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tho Telegraph road and Missouri line.
The noble and brave McCulloch has
fallen. No nosiexa blood viii flow.
no braysr IAN will Yield up his life
sor III an yof ~ South, But
this is Tot M; Ne gallant Mcintosh
hs5 AID Yielded St his life for the
cause ls was espoused to-. Young
and brape, and as daring as brave,
his brave companions name. was =
terror tsaazansnies.. But .thay only
live now, in deeds Of noble daring
and devotion to the cause ofthe South.
His DEVOTED wife has the heartfelt
sympathies d many, friends in the
West. The South adopt her and her
children, and may God be protector
to the widow and orphans. Colonel
McRea, is also reported among the
slain, killed whilst gallantly leading
his men into action. His name will
hong, I've treasured by his State as ope
who sacrificed his life to drive the
vandals from her soil. Our men have
fought desperately and against snperi-
or arms and numbers. "
The result is still unknown, but oil
reports CONCUR that our men were
sansuine Of success; but, alas!
victory is almost defeat when pur-.
chased with the loss of, such brave
and daring leaders. Cen. Slack is
said to be mortally wounded; Gen.
Price slightly.
Col. Sims, of Texas. right arm
broken below the elbow by Minnie
ball. Gems. Nc Culloclp and Mcintosh
| are both said to be shot through the
lheart. Their bodies will reach here.
to morrow. My heart bleeds t" re,
cord the loss OF such men, at u timr'
too, when their services are 40 much
needed in the South.
| IT Is reported that Col. Hehert mas
been taken prisoner; also that our
troops arc in the enemy's rear''and
driving them South; also, that We
have driven Gem, from the position
held BY them on the 7tb. Tie trains
having been ordered to stop ut Elm
Spring and Sut,on's Mill indicates
that we are main: aiming our ground.
1t is impossible yet to ascertain any
correct account from the enemy OF
their loss. The battle has been one
of the hottest ana most desperately
contested of the whole campaign.-
\ Cmr troons nave covered themselves
J, with imPerishable honors.
i n, B. PEARcE.
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Cotton on "Wednesday sold for
three and a half to five cents, buyers
being scarce. A number of persons
in preference to taking such low
,xices, took their cotton back. Our
merchants appear to be doing a good
business, and many ofthem7do not seem
to care whether they dispose of their
goods or not.
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The Battle i'm Arkansas.

