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, 1861-07-08

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ers with ,ni1itarv enh1enna ~ lnonaarks and
the camp chests of Chaplaius, including, such
works az Aedley Wears, HaFelock, Soldiers
Atsslon, @ s94ea bdeals dsts pook, . ,o thu
pockets Of: under gmments, These are to
be put In when the garment is folded BY the
Apackage Of forty y~eight Envelope Tracts for
tne friends q soldiers to enclose IN Their let"
Trsc+s ac ~ ~ vsriona a;7ea for d,.+r,hn+;on +,
the encampments: also, uThe Christfan Ban
ner," 8 periodical for the same purpose.
These publications are prepared expressly
for the soldiers, and ore Oh themes suitable
both to their physical and spiritual wants, aud
in size and style Of binding such as the army
officers hsse advised. Copies Of these having
a.: ra.~,.o. ..5 ~ ,-.1 Ga ,,oua r.oa,,7aa
th.ir hearty annrnva,
Tho Roaton Tract soc,etv hive anerona1v
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,nonnt ~ nuhlica+ions eona1 n that con+ri.
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, 1861-07-08

EGAHpEN HosE Of the best qualify may be had il
any quantity, fitted and ready for use, at the Rub
her Store, LIZ Randolph strcet-Kingsbury Block.
, 1861-07-08

p1ATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ cOCETY, s. s-Snperor Court Of Chicago.
September Term a p, lsIi l.sac Cook ". RIsaF
7. Bay, paIiel 7; Wood I.orcn G Hut1sr M.ran
DoGE T. Il. Bi.elaR and I4hR Bay, exrcns.,rl ef
tie last will and 1esta. Mt Of Henry Bly, deceased.
In Ctlpcery
A,.:da7st Of the non residence ct Loren g. Batter
snl T. Bfsslow. two Of tha defendants apore
taid Superior C.nrt Of Chicesc. Nos'ce u her .bT
esvrn to the said Lo1e2 G. Batiss aad z niseioH,
CONT the Chancety slde thereof The sto day Of
3Iuy l~6 n that S7nHons has Issued out at said
MoEca o. Sc teber next 6i. sby Law req ,ired-
Nov, unless Jon, The s.!d Loren =. Butter sn1 II
supertor Court Z ca!esge of c"ok Gouaty, % tse
In eu!a County, the nrst Monday Of September
ISL snd plese snswss 9. dsmur 70 fe sald complaln;
Z nrs there ch.,ged and stated, @:l be tnksa -
cou:ess* and dee1e entered ssainss you accord
WAITER EDIDALL. Clers.
h RnDF Commits II
, 1861-07-08

r I. CARTER,
PArER AND PAPER STOCK WAREHOUSE,
g3lSouth Water Street Chicago, H.
Cash paid tor Cotton and Wooden RaEa. and Metals.
sefaAiT
, 1861-07-08

B Robinson's Patent Barley and Groats Tay.
1ors tine English Mustard, in packets and bottles,
warranted FREsH and genuine. By Sargent, appth.
ecary, COZ Randolph 6 CLARK streets,
, 1861-07-08

T Auction eale Of elegant French Lacs
M.ntillA., md Embroidered Jetts. this (Mon-
dsy) morning, at 10 O'Clock, BY Gilbert Lamp
scn l. Tarnex, No. q Lake street. -;
, 1861-07-08

~ Cook i McLain. 50 Dearborn ssrest. have
made their price for cleaning sad dyetng Gents
garments less than any Other house In the city.
, 1861-07-08

ATAR DAY's saIrxKsTst-By the foot
1reg Of shipments By lake On Saturday, re-
ductpg 1our to wheat, It Is shown that the
tots reaches the goodly figure Of 4S4.s5s bu-
Nesr1y half a million buRhels IN sone grain.
, 1861-07-08

TKxptRAucE LacrrRa.--L l. Bond. Esq,
will deliver N sddress before the Chicago
Temperance Legion, at Edwards Chapel,
corner Harrison and Halsted streets, on Mon
day evening next, 1t 8 O'Clock. The public
are cordially Invited to attend.
, 1861-07-08

