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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

ID UNAWAY IN JAIL.-Was committed to
II, the jail Of Henrieo county On the I'D OF No
calls htmssk JOHN, aad says 10 = the properly
Of Mrs. Mary Scott, Of A,bsmaris county, Va -
Said negro = about Is years old, feet 10 inches
high, yekow complexion and baf on when co u
mitted q light winter suit Of homsnpun clothea
The owner OF said negro il requested to Gene
forward, prove properly, pay charges, and take
him away, or he will bc dealt With - tho iaW d.
reefs. GEO. D. PLHASANTS, 8. 81 q
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GS1An REWAAD.-RacAwsy from tho sub
DlUU ssriber my boy HENRY, for whose
spprehensioa and delivery to e. II. STOKES,
Of .his plsse or for his coma rsmsnt In any iaIl,
70 that / CAT him again, will psy .he above re-
ward. Henry II about % year, old, black, about
ave feet three inches high, and has rather down
look when spoken 70. H.d on whsn he lsks black
coat and pants and black fsls hat. He L a, been
seen near Bristol, on tho Manassas Gap Railroad,
and near Cub Run Bridge He may !. lurking
around Dpmfries O. Richmond
T. d. CARTER,
ja23-lmx for W ESaL.ED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

HESIKA BLh RsSiDINOE Al PkiyA!g
- SALE-We offer for sale, privately. ,
very pleasantly loo sted FAMILY RESIDENCE
on Leigh street. NEAR Buohsnan's Stiug n.
Lot fronts 70 feet on Leigh street, running bss
l7b feet and has on 1t An excellent Hou.. cOo
taini. eish: rooms with large pof,icos frot, md
rear. All the buildings are Of tue best raasrial.
sud nearly new. having been bulls only twslr.
months. There IL aiso on the lot we'll of ....l
lsnt water, and many desirable frui, ir.ea
A bargain may Do had II early application /.
made to Us REDWOOD KEACH
Aucti0resrs and General Agents.
Ia 2l-te no 81 Main STRAIT
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TOBACCO DEALEIRS.

TOBACCO DEALERS.
RoRERr CHRISTIAN DAVID u. LEA.
MANUFACTURER TOBACCO
N AND SNUFF.
CHRISTIAN & LEA, -
TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
3jlb street, between lain aud Franklin.
Richmond, Virginia
HsyiIS res-med tie manufacture OF Tobacco
for ths present yea, NO oSsire to cali the atten
ton of the trade, aud all desiring to purchase to
40 assor.4 stock of TOBACUOS, put up with
great care ia nsa: packages, consisting o., !, !
and ] boxes.
ALSO
FINE SEOkINu TOBACCO,
la poua d half pound papers, and bags Of q aud
pounds each, which has given universal salts
t,c ion.
We sre also ersnged ia the manufacture OF
FlNE-CUr 6MOKINd
CHEWING TOBACCO;
SHUFFS,
French. Rappee.
Msceaboy,
and Scotch,
" ell worthy Of the notice ii the Trade.
~ AL orders promptly attended to.
fe HA0s
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DOVER FOR Notwithstanding to ,r..
buildings on the lot corner Cary and eA
streets, now occupied by MIR. Truuqs A
Parker, to accommoda my business, shall
be able to furnish 70 one or more 'ensp,
about l0-borse Power, and will arrange,
buildings with special reference to the "a.
desired, providing early application Is mad,
to the So tscriber, ct the Richmond Stow,
Works ia 22-tsl ASA SNYDER
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9ys i;iAIsI5, t.<.h5.HJ=--
HEATER y~rArI cGErs

E,s5 EsNY ScoFiGEo. i-EEcEPri-rss 10 t.}a
EaL,:aoUG EE.Is~r kALIT906y--" isu.A S:ra,..
60 tbH. tte.tef. This la;.? sdGsfed f,g yea-a
VIII C.ir2u!c i1iaD9msspEy EneGIne.i5m il ita ,s.
malignant FoJI1. &as f,s contracted .ha ,!isssrs
when two years cc, - ol.p. vscoi,ataa wj.o nla.
t;r item ch,d $40 l.i II ygLta a1epiiila t-r9rl
This I!ra t? y:.lsellcat; or aaferi-5s y-e!1 *
rsn,a-shs Eevsr a r-c2t FEN ps:z 1atit aI:c5
b. Han EU>, : %L3';;:} RI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

