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Juliet signal., 1862-08-05
Hon. CT yaI,andirh,m=

The Republican papers denounce Hon.
C. L. Vallsndigham as secession sympa-
thiser and traitor, and have succeeded in
making many honest people believe that
he Is an enemy o<the government. In
deed be is the best abused man in tbs ma
ton, the oily difficulty with some presses
being to find epithets sufficiently severe to
apply to him.
Now. We do not propose to stand I'D as
ap.logists of Mr.. Vallandigham, but that
our readers may judge for themselves in
regard to the truth Of the ch, rges brought
against him, we give, in to-day's paper.
his speech before the Ohio Democratic
State convention, and invite them to give
it careful perusal. If there be disloyal
or secession sentiments in that speech, we
capnot discern them.
Our Abolition contemporary of this city
makes great q 'urish against Mr.. Vail, IN
digbam, and attempts to throw discredit
upon the Democratic party because that
gentleman is connected with il. But we
will inform that print if it desires to break
down the Democratic party BY saddling
Mr.. Vallandigham upon it. it Will hardly
succeed so long as that gentleman talks as
sensible as he has beer doing of late.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
CAsHIy ADVANCE

TIE sagrnJ q the uneI imposing the necessity Of paving
sh Tor everything -esi-l i0- me nabucAfou o. Newspaper
Psi a. gs snc, an-o1a,s ,aat IN no case would
enter Books uaess order for the
pA'sr sas acc''sst By the money pay Tor the sAus Ant
ne -So-saas % hs % has Only confirmed rs In this deter
l'a, bat eomP- AZ the Iubscrbsrs 10
ne veg aeaiy o. our eck that nes.iy adopt
10 T- s a -eA-i - them, a. laas; until the tines juE-
= lfsrea' course r ihiI sai NJ oythsh commence he
~erS o. -ai7S os' or bills 0 The once, made ont In such
'n ~ W. Ehe1 pal place each subscribe 10 advance on
A5l . slhsp0a; and chi T Be d9ne 50 As 70 place each
sab osss W before hH Eihl7 as three uouAl On the
a ~ a lSs me rses .! 81 Who have not paid according
u tssse tess vii 5e erased non our books and r,ul.v H.
AH' vsy notice 49, be sso; subscribers o. ,As expiration
9fa- 'as'erruoa y'a- and Alike cou-,e adopted @ AL unlr
pya'7 aaiI S prssrvsoa eonpels tbs sourse or sl,s
e-.t 5s liortsf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
THE ATTITUDE OF FRANCE.

The London correspondent Of the New York Times,
under date Of JAnulry 4, says:
Lis worth while to remember the fac. that ALREADY
several months ago. the government OF france urge
England to recognize the South and that then England
returned Alt refusal 10 the PROPOSE ion. klmors H
this eject have all along been very general here ou'
low the fact is stated in the public journals and Is no
doubted France il hostile TO cur blockade, aud she
viii supper. gland in any measure that leads TO
infr.ction Ctcumstaucss may change the tendencie'
Of he Emperor but is plain they have not done s.
vet l. is therefore, OF in Unable imp)rarce 70 en-
courage the peace party in England TO the gr aes pos
.be extent, for they aone sand between us AID the
so greatest powers in the world. If any elundsr OF
py misfortune should again PROSTATE the American par
~ here the blockade best weapon. Is not worth
Confederate shinp'aster
Evsrv d.y that the blockade Ist is gain beyond
count The which is nov going on, Is CONSIDERED
among sighted men here Is involving much wider con-
olepces than the unity or division OF the Nortf
American continent The news that the blockade Is pro
ken by France and England, will arrest the hands tha
are soon TO plant new couoa-seed in India and Africa
ard in South America where cotton never grew before
!, viii uin the merchants whose enterprise s now fore
ing the cultivation Of the staple n amos. every tropical
country Of the globe It will restore 10 the insurgeni
safes their full source f wealth, and perhaps their full
tide of prosperity But the assurance that the bockaee
vas sure 10 last would compel the South 10 desert lis or
genius to cut its own sneWs and IL were once GER
that corn and potatoes had usurped the place OF cot
ton in the South for year Only there would be cue
an mpstu, gvea to the growth Of the article elsewhere
that the throne Of the king would never be heard oil
again
These are opiuoas which hear expressed every day
among business men, and il il now evident that the c
cal moment il here when the blockade must be broker
or the South ruined the Efforts of the Southerners arr
becoming actually frantic to their chain TO be bro
ken. |. ia England alone which siaudi in their way
Nor is i, indeed Elgllnd or the English people 90 much
"a !, Il the Eugls6 government, which until has
held the balance 50 evenly that the South could hope for
freedom as little as the North could hope for conquest
OF the cover ment a part no doubt, ready 10 CO
operate with France II is the othC part therefore, the
AntsAvsry, radical part, whose hands America oIsh,
wa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
DIED.,

