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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-25

1fEGLlSH MUSTARD---Cross 4 Bsackwelt's
IL Durham Mustard In one Id. to bali pound
botues Lee Il PERKINS, worcestershirs Sauce, In
pints and half pints; best Salad OIL, for table use;
Black Pepper, ground and IN grain; old Brown
Windsor Soap Glycsrine aud Honey Soaps; Bottle
and Demiiohn Corks; German Matches received
MEADE BAKERS Drue s.ore.
de- % 1S6 Main IT, or.labove Post once
NPRNIN0 this morning, : lot Of spiendId Ali
~ Wool aad other PLAlDS, suitable for n F1i-
taEy SAirtA bargain may be had tor the wh 10
loA Those In want win cAl soon at
EXEKlELf6, IL Main IT,,
o. AAlLnRra Old Stand.
s 00n YARDS FURNI rUaE PRINT 8
ZsVvV CHnAP.-Opsning This mornin {,
eboas S000 yards spicndid rich ~ Furnisura CA =
1OoeSS. Got 70 Be sold low, q
0e0 I'll Msan stre&A 3.
GAL. SODX XNUKI. UxEE. SODA Loo
~ neeada Sal soda; Is kegs hsst n. CsFA Sod;
teeeiyea and for sale at
MEADE 6 HAKERN pras Sssss.
- "a IHS Main -. 81. above p. q.
DEYN0L68 0F1 CITIOE-Ies q sssI Z !.
IL - 1xAnn = 1919
II UBlN'S ExTKKl7J--Tof dc asadlsT.
j shist--A assh snrply isss sss.assa snd f0s
- osssuisA III =
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BUs1NMss NOTICES.
1rMPIRE D1sTTlLERY.
-, wILMINaroN. N. O.
0xMPHENE,
INK TUEPENTINE,
SPIRITS ruRpENrIsE,
PITCH AND TAR,
RosIN, yARN1sH, NApTHA. ~
Apply to J. r. BLOSSOM L co,
81. 3 v s..,ses, wH'ns e. sd = ~
UTM. n. TTNSLEY'S NEW LANCE
w ST e A III b A K 4 RY.
Having at considerable expense fitted up 3
LARGE STEAM BAKERY, on the corner OF
Gary and lth streets am now prepared to furnish
al orders In my line immediately.
l shall keep constantly on hand. fresh baked, all
Kinds OF CRACKERS, PILOT and
NAVY BREAD,
MOIA sSES and
SUGAR CAKES.
Ny ovens. machinery and tools being entirely
new and Of the most mproved STYLE together with
my long experience in business, fesl justified In
Crackers and Cakes any establishmsnt In this or
other country.
Merchants having orders from the country win
and II to their interest to give ms call.
~ Particular attention paid to packing and
de Is-sm wM. N. TINsLEY.
r u. MORTON & CO.,
81 FORWARDING MERCHANT.
ECLIPSE WHARF R0ATD
MEaPHIs, TgsE.,
Will forward with dispatch, and at low
rates, ali goods consigned to them for reship.
ment. no 6-lm
FRANKLIN PAPER MILLS,
n RICHMOND, Va.
The BELvIDERE MANUFACTURING COM
PANY keeps constantly On hand all descriptions
| Of ENVELOPE MANILA, WRAPPING, NEWS
and BOOK PAPERS. They have recently made
| large additions to their machinery. and are now
pre- pared turn out every article ii their line
with incseased facility, and at Inodelste Prices.
The quality OF their paper will compare with Gny
In the country, and they desire to invite especial
attention to this fact All sizes furnished At The
shortest notice, and orders FROM every section
| respectfully solicited.
| 1' Cash paid for RAGS.
GEO. WHITFIELD, Trout.
4 II. w. LUBBOCK, Sec'y. NH lily
| MAJ HITE'S NEW CAMP
HOSPITAL BED,
STACEY'S
CONFEDERATE MATTRESS,
| For sale by the subscribers, at :. w. HAk-
vooD's Furniture Store, Governor st., hich-
Also-OAnIP FURNISHINGS in general.
Nm. D. ToMPKIss. JAS. E. ToAPRISs.
w COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOB TBa sALK OF
HAY, 30.
basin Bank, Richmond, ya.) se i2-sm
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TARBON HILL COKE.-It Is not possible
~ that we can supply for some time to come, the
demand for Coke for all the purposes to which II Is
sought to be applied. Beyond the hospitals and
other benevolent institutions. II cannot be- spared
