davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

COLUMBUS NEws.-News arrived in the city
yesterday that on Saturday, st midnight, an alarm wa;
given in the camp at Columbus, causing the pickets to
rush into camp firing of their guns, and that by one Of
those unfortunate ooRtTs temps Of which several have oe
Cured, both among the enemy and ourselves, four Of OuI
men were killed by the shots Of their comrades. 1t wa
also stated that some ~gunbOats Of the enemy were above
in the bend. aud that they threw several shells which e1
ploded in the air and fired at the Granpus without doine
any damage. and that the firing was returned by our
guns, with what effect was not known. We await the
particulars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14
FeaeraI Heparl From DC ArIan.ie Bono

NEW YORK, january 1.-THE sieamship Van
deTbilt, from Port Royal, the Sd, has arrived.
She brings 36g7 bales of cotton.
General Stevens brigade advanced on the
mainland OF the LIST and took possession Of The
rebel batteries aGeT a short resistance. The
troops were assisted by the gunboats in shelina
tpe Tebels. Gen. Stevens followed up to within
six miles Of Charleston. a flag of truce from
the rebels requested permission to bury their
dead, and an hour was granted for the purpose,
when they fell back on their Notifications. which
are said 10 be worry extensive and defended by
from 1000 to 1900 men under General Pope.
Their loss is unknown. Our force was $500 and
had eight wounded, including Major Watson, Of
the 9Th Michigan, MORALLY.
Gen. Stevens now holds possession Of the
mainland, and awaits reinlorcements from the
north to proceed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14
DIED,

In this ,ity, on Sunday evening last, January 18th,
1862, after . brtef illness Of tyPboii pneumonia Col
HoaACE Il. WARD. 10 the sixty second year Of his age.
HIS friends ami scquainianees and those of the fam
lily, are respect fully invited to attend bis fuaeral from
his late ~ro,idsnee. corner Shelby and Vance streets,
THIS CTuesday) MoRSISc, at Il o'clock Hacks at
Flsherys-
Mobile, charleston and Macon, GsO., paPers please
COPY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

T III = NIII-
e J. PARK, Esg.-Dear Sir: 1 have become acquAint.
I'd with your new system Of tanning. and feel great
pleasure in stating that 1 eonsidse it decidedly The best
method Of tanning in ue.
The leather s safi, elastic and perfectly tanned tho
materials used cluuot iu any way iuiure the leather.
nj it is tfty per cent. cheaper than ihs cd meihod sui
rom ten q. tnenty times a. quick. Il is simple and se-
,ient, and any parson can u4s il with success.
Nonrs, etc. r. n. NARrV
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14
ENTERTANMENr AT sALEM.-We

ENTERTAINMENT AT SALEM-We learn
from a communication from w. L. Suioklin, Esq, Of
Salem, Miss, that tomorrow evening, the 18th, the young
ladies Of that place viii give an entertainment consisting
Of music and tableaux, for the benefit of the sick and
wounded soldiers, at the Methodist church. We are con-
WINGED that the fair ladies of Salem viii give an enter
tainment Of no ordinary interest and beauty, and that the
patriotic citizens Of the place viii take care that a hand
some sum for the soldiers shall be the reward Of their
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14
Sugar and

WE se in receipt 4 a large quantity Ct ths above
W direct frtm the plsnta-ons in Louisi4na. whies
We viii sell at lev figures.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

TARPAULINsi TARPAULEsi-With the vas
amount Of p~ershable commodity lying about the city an,
the certainty ahead Of plenty Of rainy weather, tarpau
iis have lecome Of prime necessity they can be had Il
large supply at S. Brooks, Water street, next to the &c,
house. jl-lm+
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14
TEsTINToNTALs.

PEroNA, Ark December 70. 1861
F. J. PARK, Esq Sir: Your new system Of ssnnfng
has been thoroughly tested IN my taunery. ] have tried
IL with and without bark. and feel great eradication
in say ns, that. z r rapid tanning excellence Of leather
AID ehsapnsrs, it Is beyond al comparison re beat
method ever ia rse.
III simpE ard easily managed BY the most irezpsTi-
eacsd hands No man can fail r. make The osst Ieatbsr
II be follows your directions. It Il enough for me 70
say that I am perfectly satisfied, tnI even delighted
with your rev process. ltmwt prove highly ~saiisfae-
TO every one. Yours, etc
ICHARD MILLIAMa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-The shop door Of
Mr.. Colt, on Second street near Besl, was forced open by
a burg ar on Saturday morning early. One Of the clerks
who slept in the store fired a pistol al him, when he and
a eomrade ran of. The store was robbed BY burglars
last summer, and has been attempted d time or two since
an Drevious occasions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14
COMMERGIAkREB0gH STEAMBOAT COLUMN.
WEEKLY mABSRgT REPdBT. :
ruzsrsnrD raou rH5 aERsazrs rEezassE


