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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
The New Regime.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Friday Feb. 9, 1901
Mr.W. s. Wood furnishes by authority the following
schedule showing the arrivals and departures in and
from the various localities the President elect and party
will visit on heir journey from here to Ecw-YoIk:
Monday, Feb. ll-Leave Springfield at g. m, and
arrive at Indianapolis at 5 p. m.
Tuesday, f2th--Leave Indianapolis at II a. NJ. and
arrive at Gin nnah at p. m.
! Wednesday l3tb-Leave Cincinnati az . &. N. and
arrive at Columbus at 70 p. M.
Tburrday, l.tb--Leave Columbus at a. Oh. and ar
rive at Steubenyille 20 minutes past p. M. and arrive
at Pi,tsburgh at 5p. II.
Friday, ljth-Leaye Ptsburg at 10 a. N. and arrive
at Cleveland q, pm.
Saturday, l6ih-Leave Cleveland at . a. H. and ar
rive at Buffalo at I'm.
Sunday, Eth Re main at Buffalo.
Monday lsth-Leave Buffalo at 6 a. M, and arrive
at Albany at 3 ?. m.
Tuesday, lsth-Leaye Albany ut 10 o. M. and arrive
at New-iork at 3p. m.
The following railroads will be- travelled over;
Great Wesern.
Wabash Valley
Lafayette ard Indianapolis.
Indianapolis and Cincinnati.
Dayton and Columbus.
Columbus and Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
Cleveland and Erie
Buffalo and Erie
Ncw-YorS Central.
Hudson River Railroad
Mr. Wood has made such arrangements as will in
sure both the comfort and safety Of those under his
charge He has provided spe ia trains to be preceded
by pilot engines oil The way through
Cards Of invitation will be issued by him to all par.
Elephants on the journey from point 70 point, and only
holder will be- found on the train.
Sac aud local auiboritits and prominent persons
withou distinction Of party will be invited
To avoid crovding and annoyance to Mr.. Lincoln
representatives Of the lending papers only will be ad
niited in the different Stopping places.
The Presidential party viii he under the charge Of
the local committees, and no party cjorny being in
tended to he given 10 the trip, Wid,Awake aud other
demonstr.I Of a partisan character VIII prove OBJ
iect oUabe.
Military escorts through the stopping lassz win be
acccpt,d. Bot nome ON ul" journey.
TIE invi'arson to visit Boston by the Executive and
legislative authorities Of Massachusetts, Las teen de-
clned by Nlr. Lincoln Tor want Of time.
Tire Presidential family ha4 broken up housekeeping
and is now to.ourn.ug az a hotel.
G. RAJe, oi san Francisco, b. Waiting Mr. Lincoln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09

No. ovIr,xs Fcb a-CorroS declined ic sales today
& 80 a. iolailc for Mdding, sales Of the week 67VA
OF the week 81 see bales, sgainft a9o IN sane
S.T, exports the week 5D0O bales total this
bales deceased receipts al this port lS45Oo bass
~ \, Ill the ports $50 SEQ bales stock In port 3 500 bsss
SHppg arm; ales Of the week 10 30 bags at II al3e I'M
ros OF the 400 bags; stock $500 bags against 9sv
80 vaa FREGuT Cotton 20 HsveT kc. Exchange on Len.
don 2l54c premiums Slight Exchange on Newfoh tasP
cent dscount. ,.n.,, =. ~.
for Middng. Mrket dull and easier onn., ~
NEw ORLEANS Feb 6COTTOSSales to-day ZUVVO ones "
n 2Ic FOR NEEDING steady a dae for tar TO ony
lr M0iAssEs 2al 25c. POKKhrn Mess Sle 90 Inc N's
Of the ket Uncfanged -, - =. nuaai,,~ n
Feb 900 bales At lie ior ~
The aules caused less frnness SUGAR stes
81. for fir 10 folly fair. MoLASKs, 2iG23c FL9.k
- rT Snerfue CoRy 60d15c PROylsost dull r,saiaas
Cotton 10 Liverpool Qsd. Exchange on Lenaon i'J
cght FxehGnre on EeWYo-k al discount ass IA fop
PuiIApELPaIA Feb e.-fIouH weak AZ 80 ~ y.iow S61s
snnerfne WHKAr unchanged. Corn dnh raj Oac.
Se; Old 6jd66c. PRouAicSs dun Bacon; sia"F ~ !
shonlAers d8o WHISKY quiet al llt dte Rad 2sI
SpaITisoxs Feb a-FLOuR dull Wheat gun ysllo,s 500
5Si 81; White 81 81 60 CoRs dsu "a leic COD, .
90. PRoyisoss steady; Mess s ro :, iss 20
/ steady al ~ l3te. WHisSt aa " i'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
,RlBuNE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1861.

