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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

Federal Hill, the point from which
Baltimore is most cifrctually COM
manded, is beng fortified The work
was commenced on the 25th. and car
ried on with great vigor. A single
regiment On that hill, well intrenched,
with scigo guns in battery, would hold
Baltimore at their mercy. Ehe won
der is the hill has not been fortified
heretofore. A formidable earth work
there, would obviate the necessity of
maintaining so large a force of Fed.
eral troops in the vicinity Of the
city.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

Cot McCook, who lead the Ist Ohio Regi-
ment in the battle of Bulls Run, and Coils
Dumont, Milroy and Wallace, of Indiana, who
figured as commanders of three months trcops
in Western Virginia, have just been appointed
by the President Brigadier Generals.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

The Peoples Union State
Ticket.
For GoUernor,
DAVID TODD, of Mahoning.
For Lieutenant GoUrrnor.
BENZ. STANTON, of Logan.
For Treasurer Of State,
G. VOLNEY DORSEY, of Miami
For Judge Of the Supreme Court,
JOSIAH SCOTT, of Butler.
Comptroller Of the Treasury,
JOSEPH II. RILEY, of Franklin.
Secretary of STATE,
BENZ. R. COWAN, Of Belmont.
Board of Public Works,
JOHN TORRENCE of Hamilton.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

So far as our observation extends the only
Democratic papers in Ohio that repudiate
he Estioh Of the ValIandigham Convention
Of the7th August aid array themselves on
he side OF Tie Union movement, are, the
Cleveland Leader, UrBana Free Press, Ham
.ilton Telegraph, Fremont Democrat, Ironton
Clipper, Delaware Standard, and Democratic
Union, published in Adams county.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
Supplies
Supplies
for the Ohio Pen1tentiary.
CEALEB PROPOSALS will be resolved n ths
~ Once OF the )hio PonitentIRry until

CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received AZ ths
- Once OF the jhio PenitentIRTy until
Monday, the 9Th day Of September, next,
at o'clock p; m for furnishing said Institution with
supplies follows: -
For Twenty Thousand Bushels FIRST quality coarse
Hooking Coal, suitable for burning CRATES, to be
lyered in the Prison Yard tho stday OF October next
Also, for Eight Thousand Yards ripped Satinet,
loss than Is inches wide; the be No. ~ yArn;
1900 ends the nllIngu TO be pure American wool te
weigh II ounces per yart when naishsd aud well Rcour
ed to DO FREQ from flock and oockle 70 be dsivoFod
the Warden may direct.
Goods below the standard will NOT DO tAkon 81 any
prico.
No bids will be considered unless satisfactory geeuF,
ty for the faithful performance OF the Same
each bid
For further Information inquire Of the Warden.
JOHN A. PRENTICE, Warden.
0FFTcE ONO PESTrKSTIARY !
Columbus, Aug ~, 1881. Aug 70 9w
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

WooL IN HARRIsoN.-Harrison
county is one Of the best wool grow
ing in the State, and large purchases
have recently been made there for
Rhode Island manufacturers, amount
ing to 218, ,574 pounds up to the 10Th.
The prices ranged from % to 80 and
99 cents
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

The State Fair commences at Dayton on
Tuesday next, dohtiihttring four days. The
Springfield foad will, doubtless, as heretofore
run half fare trains between this place and
Dayt6hf during the exhibition.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

Col. Ford's regiment, which rehdezvo6s at
Mansfield. passed down Tuesday on its way
to Camp Dennison. 1t is anticipated that it
will soon he ordered to Missouri or Western
Virginia.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
Notice.