CAps1xEp.-A eail boat was capsized On Fri
day night of Van Buren, street by coming ID
collision With another craft, epuing several
persous into the water. The PARTIES we're res
eued with 10 other damage than good wet
ling.
, 1861-07-08

f'e the building, which contains some FL, coo
worth Of oils and materials, Independent OF
the machinery and tools Having so recently
Sustained loss Of over 100000 By the de-
stoctton Of their chops by fire, the boys are
nc~-ery cautious, and, headed BY Purdy and
Morrow, they were promptly On the ground,
with their hose attached to the Worthington
Safety Force Pump, now constantly in reaai:
mesa for such An emergency. There is hardly
, building IN the city 1t tts size, containing
more conhnsiib1e material fhan Til, md but
fer The. pro1nptnesa of officers 4nd men, it
woa1d hayc ben serious fire.
- u- c..a-.,n,
80 ca,c.ao - - I4nnan.a.nNn.ns- ~ ~. ~ ~. 49,
m.a..sss1 I ~ 1n1- 7oth +hsrs x,,, ~ a'>s -
"e'' 80 ~. -" W
ior'na opening O. 1o's Important railway
communication. M !ne omeets Of Inc various
reads interested u sae AR Line" have inv'-
ted large innmeef o1 guests 10 participate IN
The pleasures ot tne oas. ine excursion
Train VIII le1Fe chie2go ~ O'Clock On the
morning q "eone3osy' As11',ng a'Ulnclnnan
10y o1a lae e'ea '-1AAs we e.ip :"
-.e'en ROUTE conaontees na toe el's coun-
~ ~ ne enamDer oI eonmefce WILL 1ake
sI.,ee v ~ tae e e1eutalonlsss "mle tneJ remain
q ~ ~: ans tono~lng viii be the pro
A = e.1 iot 1netf enjoyment
1noeo's 1.'fnlng, July il, Il o'clock, 3
spesaa3 ee"pa45 .4 uam VIII be Fun on
, 1861-07-08

d a II 4E l. IL -
At The residence Of the BRIDE l1 FTeepuEt I1Ee 18Th
py Rev: Dayid Tted. III. JAMES Il. sfAx6E And
Eiss AMELIA JEWHLI4 al OF Freeport I'll.
, 1861-07-08

TO 6 RAIN SHIPPERS!
, 1861-07-08

F1n7-Tha alarm Of fire, On Saturday a.
ternoon was caused BY the partial burning Of
two story fraue building on the corner OF
Banroe aud Clinton streets. Loss about
500. So.
, 1861-07-08

1El HHI]S MO. SUGAR, COM
10O NON tteAct,se-:ftt :ftt aa1en9;
EAR8oAH. kITKIN r HAMK&X~
, 1861-07-08

spRsG sA1Es-Aes.rs- Vim. n. Ross &
Co. announce that On to day, July 9th, they
will commence their closing ont sale of their
entire sumuer stock without regard to cost
The eales Of this well known house are pre-
cise1y what they are announced, as CUR shop
1ets have come to know, and the words
spanked down" and 4-closipg out" mean
precisely what they sag.
, 1861-07-08

AccapHxT.-On the Fourth, At Calumet Sta
ton, B. D. Ferguson, lad, shot of one Of
hit fnxru while celebrating the day with
pistol
, 1861-07-08

HtdH ScHoo1, ExAx1nA11oNs-The annual
examinations oF the High School viii occur
Mozday and Tuesday Of next week. The ex-
crcsses will continue from 9 to 12315 L H., and
from tD5P,
, 1861-07-08

TEE WEST SIDE UaIos DgroL-The Pitts
burrh, Fer: Wayne d Chicago, North Western
and other Railroads which contemplate using
the Union Depot, have commenced the work
of h5tp3 the foundation for the same
, 1861-07-08

To THE LApIEA-7he ladies engaged at the
seFing room o7cs AcVicker's Theatre, desire
to appeal to the ladies Of the city to come and
help them. There is still much work to be
done for The 1::ah Brigade and the Cairo hos
ritils. The ladies who have been attending
the rooms tor the past TWO months are getting
discouraged. They need help instantly. Will
1ot The ladies Of the city volunteer their sid,
ard not permit the burden OF the day to rsat
upon few?
, 1861-07-08