further response to question from Mr.. Farnsworth
he reminded that gentleman that be iFarnswortb)
voted for the Cillenden-MOntgomery amendment,
which embodied provi ion to admit kansas with
Slavery in the Constitution, if tie people should so
determine.
Mr. FARNSWORTH said thai b" no,- ,,..-..,.
would rot 80 deerInir" '"0 PooPie
Nv --.uLOGG resumed SAY inc that he voted for
!na autndUer in the full recognition of the principle
u unnamed lie was for his country in all It's iar's
c did not care whether his proposition found in
the Bre, kinidge Douglas, or Republican platform.
II was enough for lin ii it suits the country Loud
applause.
MIR. SMITH Is. Am, n. c., in the courfe Of his
remark-, said that his State would not be party to
tie deructon Of the Government 20 long Ter rights
and honor were safe within the Union. lie concluded
by advocating the Cnttenden compSomise.
Recess I'll /. m.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. CAREY REP, Ohio proceeded to show that
there were causes for dissolution Of the Union
now that Lave not existed since the foundation Of
the Government. The only real difficulty with the
seCes'0Iis,s il the election of Republican President
The Crittenden proposition sham aud preteuse,
which would or be indorfed 10y the people.
Nobody caring 10 take the floor, the House adj
jOurncd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
FROM Washington.

NAsHINGIO S, Friday, heb. 8, lsbl.
II appears Oh inquiy the proper source, that the
S. Louis was ordered from the Gull squadron az early
"a Dec a, and tie Sabine Jan. = three day- before
tie surrender Of the Pensacola Navy Yard leaving the
other ycsses 20 compose that squadron tie POwnian
pocalontR. and Cumberland. 10 obtuin provisions
The s,oreship Supply sent by order OF Flag Officer
Pcndergrast 10 Pensacola, and by Capt. Armstrong,
then at that places ordered to return 20 the
gquadron But instead Of doing 60, Capt, Walker, her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
PENNSYLVANIA Legislature.

HAERIsBrHG, Friday, FEB. 8 1851.
bill guaranteeing g. 900, coo United States bonds
Of the new twenty million loan passed both Houses,
una imously, to-day.
letter from Major Anderson, in response to the
resolutions Of the Legislature ccDgaiula'ing lis
bravery was read in the House. II ID well written,
though brief, expression OF bis profound gratitude.
The Committee of Ways aud Means have agreed to
report favoraby the bi for the relief Of the Sudbury
and Erie Railroad and for the appointment Of com
mttee on tonnage duties on tie Penny wanna Ra'i-
road,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
Michigan Democratic State COn-
YenIiOn.

DETROIT, Friday, Feb. 3 1861.
The Democratic State Convention to nominate can
ddate for Judge OF the Supreme Court met in this city
Yesterday. Resolutions declaring devotion TO the
Onion, opposing coercion, aud favorng compromise
were ado ted These resolutions to be forW arded
to WasilytOp the Convention claiming % reVreeCnt
majority OF the people OF the State. TIE Convention
adjourned to the 1th OF March without making nonii-
nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
Marine EnisnsIeI..

BosroN, Friday, Feb. $, 1851.
The schooner Kossuth, FROM New-lork for Ports
mouth, with a cargo of -four, il ashore az Cape God.
she will 60 10 Pieces if the weather does not Moderate
Her crew have been saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
Rank Rfaflure.

CAsrQs, n. Y, Friday, Feb 3, 1851.
X. M. Goddard a. Co.'s Bank closed Yesterday.
They turn out their paper to their depOIors,
aud II holders are projected by the hedge oi public
stock. The cause Of the failure is unknown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
Frozen TO DeatEl.

NORw,LE, Friday, Feb. {, 1861.
Two Englishmcn nan eo Weeks, father and son,
were frozen to death of Round Beach Hat night.
Their bodies were found to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
From Illinois.

ST. LOUIS, Friday, Feb. 6, 1861.
TIE Springfield correspondent Of THE Republican
says prominent Republic m mbers Of The Illinois Leg,
stature are IL favor Of signing remonsrance against
Senator Seward going into Mr. Lincolns Cabinet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
Secession Procession in Memphis.