We make the following extract
from the official report of s. L. Cur
it's, the Federal Commander:
A charge OF infantry, extending
throughout the entire line, completely
routed the whole rebel force. which
retired in great confusion. but rather
safely, through a deep and impossible
deflc Of cross timber.
Our loss is heavy. The oneny's
can ueyoy Le counted, Tor the dead
are scattered over a large field. and
their wounded. too, may, many OF
them, be lost and perish.
The foe is scattered in all directions,
but think his nain folse has return
cd to Boston Mountains.
Gen. Siscl follows towards keits-
vile, while NY cavalry is pursuing
him toward the mountains. securing
the country. bringing in prisoners,
and trying to find the rebel, Major
Gen. Van Dorm, who had command
of the entire force.
! have not as yet the statements
of the dead and wounded so as to
ljustify Il report, but l will refer you
to dispatch ! will forward very
soon. Officers and soldiers have dis.
played such unusual gallantry hard
lv dare to make distinctions. must
however, name the commanders o,
divisions. Gen. Sigel gallantly car
ried the nights and drove back tht
left wing of the enemy; Asboth, wht
is wounded in the arm, in his sallan
effort to reinforce the right; Col. ane
: acting Brig. Gen. Davis, who com
mandcd the center, where McCullocl
fell on the 18th, and pressed forward
the center on the sth; Col. and act
ing Brig. Gen. Carr is also wounded
in the arm, and was under the con
tinuous fire of the enemy during tn
, two hardest days Of the struggle. g,
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Ohio AM
5 Missouri may proudly share the homo
5 Of the victory which their gallan
heroes won over the combined force
t of Van Dorm, Price and McCulloc
& at Pea Ridge, in the Ozark mountain
Of Arkansas.
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All old articles Of lead, and scraps
that can be gathered, should be for
wartled to Baton Rouge, for the pnr
pose of being melted into bullets
DonA forgot this. =
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The Charlston Mercury youchcs
for the statement published. that two
vessels have just run the blockade,
one Of them with arms, munitions, ETC.,
in large quantities.
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We learn from gentleman from
Smith county, Texas, that a number
of negroes have been hung there
lately tor insurrectionary inciinations.
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AluCO sAasN UssgSO 1a9OsUeN2eseihSs =
The. Nsw YqylksIribune announces
the probability 81 President Abe Linz
(celntakipg ~ 6sa1 in person.. thus 4
!" Tks towaa 1iste1,s with delight q 81
rgmsr thu Pre- antL incoln M de-
clared his purpose TO take tho actual
command Of the army, and suppress
the rebellion in Virginia without fur
thes delay. The credit Of planning
the victories which has just saved US.
Kentucky and Tennessee, Is justly
accorded to him. Whatever plan of
action upon the Potomoe limo will be
finally adopted viii undoubtedly be,
his. The actual execution of It by,
the President in person would be a.
splendid success. No man IN the
country could SO awaken the enthu-
sias,a and restore the confidence Of
| the troops as he,''
+ This is ., bold scheme. and one
too, which will not BE without its
effects upon the public mind, Fool
as We may sndeavor to picture Lin
caln.s it il evident that he is more of
a kneve. : As to his competency for
taking the field, we have our doubts;
however, it will not be at all requisite
for him to have any military knowl.
ledge, as. the mere fact that he is in
the field, will be sufficient: The
/ Tribune attributes the planning Of the
Jsucceesful manouvres in kentucky
land Tennessee to him, this may be
correct, yet wseknow it not. The
object Of his pursuing this course
must be at once apparent to our read
; ers. Dissention in the ranks Of, the
Federal army must be stopped; dis
satisfaction must not be permitted to
exhibit itself; the people must be
lsatisfied that they are doing battle in
! good cause, and TO, accosnplisls all
these, it becomes necessary for their
President to leave his easy chair,
and place himself at their head; the
effect then will be magical.
/ Should Lincoln carry out this de-
sign, We may prepare for still hotter
work ahead. Let us not lay on our
oars and permit the curren. TO carry
us on gradually, for.,we have been
i. asleep longer now. than prudence
dictates. All prejudices must be
Thrown aside, we must fght-no'
) only or the defensive; but also tn.
: aggressive. If We nresfo conduc'
1 this war Oh the present plan, we viii
: be doomed to fight until eternity, ant
at last accomplish nothing. Gu
q government must be less stringent
!. as regards permitting Independent
. companies to take the field. If
guerrilla system of warfare would b
g countenanced, the treasury, as a natu
j raj sequence, would not be drawn Oh
!. SO heavily; the enemy could no
stand the frequent and sudden attacks
they would he in constant fear an
dread, and thus fall an easy prey int
' our hands, $3.50
n The followingis from the Crescent
j. Talk on Change:
The futher tslk is, that for som
e weeks, THAT is, since the success {
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From .JacIsoucu F2orl1la.-The
Savannah Republican of tho 18th
has the following:
A gentleman who arrived from
florida ~ the strain las venihg
farnishe. us with The following =.
formation from cisizens direct, h
Jacksenvillss
The Mayor Of Jacksonville had
Issued proclamation calling on the
citizens to make no resistance incase
the Federals attempted I'd take pos
session Of the town, at which they
became indignant.
On the nth the soldiers being
aroused, against a Mr., Bennington, a
commission merchant, and a native
Of the North, for utterance of trea-
sonable sentimentsAellot him dead on
the street. Two other Yankee resi-
dents were killed while attempting to
escape from the place in boats. v
The steam mills and all thelumSer
in the place wsrs b,rntsalso. Mondays
foundry, and a Confederate gunbeat
on the stocks.
The Mayor made his escape from
jacksonville. -.
Latcr.-A dispatch was received
by a gentleman in this city, from
Baldwin, Florida, yesterday morning,
stating that the enemy had landed
about three thousand men at Jack.
sonville, and are erecting breast
works around the city; their pickets
extend some three miles out. There
is talk in our camp Of an attack
about being made upon them. The
citizens OF Jacksonville. previous tc
leaving it,. burnt, in addition to the
property mentioned in our last'issue
the Robinson block, the Judso'
House, and other buildings
lass IF Gore,nmene !Sescs.-Fht
Memphis Avalanche says:
! The losses of stores at Nashvil I
and GAINESVILLE by the Confederate
Government have been greatly eSa.
scrated. We learn that all the pnrl
and beef which the Government hat
received FROM contractors WAS savtt
at Nashville. .-.-
The pork and beef lost at Mash
vile was the loss of tie contractors
it not having undergone the satin:
and packing called for by the terms
Of their contracts. The loss to then
has been much overrated; S5oO.oo'
will, we learn, more than cover tn
provision losses at Nashville. w
have no data us to the lossesat Clarks
Vile.
Il Tho Charleston Mercury yOuche
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The Arkansas Legislature met on
the 9Th inst. There were only FIVE
Senators and fifteen Representatives
present. A majority OF the members
of the Legislature are in the army.
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The Era No. &, loaded with am
munition, sunk in the Arkansas river.
She is total wreck. a
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firms and Pomdcr.-Twenty seven
thousand arms and fifty tons Of pow
der have been received al Memphis.
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Ol11.Agents:.

