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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17
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BY the following special telegram fr. m
Mansfcld yesterday morning, we hear Of
The arrest Of two notorious sympalhisers
in Stark county, for counciling resistance
to the draft. Others are likely to be
made, aud no doubt ought to hayc been
made before this. Alta crssis like the
present, men who counscl resistance TO
the draft, who excuse tho rebels, aud ed
ucnts other mon to commit opert acts of
treason, ought either TO 90 South where
their sympSthics lcad them, O. be restra-
incd, at least so far as TO compel them 10
observe an external loyul,y;
MANsFIELp,O ,Oct..i3
ii. C.JonNsoN:--A. MtGrcgor, Editor
cf the Stark County Democrat, and u
man named Reitzel were arrested in
Canton yestcrdy for counseling resistance
TO the draft, and are in Camp Mansfield
Other arrests are likely to be made.
A detachment Of 200 men of tho l29th
Regiment,'r now in Stark county arres-
ting'the ringleaders aud gathering up the
dcluded stragglcrs, about lt0 Of whom re-
main behind.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17
lsebeI Rcports OF ,hc,r ,oss ai
COrlmlh.

General Prentiss, with Eve hundred re-
leased uuion prisoners, has arrived here
from rebeldom.
The Richmond papers Of the 9th in
stant contain de- cription OF the battle
AT Corlnta, aud admit the death Of Gen-
ersl Martin aad a loss OF five thousand
killed and wounded.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17
BLACKBERRY BRANDY!!

a pure article made from the
root and French Brandy. An ex.
cellent article in DiarrhGa, Dys-
enlary, Summer Complaints, &c.
Prepared and for sale by
DUBOIS & Co.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17
imPOrTnnfCOTtcspOudruocc cnv-
tuItJ 10y eiCn. Fuel.

WAsHiEGTos, Oct, 10.
6Gen. tClorr0nG oil Ill.,, will snon lCnv.
to assume u new cummrnd.
Important prTcrs we've ron limo nco
captured by Gen. buell., wh ich were be.
irg transmitted for Gle 10 Brg-Gcnrral
Thomas Jordan. A. A. G.. Of the rebel br.
NY, Ut Chutnnoogs, Tenn. These pa
pcrs include confidential letters from
Cen. B'sur-gsrd, both to the Atj .Gen.r
al and Inspector Cooper to Gen, Bragg,
specifically lsyin dcwn plan for mill
tsry operations in the w,st and south
wcst, by which cur lorccs have effective.
ly ocnccrtrotrG tO meet the d,monstru-
ton recently made in pursuance of IT.
According To BcuurCgurd's rrnyrcmmc,
the objective POINTS were first l. u 'syi lo,
and then Cincinnati aud he was urticular
in stating how best TO reach them from
Chattanooga, with nm'll Il Huntsville
and Stevenson. II wns his opinion that
a detachment could tpko Louisville while
the main body would be marching 20
Cincinnati. Hc contemplated the con-
eiructiun ofG work at the fcrmcr city Gr
the con maud of the Ohio and Canal aud
tic tUtuLtt,E Of H., CtrtlCe rotn
as possible so completely that future
travellers would hardly know where il
wac. To keep the con mend of Cincm-
natl, no would construct n strong wcrl,
heavily armed at Cuyinglon. Copies OF
these important lcttcrs will soon he fur.
nishcd to the country through III press
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17

"This Is a sound Company"
"The insurance Of certain sum for one, family A,
prudence that evsrT man should adsI In ihe,e crit.
ical times"
The man tha, would be re pected and loved by his
family In life. and gratefully remembered In death.
will provide bis IA nily sssinst wsni.n
"All opr most prudent citizens and soldiers nre in.
,nrng competence 10 their families in ease they are
dmhed' y Killed IN the serviesi It is The only safe
snard in these critical times'r ocI7df'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TX RSNI0VAE,
The Saddler-clhon

The Saddler-chop of the under.
signed has been removed to Shawhan's New B!ock,
nrN Ia The alley, opposite the Davis House, Of which
my tiends aud customers will please take notice.
tash willhe paid tai hides, aud all Kinds OF WORK
executed ON shsr notice. Harness, saddles aud hri.
dies ON hand--wori warranted and at pnees to suit
the times.
Call aud sec MY new shop.
J. NJ, EDBERT.
ectl1Jr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17
vALLANpIGHAM 1ErEATEDl