PURsIsaED IRON THE mERcaI8Ts' EtcHkEsE~
MaBAY EVENING, Janua =
lNoTE-The quotati65ETSen in the foa5xiEg reyisS
it must be understood Wholesale PhsS Seepk here
otherwise noticed and tbn a cases in the fhing Of
small orders higher%s %sm3agedl
The only Notable fest6re in our marEst- 6r
The P%t week has b sD~h7HeceeFa0S moveme 2r
great staple, it'll prices tending more Afavsf Of
sellers Corn Esas moved of quite freely. at about
previous rates while dullness and inactivity char
aeterized he market for all other desrrpHaaz Of grain
and produce, including wheat, -four, rye, aerbrans etc
Continued obstacles in the way Of shipping 6g[fior
by railroad have exercised a very depressT influence
upon sugar md molassesi operations in which have been
comparatively limited fair demand has been expressed
FOR banging and rope, salt, meats, and provisions gener
ally; but we have no changes Of moment to note a
regards prices or supplies. Nothing new or important il
monetary and financial circles. The supply of coin ii
fully equal to the limited demand prevailing, and ratei
continue to rule as before-gold . and silver 20 Pet
prem, buying. Southern exchange il quiet, with a lin
tied inquiry and ample supplies at 4 Pct dis. buying
and L prem. selling rates No change in Confederat,
notes, which are in demand for exchange purposes and
general cir ulation. Several transactions have been
reported in Mississippi treasury notes at 9Oc. for those
maturing in 1852, and 95e. for 63s
Duru-rDro ON m KnrNr0 Aprrrr nc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

FOURTH WARD COMPANY The following
named members Of the fourth ward company are m
quested TO meet at the Mayors Office on "Wednesday eve
ming, January 18th, to complete the organization A
prompt attendance requested.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14
TO MERCHANTS AND eTnERs.

EMPLOYMENT l. wa1tsd By a thorough Business
II man Of tn years practice, as Salesman Or Book
g. b. E.,
jai0 iwH Post Once Box -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14
COMMERCIAL, VIA LONDONDERRY.
Outrage on h Frenea alag.
The Mobile Register, of Saturday last, has the
following disnatch:

IHe 0IUDI5 htgIsItT, OF oaIuTlay IasIi has the
following dispatch:
OCEAN SPRINGS, January 10.-Mr. John
Egan, our whaTfmsster, was at Bay st. Louis
on Monday last when a man-ofwar boat from
the French steamer Mileur landed He heard
the captain say that he approached Ship Island
under the neutral flag for the purpose OF com
municating with the French consul at New
Orleans; that the Federal vessels fred on him,
aud, after doing him some damage, apologised,
but be would not accept the apology. He came
to Bay St. Louis to telegraph to his consul. On
Monday there were nearly thirty Federal vessels
at Ship Island, but after this affair all but five
left. They have been very quiet. The firing
was not returned by the French man-of-war.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

From Snip ISLAND The steamer Gray
Cloud, which arrived here yesterday from
Biloxi, having succeeded in running Old Abe's
blockade, reports only six of the enemy's vessels
in the vicinity Of Ship Island though there have
been recenuy as many as twenty-five in sight
from the Mississippi coast at one time. The
Gray Cloud also reports that a French war
steamer lying outside of Ship Island, had been
injured by being run into, accidentally, by a
United States steamer, and that she had sent a
boat ashore for the purpose of communicating by
telegraph with the French Consul at New Or
leans.-N. o. Bulletin I1th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

RECoRDER's CoURT.-At this court yester-
day there were tweny,nine eases, one hundred aud sew
enteen dollars paid in fines, and four persons sent to the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

TT SMALL NOTEs.-As we have before
stated Dotes Of ave and ten cents, and other denomina-
tons, have been got up and printed for the corporation
Of Memphis WEI suppose they viii be issued if council
run the risk oflncurring a enc Of not less than ten thou
sand dollars. by passing an ordinance now before it, en-
towering tho Controller to pay out to those who hav.,
claims on the city warrants for any amount they may
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14
LOCAL MATTERS.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY IA.

