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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

The Pennsylvania Coal Company has declared a
semi-annua dividend of - cent payable on the 10th
inst. Tue Peoria and Bureau Valley Road has de-
clared semi-annual dividend Of 4 v cent The hu-
tua Life Insurance Company make the best statement
for 1860 since its organization. It's receipts
g. 500 900, of which 800 900 for interest The
losses are more than paid by the receipts from ts inter-
est.
The annexed letter from the Controller OF Tennessee
is creditable to that State and will relieve the ears OF
those who may suppose they hold the abstaced bonds;
CosTRoLLsas oSuos, N,ss,urs TssS'
Me..r.. rHospsos BRornEss, Baniers N y
GEMS: The Treasurer has just handed me Your
letter OF the 3Oth ult, an, u,,
Tie State of Tennessee will hereafter pay all bonds
or coupons payable to bearer to the holder wihou. IN
anirpg how he came into possession, unless ehoihed
from doing 80. -, - 80,
Iimaeine the Merchants Bank will pay your eou-
mons upon presenting this letter. unless has oeen ell
io;ned from doing 30, as the agent Of the State.
Very respectfully. >. l. poNAh' 'on,ioH, IN,
The suit OF Mr. James II. Van Allen against the ILL.,
nois Central Railway Company, which was decided at
tie General Term OF the Superior Court was instituted
for the amount of premium stock for which Mr. Van
Allen held optional rights.
The Legislature of the State Of Indiana lie about to
make an important change in the thanking law Of
that State so as to require all banks hereafter Termed
to Ale Indiana State 50 basis Of circulation, and
those heretofore formed, within given ume 70 replace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12
1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA SH1
ICOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. oOI

GREAT DOUBLE-TRACk ROUTE
The apsct, Of the Road equal 10 .uy in The country
The GREAT SHORT LIE TO TIE WEsE
Ohoe No AstoT House. corner 81 Nessy a.
Facilities for the OF Psss-ng-s 10 and nom Cin
enna,i Chfrsso st Lo1. 81 Paul H.h'ie, AsnPh. New
Ohean and all In the West Notk Wet and
South West. uu,ua.s.d for speed and comfort by any route
Through trains for the West leave Me- Yof foo' Of Court
lsnd;-st I-Moruins EIWss. q m fserins fiFe", IN
Sleeping snd smoking cars on al the trains
Far, Always or, and the time S quief BY any other
route
ny this route Fr.sh Of all de'oipon, can be fo~sdedt to
and from point the Hss ads II Ohio kentucly Indians
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa Mssour, BY RAILROAD d.
RECT any port the nsvlsa0ls nvers Of the Wet by
steamers from Pittsburgh
The Freight and from sny point Of tie West By the
kA id all times favorable a. are chNssd
by other Railroad Copsniss MeTh.n and shippss h.s
Ing transportation their Freight this Company rely
with coufdcnc Its e,dy transit
This Company also r4sptsin. Emsr.nt Aeoomm odson
Line by which pas enig Ans Westward Enjoy ohs.p End
comfortable mode half the rates
OF fare j. L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No AsSr house
LEECH l. Co Freight Agenls, $1,000
No. Astor House aud No South William ct
MCDONALD BlSCHOrF, Eaipn' As,ht',
No Battery plses
ENOCH LEWIS General Sup't Altoona Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

NORTHERN RAILROAD of EEW-JEkSEY.-
~ WINTER ARRANGEagNT DAILY Sunday. enc sp,sd
leave New York nom foot fCoursnd. Jss~y City fsfJ
For sussrns. m for honseyy and Jso M 'sf
Piermont a 10 100 and 3:S p n Returning iss's
Bun.ns al ,op IN Money T;l0 m. and l3 Pisr
mont $50 7:ts II 20 and ISIS On Sunday nish,
train esves suherns at and Psrnont TO- IS retsrninG
lesves New .Torhs al o q d. on hgnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

CUPREME COURT. ELIZABETH Nc
- PHALEN against THOMAS McPHALEN. Summons fer
Relief (Con not servedl. To the above defendants You
hereby required to the complaint ia this
action which be hlsd office OF the Clerk 81 the City
and County of NewYok NewYork and to copy Of
your TO the said complaint on th. sub.s,oe his
ssty DAYS service o. this exclusive Of
the DAY ofsuch service and you fail 10 the said com
Dnt within Aforesaid the plaintiff In this action will
apply to the Court the relief demanded 70 the eompant
Plaintiff Attorney.
Ths complaint IN this action hed In the Office Of the Clsk
Of The City and County kswYok day Of February
1851 ALEX 0S1RANDER, ehtnitfs Attorney.
fsb. 10 lew swTu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12
feaal Notices.


