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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-19

AoSE .St,ol2 556 So
Statement january 4. reet.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-19

Balance, per statement Jan. 1st 1S60 406 SO! 80
Received for Premiums dur Itr
ing the year 15t0.......... S763.05 SIS
Received for interest during
the year 1860 ......"..... 2l4 Ola 10
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24
UTKAcIsTzo zHE NOTICES o. IHE NASHVILLE FREzs
From rs RaSAui1s Caion aad American.

"sueh this esdei not on IN America, bu.
Sin Europe the attention Of the crie pru
dice t. At sct the general reader TO confound the osu
and to interest he nRd BY novel and stirring pa s,ges hy
'OTsrv elming and earnest buth and By pessi
Yle They make not IL slightest reerece TIE party cat O.
the day, and exclusively directed TO TIE utonay
aspect Of the sect onA issue forced Horh
by PhlOsc pho SSteec patriot and
Just enough dist4n 10 hear discern III. low RIM HR
Of the conf at It lisa profound set eaptiYst
sing, the from its direct bearing upon he great
Volurion now proEress . .
~Ih book Is prOnOunc critics to he tie phlnsophi
cal a.d bensivs exposition Of the question Of African
slavery and the Ffu vndcaton Of Southern civ r
IAob thai hssye appesrs4 from 'he pe5s written in
style Of hovng that renders highly every
intelligent reader, and gives Of deep thought ext
sve research, arge eequ ntance Eih the Sopse Of TIE
Abolition hool, both in Europe meric snd eut husasc
deyotu1 to the institutions Of the south
VS. pleased lean that the autheF Wi great r
atty, rendered its entire proces sying cost pub
cSon the ladies Of the sol es Hospa Relief eeety VI
asEve and that the proposition has sccspt ~ hrs
FELICIA G. PoRTxE, President Of the ASSOCIATION ;"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24

sPSC3AL EoTics-Ihs Usiea sd Ax..lo, ~ eo,,a,.e
"a sYsg ssr0a tbe Casa system a papers re disoon
e a. ~ expiration 9f Ss ss for 'catcA tsSy aazs bess
Gf6 sbeeTi5srs tgi1 De a0tfed t1ke sHesY slseytos
% aoons % expire, By Iisy Gpers and VA
ess ~ oseysa e reece e paper 7f1 % 9ise6Rtia
faLaA oT ~ GROSS marx azd your sHbseyS5tiOa
sesSb UNION AID AzERIcAF 3, PER dfrgsta "a ddsInes
ffl-Resksg UmcS ASp ANEniCAE IS ger cnzapa q al
sarcs
eabscrbers desiring fher papers changed NUT snos
e Pest ces oa saTe a5ths 20, which thsy desire H.
'ha7gr 70 . MADE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24
From tie Rasarzls czristiaa zSyocats.

Mr williams has cook which s uId like 70 have
rope be slated into T. cir lsngaasss
do it. work and correct ug puodc
whih he Epg ISL and Northern have pa the
world The esder should bear in mind that letters
writ in onstantinop thou hpub istd' Nashville
As the writ sly dcd events that have IAns
pred, the Of the manuscript cannot
confies in his secula Ions u usd rse
PHILOSOPHY His tone is calm thoughtful his horizon clear
and de The partisan Suzk in the Amec4h His position
abroad Afforded HIN opportunities possessed by but
few Of bis fellow for acquiring insight into The
real opinions, and feergs, and general public Snmen Of
Europe" .- -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24
Ths book Is entitled,
PRICES.

For single coPes- 81 co
Book'sile will be urnished st wholesale $40 pen
reasonable discount will be upon Lre orders from
Ehoiessle dealers a. a..I u ..a-...--
II sny gentleman lady in the Confederate gates orae
for club Ct ten persons tsI0l will be furni bed With 5o
ne tary copy o. the work. V hst ofhs Ladies odier
Relief Society. $3.50
Editors Of n9wEpapeTsn tbs Confederate States Who rive pub
iciy to this will no only the benevolent and patriotic
purFose to ich the entire proah win appropriated heS
viii sd in the crcu alton OF wol which ought to be IL the
hands Of every southern family.
UTGrdeEs or books othr communications relating there
%, may Re dressed Mrs EsLciA EozIEa Prssdsat Of
the Ladies sOldisra' Be iaf Society or to te
southern MeIhOaGst PnBIiaainz HOnse,
Nashville Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24
From TIE NasAUiRs Banner.

