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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-13
LTCOEE AGAINST AE.E
CEN GNEgSE.
The Newark Mercury SAYS:

The Newark Mercury says:
The following is an extract from let
ter received in Orange, n. j.. from an
intimate personal friend Of Mr. Lincoln's
residing at Springfield, Illinois.
Lincoln goes for no compromise with
Southern leaders of secession, net at ALL.
] speak advisodly. Again and again he
has said to me compromise is not the
remedy-not the cure. The South,
that is the leaders, don't want it-no
good can come of it. The system OF
compromise las no end
Slavery is the evil out of which all
our other national evils and dangers have
come. 1t has deceived US, led us to the
brink of ruin, and it must be stopped.
III must be kept sehcr5 ii 'aov u.s.
Such are bis views, and calmly he
awaits the forty seven days longer, when,
if bis life is spared. he will fearlessly tell
the millions Of the land the line Of policy
he intends to pursue.
lie received a letter from Gen. Wool a
few days ago, saving to him that he,
Gen. Wool, was commander of the east
srn division Of the U. S. Army, and ss
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-13

the times were threatening, he desired
Mr.. Lincoln to say what forces he desir-
Cd at the Capitol on the 4th Of March,
and they should be on hand. Mr.. Lin
coin said TO me, Il never saw Gen. Wool,
but it was most comforting letter, and |
wrote to him il reply: AS you and Cen
Scott are as well and better acquainted
with the nature and extent of the dan
gers, and the necessary means to meet
them, ] take much pleasure in commit
ting all that to your discretion and SO
the matter rests
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-13

GE- Frank Blair OF Missonri. in let
ter to The st. Loaas Democrat about
the proposed Convention in that state,
says:
Il nm for the Union all over. l not
only won't go out of it myself, but, if /
can help it, | won't let ANYBODY else 90
out Of it. | go for the Union SO strongly
that | will vote for any political opponent
| have on earth for the Convention, if
he is for the Union uneonditionaly, and !
will vote for no man WHO is not for the
Union without conditions or mental res
trictions.'
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-13

READ THE CERTIFICATE OF A REaU-
LAR PRAcT1TIoNER.-This may certify
that have used Perry Davis Vegetable
Pain Killer in numerous cases, and be-
lieye it to Be very valuable medicine
I have prescribed Il in bowel complaint
(partieularly for children. ana it isln nay
opinion superior 10 any PREPARATIONS
have ever used for the relief Of those dis
eases. When given to children, | have
always combined it with the syrup OF
gum arabic, say ten drops to teaspoon
full Of tho syrup. well mixed. Other
have mixed il with milk ard molassec,
equal parts. a. HUNTING. ID. b.
Sold By all nssdirine dealers.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-13
~ Do YOU ask what is the doctrin

@ Do you ask what is the doctrine
Of the Republic; rs with rcgarl to SIa-
very. 1t is tersely stated by Mr.. SLer-
man OF Ohio, as follows:
4 believe that Slavery is local insti-
tuition, municipal in its character, protec-
ted by State laws having rights exclusive
~ within those States, and having no
rights beyond those States, except the
right to recapture fIgitives who escape
fon service. Believing rs | do, that is
the correct construction OF the Constitu-
ton, | never will, whatever may be the
conscq lences, vote for proposition to
establish, protect, and uphold Slavery
anywhere on Gods earth.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-13