From the returns received VIC conclude
that Va. the traitor, 10 defeated. for Con
gross in the Dayton district, aud that the
brave General Schenck is elected by per-
haps 900 lnni9rty
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17
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Chaplain sth Illinois Infantry

TIE EMANc1rATIoN PROCLAMATION
A letter from Newport in the Providence
Journal says that letter received in that
town within few days, from n gentle
man ofhighcst character and standing in
Louisiana, if published, would be fully
conclusive to tse policy aud foresight Of
the emancipation proclamation. This
gentleman states it as fact that the in-
tcntion Of the traitors is to cmancipatc
and arm, If not the whole, at least AOO,-
600 blacks, and use them against the
United States Government, with de.
termination to rule or ruin. This has
been for some time reported as probable,
but the sources from whence this comes
renders it 10 longer doubtful.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17
nON. SOLOMON rOoTE.

This drm aid tried rriond oftho Union
has been reelected to the U. s. Senate
from Vermont, for six years from the 4th
of March next.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17
The Opinion al Oen Uosecrnuy

Gen. Rosccrans, one of the brayest
and best Generals in the f2ld, and life
long Democrat, not hong since declared
In letter written at headquarters Army
Of the Mississippi;
But if the Confsderates prevail fare.
well peace and safety to up; farewell
freedom forever Their principles and
leaders a.e known to us. They cheated
us, crying out no coercion holding out
false hopes and deoeitful assurances OF
friendly regard, while assassin like, they
wero preparing to destroy cur Govern.
ment, End reduce Us to enarchy or seryi-
tude. The past years experience rcu-
ders il certain that IL they triumph blood
and desolation, fire and sword, arbitrary
suhiection to their will, awaits every
white man who has maUhoed cDongh to
dislike their system of slavery, tolerable
only us cruel necessity, but us prinei.
pie hatelulto God and man.
They will omit no means, honest or
dishonest, TO insure success. Misropre-
sentine, calumniating cur motives, ridi.
euhDg our honest efforts TO mitigate the
hoTrurs ofwur, ard inilaming the passions
OF the porulaco by low epithets-are
among tho mildcr and more ordinary
means resorted TO by this rsucdo chiv-
airy" the meanest Nristocmey that ever
stood at the head Of civilized society.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17
- . - a.a-
TIE RESULT IN SENECA.

We are not able at the tine Of going tc
press TO give detailed vote Of She coun.
y but the following are the maj ,rlies on
Congressman, by townships:
Adams, Worcester .,
Bloom, Noble IL,
Big Spring, Noble, 9g5,
Clinton, Noble GO,
Eden, Worcester 10,
lloppwell, Noble 81,
Jackson, Worcester 20,
Liberty, Noble l2,
Louder, Worcester 7,
Pleasant, Noble SO,
Reed, Worcest,r 80,
Scipio, Worces,cr 10,
Scnecs, Noble I4S,
Thompson, Noble 22S,
Venice, Noble ll3,
Tfiin, lsr Ward, Noble Ils,
I'd Noble 1876
The democratic county ticket is elect
ed probably without an exception.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17
60O 0O0 MALE :, rEMALs AGENTS

NNtieVNiNI. ~ s.bii ........... -.
LLOYtlS NEW STEEL fJA ~ COUNTY COL
OHED MAP OF IHE UNITED STATES,
CANADAS, and NEW BRUNSWICK.
From, rer,ot surveys. ,ompleted Avg. 10, Is6o
ss.s ~" M ~ ~ t,a'e M ' it'enu 'ns le', ,rs =
Miehs .s ~ ~ ,s. sp ,y ,,es cg an,
COO nsuses are ,,r,svs5 a. III, ,,,,
go. -. ,,..'. -, ,F,.
~ ~ UNIV y een'Y MAP tut " v A'so
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
Of he United Ftate, and c.,.a.. .ou,hi,.d II, nm.
r;,i.. Evr,v 49,, -. :. .......s. ~ 49,
ss 'h"' hAihNoAD sIAIlON
and distances e;wsen.
Cnsrrsn,ee nav von,s, a, ,..r a a. a. - -.
End will tate bsrk Iii man, ~, es,sa, - ~, ~,
tsfond tbe meme, '''P' ''"' '"'"o' w sou ahn
Send for sT wot,b tott
Printed instructions how IN e,n,,,,,.ti c.ut.L.,
ali our agents ''' ~ "'s"eu
wsntsd-Iy Iybolesai. Agent, 70, on, Man, 4, ,v.,.
ststs C.lic,,ni, C,...s. t.t.i aIs " " ~ 10y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17

