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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-30

The four Yankee expeditions by sea against
the South, have a. yet aocomplishe cd NO thing
important. Their equipment must have af-
forded an immense demand on tho merchant
marine Of the Northern cities, and their con.
ception may be probably due to Yankee cum.
ming. There are mono more rampant for
putting down rebellion and annihilating the
rebels than tho owners Of unemployed vessels
IN Portland. Boston, Now Bedford, New
York, and host Of Yankee ports. Thsysshout
for the Government and exscrate the South
70 some purpose! Tho war II to them har-
vest, ths like OF which they never had. Even
the old whalers Of New Bedford that were
UNIT for sea, were sold TO great advantage
" b ssed In the stone blockade! The mer-
esnary ship owners have certainly done bet
ter with these projects than the Govern
meat. Like the cnspring Of Sin In Ailton's
Paradise Lott" these hear tless Yankees
are eating into the very vttals Of their own
oovsrnnenti Let them eat on
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GROCERIES. &c.
000 BBIS. COMMON WHTSKEY. di.i,lle
LUV In the West,


~ obs. BRANDY, GIN, aud RUM,
70 eighth and quarter casks ApS BRANDY,
20 bDls. GOLDEN SYRUP,
20 hhos. choice N. o. SUGAR,
50 sacks Virginia fine SALT,
s6 G.. A. SALT,
50 bags COFFEE,
so casks ALE aad PORTER,
so hslf-chests and small box a extra quality
Gunpowder TEA,
100 bbls. Refined SUGAR, all grades,
40 Crushed and Powdered SUGAR,
100 half bbls. Family Roe AERKIN0S
~ bbls N. C. and Halifax Out hERkIN0S,
New LARD ana BACON,
SO kegs B4carb. SODA,
SO boxes aod 20 bags PEPPER.
100 kegs pure WHITE LRAD,
sou bags Biackeye PEAS,
100000 CIGARS, various brands
l00 boxes SOAP.
Is baskets OLIVE OIL,
20 Cases SAROINE3,
" bbls. Stuart's Mountain WHISKEY,
x00 basket. and cases Mumm & Co.'s, Chas.
Heidsick's and other brands of fine
CHAMPAGNE WINE,
300 boxes Manufactured TOBACOO
Starch. Wrapping Paper. Fig Blue, Blacking, In,
digo, Matches, Yeast Powders, Flour, all arsdes:
Peach, cherry, aad Bisckbsrry brandy.
For sale by VIM. b. JONES CO..
is30-l2t 18th st.. between Main and Gary.
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q ETR0POLJTAN HAIL.

M HEADQUARTERS OF FUN.
The SOUTHERN HARAONIANS perform every
evening, with an entire change Of Programme -
Do not fall to witness the 0RRAT NOVELTIES
which will be produced New SONGS, DANCES,
BURLEsQUES. DRAMAS, WITIOIS Nj, &C.
Nvseybody should 80 Nile A N ELLA WALLACE
In the peeilous feat of walking the TIGHT ROPE.
the entire length Of tho buildng (l42 fset,) from
This u the hrst time for many years. this great
feat has been attempted. and should be Witnessed
By every one. She will also perform some choice
pieces ON the Violin, accompanied BY Mr.. BUCK.
LEY Of the Mslodians.
Tickets IS cents-ressrved ssats 50 cents.
Doors open ct Z, performance to commence ct
o'clock. Box ohace open from 10 4. n. tin p.
~ aH-n
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The reports concerning this grand marine
expedition have been 20 contradictory that
people may we'll begin to doubt whether
there 10 ouch IN expedition at all-indsed the
Inland ssaa Of the North State are In danger
q tosing their old reputation ~ realities
ana coming TO b considered ~ merely lima.
sinafy Creations OF the vaporous brains OF
lake ports. We learned In childhood 70 re-
spect with sort Of a1sononats regard Old
Famlico, whose ou0Qaes We have traced 20
often on the map; bat the dear old sound has
fallen into the hands Of those whose reports
are like the tales Of idiots, "full Of soxsd and
Jury. signifying nothing" The "rsliabls gem
ueman" has never before 70 much damaged
aa' own reputation; and he has thrown =
mythical cloud over svsrything from the sea
Aaors Of North Carolina. It Will b many days
before he can get the pabiic ear. and long will
nat many headed citizen remain incredulous
about news from "Pamiico Sound"
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The Plot Thlckens.

