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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02
SEVEN YEARS AGO.

SEVEN YEARS AGO.
Seven years ago, in the inception Of tn,
slaveocratic conspiracy against Kansas,
chivalric Southern Representative made ,
murderous assault upon Charles Sumner in
the Senate Chamber. There was but Z
feeble baud of Senators who sympathixed
with the victim of that brutal bully, and
several Northern Senators excused the
act and justified its perpetmtor. Most
of the NorthernStates were Democratic,
and the leaders Of the Democracy Of the
North were in sympathy with their
'SouAhen brethren
The conspiracy against Kansas, inaugu-
rated during Pierce's Administration, was
prosecuted with great vigor by all depart
ments of the Government under Buchan-
an. In the meantime the people Of the
North were aroused. The people Of Iowa,
being neighbors to Kansas, felt deep in
terest in keeping her soil, uncon,aminated
with slavery, as home for their children,
and At the first blast of the conflict they
rose in their might and hurled the Loco
focos from power. The revolution in
public sentiment progressed until COM
plete change was effected throughout the
North. When nj the commencement
there were but two anti Democratic States,
at the close there was not one thoroughly
Democratic State left. Governors, Legis.
lators and Congressman all felt the power
OF the change Of public sentiment, and
finally President was elected by uni
ted Northern vote.
Kansas is a free State in the Union.
with able Senators in the Capitol,- aud
Charles Sumner is amongst the honored
leaders Of the dominant party. Theslave
oligarchy, defeated in the councils of the
nation, on the plains Of Kansas, and at the
ballot-box, have plunged into bloody
treason, and the sympathizing Northern
leaders of the Democracy have sunk into
insigni6cance or drifted into the onward
current Of popular sentiment.
In the early days, and during the pro.
gress OF this struggle, there were giants
in the party, both North and South, whose
utmost energies were put forth to check
and stay and roll back the '.heady cur
rent of popular enthusiasm for an idea
Gone idea" they called it, in vain. If
from such small be ginnings against such
adverse influences and opposed by such
puissant champions this idea has marched
on to such great victories in so brief be-
rod, what presumption for petty conserv-
ative pigmics to start upon the arena to
stayits onward march. After the trumpet,
the clarion and the bugle blast have sound.
ed In vain, it has not hitherto been Gus
tomary in the battles of the world TO re-
sort to footing horns Still We confess to
mingled sentiment of pity peryading the
ludicroas associations which arise in our
mind when We think OF one of these valor-
Gus, conservative, constitutional little
politicians arraying himself against the
onward march Of the ideas of the age, and
while (like the fellow who saw sturdy
little bull squaring himself for ssset-to"
with an approaching locomotive on rail.
road track we admire his pluck, we don't
think much of his discretion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02
Washington, March 81.

The Secretary Of the Navy has received
= dispatch from Commodore Dupont, da-
ted of Mosquito Inlet, Florida, March "a,
giving detailed account Of an affair ut
that place, by which Lieut.. Commanding
Budd and Acting Master Mather and
three men were killed. 1t appears that
about forty men, in boats, went up the
Inlet and were fred at from ambush, BY
which the above mentioned were killed,
and several we're wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02
PRrSOM Brow nj owls. Ro ok.

Cincinnati April /.
Parson Brownlow has accepted the lib
eral offer of Mr.. Childs, the eminent Phil
adelphia publisher and at the Parson s
request, . copy Of the book will be given
to the editor of every paper in the coun-
try, SO that they can see what it costs to
be loyal in seceshdom. Editors will ap-
ply to Geo. W. Cailds, Esq, Philadel-
phia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02
Winchester. March Al.

The following additional names are
samong the wounded: First Lieut.. Thos
Starchmsn; Sergeants Edwin Swain, and
+. Fash; Privates Patrick Mallory, Jacob
kaust, Peter Keifert, Jas. Simpson, JAS.
W. Cleighton. slightly, Dan. McDowell,
slightly, VIM. Miller, Phillip Lippard, J..
Nollen, VIM. Frank, Joseph Goodall, Jas.
Hunter, Alonzo viz, Fred. Lainphooshick.
+. d. Haflen, Alfred Coleman. Alone
Carnahan, slightly, Chas. Peel, slightly,
Teddy Vaughan, Martin Hayre, 1T. "a.
Bulshar; Corporals Henry Teal, Charles
Lapp, Henry Gastrill, Jno. G. Edwards,
W.. F. Sands, fhos. Aiken aud Charles
Cord
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02
Strssburg. March 81

