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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-12

ap St A. S. LEE.
M BLAIR l. CO. have ON hand several
W. choice s s5apSf q wHIsKEY.
Such az L. Bumgardner Co., Summerdean, gem
uine Bourbon, direct from the manufacturer in
W eaiSr PURE RYE AND WHEAT WHISKY.
OF all the above brands, we have it from one to
All who wish pure article, will do we'll to give
Richmond, March Is. 1861. NH lh-sm
n JULIUS LEVY my lawful Agent, in the city OF
Richmond only, TO carry on the business OF pRf
GOODS merchant, TO bay and sell for cash only,
Day sn s e9aDs BOOTS saoE t. HAT Gxf ds
THE PRICE OF KEROSENE OIL is pq,
i at much lower price than heretofore eau
at No. 10 Governor street All OIL sold warranted
nf Also, LAMPS. CHANDELIERS, PARAFINE
CANDLES, OIL WlCKS and CHIMNEYs, for sale
NH al~lm. E. q. REX. Agent.
Oh HHDS. and 10 balls old and new crop Mus
~ eeyado Moasses 40 boxes Adamantine Cs AZ
400 bbls Common whiskey, Gin ana French
Brandy; 1000 WoIlds Fair Sugar-Cured Hams,
80 h bSs sas a.
and Powdered Sugars. and a large stock Of Gro
's sps of all kinds RIOS ff5 JONES No. Main st.
7 EONARD's INSTANT RELIEF; Ayers
Cherry and Lozenges Mrs. Gardner Balsan Liv-
arwort Railways Ready Relief; Rocks Good Sa-
marian: Indian Ch0laXogue Mrs. Winslow's
soothing syrup; Roses 1 Wd hSsssh9rne G9ugh
synShps &C. Corner ss and r. Broad naisS
TlLIXIR CALlAAYA-A Cordial Elixir Of Pc
II ruyian Bark This is a preparation of the Pc
ruvian Bark, and has an agreeable odor and taste.
1t is very valuable In casen OF debility and con-
yalsscsnce from prostratlnx diseases Persons
taking Cod Liver Oil will find 1t very efficient to
disynise the taste aud assist the action of that
'ieis' rfepS''' ~A0 a. BoDEKER Co.,
ans Druggists. No. 10 Main street
BACON SIDES AND SHOULDERS.--2o
Is tierces Breast Pieces; 30 tierces plain and su-
uar-enred Hams; so pkgs. Refined Lard; 30 pals
Family Lard; 20 bbls. Western Lard; 500 whole
and half boxes Adamantine Candies; 200 boxes
TaIlow Candles; Is boxes Pine Apple cheese, o.
Sugar. 10 Lhds prime old Bacon Shoulders For
sale BY Jap b MAsslE PLEAsANPs.
TMPoRETAAdNwT Z 70 ga GS4 INIT 70 m sEES
FIFTY PER CENT,-country merchants wishing
Ia ave 4 nv per cent. do SO by calling al my
Wholesale and Retail Store. The only complete
stock of Confactioneries In this city. have also
completed, in the rssr 81 Wy ssors Ne asges.
are rsou ested 10 call and examine for themselves.
NV A. ANToNl, st. Nicholas Saloon,
nah 30 1855 Main st. spp. Kent. Paine 4 Co
rERMAN CONGREvE MATCHES, equal
i to the best Wax Matches; Shoe and Cloth
brushes Hair and Tooth Brushes; Ivory and
indis Rubber Combs; Pocket Combs Ladies
Hids Combs Tuck Combs and Put Comb. India
Rssesf Hair r' b.ass., cor an and s1a.i
OsSYH.4SD sE7.6sii , I 4. aSi s. 3 iS9os.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-12

DRY GOODS.-JOHNs0N & HARDWOOD
IL have just received and opened their stock 81
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, to which they
invite the attention Of all who are in want. They
are determined to offer inducements to the cash
trade and prompt customers. NH n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-12