TAS. E. BURRESS & 90,
81 107 BROAD ST., AiUvz ooRN1l 9TH,
Wholesale Gealers In
TOBACCO, CIGARS, SNUFF,
PIPES rla;n and fancy,
CLOAK HOLDERS and CASES,
MATCHES, &C., &C., DC.
Together with 8 general assortment Of FANCY
GOODS pertaining to the business. The examina
tiou Of buyers solicited.
J. e. BURGESS CO.,
LOT Broad Street,, above 9Th
]. E. BCkRtss,
G. j. SUMNER. iA3-1m
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49, ANi.c-iE.iDeaia.ely, to 81 t, Pittsy.va
r- n:a y. II -se.erai go & MaCH'N.sTS
ard GUNSFETBS, TO whom constant employment
aud liberal wages will be given. Apply st once,
10 $50. w. HALL,
at =. II Gtokes's, corner CT Ffank,ia street. and
Locust Hey. 10 2S--fnlS
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NOR RENT Having engaged ID. stand No.
a oeeapie. ~ HUNT 4 JAMES, for the conn,
yss-, We oifsf
49, o,uvc,, Ok RENT
near the Columbian tIo,.,
A very dss.saAl slauj.
s l--ts HILL 4 NORrLry-
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CST Or STRAY HORSE
I he haa Il blake in his forehead his hiHd
fest are white, and large scar on his front
knee. All eEpense viii bs paid and s liberal
reward given II returned to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

L>OR SALE-A vegy valuabls hoTATa,
su.sel for a WOODEN mandatory on. pn.
from Atir aou depot, Containing leo acres Of "a
improved Land, inc Orchard. No | Brick no..
and Kitchen, larss Barn, and abundance Of o.,
houses, two Of them good dwsllsgs
The Factory IL Of stone, 90 BY 30. with .ia,,
dam.
A Woolcarding cnstom worth $500 Eve hu,
dred) per snnum.
Also. one Oh Mil, with Hyd aulir Press.
Address, tAbingdOp.) TEOS p. CLApp.
Christian Observer please copy. il 25-rns
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a}ANTAD--NEGkO LABOR -.che James
Z = River and kaaawhs Company wants to
EIssS negro CARPENTERS aud LABORERS,
to WORK the repairs of the canal during the
prasent year. Liberal wages win DO paid and ra-
.ion1 clothing, and medicine nnd medical attend
sncs furnished. For further Information address
the underaign, d, in tits city, Or see the Oompa
oy's Agents along the line OF tie canal, who are
authorized 10 lue.
Z. I. CHINN, Eupt
ia IS--dts J. +. and Z. Canal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

y o.Irl VIsh . paEan,7 EGI file7.n u tcF7 7e7
boCo aaYCd tae eEcEuoiatl3 p2.- : -47H Ic a sub.
ieetej t. wei. he aG-aE,sitY ii tadv I FAUST
CRY ~ lie srsFs, i.d MY IRIeaa would 40. rs &c
brsu under such heavy ctpcasa9 fr1r t:Qetorsb 'Ia
sad II sending nc, trey iii 10 tA0 ceie!,rs:. &
Springs y England II search o. health. vy:sh al
ale afflicted world eau. $50 ,y,e a1i Eear ts een9
Ats have dsrse6 trcin this .1DctG-a az Hatr:.o.
Try 10 lASka al aeqraiztP2 witt it, yigt.es Viz
" uCcIl cons u contact.
"dentiepsnr AT. n .acHeAn tt'n1s ct..sa,: &c
yoa, AID ycu sd 81 hh~st9 - r-s x1p aaic. &l.S
eass 20 Ell
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

Thankful for the past liberal patronage bestowed
on them. they hope, by strict and faithful stten-
ton 20 their business, to merit a good share of the
same in future.
ia lots A. BODEKER & co.
Al Z. II. BKOuNEIL il admitted partner In
It4 our business. CLARKHON 4 co.
AS-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

nlSSOLUTION OF co PAkTNEkSHIP.
The partnership heres ofors existing under the
style Of A. BODEKER & 90 hAvicg expired
January L. 1892, BY limitation, and the decsass OF
Mr. WIN. BODEK En-, the 0n iersl9ned has as.o-
c.sted with himself NJ. w. FL DADE sud lis
brother, Mr.. HENRY BUDEkER on tho same
terms that existed in the former concern. and will
continue the d Il U @ AND APOTHECARY
BUSINESS att hs old syand, No. 10 Main street,
uo6or the saxe name A. BODEkER,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

