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From FORTRESS Monroe.


fbEtEiH~ MiHNAOts March ~, Y
va BAtriMuKr, N,r,I 20.
R'tun,s from nearly all the precincts 90 AccNuAc
and Sort 1mpton couut.r, show TINT watson is
ahead II sex ior Congress hy n,ar.y ono hundred
y.ics. Tie rc-l,tm Hampton precinct however
changes the result AMI J,s'ln sesIr is elected by
one hundred Nud uirty I, one hundred aud forty
majority.
ha., oftruce was sent out today, but no news
was received FROM the 5 nth.
By or lor u General wotl tho boats crew wer
not permitted u receive Southern newspapers, Nnd
consequently the Pr,s.is CIT oil from the supply
heretofore drawn upon.
The steamer Rho.ie Island arrived from Key
West with tho mails yesterday evening, aud sailed
Immediately ,,r Nsw YORK.
Yanccy was captured ',~ days since on board
a schooner which ~. tryiust run tie blockade.
lie wss dressed IN sailors clothes ani was rccog-
niI,i by one - tie newspaper correspondents.
william L. Y,uccy Srrivsd At Havana from
5putAamptn. Eus .iid, on tie 2hth ut, went - =
BARRIERS the next lay, hsd his hair, which he wore
long cut short, aud was uo' A't'r~ard seen At the
u TEL CuhAnA, where he had been boarding. On
the evening Of the day which he was last In
Havana small schooacr Haunting the rebel nag
'ruru her main yaH, sailed out past the Moro, along.
side briSnitus carrying the star. aud stripes.
Ysncey Wa probably on board the schooner, A.
WIS supposed 1T the time.l
II has been discovered that the telegraph cable
was cut about ten ne- from the Eastern shore A
man has been arrested, who Ia supposed " hav,
been Tn. culprit. lie las been sent h. Gen. Lock.
~ppl. An example vii, be made %; him.
The wind IL EA,t and the weather unpleasant
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ArrIxnI ofths nhode IsInnd with PrI.oner..

PdiLadeiphid, March 2O.-The Rhode Island
nom Key West arrived here last evening, with
hny prisoners nom the privaiocr BeNuregRrd aud
other vessels attempting H. run the blockade.
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We have received by telegraph from Washing
ton nearly column Of details OF operations on the
Florida coast, which we published about week
sso, In tbs IsItsT u our regular correspondent,
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M A RIM
MINIATURE ALMANAC
wusp.. sur sErs. MOON sisss. n. sorrns,
s ::::$ A.; II II" '' s II


eHIps-Invnclble. Hepburn, Liverpool spotford.
1feston q Co. sebastopOl, Aud, Havana, L wsri
y Go.
BARKs-Penguin, Brereton, Hong Kong. A
Low Brothers; Pttrea sturges, Tor Philadelphia,
y Dagger; Realm, Nichols, Aspinwa Robson n
Fcsdick; Topeka, Church, Havana, n eager Ma
~, Gibbs, Trinidad, & s st,phcnscl. quincy, Pc
ters, Havana, J T. Ward & c.
: BRlGS-M Horton, Lc Blanc, HS'ifsX, n =
Small; Princess Roya', Ne,vhod, Bermuda. smith.
Cones q CO: Trans, Warren. Cieutucao, i Hu,k
q CO; Magma Charts, SHAW, Ssgua La Gtailde, u X
De Wolf
eCHOONERs-w Burden, Ferris, washing
enn. Van Rrunt n slaght Elizabeth II, Baker, for
furtsincuth, W Lewis; Carl MulgIave. Scales for
1islifsS, jas Hunter c.; America. Reynolds. f.r
Bristol kCny; J Z wallace. staples. iuum u. l.
Kenny; q w Ponder Hawkins. Gre,ul,rt d.:
Sarah Bennet, Philadelphia 10. Fanny fern.
Briggs Fort Pi,kens. 30. G McA.yinc. Rl,kluv.
philadelphia, master; Cora, Kelly. Prpyuctt VII. A
Aowcs; A Brown, Brown. hs'ef. Mrrta.ue,
SaulkeuhcrH, do. A Fields. rui'J~. R0lu.kr IL
and, l. M,Crcady & c.. \ n Atwood. k.,i. PM
Ndelphia ! W M,kcc. Csh.t r|.uel, u It D. II
Y Racket. piad,m, ludlsfH. -. R1'r 1H Mary
Matt smith. rhisd,Tlie. ia. " W h,usri b'W-
ditch. Phi jt.phis, u Kenny. M'u~.u. ",
Brewster Bermuda, smith. i.u'~ Is G.. r'mnh,
Crcshy. Calais, master, C',.lu,st, Cuuk.iu, Nsw
Maven, Il Durham.
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We yestcr' y ,ercd rough the mails, five
letters addressed to Sum C'oms y n''rTLp'r, Ne'c
Iork CRY, each Of which h,koi a specimen copy to
hc sent e. the writer at Anirrsons Mills, But
Ter Co., Pennsylvania. We thought the in
scrlption, (as dii to po.tmast'r,) was attended
for the SIN, until We ot"ncl a sixth l,..r adj
dressed 10 cDv Frrr Nrir Yori G,l and
then We disco, ,.,' lat the writer desires the
whole q tn, New York city Press to suppl,
him with a specimen copy of their papers.
P,iaIs they will 10 it. Here is their inyi-
tatiOn.
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Capture Of Yaneey.