TIM PRooLAMAuoS.--The Washington
correspondent Of the New York Journal
OF Commerce (old.iine Demoerai,) makes
this significant statement; Facts have
come to my knowledge which induce me
TO believe that the President viii yet be
fully vindieated for issuing his much talk.
ed Of proclamation. do not believe,
whatI did believe, that he MAS drawn
from his straightforward course by The
radicals. There were reasons for his
action with which the public ere unae-
qnair ted, and all things connected with
that great movement are net what they
seem."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17
THE voTEIN TItE DISTRICT
1900
Majority for Noble

Majority for Noble 739.
Ottawa is yet to hear from, which will
perhsrs iwclI Mobiles majority TO trifo
over thousand votes,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17
Sorghum
syrup Mauufact tory.

] am now ready 70 make the hest quality
ct syrup from sorghum and imphec' Those
who intend to patronize my works may
bring in the cane NJ any time. Cane must
he well baded aud topped, nhd tied in bun
dies, convenient for handling. with two
bands.
TERMS One half Of the syrup or 90
cents per gallon.
W. R. CuAMBERLIN.
Tinip t1ot
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17

ionN MocAuIEy. MARTIN KNupp.
heCauicy q Kuupp,
-Atty'@ at Law,
TitFIN, ONO.
olies. saiisos Tsn-t' slaoa. nayss
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17

r. $. Money maybe sent in 10 ,i,tered letters. OF
by Express. atour risk
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17

.rd ready made Bonnets, Cas-, pteu Tfimmi NJ,
y nuuons' hehs; Se., Nc, which will be sold At .,
iremely low prices, for cash.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-15

plies being received from tbs contractors in this
city will only TO increase the public discomfort a.
they insufficient meet the demands OF even the
! principal cities.
NAILABLE MATTER NOT TO BE CARRIED As FREIGHT.
The Government has been vested with cer.ain func-
tons which il believed could be dis hsrged wish
greater benefit TO the public by than by private enter
prise.
Among these was the establishment and igemen.
of our system Of postal communication, which is so ne
ces sAry in conducting the civil administration Of the
Government, aud it, military ard naval drs, and OF so
incleu4ble importance the public means ofcon
vcying intelligence Our theory is that the Government
must provide the machinery Of this Department and
conduct ts operations but the expense of those who
make Of ts facilities. That IT, that this Dsprrtmen
shall be se-sustainng To mske it so and to make it,
secure aud their Rccrua steady aud reliable
declare letters sealed packages newspapers, perod
GALS pamphlets &C., TO be- mai!abe matter, and max
their Transmission along the postroads otherwise ha
through the mails unllSlul. The Government having
been charged With the heavy expense Of sfording
postal facilities the country ' fully justified by
reason and necessity in adopting this means o.
making itself the exclusive carrier OF certah
classes Of matter at fixed and reasonable rates
OF compensation, 10 reimburse that expense. And II
the SHOULD be required TO carry the newspa
per and periodical mail in the parsey settled portion
of the country, where The to be carried too m
ted TO ustfy express other private cOmranies in de-
!
loss OF its revenues ard IT, at the time, 1t shi
allow this oass Of mail matter to be carried by express
other private companies along the railroads and Other
great thoroughfareF, where its amount would incr
the revenues of the Department it is difficult to under
stand why slsl not also allow the express end othC
companies carry the letter mail the railroads. aDo
other great thoroughares where il is profitable and al
low the Government to be the exclusive carrier Of all
classes of matter on such routes only pass broUg
sparsey settled portions OF the country which afford bu'
little revenue.
To DO this would end in breaking down the Derat
mer n keeping it in operation the expense CT th
general Treasury. TIE policy of allowing mail matte
Re carried freight wherever il may be profitable
private cIriers creates rivals who invited by thei
interests contend with the Department trr its
nues On all the most important lines Of pcsta! commun
cation those which most expensive 10 the Depart
ment and most difficult to control Such policy wouc
be both uwse and DISASTROUS and cannot too strongly
rec :mmsnd the continuance OF the policy o. refusing
allow newspapers aud periodicals to be carried over th
pOstroad es freight aud Of requiring the payment o.
postage on them as on all other mail matter.
JOHN II. REAGAN, Postmaster General.
To the PRECEDENT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-15
IMPORTAHT TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.
J. S. ROBERTSON,
oonEI, eoyEsxoa Anp rslsKLEs lraEErs,