THE subsoribSrc residing two miles west of Eda a
u Station, In Oxford tp., has In bis possession a
quantity OF Stolen Articles including Shawl an a
Dress which the procure by idontfyinR tA
same proving property and paying costs. The Esoda
were returned with some stolen from myself
Aug "a 81 pd n. p ASHBR00K.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
Estate OF Benjamin Holly.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho undersigned have
An been duty appointed and qualified Executors OF
Of the estate OF BENJAMIN HOLLY deceased All peF
sons Interested will govern, themselves accordingly
MARIA HOLLY 4 JOHN HOLLY,
Aug 20 st pd. ETocutors
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

The official report of the fight near Spring
field shows the Union loss to be as follows:-
Killed, 223; wounded, 72l missing, 29I.-
The missing were prisoners, and have since
Been released.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

Hon. T. R. A. NE1soi3 tie East : Tennessee
Congressman recently captured by fhe tehcls
while passing through Virginia on his way to
Washington and taken to Richmond, has been
released and returned to his home. The price
OF his release was giving in his adhesion to
the JEFF. Davis hscrpation, an act which
has +ery much lowered E'iHtt III the esteem Of
his forucf admirers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
Union Nominating Convention.


At a Mass Convention of the Union
men Of Delaware county. "f all parties.
held at Delaware, on the 31st of Aug
ust, a resolution was adopted appointing
a convention of delegates from the sew
eral townships of the county. to be held
in the town of Delaware. on the End
Saturday of September 1861, for the
purpose of Nominating candidates for
the several county Offices to be filed at
the election in October. It was also re-
solved that said convention consist of
one delegate for every ffty Of tire aggre-
gate vote cast at the last State electi on,
and ene for every fraction containing
more than half that number
TIE undersigned & central committee
appointed by said convention, do hereby
in pursuance Of said resolutions-ap-
portion the delegates to the several town.
ships. as follo%s: 80
Berkshire ), Be,lin 5, Brown 4. Con-
cord 8, Delaware II, Genoa 5. Harlem
5. Kingston 2. Liberty 4, Marlborough
2, Oxford /. Orange 4. Porter A. Rad
nor 5.7Scioto 5. Thompson 8. Trenton
+. Troy 8.
The-coft. mitteo recon end that Union
Tneh OF all parties who are in favor If
the maintainance of the Government. of
the vigorous prosecution Of the w ar
now carried on for the Suppression Of re-
bellion. snd the preservatian Of the con
stitution, meet at the hsdal placbs Of
holding elections in their respective
townships, on Friday the 18th of Sept.
1861. at 3 o'clock p: m, for the pur-
pose of appointing delegates to said
convention.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

The new government loan is very popular
in New York for private Investment. The
Evening Post says the subscriptions on thN
part of individuals average about $lOO0Oe
per day; and that a number of the mneyed
institutions of Hartford, Conn, arc about to
take $7O0O00. The subscription of one hurt
drcd and fifty millions ON the part of the
banks of New York, Boston and Phia,leIJ h 4
is being rapidly paid ~:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

acy. The whole story. according to the
Washington Republican. is untrue, no such
advices having been received from the-Anyyr-
lean Minister.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
gea AdvfrtisemrEnts.
LOST

Near the Sulphur Spring. last Saturday at the spsES
Ing, pair Of Slv frame6 Spectacles, in red -
Any person luiing the same will dOnfeE = favor me
by leaving thvm my shoe and LsathOr Store oppO-
tie bh5 Branch Bank r. O. BROWN
Sept o-lt. pd.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
@. II. PWRDY,

attorney al Lalc.
TETfLL prac ioo in Delaware and adjoining Couaties.
w All BUSINESS entrustrl HIS Will be promps-
ly attended TO- ofnGs in Treasurer's On-, )ciswar-
Ohio. Aug -, 1901.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

VoU viii find in the assortment or cook sssves
i tho celebrated
P. p. Stewcrt's Summer and HVintOr
Cook SIOvei the Royal Oak She Statesman;
the Combination; Brick Oven Cook Stove;
the Imperial, and Elevated Oven Stove, the
oven formed Of iron or fire brick as may be
desired.
Tho assortment Of PArlor and Heating Of ths
most approved patterns
Call and for yourself
Wareroom Down Town 10 Evans Brick Boek.
Sop q 81 THOMAS EVANS, JR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

proper prudence to closely. scrutinize all such
movements coming from suspicious quarters.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

The MarysvilIe Press says Union county
has furnished over five hundred men for the
war. Good for little Union.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
CoLrnnrs. Aug. so. 1851.

