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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05

DR.. Smith, of this place, advcrtises
to furnish the farmers of Floyd County
with the Mccormick Reaper, the best
machine of the kind in the world
Read his notice. 80
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05

On the 2sth part of McDowell's
forces crossed the Mattspony river.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05

The EIGHTEENTH Iowa INFANTRY
Captain Gctchcll's Hawkeyc Rliie
Company which has been staying in
this city for some weeks past has
been transferred from the Fourteenth
to the new Regiment of Iowa Infantry
being raised. This Company will be
Company A Of the Eighteenth Iowa In
fantry, and will be quartered at Clin
ton.-Dubnque Herald,
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05
their legs

Unqucstionably tho rebels have i'm
nense energy, but it has all settled in
L.,
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05
McCo1MTCK
REAPER & MOWER

The "old Reliable" with the recent i'm
provements is still ahead. Order early Not
half of the machines wanted last season could
be supplied. ...ra5a IT &.
FAIR OFFER MADE IN GOOD FAITH.
TIE undersigned agent of @. III Nc Cormicl
x Bros. offers any farmer who may desire it.
the liberty to work a Mccormick Reaper and
Mower through the next harvest with any
other machine, and keep the one lac prefers.
j. w SMITH, Agent
for Floyd Co, Iowa.
The following statement, in reference to
the Mccormick Biachines, is made ky John Z.
klotz of Dubuque county, and corroborated
by ten Others of that county. each of whom
purchased one of the reapers the l.st season
THE Reaper and Mower j bought of you
last summer has given me great satisfaction
1t was not only strong and durable machine
but Ii did the best work both us a Reaper aud
Mower. 1t was worked beside the Burt"
Nanny and Buckeye" machines. and
outside parties assured us we did the best
work-went over the most ground In THE same
length of time, End our machine was the
easiest for the horses. Besides this | went
into the field after IA very heavy storm, and
did good work, when the owners of the ma
chimes Of othermakcrs dare not go out with
theirs.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05
Genuine Fairbanks Scales.

The well earned reputation of our Scales has
induced the makers of some other kinds t.
offer them as Fairbanks Scales,' or, From
Fairbanks Standard Patterns aud purcha
sers have thereby in some cases been deceived
We have no controversy with honorable
competitors, but it is proper for us to expose
this fraud. If such makers had faith in the
merits of their own Scales, they would have
no occasion to borrow our names
FAIRBANKS SCALES are manufactured only
by us, the original inventors. and we have
never furnished our patterns to other manu-
ftcturers. ....E. ...... ........... ..
s#..... L. & T. FAIRBANKS & co.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05
PENSIONS AND BOUNTY LAND.
A. 3. +. HILDRETH,

PENSION & EQUITY LAND .iGENT.
CHARLES CITY, FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05
..#.a.. L. & r. FAIRBANKS & co.
st. Johnsbury, Vt, Feb %, 1862.
Branch Houses .

FAIRBASKs Co., $50 Broadway, New York.
FAIRBANKS & BEowN, lis Milk Street Boston
FAIRBANKS 4 EWING. Masonic Temple Phila
FAIRBASKs, GREENLEAr g. CO., liz Lake Street,
Chicago. ss .......
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
WANrED-A pHILANTAROPIsr.