other Dress Goods Our GOODS have been bought
at great reduction from usual prices, and TO c4sh
and prompt paying customers we are willing to
ap CHILES CHRNERY.
Il to No IS Main street where you You viii and tie
HOOP SKIRTS at IS cents
LINEN HDKFS. at 8 cts.
brown and Bisaehed C6TToNs Il Price. which
Beautiful I' DRESS 5f IS GooDs at all prices.
And, in short, all our new goods are bought and
We charge nothing for showing our goods, and
" nS e. Inn wEKrHEiMER Leswskk sis .lIs.
COLDEN'S WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
" $50 BROAD STREET.
Having disposed Of my old stock OF Shades at
auction, / have just opened large and beautiful
500 Gold Border sHA6 Es, only rs cents. with ax-
900 d and ysiys csn2s Ti. y very rh
lS%s
ferent scenery, at the low price Of " 90, worth
900 HikE scKEEys, at Is cent. each;
500 WlND0W CoRSIcEs, from 5s cents e q. 90;
Cali at the Dry Goods and window Shade De-
pot of lap s-anl NJ GOLDEN, 2ao Broad 81.
GREAT BARGAINS rs siLkS.-500 ysrss
Red SIX At So SIS and sac 100 rich ss
Robes at $50 and S25, worth double the money;
leo Berege and Organdie Robes at half price. lOv6
yards Beregc Anglais at lsie. per yard; rich En-
brodered and Printed Berege Anglais Rroche
Chsllies and Moxambiques: 11nip Grape Bsregs
and Berege at Csc, worth a1A Soc For bar
Street. lapSi CHRISTIAN . LATaRop.
NKEAr BARGAINS FOX CAsH.-I am
~ still closing out my present stock Of DRr
GOODS at great sacrifice for cash. Those hav-
ing the ready cash will find !! greatly g their D-
| chasing elsewhere, as l am determined to sell
| every article without regard to cost.
apl-lm JNo L. sMiTHBR, No. 70 Main at
BARGAINS, BARGAINS. BAKGAINS.--
| ID Just received, a large lot OF EnSiish Beregs,
| at very low prices for the times, l shall odsr
them At the low figure of 10 cents per yard. Also,
| lot Of those Embroidered ditto, ~ one shilling.
All ladies In want of cheap Dress Goods. will do
| well to give me call before purchasing, as ! am
| confident that can offer great Inducements.
| have great many Goods in store that offer
bargains in, sueh as Handkerchisfs, Collars,
Irish Linen Shirt Fronts and various other goods.
| Cali and look for yourselves at my stock.
| ap2 ALfKED MOSS. 81 Main 1T.
4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-12

CHEAP SlLKS-FoULARDS.-J received
" lot of low priced Silks; Foulard Silks, and
other Dress Goods. Our Goods have been bought
at great reduction from usual prices and 10 c1sh
and prompt paying customers we are willing to
sell at very small profits.
anil CUILEg 4 CVENERv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-12
NEW AND CHOICE SPRING GOODS
J. & NJ. ROSEN BAUM,
TOO Roam Grp

J N M X y 5 f. N b A U M
l9s BROAD STREET,
Are opening the GREATEST BARGAINS EVER
OFFERED in
DRESS GOODS and SILKS;
LINEN GOODS and EMBRoIDERIEs;
SHAWLs, NANTES and LACE GOODS;
PRINTS, SHEETlNGS and SHIRTIN3E;
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, in great variety.
On account of the depressed state Of the market,
bought most of our Goods at durfion, at sncrj-
flee, mbracing the BEST STYLES of the season.
Extraordinary inducements offered to CAS-
buyers. NH 30--2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-12

1000 BARRELS
ROCKLAND LIME,
Now landing from schr. Corvo,
For sale low from vessel, by
an "A s. LEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-12

DIpn PROM Ms IxJrRiEs.-Jam r.. Smith,
from Portsmouth, Va, who fell from the Pa
Yiion Hotel, at Oh arieston, y. o., a few days
ago, died on Tuesday morning, of injuries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-12
bacon SIDES AND SHOULDERS

Is tierces Breast Pieces; 30 tierces plain and SUI
gar-eured Hams: 50 pkgs;. Refined Lard; 80 pals
Family Lard; Is bbls. Western Lard; 800 whole
Tailow Candles; Is boxes Pine Apple Cheese; 50
boxes English Dairy Cheese: 50 bbls. Extra 'C'
Sncar. 10 1,hds prime old Bacon Shoulders. For
ssis nv ian Fl MASSlE II PLEAsANTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-12

GERMAN CONGREyE MATCHES, equal
+ TO the best Wax Matches; Shoe and Cloth
indis R9bbar Combs; Pocket Combs Ladies
Hidu Combs Tuck Combs and Pnh Comb. India
Rubber Hair Pins, he. l.. WAGNER,
ans Druggist. cor. 9Th and Broad uts.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17
a xxyord TO the Discouraged.