Strssburg. March 81.
About 1000 rebel soldiers made their
appearance TIVE miles beyond our picksts
to-day Our nearest regiments drew mp
IN line Of battle, awaiting their attack,
but declining TO go beyond our lines. -
The rebels made no attack upon 10 yss-
iepday. but threw several shells into the
camp of The Massachusetts, ed regiment.
The rsbsh wers subsequently driven away
81 The appearance Il our adxance. .
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Fort Monroe. March Al

= WV MOuIV0, M2rCh OF.
All quiet here to-day. Capt. Zover Of
the AeroDautie department makes bal
loon Reconnaissance to-day. This is the
first made here since last summer.
A boat containing five we'll known Sc
cessionists was captured on the james
River, above Newport News, yesterday,
transporting produce and stores for the
rebel army.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02

THE GREAT EXHIBITION BUILDING.
The building Of the great exhibition in
London has been insured for f450, 600,
and the insurance paid was 93,O37. The
building covers over twensy-one and .
quarter acres, and its internal capacity ex-
ceeds sixty millions cubic feet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02
False Report.

Louisville, March 81.
There is no truth in yesterdays specisl
from indianapolis to the Cincinnati papers,
alleging the capture Of Col. Curran Pope
and . few other federal officers By the reb-
els, and defining the position Of Gen. Bn-
ellis forces.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02
Baltimore, March 81.

The last rail completing the Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad was laid, ten miles west
Of Harper's Ferry, Saturday night, since
whom four hundred loaded cars have
passed over the road. Nearly 200 cars
il!lsl viii western produce, loaded :. tho
Ohio river, have reached Baltimore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02

live are requested TO announss Tho nans fsA m
McEvENY candidate for City Marshal At the en-.
suing election
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02
k,or City MARSHAL.

II We are authorized TO announce JAMES CxLRf
- ! candidats far City Masshal.
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Washington, March 81.

The House, in Committee of Whole,
has acted upon II sections of the 100 OF
the tax bill. The former embrace the
general provisions of license, manufactur-
err articles and products, auction sales,
carriages, watches. pianos, billiard tables,
plate, slaughtered cattle, hogs and sheep.
The Senate confirmed the following
nominations to-day: Stephan S. Hard
ing, Of Indiana, tcb be Gov. of Utah; VIM.
Slade. of Ohio, Consul at Nice; Delavan
Bloodgood, Surgeon in the Navy, vice
Chase, who was placed on the retired list;
besides large number of Asst. Surgeons;
also VIM. G. Wheeler, Francis G. Dade.
VIM. L. Stamm. VIM. ] Saunders, A. j.
korsted and John Green to be Chief
Engineers in the Navy.
A number of promotions and appoint
ments in the Marine corps are confirmed,
including Major Delany to be Colonel,
Major Ward Maston to be Lieut.. Colonel.
Abram T. Nye, Of California, Register Of
the land Office at Stockton, Frank Sigel,
Of Missouri, Asst. Adjt. Gen. of Volun-
teers.
The following is an extract from pri-
vate letter from London to an agent in
Washington, describing the debate in Par
lament on the American question:
MIR. Mason. who was on the tory side
of the House, did not like the way it went.
The Members who were near him Ma
SOM say that he cheered when Mr.. Lind
say, in the course Of his speech, attacked
Secretary Seward. This puts him in an
awkward fix. When / remember his ty.
rannical, insolent bearing in the U. s. San.
ate, it was sweet revenge to see him, soli-
tary and alone during the debate. Only
one or two men went near him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02

Ed. CATS CITY Please announce my name - Z
candidate for recollection 70 the once Of City Aarsha
1t the coming Charter Election.
u. II. RocKEFELLER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02
\ TTENTION !!