This intelligence IL confirmed. Before leaving
Havana he hal procured his hair cut short, and
AZ he is thus rely for a prison costume, he
should he speedily accommodated with it, and
cell to match, in Fort Warren. There his dplo-
may is to he for tho rrcfsl', and perhaps per-
u,aunntl,. s,,s,o,g,
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The u. >. steam transport Fulton, command
er wpttnn, arrived y,storday morning from Slip
island Miss, which port size leh tie lash lust,
a one =. "
Tn. heath Of Ms troops was excellent aud thry
were in fine srig's.
Tho trnnspoi, steamer Constitution arrived there
March ~.
~. ship Iinho went .-lore n Cat Island on
the nh Instant hut WAS hght'uod aud ct 1T same
day.
Tie h,ot at ship Island consists Of the following
vessels. slpoIs-pl-,yzr Pensacola AMI Hartford .
gunhuais Iarri,t Lane, wssShickru, Hines, Ken
u, Doe Calhoun, P.uols and Sciota; supply ship
FeN ought; Schooner suuh"s, Kit,atiuny, ami tho
,'t'rc mortar A',t; prize sshu1ucr Cora, ship.
\ III America, Idaho, Ocean Peat, Culsuuted
ALL II 1ck Prince; ,ch'lurrs Eiilr s. P0ttsr, III.
wand L,c Hot Ais, irigutc -s'.sipii.
Special Corr,, Inrdsucs u me Sun.
sur I.l.NSp, Marcel II, l,G9.
Da,tr Sun:-Thr PREPARATIONS on tie island f,r
~ sly'urs movement Somewhere increasing.
our troops hay, now swollen g. tie number Of ten
thousand men. and we hear o' two or three thou.
,snd re- vp.r'iIl, T. arrive. We are all Ia glow
~ rNI,. teton, and 'uHyiuF y,ai hes'tl AMI ,Jir.
is. since luy let s.yrr' vessels have arrived,
/ two of which have htI ctu'p's uu hazard, which
came through with u'' -. Among t.eu Wa
the ship Idaho, toItlu Howe, wa" ct out oi ~,
r'ok'nnN ~ ~ 'lnd' md M 'nI'nN-
ur,nr a. CT ~, t"rw overheard large
/ -t,rr, ,.hc' wen much want d .rour Subsistence.
TIE Oh % Was sill. -.pr'ntg su' 90, md came into
! Ctm.HH.r. Porter boo ~" steamer Harriet Lane,
win "i"' bus lnu.tar r. ."urr-, l.,, arrived rrrr,
! luuul &, .---. E,,r, thirg h.tu kriIs a -rr,,ly
| a,l nrtsr, fr --, o.. The morton Meet, .ud 81
/ a., h, E.i t,runi0l B.t,,''s forces. W. hear that
Tie Gen'r.. -t,a..,l r.n aground, bat Wa got Of,
! 'W| '7 rN...t.u N'r' ..."i.'.
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iHrHg NrL o.-Mr Woodruff iutroluc
I'N e. amend the law relative /, ile tees ug q
clerks at The district courts of New York.
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sHIps-Invinclble Hepburn, Liverpool. sponord
1iles,on q Co. sebAstopOl, Aud, Havana, j ward
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-31
SENATE.

SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. %.
The Senate was called to order at the usu.
al hOur-roll called.
Prayer by the Chaplain, A. s. FISKE.
By Mr.. COOK: From citizens of the
town of Warsaw, in Pine county, in relation
to filing amended Plat in the Office of Regis.
ter of Deeds.
BY Mr.. RE1NER: From Standing Com
mittee on Ways and Means, reported that the
Committee had made contract with VIM.
R. Marshall for State Printing.
BILLS PASSED.
A Bill to authorize the recording of certi-
fcates of Land Warrants.
To vacate the addition known as Clafin's
addition to the city of Hastings.
To change the name of Edison Augustus
Vaughn to that of Edison Augustus Green.
For the collection OF costs, the security of
costs and the disbursement of the same.
To change the name of Francis Harriet
Haas. to Francis Harriet Kane.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The hour having arrived for the consider
alton of the joint resolutions in relation to
the War Tax, the same were taken up, and,
On motion of Mr.. REINER, the Senate
resolution was laid on the table. Mr.. Rein
er then moved a suspension of the Rules so
as to allow the House resolution to be read
third time and passed, which was agreed
to.
Mr.. BALDWIN arose and made very
strong argument against the passage of the
resolution, upon the grounds that the State
could not, nor would not, for years to come,
be able to meet her own liabilities-and
said he could not conceive how the tax
could be raised in the manner proposed by
the committee.
Messrs. SMITH, CLEVELAND, REINER,
and MCCLURE addressed the Senate for and
against it's passage.
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The Truth about Gen. German.

To the Editor of the New York Tribune.
SIR--"Let the truth be told and known"
is the admirable concluding sentence of an
article signed Justice" 10 your paper of
Tuesday, Jan. ID.
Of late, there appears to have been a
desire upon the part of certain correspond
ents to distort facts and wayside remarks
of gentlemen. so as to create prejudice
against Gen. German An editorial in
your columns has already made expana.
tons of Germans course, which should be
satisfactory to the impartial, but as my
name and testimony have since then been
introduced, to cOntrOvert one of your state-
ments, ask to be allowed small space in
your paper.
1t is true that, toward the close of last
year, did state, 10 a casual conversation.
On the pavement Of Washington, that did
not think that Gen. Stone had issued an
order for the whipping of slaves, and also
that Gen. German had neuer punished slaves
IN a cruel manner.
The whole truth is that two colored per.
sons were caught one night, prowIing near
the sentines. with whisky for sale, and
lodged in the guard tent. For day or two
they were detained, and at last, as the most
speedy and satisfactory method of noticing
the offence and dismissing the negroes, they
were fogged-so lightly, that the cui prits,
it is said, touched their hats, and with true
oriental courtesy, expressed their thankful.
ness for the leniency manifested.
No reasonable man in camp ever doubt
ed that, under the circumstances, German.
as commanding oficer,act most judicious.
ly, and if all his acts are marked by the
same rare prudence, his friends may we'll
feel proud.
As chaplain and non-combatant, am
not supposed TO be acquainted with all the
military orders issued by Division Gene>
raj, and was little mortified at seeing my
name in your columns quoted as good
military authority
EDW. d. NELL,
Chaplain Minnesota First.
Camp Stone, near Edwards Ferry. JAMIE, 80.
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high forehead, somewhat bald, Roman nose,