To tie Ehsor Of tie Wbig:
Some Of the mercless shylO,ks in this town are
the andiords- whether owners OF property or sssee.
rhey run up miserable little wooden shells or they
lease ~ brick tenenen's, in convenient. localities
aad ask the mos. enormous rents for uncomfortable
rooms, and, under the pA of hard times produced by
the war talk OF asking sill higher rents. Toe thing il
ouirsgsous Already rich, they are making immense
fortunes out of the war and We, they want to double
ihs rsHts on the poor devils WAC now pay or three
prices for wretehed accommodations. sir this is
sirous, and thes, inhuman sknants ought to be put
down.
What We want Is philanthropist--A unn with heart
aud conscience-aol tNO-legged, greedy, ungodly,
and Unsuitable waking Horse I.eeches crying contpu.
ally "Gse give" when they would see lbe whole human
faiy consigned to everlasting pcrdilion before they
would give anything themselves. We want . gs'l,i,-
build in various convenient parts of the town,
houses containing suites Of rooms ia which young men
live ike gentlemen and ike wild be ists in close
unwhoesome, and costly and dens. Each suite
should contain ofi se chamber, vAter-closet, a
bathroom, and place for putting away coal. The
rooms should be lighie with gas, matter OF course
ard reasonable rra, asked for them. Then young
men might live Rka gentlemen. A moderate. payiar
rent-snOugh TO satisfy Chr;stan--wcuIi gladly a
given.
As il is the rule IS to eIort the las. possible cent
aud 10 ask million year for a sinking little cuddy
il anybody is fool epOush forced pay that. wisl
yon would come down on these wresches-these e1toi
tomato landlOrisor le: get at them in your paper
II dont make them smell intoeraby in henostrils O
decent society," it will be because the English Language
has lost Ia virtue A SUTfEREE. =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
A LESSON FROM HISTORY.

II is very desirable in times Ike these to call public
attention to every thing tina. ia clcrlated to teach US
the amazing resources of patriotism and courage uni
ted with faith in the protection Of God.
DR.. JoHSs,S once said that he ptsd the "man whose
patriotism would grow warm the plains Of Marathon
and the justice of the sentiment has been generally fell
and acknowledged.
It may be, therefore, of some benefit to our commu-
nifty present to put in print the following inspritins
accoun. of the brave and successful defence of the City
Of Zrngozl, in the Province of Aragon, in Spain, a
gainsl the greatest odds.
Surely we have al1O country worth lighting fol
"even to the knife" Let not then decline any saeri
Gee that may be necessary to enable us to rsps the at
tacks Of enemies, however powerful they may b'
both in numbers and in a the materials and implements
of war.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
FINANCES.

10 the Editor of he Whig:
Any circulation is good, when based upon security
whose Intrinsic value is greater than the circulation ITSELF
That our property, liberties and vsa, would all
be eorasea.ed u AboEiOnsm riumpbs IN this contest,
all Unit. That property would bo enhanced four
fold if succeed is generally believed. L. we're better
then for every citzsn to risk half Of his ,ssons
and gain all, than risk none and loss ALL If the Gov
ernment owned fee simple, 100000 of worth Of
land would dOub. tina. its notes. for any
less than hAt would bs good gold H. therefore,
individual lend his note 20 the Government for $500
aud secures It's payment by deed Of trust on eU0
worth Of land, would not the issue of Treasury
based upon that individual note be equally good p
Suppose then, lend a to the Government of the
Confederate Stats, for S5OO-!ias see,ntd-and the
payable in 20 yeArs-and for the of my note re.
eeiye per cent per annum-if at the end Of twenty
years. the Government could not redeem that note l
would be called upo1 to ID i'll would pay $500 for the
EXPERIMENTATION the note, take in my own note
and would have lost Anythingor tbs interest paid
me- for the OF my credit would ave been equal to
the principal. Aud who would not risk like this,
to give a sound currency to the country, and aid the
Government in this its time of need And who does
mo-, bslivo, the Government would be perfectly able TO
canse deb. of $500 OOO, 900 ia twenty yearsg dont
know anything asOu. this matter but submi. to those
who do. HANOVER.
Te interest eu-ing N, vGr to raid ih
ry OF the county aeF IA Tue Individual notes 10 b.
ryurd III Government reesms Is noi OF the he de
aouliatsn date 1hs oHEd d 70 have landed security
Tor The 6oyeEune Issues
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
NUMBER 1.
NAE LucK ARoUr rHE HO