s Wilkins has Pssen;e3 in this series able
letters history 81 tn Institution slavery on ts
American Continent, its influences the general welfare
scouny, tracing the elements opposition il exie
by No thern fan csm, euiua ing last In h org
Of sectional ~ resigned to OVERT that institution
by With the Gisnembermsnt The Union effected he
author has treau bis subject pho ophc AtsaEu and
the result Of his la will prove inestnsbe addition
genuine 81 utheTn MeFature''
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24
From tie NasEViZe Patriot

SIN es. letter have all tAs advantage Of he authors
elegant Lucid yle hrs extensive incrmstoa ph
sophica nTest alton BE has closely studied The subj Of
saV ~, in ali its bearings He refutes he ida Of the
PorTdys the a3yantase which
The Of its eonnua ioR Correctly approaching
policy Of the opponents Of ssVry and The dsns Which
would 20 lev tn of the Rep bican party,
in tbs Old World frr owed from the emiterel contest
his fellow country aga the
the snip Of tate. The suit which he apprehened
aud kretold y up pE."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24

In note to OF the Editors Of the Union and Arreaa
Mrs JAHasK PeLE. whose Inspection tbs pro0shssts we're
submitted szPress,S the following opinion: .s z l-a
81 have read. With much pleasure the proof sheets Or rev
Eork, In press Lett IlAV'Ty the Old Wolr
With litter addressed to Lord sIoughap, written By Hon
James Williams late Minister TO Copstsinopie 1t 70
Wen with yieor % thought the subj occupying he
attention Of the whole EoFdA valuable osbuon 10 sou
ern Literature and will bs read with great interest al h present.
day"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24

I A letter I'd the Baltimore Republican, from Kansas
says. that nlisher life property is safe there.
The Federal troops are gang Of EIurderers and
thieves, of " BON jim Lane is chief.
The same writer gives the following account Of
she battle Of Elue MILF fifteen miles below Kansas
city, -.- ~ ---
. When t. Federal troops came down the rOad,
the State trdops opened fire. having previously kills
ed the Federal pick Is and killed the horses to the
artillery. thd gunusrs and many others, Gnd took
the ezissons 70 the artillery and continued the fire
on the Federals, when they retTeaJed, followed by
the State t-COps for a mile and half. The Federal
loss was twehty-six killed. sixty-twO wounded and
twelve missilg State troops two killed and eight
wounded"
A detaehn ent of troops from the Potomac h0ula
landed near lhe head Of Sc. Mays river 4Grylsnd,
ami seized LHs mails at Great Mills POsEOfca. Ne.
J, T. TraYer Was arrested.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24

One squsses oas yssr s3e-Esch add.cnsl sausrs sIs
HVeFtiEers exceeding thespac contracted
- AoFs will be charged for the excess.
81 Pr f- II FHR WERKLE. 80 .aa
On DELTA per Square foE Tie RIs7T 5Es Or sa
AdEsriise7enls pubshea in scsh he Daiy and Wey,x
ssaageo re fs 5Ai5 rates 9TH Orshsf tie weekly rate
ttssrtioH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24
.DmReLnAS's UNIVERSAL Pills,

Per Liver Complaints BiiEGusEcsB Head
ache, 6cc.
TgyaERE hss okTNATIc E1ei,eine oEsred t.
the public that has river EreR entire G6rscton Nc
LEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILE5.
Being eny vegetables they Pefeoy innocent AId car
b By e infant; yet prompt Nnd powerful In
removing al Bsus secretioas Acid IpIs, Feted Matter
om the Stomach In fact they tie Cny ktls at sso1le
b used II nElsFiOus destTicts. 3. ~ -
Thsy Poeuca 0rigng seknss Pain IL the Stomach OF
Ecsis, though Vy active and searching In ther operation
promoting beatty sscrsonE C. TIE Liver snd Kidneys Hho
viii saF t-ou H9EsDesS, UeSacie and Foul 6tnDsch When
81 cheap s5y obtained Keen them constantly
hand EHre oss aken in saSEai pfcVect hours, days
and rsoahs CT soKes. AK tcr Df J. u. hoLesns UpVe:
Pills Take e-hsT Bs7s coated they tastse5s Price
esiy = Pc cE, sad s3s " Tsn 70 any PSrt o.
Ejs EEitsd E:Ates. -...-
J. Il. EeEzAN, Sois Proprietor,
Csr5sf 50 TliYh esd Pae streets, s.. Louis, No.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24
CnNFEDEgtAWE sTATEs.
eaucs.r ton ana rE.,tl.ry Stores.

