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,i,s5zs 4 ya- ? W-.-suE y Co.: : ieen Mrs. WI
ems rfar a-.ne,-ur anu Hair Dressing -te standard
--,-les + u lair preparations. have. n many n
STANCES, --7gy1 them --sfnre ne lalr where L had
r FL T. ra--l.v- 4ad1 ae alr "a Is 1T,-rua.
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some instances most serious huTnors Personally nave
ye@r a =Ia.e- IN several If t.lese benefits
Rt-v uENAT H L. Manchester. y.
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Lea-e dyes a.9ne ana Use only some reaaie hesIors
sive. Ike E1einst-eets 5 laImlta0ie.
sold ever-veere-t-ce SOC and 81 per bottle
", r s4AGaE 80. Proprtrors Froy NJ
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F.ni.iss Pr.vid .nos Ter the solder.

Editors Dispatch :-Johnsons force, camped
upon the frozen SUBMITS Of the Allegheny,
the honors OF martyrdom seem to have been
decreed this winter. Hansborough's and
Regents battalions have suffered most severe
ly, having lost their baggage in the retreats
ordered from Phtlippi and laurel Hill. and
being cut on from comm 1nica tion with their
homes in Westsrn Virginia, now In posses-
sion OF the enemy. They have had no sup.
plies Of clothing from the QuaFtermasterss
depsrtms nj, because no req uisitions have bAsn
made for them. Lsttsrs from thsir cf1csrs
OF recent dats, men ticn that they are In cruel
need. Thaomission 70 AK, tia. sAsy meg rscsiss.
y probably due - soms local misapprshsA.
sion. Werefres % learn that gloves are not
among the articles furnished on demand In
that severe cltmHts. without such protection,
they are expOae4 70 loss their dagers, and
cannot handle Metal with tmpaniiy Il Il
ssnss, or sensibtltty, that In abssnt ct the fact
u our military pSOyidsncs The ladies Of
Richmond Arc bnay In sppplying this omis.
ZION, ana ~ m Invited Is send gloves.
Esantlets. TO-. = The depot o. the Youa9
.eas OArtscee Assca!atic1 ,wheses ~ polls
nfaeclS wsse 1a2 week dispat shs1 20 tAlm.
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SOUTHERN POPULARITY ABROAD. The
South has every reason to believe that she
commands the symrathies of the world il, her
present struggle. Not only is this tho ,sse
with regard 70 the officials of forei,n t,ov.
srnments, who might be thought biased in our
favor by the fact that we are destroying ths
power OF Government which they had
cause to dread and to fear; but the sympathy
extends TO the people in mass, who are actua.
tea oy no sentiments of envy, and who, un-
oaassd and impartial were free to espouse the
cause which had right, justice, valor, -snd
honor Oh its side
Since the beginning of this contest the
North seen 70 have gone steadily TO work
10 ALLEVIATE from themselves the good will of
Ill good people. The easy task of subjugating
the south seemed 10 occupy bu. very little Of
their thoughts. While their hand was In the
burmese Of battles and war, they stretched
their views far beyond the little job OF tho
South Their Secretary of State, with un-
psssilelsd stupidity and imbecility, talked Of
sopquAring Canada and the British Provinces,
and made haste also TO dispatch new Minis
~ "a Aexjeo to concoct treaty of pfotec-
ion and subsidy for that dilapidated kspab.
v, stjpalsting for the right OF marching
soops over ifs territory. Their proceedings
,ot only disgasted bat insultsd the Govern,
asntn 81 forsixnJ powers, especially thst Of
1ssat Bdtais, which, howeysr Sest1ering
vjth ths Northern Oosesnmsnk hrs fiyes
nmiG1nkab3e eouutenenoe on1 symmnthy % 1
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On the 10th instant, after short Illness, o.
typhoid pneumonia, at his residence, on ine
Wsstham Plank Road, about 8 o'clock r. ~
HIRAM CARNELL, at ths age Of thirty 'nvs
Ais tranquil md serene,
Calm ana undisturbed fepose.
There no cloud can intervene.
There NO angry tempest blows.
EVERY tssr IL wiped away,
Eiehs \, more shsil heave his brs astj
Nlxht IL Lost in endless dsy-
Soerow In eternal rest"
m. r.,.tivss and friends are requested to
attend his funeral. atSidnsy chapel, on Sun.
day morning, At 10 O'CLOCK.
At his residence, in Herrico, on Friday
m orning. at halt. past O'Clock, WARREN
p SOUTHALL. in the SD year OF ME age
The friends and acQuatntancos OF the ismily
ere in vited to attend his funeTal, ~ Dis ~ u
residence. ON Marion Hill, ut 4 o'clock this
evening.
On Friday, tho 10th instant, EUdENIA
AIHlNE. youngest daughter Of ]. b. and Il.
10. Yates, aged years and y DAYS.
Her funeral will take place from the Sc.
5 O'Clock. The friends Of the family are invi-
ted TO attend, without further notice.
~ Fredericksburg papers please copy.
At the residence oEhis mother, In the coun-
ty Of Henrico, ON the 9th instant, MAR-
SHALL T. GILL, in the 36th year OF his
age.
Hts friends and acquaintances are request
ed to attend his funeral, at Trinity Church,
BROAD street,) this afternoon, at O'Clock,
without further notice.
At her residence, in Richmond, on Thurs
iay 9tn in slant, Mrs. ULlA A. PEY ION,
relict Of Bernard Pcyton.
Her relatives and friends are requested ia
attend her funeral, from st. PauPs Church
on Sunday next, at 5 O'Clock r. n.
On yesterday morning. ct O'Clock. Ct lock
law, at bis residence, Mr.. PHILIP RAHM la the
4Sd year Of his age.
The friends Of the family are requested to IT.
tend his funeral, from the Monumental Church, or
Sunday evening, Go-morrcw1 ut O'Clock.
On the 10th inst, at III O'Clock, in this
city, JOHN RANDOLPH, infant SON OF
Eweil and A. Il. Russell, aged five months
and five days.
"Suffer little children to come unto me,
and forbid them not, for Of such Is the King
dom Of Heaven"
Al Ashland, on the 3Oth ultimo, MIRA LII.
ella, infant daughter OF Dr. VIM. h. and
Sallie G. Fox.
FUNERAL NOTICE.-The Funeral Ser.
mon Of Mrs ELLlOrT CHILES, late OF
Manchester, will be preached Today, Al
Branch's church, In Ones terneld county, al
II O'Clock NJ. The friends Of the family o.
the deceased are respectfully invited 70 at
md
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The Ladies' Of She Sau sh--TheiP Attention
- Sick Seldiers.
MISSISSIPPI HOSPITAL,