forwar.tled, for every yearly SUD
Scriber.s ss5t '9s NJ +s. $50
FRIDAY, MARCH Is, 1862.
Nj. Editor, If Col J. II. G BATTLE will
consent 70 become candidats for the Office
of Aayssaity. he will be ssFPortea %
sfs .e,as ~, BY THE PEOPLE. 4
Shreveport. March es, 1859
Mr.. Edwin DeLepn, former editor
Of tho Southern Press at Washing
ton.s bst for se.s years past abroad
rs CaaAnl General to Egypt, passed
,hrosgh this city yesterday, with
dispatches from Europe for our gov
ernment ss-Lynchburg yirginian.
Thanks Is Capt. Geo. w. Kendall
for a late New Orleans paper. The
Captain il en- route to Memphis, and
leavssto-dsy. We wish him a good
time. : s@$ Ss%r f - By"
The Memphis Avalanche learns
that the Federal soldiers are commits
ting gross ontrages at Columbus, and
that no effort has been made to re-
strain them:
The Norfolk correspondent Of the
Petersburg Express learns from tire
liable private sources" that when the
ship with the Port Royal stolen cot
ton arrived at Newly ork a match was
appkeato the hold by some one, and
ship asaa cargo were consuuaed.
Thelast of the Gladiator's cargo has
reached a Southern port. Her cargo
was broken into portions at Nassau,
and imported into the country BY the
enterprise Of Southern merchants, in
small vessels. Ithas ntlast all reach.
ed US in salty. 's' SEX"
!SauanssAss Sqts.-.,The VicKsburs
Wing of the lSth says:
Agentlsman just from Savannah
informed us yesterday that the peopl.
ofthat city were no way uneasy ahoul
the enemy, They feel perfectly safe
and no attack is apprehended.
We-haYe heard much talk abou
the scarcity Of ammunition and arm
IN the city If New Orleans, and from
our observations think we can say tt
the. contrary. " Some Of the hes
Minnie muskets and sword bayonet
are to be seen there, hut not by every
body. 4@sd
Our friend and subscriber, Mr.. Joh1
Barley will accept our thanks for
number ofsthis paper, which we hav
been anxiously trying to- get fpr GU
file.
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FRIDAY, MARCH IS, 1862.