DY ORDER Of the Honorable BENJAMIN w.
I'D BONNEY Justice Of the suprens Court Of the State Of
NewYort-N0TlCE T. hereby given, pursusn, to the provs
ions of the statute authorizing attachments against abscOndnG
concealed and edent debtors that attachment has u
susd againr the estate u JOHN GRAHAM resident STAN
ford n IA. State Of Connecticut and that the III be sold
the payment Of h debts unless be appear and discharge such
according within nine months from the
of this nors aud that the payment any debts
to BY residents Of this State and the delivery to him.
BIZ Csc any property within th, State belonging TO him and
the transfer Of any such propsy by him forbidden BY law
and are yoid--Dsied the fourth day Of May, 1850
l. T. WILLIAMS,
Attorney FOR Attaching Creditors
nyp lavyemoTus 10. II WAl.st N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12
alcoital.
SOOTHING LETTER.

oyosay . yowIyR Of ounsors writes.
mo SYRUP he. unprecedented sale with since
h.r, ..ce.ued 1t. merit. This Is the sr'' time in
thirty Eve Year, drug business tina, have ndOneds medicine
recommendation Of any patent medicine lfoo" not vhs' 10
NOV "'o' me s'''" ''''''1 :" PI'-"
oyoRoy . yowryR
MILLIONS 7" 0'''e' OF "N'' "iN'Lo"' '0o "'f''
''h0f "e nov u''a e'''' ~ " VAT S-'eN w o--
no e0rss
Orders are '0"ir1 every day rom pruu" In 81 parts Of
The county SsAa me "''' u NM "iN'Io" oe'oih-
mo SRCh
-
,r,,... -, ,,,, =, ups wtNsr QUA soo,r1Itso
,vo,,p n. unt.A s,.,o.
N''''' -, -, .o'or,,,,,- -.
"a ''e ''.a. .,.,,,,,,,,
hRs. "iNsLo"s soothiNo sfhcF '0a BY al
dussst' throughout the United States
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MoTHERS.-HR3 WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP the only thing that you rely
apos to give yourself and relief and help your infant,
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been The
mssa' 0frs'0'ns the dropping spirits Of many m0'herN
-
Th, 1, the season Of the year to use MRS UaNsLOWs
SOOTHING SYRUP.
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12
TAPsCoIr, LINE of .,.u,

TNAPSCOTT's LINE of
Il LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
The Subscribers continue 10 grant certificates OF passage TO or
from Liverpool by tncE fa,oe line Of Pockets comprising In
Nm. TAPsC07T, EhERALD ISLE, ALBION.
DRRADNAUGHT HIDDLESEx. VICTORY,
BENZ. ADAMS, CONSTELLATION JoHNJ BOYD,
WEST POINT, SWITZERLAND, PHOENIX,
UNDERWATER, SHAMROCK, CAMBRIA
Mskins together with others sip i've days The
subsctbe agents for the LINE OF LONDON PACK
Its for ell o! which they grant Certificate. liberal terms
REniIrASCtS TO IRELAND, ETC.
T. Co also eOnnBs 10 Issue drafts payable demand
throughout England ireland Scotland aud Wales Send call
for circular CcnArs with sD Particular msy be had ap
yucaiion; II ny letter, inolose postage stamp 10
TAPSCOTT Co., No. 81 South IT., New Yorki
TAPSCOTT. SMITH Co, Liverpool.
THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM
IL SHIP NETWORK, II. J. Won sANrEN, Conmspder
carrying the United States Mall viii sail from Pier No % North
River, fost Of Chsmhertst., op
SATURDAY, FEB. le, al IL O'Clock m,
for
BREMEN via SOUTHAMPTON,
Taking passengers TO
LONDON HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN,
at the following rates:
YIst Cabin. al0O Second Cabin, SO, Stcersge, s35.
GELPCKf, kEUTGEN REICAELT,
No. "a Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12
P. C. BULKLBI, Auction.er.