VAAAEaT0Ay As Jan OH.
Editors Dispaseh Much has been said and
written concerning the forutude Of woman
In the most trying times, when the dark
clouds 81 war obscure the horizon; when
man begins to despair; when his energies be-
come dampfiie by auversity, 1t is then that
woman exhibits In true light, those traits
OF energy, furt,ruda an devotion SO common
TO her sex. While man seems to have de-
generated. woman has lost nona Of those
. fdictton and to administer TO his wants
In sparta mother gave her son the shield
that ne wore In battle, exorttng him TO re.
turn with II or npon it, hut the ladies of
rhs southern Coptederacy have not only
made the banners thAsswaYed over our brave
volunteers on the bloody felds Of battle bat
have ever been ready at all times 10 admin.
their 81 pa Thy aud kindness will nerve the
arm spd cause 10 glow, in the bosom
OF m1ny soldier the IRE OF patriotic coar-
age, when In the hour OF battle he thinks OF
the fair ladies whose homes he 10 defending
Among the members most &C ive and ener-
getic IN these deeds OF Charity and tsaeye.
Isnce, we mention with pleasure the names
Of Miss OctayiA White Miss Annie aud Mas
Moliis Horner, and Miss Ca,harlns. William.
gratitude ard pleasure by many Misxissip-
pisrs, 70 whose comfort and relief, when
upon thu bed OF sickness, they have so gen.
sr0usiy ADD xealorsly contributed, In be-
hAlf OF tho Nlsslssippians ~ Warren ton,
Asys retnrH our sincere thanks 70 thsm Tor
hair bensyolencs and kind attentions. At
Iho sanae time We assure them that their
HOMES shatl neyee b aoeolased ~ the Tnth-
- iosa4Msog eaE9anny Goath IN tive fell
l0aognbly II hettle, With our baonu - The
I'D and our 1hst 70 tho ~. III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-11

!, Free Discussion.-Tw0 citizens, while dis
cussing the question of political secession, in
. bar-room, on Thursday night, waxed warm
in their argument, and from words finally
came to blows, belaboring each other, 40
Congressman Ely would say, with terrible
esrnestness One of them received several
powerful lisks on the head with q bottle, and
Of q usi9hboring surgeon The, other, who,
We are informed, had the right side Of the
question under discussion, carried away some
painful remembrances of the contest, though
not quite so lasting as those Of his antago-
mist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-11

To-. O, F.-PUWHATAN LODGE,
~ NO. l2.-Tne members OF Powhatah
Louge, NO. IL, 1. y. y. r.. will meet 1t Inc
Looxs Room, ThlS MOkNlN u, at ten
O'Clock, ~ pay the last tribute oI respect %
our uece assu bro Lher N. i. u ILL, and vn ~
MJRnUW (ounoay) nj O'Clock r. ID, 70
Day .ne last tribute of respect 70 our de-
ceased r. e. PHILIP RAHA.
BY Oruer OF Lie n. It.
WIN. j. hIUD1CK, Sec'y.
Mem bers Of Sister Lodges are respectfully
invited TO Ds present On Dotn occasions.
la lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-11