high forehead, somewhat bald, Roman nose,
firm wide mouth, and clean shaved face. A
pistOlsball had struck him in the breast, a
little above the heart, killing him instantly.
His Ease bore no expression such as is
usually found on those who fall in battle
no malice, no reckless hate, not even shad
ow OF physical pain. 1t was calm, placid,
noble. But l rave never looked on coun
tenance so marked with sadness. A deep
detection had settled on it. "The low cares
OF the mouth" were distinct in the droop at
the corners, and the thin cheeks showed the
wasting which comes through disappoInt
ment and trouble.
TROPHIES OF THE BATTLE.
The Second Minnesota captured bann r
from the Mississippi regiment, which had on
it the q" Mississippi Butchers" They may
be good butchers at home, but they make a
mighty awkward fist at butchering Yam
KEGS. Nearly every man his trophy of
this victory there are p enty to get, GER
tain ; and | sit writing this Low with a
Louisiana Zouave head-dress and tassel on
my head.
The following letter Was picked up on the
UoItiCsSI OuuUs IL was WTlttcu ny III Is"
sissippian who had not time to mail it be-
fore be was called for:
BEECH GROVE, Jan. l6.
We are in Kentucky, ten miles
beyond Monticello, On Cumberland kiver.
We have taken winter quarters. We are
strongly fortified here. Our forces are TO-
600 infantry, 1900 cavalry, and l6 pieces
of artillery. 1t is supposed that the enemy
is 5000 strong. We are waiting for an
attack. If they do not attack US, we shall
advance upon Thorn. We can whip $4,000.
We can whip four or five to ore. A boat
has run the blockade from Nashville here.
We will yet supplies by the way of Nash
vile. We have had some small engage
ments, but 10 one seriously injured. We
have taken several Yankees. l am doing
very well. Although l must endure the
hardships OF ca p lite, hope to live to res
turn to Choctaw once more. Oh! that l
may live 20 see the day when the sound OF
annOn shall b. husheo, and the sword and
bayonet laid aside, and the internal foe
blolted out, an; peace restored to Missis-
slppi's mOsl noble sons. r. 9. GORE.
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The Battle at Somerset.
THE NUMBER AND POSITION OF THE
FEDERAL TROOPS THE NIGHT
BEFORE THE BATTLE.
Opportune Arrival OF ReinfOrceMents.

First Attack Made by the Rebels AT
Seven O'Clock on Sunday Morning.
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ZOLLICOFFER KILLED IN A HAND.
TO-HAND ENCOUNTER.
THE DAY DECIDED BY 4
BAYONET CHARGE.

The Federal Killed am Wounded, In
cidents of tho Battle, Contents
of the Rebel Camp.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-15
APwIL, 1907.

DRY GOODS.
aTEzoaASrs Wishing his ely viz view Of nsEnS P.rSnss
" r-spsc.icly sohetad - e1Aias cur WE u b~
Goods We oder for sale: -
So 5A.ss Brown sheeSan And hhrGnSh
30 OsnAbargl,
80 rssss Rcsched sheesngs aud tHFInSA
sosAss ri.ld znd striped Osna5zrsE
SO pieces striped AID Pisle pSEsEc;a, Tor ssrvrhA
ElSse3 Tckingi.
- psnins ana Striped ehirtagA
lie ssas Far-y PTiatA
s. CossonAte5
IL Sclcrsi Caznsrica,
Dc Kens1cEy IsAna Ana fusodA
srIalNye % asAIy And Hae LnsnA Tor Fsn yea
- lss-iss Lnsna. LAsns Plata strpet And knbrod
49, g-,rs. PJpEsa, cohS oAlnsrea Vesnga &c, A.
GLrrT . DREwRY,
Ne. II Pearl s,rssS
-, Rlchuont, Va
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,TOHCADs OF DEPART

2 ~ vsEgs AND ISS.grASTS--I wOUi beg 70 iH'its DE
,s. s v.Nds o. Departments Of zee various branches o.
q ~ O. ne Coafsdate S,ates, NV u ReeEe9di 70
... .,t.l-,ye nseE q SooisB, PAPER St2LOEl-
-, s.. F-igpC., Shank Books, &c, when WI
e. r.. ..rl a. 'A.r yrcca- ~ n,
,v-- sd $, -sy sstAbHshzsn: extensive Book Blade
~ gred 70 execute Dia9ng, and The manufacture 81
Hans s7oy, 4 sssy isscPton n Tie best sns Al ne
Pubu1Ngr aad Bookzelss,
"a ~ Kan strsst Nch-oud, Va
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HUNT 4 JAMES,

