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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-26
nELlclous NoTloEs.

CSTu ANyIyER sARY OF THE AMERICAN AND
III Foreign BibIr Society, Sun lay aud Monday he loih
aud 10Th inst Rev J, Newton Brown, d. u, win preach
IN the Med ugal street Baptist church
(SundAs) evening cpnmencilg at az O'clock
TIE bun meeting ID be held in the place Mon
DAY, ct IOts u'clo,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-26

ID soMERvIIfE's FURNITURE EXPRESS no
IN. Yack street - Household funtute boN ed shipped
81 NJ the world Covered wasons for Renewing
fatnitne a. the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-26

HAVING HAD NINE TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
IL lee ing any pain whatever, b. pr. j. JAY viLEls,
loo Grand street. Two bleks from Roadway,
insert tnls q Recommendation 20 T. suffering from
toolhache. ELLEN BAlbMAN, ~ Varick street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-26
REWARDS.

co REWARD. LOST ON THURSDAY, THE 18Th
I'D small BOOK. ANY person returning the 0me
- No Fst street VIII receive the above 49,
qucs asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04
ELECTION CARDS.

TO TIE VOTERS OF THE OOUN.
4 srIES or HAsovxa, HEsRrco, OHARLss
- N.u Kasr. JAMES CIry, YoRK WAa-
tI' .,n EiIzABsra Orr, AVID rms CfyISs OF
n.o.p ASp WuLrsMssrkGs In response
ali made on me, In the Dispatch Of the
o.s. - tn.t and in com rliance with the y ishss
tn s.s"S friends, announce myself candi.
Q, Tor the post Of Representative in the
cnn .aaera;s Congress.
po0biins my Qualifications for seat In
W W. ana teeiing the force Of the OBJ sections
49, 70 nffi ,ers oi me army becoming candi.
80 for congress, have this day resign
'nS Ssnuia il I've your pleasure to elect me,
- se~,svou TO the best OF my ability; but
sS",ld youi choice fall on any Of the worthy
riar1e en- opposed 10 me, shall return,
k.ts Measure, TO pursuits more congenial to
w. tastes, ..ore conducive TO my interests,
~. batter suited 20 my health, tnau these
~ aED. W. RANDOLPH.
yorstopu. Jan 81. 1861. f.3-tde
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

RICHMOND, January 2s, 1862.
GssrisXBs: Sincerely grateful, for the call
which you, and many others of my fellow -citi-
sena, have made upon me, i do not hesitate TO an
popnce mys.lt a candidate TO represent our
District in CONGRESS. Ny dutiee 10 Congress
will not permit me to go through the District, ~
under other circumstances / would gladly do.
content myself with snr ouncing my inextin-
gustsble devotion to our cause, snd tn eternal
seasra:ion from tbs people beyond the Susaue-
lannsh.
Your friend and fellow citizen,
is3'-ts WIN H MAGEARI.ANn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04
RICHMOND, JANUARY %. 1852

RICHMOND, JANUARY 2s. 1862.
~ TO WIN Il. hACFARLAND, Esa -
~ DEAR SIR A vacancy having oc Cured IL
speciiully request that you viii announce you,
ssl candidate.
Very truly, yours,
VIM. II. MACON, New Kent,
AICdAEL GRETTER,
LEWIS WEBB.
THEO. RORBRTS0R,
ORaEGE BEnNBT,
GEORGE w. SMITH,
PEY cON JOHNSTON,
GEO. W. GILLIAN,
y. K. WHfTH.
@. J. SINTGE,
ed. 8. r ,RNEYHOU0H.
WIN II. ROJDCK,
JAS. p. HEATH,
WIN. < WATTS,
VIM. GRAY.
JOHN W. WRIGHT,
A. A. FARLEY,
WV. II. ROBERTS,
Of Richmond Eow.tze1s,
A. HhIALL,
II. WALxE,
WIN. SMITH.
MILES TURPrN,
MiLh5 &. EGGLESTON.
ELIJAH BAKER,
VIM. L. McMINN,
II. 7. PArE,
ID. N. Ra,BERTSON
JAS. A. SCOTT,
JAS WALSH,
BAML G. DOMAIN,
For themselves and others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04
TIE CONFEDERATE UONuRESS
.sRriN MEREDITH LIPSCOMB
CANDID