The plot Of the great crusade Of Yankee.
dom for the subjugation Of the South thick
ems a. the "ffth act' OF the drama pro-
crosses. The curtain has risen upon that
act, rs we believe, and the play will 60 on
with tolsrabls rapidity to the denousment in
which the villain Is exposed and punished.
and the wrong rightsd.
The Northern press has been for weeks on
the tp-toe Of expectation. They have re-
psated with increased energy tho OF. herald.
I'd prediction that the rebels would be, In a
few days, surrounded, and rebellion crushed
out. They have predicted falsely 20 many
times about the onward movement Of their
grand armies, and the striking Of the final
blow, that little faith II to be put In what
they say; but the wolf may come at last
however often the false warning may be re-
peated. Prom the signs apparent in the
naval pre- parations, and the movements and
the mau0uvsrins Of the land troops OF tbs
enemy, 1t may be fairly inferred that the
threatened blow IL soon to come. It Is
probably, only delayed now by the condition
Of tho roads. Yesterday was a bright sunny
dAy, and sues, day brings ont the adder
A fsw Of such days wo uld make an improve
fssrt N lac roads and bring ON some night
ing; but. whether this be the case or not. we
may fairly infer that the next sixty day,
via be marked by some very bloody battles
Aincoindom staggsrs under a load of deb1
and grows desperate at tho waning Of public
Don dence at tae North In the Government,
and the army. Longer delays will be, il
their opinion, fatal. The credit Of the Gov
ernmsnt tho confidence Of tho people, mus
be revived by bold movement. Even Lore
John Russell has declared that the absence d
asreat victory for the Fsderalists by tn,
last Of January will be "a tai to tho Govern
ment
Tho blow will. therefore, soon fall; but ",
shall Be we'll prepared TO parry it, and dea
the enemy ono which he will not rscovel
from 20 easily. Yet 1t bshooves our peopl,
70 arouse themselves from the lsthargy OF
long repose and elevate themselves to q leve
with the exigency-that they shall fully I'M
derstand the desperate and expiring strusgl.
Of the enemy, and meet 1t with that vigol
and resolution which are necessary to resist
and defeat him. We have the power, w
have the courage, We have the resolu tien
Nothing viii enable the enemy to make
Roadway, and gain important advantages
but the apathy Of prolonged inactien.
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LATEST FROM SAVANNAH.

Position Of the Federal Fleet - Provision
Boats Fired Upon-E.Gort to Remore Rirer
O6strnctiOns
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r 90 Ki-Just received, BY express,
IL 70 dozen Plated Table SPOONS,
80 dozsn Plated Tea SPOONS,
IS do. Plated Desert SPOONS,
50 do. Plated Desert and Table FORKS,
For sale, st small advance, BY
STEBBINS, PULLkN & TO-,
il SoASt Corner eth ana Broad sts.
NANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
4 good supply Of Aae fancy brands TOBACCO,
suitable for 0atlEs Of the army. on eonsignmsnt,
Aee ssls ty sAHL 2: HICKS:
ja30-lns 6hockos SIP.
nUT1W1Y-00 1EWARD.-HENfY.
n, bright malatto boy, about sixtsen years
Old. about Avs fbet SIX inches high. this fAcs,
large mouth, and spare body; had on when
ho jefs dark mixed clothes. and . brown talt
hat. one ode fastened up with brass Dtli-
tnry ornament. The shove reward VIII -
e1ven for his dolivery to me-, or whore ! can
ct HIN. fifsy dollars II caught ont % eAis
city Or Vicinity. $3.50.
I MAJOR r, q. KULlA00
Oos1sr 81 - anA 1oasshel! :treess
- &-1Dt2sW3t 3aeoUoQ4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-30

