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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-11


Tx ordained the Council Of the city OF Richmond that the
II Collector the city Taxes sha annually give notice In
least ou daily wrappers Of ths city far fifteen days
prior TO the 18th OF June ihlthe will his Office %
between the hours OF ocock ~ and O'CLOCK nom the
18th Of JuEe inclusive for the purpose OF receiving
from any charged with city sxes the VIII lie half Of
the amount charged deducpg from the whole
opehGl be- ten centum thereon The Col
shall In ike give notice for 6een days prior 10
18th day OF Decemae that he Will attend at his ONCE daily
mentioned hours the 18th 10 3st OF
December elusive for the purpose Of ceiving from
pal half only Of the city charged
to him. remaining half deducng such half per cent
thr5on.
10 Of the shove named ordnance passed January
lth 1855 will atten-, the Collectors Office in City
Hall from 9Th 80 Of this month"; for the
c.iving above directed.
tim JULIUS HOB toN, O. @ r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-11
GOOD STOCK

GOOD ST0Ck
Of Books and Stationery.
W RANDoI supply, at old prices School and
Miscellaneous Books Blank Books of most all knes In use,
OF manufacture.
books made order styles Boekbindng at short
tea
Cap Letter Nste Drawing Envelopes BOtng Copying Wrap
ping Paper, &c
Envelopes pens Ink nkstands tape rubber bands quilts PEN
ellis sand glue Bankers cGses, bill holders collecting books,
money books portfolios writing desks, cards letter cp' dek
knives, &c nc.
~ All Kinds Of Printing executed In the best svis my2i
DOCKS JUST PUBLISHED-And received by
The Sable Clouds with Northern comments By
the author of "The soutssde View ~ si"---- sc.
Autobiography Letters and :.:Gy hemains OF Mrs PoEz
with notes and introductory account Of her
life and writings BY A. Harvard, Bq. $loO.
VOL 5th Mscaulays England, svo. 81 70
The Crossed Path or Bass story Of modern life By Wkie
Coins author Of THE Woman In White" Csth 81 Paper
sl00. apis
rNEAs 90 PACKAGES G. p Imperial and ooloOs for sale by
IL my9s WE. WALLACE ZONE
"a BAGS PEPPER, PimentO and Ginger, for sale by
OH myrs wA WALLACE SONS.
1000 ' s, @00hs'''''S s:s {. ii' SONS
100 PACKAGES LARD, Bbs. and Hatsars,.. yor sale by
PACR GINGER, Aispice and Pepper, for sale by
CwEKr POTAToK PAINTINGS FOR SALE
100 BUNDLES HOOP IRON, from = to 2 Inches.
lOU For sale BY lmy9sl JOHN n. GORDON d SON.
"HIsKY.-.4OO BBLs. WHISKY RECTi.
w asd by ourselves aud warranted free from all drugs and
impurities In store, aud for 'asSy sy,nvx uuIrp
nya Ger, 18th and Cary ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-11

49, OND SUPPLY NEW
~ GOODS,
OPENING BY STEAMER THIS DAY.
Black SILK Msntlee newest styles and patterns
Beautiful Herpsne Shawls
File Shawls, rare article.
Elegant Walking suis
Splendid Hern anes-a further supply.
Most beautiful 0rgandies-very cheap.
French Jacanets, In great variety worry cheap.
Mourning Goods In varietyamong which very ohea,
Bareges, Grenadine Bsreges, Chalnes, &C
apo sAm'L NJ PRICE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-11
rssE yyEssTE SULPHUR SPREN

TEE yyEssTE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
GREENBRIER CoUETY, VA.
NHs Watering Place will be opened for the recep
Il ton Of visitors the 18Th inst
period TIE expiration OF 80 days. 200 per
White twJtrd price Children under 10 and
years and coorsd servants half price.
NJ B.--kn sbunGaAt supply OF Ice has been secured
my7-du J. HUMPHREYS, President.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05
Questlona and AnsNet.