MENPHIs, Friday, Feb. 8, 1861.
There was an immense Secession torchGght process
sion tonight, the largest ever held here Great enthu
siasIn was manifested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
The Kentucky Legislature.

LOUISVILLE, Thursday, Feb. 7, 1851.
Both Houses Of the Kentucky Legislature have
agreed to adjourn next Monday until March 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
FORT s u M r E r.
,frSsACN FROM THE PRESIDENT
The Correspondence with COL Hayne.

WAsHEGToN. Friday, Feb. 8, 1861.
The President Of the United States, in z Message
-sz5.eIted to both Houses Of Congress to-day, say
aba. I the correspondence which occurred in Deem
H. & between the Commissioner from South Caro-
n ID himself was sent in with the Message OF jan,
~, y On the l1th Of that month, Col Hayhe Caied
. Informed him that be was The beaver OF a letter
N Gov. Pickeus which he wo1ld dthVer next ~! H:y
Q UIsyneI however was induced by the interpretation
II the Hon Jefferson Davis and pine other Senators
from the seeded and seeding States not 10 denver ne
letter on the dav appointed, nor was 1t colain4ni
n HAYNES letter of that date also communicated
The letter OF the Hon. jefferson Davis and the nine
bern Senators urging this delay bears the date OF
- try IS, and was the commencement OF core
snoosenee .he whole of which in the Presidents pos
aessiop he now submits TO Congress Most OF these
4 = have recently been Published. The ioowlngis
a., GLIDING part Of Col Haynes letter dated JAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09

Nor TRUE.-The report that tbs fireman. Mr. KUN
nett, was dead is not true. He is, however oaoiy
burnt ON his face and arma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10
RICHMOND wHIG.
an. Da,,y whig in RichnOnd--Iay ths Car

CHE I,aiiy WEig IN IIichinond--fay the Car
TIerH.
The great demand for The DAILY WRs within the CITY
A. well by regular ss by transient readers and the din
Guilty Of satisfactorily supplying both casses OF readers
bv carving system adapted. only to Office subsoriP-
lions, have induced US to resort to the only feasible
mole of managing large city circulation, to wit that
Of prspayasn. to ths Carriers. From this date mere
fore no subscriptions for the WIG to be left within the
ety will be ,aken at this office, ard all persons ndeo'ed
r sobseriuon TO the present time, within the city are
rs,tsd 10 cal, AZ the Office and settle their accounts
The Carriers will of courss continue TO deliver the pa
ps to the present subscribers and receive pay Tor the
same 8. the rate Of fifteen cents per week The Pu'ho
m nov understand that all restriction upon the sale oil
tbo wHre BY Carriers within the city Is removed ana
tha. all Who want it may buy from tie Carriers or have
/, le for them at their residences or places OF business
September I6t6, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10
April, 1861.

DRY GOODS.
NVrRcgAgrs visiting this ely yA view o. making perehS5sS
M are ectfy solicited 70 examine our ssooA % bNA
GOODS. We 0Ier Tor gale:
ts0ahAIss Brnvn sheeungs and shtFtngi,
Cslahrrgs,
caz-s g' sAcled Sheet.ngs and ed-tnSst
seh.lss Ps'l az Striped OsnahuTss,
b00pIscss 7.-ped aud fiAi Domesties, for servants,
JbAles r.rGugs,
s. Dg-.rs and Striped ShirtingA
Ficu cAsss ksucy PEnl,
Ccttorgir7,
10 Coored Osnbrics,
Is Kenlacky Jeans rnd TNeeda
Ard large OF Heavy and Vine Lneua wear
yt- Irsh Llnens Lawns Plain, Striped and Eneroii
ED Bsreg.s AID Popun Cloths Calslaeres Nesnes, &c. 49,
vi Of sh sell very che 70 he cash aad prompt 1aae
@4S' HLLErT DREWRY,
No. II Pesrl street,
Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10
GREAT BARGAINS IN DIZZY GOODS