Hampton 0a1eEeSs.
Wswould call special sttsntion TO the SO.
ond lecture In the regular winter oourss,
which comes OF tonight In tie 1secturs
3oom Of the Broad etrsst 1stAodlst ChsSch
tDr. Dogsstts.l b. Rsv. John O. AeOabes p.
y. The chssastsr Of The lecturer, VIE Aas
ooenpae4. at various times. the lecturers
stand In several Of oar large cities, including
NE Smithsonian Institute. Wsshisgtons And
me subject. Popular prsashtag. popular
prseehsrs. And average hsarsrs," should, Of
usnsslvss, ssenSs . fail and appreeiefivs
audience. But, il aAllttoa - this. ~ learn
taat The prosssds Of tAis evenings lecture
"au - specially appsouriaaed y 10 bensot
"a 1aapess sUGbrsss. We bsspeak ~
~ OCCASION . fall heuDe.
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81 bbls. Corn Whiskey; 100 bbls Rye and
Rectified Whiskey.
10 bbIs old Apple Brandy; 6 bbls. old
Peach Brandy.
10 bbls. Blackberry Wine.
70 bushels Dried apples.
10 bushels Navy Beans.
10 bushels Peas.
bbls. Chestnufs.
bills. Beesw1x ~t-iS~ '~-e7 assa
bbls. Empty Bottles.
lot prime nQW Lard.
Is cases prime 4Qfdeaux Olive OIL.
800 bbls. Floury hoice brands,) Family,
Extra, and erfne.
500 pckgs. Manu10tured Tobacco, all styles
and grades.
$50 bushels Orchard Grass Seed.
IS lbs. prime Shoe Thread.
loo reams Wrapping Paper, asst sizes.
81, 900 Domestic and Havana Cigars.
In store and for sale BY
r Il. ROBETS
ia S1-3t* Corner Gary and 18th sts.
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/ AO T q 4 4.

III AoTuRs.
fhs second Lecture Of tho course for the b.ne.
At of the Volunteers in the field, viii be delivered
on THURSDAY evening next. the S0th instant,
1t o'clock, in the Lecture Room of the Broad
Street Methodist Church. corner Of Broad and 10th
streets, by Rsv. JOHN G. ACCABE d. d. Sub
ject-"Pcpular Preaching popular Preachers and
Average Hearers"
Tickets for course, admitting q lady and gentle
man. Five Dollars, single tickets Fifty Cents-to
be had at the Bookstores, 1t Asade 4 Bakers, at
q. T. Robinsons, and at the door ON the evening
Of the Lecture. ja N-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-30
THE MARVELLOUS TOM

The NEGRO BOY PIANIST
The Wonder of the World,
A Musician, Composer,
Singer, and Orntor-
Will give two of his m ost agreeable enter
tainments THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVE
NINGS next, At the African Church.
Doors open at ST O'Clock; Concert COM
mences at u O'Clock.
70 cents.
A MATINEE on SATURDAY. Doors open
at IL O. o'clock commence 1T IL O'Clock, pre-
cisely. ia 29-4t* r. H. OLIN ER.
~ o N u E r T.
The FOURTH CONCERT Of the Ladies
and Gentlemen Amateurs will be given on
TUESDAY, February 4th, at the Second
Baptist Church, Rev. DR.. Seely's,) corner Of
Main and 9Th SITS for thu Benefit Of the Vol
unteers from Western Virginia. No post
ponement ON account Of the weather. ia std
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rEpIRAL ourRAsns IN rssxxsszs

Tho knoxVille Re6istsr says that the late
Federal victory NJ somerset has slim ula,ed
the ensmy to commit the most d.spe1a
outrages In East Tennessee. Several horrid
murders have already been perpetratsd in
Anderson county. The tory population Of
Green county Is Also reported to be again
threatening the Southern men, ana many evil
r0salts are expected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-30
An U1Em HN.EA.
DIUHMOND VARIETIES.