GEvFRAt ORDER No. 5O.-Ihe necessities
IF the service imperatively require al! persons
to be strictly forbidden 10 raise oliiH;ani,G or
enlist mcn fer @H;3.nttcE scFFyfCe without writ
ten orders from this department. or from. sonIe
regularly appointed rcgimental coni;ihid3Gi =.
Information concerning persons thus engaged
with the names aud the facts, is earnestly s7-
licited by the Commandcr.in'l'li 'liiat frori ali
loyal citizens. c: P. BUCKINGHAM,
Adit Geu'I Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

nAs FIxTUREsoF A VARIETY OF STYLES ARu
" price. Call And see thew at O. d. POTTER 4 col
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

IRON and 8tee.
A GOOD STOCK ALWAYS OF HAND At
\ o. D. rOTTIR ACC. q
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

70 prevent unauthorized cfort5 to raie
volunteers, which has in may sec,ions prov
ed so great dctrincnt to iho*' who had au-
thority to act, the fulo-.!bs order has been is
6ued from Tie Adjttant Gtne.als Depart
mcnt:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

. ENAINING in the POST OFRTOE at Dala.
~ ware, Ohio, on the lst Of Septsmbef, 1851.
Persons calling for the following VIII say thsY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
Stoves, Stoves, Stoves.
Tin aud Copper Ware,
Pows and Plow Points,
Pumps and Lead Pipe,
Farmers Bells,

and great many other articrA that the citEaBs OF
Delaware AMI adjoining counties want, be huA at
the stove anu fin store OF
sept o-jl THOMAS EVANS. .JE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
DtLamaut Baztftt.
delaware, Sept. 8, 1864.

a. .rH oMsoN. Editor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
gen. Fremont--0ocis:vo Action.

The following proclamation has been issued
by Maj. Gen. Fremont. 1t is severe but neces.
sary;. The day has gone by when traitors should
dc treated tenderly. Nothing but the strong
arm of the military, and martial law will keep
Fem under proper Subsection:
HEADqUfETBRs, WEsIERE DEPARTMENT,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

G.. T. TAYAAx.
l.. BARNES,
T.. F. BRAI LEY,
REUBEN ZEIGLER.
GEO. w. TRuE,
THos. L. } or.
Fl d CAepB4.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

With bleed hounds that harl fr thy Fugitive king "
What a glorious Constitution we shall have
Nben it finds such glorious Interpreters !! Flow
strong our Institutions will be anchored Upon,
such foundations. The Constitution will then
literally
olive through all times. extend tlr5rsA al sat.ut
Spread unaiTlded5 operate untpent.'
know there are. some who fear The warlike
power Of the rebellious States. Hey bud Il
great deal of power for good; but they have =
great deal less than they imagine or is general
" imagined for evil. We area coed 1gal >fotT-
er in waking up, but. when aakcd up VIC are a
good deal more in earnest The tone Of the
Rebel press is exceedingly braqgart in regard
10 its men and its vietorits 1t reminds NE.
when hear Of their selElauded proves. ofihe
Snowman who spoke of the great capaci; Of
the animal he was exhibiting: Ladies and
gentlemen" said he, this is tie Bengal tiger,
measuring fourteen feet from the tip OF his nose
to the tip oi-his tail, and fourteen more from
the tip of bis tail back to the tip of his
nose, making in all lltwenty- eight feet" Laugh
teri Now think their estimates about iheir
forces ard capacity are just abou; as LIBERAL
And they are TO be looked at accordingly
Nevertheless, they have great elements OF mis-
chief And If Satan himself had been seat on
earth to seourge mankind and to cover the land
with desolation, he could not have performed
his mission more successfully than by assum-
ing the shape of a rebel demagogue, aud
preaching Secession. ["Sound.rl Now, have
a clear and welf,defined and distinct theory Of
what would do with this matter 20 attain
peace. do not know that this Government
eyer can he hy0nght back TO where if was he.
fore, in the enjoyment Of all its relations; but
believe it can be. In population. wave sue
ceeds wave ingeneratious, as wave succeeds
wave upon theeoean, and the men of to-day
y pass away to morrow. I believe it can be
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
CITY rrErEs.