Like DEsDEMoNA in the presence ot het
father and husband we can say
81 do perceive here a divided duty"
but those rival claims DO not clash with
other. Each in its sphere is absolute
In al matters where Ike National Cor
erameat has authority, lis authority as as
direct ana binding on The citizens Of each
State, a. Il would be Jno State Govern
neat iaterpened Jetpsea It and them.
This Government WIS not formed l,y
I'VE, the Stdtes," bat by 1--WE, the
PEOPLE" La resorting To coercion at
present time, the Government would
have nothing to do with the State
of South Carolina, or with any other
State, but would simply deal with its re-
belious subjects, rs such. Can It's right
to do so be questioned.
3. Not only the right Of the Govern
mcnt to enforce the laws is clear, but
there is a binding duty-an imperative
necessity for such action. Its officials are
sworn to d. it-only thus can its life be
preserved. Is this Nation, bull. up at
such expcnse-the hope Of the world
tho asylum Of the oppressed, 10 be disin-
tecrated at the will Of the ambitious and
unscrupu'ous servants of Slavery? Let
any foreign Power have so insulted and
lefed us as the South Carolinians have
done, and unless prompt reparation was
made, our cannon would avenge the in
oolt. Arc st.v.8 ouUu3li ~ uV'Inlnnd
respect abroad, and too weak to enforce
obedience at home? No. 1t is p deep
seated confidence IL tho ability CT the
Government to protect It
self, which mak.s the insults it has re
ceivel cndurable
But there are those who are Mortified
at the thought Of the Goqernment turn
ing its guns upon its own subjects
Such talk Is merest twaddle. Is not re-
bellon q reality? is not treason q crime I?
and is kinship to gloss over such deeds as
these! Shall the police refrain from
breaking up a mob lest they injure their
own townsmcna Shall the magistrate
refuse to arraign the criminal because he
is his former friend: Shall Govern
mems abet treason because those who fire
upon its flag should be its defenders
Shall we count as brothers those who
level cannon at our troops and treat the
Stars and Stripes as foreign and hostile
colorsl God help us If broberIy love
has come TO such a pass! Coercion is
not for the loyal subject, but for every
wrong-doer, from the truant at school
to the traitor on the scatfold.
1t is too late TO expect anything from
the present Administration Tut we look
when the "ides of March" are passed, to
SEQ an Administration which will not
tremble and grow pale At sight Of treason
which will believe in the wholesome
doctrine of coercion--v hich will affirm
the National unity, protect the National
interests and vindicate the National hon
or--which shall show us touch Of tie
old Jacksonian vigor in the enforcement
ofthe laws" and combining firmness with
ali reasonable forbrarance, shall give rs
surance to the troubled country thai
Liberty and Law-the pillars of pros
perity-stand firm and immoyable.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-13

@ A company OF fifty minute girls,
belonging to high school in Columbia,
;. & were serenadol short time ago
1t is said that the MarseIIaise was trans
lated and sung ms follows:
30 arms! to arms ye girisn
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-13

Ey If Gen. JACKSON is SO situated
in spirit land that he can get tolerably
correct idea Of what is going on here,
how the soul of the old Hero must chafo.
expect he would rip out right in
moetin.'
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-13

81 The telegraph news for the week
past has not been very exciting. Texas has
seeded. The Border State Convention
was not very fulIy attended.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-13

Some OF the Democratic pap ere have
resortcl to new method Of slsndering
SEwARD-they praise him.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-13

G~ We havo no news Of importance
from the Legislature this week.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-13

@ A little boy being asked in Sun
day school What is the chief end Of
man z answered-'The end what's q It
tn head en-
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-13

e. Husbands and letter paper should
always be we'll ruled.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-13
COER CEON. MEANING
AND USES.

We hear great deal nowadays
about Coercion" One would think that
coercion was the chief danger which me-
naces the land. The frightened, nerve
less press, and the Summary, sunshine
politicians all over the n orth, are plead
NC against "coercion." Old, defunct,
tinersome, compromising chaps, whom
The awakened spirit of the people
has consigned to obscurty, emerge from
tier hiding places, and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-02
ID EDS FOR THE ARMY,
I'D AND WINTER USE
IN THE HOSPITALS

