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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-27

INTERVIEW BETWEEN BRAGG AND THE CoMLANDER
OF FsRr PIoKENs-The Pensacola correspondent of
the Mobile Tribune says, under date of the 18th
Instant:
THE commander of Fort Pickens had an inter
view with General Bragg yesterday evening, and
asked permission of him to send, a messenger tC
Washington OF course the request moi
granted
The FederaIIsts say they will act entirely on the
defensive, consequently there will not be any fight
ing for two weeks, if then. General Bragg will
have ample time to prepare to make an attack on
Fort Pickens.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-27
Anolher Evidence of Frlendship
A "sECRET" EXPEDITION.

The Columbus correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial of the editors of that paper, writes
as follows
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-27

The Cincinnati Gazette, whose leading editor has
been appointed to a responsible office by the Presi
dent says:
"The Government is compelled to recognize the ex
listing war upon it, and to take such measures and
such military positions the necessities of war de-
nand. The occupation of Cairo is a military ne
cessity which the Government could not neglect
without prolonging the war by exposing itself tC
attack and disaster. Kentucky neutrality imposes nc
obqdtion on the Government, and cannot be expected
10 preUeat from using the most rigorous measures o1
carrying on the lodr.
In other words, if Kentucky won't act the Gov
eminent will. 1t will form military camps where
it sees proper, Ike such positions for its troops
whether in or out of the State it deems expedient
and pass troops through this Commonwealth or moi
as it likes. kentucky neutrality imposes NO obll>
cations on the Government!"- Louisville Courier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-27

NOTICE TO SHERIFFS.
ID UNAWAY from the subscribers the 18th Of March, ls6
y two negro boys, Henry Young and Burre. Henry 10
about twenty five old, feet inches high teeth
out Of the lower In 'front.' and be talks II be
committed jail have assumed be has done
the like before Burre Ii nineteen old and brEhs
muatto, quick spoken long bu.hy hair; he may
stree boy,and seek empoymsnand help Henry think
they making for q Free staie.
Henry belongs to the Erm Of Jackson Bolton and Busl
belongs to the firm of J. P j. g. Tmberlake, Stevenson
Alabama.
RewBKd.
liberal reward will paid for the delivery Of said boys In
JACKSON,
BOLTON,
TIMBERLAKE,
J s TIMRERLAhE,
apll6idtwAwlt+ 2o1 A., Stevenson. Ala.
Memphis Avalanche insert to amount Of 90 and charge
this ONCE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-27

WHO ARE THE ENEMIES OF THE seUTn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-27

IL
yNyBE Spring Meeting tie Central Coure will commence
MONDAY, MAY 18Th, 1861.
MoEpAY, May 3 s6l-swepakes for untrisd three year
ol1s--one mile heats-SI00 entry IS forfeit
Gen Harding ent gf Meteor, Child Esro1, dam Ger
by Pachc also, Carolln By imp scythian, 10
see BY imp Yorkshre also b C0rsar by chide Harold
dau Corsette, bykPsilon imp Buktle by haebone.
Dot AeGsvock ent ch Van Wyck by Highlander, dam
Premium, By imp Consul also br Everlasting By Hghlan-
der, dam by Shara-
TUESDAY, May l4h, ls6swespstakes three years old
mile heAts--S 100 forfeit.
Gen Harding snt cOrsar By chids Harold, Cor
settle, by Epsilon.
Turner Oh imp Albion, sister to Flight by
imp Leviathan.
Gen Cheaham ch flOle GOsdIOe By Highlander dam
Premium, By imp Consul
Roundres ch Lady Kippoe by imp Albsn dam Rudo
ra by iIp Priam.
Eagle Wingate ent Kansas Oliver NEBRASKA bJ
THURsD1Y May I6h Purse ssOO-two mile
heats.
May I7h ls5I-Assocztion Purse SlOoMe heats.
SATURDAY, Nay eth lS6f-Assocat Purse s0-dash Of
two miles for all ages.
DayAssocaion $780, with an inside stake for
three years old--SjO ept-SzS forfeit
Closed LIST Of February lS6lDr McGavock ent
Wsods By Highlander dam Mary Elliott by imp LevathAn
Turner ent Oh imp Albion dan full to Flight
Gen Che2tham ent br Everlasting Highlander ky
Shack.
VIM kOundtree emit oh Lady KPPOe by imp Aen. dam Eu
dora, BY imp Przm.
Eagle Wingae Kansas BY Oliver dam EetraIka By
imp Sovereign.
ap24 ID WHJOHSs0N sec'y.
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WANTED,

TO the Bureau of Military Supplies.
VET have ten thousand pounds Of lead hand which
Wv the Davidson county Military Companies
apps HENDERS0N BROS.
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oHickOry Guards" ATIenfion.