BY virtue Of Chapter 10 Of the Laws Of lows passed
BY the LEGISLATURE 1t ~ present session, snd IN
sesi Tag Of two mills the dollar the valuation
Of kesl and Personal Property for A, d. 1851, and Is
10 intended 70 he part Of the Taxes Of said year
Said Tax 10 now levied, and the books placed In my
snds for esilccen. Those holding Tax Receipts for
A. ID. le6l requested Forward and pay this
addtional Tax aud those who sot hold receipts for
the taxss Of said ear, invited TO call and them
The Federal TAX must be paid BY the day Of June
A. ID. l662. r. II. ALLYN,
marg7.d4w Collector
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02

~. CARS ERR: Please announces The naEs u ".
A. ADAiR. ~ : candidate for City Marshal q NJ
sasuins dsart4S election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Fer MAYER.

We are authorised TO announce H. N. WILBUR -
candidate FOR Mayor OF the city AT the ensuing
Einn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02

BY TELEGRAPH.
Afternoon Report.
NEW YORK SPECIALS.

New York, March 81.
Heralds special states resolutions are
soon to be introduced in the Senate, ask
ing the Secretary of State for report
upon the reciprocity and fishing treaties
with Great Britain, and also asking for
statistical information respecting the i'm
ports and exports in detail since the treaty
went into operation, and the amount OF
trade between this country and the CO.
lonies that Congress may have the infor-
nation necessary to take proper action
upon the tax bin, as we'll as to determine
upon the proposed action regarding the
treaty.
Col. Dultasen, of the Garibaldi Guard
was put under arrest by order of General
Sumner last Saturday, charged with neg
leet Of duty in permitting his regiment
to plumber the residents in the neighbor-
hood of his Camp.
Times Dispatch
1t is ascertained on examination that
the Asst. Secretary Of the Navy, Fox, IS
soon at it was known the Nashville had
run in at Beaufort, N. c., telegrsphed to
every gunboat Of the Navy that was
available to proceed forthwith to that port
to prevent her escape. All urgency was
expressed in his dispatch. but by run
OF i'll luck not one reached her destination
in time to do any good
The prospect is excellent for the pas.
sage of the bill for the completion of the
Stevens battery. The amendment of the
Senate referring the matter to the judg-
ment OF the Secretary OF the Navy was
merely meant As respect to that depart
ment it not being contemplated that the
Secretary would veto a bill deemed so
important. The Secretary prefers not to
have the responsibility placed on him BY
the language of the bill and it is probable
that he will request the amendment re:
ferring the matter to him stricken out
The department is anxious to have every
thing in the way of improvement of iron
clad ships fully tested.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02
man5-d
NOTICE TO SCHOOL OFFICERS
IN OF THE RESPECTIVE TOWNSHIPS

CLERKS OrVIcE, LEE Couxrs IowA.t
Fl Madison, March seth, '62. |
The annual disiribnsion ~ school money viii be
mAds on Monday the eth Of April I6Ga at which time
the notice and warrant for each respective Township
Or Corporation District will be ready for delivery. II
viii BE- necessary that tho President Of each District
before Feccivtng anch warrant preeeut this Office
his certificate q election and qnarncation.
ERIE }. LEECH,
Clerk ID. G, x cx on. Clerk Board Sup
mar28 d3w BY CHAHLss Doxsa, deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-02
Rome, March Is.

The Pope has been i'll for the past week
His strength has been much prostra
ted, and he has suspended his audiences
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.rnnEAos OF DEPART.

r. a..
q - afsNTs AND ANrs.-I would beg 70 In ute ne
ol tas Hssds " Departments Of he Vzroa1 oshenSl o.
,v---out Of lie CcnfuierAte 3atsa, nov In Aehnonl
~ i-y 49, er-u1gye o. Hooks, PAPER staIoH-
cry, Envelopes, Blank Books, ae.' Ehieh VII
f1sn.sl Ls1 ~ fair prc-a- $500 - NJ. 4,
Iklg AaAst % ~ ostA6lshent "a eEteesye sooA hlno
y e prepared - lEsSate Binding, ana me
ar Efs oil syery description he best mAnle And a. VT
- 80, ~ 49, A. hoRRIs,
Puhusher and Bookseller,
Ia 81 AAir street, Nchnond, Va.
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- FHE FAguEtSs ~ saEsUsSss,
, tsNs CEGUN fiOa 81,