rsrh,s" ;.x Rrros "a one OF the :, h...,is,
o,h,, i,,yn
song. ~ w o'''h VI -A' -. Tne Az
Adams who lived Ia Greenock early 10 l.t century
Tb ,,, a, ,,x n,bI.Asd h.s bseu N
- - = 'l "'As - ""
esea Aoa aot's ni
And arc Js sure the ness H""
And are ye'sars Do
lls tne 70 tn,e~ u Nos
Is Janos, tnfos DJ yeu -asa.
Waea Coins a ne Soof
hEacI Ws "! soAA ~ luly,
A1d see hin cons Ashore.
For there's nae irck about se ho1se,
There's nae luck ME
There's httis plfssofe 70 tns hoUss,
When our gudsmsns
Aud gle 10 me ny oigeotei
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01

so years Of age should be appointed in each county to
examine into the condition Of every citizen between the
ages of Is and 5O-end be empowered to exemp. those
who. from physical disability, the requirements of their
families Tie Hsess'itss Of the eOmanity, could best
subservs the common cause BY remaining a. home
Aud there should be a committee appointed by the
Court Of aeh county, in each Aagisterial District 10
issue orders for such necessares the families Of the
poor may noed In their absence There is use in try
log to evads the great ssus-it mast be met and that
speedily, or all our efforts Will be ia vain. Virginia
should have by the first of April next 900 men in
the field
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
LAN GARDS

p uEFcCf. TN EAun
AERFOOT q WALLER,
ATTORNEYS A8U CJUNSELL0RS At Law,
DALLAS, rLNAs
R-Prorlpt attention C,Esct3n And Land Claims.
gzrsEascr, -Sazgc y. OAKLAND, AaheEst @ H. Va; Joo
rLnpsaa Jr A-herst r., fl Garaal Christian Lynch
bu-g - Meisy S.eci Co.; lutys 3. n. Eur'ori Dallas
Fcrls Zion \ 81 1l-aei. d1. uhso-dkc'y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
DAVFD >. a. CaRELL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DRACTICEs % ~ ths Courts o. ne so1aes q Nelson Aad
I Amherst ne va s,ct % any law 5zslnesl entrusted &c
bis In the atilc--i cCclleL
- AllFvss, TyS E-ys wssesozssP P o. EssOn Co, Va
is3s-fy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
"R. l.. q. ls.''
RECRUITS WANTED FOB TIE RICHkl
It. TEHANTRY RI.UEq

ZACH sxcRUIr EsTKRs ACTIVE UAvioS 50 g.,
LISTED.
A NY number Of good Recruits vail be received {,
"A Ocrps, permission having been obtained 70 IN =
same 70 complete battalion. The Blues st,aci -
Legion now ln service In Western Virginia, under the
,f Rigasier General Henry A. Wse-
The Blues are enlisted fer the sntfrs c0niiaBdn
and 20 recruit viii be seeeptsd FOR less pedod of
Apply 10 Captain Hammond Dugan. Riss LsJio
P, Tsyors Haso stors, No lss, Main street, be :
i0th, Richmond, beivee2 he hours of9 N and p ),
None need sppJ but men Of good character
heath. H..
Honorary nemben Of the Blues and oiheE friends ,
country are requested 10 1sslst 1s.
Uniforms and other necessary clothing furnished.
o. JENNrHt a
au30--d&cn Csptah
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01

Sf UTiON.-No Is suhorred 70 eoies, y,-,,,I, arm,
~ th, city elsewhere In this stAe, unle ~ ,hox VII,
ten EIthorty from me. "
This noee Of " Interfere with the Al h.
OF the In order he is,.sa ar
hereafter upon this subject but vsn I nrv,nt i'm
Potue1s y bhose hAns ~ au0''V As rake
70 ths once -, ~. JIafNOOK,
oel4-u Col of Ordnani yir,c,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01

dOuble-barrel gun-with a bayonet-one barrel
charged with MIME BALI the other shot, is equal to
any weapon earth. TIE ball will kill as far from
shotgun as from muskst ria,, while the shot,
hundred yards, would do more execution than either
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01