BarTaeks at RE Douglas old stand, on North Marked
street.
0MPANY meets every night at o'clock for drill. Aid
string to join the Company. apply the Barracks Com
peen drill officers viii be attendance evening to drill
the members. WILL FOSTER,
sp24-lw Captain
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-27
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

The State is rapidly hEg mp with populations; sos 096
sons having added since 1885, making the present
ton 495-A ratio Of 102 per cent in 10 years.
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No" exclaimed the other with sudden
energy. Il know better. From the first
you read my intentions, and YOU must
have been sent to entrap me. You are a
detective in disguise"
''f on arc right" was the reply.
"Wcll you have come ont best, but you
have played desperate game. Few
would have escaped as you have, for my
wife is good shot, but you were for
tunes fayoritc"
Il certainly had a narrow escape" re-
turned the other, pointing to the bullet
hole in his hat But it Is not the first
time that fortune has proved friendly to
me-
We'll who are YOU - at length deman-
ded the other.
''Aly name is Nidocq!'
The Partisan detective. | might have
known that it would be all up with me
when you were pitted against me-
YES, business being rather dull, and
having heard some rumors of your doings,
| thought that [ would take Il trip out
here, if only for the good of my health
But it is growing late, aud you must be
moving"
Where must | go?"
TO the gallows, in the end !" was the
reply; but at present to the Jail at
p
TO the gallows.' returned the other
fercely
b,,t tL,t
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G Cottespondenct.
No. 10.

