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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-13
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-13

'-.---lG3irif@tnlanb. Dir bai1if&f R6ni9
Otto bat abe.panft unb omar ~ @unfien
ftine6' r8fubetS : satsra btefer Gntf&aub
pttb, sshobl, .stnt Specification, .bur9. Zen
goliswiQfa, ostr. <t1npiQen trfabrtn 10.
tsn, bsnnatt I sDepef@e fast, f. fd ~etns
proptiorif&e afgterun8 'etnstfebt unb stft
.ati,buns5 9btr tatrif&M 2iute proflamtrt
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taueer DtenR 1etSt unt wtr poQen nut
:bof.ue tae ZEN atdf6atrrtt1tH ztQclrporal.
,asd ui&t etpa bic rnfffde &aak folst.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-13

l1uhrt&itb3uitae1 Yteuetu1na O.Re.
reih. Gta Otferet&tr uup Elm prsu.
&c aritttn ID nm lts iGer3aee itttr ga.
is,ldnptr. Or 9rea6t ntrft.etm 81.
rttpu =bn ttsttrfut ut y%dptt.1marRtt
ror.. ~Bd Gu& II ID aqte > apttr"
ruff It I'M Gtfsr aus .Aa.rptnas" Nm,
tstri&t. tbn .en Otarti&sr, munb .bsi
Gu& II ID aues S@ttnI Dit @akl
ibut. tpsbs *Rs ~ >@~>
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-13

90 lorumeu geridte aus benz Gdbtn,
pae man cine Gmanaipotien Ter Shapen
uor spsm /. SaHuar 1868 tbsabf&Hee5
UNI BE 52ineoln'(&e. proharatton' IN.
(@dclt@ lu,i MAIDEN Unit, Vie Sflanen far
ben 4ampf aepeu DE llnion ~ a~euinneu.
Nun' ppbl, tpenn tte Saapsret eff aufae,
tttbn Sat, f, ffntst F& rsr 5HstfR f@u il -1 upll
{elbR. s;s =. ~: ..t.> 49, .~.s.H
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-13

g1idt nuuablt&tiuli4. Gs iou Ia,
Norrsn Elm nett perapsietsr Wsrein bsns'
ben, psGeu @tteItsber i& ptrpFi&tn ba.
ben, far jseen' btn,j S1pen. sntlaufsn'
rtn 5hautu .ein.n Grfabnann aus ibrtr
Mitte ~ feuen. Der 9nrein rennt 6&
Der 6ammonb @erein ~ Gbrsn pss Gr'
5saators. unp HtteDtn 6ammonb ron
Sap Carolina. sutlat.r pfs f1sttn a,batttt
ale ofe wsitsn stlaper. res, Mesbeus BE-
aei&nete. r,ssIh ~:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-13