WANTRD--Yor local pprposes, . eonpsr
w men, who are cot oapable Of performing ssi
yet are able to perform duty In The city. None nee
capable OF Self service, and good references WI
character. Apply at the once, corner Of Broad :
oe4-H JR0. n. WIND
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
0KDsANe Z a,sIor
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

JCn ,ss}
ALLACcoUTREMESTs AND 20. IIfMENTs
WILL and Aher this date be turned Into The
&C. At the Of i2ih and Gary streets.
- IuiNooK,
10" W" o' ''''Ans' Of Virginia.
NViLiTARE ATTENTION The uni ion a b,v,,
AA on hAba ana AIe lAnsi-. lses,
attention of he ulIiary 70 the sct.
Orders promptly attended 70.
All oBqdlry contain stamp 70 pAy r .,
Brands Of al Jses desn made 10 order. .rn. 80
ris for marking oshing made 10 order. LkWn EIYrnS
Brand Cutters 18Th Mais and oary streets
address by mall Levi K~yton, BOX ss3 Eeht NJ. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
A YEw PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.

To he Baiior Of he Wig:
Permit me, il you please, through your columus, to
make few suggestions to whom they may concern, in
regard to the presen. crisis -. Is
MILITIA.
Il Is evident that. to secure Independence in any
short time every mAu who is capable of bsarng
must be speedily put into the sd Aud yet is neces,
sAy to welfare that certain persons should be lett at
home. Every unmarried who car able OF military
duty, between the ages Of Is and so, should be called
out There are as many persons between 40 and 80
years Of age who capable Of setve duty ia the ld
as there between Is and 90 oae person, in good
health, is sufficient 20 manage faro; hsncs no over
seer should be exempt when his employer ia competent
70 attend 10 hil own business. A board composed Of
three physicians and nine discreet and wise czsns over
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
TO THE sUTLERs
oY TIE
CONFEDERATE Al3MY
AVN a,sxp puRI. m s.RyRR

TIyHE undsrdgned oIer for sale. By package or q,
H. assortment Q, Cigars and mnnnfa =,
bacco, OF the raosl approved brands.
We are the Sole ArrDts for several ostie larros Nj,
10 the s.ate OF Virginia, and are l0is day reealv
Bortmsnt of all kinds ofTobacco, ranging no. "A
per pound Also. All kinds Sn,oktng Toba, eo
r4y-Terms cash C1As. BAl -
Under spotswcod Hotel, - !,
p. s-specAl attention paid 70 orders RON ,.iss
chants who are supplying the army
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
COmRFHING NFw,

COmErEINC NEW.
~ EOsuS --e5 9OR Q, SLrSG WATER
= haze -aai sbpJ OF the above jog which sel
gshAy; aad A. Ve have ~ every family soad havs them
o. st EEEsEE Z PARIS Pottery,
IL C1-uer o. l3th and Cary streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
KlUHNDND DAILY WHIG,

fHEnr.
Unly Fnpsr, - Per annurs 3eWssksy IS; Wseky, eS a
Eay n adTansC Rtrlnoss nay % maze al hs risk of tht
llbhss Al uAers eVds1os taksn ne depoli 81
silsrir ne Rori Oaics sonialzias =oney.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01

2h Hs puaE 0raa ss, ,ss s;..s;s, r r., y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01

ApEIA wINE2 hslfpipes very choice and old pure ine
Itk s~se Malaga Vine; Champagne Wine half pnts sherry
Wine, extra zoe qualify impodatonin store and fo
sale by ELDsN MILLER Pearl aud Gary Sts oes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01

,, S' .no s ssIpny s sosiIs ~ npIhes
- 70 og ~, - ~ ., 'ss st ~ ~ ~ . cy he
N ~, ~ ss L sl0s ih
.eae Ns - yu.oa an sas Of de,
,sual rsilrosd receipt should be forwarded BY he d
H. Many packages arrive q. the Depot Of The
hisi'noIu, IN PsPea ~. y. eir tesns-
non M esaA9' s - 80, ~ ~ Issies re Inpeff<t
III an articles aep .sea ~ ~ ne . Ries.
@ ~ .S,, an a.. s.y 's''' Pik,
- = - n Wa. 4 EV,.,xx
aus CapL and - It
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
HEADoUAETERs Army or II