for furnaces or heating purposes. will epsry
bashsl be fHdispensa5ly required for cooking. For
this purpose we expect &c be able TO furnish the
families Of those who are In actual service In distant
camps with reasonable supply. After them n
regular customers for past seasons, cA0 kaus pcid
for rhat they hare already c0nsamsd The balance
Of cur weekly product viii be sold &c other apph
ca1ts In the order in which 1t IL applied for aad
delivered In the order In which IL Is sold-subjset
always TO the precedence Of the three classes named
above, rtaoat regard to date Of or&ers. We do not
expect To be able TO spare more than enc load uew
month TO any private family.
No order VIII DO recognised that q pot aecouosr
MED with the eaah. ,JN0. J. wyRTH,
no 4 Is Ar~n&
NIOTICE To TAX PAYERS.-ParsuanS to
will attend at the Collectors Once. In the
City HALL, from the 18th 70 the 3ist Of Decem.
Der, inclusive, to receive the remaining half
OF taxes from such persons ~ are entitled 10
deoucuon OF 10 Per cent. by having pre-.
viously paid the first half in June last. In a..
cordance with said ordinance. s.
JULIUS A. HORSON. o. q. r.
~. Bit will be seem from the above that
the Collector II required 70 attend at the once
nom the 10Th to the Slst Of the month, to 70.
ceiye taxes remaining due from June last
Before the January term OF the Hustings
Court he II required by ordinance u advertise
delinquent real estate TO b. sold for non pay
ment OF taxes. Persons who have not done
%, Will Sc the necessity OF calling and pay
the Collector - call On tAsm bslere 10 edvst.
useu. Ia. H. q. q. T..
V3lNES.-a13 sasES fsrs No.; ] I'D. brown
w aAsgy d.. Vintage n 1871 Ma RiAs
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CAPITA. $685., 900.
SUhpLAik t.-..s..s 4t,VUUs
Tbis old ms sutton (establshed by the Virginia
Legislature an Ia successful operation for thirty
years. eeutiuu. TO insure In city and country,
against 10 or Damage Dy nre, almost every De-
scrip6ion of prop Tty.
Sea- risks en- sh. pa and csrgoes, aud risks on In
land transportation taken TO all parts Of the world
at reasonable rates o. premium.
which II has so long n ceiyed, operates Ia ss;urn q
liberal and prompt set hement OF claims which 1t
has ever been its pleasul e TO observe
Farmers. merchants an citizens generally, may
be referred parties are. dy insured in this Com
pany, in over SO counties II the Sta Q.
Application, by lett er or ItnsrWlse, TO the Press-
dent or Secretary, W III inset ltoEips a'senton-
Jos. Allan, O. w. Purcell,
W. L Covsrdin Jos. p. Winston,
HI. Kent, ~, A. Claib Jrns,
VIM. Palmer, Geo, w Smith,
A K. Parker, n T. Winston,
Jas. A. Inloes Ri Marry.
J. =. Wadswortk, Ssml Lafhrop,
VIM. Beers, r. Cullen, NJ. d.
Thos Samson
u ,, ". L. CowARDIN, rest
IFE, FIRE, AND NJ Arr E
IL INSURANCE.
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATIONS
OFFICE, NO. l53 MAIN On. L. Cor or llrH) ST.,
RICHMOND, va.
IChartered 18th March, 1887
Tnis OLD and reliable Institution. with ample Ca
pitai ana contingent fund carefully invested, con-
unues to insure Slaves, Buildings, Merchaadtse OF
every de scfiption; Houssh Id Furniture and family
Wearing Apparel, We sela, Csrgoe. and Freight, at
the lowest current rates.
Losses adjusted and paid with all possible dir
patch. DIRECTORS,
David Currie, Robt H. Burton.
4. Workman, Francis ]. Barnes,
Joan IL. claiborne. John T Suaett
John J. Wilson, Thos. A. Rust.
Alec. Garrett Geo. N. (Swathmev.
Peter G, Wsrwiek
DAVID CURRlE. Priest.
JOIN J. WILSON, Treasurer.
Il. 7. BRooK, Secretary. de 2f-ly
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DIVIDENDS