I'D. W y ; y VVSvs.
Dat Memptis ygunsitn" pom ~. ". fayt I
Cine srcee Tolerate Mruaee ftt am DtsuRas. tsH
IA. ;. iablt& pom Gyanb Sunetten so.bsIasfouR-
men. DaGttbe Blatt bat BON stusus In Dsfote
Gsuntp. GVtG, wotnenbsn Gentleman Sst6rt,
bae auf 20 I9stlsn auf bsr Htssun Reaf &eas
bic Rsbeaen. Rapaaerte pltbltw StrfHtrunesn ltt.
Derklbe Gentleman fasts, tn ben listen 81
a.n bdtt.n Bic Gonf6bsrtrisl tn 9oav eprtnss
alt prcptGonsn, Dorrdtte v. {. ". radwdrts
E~sransperatr4 ams- twAsTwts-aaau- Slalht--ta=n ir
abG&t ben Tlae gang J. rduuen. Gs TT teer
,uabri9dnlt&, bag BE RebeQens 6pne epEtnse
aerduuut baben unb utr erruarten bte Runee, eae
unftre 1yuppen Is am Ntttuo@ btfttta:"--
- @#i,~.. 'e 9putsutlIs8 8. HeS.
No,ttnb Bsedtnrtt8e folsn nit q. 0OOgRAun
uno Nrttnerte am Treitae MorSsn ete !spetette.
eon Naftsine anae9rt6en babtn. mdtrene SotH
Tcroan I'm Ncrben nit 5000 NatH1 burGwatete
unb bic 8,6dt Az lerf0rea fu&te. er puIee W.
r%adaansbsn. Das &efultat RON polPs angrtf
10 ntGi tssaunt. ObtgeS ioutrat BON etnen1 ent-
aobsnen @sfanssnsn. Der Rurfrestoro au'1Vtft'
nod ssltsB.
@afttustor, 10, Res. y
Intern 6. NTH aus Rt&monb ssu,elbtt, eae
Sen. Qee batelbR Dor IA aaasn an9elangt It,
Ct IN General en- chef.
Gen, Sobnfpn lbsrntun,t bas Commando
ber 8tretnta Mrmes Ger &sbensn nit 3aupiquas'
tier In &ulp.ppu 50. Sen. Sadfon's Armes
IL tis Qui $4,000 @ann pnrfdrtt moresn.
60 be,6t, pab BIZ EebsQsn Am Rappabanuud
Elm. 9aupn1latt lttisrn weresn.
Eer u.ue M%errtmaei 1T poQtnett uno'tR
sintae .1Qee unttrtalb> Sort Darling esrreien.
Deri.lbe IL tdmpibnstt unb man tbn Ranolt~ tn
b.r DRintun8 b.s Sam.efu0ese parttt.
Gen. @nend tt gum Naqfoletr Dec ~taefo'
Wccl srnannt upcrben.
Mus Rem Orleans nth gsratlss. ZAP
Sen. Butler nsultd Don apst Brcetn Dlan'aee1
Bs6S esnomm.n, uno' bic eflapsn e%trtttetn fur
btn aeaa9GT ~-.Epsabst bal. Dit 3abl .pet
au&ttesn Stlas,n strmstrt lid a1s 9ues: =
@afbtneton. 8. Nps.
Cine bhnantt afaire u.tsnste Cd au1 Conn.
tag g'orssn In GrspeItdsture. Capt. Oaei:
gIesn Staels brans NIT ov
Nann Gapansrte In DreDsrtdsbur8 Gin, no
Gcmpasnten fstnblt6tr Rapanerts lassn. Oene
ibnsn 3ett III laGtn flo III forn1tIsn. Dar1fH
i'd BE wsnteen untonstrurpen auf Die 5etnee.
anb fGlu4,n lie In eiuem tretfanbtaen' 8arapte.
eonntas Na6, t.trtsn IL NIT 80 @sfanaenrn.
ptren Yfs1bsn unb nt,3 NIT 8leieun8studsn
belobeneu Waeen aura6.
Sn Sise's paup.quartter borts mo" am
SonntaA Rorfe Funonabe. '.Naan sHmntbd.
,oe ettpart uni plsafautou an stnaueu g.
'atten 10 reu.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-13

9ie 153Snietn Yittsbateer vGrje.
atnsRitter," ptl&e In oer Wafb'naisn
Navy gare probtrt ,psrren, brtnaeu bttm
Atftutrn tine foI@s 2uft.rf& dtterurs
bs1por, ba6 ale Genfer. In etr 9tabt lit.
tern. ete f&iteen 460pfanptse 9oatus
aelr1.. EHS.' ''' .
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-13

ks Sag fir Sag ubdIt @. 6.
70 aeewortb nsuen 3uRub su (sintu,
tersite 8rotsn @ouu'b 0aarsn. Goblin
6ne anAetcmmsn. sint Nuemobl auttr unb
biutaN Dou1sn Tudmdntsl, Gbanle
0aCteoee. Mtnttrbanrldub. Don Nuf'
rodtn ne nsutfs SortI unp III uqtn
prsilsr.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-13
gurcpdif9e6.