HEADQUARTERG ARMY or THE Iornu.o A
sisiss1i JossrHz, yansi ~ ier
Gsner., Orders
No. 81.
On and snsr the sh Instant ,erson vhah ~, ,-r, a,
ritbout passport ersept from The War Depans IN -
tted the net occupied BY The Army ~ po,s.
With pks thereafter into VI sss
the nnet Of tho enemy. ..
By order Of Brig. Gee. Bki ,.ra,xn
,nvha JORDAN,
ldV n u a. Geusrai.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
PARKE POsaDRXTER,

ATT - r. ~ r y AT LAW.
E2Icaa.c1J civ, Va.
TNFI r z re hcll IN ne City Of Rirhnoad
~ .adus slzztd1f Cht--c~1si Hsnrico ard PoNhatsn
use ths cfitl, Pe A-d hAa s;reet1. The
A.. 10 Noa- wslEar q o.. aea5-ty
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
EUsTACE GIBSON,

ATTORNEY
WYrgLL FRACrIsE in ths C5sr1 o.
W klalgongsy ard fc'1lt!; and
tslr sl- NJ csIls rl4ssl iD til g.
b rclt 1l1a. che Cozrt H-1sr. iyil-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01

~ No sdy sts - censdtisd BY ne month or year
gzie psled ne sn-spt previously agreed Spoa Do
we. ire naries
A. live ro arksd OF ths copy lor spseded nur-
Insertions v Be- couaust zl ardsEed a. and P4ynsai
sEact-d arcor i1g,y.
~ RaortAa abcsayuHt HtssFo avoid any EundsrsiAndirg
in e loi ne knuaa advertisers, @ proper 20 site of,
Iha r p-y5-ges cay rxt-ais % their immediate business Real
Etrs Ls 5he- AtVarssz seat BY her 20 oe a.
a1itd1al chzrvu a-t 10 yvriaaou-
60 .ate and General Agent Advertisements rot 20 be
uie By year bet 60 be hrged - ne asaal raa suhs
. such iio0uatl a. lhal Pc Agreed rpol.
~ aookseefs sal yelsF advertisers generally, engaging one
O. uCro spatru the psvege % change shah not heir
yoArly Ey1r- any week, sct than he 9n-un
arrecd pon @ slEI r under The contract and al eHcec
iiax such amount % be cdlrgcl 81 The usual rE'es-
AdVsrssneus lnfc-lcd pa ike seH-lky Nhiy a. cent
square o. Ines 1 v the n Insertion and so ce1l
Psr square ios elss c0l1uAlee. e. weekly, Is cen-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
JOHNSON 81 GUIGON
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

fases Ia ccus ofse city % Eiehuoad and eeunly Of
EslHco. Mg Johnl1u viz practice .n CaeEieraed.
yE-0lcs WHY Bllclns % Fis-klu s.-evt yt
N L.Ba0OK b has resumed ne practice of Law Ia Ihs
~ city of Eichu'nd.
5;csis Ssfas'ssu SzuarE % Inn. treating SsnR sr'sL
AH-n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01

a SCHOg BOLTsyG CLOTH, BRASS SPURS
IA ErlJ received fall supply Of srnuue Anchor tolas
Cos So ~, 1879 3tr Military spur; ano PAIRS Pa
- -inl I'D Steel Fpgr As1, Nkrr Asys, Coxs, Aad %
si-ser oci2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01

TVyHtS h PRICE 4 C1. hIye 10 stock many i
Il Heavy Bel Blankets, Grey Army Blankets.
Blssehed ani Brovn theetings Bl,aehsd vottoo,
OInshurrs, Irsh Anan, Danask', Tvil1ns', Ae.
Black OOta Cloaks and Bsiq1es, Back Bs,yer AID
teiater. jut opened. Spool Cotton, LsubtWool IN
err Hosiery, Collars sleeves and lae's, 1c., tt.
iAe old siock o. hand, they will eoniinee 70 sell 90
~sgardless Of he present Increased ue, IS th'I
sAen the var bs ke our. Goods .ecSntly oighi
sy a-en ~ osying are Of course .subjeeted TO the
deli THpHAs 4 n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
,. TH0faHSOS BROWN,