Falkland ks rs 'eaes, II Prime william county Va,
the nd un. JOBS Hal CARTE Eq IA tAe year bis
void be the with him. his u vett cut "ke cad e."
without visible struggle Thus has psssed cu
Bat and eomcrt cion n = y At 4, ia. a sn
him sncere fitnd dtvsied husband and father ind
Charts Bile nelghoor neru master igst
81 gen, mamie has gene u bis reward. r.
A,his resi5Ics In Roteou the 3 tf sept,rb,r H. Ut
A. H. 8AIEy, In the cad year ef bis aga
resder 10Th Of October LIAM
A. RsYNULDs, In the Sih year q Ia asa.
Az reside Of lionel homss H. Ellis Hen-o u, ~
on the is Instant Mr. MJAARD Il iGLkToE Toi J.A
bis aga
ofthi, city ard resident Z reary al If, II II.
person and kl, habits well 10 q nsio y o. Gu.
ctfens The snip ciy Of ia thHscyr smiaiity Of LI
opposition, readiness - obi AMI unflIm
attracted 10 him tie gJ.d will & The m uny
while ue-e trat .nd Cireum taRei, ch edit p.
eulisr the afsSoa AID lis fan ly nd ed
he ttmDy servants. lie was 10 'o.its bei tbs
Baptist ohui oh, but tie tpect atty OF list twenty yea
OF ii. fs vas dyo'n the Temp yr III
aIy ind tdre wtn Re INIT Of f uedsrA
la Purity and Hoe IT. vas the vArAbe uslsn
lett be ut te and II believed he ely sg 81
lis NAME even TO eeey vtho 81 the initials vh.en
his es m,uon proudly deignsteI him "Pss wor,y Psid
sIch Bis msory sngI iry ret Ave and rseke
Is ren sc.tors OF family is and Of hit
often tdnfy lite irg en- theb
sees source q he dpt regret 70 him that ha h1t ret
the strength emulate In sci the example Of hi. fthTE
soce midtu he had bssn ia f a health The
Of h' dst however was Judd q Biz i'nds trass Ii ths
Of union Wit Sindred whom ks loved Isaewsd
brighter, hoher world than his.
Attic house Of b. mother orlsep.r eovrty. Tuesday
25h u January WILLIAM H. STR .BES- bnh the
James y Stroller 10 tie goth year Of his ge
Hevas Aycuth 4 In ptom asd greatly beloved b.
endJwments with habits " application 10 his studies
Like ALL ~ al, he youths CT thl u5t vito
at he hst blast Of wN share i've foans OF his Iecon In
conGt VII en- he wise enough ADD old
raugt with unmssnabs woes and for wAh he vas In n de-
iresponse and hsvitg actively ans hGn0raby refUrt 81
his duty Ike many CT them, mas returned o. y . de
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
Abe War.