SPECIAL notice TO the city and country people vn' Oh any
~ Eoo5s ,-onId AZ Nellby calling at No. q Main street
Having yery large stock Of Prints Lawns
sa pNn and figured BGreges black and coloIea sh
I'D bsAohed and brown shifting and sheetng, Oass
sr and Kentucky Jeans striped and domestic Ie men and
Seryants LAdes' Caters Morocco, Kid ana oaS eIossi
E.ses' And Ondrens Shoes, Of every size and auA
and Cotoa Goods and boys Ladies SIX Aad Lie
sovss al 10 cents M SIX % cts Linen Bos.ms al 70
.n,. IGh Linen 25 SIN aud 80 cents; PErAsols, plain
and striped cents; Swiss Oambre and Jasone' aSsn
nt niue AID white TAeian Astonishing low prices the hnesi
uaubc worked and Cellars, al corr All nose soolI
above and great many too numerous 70 snnon, Sas %
out charging any more they bought before the
hari times had commenced Be careful that voc come 70 he
rgns pace NO. - nam JOSEPH sTRAUsE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10
MAP or the STATE; or VIRGINIA:
Publh,ers, Booksellers sr@ sts.ionsrr,
HOOK
~ INCUBATION RFc0RD.

ISvKSYoRY, am ACCOUNT hook.
yor ne uss Of h.n.xer q sna forths better ordering
and Of plantation and busness many paro-
slars, b. ssesthsrn Planter -order Hesyen est lsv
RANDOLPH has pubIshed new ana Improved editions
The se and prices Cr So for year, s2 fcy
three year. &c., for osr year. 60 for Ave years s. Also
another edition. particularly adaP;sd fer Cotton Pan.Aeons
price o. $50 -. - = r. .
author Of this book e the mos, frrer. in
NE Southern States, and he ysse Of haI added tens
efhoufsnds Of doiars 70 hi eststs.-
o.ialsTs 80 hsss vslssss y isrnsrv wi Be
D We Seg y ~ u = apis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10
NEW AUCTION HOUSE,

NEW AUCTION HOUSE,
PoR Tax SALE OF NEGkoEs.
yE unde has ibis dSy commenced the Auction business
Tor ne sse Of NEGROES the Auction Room FRANKLIN
IT. Get lately occupied by BETS 4 GREGORY.
H. III s. Negroes both publicly and privately and socts the
age Of his ald the pubic generally He pledges his
10 promote the Interest Of his patrons and hAers himself
al from his long experience the trade he will be enabled to
obtain the prices lie Will make liberal advances
on All property In prepared 10 board
grd In he trade and their seVAntshayng ample accom-
S.5dstIon. FOR botb L. H. STOKES,
On Franklin Srd door below W all street.
Anil I'M 1s6l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10

ROBERT J.. DENNY,
Dealer I'm Hardware, CUTLERY, Tools, &e.,
Embracing every variety Of articles adapted for
BUILDERS, MA dHLNISTS d. H0USEKEEPER6
No. 900, ASovl YuI BAIrs.
r HAVE now In store the largest and moa com
plete stock Of English, German and American
Hardware Ihave ever had the pleasureto Of -
he ssme before purch,.ng elsewhere Ny goods resh and
having purchased eIcuysy for cah an prepared toof
fer them upon the lowest terms
shoye Spades Yor Raks scythe snaths Axes and Chains
Together with GARDENING TOOLS Of all kinda. tl.
In House-FuYntshfng Goods my stock IL also very
scpee-yf: Fine Tea Trays and Walters single and sett'
Jspand Toilet ssis Tn-wsre saucePans Tea and Preserving
Kettles Cutlery Ivory Handle Knives n dos and IN ets
Double Plated York; and spoons Bu,hes Hall and Feather Dust
M Tabs Bucke Mats Brooms; Cooking Utens1 kc, &c.
And building psrtcularyI am eoaI!snu,
PREPARED and complete ockv Locks Of every de-
scripton; Screws Iron ka Sheayes Screw
nds PueyI Cord Screw Cat and
Falls and Spikes and al other Articles NJ building purposes o
fs<he With Tools Of al hndL
- crtm ssrsssIy and promptly ss!sndsd 70.
800 ROBERT J. DENNY,
IN 100 Main sETet, above hs Bann.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10
RAILROADS. &t
RICHMOND AND DABvILLR RAILROAD.