Nj. Editor, If Col. J. II. G. RATTLE will
consent 10 become candidats for the Office
of Aayssaity. he will DO ssFPortea
~, ,,s,s .sz BY EHE PEOPLE. 4
Shreveport, March %; 1862 -, a-
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Our friend and subscriber, Mr.. John
Barley will accept our thanks for a
number ofthis paper, which we have
been anxious1yf trying to- get fpr our
file. /!
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Thanks Is Capt. Geo. w. Kendall
for a late New Orleans paper. The
Captain il en- route to Memphis, and
leavesto-day;. We wish him good
time : Sass 5s-r 49, a 81.
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The Memphis Avalanche learns
that the Federal soldiers are commits
ting gross onfrages. at Columbus, and
that no effort has been made to re-
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Talk on Change:
The futher tslk is, that for some
weeks that is, since the success Of
the Yankees, that many strange peo-
pie have been seen on the flags, COM
ing, as it were, in advance of the OK
pected legions Of invaders to be in
readiness to receive the Yankee mar
auders. These spectators, these pre-
tended friends, have been suddenly
brought up, as it, were, by what is
termed round turn. Martial law has
interviewed, and will settle accounts
with them. Every good citizen will
ofcourse, report at once to the Provost
Marshals of the whereabouts of these
gentry. Let there be no delicacy in
these times; support the authorities in
carrying out the intefits of martial
law. True there has been something
Of higira Of these gentry during the
past few days, but it is believed there
are many more remaining.
| The Hoprtquestion was broaght' te
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
INSUR ANCE.'
TIE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPLY.
o9tce ComPany's New Building,
No. iss Main etreet, Riehd, Va
GoOO 600.

"a CAPITAL $SOOsOCO.
TEyHIs old Instuon Chartered by the Legislature OF We
nia In 1922 continues 70 insure, city ana eorny
,r los or damage By hre almost description OF pro-
Sea risks on SHIPS and oargoes And RISKS on
pon taken 70 all pss q the world, al reasonable rates Oh
The very liberal share pub2 patronage which mas 20 oas
reeyed operates return, liberal and prompt seeen' Oh
claIms which has been is pressure 70 oossssa
Yrmer and Citizens generally, my pc reerIso y
parties already Insured in this Company In over any eoun
Application By lssr otherwise 10 the President or secr
~ VIII meet promp, attsl4on
Joa Allan J. 4 WRdsvorth, 9eo. ". rml,nt
VI l. Gov ardn, VIM. Beers Dursst y. ~
I. H. L. Kent, Thomas SAMSON, = ~ u-.rr'
VIM Palmer, y. w. Purcell n nAeIy, -.
A. X Parker, JOS hlhSIon, eeH1S - -r'-'Nr'
jas A. in''s'' - ", I. ooWARDIE, President
,, No., u s....,.rv ~ oclT
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RICHM0ND WING.
m O..,, Sv.I, An IEIehraOnd--Fay ths car
- rlarn.L La. = IL u.

The DAILY uhI< An EtIehraOnd--Eay the Car
TiSrn. r.ar ll. ru
The Ere1t dennndfos tha DAnT WHa within DE CITY,
As veil by rssbs - BY tFsens readers and the DIM
Gully OF satisfactorily supplying both classes Of readers
BY carrying system adapted only to ONCE saeserp
ions have induosd Us 70 resort 70 the only feasible
mode Of managing large city circulation, 70 wit; that
Of Dr,Daynast 70 iGs CuTirs From this date, there
fore no subscriptions fer the WHIs to be lef within the
city VIII be taken a. this Office, ard al persons indebted
for subscription to the present tine, within the city, are
requested to cal az the ocs and settle their accounts
The Carriers viii Of course, continue to deliver the pa
Der to the present subscribers and receive pay for the
same aySs rate o. fifteen cents per week The public
vii nov understand that an restriction upon the sale OF
the ws by Carriers within the city is remOSed and
that all Who want il may Inv nom the Carriers or have
it leh for em At their residences or places OF business
Ssptsuabsr l6th, lS6l. ..r,.l. 9, 81
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTORY Ol
R0Afc. a1o6 SShnne- |If.