IIrlurIDEaG, GERMANY. Doc. ., lSG4.
L.a,rztr5n / aeriaa-Ea9' '94 rte@s on tae
e,seti9n y q K gas,leaa aduf- Thaats-
qirag-G33 ~ 4 q '3paa ets-4 trip 10
N.a4rst Gaa,tal tters IF EiUopeaH
aoars
On the evening Of De. 1t We received a
package ofic.tsr. rom Florence, Italy, which
h4d been 5, kindly sent 10 US by loved
friend, in America Those Of our readers
who have been thousands ofmilcs from home,
know how tqY.r}g and aalousiy We opened
a fettar, which has travcrsed oceans and CON
tinents, pcuued by Il friend we have not heard
from for nearly one year. II ever the heart
aels like rraising the Ruler Of all things, 1t
is at such a moment. What great blessing
it is that we can send the expressions Of our
soul, in SO easy manner Cyrus, king OF
Persia, deserves the gratitude el humanity,
not only for allowing the eSied Jews, who
had been in captivity - years, oretqrn to
the hana Of their fathers, bat als1, for being
tine ol15ll1afor OF Past 09iess throughout the
Persian kin.sl,ln The first institution Of
the kind in EuroIe was established by Louis
VI. in li7o, and, to-day, We can hardly find
SPOT on the globe where We may not send a
letter. The raplity with which news now
.5es across lands and seas, would make the
heroes Of oden time open their eyes and
think an evil spirit was at work. rs an il
lustratiou of this, the election Of the l'resl-
DENT Of the United States took place on the
6th Of November, the next day at l0A, n.
til Mail Steamer left New FORK for England
Ga the evening Of the 10th OF November, 1t
w,.s known AL over Europe that the Republi-
cans had elected the " Rail splitter as the
ri.l. man to occupy the White House. OF
caarssa tAgiiiol i7y came to tie heart Of
the Republican, whale the Democrat, cspee-
ialfy tie Ministers and Consuls felt sad
that tbe ia,es had decided they must leave
tl5ejr lucrative ! siti5us. Alive have to say
abIut L Is, that We hope when the Govern
,aeat sen Is new men abroad, that they will
5 nI nsen WHO will not he ignorant Of which
t4t.-llei4s.hers j. in-net tel 4 reor tray-
e.!er that he must - T. French Police Oh
fee, in order to ct aPermit to leave the Em'
lerlr's d4minions' and tten ask enc franc
more for Li, own fe, than the law will allow
Linn. But a'as1 human nature is the same
However, vebelieye on looking on The bright
a
,ileof everything, looking forward to the
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should be severed for such puny reasons -
that should there be " Division Of the
States,'' the respect and confidence which
now exists in European cabinets toward
America, would exist no longer; and that il
would be a singular thing, that if in 1860
the Italians should be united and America
severed. Such views, coming from the most
far seeing of Engands noble statesmen
should cause us to - consider well, rs the
old Greek Philosopher said, " the end of these
things" Our trust for our Country is that
the God of nations will control all for the
highest good of our land and the world
Leaving the grave subject, we will give oul
readers a q bird $ eye view . Of a Thanks
giving Dinner, in the German Fatherland
Eight Americans, each representing diff
fcrent state, assemble around a large family
table, while we are treated to hares, chick
ems, geese, and a " ttWkeB, " wonderful to
tell, = and reai, genuine PtanpkIa pc, (licld-
clberg being the only place in Germany
where the last article can be found, if we are
rightly int9rmed). The first toast was pro,
posed by young theologian from Pcnnsyl-
yania, who has been here one year, studying
theology. His toast was, {" TO the prosperi-
N Of the Uaion;" it received a hearty re-
sponse from all, and if the Union is never
dissolved until done by travellers, we need
have no fear we learn to love our uatiy.
land when c1iles from it
y youpg man from S5ath Carolina sat OF
posite to one from the State Of Maino. Thu
former is young man Of noble spirit, and
wins tie l9Yc Of all. He hopes that there
will be ne disunien. North Carolina 5 rep
resantatisc is studying German and listening
to German lectures Our New York friend
comes next to i, and he is very interesting
for he gives US a description Of his travels in
Fgypt. Palestine and Greece. lie is stu
dent Of theology. Ncw jersey gives rs a
young man, who has been Professor in Gol-
lese, and is soon expecting to return home a:
a preacher Of the Gospel. lie has a keen in
telsct, and we derive much bneiit from Lii
sound theological Views.
From Massachusetts, We have a preacher
who is almost u Maine m II, for lie gralaatel
At Bangor theological 5 snin4ry, aud preach.
ed three years in tie Y.lase Of D., Ne
From the "oIi sranits state : is young
student, who has 9ecn in Paris one yeal
studying the French language, He Is now
member OF the University in this city, pre-
parlng himself for Proiessorship IN some O
9ar American Institutions May liz ai2'
esty and talents be bearrreciated when he re.
turns to his native hnd. The member from
tie Pine Tree State-we will pass him by
y tso5a s'.1ll we forget this dag ma Ian
Of strAuEers, where hort day, We forget 2ul
W. "''0'' -. " -. . "a .r,-l.rs.,,
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I'll l1trllantous.
VIDOCQ;
The Charcoal Burner OF sOucu