P. c. BULKLKI, AuctiOneer .
CUPREME COURT SALE, under the direction
- Of B. LEFPINGWELL esq, Referee Of Valuable Prop
erty on Cherry and James StsP. C. BULKLEY wei .el on
TIYesDAY f,b 10 at II O'Clock the Merchants Excbsnss
ylusbie LOTS with the BUILDINGS thereon on tho north
s.stsrly corner Of Cherry and James known Nos 20 S
and "a Cherry and Nos &C. &c. and 100 Jsmesst maps AZ
the ofHos, No. IS WSlst JsuDoey Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

MRS. wIHsLows SOOTHING SYRUP /, sod By ii
drssis,s Throughout, the United s,s,e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12
CHANCES for Business alen.


EXCHANGE.-We wish TO EXCHANGE for
ia stook OF DaY GOODS large STOCK FARM Of over soo
of la I'D with of Iuhning through lying
on the Pittsburgh. FORK WSDe aud Ghicsgo Rail
road and within miIe Il town THIS desirable prep
ssy For further information address p Drawer No 20
Chambersbus Post Office, Pa
NOR SALE-The FURNITURE and GOOD
II WILL Of BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL in succes.fol
operation City To be disposed Of account Of
6s health Of the principal Terms moderate but cssh @rsnS
eots concluded before the frs, Of March Adore"
H, Tieuns Office
NUANO FREIGHTS.-This Company is now
prepared 70 grant PERMITS sdsen.geoas term. 70
owners chips return freis's nom the feohe saPe
vinop superior Bakers Island now being snaed
fom shps Fyitz Mist and Mameuke which by the highest
epo soy continents has been sdudeod the best
sser ever The ard facilities for obtaining
cagoes aud all other may be had By apply
ing st the 80, ,-.. ,--,,, or ,,,S cr,So cO
No. ~ South st. n Y.
NEWSPAPER INTEREST for SALE.-Iiali
IN the interest Of the BEST PAYING WEEKLY RE-
PUBLICAN PAPERS IN TIE EORTH-WEST u offered
fer sale b.rgR for csh owing the Ill health OF the adyer
iser Address WILLIAM TEBH, Graud Hsyen, Mich
DARTNER WANTED, with 81. 300 ready cash,
IN well established cash business in Broadway paying 100
per profit Sales unlimited CAL 1t Store NO $50
Broadway, between Grand and Broome-sts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

L'OR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE- On
L. SATURDAY Mach 2-The United States Mall Steamer
FULTON j. A. Wotton Commander, will sail from Pior No 81
North River foot OF Beach, sATURDAY Msch at noon.
This steamship unsurpassed for safety and ,morl has double
engines under deck incosed By wster tight compspen,s
which, beside other results tend In the event OF collision
sudns Keep the free for work. and seeuis the safety
Of vessel and passengers.
Pas age In Second CABIN, 475 and go.
For freight or Pss,sse spPy to ,, =, NV
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents, No Broadway.
The steamer ARAGo viii sail March 30
Tor SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.-The
IL NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP co: WIN di'pseh
their splendid Steamship ADRAIlC Capt J. Constoek
and BALTIC Capt A. O. Cray carrying the United States
mails for the above ports as follows:
ADRIATIC, on Saturday, April 9Th,
BALTIC on Saturday, April 10th,
ADRlATIC, on Saturday, May 18th,
BALTIC on Saturday June ltt,
fIom the foot Of Canalst
Returning leave HsyTe
ADhlATIC, on Tuesday, April 23d
BALTIC, on Tuesday, May 7.n,
ADRIATlC, on Tuesday. June 4tb,
BALTIC, on Tuesday June 18th,
and Southampton the day following
For Height passage apply the office OF the Company Room
No. 4, No. 80 WSlst.
l. P STEPHENS Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