l.
EEaEE 3 IN
sUPEaIETEHDEts oYPlcE,
RICHMOND, Apl9th, 1851. !
SUMMER ABEANGEMENT,
FOR TIE SOUTH AND soUTHWir. f.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
ON and after TRUasDAY, Nov 2st, the Pssngsr Trains VII
~ run q follows: II
Mail AIn leayes Richmond daily (sundayt inded) al I2O
M bal on Sunday the Train to Burkesveny connecin
with the rAnz the South hide Railroad NE son anu
South West $50 - - AZ
Mail Train leaves Danye daily, (except sunhyD h9 A. H.
and rea .hes Richmond AZ $40, P. ".
On sunday there viii be Man Train nom Btesve 10 Rich
rond leaving Burkesye on the arrival Of thrain from the
South Southwest at l4O p NJ and reaehig Richmond ~
40, p. NJ -, a, MI.
Train from Richmond connects at Burkesvth the Trains
on the south eide Railroad for Lynchbug sndhe south we"
daily. ,, ,,X Ar, s.u,,
The Danve connee Of Burkesylfh me noa'n
Side Railroad trains for petersburg and Norfolk
Through Tickets be ocued and DC cheSAeu
through TO the following Points: -,
Lynchburg, Knoxville, rshJuncuon'
O61ttAnooga Bristol, heuthis,
xtlanta Dalton, Viekburg, and
Montgrmerv New Orleans, Corah.
cHAs. G.fALooTT,
nooa-,f Superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10
VINE LIQUoss

VINE LsQUOHS.
w Nsr,"
100 cases nne ClsTrt Vine
30 baskel ohrnpsziu' Wine
casks hne IIsnt' BRANDY
ssadss large lot Of very Dad Wines ssArdes A.
Questionable 10 and purity 5ying been bought IN boad
Also London Porter, scoEeh Ale LIB and Scotch whsEy Oh
Jsnsics Rum, Ae Our ftock u virginia Rye whky cor Prise
most OF the best brandt ii Which very old and superior
all OF which vs WI sell 81 SEAL adsa1ce lots 10 Gi pU-
ehaiers- JchEsCE, YOUNGER oTlY,
isB We. ID Pearl Ftrsst. plsh-foud Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10

NJ LpTRRT CAPS. 5yiiitary CaP-!G JUuN
IVA DOOLFf Offers Wholesale ant Retail, 10 the Military
and gsnsrv MS large STOCK % Hone Manufactured
god Grey sud Black Cadet and Fatigue Style Caps
bat.f Al ma b atusrms7s favorable In any city
la ta.S5us Psrtcaar attention deIirsd % the Black Military
7, Ia The dups Jutshe ard wsrnest Gap maapac
cured Hlylg 1nl yoot sappy Of rt0k, The mAnaactas
orD- h. le Wayl-sac aud Retzl trade will he cOnRu
- JaHS Doc ~, No 81 Ialu Street Richmond, Va seq0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10
DoGaEr.E = ANOERsON,

RI receiving Tor the Pau Trade Cspeags, Oh Cloths, ia
"A unsl Curtain G,ed Cornees aud bsats, wiadov shaiss
Pper Hanny1 Carried Hair and kos fer sale q: low prices
aeta C4l Bedl ard Mattresses made 20 order IT sost
ice Paper banging done In the city or country BY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE,

DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTsERSHIP.
TuNHE 90 Partnership Of GARRISON. Anderson Co..
was dissolved July LIST by mutual consent =. A vakk
~ viii e The business though either partner viii sgn IN nqui
daOn The books be found al the once OF
clArkson Co., No. LOG hAn street. o,,prsou
I'M. ANDERSON,
"a 40 II. BR0WNELL.
NOTICE.
mi, d.ts our ssles will be for CLsH payable
J. ,5,bn tbiy,v dayS OLARKsON CO.,
20 No. lO6 Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10
uEaDS OF DEPART

t2 NETs AND AssIsrANIs-l would peg 70 W. ' ~
gt-p0D Of he Departments OF The various br1nenta
No oy-r1t OF me Coniedegas sates, nov IN Nenmoao 70
M larys .ul extensive sock Of Books, Paper, StaIoh
cry, Envelopes, BiSnH boOAs' oNN'' 'D van
farush then A. fkrPucei. -. n. - nj, "a
HAVING hsi 70 NJ establishment, excessive BOOK SINCE
~ . AZ, prv arud 10 binding, and the
Hank BooE q every description IN tie best mHnasE Saa e
""0'- f'~N Publisher and Bookseller,
A.. " Main street, Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10
NOTTCE- Owing to