TAR. ANDRUS. the original inventor
reformer and founder of new pr"clP!es
IN the pracNce of Medicine can be conSul'eu
bv letter only, by addressing Dr; iienry
Andrus New Orleans, La, and Mco'c H.s
will be forwarded by Mail free OF charge ai ior
a trial 10 any Postofice in the un'on ne ne oilers
in all cases of Consumption and Nervous
Debility, Scrotula and all Rheumatic
Pnralvtic and Mercurial Affections, Diseases
of the Hin and Spine, Kidneys and hiadoer'
Gravel, Dropsy etc, safe and speedy cu;e'
Female Weakness, Suppression, lrreSu!a'illeS
y and all Diseases of the Womb STRUCTURES ,,e
IN the Urethra, Fstula and Piles, re"edleo
without the use of Instruments or hahoa&'S,
After twenty years Of personal and proiSss''"''
= oxnerience he can state that II" person u,
e the world can cure those Diseases Wlth hIIloIa'
or Vegetable Medicine alone; mere never
was ono Chronic Disease treated TEht OF
usS.erIv at the Charity Hospital IN TINS Guy
aid the head and pride of the Med'ca
Faculty have charge of 1t. lie uses III
Mineral Medicine; his remedies enan.e tn'
mos debilitated to ENJOY as great Poriecu"'
.sof health while taking Medicine as "a at e.. any
SIS neriod of their lives. u"N~,.,.o
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17

Tbird-The contractor Will keep the
tire road in repair as long as may be
rnnnired for $1,000 year payable
in cash. .r. !. L:,
For the rest, he is willing to abide
hx vour resolutions of March ~.
w. submit a specification drawn by the
Surveyor at my request for the Shell
Road-and respectfully suggest that it
be adopted, ,4
A. S. FERTH, Mayor.
A motion of Mr.. Engleman to accept
Mr.. Condrans propositions as contained
IN the report of the Mayor, was carried.
" A motion of Mr.. Engleman to
o,,nrove the Specification, was carried.
: 'et motion of Mr.. Fischer that the
contractor shall be required to keep the
r entire Shell Road in repair for one
t ,aar from the time of reception of the
5 poad bv the Council, for his stipulated
e n,.ice Of 81 ,O0O-was carried.
V A motion of Mr.. Engleman that the
Secretary request the City OF New
,, 0rIoans to finish out the Shell Road
a. =, Canal Avenue to the New Canal
lie Road, was carried
,e motion of Mr.. Engleman that the
ID Proceedings in regard to the Shell Road
" no nnblished and the other Proceeding:
be of this Meeting shall not be published
was carried.
NV On motion, the Council adjourned.
n A true copy,
Is, C. C. PORTER, Secretary.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17
Aea;rs at PensacoIa.-1he navy

80. - Pensacola.-The navy
rord correspondent of the Fehsa'0lN
observer writes on the 18th
Yesterday was another OF the s arr;.
- ~ auGment our army ,ne a,ad |
CHS amounted to about siA
men. :ns here consist OF
~ +Ivo companies, nul'loeAtN7
twent9 nineteen hundred men: ,d
aooI iabama has fifteen companies anu
Ala't ca,,r+oen hundred men.
ao@u1 .r .G has several companies anu
"I"' ,,Ten hundred men; anu l1oo
oooua +vn companies of ZouaVes' hulii-
,s1,.;,'c, over two hundred men;
d oe W. arrangements are peco'l tha@
n,, strict lust now, so much So t ln
: very ,a ore afraid to go outside oi 'I Ios+
= people "f w.. ,,ine o'clock at night lest
nou.. n,;abt have to occupy free qu atre
re !hey n anardhouse all night. 5n1 hu
J. III llor .n fortv-three (43) arrests n"oo "
a. the Zouaves two nights ago ,or,inc
of 'ne 1NLoraver YOU turn, this moIhilS
WV conveving furniture anu ot I'
OF afay az awav from the village ~ ~
he tnlnS ara Satisfied there is gong 70 "
ne peIbP, Moody fight in this neignootnU -
ID. Vow soon. ard they are hurryliis ' ;TI H.
90 euay1o the carnage; the exodus Will y
,,,n+e in two or three days
in col lr s+raets are crowded with ne
Nv steamboats, are plying COZ
dia SANITY between the yard ana lie L'I ~
of s. "aitanpnt is at its highest P'Ech, ~
,es- IN s,,hside in day OF two at lolt Ie
act: W.T. me Confederate States are S CO."
ans oncing forifications on Dan
,rds Rosa Island to-day. oo,oht
past The special messenger hafnre &C
ieve your city was brou@hi "aTa him
ace. Rrnpe this morning. VIII" S''eo ND nil
lille fnaa bass to go to the ttGet' an"
fend a,vai+t the return of the W I "a
hese from outside. His name y WIZ
that ai"1 he has formerly been OF the ! III
,m Stntes streamer Fulton, ,r
$ the last night was a terribly :, stormy "
oops tho United States vessels all Pul ~
maui Yesterday, but whether tne r. i1 Gmif
vans, :.,:tb;n tho boundaries OF the Nui'
20 have proceeded to the river 0'y
liver. i il" lot hecn able to ascertain
OWNS The Wyandotte,, as usual" "a, nv" Migh
forti- embracing Fort llckens ai' a m,6
ghtest The fri gate Sabine is to DC s7eN
It the morning at the anchorage Alabama
v. 0nr fair visitors from Alabama
llioent obont to leave for home-another =
ceiling DEMONSTRATING the squalAlness OF
owards times in this part OF 1ne 'ou I'nia'
Ike any few days must unra'el '',0
g pro- of affairs here.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17

