand merceuary soldiers
cannot occupy aud hold Pensacola. The eutire
the military. Peace will be quickly conquered
N0fthern Democrats standing by the South
Northern States and people, are not held RESPONSE
Bile for Lincoln = acts, unless endorsing them
state sovereignty Is fully recognized New York
protect your social and commercial ties by resist
ing Republication and Federal aggression. Phi
ladelphia should repudiate the war action Of the
Legislature. The commerce Of Rhode Island and
Aew Jersey will be safe when distinguishes
Hoist your flag.
Signed. "SASDERs
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u hulVAh IuU
q O O u S
Special Notice,
RS =.

ELE a n Il ID RY OODs,
T A n D BE w COST,
For CASH ONLY
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
In consequence of the general financial dera uge-
ment throughout the country, we have determined
to sell OF our superior and desirable stock of
ID K Y q O o ID S,
at GREAT SACRIFICE, to close business as soon
possible.
We offer this day, every article at PRIMR
COST, from a paper Of Needles up to the RICHEST
SILKS brought to this country.
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, our stock il very
large and complete, consisting Of
Table DAMASK,
Linen SHEETING,
Pillow Case LINENS,
TOWELS, HUCKABACK Sc, &c.
Splendid assortment Of
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS
and all the latest styles of French and English
Fac K CS,
for Ladies' and Children's Dresses for Spring,
Winter and summer
EMBROIDERIES,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HDkFS.,
SHAWLS, CLOAkS and NANTES,
SHlRTlNGS and SHEETIN GS.
FLANNELS and BLANKETS, of every descrip-
ton.
IRISH LINENS and DIAPERS
BOMBAZINES and BLACK ALPACAS
Large stock of Goods for SERVANTS Summer
and Winter Clothing.
AZ Purchasers are invited to call and see for
themselves. a. h. PARKER y CO.,
l43 Main street Eagle Square
n. BAH persons indebted to us, will p ease
call and settle their accounts without delay, as
longer indulgence will not be given.
mh S-ts a. K. P. & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16
Reaction in Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, April 15.-The publica-
ton of Lincoln's proclamation has greatly in
creased the secession feeling here. Business
of all kinds is completely pended, and mer-
chants are engaged in discussing the proba-
bility of prolonged and sanguinary civil
war. The impression is that the Virginia Con
yention will Rstantaneously pass an Ordi-
nance of Secession or call Il Border State Con-
ference.
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Lafer.-Ma jor Anderson surrenders uncon-
ditionally, and respectfully requests that he
and his men. such choose, be delivered 10
one OF the war steamers 10 convey him, which
has been granted.
The lire companies are now In Sumter play
ing Oh he fire, and in a few minutes the Nag
of The Confederate States will be hoistt
where, few hours ago, the Stars and Stripe
floated. Col. Wigfall brought with him the
flag that was cut down, which showed that
IL had been terribly used.
We are expecting that these war steamers
are for a blockade. We don doubt it, but we
shall try by some means TO get clear of them,
100.
Our Southern Congress meets here on Fri
day next Gen. Beauregard and about one
hundred OF the members of the late Conyen-
tion aud HE officers, are now, in secret ses-
Zion Great eycHto hang upon them.
NIRGINICs.
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PRoPosITIOS.-A Geographic dispatch
from Montgomery says that Gen. Reueau
and Col. Ben. McCulloch propose TO the Pre-
.dent and Cabinet of the Confederate States
- proceed as soon as possible to Washing ton
Wi Il force of gi,Q0o men, who will meet
there according to concerted plan, and take
Winfield Scott and Lincoln prisoners. Col.
McCulloch has already l0, 900 men with arms
and hearts sufficient.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16
NOrtIPFn harLats

BALrIAoLE, April l5.-Flour dull and heavy
but no sales. Wheat dull-red 81 81 white 81 10
Xl.Sg Corn &c. higher-yellow Gle; white $50
So FORK quiet-mess SI7.25MSl7 So Coffee firm
at l3t Whiskey dull at ITI
NAV YoRk, April IS Cotton frm-Uplaud
MMldddnng l3s Flour dull-southern IS so@s5 go.
: y neat den. Corn nrm-mixed s7@p6s; white
W hiskey;hrm stlSf1lst. Sugar dulI-MuscoyAio
4ta5. Coffee frm-Rio llt4l4 Naval stores
firm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16
Lincoln's Answer TO Virginia.