aCGUGS.f El0H IAG bAiiii8ry sIoSes.
AlE tsgen an oce On Che ~ street, 20 IN. in froni
Z Of the Ak 70 al hes less, arising un-eT
The Sc. uvftra Ac.. = !. b. atteudr -
Per On ing 30 sss-iy pr per nloley belonging to
= lien eueu,le g vi ! rep r. 10 &c
rub ria tons Aid a.y rlorss pad for in 8
per .cc. LoAie1oTsts. .0Eus. T. COCKRl LII,
Receive. fer Confederate States, Middle Tennessee.
Oct 70, 'Gl-dsB&w2n BP
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24

kJHIs Is altogether sdlsns, the repzl Of moasE
4 discoveries Ia tbs vezstAbis k1g3oD being eE-sl
snd abstract method Of irrespective e. all te GA
ing Dr. Wright, we'll knoang the esptop pracsed upon ID
uninaed felt HIS duty al 70 have this elixir tested b
4ece, given IN their adsrence perfect uu5Yid
control the whole physical ~he0 bis 'rsne has bssl
p have been tiled in vain Lopg Thought sears Of pa.ien
investigation, and "a despsraadu'n determination bsv
crowned the Doctors eaOrs ans he ofers tbs sr sat
lsring humanity the Only thing ta he fegVYs
diseases-namslyi
Mental and phyIIesl Dspression,
81. Determination Of Blood Is tss E.aa.
/ . - Coniasea Idsasi
...-s-t Hgstlds,
7Rsstlss.usss aad sleerl.s.nsss at t1tgls:
! Absence OF Muscular kfGisDey, u
LOss Of Appetite
COZ py'Ps2sia1
4-- si.-- Low Spirits, ,
GIOrgsniEauoa Of toe Organs Of
PsiFitstOn OF III. Heart,
And IN fact, all the coaaonitsats Of AID desss
state q the syEtsa.
-E As StIEauiaBs,
It s qEits different om alcoholic preparations not
ectto reactions any shape continues exert Its Eenc
ithpresencs
As a remaie H7ceiC.ao,
II equally powerful effective ane restores sqr5r
have ooded &c Market and which cniy JarioEs Il psc:
Of sEsising TsnOyssns the constitution Tor sod
that they only made from the eT1Eos Ct
guoTa1t Of the Medical pTofesrsD altogether.
No WineraIsE
Dr. Wight THINK it we'll professional
the facr that minerals Ehs.eyeT form the least
parts Of the Ingredients Of his RsjuvsnasF ExEs know
ing what ruin has bssn entailsa the eenH1it opium
nerc1sy
Generally, the ds5stsd RTigng Houa sGy, NeSs;
despsir Ne matter how worh down may be- sr bsg
weak you mater what the may hsniorsatt
At gssYeE has led to depart from Uyos FriDepls
take his
B0juveEssgtoS EIExig,
And goa will yourself nsH sn--s orids iastcsd
the reverse, to friends ana assy ssggd ani sFtny
aaenlfeT Of ts human family.
l Price 20 per bottle, af g, sni fJTvsrr
Sd by mail to ali parts 81 the United ststes
Sod BY all resPecabs uss Throughout taS UEirss etsee
and CanadsS. Tbs trade saPylie5 liberal siaocgc.
Fer Sals By thepToPhotors
u. WRIGHT 4 GO
fr 2 end I5i sasr,res ursss,
ErE 0risazs, L.
seid in Nashville ~ g. " Rsnistho5t Berry Deuovls
Ssg Psnaietoa, aES al TaPoasiDis dluEFiats ocfS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24
ssl AasssIIls anIga $40 AmsrItsa
Ratea b adrertlrtnr.