STREET RAILROADS The spell of bad wealth
er we are suffering gives q new Interest to the 81, eet rail
way subject Oh, for those warm. luxurious cars that roll
20 gently and evenly along the streets Of New Orlenns
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

LATE FROM MIssOURI-GEN. PRICE FALL
ING BACK-Aews reached here yesterday that
Gen. Price is falling back, and that Gems. Steen
and Rains are now at Springfield. The Federals
had prevented 1000 recrhits from the north side
of the Missouri river from joining Gen Price,
and his force has been greatly reduced by the
discharge OF the six months men. The govern
ment should at once place him in a position to
get up a large army. If he had been supported
last summer, as he should have been, st. Louis
would now be in our hands. We shall soon have
the Federals on our borders, again threatening
10 invade our State. The forces at Rolla and
sedsiia are large, and they are now moving on
Gen. Pnce-Fon Smith Eoeaing Ne,os.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14
A. st. FoUTE, Captain.

OYSTERs.-s. P. BrichettO, on Adams street
under the Worsbam House, has just received a fresh ar
rival Of superb oysters from the South-something "a
make a note Of. Don't forget Il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

The WEATHER-Cold, miserable winter had
US IN his grasp yesterday. The north wind blew bitterly,
and sleet fell making the streets white us if from a snow
storm. Who did not think yesterday Of our dlant fel-
lows picketed day aud night exposed in the lonely
woods and on the tcmpestuous hill"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

COTTON-There has been a fair degree Of animation
in the market during III, past week, the sales on the spot
and for future delivery comprising fully 1910 bales. The
demand, however, having been chiefly Of a t~ansitory
character, and having for the present been supplied, It u
presumable the market viii again relapse into its former
quiet ard inactive condition. In respect to prices, the
commanding 7AG7Ae, and good to strict good middling
Sc, ssRc, and In some instances &C., although at the clos,
It is doubtful if these figures could be realized. Receive,
during the week rs bales-a1 in transit for interio
points.
The total receipts Of cotton at this point, from Sept
Ist TO d-te, comprise 1854 bales against 24lr32O bale
to same date last yesr-decrease this year 236 056 bales
The shipments during Ihe same period embrace 400
bales, against 2l4,9S3 bal : to same date last year-dl
crease this wear 81, 800 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

Cow LOsT-Mr X. c. Daniel, Of The wharf
boat this morning adverdses a lest COW and cali, strayed
from DeSoto streets he offers a reward for their recovery.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

ANEW GENERAL AND STEAMBOAT AGENCY.
We call attention to the advertisement Of the general
and steamboat agency of Messrs Passmore, Lde & Mar
shall Their BUSH ess embraces many branches, either Of
which viii no doubt be filed to the, letter. Their Office
is on Court street, first door from Main. It affords Us
pleasure to know that their start in business is under Iair
ausufcea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

E. J. PARz, Bsq-De p Sir I I'M a practical tanner
aud have been following the bu.iuesH for ten ysara.
have always awaited myself Of every Improvement and
.aew d, soyery in the art, and without DEPRESSING into
explanatory remarks on the claims Of different pro-
.essses, or heir scientific status in a practical sense, I
deem yours the best system ever Introduced
Wnh or without bsrk, it is a great s~conomiser. and
no article is used which, in any degree. can possibly IN
iurs the Aber. shall feel much yratiAed to see ii uni
gersaily adopted Yours, etc
CHAS TuRNER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

- The Texas AdvOcate says that the crop OF
honey in Texas this year is immense, and the
-four the best ever known.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

DISTINGUISHED VIsfToR-Gen. Gideon J..
Pillow, the distinguished and heroic Tennessee
ssnaval, passed a few hours in the city yester-
day. He was greeted BY numerous friends, who
earnestly expressed their deep sorrow at his
resignation. lie only replied, /" that when his
reasons we're known, his friends would deem
Them patriotic The general returned home in
the evening -NdShUiW URi0H, 12A,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14
J. oLDRIDGE


TYRO, Miss. December 2 1861.
Z. J. PARK, ESQ Dear Sir: ! have been tanning
with your new system Of tanning and have saeeesded
admirably. I am now perfectly satisfied thai It viii do
al hat you claim for 1t, and tan wi b or without bark.
40 oae-tenih Of the time usually employed BY The old
process. I feel convinced that 80 the cheapest, quick
sst and bess method # tanning ever used, and 50 sim
ole that any person can tan with entire success.
Yours. etc, J. c. AVIS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

NIGHT POLCEMEN.-The following is a list
Of additional policemen selected by Capt r. G.. Tucker,
for night service W. r. Hume, A. f. Cain, Hugh
Hone, John Mooney, Thos ODouneI, w. d johnson,
Andrew Brannsu, Paul Hanes, r. H.. Williams. James
Madden-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