MORTON Was committed to the jail of Bed
IN ford county on the 81 Of December. 1861. .
and says he II the property Of Daniel Hunt OF
Richmond, Va. Said negro Is o. ginger-b bread
color. about y years old feet high with good
SGT Of teeth no scars, except on the back, from
whipping; and had ON. when committed q sui: 81
dark colorsd domestic cloth, very ouch worn and
|. The owner Of sald negro u requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take
him awsy Otherwise, be VIII be dealt with AZ the
law directs. WIN II. PATE, q.
IL l4-1m 0herif Bedford County
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MISUNDERSTANDING,

Val AETED-IM medlateiy,
Nv 10000 . I L l. 3 :,
Ueilyered on the lire OF the road between
Richmond aud Aqua Creek Dimensions:
s feet ioox. 8 inches diameter at small end.
smoothly hewp to thickness Of 8 inches.
clear OF any defect calculated to impair
strength. No ellis will ks received undsr
sine.
TxaMs-For white or post OAK. - canss each.
eash, or ~ cents mon tbs; for red or chssnuS
oak IS csnts each. cash, or - cents mon tia.
For further Information, apply 70 6sotioa
Masters, on line Of road. or 20
WIN. N. BAA00, Eup't Road
Once r., +. Il p. r. Il. Oo.,(
Richmond, Jan. n. lea 10 0-N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

WARM IN HANOVER FOR sALE~
e We offer for sale privately u very con.
yeniently located FARM in tbe eounYoi
Hanover, two miles South OF the Court
House and thr 'e- quarters of a mile from TIE
Central Railroad. The Farm contains Que
hundred acres of most excellent land, with
good meadow, and is considered one Of he
most productive Farms of It's size In the copn-
ty. The buildings are very good, the dwell
ing Is two stories, containing five rooms VIII
garrets, "a good school house, carriage.
house, &c. II Is considered one OF the best
locations for professional gentleman in The
county. Amply to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

RAED PNA @ II 8.
I3A0o pounds unpeelsd
DRIED PEACHES.
halves quarters. and mixed, packed easiy 4
liquor barre 8, and In safe etping order.
For sale By
ROWLAND BROTHERS,
IL AS-lN* Norfolk, Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

Wy NTED-l,oeO cords PERSIMMON
wv TIMBER, suitable for manufacturing
Shoe L.sts. for which the highest cash price will
he paid Also, the public tn know that ws have
"a hard and constantly manufacturing all
kind. OF shoe l. ASTS and Boot and Shoe TREES.
a. our msnufsetory, on 18th street, in rear Of
Stossoe Ws'ehouse.
IL 23-Ir BOYLE CAMILLE Il ca.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

We yANFED.-A PHYSICIAN wishes 20 buy
~ snei fAEM. of from 100 to 800 acres,
within twenty Vi thirty miles OF Richmond and
near tba river or one Of the railroads He wants
good dwelling and Other houses, aud would pre-
Ger TO bug the situation Of some prsctcipg physi-
clan. He viii pay cash, OF give Richmond pro.
psrty IN exeaangs. Give psrtieuiar description
AMI The price. and address Ter one month,
Is 2i-lms NJ n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

NlL CLOTHS. Tine subscribers, having in
creased their facilities 10, nspufaot ar ing, are
now prepared to supply rsrchaats with OIL
CLOTHS, OF various widths, from Ct to 1 8 inches
wide Also, CAP CLOTHS. These goods III
be found superior to aEy other II, ,uufartured in
the South. Tbs attention OF clothiers Is PARTON.
My called to thess goods. Samples asd prices
forwarded by mall. KEITH Il P.Rr,
Factory near Cnn.rsi Depot,
ia 3l-im* Cffica on Nso ana Governor Sis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

NOR RENT-Possessi on civ, n II, r,.s,.,.--
II iy, the brick dwelling house ON 3D.
between Main and Cary ats. The ~,
contains rooms, besides ths b.ssu...N
There is n large lot attached 20 The ~
with stable on 1t, and n welt Ia the ysrc
Also, two desirable wooden tenemsp,.
adjoining lot. Terms REASONABLE, Ami, -
THOS. & SAM'L HARDGRtS.
iAS-llnk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