Richmond, Virginia,
EEsERAL COMMISSION MERC6IATS,
Asa Aen sale o. HAasAsssrsi and sHoEnE Tobacco
500 gaelaSe noStortsls. 'elsSa
-Waeass.-r sspabs,a, Nautoa Spectator, Sad Ersdsr
szsogrs Sess - e37y n. An4 s-a3 ell 70 VII ne
nCNAL NOR OS'S "a0aKSti TnN,,, Foe
- I1prsV!ag Ihe Condition Of Horses an
Va dyias tlsn a ~ - D,,saSsr aad ). pssssss
fc Es!eh sose suliec; nt-ruSy lhI Hose toaie sts
~ lsi 4, 1poyel v.lo4 hi ans BACK 10 ne arSt Poos
eszIoa hhA sssa esd extensively taSe - S.Isds;TSa'
"a aosti cAra Sss torS and IN AaoIs every quarter o.
= Ca5a--sai he Leland . steadily ,aere>.ias;
su,s ssso AOs AsssstAs nS.s Dc Ssssssd o. ne
o. Sc Ps07.issar Aai GAashs;sEsr. --z7
nrICXRV CAPS! dIII.Ary CaPsiI yVss
IA oCCLsI ossrl Wholesale Aai GsiSil % tie dlNAry
e. iiSai ss os M ras I 6a,
- Al a. il = set sa "a - so-As s,a' 1 n a. cry
s Is 10 aas durable Sad sArae-t Gap aov HAnuf4e-
-s HAag o. hand Eool aapP5 o. ,,,eE tss 1Aaaas.s'
sI s0aA DO ~. No 81 ANa s.Ess .leAsaa4 Va s-so
DO6esETr - ANDERSON,
GOVERNOR STREST,
rssstzS TO- ~ HAA rrAta, carPsns', on CloA1
n bass Certain sd, cOrasss Azd 5sads Eisdos shade
slSss gssaEN os.sS EsiI .aa As ioi 'a A. sy Price,
Ns AAasaS i0Hs IA he city or sssaEJ - 'uVSSs 'ars
no THE fARuERS ga VSRUGNIa
yEE Ispla % ssrssa u. Soasa ANa s9sia sSAiss hAV
a ~ dozsts 0se9a gsrAasat yoa - sAi MEASURE
D.
- Fcs Ter yea 10 tAiu1eof basrf axe
ne e-y he p-oPsiy o. beating Batter vel
srs psek-s "A % PanG Ia tH5s larger a. u TOP
re scJts- seed nArEet Aher packing
rtssv eau Be pleased ccasgnneut
pa-s1ass -sosias he hsaes, sgErt Pee All deal
szSTsT sor el I'll arBh voc CO.'S A. ts oEss rae; pr
es cr teI .a ProngJ, Tor s1Asvsr az De sent ne
a esrCdsu. t. can nAfe % ne interest e. both he iAnI
- ~ - ys tuolI GA receive Any Other esazy
u-I.cs. - p-v p ois-t 70 cat year Partc1ar Ssn-
g Larss ia2plet have beea sr1t heretofore
C ne scuh ou NJrth saiss nAke 40 farIh
ives rs sfesea ron TIE iAct thAt have eeea ruSaseo
"a sa1ssIi ia clJ for hs lat ty tve All al
H'Al-is-aat s0ceisz. of gyins sa..i,ssiss-
sAdPsON JONEs. AEsrh
6-ocsr ~ Coul1is isn Msrchs1k
aaS-5As Cor Main sal sih IS. Eehaani Va
NV AUCCICN AOGss,
spR TIE sALy % NeGEcEs
T7IN 1a4esg7e hsT ts dAy ecetd re Aacuen 6aaraa,
% fasn.t ~ SsGRNE2 a, l- Al,.cn EoJ7 o. P-Anfna
g. stt.'v o--J Niby cts 4 fBsGURT.
a. 80 sci Ns-J oJtl plSGry A-t prva.sy Lad toHc ne
r,-ars -Fr e-'r ~ 80 pcbl, gensrAy Re pledges hh
Jr--- re ,ltsssi = h patrons, aad tAitsu hEssi
ia ava H t-= etPs-1ct IA ~ Iis, he I'll be enAosc 10
o-. ear- pscos. ne I'll nAhs liberal advances
Q. 7-r--y o. hs=iaai . prePAfsd 70 orGrt PsEsosS
--.-H... .r- p1.- z II srOkS,
O. Praatla, Srd d0or bs,oU Wal ItrssA
.--.--..- ISL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-15
KIOHMOND WING.
= -. ,rhIr ln Eiehmona--Pay Ihe CAT