Million. Of b,.tl.. Of MRS wIHsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP used every yeS tbs United States for oh
r.n eethns With nov,rt.Gns Relief IMMEDIATE
and CkHrAIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

Civ. cid for diseases ineiden, to the psOd Of
s,hhE Children Hsrsyou have thai old for IS cents,
Ia tho form Of MRS. wIssLows SOOTHING SYRUP.
MRS wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP a,r~ ssis to give
immediate relief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

Orders soalrx IN every day from DuIsts IN oil parts Of
III. country. Send m. mor, Of MRS wINsLows sooTH-
mo SYRUP"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

Million. o, botti-. Of MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING
SYRUP are cold s,vrJ year In hs United s,s,OA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

CORPORATION NOTICE.-A resolution has
~ been presented the Board OF Aldermen for SEWER In
rosrth from Thirty ninth to Thryeghih and through
Thirty eighth 70 IS feet Of fourthav PAes having
eoeoon the will send their objections directed TO the
City Hall It's MINIS, Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

EXCURSION TRIP to WASHINGTON CITY
IL And
RETURN TO NETWORK.
STEAMSHIP C0ATZACOALCOs
wlesvs nom pier foot Of King st. North River and remain
PRESIDENT LINCOLN,
provided early application for 900 passengers be made TO the
The toATZACoALcos can accommodate with bed and
ONE THOUSAND PASSENGERS.
State Room, Fare each way..."...."...........ss
Second Cabin, Fare each wsy...,.......,........
Forward Cabin, Rsrs each wsy",......."".::.
Whole number mu be secured and ps..as paid both ways
Apply 10 l. X ROBERTS Co,
No. 800 Greenwich st. near Duane, New York.
iAlbsnH HHaninx Jonrnnl please COPY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

ro,. S9ioss, 10 ,s $50 ,is@S4S sal 'Ossa $50 So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

MRS wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP Is sur, to regulate
he bowels
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
ra,..i.a or Oh. Mississippi vs,I.y.

The st. Louis correspondent Of the Cincinnati Engxi
Ysy supplies the following outline Of General Hascts
scheme for tho invasion Of the Mississippi Il is the
big figure and savors Of the Chinese An army Of u.s.,
900 and another Of 900 are mere circumstances The
one 10 take Al. positions the Mississippi In ths
rear, By the Wy Of the Tennessee river the other 70
move forward in conjunction With It, and svsep every.
thing before IT, In the direction Of Nashville. With thsss
svsggereIs campaigns paper are the esest things In
nature But oil these great projects ere, for the time
being, practically frustrated BY the movements Of one
daring man. at the head Of handful Of bareooed mi.
litia in Missouri.
The following is the programme:
The newspapers Of the country continually aud.
ing TO the expedition down the Mississippi river IL
that vas actually the contemplated programme Of the
movement under Gen. Hsleck. Tbs movement vill not
be down the Mississippi river but up the Tennessee
where Gen. Hsllecks forests 900 strong-vi leave
the river and march Ia the rear OF Columbus HcS man.
and other points towards Memphis. This msn9uyre
v compel the rebels at Columbus and other points to
fan back Memphis thus leaving the river clear for the
gunoosts and transportation vessels to pass up and
down uumoles,ed The Confederates occupying
their time In forying New Madrid Columbus and other
points mounting the With large number Of
guns Upon the approach Of our troops toward their
rea-, rather than be cut on from all communication
Win inc Soutn, tuo OOuicuttHcr VIII OsCk. NO
defenc:s have been thrown up on the Tennessee
River, and the continual running up aud down that
sreau Of gupboats has kept the shore entirely clear
Of naked batteries and forti6cations Our army will
met with resistance, and will By this movement
accomplish the ssms result without loss OF life and
property that the river expedition might have done ssr
s,vsrs loes both tidee, and fssFal destruction Of
property, both rrvste and public The column Of Ma.
jor General Haleek viI forward in cor junction
With General Bue's Division Of 90 600 men from Louis
vile, which proceeds through Kentucky, sia Boslns
Green to Nashville The friends Of the Union have great
reason to feel confident In the assertion mide BY those
in authority that the viii have been ended In about
three months As the attacking Marty the enemy are
annoyed at the uncertainty Of the points commanders
shall attack for instance Memphis will not b. taken s
Columbus ard the river Richmond VIII not be captured
via Manassas viii the naval Feet make M corqussts
IN the prescribed BY the Coufedsrats 0sneraa
Already these snnoyauces and defeats creating great
upessines among the ConfedsrAss and this element N
g.. Louis 10 not nos % sansuins - they we're fss
weeks sinos The defenders d he Uneo, % Ne ethss
hand, ara CO.. f3ent, fer
EVERY thing iss level V our visb
-pause-'iT these rebels now sfsos
Cons undsssssh he ysks u esvssssnA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
AbOIlshInC Daties,