Der Gladiator lanate In 2lserpspt an unb
reporltr.s ubsr fetn bl!&e Snttntonsn Tno Nae-
,saeln pss Com. @tlfeS bel Bern IRA. %
wi1p an ssesbtn. @tltss tabe ben 3afth fo1nn't0
blcdt1t, une GG Ter &udo,berune rs ocusts-
mennonite, feline sh.f. ~ .snItrnen. m'b''fest.
IT babe ben Captain bss @labtatcr OUT tetH
S&if beorbsri, be1ftlbe babe f@ ote1 esut'aeff.
benz Bsisbl Golos ~ %lsifsn, ba stn tnsl'tfts
Rrisesf9,f tn Der Ndbe ssuelen, untsI et1tn
Shus e. f& beeeten babe:
DE 51ne maAt ottl Auftten IN Gu9lane.
Orbrss iinb asesbsu. bas ptftnbt(2t @siaua'
ptr ~ psrRd,teu.
cir. GabmusEsuns wsrts beruftn.
Perp tpous Bat bN fetntr @udtett Hd~
Wofbtnston tstns Snfrueltousn ssranbsrttr 20"
Dt. S.rrn in enslans, klta @latfcns. rpsl@.
10 ftbr auf Sntuptatton bronssn. fdsinsn BE-!
IN I'D, asuoresn ,u fttu, bab 'tas fol&s peS'
tefs unttrblsbs. .
granirtt&. % bsibt, pufsn9 uns
Gicub tGnsn G& ent.6loGen, i'm Gabtnet ~
tt,tb,n, na&p.u ttnsn Ter Raafer BE geIfi6e.
.,una a,aebsn bate. tab fstns pclitit teaaal'"
Stolisne pu,&aus ntGt rtatttcndr ftt. eae e
ooe' In Bejus auf &om feline ubs1e'lss" s@'tt"
hun mrle.
.D.rfron,oG;6e @taatsratt baste feline sts-
,unetn pisbsr teaonnsn.
Stalt.r. Die bsunruttsenbRen 1ert6ts
ubsr @artbalpts 3sfunbtawauaans lss,eu In
msr NOD tin.
Nau poutt In parts iosar wtRsr, sas Cart
balDt tobt f..
Cine Biographies Dep.tde aus 9urtn MEL
BET paa.aen, RAT e. na& eptalth esbro6'
rurbe unb ben transport etue Bef&wt1ee e.
true.
90 tt,s fe,ner, i.tn @sfunttrtts,uRant ttdtre
G6, trose.m fp..1.n al. Blattsr :bte erufa&'
Reu 8dcrantf poruber aus.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-13

zS1 eaSe14I (4elpi man lar .Igta.l.a.,n
beferat IL {etn. .8sauseaayp >touueeuisi1t
1tuppea' bortbia. mn auf stafh uststfaa
ysrbereitet IL {etn. a.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-13
Guittunaen:

(Dir msrrs7 tlnf,ia auf folaentsDe i(e
%quittirsn. 70 ta6 jerr abonnsnt Slst&
aus frtnet luitun9 trttbt, 10 mann II
6...klt kot \ -----l-------G- 1911.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-13
@tQtt Davenport.
an.
umjerc Mbonnenteu.
SER @ube(m G1uelmauu

9trr @ilbtlm 01ttelmauu
IT retfsner assnt fir ben "Dsmofrat"
unb II autortfnt @elrsr etnjusalfrsn. TO-
Wis- nsae Wbenaenitn- aa3uHebmt#-@eRe
0utttuu8eu weresn pom mir ale Blltie
antrfannt.
8. Qtf@er
9srausesbsr be- ,.Dsmoerat."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-13