Not many miles from the city Of Rou-
in France, is located wild and somewhat
extensive forest The wood is chiefly in
habited By charcoal burners and L any
are the dark legends i'll which they figure
OF course the tales are mostly cxaggera-
ted, aud in some cases have no foundation
at all. During the year Isl, however
several travellers had my-terou,iy di>ap-
reared. The whole place was secured,
and it, inhabitants vigorously examined,
but no clue was obtained and they were
dismissed, For several months after this.
no more traveller were missed. 1t Is ut
this time that the incidents related in this
sketch occurred.
It was hne morning in carly autumn.
and the woods presented a beautiful APP
pcarance. The birds we're gaily singing,
and the rays Of an afternoon sun not too
warm. were gliding the tree tops. In
the very hrrt Of the forest, surrounded. hy
the heap. Of smoking earth. stood one ot
these burners. lie was splendid sFeci-
men Of a man as far rs physical FruPor-
tjons went fully six feet i'll height, aud
stout in proportion H, broad shoulders
might have contained the strength Of =
Hercules. IIis head vas lar4c anil coy.
er,i with shaggy mass Of hair, AMI H.,
features Hcre decidedly rePal,iFe. Hi
eyes were small and nearly covered with
bu-hy eyebrows. IL had altogether a
5cruel and maieyo.eet appearance.
II s
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row and nearly grown up with bushes you
would hardly notice it. But with these
directions you can hardly fail"
Never you fear; | shall not miss the
road"
|, that all Monsieur wishes %
. believe so but stop a minute, [
offered your husbanda a piece Of gold, but
he refused to take it.s Perhaps you may
be more sensible
The old woman grecdily took the profit
cred coin, saying
Pierre Is too sensitive. We might
both starye before he would take a cent. ;"
see you differ from him little, - re-
turned the horseman laughing He then
put spurs to his horse, and rode on. In Il
few minutes he reached the large rock al
laded to, and could then Perceive the en-
trance to ;tsnarrow lane, arttully conceal
cd by bushes He soon made his way
through them, and when once through
them. aud when once into the lane, found
it 4 little wilder than he expected 1t
also became free Of bushes as he proceed
ca. He stopped moment to examine the
primine Of his pistols, muttcring
Ny worthy friends are rather sharp.
Thry do not 10 their numbering in an
open road, where spilled blood might lead
10 their detection, but iayeeIe tn untor-
taaata traveller into the dark iane, whore
he may he -ataly put out Of the way and
mo one he the v;~ar Of IL II any rate |
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( TERMS OF ApvEETIsING.--Oucs squire or ies'
| three insertions, $ %, cacb subsequent lnstr
ton 25 cents one square ore year, S6ou
| A liberal discount made on long advertise
ments. 4 s,.uarcis IGliues Nonpariel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05

PREMIUM SAT.
2>-A TERs conceded to bs the rof. delicious, vhes.
come word used BY Amcst every Am
y IA VGsIL solely for this climate and shord ee
every Southern Family as cur for al ds
boae They never fall 70 make rKz
Nervous Geedaehe &C. with pam 10 tn
stomach they give immediate relief correct dsordereo
yefs In dehizted they viii give VITA!
energy the whole system. They only need trial give thea
other BeT These bters can be had OF
neurs GRAY PURCELL, LADD CO., and by all prominent,
Druggists the city Of Richmond and elsewhere In virgins ana
North Carolina klso by O. sTOrT CO., Washington CiS,
O.: CANDY GILPIN co. Baltimore b. A. FAHNESToCk Co.,
Philadelphia aud BARNES PARK, New York.
OrIers sIIed sy sdiressins r. BAKER, Proprietor,
Tsh k-Skc Rchmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05
NUMBER 10.

GRQCHsTRATyOa EOTkCE.-HsyaT beea aPpoint-
- the Judge TIE Dscg Loirt Of he Cerfeeerss at
Of lrs for "a rttict q iLsns the Receiver for
the l.rlet n the srb-vn c: said iss.rrn e
yrnls msde by sail Cou 80. snd composed Of the
couniies Rb-nae Euvann, Louis, Gooehlsnd Hanove,
Bsno Qacug ihs. part tie city o. Richmond lying west.
0.y (neni7g the CITY or snsburg) xsrsk, YORK. Eliza
hcdty md KIns wlm hereby nc every a:tornsy sg a.
p'Ttze. unee persoo, holding eontroiag
xn sail d,i. any lnds atnis os soois
ehg rights credits Inter peren Of CT for any
same eccoupt thereof snd
praccabe place the In hands Any such
person fuy an ng So viii be ny f hsh Lisdsmss'
aud liable 70 be IN !ed convicted fre and as
prsv!ed by notify each every clEsn Of tho
Confederate speedily give nfona,en 10 ne Ia he Is re-
qured By sv) of and al terenett and
goods chattles ghs and ere5s within tie said D @ and
every right thern held owned and possessed
enjoyed BY or for any such alien enemy.
IIENRY l. BROOKE
Receiver for District No. 8.
~ Ny once No. DevinS B,oci, fronting Ban. s..
Richmond ..4 oc9--dlr
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REDzMP1 ION OF s8O,GI4 80 OF VIRGINIA
SIX CSNr DyBr