RICHMOND, VA,
rEPs eouJtanty hand large and varied assortment o.
N choice
FANILY GROCERIES, and fine LIQUORS and CIGARS,
Imported expressly for this market
Also the best OLD Rye WHIiKY and Apple and Peach BRAN
DY, distilled IN the mountains Of this State
All Liquors aud Groceries sold By him warranted pure Ano
good, sale
p s-PartcuGr attention paid putting and shppn,
goods for officers and soldiers stationed At and away nom Reh
mond.
COMMISSION BUsISESs-Wnl make liberal advances To
bGeco Wheat You Corn and other minor products Of the
ly, ueh Bacon, Lard, Poultry, EgH Butter Dried fru
Lesl,sr Eides, Potatoes, Beans, Peas, Sc., &c.
QUiCR SALES AND PROMPT RETURSS jyls
sPIHfTS TURPENRTINE and Lubricstiub
- on. Jusi received and for sale BY J.PDUYAL,
IS ks In
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-15
RUNAWAY.

SOS REWaBD-A negro man nansd Gilbert, age b.
:. Zb tween 20 and 80 years-Lis col = back shsis
under the cp about sx fee high. black hair MS eiou
Ing black coat and plaid summer pAnis bO gt rim In
Dickinson Hills Auction roor last Tuesday He vas broush
North CAolnA-tf ny premises saurday ahernoon, BE-
and Ihree o'clock.
Iw give the above reward for him secured n any s 70
iha, can Get him. A. MYEEs,
dtSD-lms CO Main street, Richmond.
CODA! s0DAi-ss Kegs Pure Bc.rbon.is soda, iast re-
- ceived 10 store. For sale A. STOKES co.
Iau2-SE Corner Is n and Cary Streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-15
1.-THE GREAT SOUTHERN BOOK 4!
ITS COlIIsUED AND ESTABLISHED SUCCESS,
OVER 900 SOLD IN ONE wEIKi
CAUSE AND RAST.
An EssAY on
THE AMERICAN CRISIS,

tn. rr.a, success, n this remarkably brilliant work Without
Iara 10 the history Of Southern publications. appeared
christina, eve and Veha already sold over ree hOHdHd cop
aJn while the demHnd Grgy the Those who
ave read H. EIh aud low loud gbqqahss In thp
soft whossr wishes TO prase densstfo b"os eha,aeer'
Read what the LeHsPaP,r press says oft:
From he Endmiasr.
"The phpsopics design Of this snd is nne literary
E doubtless secure but prom place In the standsrd
eraure South The author all the growing
Trys ta dive sOnderfri ic,antss subject. sheh have
hacEneyed BY onsr writer's and has produced the whole
popular and graceful exposition Of foaA'H political 'A'''-
From TIE Richmond W1ig:
The auhor his found aon deep broadyng
Grd lucid history Of s,vey existed M
And er.ane, OF The ~
hat Nted his history OF and psson OF tnsr
apscly prcgren einps win every iptslhssBt
sdrr ss be ng deduct reuak.tle In re.
elreh and vAieiIetrng He 10 sasn Ihe
apparent the h saSle Fulf wssh God has pl-esd ts
en- him aaa The shite %Aa oreyf psy.n,ins hs eau.y -
ni, present, aud iutore
"The aahosIyes and graceful con bhbE many beau.
les OF aon, and Jet u vigorous and sufficiently con-
'ss'sd IN short i'~ ,ntao' present more please .Ia s
,ook with ghteo,d and genial love for
,ouhern brhe ber happy hon,s their cline, and
From De Di.pdcl.
We have read with grea peasurs this able and brilliant vim
oaon Al hough the object Of
discussed the auho'I style End mode Of treatment ye
conduct Of the No IT, since the beginning f the sectional
ouhe, spse ally Of the rea.ral hdmin.atOn toward,
.ts than any other part pubieson
flee whose blood that anVnsd does not ObOn
From tss Ps,,r.lurg Fspre.s
BEEN ",.ssd :, ho The and ins
srorty hs to he etssn Aad the eevsrg
s authorship Of the which sseob,
h late Union have been and thrs lay the Foundation
It's eorrc horythese are the objects OF u publication be-
and writer has the 10 which he
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-15