rrT We see in the local column Oh
the n. o. Picoyvne, Of yesterday 'ne
following, in reference to the fearful
storm which ragged in this city Oh
Monday morning last about 0 c1ocN'
yr2nse .Sn.uch: by Li@h'n'"g'-D tilo
inc the terrific storm yesterday .nr
,n # Miss Susan Moore corner I
nf Trrnn and Bienville, was struck 10y
lightninc, at 3! o'clock, IL" i'oId 2"usi i
inc the Explosion Of the g"S1iA'frr anu
ie .n7tinr the house on fire. \ man nam
led Frederick Snidrr, present at me
l;oire, thought this very t1ne "pport'n ~
TIC nc, y to appropriate to himself 1rnny OF
r r;c he riris' trinkets. When he was ar
.c~tod his pockets were as mnrh Oh d. :
4 ~ M 3Gicyr took out of them" silver
Il .nife, a breastpin, a chain necNla C'e
a. er., daGucrreotyPe likeness a halr ne ne
C&c.. &c. The storm above was no'll
ling, compared to the storm "h iI,, "S
can to rage in the bosom OF Miss MOOR
Co Roarder%. when they knew CT this roo
berry.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17
" d II e. IL .

0sT-A rromissory Note drawn nj, by the sub
- seEt 1.7, ~ lS5S and paraphed Ne Varietur'
NV orleans, March %. 1888, WILLIAM shA An
NON Notary Public and payTeI9 Ghe ETer at
oate t"a cent per annum from date, the SAID Note
e,sn' n rif at maturity The finder by returning
tL aGhoye described Note to the SuosGri9gr VIII 10
| suta99!s Is Camp street, New Orleans.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17
sberiF,s Sale. 80 Guy Dreo'

sberif,s Sale. go Guy Dreu&'
Sheriff of the Parish of jefferson a
,.;r offer for sale in front of the Court
House ON Canal Avenue between
uounson and Second streets, IN inc
city of Carrollton' at l O'Clock a. n w
TH1s DAY, the fine Steamboat Dk'
Rrer1sGroN, Engines Tackle ApPa.
rel, etc, etc. oee e"' %
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17
EoETEsEEG NOTICE.

,,, DI-pJIC are hereby cautioned MOI 10
nrgdcas r E6 bT him sn S@ss
drawn ny ,lf ir,yo hundred Dollars, dated MAJ
for % s sT and payable January 80 1872 with e snf
per- %nn8 w i@%rss'c '' G. P %r Rotary
parHPnet ttc same having been paid and settled
pn""e-'''' Il. TEAiIANT. Administrator
o~,a3+. Of Estate JEAN EkAHANI' oece"S'U
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17
TORI CIAI.1
CARROLLTON COUNCIL
Fp1pAy, April -, 1861.