Al os6at Bf1lgs, Va. On Thnrsday. ne
= ppSsfyfOR RI the Vir9iniA Confer ence,
ana Mis ATT T. FOREMAN, Of Norfolk
coonSy.
!, On "Wednesday sysains, January sth, BY
nav r. Fletcher. at 0ienmore, near kicn-
mond. ffhe restdeuce Of Alexander Kerr,
Esn.. 6r. JOSEPH L. k1NTON and Miss
SALLIE E. FORT UNE-all OF HsnHico.
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100 -NEILsoN ENCAMPMBN2
NJ No. 2.-The members Of Nelson Encamp-
ment No. 2. 1. y. o. r., will meet At the Camp.
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, to attend the
funeral Of Patriarch N. T GILL.
BY order OF the G. r.,
WIN. J. R,DUICK, Scribe.
The mem bers Of Bx celsinr EncaDy neot No. %
are invited to unite with US. il lit
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rO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-Mr
~ RoBr. WENpEsBuRa having purchased
on the LIST inst. an interest in my businsss.
the style Of the firm will in future be
ALBERT LYBRUCK 4 CO.
Thankful for past favors, beg for a con.
tinuance Of the same for the new firm. I
embrace this opportunity to ask those of nv
customers who have not settled their last
years account to make prompt payment to
Mr.. WANDKuBuRa; and those having claim .
against me will please present them for paw.
ment- ALBERT LYBROCK
RIoHnoHD. January 8, 1861 ia ll-Im
nISSOLU rlON.-The slisaltsd partneTship"
IL herstsfore existing bs4weea TEos. BRucs,
u hsltfay, Va, and J. PAHHILL, OF Richmond,
was ln consequence Of tbs death Of the formsr)
dissolved On lst inst.
n. G. BRUCE,
(EAIx Of Thomas Bruee,)
]. PANNILL.
January II. 1862. !. ll-s.&
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Death of an Enterprising Cili-en-Mr.
Philip Kahn died 1t his residence in tni. city
at an early hour yesterday morning, of lock
Jaw, superinduced by an injury TO one OF has
fingers, received few days before. MIR.
Rahm, an adopted citizen OF hicnmena, WIZ
of our inhabitants He was proprietor Of the
large establishment known as the Eagle
Foundry" and in the successful prosecution
of his business he acquired distinction by his
efforts to advance and promote the interest OF
the mechanic arts in the South
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~ THE WORKMEN of the Eagle Ma
~ chine Works who wish to attend the fu
neral OF Mr. PHILIP RAIN, their late EN-
ployer, are requested to meet At the Works
on SUNDAY, the 18th inst, at l O'Clock +.
NJ. ll-l,*1 COMMITTEE.
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~IHE MEMBERS OF RION y N u
LODGE No. 10 are hereby sum M ned
70 meet 1T Boshers Hall on SUNDAY, tthe
l2th inst.,) at II O'Clock, TO pay the last tri-
butte OF respect to our deceased brother,
PHILIP RAHM.
Our sister Lodges Nos. IL, IA, 10, 49, 81, 63,
$50. and all transient bret hren in good stand
ing, are fraternally invited 70 unite Win
u.s. BY order OF w. M.
iall-1t+ JAMES T. RIUDICk, Secretary.
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NT THOSE DksixIka d nanusuius ana well
uruisheu residence, IN desirable part Of tne
city, WI Ii do we'll 10 attend the sale ot cfoDDIS
a. ApPkxsoH, aayer Used for This afternoon, al
O'cAOcx.
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~ LETTER FROM GEN. LEE.
~ EG CHARLESTON, b. o., Dec 10. 1S6i,
Mr. q. Is. STACY, kichnond.-Oear Sir !: l re-
ceivsd your DiA rTREon just - l was lsa v.ns
kichmond and have not Q. mad H. opportunity vi
testlngi. In field, bat froia ns convenient con
strnct,op. economy Of space, &C., 1 have aouD,
hu, hat II will BIZ rou IA aluabs article Of camp
equipage Begging your nc .eptance OF my snsaAks'
Am, respy, your o0d't serv't,
jall-2w* H. II. LEE
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The Confederate Seaate.-Workmen are
busiiy employed in preparing a room tor the
Senate Of the Confederate States In the
uorthwest corner Of the Capitol building.
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$4,000 ward 1ii 5. .i,ss for ss0 the re- re.
turn Of . piece Of BLUE CLOTH, containing %
yards, which was stalen from our store several
days ago. and for the detection aud conviction of
the thief; or, the sum of $50 will be given for
the Cloth, and no questious asked.
WESTON & WILLIAMS,
j. u-3t* No. Is Pearl Ut, Richmond.