DAny as, rri.wso.siy IS; vzsssn1 %.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24

y Z
o.. HTTi-e a. Nashville 81 :. 81 a u ASH 40D P H..
SNHE Trsis leaVi ng Nashville at siS Meonnecs at War
xacs with sheIhyvle Branch Al illshons with Mcinr
nile Ard Ms chess: Railroad d fer With Wiuchest
aud Aishams silr ~ Couan Nh sIro1d and
81 Chst s1Ooya ia Westero en- tlsuii abroad.
The Trains leaving Nashville 90 81, II War
With Shelby lie Branch, evens with Memphis
Charleston Esilrosa Chattanooga with East Tenn Gnt
Geo, and Western and Atlantic Ra--s1s
Through Tickets the points, prices
3D. BE had At all bIs, application to the Ticket Agent
# C)sics. De OF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24
NOW READY Fos DELIvEaY
LATE eslTID STATES NhlsrEa At cos.4 IA

U5Th entire profits Of s sales to be devoted to II.
feefO the sick and wounded soldiers Of the CODedeass army
under the direction and special oags Of 81 dies seIGs
Relief sOcisty If tennessee
The book Is entitled,
Letters on slavery from the Old yysrId,
Written during the the Presidency OF the United
stsesin 1860; which s4ced letter to Lord BRousa OF
the JOHH BaOwE RAID and br s reference to tn rssut Of the
Presidential election and its By JAMS rlixs,
late United States Minister to u1Key
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24

The Character OF the Men Lincoln En-.
PaoTs 80 S1bjUgate ace south. q
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24
81 g. sfcLaAN,s soACANI0 OsL LlNI
NAEs-V -
Hesg External ia sbe World fer Nan G


Ri E. sRcLGAS's VoACANkO OSL LiEI
MEEE.
Hesg External ia Sbo EgcxIa fer XRI2 OF
sRSGsb,
FEVHOCgAp5 = kamSh sHE AsTebeen ssFe5 Ire OF 81
ersp6tuds a=6 isery, by CT tfs InTsuakls Li1
meat. 1t vii Tse7 PAIN slEost irstzn snesEsy, snd
VIII cleanse Pug heal tAs foules SORE in an ncTedbe
short time NeLBkE'S VOLCANIC GIL LINIAEST will re
IisEa The atL Of KheUmsED, Gout or Neu
zs Paralysis. CotIz1tea Muscles, stneEs or weak
neia tire Joiuts, Hasc Egs9sBts viii ueyeI isiL
To anp g Scrs Tbgos Hee5echo or HaIa7s
Fer Burns OF scslis sly Pain InfaIlhs kesdy
TTyit and ycu vii End 1t an indEenss-e TsEsy Ese2
kiWsys on hand. - 49,
viii save zcpeg y using Mclean volcanic OIL LDiment II
speedy ard iaNili0le fo- Calls fprsns, caziesi
gEenz Laerss sTesny Sores Wounds, Scratches,
sxssrusi 5isl.s. TT K, Lr yos viii cS oonyhcsd
L. J. u. EoLsAN S9ie PrefristoE,
Saint LoaiE, Mo-
PcFsaIe At f-Opre0rs FncsS II EESy & nsnoTe snd g.
VI lseuds7rlioti. Hsr-sdta&siy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24

FEs En9Es On EEss CONSTITUTE sqUAsT
80 ---.--. IL "a ~ =. - - L.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24

59fe lfkii :s-n psryiag sDa etretirE o1'Vt tahias
no Blood--s,orirg the sieE, sz5sf!ng lngaHd'to
HEALTH &NU STEENGkH
There is nO Mistake AbOszt &c.
Il VII cure Liver Complaints pyspspsa, pisrrhS DySss
terry Hsacs Dc Of epite Few and Ague, lhNart
Fever Bad Srt Gay essse 81 tie E stomEcs Or Bos
Ella q
T LADIES 90 you want the Blocrs Of 8saIih to mount
cur Cheeks again 7--ther 80 st snot and get
6scLeaa'E strengthening Cordial and Blood
Furikief. --.
Delay an-n e warranted 70 rive subtraction.
via any dsss Of the Aidney Womb, OF Bladd-i Faint
Rg DISTRACTED Eearraton, Failing Of tbs WoEb, Barren
any disease arising foa oAro1r Nervous Debility,
Is an Iniasie Remedy E-s.-s j., -.
FOR CHILDRKNs
scu want yozTdea.e scKy puuy U gsni % q Aalthy
stroDg and Rob1H then give them &elEANS SfhEN9IH
BNIHG ocRnIAL, sss the directions CT esh oes) Is 10 DE-
lieious 10 taEe e. 81 ~ - ~.
One tb3sspoonaui, taken svsry nor=g fiIog, sare
preventive against CT H ana Fever Yellow ESSef ChosrA Ct
any prevailing eise3Ea, 10. . =. 4. L. =, -.
~ CAUTION t-Beusrs Of Druggists Of DeSerg who nay
Try to palm uon you bette Of Bitts 6arsapars, (Which
hey csap5 BY sayng e. lat a. good There are
EseB en BASE enough steal part Of s dub thei
VIE Secoooas avoid Eack infamous PIRArEs and then
yssoos soupoaadsi Ask FOR Dr. j. q. AeLesns strength,
enisg ooTd Snd Blood Paer Tsks rong else. 1t il the
emily rsrdy that viii PEYg your Blood thoroughly and, at
the time sTRENGTEsG md ISgIGoRArB the Whole
ergEa1son. I f PIT sP IN iazss Poesl Per BEETLE, or
III BOTTLES far s5 --- u q '.-.5
Dr.. u H. MeLs *, sos Psopcssor,
q Third an 81. Louis, no
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24
SVIELE AND {. gTANCOGA Il. a
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
08 AND AgTEB
FEEUESBAY, 'SEPEE3aBER sta, 1881,