Gin :id0nu 5us III $dtriotismus.
-unitr rtti IN BI,Ier' 9oanlY. |psnn(ylpa,
nten. &usstbuten.n ,t.fntst N@ tiim brd;
r.r 9anpntonn, Batter v9n- flbti txthtern.
Dur& itntr pdnbf arbfn' batit HtisBtI
isint Gdmt!te auf fdntY Mtihtn Gotn, It..
ndbrt2 unb estIs|ett:: p 'sttlt {,ius1
Na@tatn;; mar II nfdt ~ Etontt, linen
Gr(aBmann au 6esatltGA % Tom Elm
Greunp. bsr ttins2oee' tannte 0lnp fftb uis!
UNI pa,6 @%etleretbsn II Gau,ais tsfins.,
+usrte,, anb trus GI'ftstbiuis als 'G'iab.
mann an. Do9 btr: 9kop.ne nabm pen
srelrntltbifsn -:anirnG ni@i an (ontfrn
faett: SO babs Is tnuttr far tint u'et|
usr pRi&isn R.b altttt' tas Butr.lane
nit bttu @.tutsr In retbonr' au ot1tbti.
rtstn. anb bloc ete pdlbten s:esn mttue
Gamtltt baben mid b[Btu BACON, abas>
balrr. Run mid ID 2oos. 9etrpfsu;
sin i'd snti&IoGsn. au Stbsn, .unp alss,
uas mir ltsb mar, j%drid,uaFtu. Mst'
ne 6.su"'' "tr's' e'tl Msin'ssm t'f$tt;;
Fb.n." ''':T !
Ditts YH|&Neflu* mabh hi eta
:. Meia,n ben a6(dfsp llbn @eib unp xtnb
I'm @isIss lsidttr, tplnn ai& Sac '>6rra
'ucn4ss trsueu @tbH bdm kvtsn bdn'
esbrud iaft. au(Yrtn9ep wo1te. W.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-13

Cine bO(e earr Jog. 9emofrat n
eibi 20 in p,nn psanfpu. Qoun,Y @rssn
on es1 @reuw pm @ireinten. 2tsttin
uurrs In @opl,tarpn e'ns 'op. rtmcfrn'
ti(ds Vetlammtuna QsbaI.en. IN wtl@u
bsrsut.nrn GutbuIoemus bsuI&n. fQr
- Sef. DAVID, @sldm Auibsil eas
9teblinpspetrdnf ees altsn Bcd an tie
fem altsn ~gntbu6asuue" bate. pcllen
mfr Mot untnfu@tn. @enua BIZ
Delegation pom Drunlarr Iownibip ((sbr
puHrntrr Nuur) ,ua' mir urrnb dar EFF.
Dauis auf ZEN Ddb!ploe uno rrubtt,
3epenL Der flr 81. RssinunaiR, NIT @t.
wulittdtiatsit. Sogaffinr Grou, mst.
DE ben Mutb bat,e. ::ibre 9orlists' fir
Olp ats tunr ~ atttr, :etpb,t ristlttns.
absr bonntts @eledf&at dit Wasbuns.
lung. Die SonbsttlnHu zines ftttsn
Staatee tatt.n f& mit1i '9p,a,ppap'gd.
f6sn, In @a&abauiu0a ~ pbafm0'os, a.
)dmddt. tD.sts puHs.)
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