JIBE holders Of following ceeael Of deb sued BY the
vrsns under Aet TO provide tr the eors;iue
on Iunoke from stsnnnn 20 Par ersbrrg passed
10th arch 1885, amended by te CD section Of al act to pro
de for raising TO certain railroad compaDs and for oih
pupos asssd Nzrch l5S9 will take notice that the Com
asone snkng fund will proceed, tie 3is DAY 0!
Deer the tgd certificates except mech there
my appear held by cEess o. the nted tnes At r
Treasury Commonwealth 1he holders Of said certificates
are reaure aud on Dtcber 1861 to surrender the
Ar. II the office Second Auditor; whether surrendered
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05

ICORICE.-IO cases p. e." lsOSce, lmpOr,a
1uis S-' "' EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05
PRDFESSsOSAL NOTICE

VNOCe ROBLDlN and his son WOOD G9OLDlh, J,
~ have united OF The law N the counties c
o. lrlct.e, Hall'lx and Asckeaourg. -
yo0D 8OgLDiN H. WOOD BOULDIS,
a5,5ton Talcotl Post once,
Nssff,b- 1rv. eelnty Charotte rty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05
ANDALLWITO

49, FEEL AN rsTERE5T IN THEM II
fsctuns the complete article relief o! The sick and
convenience Of thcs tle invented II
cal ed The Mechanical Hursiag ssng Invented
patented By DR. g. d. HOPKINS tsunt n Vs. The appr0ysi
Of t Bed sWng By who f. epec ally by such
Dr. strblng fthe Western unac Asylun Dr. IulhA
Bal aor ana pfo,ssIor c. M bell Of Ypsrvon College
poof OF ts great % eiorty hess have ali ysn
written taoDiais of their estimate Of ia yeire over soy ohr
Inproy, nj on Tie Kind IN addition 10 these he
Mechar M, Inyenior MIN ola
This eorobnes cyetv Itucte FOR the coot
the sick With Il ihe patient can be removed =
another te too the and The
sttpg position Indeed toe helpless placed "a
any position dtsr ble By gYpg the swing gentle motion
70 and fro .nvsds can receive he most reeh exerc.e With
out EFFORT their part All this :. eoae ~ c,h
years; doing A wonderful invocation
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05
Law CARDS
DAVED =. 4. CARELi.,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DRACriCXs In al us 0: the eOunsI OF Nelson and
Anlers Ae VIII sttesG 70 Any law business enEss'el N
M the adjacent ecaniisa
tF- address rye RVes warehOuseR ?. o, Nelson Co., Va
fe2s-1y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05

DRQURSr MADR 20 PHYSICIANS 1t i re-
II spectfuv requested hst the physicians OF Richmond Will re-
port Office Broad and hirh streets, such once and
soldiers under their charge, IRE qrAtteed In private
boar ding houses stating their condition, where quar-
tered and AZ far n urscabe tie regiment and company 70
which they belong This information Will greatly promote pub
lie service - ,..,-,
All cace and soldiers qusrerei IL private families hotels and
houses who have sick but are rot attended by
physcGn M report themselves sboYe stating their conton
ios alton company and fvgneut - ., -
oele--dn JNO H. WlNDEt, brls Sen.
U1ou WRNT Ols LRASR.--The tenement on Main
street, between 9th and 10th Eeet recently occupied py
Hsgerty siarke temporarily 10 possession OF the
Tor terms apply TO do r. PEAKE to the Posses
sion given as soon Is desired - 80
,AU; ON-Yo one 1, authorze collect Virginia arms
~ In thi, city elsewhere In this state unless 'hey
mot o. course 10 interfere with the authority OF the
General State Ia order he ny nave ueu OF
may upon this cbct hut gives 70 present I'M
poisas By those haying authority and Wh3 n9
ocil ~Is Col Of Ordnance OF virginia
OFFICE OF II. H. mAUHY & GO.
STOCKS AND BoNDa
Virgins sxes rgstered; girTna Uoupcr Bonas Ien
Coapon Bonds North carona Coupon bona uoneders
States registered Stock for sale at market rates
w-wAHTKD-Gold and silver Coin. n. H. hAURY 6oo-
urder .. Charles Hotel. oeIs
100000 FEET oF SEASONED HEART LUMBER, to arrive
Consisting Of the following:
by II inches. from u to % feet In length.
~ q iS 70 !? ="
westherboariing from 16t 90 feet In engts,
Garden Rails, 9 by 4, 10 feet In length,
'N'" osls - W. II. PI.EksAyrs.
LOT CT VERY PINE WINTER OATS u stoe aod lo sale BY
a oc2s W. II. pLsAsAk1a
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PARKE POINDEXTER,

- IL L ~ Il ~ Il ~ L - n w
Richmond City, Va.
WILL practice IN all the Courts held In the City Of Richmond
w md o. eoanues Chesterfield Heaoo and PoshGiSn
once the cfiih Pearl and Main streets over NE
~. ~ isoaS y,slEsr Z 90 d~ls-ly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05
20 TUE MILITARY.