The MINsTRELs.-Odd Fellows Hall viii be
opened again to Sic public this evening, for an exhibition
by Tannehill's uinstrels The programme promises "a
rare assortment Of innocent mirth, rendered by the excel
lent company, who have recently frequently contributed
to the enjoyment Of their friends
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14
". H. LAWSON.
!. W. t


T. J. PARK, E8q-Dssr Sir; have been engaged IN
ltaouing and manufacturing leather for afte=H years.
and may be considered to understand it practically ~
well a. theoretically. and 1 feel Il but simple justice 10
state hat your system Of tanning Is decidedly saPsror
10 anything with which ! am acquainted II raves a.
least fifty per cent. Of bark when It is used ard equally
.ha, in oost when no bark is EN- Logged, and tans Ia &
vastly shorter period than can possibly be done By the
Old plan. The INST Important f-atars, Of course, is the
great economy, in time and money. and the facility OF
using bark or tanning without if. The system must
prove sati factory to any purchaser.
Yours. etc, J. OLDRTDGE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

II CoNCERT,-Prof. Winkler's concert on
Thursday evening will be a grand affair; the music is
Of a high order, and the very b st amateur talent in the
city will participate there will also be singing from a
lady Of Lynchburg, Va, we are assured Of a very high
order. The object of the concert is an excellent one
the relief Of familiesof volunteers. Now the winter has
set m with such severity such relief viii be greatly
needed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

CHANGE NOTEs The Nashville Bank of Ten
nessee, during the two months that have elapsed since the
passage OF an az Of the Legislature empowering it to
Issue notesof determinations less than one dollar, has con
trived 70 send Just the amount Of S2053 TO Memphis We
suppose It's not 2 one horse concern but the horses it
has draw mivhtv --,y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14
REGARD WILLIAMS.
LAwsoS 5 TAyyERY, Tenn December q. Isel.

LAWSON 8 TASSERY, Tenn December o, Isel.
E. J. PARK, ESQ Sir: have been using your new
systsm Of inning for nea " three months, Aad have
gwen il a thorough trial in tuning sole leathsr, calf
skin, kip aud haraes leather. aud feel great pleasure
in stating that your new process IS superior to any
method Of tanning within ny knowledgs-
The leather is equal 20 any I ever made. and I have
followed the business for twenty years and I ran msks
b fifty per cent cheaper than by The old method. and
within the time claimed by you. In other ~orda I tan
now with one-haf less work and Ia ons-tsnth Of the
time usually employed I e~hserfuIy reeoumend Jour
new system to pubic cOufiencs.
Yours, ct. ". n. LAWsON.
GUS TOwS. Misc, November 9, 1851.
Z. J. PARK, Esq-Desr Sir: have gwen your new
system Of iaBning a borough tria both with and with
bark, and 1 feel great pleasure ID saying hat
found Il to do al that you elaim for it.
The leather Is excellent and sqasl to any Z ever saw,
while The tanning Is done afy per cent ehea or and In
o~ae-tenth Of The lime required by he cid msthod. 1
sheerfally reoommend your nsw process to the conf
hence Of the public. ard to every man who dos Cos em-
barking in tbs manufacture Of h a her.
Yours, etc, J. W. JUSTICE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

For New Orleans.
WE ega1tpasseDge peekst PRINCE -
L OF Jrs. Lee, master, will Et2S
p ave ~ above TUESDAY, "a n instant. at 5 P. n.
ial22t ELLIOTT & YINSO Agents
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14
- Helena III s.. Frsnol.


For Des Arc, Augusta and Jaeksonport.
'TH3 passenger packet KANAWHA r.
4 VALLEY, Bfandenburg, master, viii ,-
cave ~ above TUESDAY. 18th instant. az S p n
ial4 2t LARRY ~HARMSTAD Aren't
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

For New O~rieans-Kegular Tuesday Packet.
fANdE hue pass niger packet PRINCE OF
4 WALLS james Lee, master, ieEves as ItzEir@
above on TUESDAY, l4Ih inst, at 5 P H. -
For freight OF passage apply TO
jal22t J. c. McMaNUS Ageu4.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

fViHE elegant steamer PRINCE OF -
L Wal s. Lee, master. leaves az above a
ou TUESDAY. J4fh instant al 5 P. H. ~
jal22t JAWS r BOURNE & 70, Agents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-14

VIE Passenger packet KENTUCKY,
4 Captsin Pres L0dvick. viii Woods 5lfS
lsrk. leaves az above IT'S "a &C.
Instant, az 3 P. i.
FOR freight or passage apply on board. or to
ialf It n NrWANua
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-28