ASofu1 E1PLNpxsASO Loss OF LITE-Aboa, u
0eoeA NJ yesterday, persona in the vicinity of thu Ar,
nofy we're startled By loud explosion. vhish n,,v :.
tupposed to be the discharge of hssyv sTdpsnce
" turned ous that the report was caused bv ths a.
hh VI eetonsting powder, in a she'd situated mon
'e NoPe OF bill, In rear OF the Armorv This 80
ee'ed Tor the manufacture Of the posder 10 he nsJ
~ sns zoe percussion caps made in this civ Tbs
r VI ms dangerous material was undertaken
Richmond, who has been industroulv eso.gs5 ~
fIe Paes IN the prosecution Ct III, en- srpse with ,h
- ss'Goee OF yenns man, from Manchester nansd r.,
Ut, dayton Those who first arrived Al the scara
" nS e1Iloslon, we're shocked by the sight which MS,
usS1 l'seh Toe shed a eomolets wreck me Dl.nks
nas'g oesn scatrei in every direction ard urop The
- "a rubbish the msukl.d remains of Mr. Laidlev
- yIa1c-ns head. right and left hand having
- oVNo en- and his right thigh dreadful,y lscerasd
zoe Explosion. Mr. Ciaytoa vas found Ivipg shoTt
cnce on IA An nsensible condition but witSou, apv
OF his body. he was borne 70 the factory
-, occupied BY the cartridge makers and was soon
49,. oy Urs- Tucker and Cor way Who minis,ered 10
- Ssii Out up TO hts hour in the afteTnooa he had
g.. 80 restored 70 corScicunsss. The physicians
ms rjuriss are eon6ned 20 the tfeets OF The
ioo, when proslrlted the neryou. sys,em IL
ns,tisre. confidently believed TIA. he uii recover
~. L@idl-y's remains we're eonyeYeJ TO builiipg
me cartridge factory. 10 the afternoon, the
" soa1e ~ the 2laDks at tss phee Of explosion
80 w teseVery Of his Vateh-ths erys:Al aud minute
hV' Soea sere mrSicg The hour hand pointed
rsnt 70 ~ o'clock. The unfortunate deceased was
Hnosn IN this city, a member Of the late drm Of
In . Robinson, Druggists .. the eor0er Of Prank-
49,. u t'h streets he was until reesatly, when bis
pursuits required his undivided siteston an &C.
member sp5 oAcCs Ct the Young Nen's Chlisi4n
1ney end. Nse Wv " -''N'- 0'' w.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
BACON. LIQUORs, Ac.


100 bbls cincnnAa e,nmon whsty.
4OU go ~. sac % 70. ~ , re ssisly
hair pipes eane.s ami otArd Preach brandy
20 bbi.. Por, and Mrdelta wlae
20 eSs and half ebis blackberry. cherry and ginger
Shalt bels German bit era
~ bbs Zoe Virginia apple AMI peach brandy.
~ oeh Northern apple brandy.
IS bbhL Truths
rs hhds prime shoulders and slae-.
LOO snLn sid hsms
scusrees aud 6al. prime Western lard
100 sss s.Ga CT, crashed and powdered sugar. =
10 bbis brown sugar. ..-..
$50 eols No l, 2, and 3 maeiesei.
100 bols. family behring's,
no bhh. No cut hesr.ngs.
Is whole chetse
&eo shls hne, supsrane, and family aour
90 kits No macs erel
half hbls white hsh.
bali boxes loaf sugar.
70 bags ho and Lssu4yra coffee.
lou boxes Of mustard
- bundle, Wrapping tvina
% boxes chslk and Poshatan pipe.
% boxes ground pepper.
21 dos barrel covers
10 dLz- cedar tuts.
500 reams Of wrapping paper.
10 kegs IL carbonate Of soda
IS ssxes siicheus eands-
colgaiss defensive asd fancy soap.
90 hbs. Cuba and N. y. mSg.sss
tsrces codAsh.
SO eenalshns
ls0 dos ecuoa sai hemp unes.
40 bass II shot
900 yoss matches
100 dos bn ike;s
Boz boxes tobacco.
80 kegs sal soda
800 kegs nails
Is half caests green and black tea.
lVo boxes sdanantine candles
ash The attention Of the the above ssOsh shch rdssis
THOMAS JosFs,
No. 3 Aafa Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
NOV UOXETL CORR