r. Il, y'o.sys Of "a; Mare politaa Conyressionai
!R&r75ts
rrsul an IN interchange OF orinion with m any
~ nav fellow ci items, find & large majority
~ tteln "a favor OF a sbRtTe for can
,,,,asc. GER si.s pesi lion made yaSa5sS by the
,saesad john Tyler. -
Witnou. In i.uding any dispars ger4ent TO
+ss tslsn;. of either Mr. Lyons or Mr. Mac
f.rlaf d. fthe deioItssd candidates al the last
.I-rtIoo | VIII call attention to tls meagre
vot% rsoeiyed Ly those gen tlemsn evil
dance Il their strength with tho people
Wiih iBis view OF TIE case, aAd IL III , earnest
sohcik.tion 81 many tcue fIle!lds, who have
ee0d by ne "a g. "a hnd evil report / hereby
suaDGEcs n4yssit candidau u, Tor Congress
In this limited space, it Will DO impossihl
tor las - fully pIesslt my views upon the
r0nenious questions and sVents that now
.z.ta!s the puoil- mind, expecting us do, to
r-ssent myssif ~ tha voters Of Lie district
s. tue various cour;-houses and camps, i
.bsIl content myself at present by briefly
,atir MY posi- :ion.
rirry i ala ia favor Of TN OFFENSIVE
vls, c,rrytng it to tho Very hear h stones Of
our euemteS, asking nor giving quarter to
role dealing our blows thick and fast, until
the Y tusce nation shalt cry "Hoid, enou gk. :"
SfcOHGis Il shall ad yocate the passage OF a
bill which shall make it imperative that all
Unmarried men shall enlist for the rar and
.lT deficiency arising from that source shall
be Lade mp from married men without chill
dreui aud, furthermore, that the monthly
pay oi tha soldiers shall ne Increased to AN
auouat sufficient 10 supply them with all the
sttusl uecessxries of life.
T{gdiv.-I Hrn in favor Of all measures
tending 20 Develop the manufacturing and
arricultnrtll resources of our beloved South ::
IN fact, all measures which separate US for
81 I'm, from thst nation CT noun tebanks re-
siding over the "SCsarkHAsYA."
lam YOURS, respectfully,
MARTIN MEREDITH LIPSCOMB.
fe I-rdes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

The force Of the enemy, a. far a. have
been able TO ascertain, was ave rs9imsnts
and three pieces Of artillery st Balls blu6.
and fosr regiments, two bAstsries. and .
squadron OF cavslry At Edwards's Ferry,
numbering In all about eight thousaEd
troops. vt
In addition 70 this force. three batteries OF
long range were constantly firing on nv
troops from the Maryland side OF the Tivsr
- foilOWs:
Thirtssn hundred killed. wounded, and
dTownsd3 .
. Captured ssysn hundred and tea prisoners:
EtltseA hundred stand Of erms;
3 1hree pleoee Of cannoA
ne stAad Of oclofs, large numbor Of car.
fridge boxes. bAyonet seabbards, ana ouan.
utycf camp tufnituro.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

RICHMOND, Jan % 1862
JAMES LYONS, E1Q.:-DEAR SIR: A
vacancy having occurred in the represen-
aaon OF his district by the death OF late dis
hasuished Representative, john Tyler, we re-
g"r's' " you TO announce yourself as Q candidate to
very resosetfully. your Cb't servants,
nm u Crenshew, John Ahern,
Thos. w Boswell, O. Ssebbins,
q, winston, Jos. Doerfinger,
Nm iay!or, and many others.
RICHMoaD, Jan. %, 1862.
~ hessfs Vim. q. Crenshaw Thomas w. Dos.
wen Z. I. Winston. William Taylor, John
htea ea Q. Stebbins, Joseph Doerhlnger, and
oLsHEMES Your note CT this date, requesting
Ge :" announce my seif ss a caoGidass for Con.
sIe,' las lut been received, and. In ca mplisnce
,i. a your reqaest, with many thapks for your
A'aoaess, now announce myself II candidate.
s2s-2ss Iauas Y.y0Na
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
~ RICHMOED.--L. NJ. JUDE, the CLERK Of
Ae Night aich. will be voted for ~ CAPTAIN
o. the Night Watch, to take the pleea OF the late
a Wilkinson, and will bs supported by Many
'ofers Of this city. ia 29-ln<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

REPORT OF THE ENGAGEMENT rF
FEBESAL FORBES, ON THE 2lsr AND
2aD OF OCTOBER, AT LEESBUR0. VA !,
BR10ADIER-GENE EVANS Com.
MANUIN0 sl e...>
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