UyHoa PRICE 90. have In stoek-nany ust rscsved.
HEAVY Bed Blankets, Grey Army BlAnfeta lo4 and ls<
Beached and Brown eheeng Besched uotton Brown coon
Black and Bsque Black Beaver and Preach Cloths
Rich Black sks EegAnt Popnns and oomAns or
,oinr a opened SPOOL Cotton Wool Shirts and Draw
er Hosiery Collars and Iae. Ac &c Any portion OF
old stock hand they will confuse sell 81 Former prices
regardless the present they determined
out recently tought and such
they are ected 10 advance
Their stock d kept up. -
THOMAS II pEIOE y 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-28
DOGG Eta a. ANDERSON,
GOVERNOR STREET,

n rec,iviaE for the Trade CArpetngI, OIL oohl, IA
Nng, Curtain Glods Oorniees Aad Bands window SHADES
Pspe Hasgns Carried Hair and Aos for sale a. Low Pross
1p- r HAttresses made 70 order al short
s Paper banging In ths city country eJ work.
To TIE FARMERS Of NGKUaNIA
UHHg ssnaron hsteen Northern and South Sale hAy
ing douhtssa becon permanent g In great meaSure
6s srpeted Tuppy soath BUTTER Aad having beeE
-,a sEtey for May In thathae Of busns5S take
- liberty sag< The ety Of beating your Butter vel
9re psku and CT putting In tubs larger AZ We top
ia m bottom and ssld amer packing you
-f 20 soud pslss5 receive Il on consignment
ura.s it-aosng ta highest market piee; and deal
-nsgev I'll urna goNdz TIE lowest n rkst pri
es The promptly for whatever Gay De seat ne
~ - al vssL 1vo1d yAi 70 receive cther easny
mr. Ice { NJ prn pli object s % cali particular Strn
4, 10 s.es akns Large suppei have oeea sent heretofore
IA A. s5gs oa North whilst maze an fsrnhh our
80 i've 40 efern-e from the fAetthAi have been engaged
\, bu-- h rs ely fer last thrydve yeArS. All Ask
llsI-fse.-E eoaflsal o. giving sAtsfAsuon-
49, sASPsON JONES, AGENT
Grocer and Ocmnis-lon Merchant
al IA, Cor M.in and Sth IS, Achnond. VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-28
RICHMOND WING.
,bs DAILY whig in RIchmOnd-PHJ ths Car
rler1.

HE Daily Whig an Riehmond-FAJ me S@h
riern.
~ great demand for the DAILY WHIe within the city,
- ,e bT regular as By transient readers and the din
cult, Of satisfactorily supplying both classes Of readers
BY carrying system adapted only to Office suosc'ip-
6ons have induced Us 70 resort the only feasible
mode Of managing large city circulation, to wit that
Of prspaspss 70 ihs Curriers' From this date, there
for, no subscriptions for the wHIs to be le within the
city viii be taken at tis ofce, ard all persons indebted
for subscription TO the present tre, within the city, are
rus,ed 20 , at tho Office and settle their accounts
TIE Carriers viii Of course, continue to deliver the pa
per TO tsc present subscribers aud receive pay for the
sane % the rate o. 6.esn cents PER week. The public
vii ao- uate-s..ad ~. en- rest1e;ica upon the sale OF
the VINO 5~ CARRIERS within the city Is removed aid
th1t n, Who want {. may buy 3. irc1 the Carriers or have
i, re - .rs et .cr Eezi--n5es or places Of 0uslnts
SB.l..- ltt5 lSol.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-28

DRY GOODS.
EyrsCsASVs vuug ls cy va yiss q a2tng Psre6aSss
u Esp s.ly so.lel 70 e1Anine cur e0'A % D>A
6OCDs. Ne sE-- re- sac;
$50 ssI-s l,r0Ea Saestlasa sad shsrtngAs
200 Osna5zrgs, -,
So esss1 BlsAehsd sNeetings and ShirtnGSa
80 bsIes Pad aaa Striped OInabuEu,
500 pieces striped snd Piaii Donssvcs, for pRVAno
= 81 bzlss nekingz,
SO Danlna and etripe1 1h-tnHt
MEFl5O cases fancy Pdnta
% OoGonAdes,
10 Colorsd Caa6roas
Is Ke,tanky Jeans and fveedA
And arrs g Heavy and me Linens or
Whl,. a sr-s Ih Liners Lawns Plain striped and Enbrod
rel BsF-ses Aad Po2hns Coths Casdnere Ve5n Ae, A
HLLrrT DREWRY,
No. IL Pearl Itreft,
Richmond, Va