FJR raE SAis uF NsGEOAs.
mr. l-Iers hs IA- c1uslc- The Arcuca bus1
O.. Thsss'E 30 SATEuEs O. me Au,u0n Room yrAnEl
q e Z. lslsIv rc-r.llt b.. lLres 1 aaEiCRf.
re SCI 10Th peblcY Pryatrly, and soicts tt
.ge o. us -i-is md ne p1bhe sCnsry. He pig4sei h
30 ar5uo,- ne Interest ~ his patrons sal nNteTs h-st
. o NJ i,-x -Kperlee 10 he trade nc vii b. enabled l.
Usl.a hyest AzKs. prices He vii aAEv liberal advance
ar1pe-ty lI--s-l Is prepared q board pStons
s q '5e t-A1s Art Ac heir ssrvAatsNAyns ample Gccor
-1itt.-s 20 bot4. L u sfuAEs,
o. TrsalTr 81 door bsov Wal street
t-.ufs.h rrN
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APRIL, 1851,

DRY GOODS.
u 1gOTANrs visu d city view OF ,Aklng ParohAses
III aFs respectfully solicited 70 examine cur SsooA " -
GOODS. We Ter :5r
100 sass Brouo anss.insI Rad hhrtinSAs
40 OBnabarks,
4 csara Nskehsd SheeEngs sad shlrUngA
sirles PAID z1d Striped Osnabarg1,
- pieces striped Aad klsit poaesuCl, or issNasN
= cltgles T1cknga
- Deaius and striped 2h-EtingL
= - u.s. sses Fancy Printz,
C1tllaies,
10 Colorel CNaArlcA
IS Sszslsky Jcanl and Tv-edl
And ss Heavy ant klae Laens Tor yea
-, ics sLaeas, LaEns, Pisin striped and Etabrod
"a ssrs-gs s PoPHns, C5th1, Uls1nereA Fesngs ke A.
- - ELLErr q DSEW2Y,
No. II Pearl street,
gichncoA. VI.
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WING.
"a. oaly wing an RIehmOnd--PaS 'hs Car
riers.

Ebe DaIly WING m hichnOne-ES
riers.
-, gsst demand for the DAILY wHIa within ire ei.J'
-. ~ regular as 5y transient readers and the dlin
.g Of sat ,c,Oriy supplying both e'sses OF readers
b, earring system adapted only to Ofice saoSe'ie
dion AYE induced US to resort to the only feasible
rsie OF managing large city circulation, to wit 'Oa
OF s,5aymsr. 10 he Carriers From this date, mere
fo, no sl5scr for the wsIs to be lett WITHIN ''e
civ all be taken a. this Office and all persons indebted
70, subscription 70 the present time, within the ciy are
rsrssd 70 call a. Lhs cfee and settle 'hsir accounts.
The Carriers vii, Of course continue to deliver the pa
pr 10 t1, rrasua. subscribers and receive pay Tor tne
same a, t5, rate Of ft,een cents per week. The Puohe
u r5v understand that all restriction upon the sale o,
IN, wua b7 Carriers within the ei'y IS removed Sn0
aha, Al Who want il nay buy it from the Carriers or nave
4, M for them at ther residences or places OF business
C.-,.,E-r i6,8 1851.
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JsssCsss E'VE u slsaSE.aESllS
-.-.----.-----n ---.-- ~

--.s.9ls i,s NJ fA Trade, Cazprtugs, on CoEs M
- t-- l-rfal 1fI, CcguccE md Baais, HintoS shGe
~ rcl-l carried iNr an hots Tor sale :. az fsccl
~ Jzta a. u5 A.tre.es 1ais &c order - fcc nc
~. -s2sr N s ly o. coan;g - sr9sr #'Ii
-
- THE FASuEtEs ~ szssUsNsA
r1rV ,s,. o. Fssu t- Safiisra md s:sisShAy
-g i11ess oa'- permanent, y1l I'll - gr-1t ness1r-
s. nee. 60 tlrv S31sa 81 BTFTEE, al 1av2g seec
90 sr.aaHvy os Aly Tes m hAti % bl1inas taks
Ed, y OF s1sy ~ he pr.p icly o. Dtstns y51r butter vs
r- aeL1I "a u pats lg ap n tabs .Argef a. n tCs
VA re o-o l. I'D sad mN-Eet SOFA A. e. packing yor
,,sg eaz 5si be blessed G. receive On colssanen' o.
arH tsosns tss sirhes3 market price and deal
rey 1. mi lIsl y1l gon.s g. ths lou,-t - rkei pr
60 p5saIuE fcs whatever 1sy be sent ne
an --i nNss 70 ne interest Of ootl ne AFnrf
ry.ct Isoli se r- r=c=iye any other claLuJ
rg-ce uy Pr'n'pA oJsct ~ AL ar PAfEr aA Al,el
% ID arr raEny Lar>s apples have seat hsrec'gre
O.. ~, south NIrta, ht nave Al ta-uJsit cur
usl 1--WE The fact lAi lave beea sngased
D. 1lnrss city tlr he last airyy ave Al AsE
Esl-'-1lng c3lti.ai o. sly.ls sAAsfa,tlya
.AagSOS JONES, gent
Grocer sad OUn1ii Ion AerelA1b
sz--ike Cor E-in zui sti SIS, Act n"-t Va
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sHkRIS PATENT
Golfer HARROW.
v1Trpv,,s he attention Of ,hs EARNING Community