From NoaRs Times and Messenger &
this weeI we take the following que
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05

crises of life she viii always have a fun
toifan back on, aud she may easily allo'
herself some .of; those decorations and Al
tieles of lnx4ry which constitute the gloE
Of the cottage. HALF dozen models /
china on the chimney piece, aud CON
plete set of the ptodigal son on the walt
could not be considered out of proportio
to her means. Nor need she refrain frOI
purchasing some solid article o. furnitur
which might last teF life and be her espe
cial pride. She might purchase time
piece, for Instance, which sixty year
hence would be known IN her family
erandmuther's fnei clock Thus, courte,
in youth, Eell-to-do in middle life, aul
honored 10 old age, she might wear ava.
an existence that would have taken il
whole color. from her early good fortune
and all this comfort respect and honor sh'
would have got by stealing barley -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05
WssOnrio MInIl 10 M lnY.

III iS9UuIlS Mttd N UU ~ y VA
INCORPORATED Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAIS STOcEk9.-..-..--......-...ls5O 10000
IIJuIg OOMPAHYlIss PoRXED FOR TIN PUR-
pose OF advancing the great mining interests OF
our state. We DO NOT profess to be gOVefled BY
purely phIlanthrope motives In initiating this en-
tcTpriss We bellows that the stock can Be made to
pay large diyi lsnds and At the same time mare real
TpIou{nr and making known the astOnlshing mineral
wealth Of Missouri than by tbs use of nFe times the
amount OF our capital invested Ia any othor business
We shAu mI|e the once of oar Company U"
pleto mining buTeau Of the mineral Fe9uTepf a. the
Stata.l We have power under cur ehaFtrF - fuT-
ehass and sell mlnerAl lands WharsvrE l9:aie3 In
Missouri. Great inducements VIII be offered 70 cap
Italists aud mining AdFentubsrH, who deIra 70 PuT-
chase aud work paying mines BY dealing with this
We TSCpectfnIIy solicit the attention Of All who
of the same describing he kind or milaralSol their
lands the number Of acres, the lO8tiOn and the low
cash price they ars willing to take fof sad lands
We ShAn work only sueh mines as pay largeT, but
shall open and prove mostof the lands We aeH Iho
books Tor subscEptio1 70 the stock Rr0 now npan at
the once Of the Company, Main street. nOrthWeIt
cuFnaF OF L6euat, oVor MsTehAnts' Bank eDtraneo
No n Locust street. All Whe ael an interest 70 taia
bnsInsl and have ul0nsy, Eill do well to can and
mbscrfbe. Thoss wishing stock. living out Of the
city can secure It by enelOGng ten per cent OF the
amount wanted 70 the President or Treasurer.
DIREo7ORs: aid fr98A
Henry D. Bacon, Es4- Matthew Butler, EAq7
IO;spi LathEoP' E'q7 ss!s5i - LSnSS;s93 SnSas e.
L.V. Bosy' Esl,' 's51..,,SSeos Ses'pn t.Sn'' As'l''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05

| HR00l Il
+bis vpsl.. weg take the following oue4
.uts "ee - .,..,s - = tN''>' =
tipns and answers 900
Question "A discussion has tq!seh
place between two French young ladltI-
and myself They say that it is not pr,
per for them TO take my arm when g0ln
out, becauseit is against New York rnit
to do so with any one but n brother or =
husband. y! contend that We oelp
French, ought to follow French uses
According TO Paris rules, wien a gentlt /.
man takes a lady out it is his duty to ole
I-his arm, and the lady always takes ar
vantage of if II they are not lnt'mM
enough to walk IN that way, they nave
business to go out together, unless 1lt tne
want to be remarked @ ana 9, laughed at
1nstSer ;TWshen ssi IN PaFls' do MS III
Parisians do when IN New YORK ioca'
rules govern IN society Just IS Ieeal law.
govern nA tit " anu p9lit'sqiiy u X
cO1lue u tah here Tor a lazy, TO accept
gentleman's arm IN the daytime, ana II ,
6sttse on her part to refuse -, &c whei
walking with him after night Ihere ar
many social habits in Paris which, II exeF
cised here, would subject the actors t'
much unpleasant criticism, If not genera
CetIsuFet NIlu JeV Giiu5O li'AOi NtS 1A'tS
cent enough per sc, though obnoxious t"
strangers.
QaesttoR:-Can we control the direo-
tion of our afectionsf In other words
is a person to blame for falling in love
with an unworthy object!
A'as,Ssr S% -opI9lons dlaeF % on y. TINS sun
{ess II sov. as arr a crave Eu moFalist, that We can
control our atfections, and that he or she
is wicked" who does not bestow h $ or
her love in exact accordance with the
.dietation Of reason; bnt let us be ingenu
GUS and admit that we believe nothing Of
the kind. The action of the heart $50 to
sneaLl. is inst independent of our vo-
lition as the action of our involuntary
muscles We cannot help loving what is,
to MS a loyeable object; but we can help
.demonstratine.t thatlo We are not to
blame, therefore, for failing in lOve;"
but we are to blame 1--WE are seriously tD
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05
The wheeling Conyention--DIvIs
- OF Virginia.