InIS EVENING, Jan. soth, 1867, first night
OF tho great moral Drama of YOUTHS
TEMPTATION or, SIX DEGREES OF
CRIME.
Dance. Miss MARY PARrINGrox.
Popular Song. .Mad'lle BoIsvRRr.
And A HOLE IN THE WALL. See pro-
gramIne. ia 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-30

q EV EN- HOUSES AND LOTS, AND
- SEVERAL VACANT LOIS. IN TIE
TOWN OF SIDNEY, AT AUCTION. We
will sell upon the pIashjes, ou THURSDAY. ,hs
10th day OF January, ecpraorc!ns a. 4 o'clock, 2.
NJ, in the order acvsr;ssd:
/. Four Brick tsromeots on ths West sids Of
Cherry Etfses, Soath OF sae Westham Plank
Road.
2. Three Brick Tsasner.s on Cumberland st..
adjoining the above
3. Fifty feet Of vacant ground OH Cu,aSs r!and
street
4. Two hundred ard ive feet Of v.csnt ground
on Cumberland street.
2he teEsrien'1 ARE sl occupied by GOOD ten.
ante, and commanding good Ieo.s. va invite,
par,icnariy tie attention OF perscLs of limited
means 10 this tale.
TEKMs-One-. bird cssh the ba!trce at q an; IL
months tor negotiable rotas. with ,rtsres: sad cd.
and secured in each rsse BY iruas deed.
The taxes ara icsutaEce tof ish3 to ta paid BY
the purchaser.
JAS. n TAYLOR l. SON.
IL - aurtsoprsySR
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4 u u r y n
W!ll be sold 81 Louisiana DEPOT. cornee
We'll and Franklin streets, On THURS.
DAY, s0th inst. a. IL o'clOc.,
2hhds. n. q. SIlttAh.
bag Rio tC.. FEE
JNO. II. MtGKESZTE,
ja 2s-9t* y. NJ. La. Vois. ia Va.
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I 1Of bUU0I EbNrIy NeW.
CARTS; IMPLEMENTS OF All de.crlptions
and In good order; end stock OF PkOVENDEa
and CORN.
TIkMs-Fof real estate. one fourth cash bal.
Arcs AZ q, 49, and IL months, for negotiable notes
iateres! added, secured by trust deed. The taxes
ia "A QODDIN IL APPERSON, Aucts.
p. S.-If desired, the foregoing place can
be treated for at private sale. G. A.
Jag
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Ga0thnlIkY
and III
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-05

UNITED FOR CAUsE.-We have heard con-
siderable discussion, and not little surprise
expressed by number of our citizens that the
Chaplain should have neglected, in the opening
prayer at the pavilion yesterday, to suplicate
the Overruling Providence to aid the Federal
army in putting down the present unholy re.
oelllon. We confess that we were somewhat
astonished at first, at this seeming want Of
loyalty; but when we take into account the
fact that all the exercises of the day were cur.
tailed in every imaginable way, so as not to
interfere with the Hanlon Bros, we have come
to the conclusion that it was omitted for he
sake of breyity. We trust. however. that the
Federal cause will not suffer from this NEGLECT
when the object is rightly understood in Heay-
en-.
SUDDEN DRATH.-A colored man named
Emanuel Gibson, who lived in a cabin at Gold
Flat died very suddenly this forenoon. He had
had been unwell for some time, and about elev-
en- o'clock some of the neighbors found him in
a dying condition. DR.. Bates was sent for, but
he was dead before the doctor arrived. The
man was supposed to be we'll off, having been
heard to say that he had SO 900 or $4,000 at
interest; but his cabin was searched and moth
ing was found indicating that he had any
means. The Coroner, We presume, will inVes-
tlgate the matter.
PLEASANT PARTY.-Many Of those who at-
tended the ball at Temperance Hall, last even
ing assure US that it was the most agreeable
social gathering they have ever attended in
Nevada. Nothing was omitted by the gentle
men interested in getting it up that could add
to the comfort and enjoyment of their guests,
and if the enterprise did not prove as profitable
as they could have desired, it is certainly some
satisfaction to know that every one was we'll
pleased with their management.
WRESTLING MATcH.-The wrestling match
at Tracy's Pavilion was concluded this after
noon. Forty-eight wrestlers, in all, entered
the ring, and the prizes we're awarded as fol-
lows:
lst. Thos. Eudy, Grass Valley,.........$l2O
ID Jos. Thomas, Nevada. a.............. IS
Sd. Jas. TralOur, Grass Valley. ........... so
4th, Jas. Peard, Nevada. da......,......... 30
9th. Francis Richards, Grass Vaey.... Is
9th. Richard Rodda, Grass Valley. ...... 10
No SRRvIcE.-As tho Pastor will not return
for several days, there will not be any preaching
in the Baptist Church until Sunday, the 18th
instant.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-05
SAN FRANCISCO, April 5th, 1852.