The subscriber offers TO the Military publIe
THE CONFEpERATE MATTRESS
as meeting every requirement of Bed for Cam
use during winter also, the hes. adapted "a tbs
transient Camp Hospital.
1t is spread upon the 6onr Of the tent, perfectly
secure against tie damp that rises tLeretrom. i
is light and compact for transportation, and Il ir
pervtcus to rain when exposed thereto. Ii favs
loss from the breakage and transportation OF Co.'S
AMI is 10 than one fourth their usual weight. Il
requires less than half the bed clothes reGus.
when Cots are used, and costs only $685. nj
adopted TO the uss IF privstes AZ well az officer
TIE ErggOon as well as Infantry. Il claims IL.
attention of the Military generally, and ehsensS
the most rigid trial.
I hose having the furnishing OF Hospitals would
do well 10 test the adaptahility of these Bed %
their wants, and the CO ussquent economy In tier
uso.
Suffers to the Army, and dealers generally, can
be supplied by G. B. STACY
Sth street, North of Leigh street.
no lI--Imk Richmond
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~ ARTIFICIAL TEETH --Tur,.1..-
~ Plastic AND vULCANIrvS Mo.
Esq. W. JONES, DYsrlsT r. rRu.
light for the above mode of making Tse. Tag tas
ng satisfied OF its absolute superlor,,r aaa b
i.her methoda. csn with eopAaence en-, osT al
aose daairing f1l or partial sets Of teeth ~ sas .
Se1 are s ne as Hsns may 9s d ns d .
The plate TO the rnoath and the suction ,basa,on Of
;ursd, enables hi:a TO issert one or rnore ~
attacs-. ciaeps. This method having bsao - teta
oy those standing highest N tae prolsssiSn Md
Eod South, testimonials viii be given and s ..as
nans exhibited 70 these wishing 20 saa thern 20"
# Teeth, on gold or an other pls.s ne's
course, be made fer there preFerri-g thsr, '; r q
ng, Clesngng, Extracting and sill other cr,,,.'I
gsYtlv and thoroughly performed Teeth s,,....s
~ E4.ECTRICITY, without pain. A'AeRd
~ oEsca On Main street, opposite Cor,n.s,,,
Hail. ~ iAla
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-02

ETOR REET-A HOUSE and LOT on 10Th
street, between Broad and Grace stIeets The
dwelling tains fourteen rooms, two them very
large Water and gas have been carried into every
room. On the LOT ia 6 kitchen containing rooms:
2 large Stable and Carrisge- House, Inest house,
and other ont houses. All the Lcuseg ere OF brick
snd have been built within tbs last two years.
They are all In thorough order. The location Is
pleasant ons IN a good neighboThood, and convent
ent to the business portions of the city. TIE whole
establishment was erected sy4 the late Charles 8.
HILL for his family residence. For elegance and
convenience, the premises cannot be surpassed by
any IL the city Of Richmond. Persons In want Of
desirable residence, will Go well to examine this.
On calling al the house, they will have the whole
premises shown &c them. Tor terms, apply TO
TR0S. ]. EVANS,
&C S-t5 Admir- of Chas. y. Hill decd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-02

OBJECT IRON AND ZINC.
5000 lbs Sheet IRON
500 % ZINC
so dozen Pot Bride BITS
80 Morocco SKINS
- - Shoe KNIVES
$50 /" Pocket KNIVES
20 gross Table KNIVES and FORKS
so dozen Butcher KNIVES
800 lbs. Copper WIRE
100 f" brass WIRE
loco a Iron WIRE
ii0 dozsu TOOTH BRUSHES
@0O,OaD Euguah Percussion CAPS
IS gross Haisar BUCKLES
$50 lis. shoe THREAD
&; gsess sssaas add JspsaEeis RINGS
s'SE sssa W
cLAfs5aNB WATKINS;
80 9s~ssws Nc. is3 AsiD 81. up stel-s.
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n RRNT AND eAI1n.