and We shall dol bless have vigorous movements on toe
n. IT Of Generals hcCeok Nelson and Cr tsnden 10 &C.
cordance with this one on Gen. II ona' part enavs
gained and hold possession Of the intrenchmep oi mhs
Oak Greek and Nil Spring. We have taken 10 pieces
of artillery ard many pieces mounted on the works
An their ammunition an important feature among the
spos has fallen into our hancs, a. well US sS wagon
loads of various vaube stores all their camp tqupsge
and horses All ther means OF transnf acn we're CAP.
tured, b. sides certain trophi In the shape oil g.
While Gen. Schoepf od not Ilay as prominent pat
A, Vas hoped it il not be presumed that be was ole
With his plans entirely disarrsnRed BY the snucpA'ee
movement of Z,licoer he was left vithou; oroers and
could only hs best judgment, founded on tne rcs
information be had Of the situation, IN stts mp'n8 cut
off the retreat of the rebels But the character Of tnS
country deested his plans for advancing, and no de
could be en- ertsiued OF attackr the intrenchmens
the insufficient information which be Possessed.
General echoeIf known the position he night posi-
have stormed the intrenchmenis and wresed them
the hands of the two thou,anj reserves holding the
will wrte from Mil Spring tonight Whethe
mail will convey my letter to you from that point or
is impossible to state. will s'nd full detailA
TELEGRAPH.
CNcIsSArI, Jan. "a.
General Z1l.cfa shot through the heart, az the
head Of hs staff by Col Fry Of the Fourth Kentucky
I, appears that Gen. Z,icoHr oe bis way in the bushe
and suddenly emerged before Gel Fry, Who was accom
panied by some staff officers The two parties mistook
each other for friends and approached within lev
yards of each other when, finding their mutual MISTAKE
b,th halted and prepared for hand to hand col tlct
One of Cen ZIlceff.rs aids shot At Colonel Fry, bus
only brought his horse down The Union Colonel drew
his s1 shooter and brough. Z)licor from his SADDLE
at the first fire. The RIB staff then deserted their chiets
BODY which was taken Somerset the day after the
battle.
APPrARAScE or zoLLrcoyyERs CORPSE
Colonel Connel who had known General Zollicofer In
wssb gon asked be permitted to see the corpse and
| went With him. He lay in tent wrapped in an army
blanket, his chest and left arm and side exposed
tall rather slender man, with thin, brown hair, high
forehead somewhat bald Roman nose firm wide mouth,
andclean shaved face. A pistol ball had struck him la
the breast little above the heart killing him instantly
His face bore no expression such is usually found on
those who fall in battls-no malice, no reckless hate
not even shadow CT physical pain. Il was calm pla.
cid, nob,e But never looked on a countensuoe 50
marked with sadness. deep objection bad settled on
it, "The low cares Of the mouth" were distinct IN the
drcop at its corners and the thin cheeks showed tbs
wasting which comes through disappointment and uou
bls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
From n. Nev Or'snni Pi9Gyars.
BARBARIrY OF LlNCOLNITE TROOP

tseeIs almost incredible that such conduct as Is de-
tailed in the folio wing letter could possibly occur In
country protesting to be civilized. and in this age OF the
world Yet have the brsI authority for believing the
narrative IN all It's hideous details to be nothing more
nor less than the exact truth.
clergyman of the Epso5psl Church. resident in one
Of the parishes of this Sae in note to the Rev. Mr.
Mott the editor OF tho Church Intelgencsr pabshed at
Raleigh North Carolina, a0king for its publication In
that journal whence take H. says "the following let
ter was 7. cevsd by krs.--," (~ife Of the clergy.
man alluded to "from her sister She has two single
sisters living at the old homestesd tso and half miles
from Alexandria, Virginia, on the 0ccoquan road II is
no,t sad and heartrending In ts details and perhaps
Aay be Of service TO our Gauss, II published"
We comply with the request Of reverend gentleman
Of the Eoiscop Church. In this city, to reproduce the
letter In onr columns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

yITANTED.-The undersigned wishes TO hire good wood
w cutters aad charcoal burners work short distance IRON
the city. Persons having hands OF this d.sSnPon sp
pyto Thon n. "sS
del3-N Al H. and r. X = omee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

sense of honor justice TRUTH and have seen hun.
dreds of both men aud Cficers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

VALUABLE IHON PHOPHH ~ FVh
offer sale privately, the Iron pfoptrty Known We
Miller Iroa Works sused Ia the county U Rockingham ntE
Port Reuubc yn l6 miles dtAni ror the Vrsns Getua
Xge ,rton limb suit Bile of coAnns perpo
Of the be eonsru ion, With ootn sster
p1ver snd attached TIE ore banks believed
% be neIhausbe nientto the funaee con AN
quality making the mcs valuable Iro, me
rge on the River has Of the best sat pow
Virginia capable OF mskag desired qlsniy OF non
On ths Or good Grst and saw NIL eomiouss
DyeI Ing Hous all aeceBarT Gus Houses all convenient sad
GOOD re sair The prope ~ his been based Tor hn ana
s,se, are putting the works 10 operation But anioes
s,g 70 close isnes sas 10 sell, and can
an aaaEeuent vith essees 10 turn over TO purchA1
hands stock thai hired an pureha,ed, on
Able terms purchaser wilhaye IN. advantage OF
zeal ring the preen advanced price e lion TO sou,hes
Mn ,orse means We know u ne bstsr opportunity Of
money. ,, ,,-.
dr IS tiarn Crawford, stsu1tor, Va, or John y. Lee
RspIbl c, Virginia ,,,,,,,,>, IN %
,..a o.. J0hkpH SMITH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
RUNAWAY.