MEssRs. REDINGToN Co:
take pleasure in informing you that have been
using your excellent Yeast Powders for some time
and uBhesitatingly pronounce them unequaled BY
any similar preparation that have ever used Every
housekeeper may rely upon it that when used, ac'
cording to directions they never fail to produce that
most desirable OF lartcles Of Good, Soe, and NJ
triciOlg Bread. Having once proved how superior
they are to all others could on no account be with
ont tbern MRS. ~ MILLS.
apr26 3m.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-05

To CorrespOndents.-Patie residing in
any part of the State however distant who may de
sire the opinion and advice Of Dr. Young on their re-
spective cases, and who think proper to submit a
written statement Of such, in preference to holding
personal interview respectfully assured that ther
communications will be held most sacred. DR.. Young
takes this opportunity Of observing that all letters
are only opened and replied to by himself, and the
latter as promptlv "A possible If the be fully
and candidly described, personal communications
will be superseded instructions for Diet regimen
and the general treatment Of the case itself (inelu-
ding the remedies viii be forwarded without delay
and in such manner as to convey no idea oi the
purport Of the letter parcel so Transmitted.
az Office. T5l Clay street. san Francisco
consnltotion gratis. J. c. YOUNG, N. d.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-05
HEIMSTREET'S
INIDIITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.

1T IS NOT A DYE.
But restores gray hair to its original color by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural suStenance
impaired by age or disease All instantaneous dyes
are composed oflunar caustc destroying the vitality
and beauty of the hair, and afford of themselves no
dressing. Heimstreets Inimitable ColOrng not only
restores hair to its natural color by easy process
but gives the hair a LUXURIANT BEAUTY, promotes
its growth, prevents its falling off, eradicates dan
druf and imparts health and pleasantness to the
head It has stood he test Of time, being the origi-
nal Hair Coorng and is constantly increasing in IA
vor. Used by both gentlemen and ladies. 1t is sold
by all respectable dealers, or can be procured by
them of u. s. BARNES, Proprietor, New York. Hos.
rgTTER SMITH & DEAN Agents, san Francisco. Two
sizes so cents and 81. jy3-eow-1y.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-05
Special Notices.