NorloE'' HoTl0E'H
60 gross Lucifsr
MATCHES.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
$1,000
Genuine Havana CIGARS.
OF Superior brands
100000
Domestic ard German CIGARS,
from lowest to highest grades.
Together with the larges. and cheapest stock
CHEWING ToBACCCa
In the m.rk-t ranging from l24 to IS cents per
h. Sutlers and other desiars i'll find Ii I, their
advantage to give us q cali before purchasing, as
our stock is complete ia every psrtiou lar, and
are determined not to b, undersold by any suse
in the Southern Coufederscy.
J. e. BUEREES & co,
Wholesale dealer IL Toba cco, Cigars, &C..
fe 3-lm l07 Broad IT.. shove cor. 9Th
q OOYOH N U FF.
- 500 bs1es SCOTCH SNUFF, viz:
Riddle & MeiIwaines,
Smith Lgrrton's,
Jones l. Hudsoa'R.
Mc1LwAINE, SON * CO.,
fe 3-3t* Petersburg.
T7UBAUCO STORE, AS Main street, next
door To the Telegraph ofice.-Ths under.
signed ofsor s,r sac q fine assortment of Chewing
and Smoking TOBACCO, Havan. and medium
quality CIGARS, PIPES, PIPE STEMS, dc, st
wholesale and retnil
ia3l--lns FISHER & WILLIAMS.
M ANTEAOTURED TUBAOJO.
a good fupply of fine fancy brans,s TOBACCO,
an'sso.e for sutlsrs of tbe army, on consignment,
for sale by NAM'L .. HICKS
ia 30-1,n+ Shockce Slim
TOBAOUO BROKERS' = che sub,criber
i profars his services TO PUROHAsE TO.
baCCU ON BROKERAGE IEs long expert
encs in the trade will enable hin, to select Judi.
ciou-iy qualities su!isble for shipping, maaufac.
turing, "a sSle.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
ia @l-t;tTo5s. JNO. JONES
E<3-oR1nA LEAF TOBAOO.
The subscribers offs' for sale two hundred thou.
sand pounds Florida Lea Tobacco suitab;s 10.
the manufacture c9 tcs eisa,s, beth hllers snd
wrappers.
We are the agents for the sale Of the Florida To
becco snd coming from the planters direct manu-.
f.otDrafs aud speculAtors can1o: fail TO make acY
selsosior they wish. The sooner applications are
u,sde ne pe:tes. 3. WYATT & CO.,
no. 163 East Bay, Charleston, 8. q,
no 4-3rD<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

400 pairs Cashmere PANTS.
400 do. VETS.
90 dozsn Check Linen SHIRTS.
% dozen DENIM do.
50 ds.xen Jean DRAWERS.
At JULIUS SYCIE'S,
135 and .Ss Broad street,
81 ia co-.2Ex between 81 and ith SITS.
TTkHl4lSU PILOT CI.OTH.-l case dark
IL blue heavy English
PILOT CLoTH,
In store and for sale by
isI-ts RA,lJN 4 RASKERVII.T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

ENOR SALB.-A valuable Teauisief ana "a
~ hand, shout 81 yeass old. Apply 10 ,,v
"a Is A COCkh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

Xxi AETEI-'TD BUY-A voang WOMAN,
~ VIII OF without iccurnhrauce, tompe-
tca. ard caiiiiod rs a house sarvanS. APP.
Ply al corner OF A2tn and Franklin atrsea,
over Confederate Commissioner Once.
T.~ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

Il CLOSING BUSINESS
/ otter for sale, below cost ono Of Herring large
size Fire and Powder Proof Iron SAFES Coun-
tsro, Counter and Side Gases one fine Regulator;
Jewery, Walking Games, Rtshing Tackle, Guns,
Fancy Goo ds, &c. G. LEONARD,
Ia 2S-6t" PETERSBURG Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

UONFEDEKBTE MILL6,l
~.- O6dce 20 Pearl street.
r AN NOW PREPARED to f2rpish "Oonfeds
4 Mills . FRESH GROUND OOfTEE, al eI.
cslient substitute for the pure article. It 10 put
mp in pound papers, nsety labelled, ahd
packed in cases of sixty four pounds each. Price
~ cents, subject TO q discount to tho trade.
@. W. ROB NSON,
il 15-lri~ Agent for the Hanufacturefa
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nfaaO1. 1TT1nNa. -.