! I,,s,.S3.,,-l FRIDAY, Alfl - iS'h'
4. T9nnriSsarl The Council was convened at
clock, p. NJ, this day by order OF
Pri"tc'ssstant A,es cnt: Hon. A. :. Forth, Mayor;
Pri5lcjp, iu,- E,,L.,non Wili.,l NaV0,
'N'''" SCHOOL 1errlc, +. C. IcIer, T. fiSchrr'
Villains, Pr import, F. SCHUYLER and /.
rth, DR.. Tho
w. II. Wilt Herrle, c. ~ stated that he had
~ noanSsT II r p uncil at the request OF
. relI m 49, - Do'el' receive letter and
Secretary-C c. p yr,,,biso1, si'I"n u ti,a,,t
$500 Htment IS accounts.
Central Sthool-- mes, Principal ,nncI went into
cipal Male Depar 'uitOl cIosa,
Miss leanora 3. Jon =, Preston Pr o"U Will
Department. : First Assistant. G. l,
jefferson SchoolN1r, Second Assistan Leroy q
Miss NJ -: NooGS' Miss NJ. E. M
Washington School, st Assistant u was IeaT
Principal. =. II, Second Ass51 ''I'c"''o" '''''''
Miss @. 3. Robinson John d. eistah CouncH
n kerner = ,,..lJJi,. yfa
Justice D, Eac Peace Jnn D. HAMPER C"''o'' 2sedt
| Cou&iaLc--Stcphen kerner, that Q3 En-xv.-x
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17
--latest News
NV wEIE q r. AZ IA,
From the New Orleans city Papers Oh 'no
Affairs in Philadelphia.

Reportsd Seizure Of Fort De1a0o'e'
Phfiadelplsia, April 15.-lt Is cur
,en+lv reported that plot is in pro-
Dress to seize upon Fort Delaware
Can't. Port, commanding, will resign
if Virginia passed an ordinance Oh
secession. The rumor has caused con-
siderable excitement among ooi
citizens. ID
Gov. Curtin writes that he can seno
400 600 men in forty eight hours II re-
quired. snona
Volunteers are preparing to respono
20 tho Government. Two new regl-
ments are formed.
Policy Of Senator Do"g'aS'
Washington, April 14.-Senato'
no,r,as Of Illinois, had an interview
<, with the President to-day, and told hin
a, that while opposed to the adminlstra
TT tiop,s political issues. he was prepare
an 70 sustain the president IN constl'o
ne tional functions to perserve the ohio'
NJ. maintain the government, and prote'
'R. the capitol.
pa louisville qUith the SCUM.
in Louisville, April l5.-Ihe reoe
u n.vs has so considerably paralyzeo
~ 1au
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17
CITY OF CARROLLTON:
WEDNESDAY, April II, 1901

~ See important Proceedings 0,
tho CITY Council of Carroilton, hau d.
oored session of that body heio al
their Hall, on Friday evening 'aS''
10Th instant.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17

ry See advertisement-Cons'aoie .
sale-THIs DAY, at l2o'ciooA' " y
WERNER, Constable.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17

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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17
rexas News Items.

--latest Neaos from Teras.-ny In'
arrival Of the steamer Texas from iN
dianola and Galveston yesteroay w. Eaye
the Picay,ene Of yesterdoy') we havo
heen nut in possession of the tollo~!ns
;nteresting items through the Po''''
.ass of Mr.. Ingraham, the purser'
A schooner which had arr,Veu s'
Galveston reports the steamer Az
living inside Brazos Santiago haiD'i w.
Snn1av, the 9TH inst, awaiting the en-,
barkation of troops for lnoia'''lD' ,,,itb
bar being too rough TO oi07
Arriva1 of Troops The l eAa a.
tt auor Cant. Shae, formerly OF
i Walkers Expedition, and thirty,'nr f'
men, principally deserters from Inc -
s Army, which were recruiteo az -
W dianola by order of Col. Van Dorm,
~ ~, tha Confederated Army. The most
N these men were so anxious TO 9oN'- ~
" Confederate Army that they left SO"
u twe,ve or thirteen months pay penn
~ Thase men were landed by the Sue
~ mer yesterday at Fort Jackson ~
~. crease the garrison of that fort
From the Rio Gramd-1he Am aln
pa;J not n Hoar.-From lett1l
q snecial correspondent OF the "a tra
emit a., Naws we make the annexed eA:i"
the 'ot u ~, NV last I defended the MeAlca
e.a ~ Holding any jealousy towa'
our troops. But 1 1eed 1V1 me to bell
ting few DAYS hasG aoad q treacherous II
is that they are tt nae arnn has all the W
row. taan making preparations 10 ee "a
the the frontier from Indians son n;ninn
le mona mean them harm: / learn -d tTo
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17
MuzzLE YOUR DOGS.

ro1JC NOTICE is hereby given, that on
E1obii aftor the FIRST DAY OF MAN
HuXT l am instructed by ordinance OF the
~ ;I Of the CITY of Carroilton, to poison all
Vow" w found running at large in the streets
ht aid CITY. +. BRUNk, CommissaTy,
OF sa" City of Carrolton.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17

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