We learn through Caciaaai p.pe- that Thors -
DIVISION asls S,rerss. XIV has been reinforced nv mir
res'aeaa,tes'shy Increasing il to 10000. This NAY
he so-a' he W ina have cr,a. desire to penetra
EA' tennessee, thinking ;Aa; By so ding, thsy ca
sch we Srel; things. Ba. &c dcus. thu numbers re-.
ported
t''1 o'aer points se have 70: an item Of news.
'a' Nte foreign news confines % De discussed AnF
70 excite great Interest Tac Yankee papers report,
that the LncOln G,vsruusat ~ c; to rr,rd the sisns
A' a'ose''er sa,i'aeoTy sad pacific b.. toe papers
''e iVes DO ao' seem 70 share 10 the cane feeling Ct
cor 40 nee The JrrHql Of CJp,rlsre, eyiIeatly re-
kls il' injections with great uneasiuess-,hose from
~ "i.' r'tc concern even tlaa those from Eng
l''', vac e..s1 and Ne. York papers bo:h concur
~ '1' 5st'"e1i iJr o7e than three rloa.bs repeated
'Hs 'A1ee Is ve-7 iupati'1, break tie blockade
F'-' correspondent Of the n Y Herald under date Of
.ia i,h list. wits.
Ii ne urge o. you sgai2 ard a,,f- N. n 7r,cs 70
-ce unol any GOD Ei tsst F-,-c. NAV h Synoosas
- le. toEa'if you Her Present rollers arc your e.
bErc % Er-rca. She ill s-rglr &C. Vim
( an = Nls' VOC. Aey one 10 rerca ri. s,e hcw
>''. p .'' emu y % tie El.Sl Governmea: by their
S'.'ie' j. ne sac Of .le Tusslyc-s
Ag1izs
I an IN po7sss7in7 O. i-scrmatioa wsich cs.,bGshs.
07fOla Doubt s-2s ti government j. hs-t uD-r rc
1''. oi I1 SJ-lh l: ms Ei;air ID l1s. two weeks
'ss-4Siy axe! "a cours, u7on EagAni, and nav
4SSeed IA per~nsin. TIE Pllu-rsoa tahflCt 20 u,ee
A. ue~s tn W-sAiastpu tioyerp71s1t mus. arm an
N-ce, cost ts',es inns, be a,teaied o. aad above AL
-s.''1sr eil''a-; RAW b. q. O-cs equipped.
~ 'a' b '7ee, &c shall have tho YlGkees Kate in
l,ss lhsl % s.7s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
mo PHYsICIANs.-Ap Physician, 10 full practice, Who

Two PHYsICIANs.-AP Physician, In full practice, Who re
ddes ofthe Watering Places o. western va ana
desroui Of removing SOUTH will sell bis property With the
good will Of his position His property which be proposes 70 sell
consists large and comfortable Dwelling With all necessary
out stables aud negro houses about 30 good
eneha the land well ubered and the balance
meadow pasture land furnishes the proprietor abun
dainty with his hrewood hay and Ills practice has been
worth him. for many years. nom o. 500 per annurn
and consists In part Of practice among the vhio tne springs
during and throughout the neghborhood durns
the year.
Fall introduce him, far he Into his pracuce He
will nolt hsbooh 10 Physician desiring 70 purchase
IN, uhce for this property good will Of hs practice
$500 payable foou-s90oin hand and the balance
and 9yeas with intei est
Law hsunton Va, viii receive prompt attention Aps-W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
ANnREW II. III. DAWSON, ESQ.

We are pleased learn that the above FAMED gentle
man will probably be candidate for Secretary OF the
Cor fderae Senate to assemble 22d February, under the
permanent Constitution.
OF the quail cAtious and peculiar fitness OF this gen
,eman for that Office, presume Is is unnecessary to
speak at length Mr. Dawson, is hightoned, patriohe
oulherner and was one among the FIRST in Alabama to
3ous the cause Of sec, son and pledge his fortunes TO
the banner Of the Oorfsderaoy. He is furthermore
talented and highly educated gentleman, and 10 every
rssptc. calculated to do honos the office 10 which be
,sprts Should he BE- elected his success will be hailed
with pleasure by thousands OF his friends in Alabama
.Sslna RtpGttr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
TELEGRA RIO.
ACTIVE MOVEMENTS ON TIE TENNESSEE RIv

krxPHrs, Feb. 5-Three Federal gunbes apr cared
on the nnessee river yesterday They opened fire
on Fort Henry. The latter responded There was no
damage done to the fort The Federals are landing
troops miles from the fort, and attack Is expect
ed. The Confedorates in full force the Tennes-
see river, and damage from the Federals is appre-
Pended.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
10 CORRESPONDENT.