Passenger Trains on TIE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Ill q icii5EE-
GONG CAST.
ass7s Ha.aviiIe 81 ELS 4 y and 200 P q
aravs At Chattanooga i:2G y sEj 5.5PE
COMING WESI, ...
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24

Bark Wills.
HE et Improved doa5IegriuGng Bark Mills yet invent
ed no" 0eng iuf.ctured an will be ready for dg
livery by tss frst Of Octo6sr For saiest
.... J. LUMsDEN 4 CO.,
SO II South Market street, Nashville, Tenn
LUMSD N q Mann,
septi No 50 AagsEins street. New Orleans, La
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-30

MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS yoR FIRxs.-
II Is an established practice in all gairisoned
towns Ia Europe that, upon the alarm Of IRE.
The whole garrison s put upon the alert, and
& military guard detailed 70 guard the locality
of the hse, keep all improper persons at = dis.
lance. and relder such aid TO the fremen -
may be necessary.
4 recent fire, the alleged work OF An incen-
diary, which occurred 10 this city on the same
night with three ether fires, and in a locality
! ihickiy surrounded by military hospitals, sug.
sesss tho propriety OF adopting at lsaet some
detsiis OF tho European system in our own
towns. II Is fearful 10 think OF buildings fill.
ID with sick soldiers. of men who have been
wounded il! battles and suffering from disease,
thus exposed 10 q ne " and mere terrible dan
ger q. the bands OF al enemy even baser
and more vindietive than these they have met
| "a the open fsld. That there are still Lincoln
agents Ia Richmond, VINO are capable OF any
crine against g country " hich has never been
guilty even OF weakness, except IL failing
70 Ferret out and tIins 10 justice such villains
as themselves, - evident enough TO Any one
who has eyes. Too much vigilance canno. DO
| exercised 10y both The civil and military su-
| ahori:ies, especially in the Deixaborhood OF
hospitals and other tui,Gings connected with
| The public service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-30

Ro,d Ontrage--On Frids. last, man
named Edward ". Kelly, residing in Henri.
co county. entered the confectionery store OF
Beneni Cstcgni. corner Of Main ard 18th
ga, aud sfter purchasing box of fire crackers,
and paving for them, said lie had lost bis
pocket book and demanded Its restoration
from the owner OF .he store. at the same
time drawing a pistol and dwelling it at him,
Mrr. Cato1ni afterwards came in, and he
made the same demand of her. Being much
alarmed, she gave Kelly Sl2, when he went
ont bat afterwards returned and demanded
So more. to make up the amonnt which he
said his pocket book contained. Meanwhile,
Catogni went TO the wateh.house and returned
with Capt Wilkinson, who arrested Kelly as
no was hurrying away. The prisoner was
arraigned before the Mayor on Saturday, and
partially examined; BIZ. az he desired to pro-
cure soms testimony in hfs own behalf. the
case was continued until Tuesday, and bail
allowed in the gum of $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-30