MOBILE, April 15.-Lincoln's answer to the
Virginia Commissioners was regarded here as
declaration OF war. 1t is hoped that Vir-
ginia will no longer be hnmbugged by a
treacherons, piratical Administration
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DISSoLUTIONs. 60.
nISSOLUTION OFPA lt,:I;,ijI.I,,,j,iIO,

SroLuIloN OF PARTN ERSHIP.-The
~ partnership heretofore existing between fba
nnndersigued, under the firm of Bonn TAIL
bQTI, is this day dissolved by mutual couEout
THoS. j: TALBOT Is alone authorized Ia col
lect the debts due to the frm, AMI to settle ia
business, aud he will pay ali the debts due bv the
firm
All persons having claims against the firm, are
requested 10 Present them Immediately to rios
j. TALBOT. GEORGE E. BONN
THOS. J. TALBOT
Richmond, April IL, 1851. ar l2-iet
( C-PAR IN ERSHiP.-We the undersiR ned
~ have this day formed co-partnership, un-
der the firm and style of J0YNER Il Co, FOR the
purpose of conducting a GENERAL GROCERY
and LIQUOR BUSINE sS, at the old sta nd Of J
w Nipe y Co., No. 80 Main street, where they
would be pleased to see their friends
b. w. JOYNER.
lac of Jones X Co.
WIN. l.. SLATER,
Late of J. w. Nipe L Co.
MILES CARY,
ap lin Formerly of Lynchburg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16
By j. III. Dipoes. Auctio,ea~

A UCTION.-THE KEY OF ALEXANDRA FOR
"A SALE.-0n WEDNESDAY the 18th instant at
II o'clock the KEY of ALEXANDRIA on Pearl ST.
recently occupied by Mr.. Phillips as bar-roon'
and since which il has been fitted up in a hand
best in the city. The terms will be made on dsv
of sale Tan l6-2t1 / " DIGGES a.. "'
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New York Arpropriates $4,000, 900 for
Raising Volunteers.

ALBANY, II. Y, April 15.-The Legislature
of New York to-day passed the bill appro-
prating $4,000, 900 TO equip thirty thousand
volunteers in addition to the present State
force. Gov. Morgan has issued his procla-
nation accordingly.
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CHAkLEsroN, April 10, 1861.

CHARLE1ION, April 10, 1861.
The proudest day OF my life. Too excited,
too LATED to write you any other than hastily
and fear, incoherenty. Sumter is ours; we
have conq Vered 1t, not by cheat, deception,
II ia Lincoln, II 1T Scott, but by the ChiYalry,
the uudaunted courage of South CdrOli1i0HS.
legt you last night at II O'Clock. Nothing
occurred after that hour until day break tins
morning, " hen our batteries belched forth
again their iTOn contents, almost every shot
and she'll taking effect. Anderson answered
all in a determined style. About o'clock
shell from Stevens battery set the fort
lire in the southwest corner. Anderson kept
up his fire although completely enveloped in
thick black smoke. At halt-past 10 O'Clock
he ceased his fire, and turned his atten ton 10
the confiagration. He subdued it, when
shell from SulliVan's Island set the east side
on fire.
In the midst Of all this an explosion took
place in the fort aud we looked to see the
walls tumble, but not so. What the eXplo-
sion was is not yet known. At o'clock shot
from Stevens ARTERY shot down his flag
staT. Just then another war steamer arrives,
mud takes DO IN with the other two. We
continue 10 pom in the deadly messengers,
aud at O'Clock NE white flag goes up. You
may imagine, but you cauuGt realize the joy,
as the shouts OF Joy went up from thousands
on the decks, Whlryes, houses, and steepleS.
Gen. Beauregard sends his STAFF 10 Sumter.
They have Just returned, Hon. Lewis II.
Wigtan being Dea"rr II dispatches. An UNI
condi tional surreu j. the result.
Another boat his -one down, and l will
keep this letter OPP I-r the result.
NIRgISITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-16

ST. LouIs, April 15.-California dates 10
the 80 INST. have been received here
McDougal was cleo ted ". s. Senator on the
third ballot.
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The Feeling In Cincinnati

CIScIySArI, o., April 15.-The people are
thoroughly aroused here.
Flags are waving from every point
A Home Guaru will bs immediately formed
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Especial Dispatch to the Richmond pispatcb
No Federal Troops Yet OH virginia Soil. Nc.
ALEXANDRIA, April I5-There are no troops
on this side OF the Long Bridge.
me action OF the State Convention is looked
" Win detp anxiety. Z. b. H.
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Especial Dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch, 1
Secession Excitement In Lynchbura-Th,
People Everywhere Moxiur

in the widest state of excitement The straats
are crowded, and Southern flags are waving
Inc Inhabitants are as one man for secession
Popular speakers are addressing them ut dIf.
ferent points in the streets n X
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FROM ST. DOMISGO.-Advices from st. Do
mingo say, that the surrender of that Re-
public 10 Spain took the people by surprise,
ana II Is limited that there will be a bloody re-
tribution. The English and French Consuls
had protested, and struck their flags.
The Southern people welcome their new
guns from the Tredegar works with the shout
of " Hail Colu mhiads -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BE- coEd uppIy.
n X w q O q DSi

N E w GOOD Si
Opening by Steamer THIS DAY
BLACK SILK NANTES
p.,.,,-, ,,rp,- Newest styles and patterns
TILE SHAWLS, a rare article
Elegant WALKING SUITS
Splendid HEM ANS; a further supply.
FhbNCH JACON ETS in great variety, very cheap
MOURNING GOODS.
In variety, among " hich are cheap
BERAGES,
GRENApINE BERAGES
CHALLIES, &c.
ap P-ts SAM L NJ. PRICE 4 CO.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.