RICH'D Il DANVILLE Il. 4. co.,
DECEMBER TO- 1851 s
NOTICE.-At q meeting of the Board of Di-
IN rectors held this day. dividend of Three per
cent. was declared pay able the LIST day of Jan.
uary, 1852. The Transfer Books will be closed
from the 18th instant to the LIST day of January,
1862
THOMAS w. BRoCKENBROUdH,
de ll-lm Auditor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-25

"lNE8.-aA3 sasES tsES Mia; hid brown
w &AoGyy d., vintage II 1891 Ma 6tag
md Gester G6eFgY d., vfRtaoe - -.
The shove wines ~ eeAt 0lfoos 6em tho Chs
d j, I. 4 q. b. DAVENPORT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-25

JAMES ID. BROWNIES
81 ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street, next 10 the Mechanics Institute.
IRON RAILINGS, VERANDAHS, BALCO
MES, CHAIRS, SETTLES, sc. also, GRAFT.
| ING Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other
kind of IRON WORK for ornamental and building
| purposes manufactured at short notice.
| Nh Particular attention given to enclosing Bu
/ rjah Lots IL, the city and country ia 24-lv
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o--- --o - . ErsIn - .els.noEu. ' =.
HAVE just received 90 haLee Brown Shirrings,
-, 7S aud ~, all of whichlI offer at the low.
est cash prices Also SO pieces Ned FLANNEL; 50 ps.
White Flannsl so ps. D3nesi, Plaiis for serv ants
dresses; and large stock Of Dry and Dog es,ic
Goods IN general. Also large stock of Clothing;
Overcoats of all kinds; Pants; Vests. ETC. Also
100 dozen Undershirts and Drawers; 500 pr. Boots;
0 pr. heavy Shoes for men and women. All OF
which offer at tbs lowest cash prices a. wholesale
and retail Country merchants would DO well to
givs me cali before purchasing elsewhere
L. ROSE,
de 4 lm* 2s6 Broad ST., be.reen I'd acd 30.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-25