SUUTETEEKW WANUFNOEVFNH VI
Boots and Shoes.
WE the undersigned would be pleased 20 have TIE country
wv merchants visiting the city, call upon
prepared hnh them With goods Of our ovr manufacture
asoH price ~ they be procured here ~ elsewhere
We earnestly Wish that the manufacturing busneIr IN the line
Of Boots and shoes may Sc ueh Increased and that the trade Of
Richmond ay be great justify usu employing from 70 70
100 hands Do hope the day il not ilT a5tns ere vii be
has ALhN- HILL co., .g
.. s .,-.- kanaiaeurers and Importers Of ri
- r... 81. =. Boots and Shoes No. 19I f-
.eis 49, F-..ss 81 - Main sirse. Riekuond Va
SLTE CE-A superior article for Pruteu. BINDERS and
NJ oabIueLnaker' use Ror sale BY J. W. PETERSON co.
Druggists. hf 't iifi ools
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nUNT q JAMES,
Richmond. Nirginia.

Richmond, Virginia,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Asen TIE la o. MAnaenred and smoking Tobacco
500 packages noEior sals. sel2-6n
E-Wuchedf Republican, Stanton Spectator, and Preder
esbaTs Nsss wi copy Suos and send bl % whis once
DUVAB A NOEEON,s "HORSk rONsU, ROH
" Improving the Condition OF Horses
NAes EsiaS them Hgpeta Aad Reaesing tasm % bos
Wors. dhound sur'et and Dstemper Gnd AL Diseases
% Which horse L subject Internally rhs ~Horse fone pys
then aPpetts snd gssg oi hN and be len oG Aer
The aau1ai rove1 Eaut bis ag hack has nrSt poor
eoniiuoa ased extensively rs inoduetiol
ahoul yuars ag hs chr aud a. par Of he sale % E
gina Morn o4rn Ne~ 1ort. an In snost qrartsr o.
the union--ani tac demand q steadily Increasing.
ronia b. y-n uayeal satisfaction far he
Eubscrber able % Ascertain bs oDn Of NE
principal druEg in ths State and o. JAS p QUNAL Dn
70 see Propustor and MAnuhotarvr.
NJ LITARY CAPS! uiitarJ Caps! Johc
vi DOOLEf ogs, a. Whol,sas an1 Retail, 70 N nntAf
Puhle gtaskv bis large stock Of hoe Ssaiaearsa
Goods GREY Biar kad barS CAtct aud Rus SIZE N@s eAh
abalra iAvoraole terry a. 20 say CIV
ths saal PArcar atf-ls.'n Is desired % e hAeE AS
9Gl Is dnes durable 2nd esfuap nov nAaat-c
cured Eaas % haai g3oi sap9y o. S ne |AasiAs,aIs
o. ua ne wholesale lld Resa trAie vi ee eontea
ed JnHN Dl0-ST, No 81 Ma S-er. Nehnond, Va, se.o
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APRIL, 1861.

DRY GOODS.
nTrsCHANrs visiting ths city With visv o. nalng purchase,
aOOns. We ofrr for sale:
80, bales Broau shectngs and shringAs
10 case, si..ehel sheetinEs and shruaka.
Al 80 p aid md striped OanAhnrg-.
= yASss 81 y ~ aid DOnssticA for lsrvaalG
- oObslss nckngL
" psnIns and striped sAlrtlngN
" Elslhe cAses Fsncy Prints,
- I" Onttcnadcs,
10 coorrd Oamorics,
Is Eeatacky Jears aad russda
And or Heavy and me LnenA for gents
Can6rc Lans lawns. Plain. striped and Rubrot-
erri Ani fopnnx Coths CAsuimsrrs Nag4 A &o.
E us yoy cheap % te lash and prOspt trade
ELLErT DREWRY.
Ne ~ Pear street,
an .. richmond Va
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-. - HEADs % DEPAR'r-

- no HEADS OF DEPARr--
~ Fyrs AND ASsI SrANrs- IL Eonld beg 70 invite he
sftspnoa o.ts H o. Departments o. the Arorl 6raneh 81
ne aovenn nt 81 Coafsiesae States nov IN snmoad 70
cry, Envelopes, Blsnk Books, SC, Esiea VII
H.as Aaehed . NJ sitAbhshuent extensive Book Bade
binding, and The GnnfAetnre ci
49, r-Je-, - A MOSkiS
Puhusher aad Bookseller,
Ia 81 Main street, Richmond Va.
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a,sD1sSs EFT o ANDERSON,
COVPRNOR. STREET