EIUHfOND, Va,
NIL practice IN he cogs of e cacs of chond AID Pe
w tcs5arz, and counties % Huazico and CAls;.rfsi
trss II rs - Bn5r Lzs slrea aear state O. H. aazg-t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01

OF Q hundred
In the neld,
apply who are
rsquired ~ 70
q nh strests.
R, brig. Get.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
GEN,
S0laN '

oHA COURr HOusg. VIRGIEI
g Arioits, Psiass Ets-id, AppeaAsiOz, Meefsn-
hr tErE myt9-ly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01

HOEs.-We have today received ~ express ltS oases O.
- - 81 tsorisi cougnmsnt 10 uh3el Ve 1vte etlgsn
40 ls-aE A Y. sTOEha.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01

koEsPE q p by Ef3lld te9peg saoeIsor srsee. foe
tk'eoy vs.. fErsRsON co, nfu1'tfs "a Main street.
DTE WHIsKf, APPLh AND F6ACH B2AEpY-We have on
htni several br21s % stain I've Ehky. Arge 10;
90 aad Peach Brandy. 10 casks Of ioudon Portc Also "a
b5h saskbesy3 Wac a. o. vhch win se a. Reasonable
pdgsL IOHNsJE YOUNGER OfEY,
dsl3-sE 70 Pearl street,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01

enterest during N, vGr to bs raid In s
Of - eoanEy aer Ia -peAs rne Individual notes 10 BE-
rcurEd n Gcyernmst iess is no5 OF the he ds
nomlistsn late IN. g.oHHd deI ID 70 have landed security
for The Issues
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01

PUnE ITAE5Ay ALAD OILS 70. table s.s is.. re
esrner sbovaP0 O. oSs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-24
EugIlsh Operatives on intervention:

/ l.
A public meeting, called by requisitior
to the Mayor, was held last evening in the
assembly room of the Town Hall, Saley.
bridge, for the purpose of considering the
necessity of petitioning her Majesty the
Queen to take immediate measures for the
recognition Of the Confederate States oil
North America
An hour before the time appointed for
the meeting to begin, there were in the
roadway outside the hall many hundreds
more than the hall could possibly hold.
When the doors were opened the hall was
quickly filled with workingmen, and toler-
able quietness prevailed until the meeting
commenced. The Mayor (Nlr. Robert
Hopwood) presided, and with him was
the Town Clerk.
Mr.. John Bamford moved the first reso.
luton; which was
"rhat, in the opinion of this meeting,
the lamentable distress and pauperism so
prevalent in the cotton districts of Che
shire and Lancashire are consequent upon
the deplorable conflict now raging in
North America, and that ourG oyernment
would be justified in taking any steps in
accordance with the principles of interna-
tional law tos arrest, if possible, the indi-
genee and pauperism now closing upon
us"
He proceeded TO deal with the question
of distress and the war in short speech,
and was followed by
Mr.. John Bradbury, who seconded the
motion. Both'speakers were listened to
with attention.
Mr. j. Billcliile, in an excellent speech,
discussed the question outlined in the
resolution, and throughout was londly
cheered. He said he was opposed to in
tervention, and carried nearly the whole
meeting with him.
Mr.. Thos. Hodson moved as an amend
ment:
"That, in the opinion of this meeting,
the distress prevailing in the mannlaetur-
ing districts is mainly owing to the rebel
lion of the Southern States against the
American Constitution"
This was seconded by Mr.. Samuel
Nield, and, after being put, was declared
carried by an immense majority-some-
thing like hundred to one-amid loud
cheers.
A vote of thanks to the Chairman con
cluded the proceedings.