We have this day assoc ted with as Mr.. Pc.
TER SPILMAN, as partner in our busi.
ness. The style Of the firm, from this day.
will be BEERS, PCINDEXfER 4 co.
All persons indebted to the firm Will
please call and settle their accoffHts an early
os possible. BEERS & POlNDEXTER,
Richmond. January !, 1862.
ia A-9taWAw
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"A ANTED BY family consisting Of La
w ais5 with ou. c. iiirea e furnished ROUSE,
Containing no. f5wer than six rooms, for period
OF ak months or lcnger. Address 80. A. y,
De patch Office. fe3 $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

Nv l. A n u :,
Suitabie for fruit growing, near to Rich
mond, for purchase, IecFe, or cultivation on
SIaTes. AdGres.
"M. n. NJ
IL 2--ecd9,t Fredericksburg, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04
rtHUES AND BOOTS AR OO6T

>
Owing TO the great difficulty in procuring some
grsres OF Shoes, except at high cost, have con
eluded 20 e'ese ont the balsn 70 Of my stock OF
shoes and Boots at cost from IDS date. Paraors
IN wait Of such goods wouddo we'll 10 avail thesa-
selves Of this rare chance by casing soon at
JOS. GOLDSMITH'S, no. 80 Rfoad ST.,
fs 3-6lk Retween lat At and Roonko A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

60 pieces Silk HANDKERCH1EFS.
ITO d.zen Cotton do. ~
l40 iozsn Giughem do.
800 dozen HALF HOSE.
IS dozen POCKET. BOOKS.
20 dozen HATS.
Is dozen OARPET-BA9S.
Al JULIUS SYCLE'S,
236 and 2SS Eread street,
ia 8-2W* between Sd and 4th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

WE Try VALUABLE SUBURBly
v RESIDENCE ON GROVE STRtLr.
IN SIDNEY, WITH TWEHTY ACRB,
FOR SAI.E.-At the request OF pr \, "
Roddey, We ofrsr for sale his beautiful
RESI- DENCE, on Grove street, in sitnty
with twenty acres OF land attached. now Ia
the occupancy of Gel. Talcott. The location
Is a beautiful one, and the Eeighbo'bood
first rate. The dwelling Is not only large
ons but Is furnished in handsome siyi-.
There Is attached TO the dwelling q large
Kitchen and q fine Stable and Carriage.
house, Green house, &c. The place - so
well known that further description Is
deemed unnecessary. Apply 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

as1 ys % =, s.p ps':R9s
ftim''sredl LAND, en- or near, the James River
a';i EanBwaa Canal, for the purpose of .rsctsEg q
tsunery. will psy for snch land fair cash
pr c- OF / will OK c.2ange ii ae farm the Hap
I.haaroc's liver, for such land ~ above mentioned
Apply, at cnce to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

w 20 q GARDENER,
("he or colored,) for The balance Of the ear, At
a.sbiand, Hanover. Va. For txrmR sppiy to or
address NJ f.. COX,
fe , -2,f Ash ar ID, Va
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-02-19

RArHER HARD on BLAIR. SxxIoa.--Ths
Cincinnati Press tells good 'un. By Mrs.
~. Benton Fremont. while on recent visit
90 Washington . ferret out The origin
Of the hostility which had manifested itself
towards her husband. At one Of the inter.
views with the President. Mr.. Blair, ST.,
father Of the Postmaster General and Frank
p. Blair, was present. Ar. Blair, turned 70
Mrs. Fremont and said: "Mra Fremont,
ALLOW me TO cay TO you that, 10 ny judg.
mont. Madam, your proper place i Il the
head Of your husbands household q 81.
Louis; and this inlsrmsddling with The sf.
fairs Of State, IL, TO ssy the least Of II. in
very bad taste on your part. And. 10 con.
clusion. wish you to understand that here
10 where We make men, and unmsks them" !"
To which Mrs. Fremont instantly replied:
"Mr. Blair, permit me to Say to you that !
have seen some men Of your making; and
II they are the best you can do, | would 3D.
wise you 10 quit the business"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-02-19