AuGrsrA, July sd-The HOa. HSwsn Cobb, reached
city tc-iay he has to Geo, g TO organize
his regiment, and Ia shor time he will leal gallant
boly Of men to aid and sustain the ipeep ndercs and
prtt,ct The ireside and homes of the people Of the
C,opf, larata Staea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
TELEGEAMS-

OrR TELrsRAxs. ,Aocgh they come from the South,
when they relate to Northern sr- of Northern ORR
GIN and have been supervised by Northern authorities
This fac: should sl.sys be borne in mind.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
VICE PIKE IDENr STEPHENS.

ArGrsrA, JalS s.-vce Presd. mt A. Il. Stephens
was in city O-dsy. H. is eroyirg bis usual health
He spsaks ct wsynssbOro ESQ mles below this cit,
tomorrow the Gotten loan, sni liberal subscription
expected from the wealthy aud patriotic cotton plan
tiers Of Old Burke"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04

AO'NrS-Oae OF tArss ss,.ssriOus celestial visitors
~A's Us 2PPsAsares In ths f-uamept Tus slsy night
su attracted great attention BE- is briaHcy. Our friend
~ 'He SHqanrsr, who Is familiar Nh astgasc OF
st'a VIC ca boss Of being. makes the ioaxss Essdea
o. the unexpected visitor:
ne comet sppssged tyli North OF Wet and about
r ~fs,sss assSe Jae horEoa. It. train Vas rem.rl-
go S"fsns fer about degrees frcm the bsjy Of the
e9ae tos which distance also the appearance xas ;sat
OF an iats'iact Sfnrcaion or foIksd tai Ybe whole
oS'a covered abCp. eighty d~E,ees OF tAe hSayena-
would iadssSe sa sexual i'Osh % about 40 Millions
~ nee scs TIE lsngts OF Toe sones's tail If suppose
10 se AZ aAn5e qi 20 that Of ihC sun and at right
a'sles TO ths line OF v.s'0n ID the position b. oAsrSss
tas above figures must be decreased cane this
grand ard pecuaF," We E,s Los say gloomy" visitor,
an1 What = ~ AAlas aad osbl The asTOncm mus, in
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
THE VOLUNTEERS MANUAL
AND DRILL BOOK.