KKre.tvne fr he "a, Trade CArpelcSs, on oioAl, IA
II tai Curtlu Gsof. coraices and BAnd Nntou shado'
Pker aAnasl curls9 Has And Ao,i ~ sAs a. ~ peA
IA Maireies nade 70 order a. short 80
nee Paper hanng ions IN Ne ey or eo7aty ~ fr vera
lnoL =
To TIE FARnERS OF virginia
tEVgF .f, On - the S,ern snd SOUTH states
il lag dousttsl ,ss1i pa ~ IN great uaalaTs
b. rrp-tete py Seth Ett1 BUTTER ald having eeeu
coz pei s1teng Tor nany N tath9eef banrsa taks
h- liberty suggest ne propct or br<ns your Butter vel
before sacka AIS o. putting r N iaos larger az tstop
thAn bottom soon Aer packing a. you
possibly can ugud Dc es 70 reeriTs On ooassas-e1to or
parc aognE Ire ghc mkrkst pree, And, deal en-
einsvF ch god A. We 10 feal - 'rsei pm
caiths cah promptly for ghAieser say oe ssat ne
~. ooa-t thatI ca ake niures q both The iNasr
=, -. a. ysef gAi receive any other couay
produce. prncpk 10 cAh pSroular aten
on B1tt-Ang snppst have been s-nt herrtoorr
q ne so1t North Ehi maze al farnsh our
sve 1--WE he fact has have bccn
Ia bua.sl city or ne iAs, thirty eve yesra All asa 81
sAMFS0S JONES. AEeai,
Grocer and coumis Ion Merchant
aus-dke Ger Main and sth sti- Hehnoad. Va
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GREAT BARGAINs IN DRY GOODS GOODS

notice 70 the cry eoaniy people N VAN OF any
49, -o,5 A. Wi bV calling No II Main street.
HSTnF very large % Pns L4Nns gss0S a
MI, .nd d4rsi BlreEeS black and cooTed snkh enAu.
,a,T,ss Si s,hea And brown shng and snesnng Oeas
S nd Ksniuoky JeAas, sPed and dops,ls ~ uGn 40
rSdI.si Gaiters Morocco, KID and OahSGn shoes
NO.. an ch'rers shoes every Size and qaAny Lne9
an, sop goods Tor boys; Ladies' sk and Lie Ihrasa
Gloves Al ~ cents SIN 70 - eE Linen bossms
800 Irish linen and 80 cent? tArasoA Ian
IA striped 81 rs cents; swiss Oanbrie and Jaconet
.x he IA white PareAn Astonishing low prices me nnas
o.mtdc Wosed Bands and OouSrA al eosl All nose gooas
s6ove and great many TOO numerous 70 menuon onet S
hsrd tines had e0umsaeed Be careful that you CONS " me
riEht ulaes No. q Main street ,,, ,-,.u.v
uyd1 ..sHH.. SVoArA SA'>-HSS- .
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Life, Fire and Marine iRsRrance,
Richmond Fire Association.
OneeNo. 1853 Main CNorihenst corner Of llih EtrsstJ
Richmond, Va.
- CHARTERED 29rH ~ RcH, 1881
UyHIs old and reis .rFIton With ample Capital and con-
tnyent fund carefully yssJ, continues 10 Insure Slaves
RuiIdInGH ise o. eysTy description, ouse-
bois Rurniturc, and Family Wearing Apparel Vessels
oe and Freight, the lowest Losses
adjusted sad PAls With all polllble despaieh
DIRECTOR
D,vid currts Robt n. Burton,
ma T. Wortham. rTansI J. Barnes,
John H. Claboyne, !ehn kSAlsit,
John J. Eiisse IaoaIA kaA-
IisxIrdef (lsfrsti Geo. y GHAihmu.
DAVID ouRRIs. PrsL
JoHN J. WILSON, TreAs'r. -
RnBy T. BRooEg, see'y eeH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13

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