UIRGINIA,-A Rules held in ths Clerks Omes, II ALs
marie county Court 10 December, 1861
John b. Ho.hEel, Plaintiff
sgElnAt
MaadG b. Rothwe Joseph H. ROthws. George ". ROthwe
overt n ". Carr george W. Carr, James Car, - Burgs
and Nancy hs wlis late Macy Carr, Oliver Cleveland
WIFE late Carr Mary Jans 0ar feadleoa Carr oyerto
John Carr Lucau Carr oIeIr Usrr, Nancy Carr and Ma
udl Carr the sail PenIeon, 0yerton John LGcian OseA
Theodore Kohws Ed~ard Hicks and Martha Ana hiek'
Gupton AID Su.aa his fe. - Maise al infant
81 years John rast!H, And BoArdnan 1at
ManIa Dsos Susan Deoe, VIII Ds;oe and The our other
clds John Deoe sni Maud, DefJe, late Matilda koti
we'll Whsse names aoSn, snd o; whom probs-
big iniAuts under the AYE Of u years, DeiehdAHu.
IN CHAECEKY:
The Object this su obtain decree for The sale Cf abou
l9S ac= Of ADen sfs eouaty, being the dover land
the Boutwell, II the real estate OF her deceased hus
bAni John Boutwell, ABd distribution OF the proceeds amoDi
the pauss entitled thereto.
Tue plaua having 81 d his bill and made affidavit tha the d.
feuian ;, ssph RothEel. n RoihEe, - Moor
aud his vie, Reward ieks Guptou and susan hi
~e -MAsSe john Eaatln, Board Eaai9 NalnA Defoe
sIAl Defoe and W Defoe not lnhsbans OF this State
those mentioned unknown him uakaoRn; II i
deFed that sGid nonresident dedanI aad PARTIES
here within se due public alton Of this
De- All answer the pltlfS bill. do rnat aryt
protect he aere and that copy Of this order be pnbshe
week, or 10 the Richmond leoaaty
w and .uohr copy be posted nj the front door Of the Coer
Hous Of A5enAre county, the frat dsy of the county
CouIt Tvsts:
tesi-s4E IR' GARR'TT. -"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-15
"SLOtJ-sSIEsJIkIo FDta SAL..

TsyUE underssnrd the TRACT oY LAND eAIt
bloomsbury" In Capeper county, about three miles mo.
brandy Stsoa containing Hundred Acres. Is adons n
lately by w Ros Mrsss Wise and Kennedy
She OF @. @. Beckhln DR.. c. Thom and Wm J. rie
This Farm stusted 10 eghbOrhood remarkably adapted
the growth Of Whea. ga The BudDsg rather old, bu
g repairs will he Sufficient for the comfortable
nodaon o. family Pe-oeI desrous Of purchasing invite
% examine tie place hcmseyo We will merely remark hI
aiVays been considered o the beat iGrni In % ne
hOchood, especially Tor wheat
Terms will be made econtaoiAtlng
FOR farther information, Apply Iohn Baughter near WaJ
lnadburg CupepeT county, O. W Green st Cupept
Csrrthoase. JOHN SLAUGHTER,
AagS-oli HILL0. RRkDP02D.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-15
NOTICE.