The Convention of Western Virginia is
now in session at Wheeling. 1t meets with
q declared and definite purpose. Already
recognized by the Federal Gooyernment as
The State of Virginia, the constitutional acts
of its Governor respected as those of tue
Commonwealth, Western Virginia is now
in ~ position to renew the title of the Old
Dominion to the designation of Smother
of Stltes." Out of the vast territory of
the original Yirgiuia four great States.:were
long ago organized Another isjust born,
while still another, segment of the old ter
ritory is about to transfer its allegiance to
Mnrylpud. On all these important changes
| ia the map of the United States Congress
will be called to act Mt its next session,
The programme of the Wheeling Conven-
tiou will probably be this. For Western
yirgiuia proper, including all the counties
west of the Alleghanies, a distinct State
government, under some new name, will
be demanded. Tue two counties of Arco
mac aud Northampton on the Eastern
| shore will be annexed to Maryland. The
Valley of Virginia will be left to take its
chances with the Tide-water region. All
the power necessary to tie consnmmatton
of these great political changes rests be-
tween the Convention and Congress- ex-
cent as to the Eastern shore, for the annex
alton Of which to Maryland the not un-
wiiliag consent that State viii be neces-
sary. II 80 iHH n,i7 -,
This plan earrisd out-and who can
doubt its fulflment-Nnd Virginia will be
shorn of that ultra-montane region she
has always abused-fully one-third OF "er
territory; together with that other tract,
rich in niggers aud tobacco, the home of
Wise, which lies between the Chesapeake
arI tha Atlantic
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05
AHIY,s CRUELTY.


~ s5si p 4Hi AAS' = - .lAS'' 'iN''
-. 1, t,,sl5 -
faL ,,!, !tlly , % -. ~ IS,lHsr ssst
Why You who W0nld not hurt mouse,
sr Can turfure 50 your toTnr1
-. f.gf 80. N
HS9 siSe yeus s'slll.., - = -. - 5t
And al your face grows kinder at
The lIitls brown bees hnmmfDg, sTsly
- 49,.
But Hhsn As i gslt 80 ~
* TOu seem to haTs stitched your eyelidE down,
To tbatlnng pteca OF sewing -
if@ - -. -, ~
A9H never IN ~, = : ..I ,S,ss., ~, ld H
To keep his long day warm and blue -F
SO fretted by your seorning'
= ssLt,. ~. b..a ssiTh. ,,T,oss ~, ~. j.
~ III IST-,9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05

The Mormons, through AFR. Brigham
Young, have sent in their adhesion TO the
North or course. The leading doctrine
of Mormonism is Union without Affection.
HINT ToA PBACR-LoTtNa SElaHBoR.
frances auGpcler may be Fottp, hut
England will not.
sSoRlN0.
The Voices . The Night.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05