II Is understood that Congress considering the pro-
prsy Of abolshrg all duties for fIsd psried, dur
ing the war The term Of Ave years has been mention.
ed The object 10 stimulate foreign vessels To run the
blockade. We not satisfied, that the proposed &C
ton would have the desired effect The Al
present. in the very high price which certain articles
usnd in our Oonfedsoy very grsat-aud throw cut
Of consideration almost entirely the petty duties i'm.
posed. But perhaps no serious evil could result iron
the abrosation Of duties for short tims-ay tvelvs
months, and the ehtc. in that tine might Be tested.
But We can imagine very serious objections to psds
ing ourselves TO absolute free trade for term long
FIVE years. or during the By making the suspension
OF duties commemorate with the var Ii might happen
in future complications with foreign powers, which nsy
become parties 70 the war; that it might b their int
rest for the sake of that free trade to proong the var
And in the contingency Of the var cessins toon,
period Of Eve years might prove very embarrassing "a
our finances When peace returns We shall experience
great difficulty In meeting public debt and to rely
solely upon direct TAXATION will prove desperate eIpe
dent.
It strikes US - the safer policy not to bind ourselves
for longer time than one year. If the experiment
proves successful, IL may be continued from year
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
Kentucky Tories Alarmed!

The Lsuisville Journal docs not relish the contra
band" doctrines Of Lincoln. Those Of Cameron are
pronounced detestable and Lincons regarded
better They may in appearance be les violent but in
their results they si be equally mische'ous and gill
produce The same ef.cA We cop, slseshsre article
from that paper the iject This may b the oucry
of vensl wretch eamorng for more jobs, and prObs.
bly, that motive Is no. without iu influence Bot ue
think il likely il Is prompted in measure By e:bsr and
broader considerations TIE mule contracts and gov
eminent jobs profuss they may be. only buy W
fec OF the more prominent politicians They cannot
reach the srea. body Of the people sho osn, or have
indirect interest In negroes These oil Be directly
and ruriousy affected BY Lncolns regulations for ser.
ing and cOnf.ca;ins slave property. They We are told,
though strong Unions, gill join the Southern Confeds-
rscy In body, than submit to Yankee confscs.
ton. II is this apprehension that alarms the Jo'vaal
It the fp.edy and rreparlbs overthrow Of The Lin
coin cause In ell the border States.
It's appeals to the Kentucky Legislature 10 resist the
violent msssurss Of the Yankee Government will be in
vain. The nsjority Of that body are within reach Of
bribery, and no doubt their pockets ssd With Yede
rel gold.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
The war.