'sIn contemplating which may dis
turb our Union, it occurs az . mat
ter Of serious concern that any ground
should have been furnished for char
|acterizing parties BY geographical
determinations Northern and South.
lern, Atlantic and Western, whence
|designin men may sndeavor to excite .
belief that there is . real difference Of
local interests and views.
One Of the expedients Of party to
acquire influence are within psrticu-
lar districts, is to misrepresent the
Opinions and aims Of other districts.
"You can not shield yourself too
much against the jealousies and heart
burnings which spring from these
|misrepresentatio they tend to render
allen to each other those who ought
to be bound together BY fraternal af-
lection"
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
~ may be asked, - have been
asked, when would consent to disso-
luton Of the Union. answer never,
never, never!
IF the agitation 10 regard to the
fugitive slave law should continue,
and increase, and become alarming.
lit will lead TO the formation Of two
new parties-one for the Union, and
the other against the Union; and the
platform Of the Union party will be,
The Union the Constitution, and
the Enforcement Of the laws.
"And if it should be necessary to
form such . party, and it should be
accordingly formed, ! announce my
self in this place . member Of that
party, whatever may be its compo-
nent parts"
dENRY CLAY.
"The gentleman tells Us, he wishes
10 unite the entire Sonth. Il not that
THE very essence Of local feeling and
Of local regard 2 Is it not the &C.
knowlcdgemsnt Of = wish and object
to create political strength By uniting
political opinions geographically p
Docs the gentleman expect me to turn
towards the Polar Star, and, acting
on the same principle, to utter . cry
rally! to the whole Northa Heaven
forbid! To the day Of my death,
neither he nor others shall hear such
& cry from me -
DANIEL WEBSTER.
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w The following has been handed q
us @ the supsrscripsion Of letter that
passed yesterday through the Louisvilis
postofice: w
"Feds and Confsds. lot this 60 free
Down % Nashville, Tennessee.
This three cent stamp will psy the cost
Until you ind Sophia Yost.
"Postmssters Nosth,e % even south.
Nay open Il end fad the truth.
! merely ssy ny vils's got well,
And has baby cross ss-you know
Louisville Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-02-19

The New York Tribune expresses the
opinion that within the last ten months the
Union has bssa robbed Of one hundred
million Of dollars BY corruption IN the pub.
lie service. This Is far more than the Gov.
ernrsns Lost BY the fraud and ,psculation
under Democratic rule from the beginning oi
the Government down % The period when 4
psssed into other hands. Ws.gusss those
people whs were never tired Of beFatins
Democratic sxsrsvsgancs would rather have
il one hundred times aggravated than Repub-
licsn retrenchment snd refcrm
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-02-19


A correspondent Of the Evansville Jour.
nal says:
The first cotton gin erected 10 this region
(lhs poeket), was BY Frederick Rspp. q
German Socialist st New Harmony, Posey
county. The Same Society had Z cotton
factory, and much Of the fibre spun Ia this
factory was ginnsd At their fields. This
gin was afserwsrds-in l627-purchsssd BY
Saunders Horabrook. and enlarged and i'm.
proved BY him, and Get up q his residence,
ten miles north Of this city. Here was
ginned the 6rss cotton Of this, Wsrrick, and
part Of Posey counties, end some lots from
Kentucky. Seventeen miles north Of this
another gin was run BY Nicholas Robinson.
who giuned cotton, the growth Of Gibson
county. There IVES another on White river,
Gibson county, run By WIN. Phillips for
that and part Of Possy county. In Albon,
Edwards county, ILL.,, there was another GIN
and at vincennss. Knox county, another;
and in the years from 1880 10 1895, another
st H henderson, Ky. In the winter season
these gins had q much % they could oil do.
True, they were net very large, running
only from forty to sixty saws. Our wives.
daughters. sons and fathers, oil were clothed
10 clothes spun, wove. and gsswn-cotton
clothes mesn-in our county. and ofssn
think that We were mere Independent pso-
pie 10 those days than now.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-02-19

Rye CorFEE.-Rye mixed with cof-
fee is now used at the State Benevo-
lent Institutions. The substitute for
the pure article is pretty fair in taste,
and the saving to the State in this
one item of expense alone will amount
to . large sum at the close Of the
year. There is . considerable differ.
ance between coffee at 25 cents Q
pound and rye 1t cent. A great
number Of persons are now mixing
rye with their coffee. The high price
|of coffee has caused this effort q
ECONOMY, and many cay they prefer
1.-THE mixed article to the clear berry d
fereign lands.