The above prospectus has up 70 this date been
published in only Of leading papers toE ten
;iNJ6 80 extra eH0rtS 20 g5t stock tk6n hnFe been
ie1 az the enterprises thft 0Vef tW5 handred thouS
and dollars Of the stda hAs ALREADY Bssl takall We
would briefly state that the shares SIS each paid
IN fall without farther liability. ~ de-
livery registered only When dends are FeeeVed.
ANY pers5n having money % spars, cam by the pur-
make an Investment that will pay largely, and hold
stock that e readily eonrsrtg into ellA tsat loss
Au communications to the Pralident prgmptly
aanjE6rsd. - -Efs % 74e Hih50-dkW3M
-ss. Loais, Mo-, March "a. 1851. /. s7iss5I.77
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05

; ltsH6nfy D. Bacon, .7lll1a z. q. B9ey.
M. BUrLER, TEeee4 = Alfred AZ cLAIftPgt Pre',t'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05

"a SPECIAL NoTIoES Double the above rates
n77-Year1y Advertising reasonable terms, Aecor-
ding to the space occupied and the numberof changes
made. .la-t r5slfa fa+at s7ff 49,
AllAdTertisementsfrom transient persons or stranE
ers. to be paid for IN ddpdlos- '
business Cards not exceeding hTe lines SO
50 for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the AdveFtisers' own Immediate 6usinesS; and all
Advertisements for the benefit of other prsOnB Hs
we'll all legal advertisements and advertisements
ofauctiOn saes and real estate sent In by them muS
be paid for at the usual rates.
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged In all
cases at full rates F5a --aI :
Marriages NOtieesof Funerals Andannouncemgpts
of sermons, so cents each. nOVll-'5S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05

With nil the other crop disasters, the
crop Of cliestnuts has failed In France. In
f4anss ehsstnats take the place Of poss.
toes with the poorer olassss, who consider
hem most important part Of their jiet
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05
Pennsylvania Insurance Co.
Assets, january I, I 800.

.NHE above Companies having appoEnted the under
signed their Agent for Wheeling, and vicinity
6uld Fespectfuy solicit tho patronage OF the public
sRIdCompanies are well known to be frst class oees
All losses promptly adjusted N. .C.ARTIHK, Agt.
sen3O iFTfi once over the Bank OF wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05
A STORY OF aooDLuoK

Eow a chiId Created sympathy,
what came OF IL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05

1t isimpossibIe to please the Yankees.
They are not satisfied with our leaving
them to themselves, aud they also complain
that VIC will not stand a. loan. No wonder
that we do not cotton together, and it. is
not likely We shall, so long as they con-
ttnue to keep US outof cotton. l6
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05
STATISTICS FOR THE SuRssRYE-PRoM THE
MoNIrEUR viSIcoLE.


Fair Brussels takes the lead IN beer, sI
81, Proud Stockholm loves her brandy, .
Madrid Is great in chocolate, Is7 afa
Dear to each Spanish grandoe.
g rs Vile Hbsinths keeps gay Paris pert, al-
t7 The Turk for coffee Graves, -e t.-rs
Strong wines NIL up the Drlt0n'G' cup,
Who never will be slaves, 4s...4- as 'ts
eE But son look here, my little nlAnJ seF
BE wiser than the bunch: S-atl-e a--
Through all your life pursue one plan,
And always stick TO .s4r; fuNcH,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05
aatlggnte1ligea
rER1Is OF ADynRpIsIne.

TEMyEsoLID L1EIs OF NoNpAasn, (OA Os4 1Son, )OR
Ei.lITl5f Fr4 LEsE NkRE A SQUARE.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-05

act, that they are now entitled to receive
when the same quantity of land is entered
with money, one-half to be paid BY the per-
son making the application 1t the time Of 30
doing, and the other half on che issue Of
the certificate. by the person to whom it
may be issued: Provided, That nothing
contained in this set shall be so construed
as TO impair or interferes ins any manner
whatever with existing redemption rights.
And provided .fuethsr, That all persons who
may have fled their applications for pre-
emption right prior to the passage of this
act shall be entitled to all the privileges of
this act.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-05

We purchase our goods direct frornsF FIRST HANDS
and are offering them at lower prices than any
other house on the Missouri River.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-05
9 q q q q q
SEVEN YEARS.