TCn SALE.--I am suthoriKrd 70 sell . FARM
Il costaauing shout 800 acres, = portion OF which
Is well chit vated, and very pscduc fve having On
II framed dweliir AID the rsuai farm h5uses. II
10 situated about three mites from Richmond aud 10
considered one Of the NEST beau'i ul count seats
adj cent 70 the city. To gsntienan taviug .
family or pu suing ore OF the learned profession
this possesses rare inducements for quiet retreat
from 'h''ity' Arpdly to a,r vp puasry
no 30--d2teyy.t F. auklin street.
BRICK WAREHOUSE,
iu0 feet fro Mt. on 18Th street,
between cary street ard the Dock
moist. s G. DAVENPORT.
ki>On RENT House on 10th street, beiweeu
r. Main and Cary, containing eight rooms Pos
session given the LIST January Apply to Box
al6. no 25-5ts
Formerly Old Trinity Oh urch
Next door to the Exchange Hotel, ),
Has been fitted up with st'ge scenery, &c,
and will be rented for the purpose OF holding Elk
hibiions, Public Meetings, &C.
no s7-s.. TIP. sTRIDER, lessee.
TOR RENT.-Two large ROOMS, over the
subscriber store, for rent. Possession to be
-'N 'p'' Nfp'''A' JUAN PIZZINrs.
no Cts No. l:s Main street.
nor RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE,
on Grace, between 3D. and 4th, for four
'''''''''' - ''' 6. BARKSDALE,
no 26-lw Tn the premises.
a FARM OF 100 ACRES for
~ SALE OR RENT.
1t lies in Dfuwio.ie county and adoins tina corpo
ration of Petersburg The HOUSES are new, con.
sisting of a DWELLING, with FIVE rooms. Tbe
cut houses coosist OF KITCHEN NEGR QUAR-
TIERS, SMnKE.EOUSE, STABLES, and cow
SHEDS Seventy acres are c'eaTe five Of which
is meadow Apply 10. PANNiLL & SONS:
no 25-i2w Petersburg Va.
NOR Rem T.
n Il BRICK HOUSE,
Mars hall street, between 25ta and 2Sth street,
III Church Hill, +ortaiEiuy reven rooms and two
clnfets; good brick kitchen sgd coe h1use Pcs
session given immediately. Apply 10
m aa-ts t. CAUTUosN.
4, OR Rem THE STORE aud GRA-
" merry in the village Of Port Royal, Caroline
county, Va at present occupied by Z. II. Pendle
ton, Esq The store is two story bsics building,
with large and convenie cellar; ba, also large
eouutin9roo attached. The Creamery is a fl alne
building, suitable for storing gra d, &c. For terms
or information apply tn
W. SELDEN PENDLETON,
no 21-lm* Richmond. Va.
NOR SALE, RENT, OR EXCHANGE
e FOR RICHMOND PROPERTY-My
FARM containing 40 acres, two and half miles
from Richmond. Address at Richmond Va,
call st my room, corner Of Franklin and Gov
ernor streets. S. a. HART.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-02

oSI-NEtko BOY .-on 1ucs.ay Ass.
Z at Aanasss, a NIGItU = O Y named ED
~ 3D. chou 80 years Of age, was left &. Manss.
saa-he probably taking passage IL the wrong train
OF cars. Tha sad boy hal several earpes bags
hasefsacAs, &c, and vas en- his way 10 =. Caro-
lima, Amy one a2prehenting him, add se1aing
hin to lie Cs pfral hotel il this city, will be 0er
ally rewarded. ID. o. HAW THORN,
Due West Corner Post Office,
no .c-tt" S1uti Caro- iBa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-02
CAMP BEDS. &c,

HITEfS NEW CAMP
- hospital BED
ST Y'S
CONFEDERATE MATTRESS
For sale by the subscribers, at q. W HARwn0S,,
Furniture Store, Governor street. Richmono y,
ALSO-rAMP FURNlSHINGs in y.nersj '"
no 25--1m* y. w WHITE A Cn
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EsOTEa1s & n EST VAS.

1a Y . ~ -" Aa'NS n a - II q . .
ETERANpAH HOTEL,
SIXTH STREET, NEAR CLAY.
The proprietor having jus. returned from Cen
trevil, is prepared 10 in good style, every
deiicacy hat the maI ket affords espte ally Oysters
il his peculiar style. tali.ies supplied win Oys-
tiers by ne
Knowing wha. Is required for the army, am al
ways ready TO supply aay orders that may be re-
eiyed ROBERT REID
no 29-GtN fifth stree /. near Ciey.
Sl UTICE IA TA~9 PUBLIC--I have opened
~ an EATjNQ SALOON, corner of Main and
18th streets at the PALMETTO HOUSE.
! am prepared 10 furnish Snacks at all times from
O'Clock in the morning until lU o'clock at night
Oysters. sewej frie@ roasted; Ham and Eggs:
Beefateak; I turkeys; Ducks; fresh Fish; and hot
Coffee are Tea at al times of the day.
no 29-lm r CROUCH, Pr,p'r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-02
q POTSWOOD HOTEL
y RICHMOND, yIRsIKIA.