A LIE. PORTER, &c. =
900 casks Marietta AL n que rts and pin.s.
100 90 " !. AAlsop's in qyarts.
s sgsa,t IN 9aa,, n..,,. and mint.
200 Hibbett's PORTER, in quarts and pints,
400 boxes fine CLARET WINE.
200 g fine Rhine
25 baskets Imperial Cabinet CHAMPAGNE, in
quarts.
100 boxes Charles Heidsick's CHAMPAGNE, in
100 bxs. and baskets CHAMPAGNE, other brands.
80 boxes OLIVE OH.
s. WOLFF,
dc I6-im New Orleans, La.
ZINE WINES AND BRANDIEs.
so baskets Heidsieck Champagne Wine;
50 Munsons Vergnay Cabinet co.
halfpipes Old Hennesssy Cog. Brandy;
50 cases Bakers Btters;
so cases Claret Wine;
For sale by VIM WALLACE SONS,
de l6-2w Cor. Pearl aud Cary SITS.
1000 BARRELS wHIsKHY-
lUUU OF Virginia Mountain
stock in this city to .secs as Far s als
by VIM. WALLACE SONS,
de 16-2w Cor. Pearl and Cary SITS.
ID UCKWHEAT. RYE FLOUR, UOEN, &C:
60 bags Buckwheat Flour;
20 bbls. Rye
400 bags Corn. in depot;
$50 bushels Boiled Meal in depot;
100 Rye;
200 ba'es Hay and Osts;
For sale by BLAIR & HAKvIE,
de- Gary aud 18th streets.
BUTTER AND LARD.
we haze consigasd for sale l50 barrels OF
"lWILKEs'g" celebrated SNOWFALL and PINK
EYE POTATOES, from the Peaks of Otter
BUTTER and LARD.
JOHNSON, YOUNGER & OIEY,
de I3-3w Is Pearl street,
RYE wHIsKaY az APR PS.cu nr1vnv
We have On hand sral Brands Of MOUNTAIN
RYE WHISKEY large lot of APPLE and
PEACH BRANDY 10 casks of LONDON P0R-
TER. Also 10 bar tels Of superior BLACKBERRY
WINE-An of which we will sell at reasonable
de- l3-3w 13PearI sire ct
II "a A n d B T 7 l. Il.
Just received, prime lot OF
Eugar-cured canvass HAMS,
And some fresh
Mountain U r Z r Z.
For sale by
de7-ts MCCARTHY. 1T Broad st.
CUPERIOR OLD BRANDY.
y Ola Rye Whiskey.
Fine Peach and 4 pple Brandy.
Pale and Brown Sherry, very old
Madeira Wine. various qualities.
Old Jamaica Rum.
English Cheese, Queens Arms"
Pickles, Tobacco, Cigars aud GrocerieA
For sale by W. d. BLAIR l. CO.,
Opposite spotswood Hotel, cor 9Th and
no l3-dtlstJa Main sts., Pirhmcnd. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-25

REMOVAL OF SCHAA.P'St HAAS1AN :
400 BROAD S,rhGET. .,.
Next door TO Hirsh's Triminins store

Next door 70 hirsh
Having dissolved partnership sise Sa .ns ~,
= removed sll my Goods frota lno w ia,
~. ~ Building, expressly Ml" ,,.v. a nv ees
IA "a vits the attention o. ,os Il, Eyrp sisais
pleisls s,eh s. Chias and 0iAssuara .. "a :,
oooD ., sTrsya, Siiver-plssee. Aies ~ -, u
deseripi .n a Jspsnoe1 Goods; Cutlery, 80 80
tsnnia @ vac; Bird Cages, Ge. hf
ana WIN '" FANCY GOOiS
49, 10 "a ,,lepished IN the isss 'eN la
eonsiool. -. fsora Southern cities. eu .-,s
nSa ~ ), tls..s needed by me sn.'er ~ =, Is
scnus u -. Sy 49, houseksepsr ~ -,
~ S's .AA lns last and best. inJ ~, !. u
s,,,s rsnh,,e n general viii and = .os
KIND pohnc awe 10 ,heE .aste sts ssEs
Puls" oIfx CHRISTMAS F1Asls, 80. -. ous.
80, shsss. from snarmo1 VIZ 60
such % Don ~ ones: Hohhsss sleigh -
way n.as IN N. sksts; Writing peskss "@A
China ornsmea' sCHAAPS BAxAk -.
fuvitns Az 4oS Broad, bet. eth sna ~ -
r,. trade mpul led q very low hgIs'
deIl-i2ss ------------------ 80 Z
ET;T0ND PJ TTERIEs, foo, q ,u s ,~,.,
M -. ana G. srner OF Cary ana is-''
- RIch'MoSp, VA.
vrrrpc r p. ARR. Ph0PkiEFoS "a
AS.ih.-s resp ~tfaily inform ~
Inc ss9 ss,.n;,ls Ncrth caroi1nA and les
g sn.s y, - vaaaufncturi ~ tho best su
- oNEWAkH. which they on11 :"
-. !. iaxas. uriees for cssh. ,,..,ai = 4
Ali ~ are scid By N wiz Do osnss''
pan a =, city ir'' Of s'; TEos. W. xnssss
- DAVID rAkk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-25