The seven years of unrivalled success attend
ingthe EAEfE Sk&K
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have made it household word throughout every
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SeThe Cosmopolitan Art JournaI.'s 2
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-05
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
COMMENCEMENT OF THE SEVENTH
VOLUME.

The Publishers of THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY have
pleasure in announcing that the new volume, to
commence with the number 70 T qJannary,- -f6Sls
win contain features of remarkable interest and
attractiveness. Among these, may be named,
A New Novel, by Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe.
Author of @Unele Toms Cabin" and ~The Min
ister's Wooings" Z. : = |-'' rs : y
A New Novel, BY Charles Reade Author Of
"Christie johnson, Peg .Wofhngton," etc.
New Stories, by Miss Harriet Prescott Au-
thor of The Amber Gods, and Sir Rohan .
Ghost" = iA1-A--~ A@h sS-aN AAA@
New Romance, by the author. of "Charles
Aachester," and "'Counterparts."
Also, Contributions in Prose and Poetry by
Henry ", LongfeIle low Riehard B. Kimban, Ma
thaniel Hawthorne, George g. Hillard. Oliver
Wendell Holmes, James Russell Lowell, Ralph
Waldo Emerson, John g. Whittier, Bayard Tay-
Tor. Edwin P. fWkipples Henry GIess Rose Terry
Rev DR. Bellows, Charles +. Norton, Winthrop
Sargent, T, ", Higginson, J. 7. TrowbFidge.
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Ulae Gn,peria Me,us
IisATURDAY. JANUARY 5, 1851
BIRDIE.

4 awoke one morning in midwinter time,
And thought I'd svak,d in another cIine.
For the ground which was bare the night before
And as black and hard e. iron Gre, =
Had disaPPeard -eopld beseen no more,
And BOW q lar - the eye could 20, = 8
Lay vast expanss Of now fallen snow. =
Ny pulses bounded with raptuous dow
And my heart with pleasure wass All aeIov
81 At winters first poetie efusion.
s(For the cold and gloom have thought its syo.e:
Whiie the soft white snow in its pure repose;
The pearly ringing along the caves, -
And the deliesta werk which the Frost king
!; ~; ,'.,s Are. I take it. its Soary3
Twas day Of rare beauty. and prov'd yet more
Fer birding sweet sought our hosehold nest.
a tiny, rosy, lovely thing, Ze
Game with the snowdekes on angel wing
"a And we called her our 'Snowbird." =
The winter passed, and it was not long
Ere our birdling's voice was turned TO song.
Our slrmbers were broken at dawn Of day,
BY the cAr0lirg sweet Of her matin lay,
ssiz And then she became our LARK
SO time sped onward, and she grew apaes,
Learning to Warbie with lFsrest grace, rrsz
All Of our simple houshold songs, a-ss
And Of others she heard countless throng.
q ThenIye termed her "Msekirg Bird"
She did not act az other birds do.
Flying away when the summer was through;
But she staid in the winter 80 dull and drear,
Our homes 70 brightsn-our hearts TO cheer;
- And then she was eur Canary" =
And when her young heart began to expand,
Taxing in all Of the Household band, -"
With love so innocent, deep and pure,
Nofiife-iong duration, constant and sure,
Oh! then she waS our sweet"Dove."
have proV,n I think, her inalienaLle claim,
,Tothissweetsst and dearest Of baby names.
Even the patter Of her little feet, - ea 8.
As she runs down the walk her papa to meet,
Is like the sound of bird-music sweet.
There IL one more title she has not claimed;
(Our hearts grow faint Wiener it is named,
She has, become to us all very dear.
There sometimes comes Ger Us . sick ming fear
Lest2she should grow weary Of earthly things,
Should unfold TO our vision some hidden wings
And leaving our nest all dark and drear,
Soar away TO another, purer sphere 80 s
AaBird Of Paradise" slEEGlBE
lSDIASAPoLIs. --s=s- s4--s S.. NJ. H.