Charge Of Homicide.--A free boy Of color
named Beverly Randolph, wsa arraigned be.
fore the Mayor on Saturday, upon charge If
killing fellow apprentices, named John Hen
~ Ashhy, at the barber shop Of Robert Fran.
Gle, ON Main street, below 18th.
Robert Francis testified that on Christmas
Eve Beverly was waiting upon . customer,
when John asked him for Knife, and he son
afterwsrd learned that John was Stabbed
Bev srly said he did not do il intentionally
aud was only "rrojecking" e. e., playinp> with
John. THIS was about half.past 10 o. clock on
Tuesday night, and the boy died on Thursday
morning. between ard2
VIM. Phillips testified that he was IN the
barber shop on Tuesday night, and Beverly
was waiting upon him. John asked Beverly
for knife. and the latter replied that 1t was
"up yonder don't Be- fooling with me-" An
other boy pointed to where the knife lay, and
John reached MP for Il; but Beverly got hold
Of 1t, and the other tried to take 1t from him
Beverly frss struck John on the shoulder
with tie knife, and then thrust it into his LET
side. John says, Beverly, you have cr
me-" Beverly replied, well, you had nc
business trying to take it from me: you are
always fooling with me, any how" Witness
heard John tell Francis that Beverly had Gu
him, and the latter replied that be did not d.
| it Intentionally.
DR.. John Dove, who attended the wounded
| boy, described the wound, and said that Johl
had remarked to him that thoy were "fooling.
He uave both boys good character.
Some further statements Of Witnesses wer,
! heard, after which the Mayor remarded Bev
etly TO be tried for falonious stabbiAg, and re
| fused TO admit him TO bail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-30

TaJ,eoux Vicants.--One Of the most pleas.
ing social events of the season transpired at
private residence on Church Hill, last
Friday night. Tho prominent feature was
a series of tableaux, which proved entirely
successful, as well as vastly entertaining to
the participants and the large crowd present.
The first was the Confederate States of Amer
isa in which each State was represented by a
young lady appropriately astired. Maryland
and Missouri had each place in the picture but
threatened and guarded by Federal soldiers
Several interesting scenes followed, Gil taste
fully arranged. The finale, q Gipssy scene,
was remarkable for lie diversity OF costume,
and its extreme beauty. Appropriate mua;s
accompanied each successive tableau, add
ing materially to the effect. The whole affair
was creditsble to the management and the
young ladies and gentlemen mo participated
A similar exhibition. with n benevolent and
patriotic object in view, given in come large
hall, would doubtless be generously patron
lied but we do not mean this as engges-
ton, for IS general rule young ladies are
naturally and properly agerse to appearing
sin public, or the stage"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-30

TIE Washington correspondent dec. l8
Of tho New York Herald processes that the
Federal President and his Pre- mier are not q,
all troubled At the state Of their relations with
England, and sdds:
"rhs President is az full OF mtrth to night
p ever, and The Secretary Of state puGs his
Havana with the same gay and festive air
~ ~nsn Nc toured through the West"
1ftAis DO true, wha. . brace Of marble.
hssrsA raAaans they must DO, even concedipe
Mat their cause 10 righteous and ours tho re.
vsrsei A Pred' ent and Premier who, with
ono half ''the nation" At war with ths other
he blood Of the ''ioysr c!tissus flowing even
moro freelythan that Of tho "rebels;" destitu
ton psrvading the manufacturing districts,
and starvation Impending; workshops aud
stores shut up general etaguation of CON.
nerce aud the shadows Of universal bank.
sapeey, throwing N ominons pail over the
AnAi the walls Of widows and orphans risiuQ
% heavens 8 national deb. Of six hundred mil.
bon. 81 dollars and added to all tbs the prob.
Ao'ufy existing - thaa time Of another war,
ana . war with such q power ~ EnQIand, q
President and PREMIER who, With their coua.
try 10 such circumstances, css BE- "ful, Of
nirth - ever" and "gay and festive, have
rover had their parallel in history, savs the
tyspt who Hddlsd whila Rome was Burning.
or tho hsathsn lnansters who Gersd their chiI.
lrsn upon the 6smss 70 Molech, and drowned
fhtjr aries With bnisserons sirsins Of muae
Hosxhty, The W&shlngton corrAspond snt OF
Tie Nesy York Asyald iginks that he bas com.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-30

Il duel took place or Tuesday last, near
Youns's Iiil. On the Peninsula, bstwsen Dr
Forward aDa LII. Ct. ZONES, OF tho Oh Louis
iaIa regiment. They fought with Missis-
s,ppi r,sIes. e, forty PAGES and both 1eii as
li.s ar.s ucs. Lieut.. Joass was killed
instantly. and DIR. FORWARD survived only
u lew moments. We have not learned which
was the Challenging party. DR. +. was AIT.
ler of the regiment ia which mis- Al tazo nist
was an officer, ana the unfortunate aEait
grow oat ofa business diincuity. Iheir bodie.
were ezoaghE 10 this ely III thss.eaIner Our
us Peck, (Caps. FreemanI and will b. for.
wardsd 20 Louisiana without delay.