- gasy
=: p c-ts - 81, sss o. " pap-~ trfl obs DuSlls4
'>'F -'s ~ Ang AIH'iag, 0sn q % kro,sa e ~
80 '-f' " - -.,s e .fo4, O5ag-y aocss s-csei
- - 3: '7-r -.--y ~ f0F .'dos -fis-1sssE.
~ - r,itc g. -4srt.f clHlsaasiodtLDss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
Alliance Between Ihc UniIra states ana
Russia.

A. alliance 0st-eea the Uaitei States and Russia is
Los dcus I'd the North a. one Of the Of Gets con-
sno,rai ay the Mission Of Cameron 70 the Cour; Of s.
fssrsbu-g TIE Cine mai Eaysy,r gre vsIy discuses
-s popped alliance and the aav,unges TO be derived
iS5H f. tn suostAacs /, embodied IN the following
pgagrapi7 shCh the E.y ,r,r qlotes
'R 'I aai the United Safes allied in a var against
ta- N-'sr P'sers Of Europe. would cop successu'l'
IN tl The military power that coCll be brought;
al 40 Oh r To- the smps TIA. th-y command
To- ts'T o. the Eo-li They are the keepers OF the
i-rs %; iI1 Erl1lE'e7 OF the world
" ht 10. 0ecJms OF France Gus oil from her usu
b. 'l9pi = OF srivei from that slurse which
% 'splld D. RIs-.t ali .he Uuited St1;ess
TIE IVES cru PJEers o. Europe are SAFE enough 20
''' ~ 'hey ca draw their supple. Of food from stsv
FL" 1.- .T' -oHr-s- 0I. Shsrs ~ they De y ctt u
|'fH ot'f To 80 Is a clear ono The Auglo-Frgnch
'tnc' "gs ns Rl-ia ar4 she Uaiscj safes could not
A4 tpFs.h.- through one clmptgp. Franco would De
.onl iron h. bg ;ev3.ulOn all even England hsrsel
so-t base more JhIa her hluds-.uu to hold 1t rrg ~
l'v'ld IA. o hr mornings
The E'glisyr concludes / 8 comments BY saying II,
".ai be lHEs sgis TO see tic great republic Of the
We. 'ni ,1s Er,a. 'es21in ct tho Els. in fricu5I
q, 'P'-s ion hu poiaos NIKE s.rlns, bed fellows.
I.' "a may No. De av,rse to thvaring France and
Eg'iad, b., r'' though hub ,-ous sni despotie i
proud 'lI brave, AID may sparn The sivauces Of tie
a1mLA,sd AID e,s Add Yankees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06

we have seo''roc vsrF cs--,s. Letter from an Cd
''ae', o"g54 aud e-.sea-il: that ID, ,s.ure vii
in22se tx g.5- t'-s J.e doll, o. I1s d,,.. three
io-7-- Ca tas s--5-i al 6-r dollars OIL zach "a s.
Ao1A o7e. IL ears t5s, b, suI as zsi,5 DOT, are u
o.' 10 7ss asc7 o. aS,5gl: Ct the qul2t,f, of DOGS
We tl-lk our eo-respar q "Ta1 il uar ,sssrilv
l2avT. 4.-Ls head Al. round s. ccousa. tsdi.uIl
prove elective EOIad' ,sr,y -il s.e5v- and nc
you'd Tesrs; les'vioa tin; sl0gI s51i-l s.hun,irg
ron tls lard ~ msal7 aul aools -por Beside
"a '5ms dsIsc, red oI IS ua,ass hunted would soon
'Seone 50 numerous aal destructive that hsep-ss,iog
~oAt % inp1ss be.
l. is os.inltsd tn, there are a. may da,. in vi
sil- a. neg-oss, o, aboa bal. nj ION. tax Of
l'l p might dul.sl tbs auu5'r h,'E and s;l leave
very respectable rem for revenue
Tlas EreA, T,-S.s bum,e.. Sic. Geo, Tr, De. Train
has been making apoher ridfcuh a- speech stE deb
oos 'Sciey. L'a4oa lie beg ID ElsEshm, N 10 vait
-E-'ls add iaey -Jui see TIA, the Yaakses lsv, no
t.'ga'et Gsi- Alglr-Ssz1a scei.ors The Union
z already l1s s'4J nts oser thirv..wo Sat,4 Ou.
.'poeoce - ~ Is Provides re- a. AlHs,, on a. SIDE
Ct TIE st-o7gcs, 9ataIol. III, voice OF the Union
clanoa i the yo'c, Of Coz. Oar clmo covers three
NH Oa' o. gaze u.., After ulsa more OF the sane
lad o. ssf b. csE,u - ov Assuring hi. hearers tat
be iAakses ~srs ~ Oa1sss" lis 20 be iaFerreS
r1a 'as protest. TIA the Elgish have been, like ",
sssask With tAs 2Oats Of resemblance between the two
rlcess
day Or Sso AfIsr ;hil sslS=,r. the ue1s arrived
h, the fA1k5es bad ea.ea ;de lee and surrendered
= .son and Sidsl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
NOTICE.