which has been tried By many yrAe FARMERS and
by them 70 be very best InpeneLt yet made for
he and FOR seeding grGn, and eEeetuAl covering
fer seeding doing the work OF sir single row.
hEVe right for the etate Of Virgil Is
sSuufActung tie ensuing pee Iu in'
a. sTA7inAhOh OF n'n- etoRaE WATT O.
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ESTABy
QroReE wArrad

" ara.e pstents =
embrace the most ~
nent, three Of which
Is years, and aAyiss Be-
Riehnoni, 9 certificate CT
oRITY IN PL0ws, One hisisS
State Fair, Premium "a c.s
awarded at all the preceding Isa
Within two months past he has
nenis, and ve now Invite all In war
respect superior 70 al others, 70 @
Fresh and Prims Garden and Yield 81
for sale on cur usttl aooonfs odlting /
eel One seuxre Bslov Ixah az
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MANUFACTURER
SAVINGS BANK.
SHATTERED BY TIE LRGISLAl URE OF VIRGINIA.
TpJHIS INSTITUTION viii receive Deposl.ss, which an
Interest per cent per Annup paid or AL
deposte han months tnd ave per cent vnsn
rem aiming . shorter period.
OEroz-At the Hardware Store OF J. sBTor Co., u Main
,sst ana AZ s BANKING House Of Il. hiONr Co., corner
n.ln ana Wan V,rss,a G. HoRTuAh, PresidsnL
q. RlKE2, Jr, Secretary.
q J. HINTON. TsaIara.
DIRRcreRs.
RAE MANLY, Wa. rsyior,
Jno. II. GrsGntf, Oornenus cTsv,
IA n TAlboy Wm. Holt Rohar dso1,
HlrAn N smH, A. W. OonAai,
4 Turpin 10. J, Christian,
OhAs Talbot. VIZ koe,
Anson RiehArdl, frfafhn btsernt -
Rlehuond, ltlh September, 1eoG. tls
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ZINE LIQUORS.
w har,"
LOO cases nne Claret Wine
% bssfet1 0hsppsgns Wine
casku nne French Brandy
ssdes alarge lot Of vsry phsr cd wiaes and Brands
Questionable 10 age and parity having hesp bought bond
Also, London Porter Scotch Ale sh s,d Scotch wsky, Oh
Jamaica Rum &C. Our stock Of Virgins Rye whisky comprises
most Of the best trGnd part Of which very old aud peror
all OF which viii sell :. small advance, IN lets 10 suit
chassfs. I0BSSOH YOUNGER 0TEY,
IslS No. ID Pear. ssreci Rlohnopd. Va
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DOCKS AND STATIONERY.

wv. RANDOLPH,
I2i Maio street,
Has made large additions TO his stock by recent puchssts
5000 Military Works by the best authors 800 sndard and NILS
eeaneous novels cheap and Library binting Travels Boa
ply and history 200 Bibles lse and sma common and fney
binding: 1000 New Teamen so Hymn Books; 200 Prayer
Bock. 1910 Popular shocl Books 100000 MANILA Bluff Blue
and white Envelope $50 Resus Note Letter. Cap and koho
Post Paper 1000 B.ns sooLs such Ledger Jons Cash.
Invoice Day ok Ac 10000 psges Of husc Violin, Bano',
nfe FLUTES von Strings &C: 200 Gold Pens With and Without
handles TGO packs Playing Cards. and first quality
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nE.YT A. JAnEs,
Richmond, Vlrginia,