* e. ~ -. ',1s .rnpIs, except for cash.
nv scs hereafter be for cash only, excepting Sny M0se
', - Ts.s - "a i,Iv JNO @. PAGE, JR,
1920 49, 'N' No. IS haa Street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10

hbNAL & NOR ON5a tsOALNN EgNsOs roN
rtnuFOVing the Condition OF Horses ana
MAJ, 5yirg them 40 appetite ADD Relieving then 81 Bots
d o-ns aidbyuad sGret and Dsieper, and al Diseases
- s- Se-se a sltect internally Il "HN-ss Tonic gives
~ an appetite glossy coat % hair and be len Oh amer
the .n ID Improved ahout hh hrg back 70 his hrst poor
,n IL htt been used extensively sacs rs Introduction,
about four years ago, this city and al parts Of The STATE Of N
.l N0-t Car5na FORK AMI IN aa0 every quarter OF
H. Jlaan-aat demand Is steadily lnoT sang. -
to H.se Tgu given universal ss'sicton as far as he
.vrbsr ba bgea ascertain b. Obaiped ~ the
r9csa d-ayss.s "a Ellis State and o. JAS DUNA, Drug
-. - p-,Tr.tgr All Nanuf,r4urcr sea
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10

-. T1R. =. ". GAKLHCK.-DEAa
- ~ sR-Ihave for some Eonts u1ed In my isly Sena'
i., ssIy celebrated Baking Pc ~ ders Aad Nxs pss
n aror,r,ealiag al families as the very Oe.
have esr tsiel f5r ualg GgatSSeet s2onsy hEeSa
No Tor a. hrsSd Vhen SenlPle's PoWoeTs Sc
~ eSt fssn fe2-H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10
Z. Il. DICKINSON, Surviving
NAT. u. HILL, Partners.
nO-PARTNERsHIP =.

rO-PARTNERsHIP.-T hs lab'eFiseri have assoelaIsd
ihrusyes together under style OF DICKINSON hui Tor
bepuroose OF carrying aiea and commission business
~ he nc on Reoes al the Oh stabilized stand o. Dickinson
Bin %. sLudD ~ DtOAlNsvN'
81 a. D.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10
uVYT a. JAMES,
Richrnond. Nirginia,

Richn ODd, Virginia.
GENERAL CGMAINSioN. tRCHAhTS
agents for the sale Of Manufactured aad smoking Tobacco
SOC packages nov Tor sale. 'ez-oA
ywnchester Republican, siH1nlon Spectator and Freder'
.s.hrs. win COPY ND. LnI --nl ll 70 wing once
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10

DIsSOL UTI N OF Cts-p sfTNEsS> HiP.-ly
the death Of r. HILL, DE concern u Dickinson, I'LL
Co IS dissolved All persons odnteI @ ii concern WI rake
immediate payment Thy o. the concern VII be used
ouy In settling up thebusinssa - ,,,,, ;,,-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10

wn. II. Mcfarland, Prest Farmers Bank.
WIN. q. Crenshaw, Arm q Orsnshav 90.
Wellington Geddin firm bf 0pddln Apperson,
IT, MeOance, arn Of Dunlop, Moncure De.
@. A. Barksdale, Arm OF Warwick BarksdAls
Jas. II. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer.
L. D. Crenshav, trm Of Hsran, orenshaw O..
John l. Bacon, frm Of Bacon Baskerville.
T. B. HaIall, krm OF HRIAn orsnshAW cs.
John Currie, Jr. Ship Owner
Vim. II. Warwick, arm OF warwick Dar1dAlA
Jas. Alfred Jones Attorney al Law.
O. O. Elicit, BuIlder
re. Rumn AghculturIt and Manufactures.
W. W. crump, Attorney at Law.
Jas. Dunlop, firm Of Dunlop, Moneure %. .nos0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10
DID MINES ANDLIOUORS.

NJ h.Ye On had choice assortment Of the haeJ: old Wine
W and Liquors lnpoTtt Into this country which win sci
a anor cd prices jaH always them pre-
the Parties who desire
ShSss gOots 10 In quantities Sait thsr
sHLDN knILLHR,
nss oornsr lslh AID oAFy ArsSeA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10

LAYING Wood and Lumber Yard the Of the Yori
III River Railroad opposite my Warehouse have Il .de ar
rsnsemenis for constant supply OF OAK and Pine wOos vh
viii be delivered to families ~ the very lovest nsrks price
Builders will also nnd good assortment ef the hes, yrstu,
Lumber, which viii be sold on sccc nmodsi;rg teEus
feql ef ~ ra.- AsLEr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

New York Masket BY, Telegraph.
NEW TeRK, Jane 2i.-ootton rparEet closed Urn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

tbs ArALAECHE-We are requested to
state BY our ~nsighsors o. the 6Balaaeis, whose
paper fas been badly printed fer The past few
days, that an accident to their press was the
csuse. We understand that they have pro
cured q new office, and VIII, after this week,
have q press Of taeir own, when such accidents
Nil h. a-r~fef