The great demand Tor the DAILY VIE within the oi.I'
a. vel BY regulr as BY tr~ns'ans readers AAa me JIM
cuty Of SATISFACTORILY supplying both classes OF readers
h, carrying system adapted only 70 Otnee suoserP
lions, have induced TO resort to the only feasible
Ose Of managing large city circulation, 70 Wit that
Of gr.,ass.sss to he Carriers. Prom this date, there
fore a. subscriptions for the WHs 70 be left within the
civ XII be taken At this ofoe and all persons indebted
for subscription to the present time, UithnNhe city are
re,a 10 call at the OSos and settle their accounts.
t. Carriers viii, Of course continue to deliver tho pa
pr . rs present subscribers AID receive pay for the
ssl- rs rate Of fifteen cents per week. The Prbhe
~ , understand that all restriction upsn The sale Of
mo q s,a bv Carriers within the city IS removed, and
IA, M 20 want it may buy from the Carriers or have
{, s q, hem at their residences or pisces Of business
g..tsa4a-r l6th. 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-15
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

INSURANCE OFFICES &c.
FnRPETUAL INsURAHCE.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF RGINIA A.
DEFiOE"main street, In American Hotel.
yHIs Company takes addition hs Ordinary Fire and M
noey secures property RoR ETKR aganss o
bJtr..
BOILING v. HkxALL. Prs1
pIREoroR
Va u Hscfarsnd, Presr Tk-msr:' Benf.
Wellington ecddln. nrn Of eoddn APPsrssas
aT sSS.sss arm 81 81 S %a.s:i YssHs,s.i.
la II eraai, fobseoo Manufacture.
Jonn L Bacon, Arm Of Bacon 4 bAsferyms
r B. EaIal, urn q HaxAn, orsnshsu o..
John ourre, IT. ship owner:
WIN. 4. Wstv.ek, Urn Of W.rvcf karfsoaiA
Jas Alfred Jones, Attorney al Law.
@. O. Eiieft, Builder
W W. Crrlap Attorney s,Lav.
-J.s Dunlop trn Of Dunlop. hopcurs %. eo
INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HOME!
TIE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
toYsIOr CORNER OF MAIN AND ELEVrHrH efkkfn)
INSURE shs persons for life for tern ofyss and tav
Il for one or more (not exceeding four) ysars
Grants Annutes Endownenn on the most equitable terms
mas. ss nSsla Of our Who may be led
defence their homes, either By taking up arus or yHP
h1ns WITH By lending aid and soniort V Southern
policy sad insure ai home.
Books containing niornsasn furnshst d Ne
'Ae'' ~ SAMUEL J. HARRISON, Prsadsnl
J. ADAIR PLkAsANfa. Secretary.
j. D. MOAN X. D.. Consulting Physicaa-
KSsoos =. HsArH Legal Adpssr. Ue
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-15
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

- pFCIAL ,es the city and country people In want any
- eoods 70 d DO uelley calling n Nc. ~ Main street
H. wing large ItOeh OF Prints IAEnI !ssoSS S
a., Main - hgured Bareges black and coored Sk bhAvt
"a 5ls1,hed and b-oWn shsng and sheetins cass-
neres aad Kentucky JeA Ped and domestic SI sn ana
.rvsr,s Lsdes Caters horOceo, KID and cAfSE1 snoes
a,sss srd ChdrsnI 5hos every sse And quAny Lhea
90 Con eoods AID boys Ladies' sk and Lille Ihrdsa
cloves - esnta Mia ~ SIN 10 90 cts Linen boi Ems -
esuss IrsA Llen IS sly and 30 cents tArAsob plnn
"a striped II rs cents; sS Cambria and Jaeonet :sa
onk blue and Wte TAtAn Astorhng low prices, the finest
0anbre worried Bands and oousrS, a. cost Al those soees
a6oVs and gSG many TOO nurnsSou 10 Mention oHes or
Ras hout charging any o-e they bought before we
hard had eoausleed Be cG-sbl thai yoe eoneo hs
rghi r4Ecs, Nc. 81 hAln street. ,, -. ,--.,
HySl JoeEfH Sr<AOeI
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THOMAS L PBIcl 4 90.