Especial Dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch
Reign of Terrorism in New York;. The Re.
inforcements at Fort Piekens.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Republicans are
trying to inaugurate terrorism in this city
Liberty OF speech and of the press are
threa tened
1t il positively stated that the reinforce
ments at Fort Pickens amounted only to one
captain and seventy men.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER FULTON

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE steamer Fulton
from southampton, April 3D. has arrived.
The revolutional and war feeling throuub
out Eastern Europe is on the increase.
ne reported rising in Portugal on account
OF oppressive taxation, caused a further 70
onction In rates on the Bank of England
listers. -'Aii
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, April 2.-Cotton-Small sales at
.,nfGnanssd rates prices rather easier. Other ar
ueies steady. Market generally dull, but easier
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IN PURSUANCE OF DEED OF TRUST,

ONCE, have appointed Mr.; MYERsoN Agent to
sell the STOCK OF GOODS, consisting Of DRY
and CAPS, in the store No. goa Broad street The
stock will be closed out without regard to cost as
within the space of thirty days such goods as
have u OF been worked off ut private sale to be
disposed Of at auction In order TO avoid the sac
ri1ce which would ensue, great bargains will be
sold to persons purchasing privately within the
next fifteen days. b. HlhSH, Trustee.
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NOTICE. have this dgy appointed Il. @.
~ ROCK my Agent, To conduct the GROCERY
BUSIN Ess, in ali It's branches, in the county Of
Henrlco, aud to buy and sci! for cash only.
ID ls-2wy WILLIAM TlNdLE,
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Later.
Davis answer is rough and curt:
sumter is ours aud nobody hurt
With mortar, paiXhan and petard,

Secretary Ioombs has received Il dispatch
from Hon. John g. Brec kinridge and Coy.
Magoiin, saying that Kentucky is greatly ex-
clted, sympdthiZng entirely with the South
Seven thousand men in the border States are
under arms, and have offered to move ut an
order from tho War Department at Mont
QumerY
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BY Alexander Mott, Aucrr.

{ TKUGEKIES, DIX GOODS. FURNI-
~ TURE, &c, ABDUCTION Will be SOLD Ar
eoIpnimeneing at 10 o'clock, large lot Of GRoCE
RIES-Soap, Candles, Brandy, whiskey. &c
Dry Go0ds, Clothing and Hosiery; new a nd second
hand FURNITURE, Stoves, Cooking UtensiIs
Mattresses, Feather Beds, Pillows. Counters,
ware, Painted Buckets, washboards. &c.
Also.-Watches, Clocks Jewelry, Cutlery and
fancy Articles, Umbrellas, Straw Goods. Fish
SHOES, &C. Zap Isl ALEX. MOTT, huet
NiGHT SALES.-Will be sold, at auction.
= THIS EVENING, and continued until IA rth er
9otlce, large and general ortment of Watches,
yewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale to commence at o'eJk p NJ
ia Z5--ts ALEXANDER MOTT AuctJr
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\ lad named j. 7. Pratt was crushed TO
Death IN Morehead's factory, at Leaksville,
y. G., u lew days ago.
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CITY WATER WORKS, }

APKIL II, l55l. (
NTOTICE.-The continued high state of the
y water in the river at this time has entirely
prevented the working of the pumps, aud may tor
some days TO come. The supply Of water in the
Reservoir has consequently become SO limited
that fear it will be entirely exhausted before the
river subsidies Therefore | earnestly request
the citizens. to use all possible economy in the use
Of water, and thereby TO some extent save US
from the calamity of a stoppage.
T. DAVIS
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Indiana Tenders 10000 Troops to the U. s.
Gaye ant

IsDIASAPoLIs, IA, April l5.--Gov. Morton
has received an offer Of volunteers, indicatin
that II, 900 could be raised.
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Byl. Il &. Ii. Davenport, Auct'rs.
GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION.-On
~ THURSDAY, 18th April, We will sell at 10
o G,ock, at our Auction store, an assortment of
GROCERIES, viz: "
REFINED SUGARS
MOLASSES in barrels
PORTLAND SYRUP in barrels
CANDLES, SOAP, STARCH.
Green and Black TEAS.
Pure MOLASSES RUM.
Western RECTlFIED WHISKEY
Superior Old Rye WHISKEY.
FRENCH BRANDY.
CHAMPAGNE and PORT WINES.
Ground Alum SALT.
ALSO
500 sides SOLE LEATHER
TERMs.-C nder Sl00 cash; 800 and over months
credit COR approved paper.
ap IS |. Il @. 3. DAVENPORT Ancts