RichIaond, Virginia,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHASTS,
Aal Assa s'r % Manufactured AID smoking Tobacco
80, ,,-.s--, -,ysi5. ..,s sel2-Sn
-gyrrr' g-pab',An, stanton Spectator and Freder
,s-l -. NrEi VII spy 4al send e.l 70 VOC W.
-,gVAE - Nos % y,S''tlCErJ-. r1N "a, Foo
, nn-avi1s.. the Condition OF Horses Az
t.sl = sag eppsLle AID Relieving ten o. oSs
N g5-,s Irlt and Distsngrr, and al D5eass
o sTrss IS suoiet lt-ra y This Hone Tonic s.y's
m =, .pps glossy u hRr Ald De len on htsf
49, ~ q l. 1y-l t101t Is t1rg hack % his nEsl poor
rs-Hu51 al H=sa glsi sgisrsyey h-ce - '1rodncuo-
a.. ysa-s city knt al rsEts q The STATE OF vi
~ s8-- rzr5al Se~ an n AIN 81 every quarter VI
t-s -.1la--Aad he demand s sttiIy Increasing.
M diva universal satisfaction A. iA A. we
.B-r -s 1r-a ascaAn u can De ootAlned ~ tt
.-- 1, Ibis l. state ami OF jas r hONAi Drug
r f soc Fs5ors.1r an3 aanuAc ;urrr -
- EsgARE CNPSl Military Cspsi! Iya
Lak rrpLvT ,Is, Woo R.s ant Retail, - the MIMI
zrt no -- .saeriy, BIS stock Of Honc &Anaaeturso
D, --sr as Back Cadet Alt Fatigue style C2ps car
ta. 20 n 81 r-F1i'It on n Ay1'n1e ter rs ~ Ia az ci''
f r-4r.s aa-liA~ seldln I, desired 70 ne Black dtey
-fre H7-r drraol- aad sA-aesi Gap nsnuiAc
tl HA,lx o. s.1t y,'i Eupng o. stock, e .n1fAeure
~ Els ths Wholesale aud &s'll trade viii % column
.sd JNRy DJO4tS so 81 aSa s.rzet N,onoad -, sst0
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

PEcAL notice city and country people In want OF any
a Gooas would DC Nsby calling n Nc. % aAin street
very large stock Of Prns LaEne Jaeonso OfgAn
1e main AZ fvued BGreges black and eoored silks snSSH
- rSartIs blssched and brown Shifting and shestns Cas
-ss sad Kentucky Jeans, striped and donsc er men Ahe
sryapt,; Ladies Caters Morocco Kid and Cssan Shoes
,Is,esi aud Chdrns Shoes OF axe snd quA lnep
md Clifton Goods FOR and boyr Ladies SAX and e
cloves IL cents; Mtis At SIS 70 70 es Linen So
esn,s Irish Linen %, SIX and 50 cents; PaFssoH lhn
md .tpcd Al rs cents Cambria and Jaeonet hsu
nk blue and white TareRn AZ Astonishing low prices the
5aubdc SorSed Bands and Collars al cost AL hose goods
Dove and great many too Numerous 10 mshuon Sast ~
ale Without charging they we're bongh before t
Sar3 rs had e0usnesd Be careful that you come 10 s
ngaa pace NJ - aA4- JOSEPH sTRAUsE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-21

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GENERAL sUPERIETESDENT's or7loE,
RICHMOND, July Glsi, 1851.
Notice to Persons sending Packages to Soldiers at ManAs
sas, StaultGn, &c, sc.
NBE practice OF ssadEg large packages oy the NAL Train,
becoming 10 the Train bes des causing delay,
h nnd cGaon persons 10 conane themselves %
very small PACKAGES they will the risk Of thsr being sn
h. D. wHITCoAD,
au2 General Superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-21

o .. Paving Cards; do Cedar Pencils 1000 q, Steel
pn ns do Ps, Rod. Port honsis, Buck purses
al Pol ,ooks sou doseu tuck and nn Memoir. Boek 70
esthsr vith large assortment Q Stationary. e~