GETTING WK11.--:Anton vogel, tho Geznan
blscksrnith injured IN the l1ghsat Cooper 5oe's
On North Clark street On the MI ght before the
Ath In recovering =
, 1861-07-08

omee and Mandatory 1t Lsk4 4 1oA7Hton1 ifo1
WqzH No. 81 Franklin street. fe26Nly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-21
FROM WARRINGTON.
fapEoIxL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE DISPATCH ]

WASHINGTON, Feb 10, 1861.
The papers Of this morning do not confirm
what was stated, on good authority, last
might've that it Is aim o5t certain that
every one OF Nirginlas propositions VIII be
REJECTED III the Peace Congress The right OF
proper " in slaves as existing under the Con
sJItution, is denied the right of transit with
slaves, through free States, Is also denied
likewise projection to slavery in future Ter
TIturies. But, be this true or false, the indca-
tons yes terday show that compromises stand
httle chance OF passing through Congress.
That part of the Compromise OF 1890 when
secures to slave-oWners the right OF appeal TO
the supreme Court, was repealed iii the act
creating the Territory OF Colorado ont Of New
Mexico. This act was passed with Indecent
haste and violence. The House by majority
Of -, refused TO reject the most infamous force
Bill ever enacted, and il Will probably pas s
to-day. This bill authorizes the President to
call out the army and navy, and the militia
1t also gives him the power 10 arm and equip
volunteers raised IN any part OF the United
States out of the refuse and ritf-ran popu-
latlou.
Notwithst landing these force bills, and not
Withstanding the fact that Senator wilson
DECLARES thar war will begin on the 4th of
March and the further fact, Us confidently
asserted to me, that even the Tennessee Com
mssioners have abandoned all hope OF com
promise, | feel assured that something Will
be done to ''placate' poor old Virginia, ana
keep Aer in as the tag-rag Of the Abolition
Umpire. The Republicans understand all
these sturdy resolutions about a "final settle
ment,' TO be mere wind and pcther. Virginia,
by a decisive vote, has declared her prefer
cuce of the North to the South, and all she
wants is an excuse for staying in. Something
Will be dohe to allay the weak senslbltity
which has replaced in the present generation
the high sense Of honor and OF right which
dIstnguis he'd the heroes of old.
The organization of the Seward Douglas
Andy Johnson Union party goes brayely on
and the work tor the next Congressional cam
palgn in Virginia and Tennessee is already Gu
and dried here. Southern Rights men are nt
match for this coalition as they Will find mex
Spring. Seward Is going 10 play the oiilest
and sweetest OF games. | hear that he vii
have All the forts vacated as soon as Lincoln
Is inaugurated. Oh now the people of Nir
gmIa viii love him IN lees than year from
this da tie.
President Davis inaugural excites genera
admiration My lord, the king Abraham, Il
improving some what in his itenerant tundole
At Buffalo and AT Albany, he exhibited tain
rays of Intelligence, which would not hay
dlsgraced cultivated ourang- outang. lie bid
fair 10 rival 4" The Learned Pig" eventually
Beyond the occasional stlbolng of q hack
man and nightly alarm or two OF fire, w
are without pleasing entertainments. Tn
Theatre bills promise us IA treat tO-morros
hlshtfrom Miss joey GouSin- him, or sem
such name. ZED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-21
AUCTION BALES.
By Goddin 4 Apperson, Auct's.
FUTURE DAYS.

A ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
AND Is nENRlGo Gov. COUNTY; ,y Ap Y.f,E TO
LIKELY SLAVES AS attorneys and agents for
the Parties I'M crested shall sell at public auc
ton the following very valuable saye- ana Zeal kfa
Ann f3oddin who was a devisee under the will Of
her father the late Major Hugh Davis, dee'd % %
o'einck NJ, in front of the State Court Honse, in
The city of Richmond, III fair If not, the hrst ialr
day thereaeT five seiy ana Ro ssr w @ih
charles and Albert One of these Slaves has been
accustomed from boy hood to the Grocery business,
aud is now acting as Porter in large estaollsn
ment One other has been raised to the honse'
and Is frst-rate Dining Room servant, In me
any others similarly employed. ,,.,,
SAnd on the same day on the Irensos Al n c,s
side of Franklin, between sth ana s!h streets,
fronting about II feet, running back 10; ieet "l1h
the right to build againet the east wall ei tne
joining tenement, and the privilege OF an aii e.,
lea ding out to sth street. On a part OF this io'
there is Brick School-hcuse, now in the @cen I,
per annum, to expire 18th September, 1863, at
which time the buildings will attach to and be.
long to the freehold. Another portion OF said lo
Is now rented for $50 per annum, thus making
the aggregate rent $50 per apnum. -,
And Immediately thereafter, say at SO clock I
NJ, on the premises lot at the corner OF Nena
Bile and McCaDce streets, fronting on the soutl
side of Nenable street 50 feet. running back .
| feet having thereon "a Brick ana ffdineu 1eho'
| ment, formerly used rs Store and Dwelling
At the same hour and place will be sold a 10
| containing about TWO ACRES, in ilcnrico, on thu
| Meadow Bridge road, near the residence OF Alder
| \. Morris, Esq.
| And another ot near the above. containing abou
ONE ACRE, on the cross road leading from the Mea
| dow Bridge road to the Mechanic>ville T0llgate
| and adjoining the Farm Of DR.. Z. Fl. Deane.
| TERMS -For the Slav months credit, Tor ap
proved endorsed negotia bic pa per, interest added
| For the Real Estate one-fourth cash; balance a
| L. ! and Il months for negotiable paper, interes
| dol 1y-a +rrSt doc S,tS fUr
| 70 be paid by the purchasers.
| . n GOHDiN y APpEEN'N- Aufi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-21

A general service of funerals i'll France is
conducted by a company i'll Paris, authorized
by law, managed by director, with liked
tariff Of prices.
Alison, convicted of poisoning his wife in
the Hudson County Court, n. J :, has been
sentenced to be hung on the 10th of April.
The second daughter Of Gen. Harvey, U.
s Army, has just married, in Paris, the
Count de Noue, an officer in the Guard.
Lord Lincoln is to marry the daughter of
Mr.. Hope, who gives her $4,000 year. So
says the London Mail.
Gov. Andrews, of Massachusetts, in his re-
cent message, recommends the auoiluon OF
capital punishment in that State.
A colored woman, ll2 years old, familiarity
known as "Aunt Phillis,'' died at Princeton,
\. }. =, last Saturday.
A child of Mr. Edward Colver, residing in
Newark, n. j E, died on Saturday from eating
lucifer matches.
Hon. Moses Davenport, Mayor of Newbu
ryport, Mass, died on the 18th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-21
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
CnnprcxsinnaI.


w.su,xarox. Feb 2o-Hosse The House
resumed the consideration of Stanton's force
bill.
rovarfui speech. 1t was not only decIara-
lion of war but 1t invested the President with
dietatoriai powers in times of peace, enabling
him to call out the ent tire force OF the country
if he saw proper, against the seeding States.
He showed that it was a violation of the Con
stitution, as well rs crushing every hope of a
peaceabie adjustment of our national difficult
ties He alluded to the fact that though the
Cons piracy" Committee reported there was
no danger of Il seizure of the capital, Federal
forces were still being accumulated there.
Mr.. Eallandigham, of Ohio, made speech,
earnestly favoring peace, Cancellation and
com promise.
The consideration of the Navy bill was re-
sumed. The amendment relative to the seven
new sloops- of war was read.
4DIr. Garnet, Of Virginia, moved proyiso
that these ships shall not be used in enforcing
the Federal laws in, or assist land forces
against, any State claiming to be ont of the
jurisdiction of the Federal Union. He thought
the present an improper time to incur add
tional expenses, when The National Treasury
was bankrupted. He supposed the intention
was to use the sloops against the seeded
States, as ayowed in the Senate the other day
Twas the policy of Lincoln to Use coerciye
measures. This position was in effect assented
| to by Mr.. Stanton, of Ohio, who had said tina /
| if the seeded States should be able to main
| tain their nationality no one would think OF
| operating against them. 1t was not TO be sup
| posed that the next Administration would
| acknowledge the right Of secession, and in this
| event all this business must end IN civil war
| Mr.. Anderson, of Ky, asked MIR. tarnett II
| he was in favor of the Union.
| Mr.. Garnett-I am for the secession OF ' If
| ginia at the earliest possible moment. zap
| plause and Kisses
| Mr. Millson, of Va, responded TO Mr.. Gar
| nett, saying the building OF the steamers was
| not a wariike measure, but intended tor p'r'
| poses of peace
The amendment was finally adopted.
! Senate Mr.. Wade endeavored to call up {
bill disseminating the mail service in the Sc
| cading States, but failed. ..t
| The Finance Committee reported back tht
| Army hill, with the amendments.
The Postal bill was discussed. Mr.. Hemp
hill. of Texas, endea vored to get in q substl
tute looking 10 an inter postal treaty with tn
| Confederate States.
Mr.. Mason, Of Va, hoped the Senate woul
consiier the subject well ere il declared IN
| Contedcrated StateS--as expressed III the bill
I'm Il state of Instruction The enforce
ment Of such a dccIara ton had cost Grea
Britain seven years of long and bloody war
When il is necessary 10 declare war agaiGs
the Confeticra ton, let il not he an aGdend
TO the Postal bill but as a deliberate act; the
may God defend us.
| The Tariff bill was then taken mp. TIL
| amendments agreed to in tho committee wpr
| read and discussed seriatm. Most of III
| amendments were agreed 10, and the bill pass
ed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-21
From WASHINGTON,