& EGARS, CHEWING AND
- SMOKING TOBACCO.
We have on hand consigned from New Orleans q
large lot assorted stock OF SE9ARS. Also su-
perior aud low grades of Lynchburg CHEWING
and SMOKING TOBACCO. Some OF the high
est grades of each put up iu the Southern Con.
f.derecy. JOHNSON, YOUNGER a. OTEY,
de l3-3w L. Pearl It.
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do I'm. ess Broad St. between ID srd ID.

hRl GOODS BUYERS -
~ PANIC PRICES IN EARNEST,
At JOSEPH STRAUSE
No 60 Main street
Just received and offered for ss.ie the e eatest
bargains in Ladies Double ard Eing.e Wooden
Plain and Str ped Shawls, from 81 and upwards !;
us Black and Coiored Stelle Sbawls, at as tonsb-
ing low prices % doz Ladies' Fine Linen Hand.
ksrchiefs. ct Ii tc.-soule at so ets worth 81 - q
piece ; 100 pieces assorted Bleachsd Domesiic at
ie4 eta; 50 pieces 10 and ia Bleached Sheefirg
At 57t cheap al 10 cts; 100 fine Bed Blankets, al
50 and Slu-seliog els where ut almost double the
pricsi 300 doZ. mixed, white ard black Lamb.
wool enG Worsted Ladies' Hose at all prices 800
doz. Cotton Hose, all sizes and prices; 5000 yards
Apron Gingnams and Checks; large stecs of
Prints, Osnsburgs, Striped and Brown Dones,ics;
Cambria; Swiss Cheek and Dotted Muslin at all
prices; Table Cloths aud Napkins Cambria Bands
the fnest and cheapest 10 be found in the ety :;
Frer Oh Worked Ladies Collars pink, yellow ard
white Tartan; large stock of Curtain Muslin,
and great many more goods, ton numerous to
mention. All ask il a cal from ono and all W tn
cut delay intending to sell out soon as possible
and bacgsins are to be had at No. "a Main stcest.
dc II JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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iS AETED-Eour q BILE bodied colored MEN
~ to work on road at Junction, Hanover
county. Apply at Superntendent's Office
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Il.
Il. Company. sets
AK ANTED-Six good UHIPPERS and
Wv FILTERS; two BRASS MUULDERS;
good FINISHERS, and men to clean old
brick. !. K. ANDERSON l. CO,
.oc 22ts Tredgar Iron Works
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nRY GOODS DRY GOODSI!-JOHN
SON d HARDWOOD No n Main s,r,a,

nRY GOODS DRY GOODSi!-JOHN.
IL SON d HARDWOOD, No. II Main street,
have received and offer for Gale the follow
Ing goods viz: 1000 yards "a Grey C.sssi
meres; 200 yards ( Are Grey Cloths, 100
yards ca Blue Beaver Cloths; 1900 yards Ker-
seys; so bales 7s and A Brown Cotrons; $50
packages English and American Pins; BIesehed
Dimitys, Domestic Pisids, Spoo! Cotton, Thrsada,
Hose and HalfHose, &c
de- - JOHNSON L. HARDWOOD.
AIDES UNDER-WEAR.-Si and Me-
IL rtno Under Vests and Drawers; Corsats, from
= TO 36inches Plushiined Gloves Hosiery, in SILK.
Meriao. and Cotton; CaMbrics; Jaconets; Tape;
Checks; w ainsooks Erillis,.s India Twills; Irish
Linens; Linen Sheetings Table Damasks; Furni-
ture Dimity; Bed Blankets. Also, Carpets good
variety Of 3plY, Ingram, Velvet, and Brussels.
CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP,
oc ii SO Main street.
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SAVIN GS BANKN.=

VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
The increase OF business Of this institution
forces the Treasurer to notify its customers
that, hereafter, the business hours will be
rom O'Clock A. d. to p. NJ. No business,
therefore, Can Dc transacted with said insti.
tuition, except between the hours Aforesaid.
n8OMce at Spence & Carey q, No. 40 Main
street. T. b. STARKE, Treas'r.
oc 3l-3m
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~. .. OE AmEhlCAs [
TREAas OFFIcK, Richmond, Va, Dee 10, 81. s
NOTICE II hereby given, thston and After the
IN ID day Of Janaary eusuine, the INTEREST
on tbs FUNDED DEBT OF the Confederate Htstes
win BE- paid II COIN, on prsssntment Of the pro-
per authority q the Z ressury Richmond, or ut the
Asssstant Tfoasuref's. or Dspositsriee, 1t WI.
mington, Charleston, Eaya unah, Mobile, Nashvills,
or New OFlesEA
aligned: q. @. MENNINGER
de M-lw Eecy of Treasury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-25

nNOBACCO.--Haring closed our Tobacco
factofy, persons In want OF our supe.
rior brands OF Chewing and smoking TO-
BAOUO will lind large assortment to &C.
lect from at the Hardware store Of Smith T.
HARDWOOD, No. 80 Main street, at prices rang
Ing from fifteen cents to seven ty. Ave cents
per pound. Please call at No. So Main ST.,
and examine the assor tment and pyices.
de "a st JNU. +. WHITLUUK Il 90.
9 MOKIN0 TOBAOUO.--if You want some
- Of that Russell q Robinson fiue RMoKINa
TOBACCO, % much sought after FIR the pipein one
pound bales, and the Soldiers Pocket Smoking To.
becco. In atEpnund bales, call on J Il. BrRRUss
4 Co.. On Broad, four doors above 9Th at
Dc 23-3t% AN OLD SMOKER.
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wv WANTED
WANTED
ONE HUNDRED FEMALES,
To work on CARTRIU GEES,
At the Laboratory @. s., corner 9TH and Arch
SITS. Good wages will be paid, if immediate
applicati ton is made.
W. n SMITH, NJ. S. K,
S--tS O.
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ID
60 bags Buckwheat Flour;
90 bbls. Rye ''
400 bags Corn. in depot
$50 bushels Boiled Meal, in depot;
100 Rye;
200 bales Hay and Oats;
For sale by BLAIR & HARyIE,
de 81 Cary aud 18th streets.
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TOBACCO, TOP and Chew
1 ing Tobacco for sale.-We sre constantly re-
ceiving Chewing Tobacco of various styles and of
all grades from l2t cts to 50 cts. per pound Many
OF the brapds are In fancy packages with bright
wrapper, and sweet, sun-cured filler.
Also for sale, the ''Nickte Maccubbin and pride
of Bsthsl" Smoking Tobscco-a superior article,
In haifpound packages. Gall and examine.
HILL & NORFLEET,
no 29-1m Nesr Columbian Hotel.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-11
--latest News by Fridays Mails.


Senators Trumbull and Fesscnder
have been appointed regentsof the
Smithsonian Institute. t. .~
Rebel papers give an account of a
great battle at Morristown, East Tenn.
essee. Parson Brownlow led the Unior
forces and completely routed the rebels
The rebels say that it is the first rea
Umon victory during the war.
Gen. Halleck has issued an order
appointing Col. Faran Provost Mar
shrll; and all persons found in arms a.
gaint the government, and not COM
missioned by the Sccessionists, are tc
shot. All others arc to be treated g;
prisoners.
Secretary Seward has issued an or.
der to Gen. Mcclellan, directing him
that all fugitives are to be received un-
der military protection, and not plac-
ed in the jails. -
The convention at Wheeling have
abolished the viva voce system of vot
ing, and adopted the ballot.
The secession planters on the seq
coast are applying the torch to theil
crops of rice and cotton.
Ex-Minister Faulkner is to be re-
leased on parole, and if he does not ge
Congressman Ely released in thirty
days, he is to return to prison.
The Legislature Of Vermont has re
pealed their personal liberty BILL
Good E.a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-11
Presidents Message.