on ,ial intelligence has been received that on the
18TH inst the enemy, 5000 strong, attacked forces
{, Camp Allegheny, consisting Of about $500, under
Colonel Edward Johnston. The enemy we're rspused
With heavy oss after fight Of seven hourA The fight
began at z, A. n.
From other sources, but deemed reliable Ne hear
that cur loss vss 20 killed and 50 wounded, and the
enemy left on the I'D bet cen 90 and 100 killed. and
bore Of their wounded Among our killed reported 10
Captain p Anderson Of the Lee Battery. from Lynch
burg-the same gentleman confidently, but eroneousy,
reported killed Of Rich Mountain. We hope the report
may have no more truth nos than then.
Col Johnstons foroe consisted Of parts Of three Ree-
ments the l2h Georgis, Gel. j. B. Badsins and Col.
JacLsons-uith parts Of too B.,.alous and bssry Of
Z pieces-the whole no, exceeding 800 men. Il has
since been reinforced by two Regiments. Il Ia said that
tho enemy got ip rear and rather took forces
surprise. But IL there 'vpriis-shich 10 never
cussbls-,hsy redeemed themselves BY good and gallant
lighting.
The Knoxville Register bring, some interesting intel
ligenee from Gen Z,con.rs column which has
81 the Cumberland river In Wayne county, Ky, and il
making important advance in the direction Of the blue
grass country The enemy opposed TO him ere the same
scoupdrels Who fed from Wild Cat shen no one vas
pursuing them. We hops our General 10 aware of the
fact and s give them but little time 70 breathe in their
present resting place.
The reports from Memphis, reliable, indicate move.
ments BY the enemy In the direction Of ColumbuA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
TALK on CHANGE

The week has op.ncd 9Th remarkably mild weather.
Such weather favorable for cotton pi king but rather
too for sacchare, and let unfortunate for deal
ere In coal aud many necss,aries Of life.
The digs we're tole.ably thronged ct an early hour
yesterday, and mp to meridian the chief talk Of tbs
election going On for directors Of the Canal Bank Il
was lsts before the counting Of the votes eouptsd
and then Il vas doubtful before the actual summing ~
What the result Vas There has not been such an AMI
mated or exciting election since tht OF TIE Louisisns
State Bank In ls9 preceded BY tina. Of the esc ION Tor
directors Of the old Commercial Bank 10 1882 prsyous
70 thu. vss the election ct the Bank OF L'usane In 1870
or Isa7, on tho overthrow Of the first CsAisF q sA To-
sttuiiop.
la he result Of the election yesterday at " Cas-.
Rank. vs have no killed and vouadsd 70 s.ik sssss
though vas bruissd that t~e q the sd SosFs h
rs-elscted. .,. "A
Tia. tie islaod u 9slvsstse va sns.ssse h~sn
!, - t.lsn Isss Wills for IL as'hosiiss to ~
80 -, ssnr 70 srsas expssa 10 fsstify As $500
n ia ss.s q car ed issy sissses IN - :. 80,
a - s.vaAIue aSss he sppsatnspt q o. Bsth -
- npis.sv Dscsrnst Of hsssosd aal AsknsanA 4
~ ~ - f>k-E Q. otps.k
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
Oousheru Prisonsrs,

lis sa.ed In Northern papers that Mr.. Faulkner has
been released on parole, and is nov in Nes York, on
bis way South. 1t Is said that evidences Of bis dis
loyalty had been sdduccd and that he soutly denied
that he had ever acted inconsistency with his position
Minister. while in PArA It Is also Aaid ths, Mr. Ely
i,to be exchanged for him.
Northern papers Likewise report that the Lncola Gov
eminent will release many Of our men held prson-
ers Of war - We will release Of theIrs-but this not to
Include State prisoners As We have good many more
Yankees than they have Of men, this arrangement
IL carried out would restore oil prisoners 70 their
homes. II the Yankee Government would carry out in
good faith this proposition, should DO in favor Of dis.
charging on parole all the excess, remaining on our
hsnd-for there Is no pleasure in torturns irhictDg
any unnecessary punishment on an unsrmed man.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
Prize Outats.

The Yankee papers are making great to do about
Importation Of army clothing for 10000 men from
France. 1t is the most magnificent outfit SEEN
The Yankees viii be fine fddles and worth taking for
the sake Of their clohes If not for their own sinking
In the importation priz, outfits for
the two beat companies in the service 0ns Of these has
been awarded to Psnn'y'vasid company-vhich il
pronounced the finest company Of the finest brigade u
the finest division Of the Grand Army. Tbi, award, II
We had no other information. would satisfy to the
true character of that army. when Ps~~y-arians
the best We know how to rate the rest There never
has been any good fighting by Penasylvauians sirco The
foundation Of the Government; and We don. believe in
miracles. In all the have had they have been
psoverbii for their a.f.srdue-r, stupidity and
a,dce VIC do not doubt but they deserve the repua-
ton and will preserve 1t TO the end of time.