WAsHiSaToN. Feb. 2o.-The route agent be
tween Grafton and ParkersbuTg has been re-
moved, on account Of leaving his business,
without PERMISSION to engage in the secession
movement.
Several postmasters in Kentucky and Ten
nesSee have been removed FOR a similar cause.
The Select Committee of Five on the preSi-
dents special Message, has prepared a roport
to be presen ted to morrow, III which they say
III It the Navy Department have neglected. &c
defend the Atlantic Coast, and conclude with
Il resolution censuring the Secretary for re-
ceiving the resignation of those who were il
arms againgst the Govern ment, without Civ
ing the same any consideration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-21
BY L. Il. Cook, Auct'r.
erroRE FIXTURES. SCALES. &c. a

csrnEE FIXTURES, SCALES, &C., AT
= AUCTION .--On MONDAY, the 25th instant, at
- clock will sell, at the store on Cary street.
between 18th and 18th SITS, next door to the Bank
- Richmond, all the FIXTURES, consisting Of
.ar1e GRAIN BJNS,'l very large REFRiGtR 4; a
TOE, l SCI PLATFORM SCALES, lkoN SAFE,
ii ALES. MEASURES, DESKS, &c.
Previous to which, will be offered the KEY of
said store.
TO parties wishing to secure most excellent
.uSiness stand, AT nominal rent, the opportu
nifty recommends itself.
-TERNs-All sums under $40. cash over that
amount, 50 days credit, for approved negotiabi e
paper [fe I'll E. E. COOK. Auctr.
CTORE FIXTURES &C., AT AUCTION
= Oh SATURDAY, I'D inst, at 10 O'Clock, will
sell at The store No isl Broad street, recently oc
cupied by q. l.. Betty. Esq, all the FIXTURES
ued in said store, consisting of
COUNTERS. SHOW CASES, SHELVING,
GAS FIXTURES, &c, &c. E. B. COOK.
fe2 Auctioneer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-21

CoMING STATg.-The Nevada country, by
the richness Of the Washoe mines, is becoming
populous, and thinks of setting up Il govern
i4tnt on IT'S own hook. The T. tab Mofmons
eialm that II IS within their borders, and the
tof1rnor of California recommends the exten-
ron Of The Eastern boundary OF that State 10
lheI0de II. The Nevadians, however, don I
care 10 De- under Mormon rule, and Califotuia
lIs most populous portion-is distant, and
already that State is big enough for Il half
dozen Of respectable size, and they therefore
pray Congress TO constitute them Territory
ny themselves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-21

MASSACRE IN hgxico.-Advices from Monte
1ey, Dltgieo, announce that Meiia had eli tered
the town OF kioyerde about forty miles from
.9ah Luis,at the head OF TWO thousand mes and
that he butchered two hundred men who de.
iehaed the place, sacked. pillaged and burned
~ ne houses, aud returned To the mountains
ihe iitte defensive force, especially the officers,
contested every inch OF ground, but had to
yietd at last. Dobiado had sent two thousand
men into the noun tains to punish Meta The
ne" Me1iean tariff is complained of AS being
100 hlgh and likely 10 interrupt trade
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-21