Methodist SerVIces.-Services are held every
Sabbath at the Methodist Church, head Of Broad
street. at eleven O'Clock NJ, and half past seven P.
NJ VIM. Grove Deal Pastor.
LYONS MAGNETIC FLEA POWDER.
In Summer when the sun is low
Come forth in swarms the insect foe
And for our blood, they bore, you know,
And suck it in most rapidly.
But heas, roaches sketers-black or white
Ia deaths embrace are stiffened quite,
II Lyons Powder chance TO light
In their obscure vicinity.
Lyons Powder is harmless to mankind, but will
kill all house insects garden worms, plant bugs, Gc.
Lyons Magnetic Pills are sure death to rats and
mice. Sold everywhere. d. s. BARNES, New York.
jy3--1m. REDINGTuN, l. Co., Agents, San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1862-09-06
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL.
FRIDAY, Sept. Sc p. N


This has been another day Of anxiety, exciting
rumors and general uneasiness. Business has been
much interfered with by the constant succession
Of fanciful rumors about the movements of the
armies.
Loans on can continue to be called in, and few
loans are made below FIVE per cent. There ia
plenty Of money here, and very little demand for
it; but in times like these. when every half hour
gives birth to some alarming story, capitalists do
not care to use their means. few days will pro-
badly reestablish some sort Of tranquility in the
public mind. Certificates Of indebtedness sold
this morning at 9sH-a decline Of n per cent.
Demand notes rose TO loshaN.
Exchange on England was very duh to-day; the
leading bankers were unwilling TO sell under 1870
HaL; but buyers did not care about giving over
1897 . q. Hence there were but few transactions.
The advance In the views OF drawers arose from
the rise in gold, which jumped up this morning to
49, and afterward reacted to llsA. Though our
importations continue very heavy-over 81, 900 900
Of dry goods in the week ending to-day--there ia
very little inquiry for bills from the trade.
The stock market was much depressed this
morning, and prices were all lower. All kinds of
rurnors were afoat and, though not generally re-
ceived with implicit reliance, served TO
frighten holders OF stocks into selling.
In times like the present terror Is very
contagious, one bold seller is speedily follow.
ed by crowd Of imitators. At the first board
government skies declined u per cent, and 73o
notes ", with largo transactions in both cascs
There seem always to be a certain number OF
slrewd operators who stand ready TO take adyan
tage Of these temporary panics, and secure good
stocks at low prices. Bonds were generally lower.
Tonnessees and Missouris declined u per cent.
Railway bonds were offered for sale at ~ couces.
sion Of ~ q per cent from Yesterday ~prices.
One fil- " discover The rhilo.ophy which prompts
q nan u s3il GOOD ruUas b1nAs andtrccstye
coyctu nf curuts IL nront, on tue strength
d f1.nors adverse u ,hc Union cause. pittsburg
The New York herald., 1862-09-06

Bragg gone north, and that his passage into Est
Tennessee viii be dEprte1 by few trcoIs tn strongly
70 Eed POSITIONS east Of the Iennessee river. BJl TOT
the this canpstTn cnho, be prnseorted and you
need expect the great victory which is 70 gave
us possess IN Of East Tennessee.
What the fntoFe plans General Bueil, ne lot ger
necesstated 70 The defensive may oe Il aim
cut - conceive That the enemy viii be pushed can
readily imagine; for. GOubtsss General Fnes Is tnhy
aware that 70 push him q this lime will nece~sate ms
abandonment Fastening Of the designs against Morgan
II may be that General Bueis present dsAslton has
areaay efcctei this. glance At the mar VIII snow
how dangerous The position Il is Thought blasg designs
tn would be with Morgan apd Buei IN bis rear
am convinced thai General Baei VIII prosecute with
vigor his designs against East Tennessee and have
frnl faith II General H.'eck does not Draw on from
his effective force this conry tina, al his plans for the
occupation nf that important country viii ne successful
Visiting headquarters tins morning, was informed by
Colonel Fry that General Rousseau rad assuf ID corInand
nj Nashville lie remarked that General Buet had
hdenoe IN the Kentl ian and thought he woad inuse
spirit into The Nashville IL Is questionable
that a lethsrsy bas been observant at Nashville which
deplorable. The more gid discplinaran, who has
just assumed command, viii be strict with soldiers
and citizens. " win not be long before your cores
pondeut AZ Nashville win record the turning Of
new leaf at that point. No in the army is better
entitled 70 great credit for prompt and active support OF
General Buell. than General L. IL. Rousseau.