30 REwARD.-A negro man named, Gilbert, age
go tween 80 and 50 years-hs color Is black, vh,t
.y under the chin about sx feet high black hs; his eld
log is black coat, and plaid Summer pants bought him
Ockipson Hills Auction room, last Tuesday Hssn eroa
here by gentleman named Dr. Thomas Neal Of Hartford
North Caiolins-e my premises Saturday afternoon,
tween and three O'Clock.
,hs, rsn v,t him NJ A. MYERS,
'snNrns C5 Main street, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
DAVEO \. d. CABELL,
HE1S iND COUNSELLOl
DALLAs FNNAa.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DsAcTCEs IL s ee C7--s % ne eoanvss q Seson 2ni
A-As-,t he I'll l-EI Az laS basaesI entrusted ss
hi1 "a ihc s'iscs-f so1EEls -, .,
49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TN2aE.
pL sAps. ps par Asnuu; ssGs SseSly, 9S WssEy a.
EaFs A9VancL Eeutkaees pAg ee made Al 6e siak ne
P RS n AZ sasss Ehsrs suncoE tGksa en We AApesA
lsasfla tAs Pofl oEes eclia!Eias roasy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
PARRE POINDExTER,

ATT - Il n + y A L l. n w.
RiChmonJ CiGy, Va.
NETuI practice IN al The Courts Eeld N The City Of Richmond
w Audhe counties q Chesterfield, Henreo and PoHhaiAn
:. - ~ ~ Wa 4 o. de20-ly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
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Invol-e a. 900 pages Of Nosici ion Bsnioa
Tfss Putes violin strings 700 Geld Pens, With and Without
h,rd-s; TJOO pArk Playing CaEdI, common and f qualify
dell
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
RICHMOND CoFFKE MILLS.
RAMuEL YOUNGER 4 CO.. .Propr

Coffee Dealers and Tea qerchsnts.
USRoM and after m February nsxt ard during the oiof
ade st and beneficial substitute Tor oolee W,
rovSei for IN. trade aud public And two pound psch
sJund ready These viii he pAeled IN eases or
pound EACH and 70 srt purchasers Ihe r.h pe
,t,te, viii be ~ cts per pound marked the labels
Corner Of slh and Main s,rests, opposite the sYon
Hotel - a.
lA2O-llt'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
J. TEOu PSON GROWN,
kTTORNEX AT LAW.

NsTLL pr1gce II s cul O; ae et IS OF Aeend Aad re
w tsg1uu-g lzt a cg--ei e Hen7eo Aad Shsterteli
I-ss N ssv1's -cE, i p sgs-, reAr stAe G h saa-u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
EUSTACE GIBSON

ATTORNE EY at LAW.
WILL PRsCrISE 10 ths Co@-a Of Gles Mercer Aonroe'
W hcnt-srery aai fuizn tt vi eolee Aad rsnh pane
a. In t,- AZ claims PLACED IN ID hn2da
o.. Giles Ddu-t L1ace, Va UlI-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
BAYNE & ucMURRAN,

HAvE on hard, and are receiving, the felix wing an
III which they invite the attentlou OF the dealet,
Rai ms In whole and hair boxes, Grain and Ground
Ground Ginger, Pepper Sauce, Pckej 10 bbh, Englsh
eg, salarstu, Msiehei Bardines, Adamsnine oandst
payne Wines various brands onsmpslne Cider, Brandy
lies Green and Black Teas Fire Crackers, Dried Appl9
Peaches together with large assortnen ofrooaeeo, Gig
~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
PUnNIsHRD HOUSE FOR RENT

TUyo an acceptable tenant furnished House, uih nine
Is offered for rent; It s susted In quiet part OF
Ani 10 pleasant ighboiho convtn ert 10 the church
construction house. with It's psrieIs, ehsmbers ke
il suitable for the occupancy two fanllei
Poss .s.ion can be ,yen lst February. .
Address, box ali, Richmond. nt-l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