MARINE MONSTER CAPTURED.-A black fish,
fourteen feet long, and eight feet in circum-
ference was seen struggling III the shoal water
at the foot of LmPhouse street, Charleston,
:. c., Saturday morning, and captured by Il
moose slipped over his head 1t lived on shore
until eyening-its colored captors reaping II
harvest of half dimes out of the curiosity of
the public 1t was blown ashore during the
gale Of the day before.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-21

Posi- OFFICE AFFAIRS Railroad line, Will
mingt0n. n. G, to Manchester, Robert Nj
Houston is appointed route agent, vice Z; w.
Halves declined. Once at Mount Landing,
Essex county, Va, is established, ana Aren't
bald K. Rowzie is appointed postmaster. AT
Johnson's Cross Roads, Monroe CO., Va. Jas
w johnson is appointed postmaster, vice A.
Q. Scott, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-21

GAR1BAIpr,s Son IN ANp.-Ricciott
Garibaldi, youngest son OF Garbaldl, who
is described as about fourteen years of age
with 4 decided resemblance to his Illus tri0us
IA Their, is on a short visit 10 Evan Leigh, of
Manchester England On the Goth ultmo he
was the recipient of flattexing address from
the workmen in the service of Messrs. Leigh
& Son, engineers, of that place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-21

DEATH OF AN AcTREss.-AIrs. Margaret JEFF
ferson. the wife of Joseph Jefferson, the com
edian, died in New York Tuesday morning
very suddenly Mrs. Jefferson will be re
lnembered rs an actress i'll Richmond during
the permanent engagement OF her husband
here She was the daughter of 1hos. Loeb
wear, an extensive forwarding merchant OF
New York. She leaves four children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-21

LINc0LYIss.-A Utica, New York, Mr.
Lincoln delivered the following speech:
Ladffs and Gentlemen-I have no speech to
make 20 you, and no time 10 speak i'll. / APP
pear before you that ] may see you, and that
you may me and i am willing to admit
ihat, 50 far as the ladies are concerned, L have
the best OF the bargain, though l wish ii to be
Understood that do not make the same ac-
acknowledgement concerning the men. Laugh
Ter and APPLAUSE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-21
A Missing iIau Found.

TORONTO, Feb. 19.-The body OF G. A. Ha-
ward a commission merchant OF this city,
who has been missing for the last week, was
found in the Bay on Saturday. There is no
Gle w 10 the mystery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-21

GALE OF THE VALUABLE LAW IL
- BRARf OF THE LATE JUDUs p. v: AN.
lei AT AUCTION, By CATALOGUE, on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY ?lsT. AZ
3 O'CLOCK, AT THE AUCTION ROOMS Us AIN
STREET .-Among the Works will be found
VIRGINIA REPORTS; sc vols.
ENGLISH COMMON LAW rs vols.
COKES REPORTS vols.
ROBINS0N'S FORMS.
ROBINSON'S PRACTICE.
ACTS ASSEMBLY, from lsl2 TO 1854.
Besides all the STANDARD WORKS usually
found In a well selected Law Library.
Catalogues now ready. and may be had at tbs
Auction Rooms, or w EST x JoHssroN's Bookstore,
las Main street. J. Ii. DlGGES. Au't.
n Rooru Saie-man IA at-tas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-21

NEBRASKA CITY, Feb. 20--Oid Fort hearney
was taken possession of Monday night, by the
secessonists who ran up the Palmetto flag
The Union men mustered, retook the fort,
tore down the flag and hoisted the national
ensign,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-21

CASES ARISING Our OF THE INSTITUTION OF
SLAVERY Three cases of political importance
will soon be before the United States supreme
Court. These are an &ppea! from the Terri
torlal Court OF Kansas on decision as TO the
right of the people oSta Territory to exclude
slavery therefrom; tn controversy between
Gov. MaGoftin, of Kentucky, and Gov. Den
nison, of Ohio, and the Lennon case, from
New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-21
Seizure of More Forts.

Fort SMITH, ARK, Feb. 20.-The Overland
mail coach from Sherman, Texas, reports the
seizure of Forts Chadbourne and Belknap by
The Texans; Also the seizure of the Overland
mail coaches, mails, sc. The agents OF the