rIyHg n San,l M. Price d Co., Ia Dissolved
this lm aiion The undersigned will coutBur ths
bas ness hsrrt fire. OF saml M Price
Co., assuming al the liabilities Of and settling all dtbs due,
the late eoaeeTn. - -
WIN H GORDON, I
Iai JACK TEAPLE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-15

kNo4G SALh.-sIu,UVO pV---
Il 1000 Virginia stale per cent Bond. -
deg r. H. hAURYk 4 90.
INDIGO, INDI.Io.-A supply o. superior iaa... NV
store and for sale BY W. PErERsoH co. l55 hLn street
ss2S
ONnn LBS. CHIP Log WOOD. jos. received and
ZkJUkI for sale by W. PkrRRsOS a 90. del6
7VIRGINIA APPLE BEANDY.-+o bbh pare vH-
' tuia apple RrEady for saleby
!y!S ALvN& Peo(kP
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-15

NESSISsEPFg LAND FOX SALE.
UHfER for safe my plantation 10 Madison county hiss fher
u 1900 ia cult yAton, which 10 ali table land eXcsp
ane bottom. There the place
dwelling house, roomy and commodlous with hyard finely
variety OF sArubbery Gin house; nne framed quartrfA
a. every lnng to make one comfortable The plantation
Wit the dnts hedge In the state goT the plantation
viii take IN sI equal Payments Nth interest fror
lats9 z W. DCRfEY,
vsruou. ualison county Mts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-15
TO THE Suffers

or
CONFEDER ARMY
AND THEPUBLIC GENERALLY.
FyyHE undesgned crr for sale BY paesAg Otherwise fns
assortment Of Cigars and Manufactured To-
bacco, Of the mott approved brandn
We Sole for several ofhe largest hanufaeurers
In the sIse Virginia. and this day receiving general as
OF all kinds Of Tobacco, rIogng om 10 70 70 esau
per pound Also all kinds smoking Tobvcco
Nr7y-Tsl ms cash BAYNE ny URRAN,
Under sposvood Hotel, kichnoad, Va
Pa-speeial attention paid 70 orders from s1ilsr aud her-
shxnts VII are supplyiug the srmy au3O-sm
- UNDR iks.-lsOO lbs Cotton obe, asserted
- 2gI do Hemp rvine do
lUO co Pat LIN n thread
26 dos fine fIeaea Ctfskrs
10 do do do Morocco DO
~ do Fngfsh theep tkrs. sAtra
70 do Col d L4niog kins
10 sides PIT Ensmeled Leather. as'd colon
500 pr. Acns shoe Lssts
som snd niIen do
50i don Alexsnd-rs tpool Cotioa
lJD pbs Pins Asso ted
lOthpr. CHAINS
300 Log, VI IN ani Tongue Chains
laJ Miu aud X Cut sAus
80 Circular tass, Assd 4to 81 In.
~ genu ne Ossiile soap
800 n, g b aud Engihh Per. uaJs
In store anil ( sale by hHoDEs, wIIs0N HURT,
Successors 10 smith, Rhodes 4 Co.
jail % Pesil street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-15

ENVELOPES AND PAPBR.-2O0Ooo Envelopes;
u 300 Rssns Ruled Paper, jus: received By A. MoRRE. 81
sain Street. se91
E'RrNoH BRAsDY--A article 'sf ssls BY w. PrTfa
u sOE co.. Druggists. oeis
DAINT.-nstaHc Frs Prof Paint Rocf OIL and colors Of
L every description, for sale By
mol VIM sATTLIR CO..
DOx, Hostetter,s Bitt ;rs, Just received By
LII jail poVk 4 Co., whslssais pIugtlu,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-15
DIVIDEND.

VtHE Prsdsnt aud Directors Of the Psrmeu Bank Of Virginia
have clared dividend Of three and three quarters
eat, the profits Of the Institution for the last ak month";
idctng tereom onquaer cent bonus 10 the state eAy
los 81 per cert net payable 10 the stoekt tolters.
iaI- iOt J A SMITH, Cashier
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-15
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