AND DRILL BOOK.
Vol. 1smo., 372 pp.; price $780,
COMPILED from the est and latest authorities for The vono
Vim Richardson graduate and formerly ssssaa Instructor Of
This va u.be book siiSersl ssdgem.nt Of H.r'e rces
the School Of the Battalion ard Instructions for sirm-
Balance Step and Manual q for the Mui, be-
from Gihsns Manual Also the forms Of Parade
suIrds Captain in c.sp and aaIFaon Ssr,Aes,
:u sf few san ny a sS S 10
=isrs - A. MORRIS, Publisher,
J.s 81 Main Street Richmond. Va
have iat,ly Inverted fer Camp III poIe-.
w confines erery essential regulate Strength,
portability nghtness and esTf IT. I'VE AMI applied
suver vertical dipg hinge for the centre OF the rails by
which dspen With the Middle eg sna r-tAn the strength o.
The rail 1sanssd s ',ns 's @' ss.s sb,,n
ee,seen tue ,acfns secure compartment for packing bed
Already my sales sons the ecsr OF the
varied nr at their different stations Won hey srs
pronounced luxurious Bed Without mattress although mat
trc can be used With them 'qaa well VITA any other Bed
The uoannous verdict Ct a. who are furnished and
those who examined them that the iarson Is ef in
ss ne best he fosss pS n. NC
BILE aud h' cheapest nos In IapPed for apHien At Mont
am ing rverv article Of c.np furniture
Folding Camp abIes. Ness Oh. st., Cots. camp
lows, &c. Q Bowh q vunor.t st.,
ell md i9hs., oppo lie Capitol square.
DaANDY! BRANDYii BnANDY!iI
ID e Han rps. LOosos Dsei hr,.dy.
In Bcnd and for sal. by YANcEY 4 HARRISON
apiq 21a Main street
WOODS NonTH CAROLINA FAMILY ROE
80 half bis Of n O. Family Roe Herirg. Woods brand,
20 bbis Of G Family Gross Herring, Woods brand.
sbth. Of n. 9. Family Cut Herring, woods brand,
100 bbis Partly Flour, that cAapo, be surpsssed,
10 chests of superior Gre-n Gunposder aud blea Tess
5000 bushels Of Mn ora such Bran, Bewnssua and Chip
1000 bales Of Timothy and clover Hay.
lve bales Of Oats,
1000 Queen City Hama,
Old suugaraner wtity, otsrd Brandy and chsupague
Wines Of the very best quaiity.
Rosr 4 z DAnNEY,
api5 Corner Of Broad ahd I.h SIS Oepo,lts Theatre
Ign BBLs. PORTLAND SYRUP. iD and for sale BY
1V feis JoNFs
MEDICINAL RHANuY.-Pur, wins and Brandies
Az ~ w. PETERSON CO.,
jei isa Main Street.
MILITARY GLOvEs-wh,s Berlin and Cotton
k GLoVEa, Virginia made Buck ssunes Just received and
or ssi- nv kEsf. PAIAHA On.
MINES, BRANDIES, gTU LIQUORS. "a
sELDEN 4 aiLLER.
nv "a Cor II b ana oary sits
MILITARY SHAVING SOAP The genuine WAL
NJ nut Oh SOAP superior 10 all other for shaving tor sale
uhis iss Ger. hair and 10th Streets
GAIT. sALT.-lyOcO 'asfs Salt for sale l By ~
mao Cor. 18th and Cary Sta,
INDIAN CRDLAl OGUE-A sure cure for Are and
Fever &c. For sale BY DOVE CO.,
uh9s DruHsista
DOCKET WRISTBANDS at 30 and 30 Goats
J. W. RANDOLPH 100 Mslu street 20 and Soc,
he best Pocket Inlsands. vita pens and hsndes leIo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04

RIcHxoSD To4Acco.-AbOu, so boIes Cf manUfac-
tuned tobleco OrNsded from thseiy, about three
months ago, to New York. By railroad. via Atlanta,
Georgia, add Nashville to LOUISVILLE rcm whence il
haa.ed ia draws to New Albany, the Ledger Of which
city announces is rlEs; las: week 'OFards the point
Of destination.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04

HKFoUETH O. JULT-As ;his day Is the anniversary
ot'hs Declaration Of great Ampl Of
Secession the part Of our ancestors which th-r d.
sesodsn's OF tbs present day have nooly followe vii
doastess be observed in quiet way BY the people Il
ihis city. There may be picnic excursions, but
oherue there viii oe no ubuant celebration Of the d,v.
TIE once popular sirs Nh,ch we're sccus ome3
Oh 'ludepeR6Sace Day" have been superseded b. u
aoFe Inspiring 10 the Southern heart for befsaiter-
"fhe S,sr Spanglei Banner, 10 disgr,cs hall wave
Ger The Land Of the tysaa and the home cf the kIave
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04

INK CTrT RAILSoAR-Ts "a pity that the tram
way recently laid down in Mia street. with sGcA remark
as expedition should be sse1 only to avert the joi'
" ee4yy Wagons. To wheels Of Ehjch have alreaf Y
srsoei 10 Each Of The paving either side OF he rails
IL We mistake not the ordnance concerning city raj
Ssys neibts the driving Of heavy vehicles upon the
track oa. this by The way, II the COMPANY dCspairs
OF bridging their road into Gal the close OF tie sSr
- seems 70 be tae case let enerprsog person
deaYor 70 lease tie rOsd on favorable tsras fur few
moaths and If successful let aim put a couple Ct
ears 10 run between 9h and Rockets street The
eiy nov crowded With strangers and there be
dcao. that an accommodation Ike this woud yield
h'nfsone pro6t II judi ious!y managed lfcsrs canuo.
b made here undertake 10 say tia: the propretOrs
OF the Uaon Works Portsmouth, will construct them OF
Aay sre or pattern that may be desired.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
HnISE MANrEn

EATOEs COya7.-There va, rOthir g bef,rs the Mayor
Yesterday worthy o! re2ortiog.