Two the Of Military Encampmers OF Virgins In
Confsds States service The Secretary Of the
Commonwealth required 70 iurnh Poll k'oh and foms Tor
the vote taken for Rsng Reect the Constitution Of
ylniA 0.eB Of encsmpmtnts Will please make requsons
for Books Forms stating the number OF vot likely 70
be poe at each post once which they should be d.
rected
Address VIM. y Rltehie. Public Printer. .
GEORGE W. MUER0RD
ja9}--elw Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
SENATE.

"WEDNESDAY, Feb. b, 1862.
The Senate met at l2 O'Clock N. Prayer by Rev. DR..
Moore, OF the Presbyterian Church
IYRoLMEsr BILLS.
A communication from the House Of Delegates was
read informing the Senate of the adoption by that body
of joint resolution authorizing the enrolment Of bills
upon paper instead OF parchment.
Ga motion of Mr.. JOHNSON, the resolution was laid
upon the table Mr.. j. then offered bill to amend Sec
IA of ch 10 of the Code so as TO authorz, the enroll
ment Of the acts and joint resolutions OF the General As
ssmbly upon parchment paper. The rules we're sus-
pended, and the bill passed.
BILLS PRKsEsTEr.
Mr. COGHILL from the Committee for Courts OF Jus.
ce presented bill to redress loyal cit ms jared by
the exercise of rsurped power.
Mr. CHRISTIAN of Augusta, from tie Committee
on Banks reported bill 10 amend act to incorporate
the American Agency.
THR CODE.
On motion Of Mr.. THOMAS, Of Fairfax, the Commit
tee for Courts Of Justice instructed TO inquire into
the expedency of providing by Law for the recognition
of the edition Of the Code Of 1860 the statute laws
Of the State
SECRET SESSION.
The President laid before the Senate communication
from the Executive to be considered in secret session.
Ga motion Of Mr. JOHNSON, the Senate accordingly
resolved itself into secret session.
When the doors were opened the President, on mo.
uon, VaCheu the GUAR uurDB nis Pedsue, w AVIAN an
expected communication from the House Of Delegates.
Ga rssuming the chair, message from the House, by
Mr. RoBKRTsoS, was reoeved informing the Senate Of
the adoption by that body Of joint resolution fer the
appointment OF joint committee 10 inquire what action
shall be taken in reference the commune ition from
The Executive. The resolution was coneurred in.
The President announced, as the committee on the
part of the Senate Messrs. Johnson Douglas Brannon,
Dickinson Of Grayson, and Frazier.
TIE PAYNAsrER GENERAL.
On motion OF Mr.. DICKINSON, Of Prince Edward,
the joint resolution abolshing the Office Of the Paymas
ter General Of the State taken up for consideration.
Mr. LYNCH suggested that there other Offices
which should be included in the resolution and that the
resolution should be lid upon the table until those Of
Gees could be ascertsincd
Alter protracted discussion Of the propriety Of abol
shing the various offices referred to- the subject
iered the joint committee to inquire into the reduc-
lion Of public expenditure
CoyISGToS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On motion Of Mr. CHRISTIAN, the resolution pre-
s.n,ed by him, yesterday relative TO the COvingon and
Ohio Railroad, taken up, whereupon a lengthy de-
bate ensued
Pending the consideration Of the resolution,
On motion Of Mr.. LYNCH, the Senate adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06