GARDNER WANTED.
yITANTED good Gard er ore who honest and capable
w i.nio Anply n DOVE co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

yayIOs PRlCE CO. have u sto-k-nany llU reese we'd
How Bel Baskets, Grey Arry Bla1kets, lu4 and ~
-h.I ana 81 e g. H-s-1-t Cotton, Brown Gov a
Ot1abur Irish Linen. DAHtsgr rE0g sc. Eegtn' supply
Hars - C1lr an dNEr BACK Beaver Ani Fr-u-H Ca i,
4 HI rcE al o. o-g1 <ss a-tnt tTp11 ani Cl'omluaIo'
rsr r-.t ol-4-I SPOOL rll Lambs No1 IN rs ant Draw
e.. tod Collar sleeves rlc &c, Ac arr post9n of
1I e. - Ea1t tey a. rnlrnIc o. sell a. flrtr prl,cN
rsga-iest " rcseat ac-sd t1ey ds'srninsd 70
a. .asl us Goods recently togh ana sueh A.
Aon sar- -fccu- u- -isd % he heavy adTazse
80 t',- THOMAS 2 PEICE co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

NOR SALE.-12 l'1 fs prime lea, Lara
II luU l1zet rsl0s Candles
los Slice
1H Hh-li y O. Sugu
On tri syr-p
:. boxes Tot. scsp
s. sE-dlrsa
IsI bsa really dl- Ifish Potktas1
go hbls Crush SlEgr
ts bas PoE.lsrei a
So Flis Rys Wliskv, ve1rs Old
g. b5iI prr- Corn WlLky
Nl 90 Apple b-kntv
$50. D. Seglrs, some very rls
~ BOXES Lfucahurg Manufactured Tobacco
g. casss " N11-e's Snos.1g do
t-u kegs O.i % nn'51 Nslls, -
Is's JlHNs ~ 11UN9k2 OrEY. ~ DeH- 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

DAKRR,S PREMIUM BIT rEHS. the bsh
for Dyspepsia for sale 10 all quzrtues ~ MEADE
KERS Drug store, iSB Main Street, cor. above p o.
NOR saLE-Just received and for sale, 1000 lbs Bee
$50 lbs Country soap; boxes starch; box Brown s9
bbls Tyro Extra Floar. HUNTk JAht5
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-13
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. Q,

TUESDAY EvEEIEG, Dec. 8, 1862.
WHEAT-Unchanged with sales of Sc sacks
at $4,000; 81 do at 92c; 500 do, in lots, at csc;
66 1t %; 759 do at 81 ,05; 06 and 1875 1t same,
and 800 at stc@$l ,06 p bu. - III
FLOUR-In more demand at previous prices,
with sales of 80 bbls low grade at a; "a super
ine at 81, 40; 80 do at $4,2t; 200 at $3.50; 800
single extra, at $4,62i; 100 do at $4,75; 80 at
"a, 80; Is at S.; $50 double extra at 81, 80; 600
and $50 at the same.
CORN-No sales to-day. ~. z es, = @
gOATS-S5O SKIS ct 60c; $50 at IS; IS at 81;
and 3. 600 bushels and 10000 bushels private
renortedH to be at 65c, with the privilege of
storage. .[S,Tu,E
RYE-s5 sacks at SIC per bushel, and sacks
CoTToN-About6 SO bslessold, in lots, at 5sc
per pound. 9 Fft1IJ $40 - 4 .G II
: HEMP-Late liberal receipts have put varie.
tv of qualities on the market, and prices range
yidely: 40 bales and lot sold at $s0@S4; ll6
at 500: 20 at 300; 29 at sos; 374 at sos; ~
at SLIP: "a dressed at $204920 ~ bales
hacked tow, uncovered, at 500, and 56 do, Gov
cred, at $lO2 per ton. @ :,
WHISKY 20, So and 60 barrels sold at SOC
per gallon. ;,
ROPE-Although quoted nominally at :, ana
over, sales can't be made over 5ac. ~ :.
BAGGING-There was late sale OF round
lot Of $50 pieces at l34c. In smaller way quo
tations are l4@l6c yer yard.
HIDES-Stesdy at tic per pound for dry
fjnt.