This new HOTEs4, at the corner Of Main aad eth
streets just finished and elegantly furnished IL mon
open for the accommodation of guests.
The location is the hes: in the city and every Of
fort will be made to please the patrons of the House
have secured the services of Mr.. T. w EGGN
NIGER. late Of the Everett. Hoose, New York
no Ely JOSEPH " CRENSEAw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-02

no bis ENWIN WORTHAM Z co.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR KENT-Be
+ tween Caar ottesville and the University Of
Virginia, with Garden Grass Lot, Stables, Ice
House, &c. The House has Q large rooms in
the basement and above; the furniture includes
a good Piano. Tie grounds ample, and o. ns
raentsd with shade trees, strubbery. ami flowers.
The Garden is large. with winter vegetables in
riety and abundance, well fruit trees, grape
and strawberry vines, &c; good water. pump, and
eisteru. Possession given Immediately, and if de-
sired, servants to 60 with the property till Christ
mas the proprietor, Capt Geo. T. jones, being at
bis post in the army. APPLICANTS will address
JNO &. HUGHES,
10 l2-3w* Chariot esvilie Va.
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T LIQUORS, GROCERIES. 90
300 bbls WHIsKEY
50 bbIs. Apple Brandy.
50 bbls French BRANDY.
p bhls. in.
80 quarter and eighth casks French BRAN
DY.
20 bbis. Sweet WINE.
Is hhds Shoulder BACON.
100000 CIGARS.
as Sa RDIHES.
1900 pounds Smithheld HAMS.
so kegs Sup. OAkB. eODA.
50 bills. Crushed end Powdered SUGAR
100 bbs No. and No SUGAR
40 hhds. New Orleans SUGAR
IS baskets CHAMPAGNE, Clicquot brand.
bbs. COpPFRAS.
500 lbs INDIGO srd NADER
10 pigs BLOCK TN.
IS bags CeFFEE
10 bags Grain PEPPER.
IS bis. ALCOHOL.
Also, largo assortment of other goods for sale
THOMAS JONES,
no 19-2w No Main 81 Ris hnond, Va.
CUPERIOR OLD BRANDY;
- OLD RYE WHISKEY;
Fine PEACH and APPLE BRANDY;
Pale snd Brown SHERRY, very old;
MADEIRA WINES various Qualities:
OLD JAMAICA RUM;
ENGLISH CHEESE, Queens Arms"
PICKLES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, and
GROCERIES.
For sale by w. D. BLAIR g. CO.,
Opposite Spotswood Hotel, Cor. sth and
no ls-stistJan Main sts.. Richmond. Va.
E0EAI. Il1(}Nas5 RpENDy m V0Nn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-02