U UNENBURG COUNTY COURT, l3h January,
IL ls69 Casper W. Sell. Adam Btii John Smith,
eamue @. smith, James Hayes, Jr. and Henrsta,
his Vie Pits
Against Inch.nrs,v
orl NJ Nth In bis light and Admins.
traitor Of John N. Bel, de essed, Nathan Bell ar
Leland ". and Emu Hay es lnfAntsty thelr guard
an, dd HteH defendants 80
The OF this suit decree for the eyidon othe
slaves OF The state Of ohn Bell dec sed an settlement OF
the OF smith late COMMITTEES OF said John be
and appearing from affidavit ed that tie defen iant Ma
than Bell resident Of this STATE II ordered that oe
within onh after dis publication OF ta order
and 90 what csAry protect his ntes and that copy
orde punished week for four successive weeks IN
the hc mond Wig, newspaper Published IN e CITY OF en-
ond and another co tn front door OF the Court House
o. this count on the day OF the County Court
Corr TisrE:
n24-HiNs We y. MEbb, " Y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
WANTED, IMMRDIATELY,
w RE1RUl1s,

ed nediaey three hundred 500 rspectz' lie and able
bedd 'ou Artillery Battalion t'ieVe for two yea
drllng the
Tiehmond under the upentpeerte Of Sergeant u hc6ru
der.
oem'orts bic quarters will be provd B,srd free.
Men will be p I'd from date OF iher enls ment
II the s!sh OF the undersigned 10 be ready with he
before the tm q his sent company expires
therefore INDUCES the pc that those not Low In the vice
III 10 In sing; for hi and coaqus-, too
And TO do must be wedled and prepared Tor our enc
Any Communications addressed 70 a. yr.derieksbug VIII
aset wit, pro mpt attention Ri WALKER
f-4-u Capt Com 'Ig Purcell Artillery.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06

TAe Northern papers tell of the sudden flight Of Gov
Geo. W. Dawson from Utah. "on account CT gross IL
salt offered to lady in that city" Rather strange
pi.cs Of news-the general impression being that Nor
p,on lady was inaccessible 10 insult
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06

1Sret: Davis, the renegade Rsn,uckian, having laid
diva the h' hat no opposed coercion i Il, to
aod sea- ga Il Llcola Senate, the probabilities in
cease rs poor Bsgl. Of Indiana viii be expelled
lie bad tie tsnss'y give letter Ct introduction TO
ONE freni addressed to JEFF ,rs,n Davis Pscsdeu; Of
thr Couied. rae sas';" BAT proof vas v, MIN, and
uauskily in Offending hinss4 be AVOssd his OppOsi
ion TO uPiO'dns Eo'ernmeuAOf consent BIZ fOres.-
il.' Er 'sId o. and gill b. made prass I. for de-
c,p..a:ing Tbs recreAnt Hoos.er.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06

CONWAY ROBINSON and JAMES ALFRED
" JONES have united practice Of ths Law nehnondh
the Federal ooprtI and Court Of Appeah.
JoEr viii practice In the osrcu, Courts Of hehnsas
Oily and Hsnriec.
Hi once 10 81 ,ss corner Of 1rsssia and lhh S1sss.
a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOTICE.

water In Monroe Ward are hereby
no they fs pay their bills or before the
Inst he hLur Of ooek p NJ. thsy viii be dealt
with sccoring 10 the eq1remen Of the following exaet RON
the nance the Water Works:
By passed BY the Council May 3 any water
unpa 90 aer that when present
Auditor notify tn supe intendent, who shall stop the
being tie pemes In respect to which the deau
exists ~ he shall not be uEcd thos PREMISE.
az In unt h pi and ve per cent vii be added 10 the
amount b which shal be placed Ia the hands Of
IN Cty Collector who hereby author and requ 10 col
D. j. sAUHDERs JR, for
felt NJ. L. sTkATTof, Auditor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06

CATHOLIC PHAYEk BOOK W RANDOLPH
" has Jus, publhed The Angel Of prayer With selection OF
t.Ans PAIL saed with the appreciation OF the
shop Of Richmond. Price n cts, or b cents
-. jail
X AZ no DOVE co., Druggists.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-06
TOBACCO BROKKR.

TOBACCO BROkkR.
NHE Subscriber Oilers his services purchase Tobacco B'ok
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15
MARINE JOURNAL.
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