TO THE MILITARY.
AM supplyns srgt pubers Of the Conoinea Folding hnss
Camp Bedsead, which has given enhre Satisfaction 70 Nj
Of the mechanical e5busor which lhAVe applied io pa
tent u al uae al legal % psSeSt my cAia against ell
and every ensroschInsat.
ILaye made a decided Improvement 10 PAniers Army oanp
t - hSye aso Anhe- CSep he'd which equal Or superior
10 any s t4s Foing nge Camp Bed nov IN use have
o variety Camp too and Chests Those interested are
respecI.ally inytsd 10 call ADD exann ei3r hemaeTes
'-PS = O. HOWE
iyls ooytrnor aud i2ih s;s opposite Capitol Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05

LOT CT VERY FINE WINTER OATS q soTs a.d g, ale By
a oc2s W. II. pLfASAkIa
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TO THE Suffers
OF TIE
CONFEDERATE ARMY
AVN T9tE pURL 10 OGEHERALLT. a


AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
yHE undesEned orer SALE package or otherwise nns
Il ,I,odment OF Cigars and Manufactured To-
baceO, of the most approved orans
We are the sole several oihe laTget hsnrsctue
Virginia, and this day receiving general
sorm all kinds OF Tobaocot from 10 70 70 cen"
per pound Also all kinds smokiDg Gob.eeS'. m
~ Terms cash. O.As BAINh ",
Under spOtsuood Hotel H!ehnond, y.
Pa-specia attention paid 10 orders from Suffers and aer-
chants who supplying the army. enN-on
an C1HsIGNMRNT.-lO50 lbs prime Feathers; 1000 bS
" Home Made sosp Reported 70 arrive teIea rs nae but
ter, Bacon, Fiaxseld, tc. ;oHStoS, YoUSGkR off.S
Pearl ttreet. oe2y
SoAP.-0.c0O Ibl SAL SODA, for 'Isby novs . 90
SCI Du3sh
CtHAmPAIGN WIN , In store 0ct. 2sd, 1891.
" 100 bkes genuine imported Champagne Was io sale oy
WA wALLAuEHoNs corner Pearl and oAy y. oc.o
Old SCOTCH wHlsKT, i'm store Oct. 23d :
~ gallons scoch whisky diitled 1885, fcr sale BY
VIZ WALLACE Sons, corner Pearl and Cary sts oegS
NI0TICRL PersOns sending clothing and supplies
~ In the ned requested % mark dstnc on he
package with marking Ink the name Of the party yr uhoT "
ndsd be Regisntto which be beop?s the ace Of dSs
nation the Qusrernaer, al Richmond 70 whsr the
usual receipt shsrd be forwarded ey the shipper
IL Many packages at the Depo Of the Railroads In
paper rubbed o. or course their desn.
by the Qrarteruast others are npeIfet
ly marked, and cannot be identified. -
Nj AL articles deposited a. s ouaermners once 10 inch
mood for Shipment len there before o'clock NJ
~ ~ VIZ. Z. WARREN,
ann Capt and Asst Q. N,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05

ssS.Ssw'O THE s.AEsfES AND GEN
ses-SS MAN oY TUE CITY OF RICHMOND, BTAfs Oh
YlHdINlA AND ALL OFHER srATE5 We nov prepafea
10 Lad Gent-uea, hisses, Boys, OhideIs
and sryants BoO SHOES and CATERS Of description
almost entire set Of Horknen In our employ
neEs that caraot be urpGGs,d hese or elseslere
ALEX. HILL co.,
i2I Haia st, Richmond, Va
~ and Shoes made 10 order ~ hers ssoore
ws have hand the best materials, Imported direct o
Apq A. II. w.