TOBACCO Abs.s ROB 0ALR.
yIaARs, clalHs, CIGARS.
1iftyAvs Thousand fne
O. q A II g.,
from New Orleaps, On consignment. 10 which cali
the attention Of Suffers Of The Amy. sad ds.lsA
no so-s.. Cor. Gsry and Vi, s,n,. -.
YTSOBAGOU. TUBACCOl-smoking and Chew
/ ing Tobacco for sale. I'VE are constantly re-
ce.ying Chewing Tobacco Of varions styles and of
all grades fr~m laA eta to SO cts. per pound. Man!'
of the brands in fancy packages, with br ga.
wrapper and sweet, suusured hi.er.
Also for SALE the i.Nickie Maccuobin'' and pride
of Bethel" Smoking Tobacco "a superior article,
N halfpound packages; eau and dS sxsmin rn,7
no 29--lm Near Columbian Hotel
@ AMUEL r. ADAMS.
- No. 2os MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND,
With variety Of other goods constantly receiving
from the South, y hich will be sold at snail nd
vance. no 2s-Im~
T7OBACCO AND CIGARS.
". a. REDWOOD respectfully informs hi,
friends and the public generally. that be hss pur
chased the Stock, corner OF Franklin and li:h SITS
opposite Exchange Hotel aud Ballard House. and
viii continue the busine }. under the firm Of WIN.
Ii. REDWOOD & co.
Country erchsnts, officers soldiers, and suffers
of the army, and dealer, morally, respectfully
invited TO ell.
~ Q b A q Q o
For sails on commission,
large stock Of
VIRGINIA CHEWING
And SMOKING TOBACCO,
Louisiana perlqae TOBACCO, BY
AUG. J. SMITH g. CO.,
no 2l-2m les Main ST.,
DOW a 7 A N PIP Es.
Having the agens. for tbs sale OF the celebrated
PowHATAN PIPES,
We offer the same, al s:xss,
at manufacturers prices.
no 2'-2m AUG. J SMITH Il co.
,ldARs, oiGAkGTrEs, DC.
We offer fer sale 8 large sssortmen. CT
CIGARS,
CIGARETTES, &o.,
At wholesale.
AUG J. SMITH Il CO.,
no 2l-2m l25 Main st.
We oTer to the trade,
At usnutaeturers' prices,
SCOTCH SNUFF.
no 2i-2m AUG. j. SMITH & %
TNLORIDA LEAF TOBACCO.
e =
The subscribers offer for sale two hundred thou
ssnd pounds of FLORIDA LEAF TOBACCO,
suitable for the manufacture OF fine cigars, both
filters and wrappers.
We are the agents for the sale Of tie Florida To-
5acco and coming from the planters direct, manu-
facture-s and spectators cannot fai! 70 mako any
selection they wish The sooner appiicsiions
made the better. s. WYATT a. CO.,
No 163 East Bay, Charleston, s. c.
no 4-3rt
rHEWING
AND SMOKING
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TOEFoT OF ARMY .. 0Lo1HINa
TENTS,
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE
On hand and making
800 pair gray cashmere PANTS.
$500 do do, COATS.
lc1o Blsn<s. OvEaCOATs. with Cspes.
1850 pair Long-legged BOO S, for Cavalry.
LOCO pair heavy grained do, for infantry.
$3.50 peir home made shoes.
1850 par heavy brogan DO.
l,5c0 brown FLANNEL OvERsHIRTs extra heavy.
500 red do. DO. DO. do.
5000 pla;i Linssy do. all wool filing.
1890 rlannel UNDERsHERTs.
l0,000 Hickory Check SHIRTS.
10000 pair DRAWERS, (tFileG0
$500 CAPS and HATS.
1000 Oil Cloth CAMP RUGS.
500 heavy BLANKET RUGS.
Loco psi- BLANKETS.
Large quantity of TENTS for privates and off,
land, and extensive preparations for tn sir
manufacture
Gray CLOTH and TRIMMINGS for officers
Uniforms.
The subscriber having made bis contracts for
gods early last spring, and secured large quaint
ty, can furnish tLe above articles az low as can be
had within the limits OF the Confederate States.
70 ll-3w* JOS. A. MABRY.
MILirARY MEN,
re largest variety TO De found in
CLOTHS, ChSSIMEREs5 and Y EST1NGS,
For military suits and citizens fine dress. Three
thousand yards
COATING and PANT STUFF,
For SOLDIERS, by the var |, CT large quantity.
Over Coatings, slt grades, fine; Beaver and
Petersham, for ofiicert costs; Military Over 'Oats,
in great variety; Camp Blankets; Shawls; Gloves;
Socks; Comforts Oil Over Goats; Leggna, and Cap
Covers; Water Proof Seamless OverC0ats; Water
Proof 40 on hand Suits made 10 measure in shor:
notice, warranted to TT; Merino. Lambs Wool, lad
Shaker Uncer-Shiris AMI Draw ers all sizes; ii3s
French Cloths and Cessimeres black and fa7cy,
the finest assortment to be found; Vestings Of all
styles al made to measure in The best style; Trim
ulings all kinda \ full ascortI1ent Of fine Dress
Cloth Coats, and black Doe Skin Pants, IA fulI as
sortrpent on hand
BOYS CLOTHIkG-0ver- coats Jackets
Pants, and Vestl.
T. W. ROYsTON & CO., 81 Sycamore St.,
no SIN Petersburg Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-02

- TSAiED Or STOLEN, fron the corner OF
~ 9Th ana Marshall rtrests, on Thursday last;
biaek NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, ten months oid.
The Dog has three white spots under the thro2.
and breast. reward vi So will be paid lor his re-
tam 20 me-
no 29-Itt WA J. HUME
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-02
WA. J. HUME.

NALdti 10 ny house, CT the 18th INST, . red
~ COW white iaee and some small white Spots.
.-s owner will cone forward prove property pay
charges, AID take Ler away
q. w DARRACOTT.
40 29-3t* Hen leo county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-02

u
N 1t viii be Sen from TIE above 1 at the
Collector Is required 10 attend at the Office from
The 18th 10 the-iist If The month receive taxes
re naining .ue fIom June last. Before tae Jan
nary term OF the Husti- - Court he Is required by
Ordinance u advertise deiinqu5nt TEA. .a,e to lie
soid Tor non pay Iaent IS taxes Persons who tive
not done o, wlsi see the neee, ity oi cal Jag and
paying theae tax 6, it vii, lie impossible tor tac
Collector to cal them before Le advertises.
TO JJ-lm J. a IL & q. r.