2D2 sOxsY a ANDERSON, 299
Of and Agents for the sale OF fooaeeo C
M gsTs &c no. Main Street. fquare asevs The Psst
cs nave stock and Smoking
70 be found southern Country and are daily feoev
ns additions 70 stock which they offer for sale sholesss and
res low for cash. And respectfully Request AL xnhng pur-
n al. ana tnsmssves before puehAdng else
Ih,r. Orden In the country promptly attended Among
ssr prssen, stock may found the following brands De-
rvss nc, In packages Weighing nom 10 70 ~ >N ~
right: .,,.. .--
Eide Of Virginia." Ralnetis, silia i-lAa.
.. rndor. "PTopes,"
/. ~ s,sionp sCarnahon,"
aHn,I., Esu. sDcxberry," ... -i
q 1oiorsdon' sGoHen Leaf"
q Sn,t.otI s0rr 0xn," -.. t
O NSrnsro,r.n sBhlo"
@Hghlandsrs sslass," aoronolo,
"oonquktsdor." a.
COSBY ANDKH0n,
..,, .... southern Tobacco Bora
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NOR sALE.-i2oo0 lbs prime Leaf Lard . .--
100 boxes Tallo uDandlss
10 tes Rise
% hhds n o. sugar
30 bbls Syrup
90 boxes roii.t eosp
90 cases saIdBss
$50 bbh really hne Irish Potatoes
90 bsls Crushed Sugar
Is bbls Povd.t do
300 gals Eye whisky. year, Old
rs bbls pure Corn whisky
% do Apple Brandy
10000 segAr,, scne very me
900 boxes LSnehburg Manufactured fsbsees l-
90 NJ hoorss SNORING Do
Bee kegs Old Dominion sails, si ~ -
Isls JOINS N, YorNGER orKYs - PEAR q
WOOL n rs, at No I Ballard Holse-'unfe
w esysd 100 dos wool Ha Of Ends for sale On 40
estnmodAtlng tsrns ,ov. .vospsov
de2e sohN I.osL so-.
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nIsolGTicN- eo.F,rinsssbip Of kTrIss rIcRlEa
~ expires this day By % stou subs rbsrs
the sfths nrr In qasssa Our beo and accounts
vii b 6uniE Office ss second Gsor CT
house 10 hsu street all indebted vii pea,s
call ,at nNss haeaiais pNyneu aad hsse having eGlps
As.nss a. viii L.sssat ihe1 tbe.e for seft,m,rt
J. B. WATKINS.
Jla D riCKLRN
Richmond January LET 1sfe l.Eq
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OO6esETr - ann SRSON
nArRnNnR lrRER-r

~ rsssssaS TO- re BaH rrAda cAPsas', on coNhI, Ma
n Snea C-tala 1eds Coraiess and Ba1ds EiEdov shade
80. EsEags Oa-sd EAr and kos fs- hAs n lov prices
C osG a Aaa hAiirssi Ads y order 81 ss0Et "a
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NJ as hive hand Epd manufacturing Bras,
Pr>,ssi srer Gross o,nn M 40 Or rniAIy cap sad
eaun ef the Hillary the fact Also gns sta6
utoa yg ria barons and Confeisrae Iaa Try and AT
Dery Buttons UrdsIS Frsnpty attended Q.
LAWS kkEYTN, Brand Cutters,
nh lie Main and Oary pts
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DISSOLUTION CT CO.gARTSIRSHIP. .
TIyaE Co-PS.tnSEship Of Garrison, Anderson q Co.,
vas dissolved July LIST BY mutual consent !! OLAh
aOs VII settle tbs N1snes oash either partner VII aga 70 qef
iauoa Tas and SoeOaa b fouad al he om's OF
Ga. kson Co., Ne. l0s HA,n szssL ,,,,,,v
I'M ANDERSON,
.pa-a II. SROWRElL.
NOTICE.
NRAa after date IAel v &c for CASE Or payable
,Ei.Si- tsI-,v dayI CLA2Ks0N CO.,
- Nc. lOS Nan Esreel