We give this document in full on the
frstpagc ofthis weeks paper.
1t may bc said truly that this is a
message which does not contain much
to either condemn OF approve. Tho
greatest approval that can be made fol
it is, its length, being short. For this
Mr.. Lincoln deserves great credit, be-
cause by issuing short message it viii
be more universally read. On point:
that the people were expecting him to
speak fully, he is LINCoLN1sH all over,
that is, it is impossible to tell what his
opinions are. There is a great deal
of the Illinois Yankee running through
the whole document. If any one is
able to tell what his opinions arc in re-
lation to our foreign affairs or cmanci.
patton, they will be much wiser than
Mr.. Lincoln supposes them to be.
We would advise our readers to give
this document, coming from the gen.
tleman elected by the Republican par
ty President of the United States, a
careful reading. Also read the opin.
ion ofthe CINCINNATI Commercial, a pa.
per that done more than any other one
in the West to secure his election, con-
cerning his message.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-11

Congress.

Besides the Presidents Message,
and great amount ofother interesting
reading, our readers will also find in
this weeks paper, several days pro-
ceedings of Congressional news. We
publish the full telegraphic reports sent
out by the Associate Press, without al
teration Or abridgement. 1t will be
seen by reading them, that that great
fellow, "Sambo,'' occupies prominent
place in the craniums of our distinguish
ed men who assemble to make laws for
the nation at the rate Of $5, 900 a year.
Most of the Republican members it is
said, keep negro constantly with and
before them, to smell and look at, so as
to gather ideas about the "great ques-
ton of slavery Bully for ''Sambo, -
and bullier still for humbug and 3d.
600 q year. a ....1
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The Senate then adjourned.
WAsn1SGToS, Dee. A.

WASHINGTON, Dee. A.
SENATE,--Mr. Chandler introduced
resolution to expeI Mr.. Breckenridge. Mr.
Powell took ground against it as Mr.. Breck-
inrdge had already resigned; he could not be
expelled. iH G,AR 1,aa3 q.
Mr.. Trumbull insisted that be should be
expelled and offered a substitute for Mr..
Chandier's resolution as follews: !l,itg fr r,t,
Whereas, John G. Breckipridge member
Of this body, has joined the enemies OF his
country, and is now in arms against the Go
vernment he had sworn to support There
fore, st lll
ResolOel, That the traitor Breckenridge be
expelled aqiis 1a F.
MIR. Chandler accepted the substitute, and
the resolution, as thus amended, was unani-
mously adopted--yeas SO, nays none. 4
Not voting or absent, Messrs. Bayard,
Bright, johnson Of Tennessee, johnson OF
Missouri, Pearce, Polk, Powell, Rice, Sauls-
bury and Wiley. 8'E' 4'h VIVA
The standing committees were announced.
They are the same as the last, session, with
the following changesv0 On Foreign Relations,
Mr. harris in place Of Mr.. Breekinfidge; on
Military Affairs. Mr. Nesmith, in place Of
Mr., Baker; of-Public Lands, Mr.. Carlisle, in
place Of Mr.. Bingham; on Territpries, Messrs.
Pomeroy and Carlisle, in place Of Messrs. Ba-
ker and Breckenridge. The committee on
Enrolled Bills will consist Of Mcssrs. Brown.
ing, Wiley and Salisbury. III
Mr.. Wilson called attention. TO list coli
cred persons, confined lin prisons in Wash
ington, sent there by persons calling them-
selves Justices Of the Peace The report had