AI<sltsik--a. -sssass nsss rfstssAs 49, 50
IN .hs . tsse ~ ~ ~ ssssses .sya ss-
ssas ths sspae (pratsssy an.s~ -tieA:sd. ard 9Th
g ta,ls d6sAy ss r psesieSA.e, u he pnhs rugged,
fus sass.e zcsnl. EDWANU Y, CANNON.
10 a3-<ot9W
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!. JAMES LYONS, Esa,
FOR CONHREac


From tie Richmond District, composed of the
tities OF Richmond and Williamson re-, the coun-
lies OF Henrico. Hanover, New Kent, Charles
City Elizabeth City. James City, Warwick, and
York. ia3I-lO.&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

nfDFEtnl6 y.
aition and ttr roisinS Of chs blockade
Taese steps would restore to us our valu.
able trade with the southern ports, which
the illeg Il paper blockade has suspended for
rice, turpentine, &c, now peut mp In the
hlockaded States, would replenish the British
markets and give grea. stimulus to ira de-
Oar cotton spinners would sgaiu breathe
free, our mills would resume full time and
ample wages would be insured 20 Thousands
OF struggling operatives whom short time
and reduced earnings have too long suhjec ted
to heart-rsnding prIvations and distress.
fBR REASONS soR REc6oxIrIov
t. In another article the Same paper says:
As q last measure. when despairing Of sue.
cess by other means, the North may endeavor,
by exciting q servl,e resurrection. to reduce
the south to such q dessert as was once m adj a
of Hayti. Should matters come to such a
pass before the civilized Sta tes of Europe
have lifted finger ia discOurs cement of a
struggle fraught with such seeds of horror,
they Will have themselves ever to blame for
the fearful catastro phe. 1t is against the In :.
terest OF our common humanity, 1t fs to
save from pro ba BILE massacre nnd such out.
rage as makes one shudder TO think OF it,
brave mon and delicate women Of our own
race and blood, that we urgs that this step
should be taken, all the senseless outcry and
impoteat threats Of the Northern States not.
withstauding.
We cannot better put before our readers
sum marizing them in the words q the intal-
ixent author Of 'sSxetches in North Ams-
Tica- some IaAysa,Eer from Mr. Reid as TO
the question OF the rfghe OF secession We
are sure tn at on the otkar heads, into some
OF which we have not space to enter to-day,
we shall all be thoroughly agreed. Mr. Reid
advises that We should recos n izs the Con IL d.
crate Government as soon s this can be done
and for the following reasons:
l. Because the ConfedeTates haze riyks on
their side.
. Becauss we may row consider them c. G
ScDeynmsn; established de fac,0 and the sooner
this is ackno wledged by other Powers. the
sooner will an end be put to this unnatural
fratricidal strife.
3. That we may aid In preventing fearful
calamtIy-o ssrCtie tasuryecti0a, ezcitsd ty the
North os a last desperate effort
4. Because 1t ls the undCubFed interest Of
the nations OF the earth that the great fertile
continent of North America should be occu.
pied by several independent States, acting as
checks on one another, instead Of being 1ader The
domination Of one ore7b bearing Gortrnm.nt, Qir6ady
disttng uished by its unfYuatisd and insu6era5 ar
r0aance, and itself unuer The sway CT the reck-
less, turbulen and least intelligent classes.
> Because there is no sufficient reason why
mankind should be interGicted from inter-
course with so large and SO rich portion of
The earth's surface as The Confederate States,
and their indcpsadence is the quickest mode of re
opeDtng them for the general beneft.
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ADvAkTAaEs OF axcosnIfIoE.
The London Herald. of January 10th. sa

IuS AoNuUA htTdtdsUI nuUnFy IVto, S6ys-
The recognition by this country or the In.
dependence OF the Confederate states OF
cumstancss, b much longer postponed. In
deference to tho urgent entreAttse Of Lord
Russell, Mr.. Gregory and other srdsnt sup.
withdrew their motions In Parliament on
this subject, and the last session was Al
lowed TO close without any debate upon the
right Of the new republic 70 b received into
the family Of nato1s. Thssubjsct, however,
g nov rips not only for discussion. bat TOR
imnedia1s dsciaion. And on the Ysasssm ding
81 PaYiiam ment it can not fail 70 oommAnd the
sariy yttsntton Of botb hoeees. elcng vtth
6iooSsde. IAeervinx Tor . fatnre occasion
the political treatment Of the subject. We
propcse here {, direct the attention Of the
mercantile pubiic " the fmPoytaai bsase1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04
TEE sroIR BLOCKADE.
TFrom the London Times, Jan. IL

In common with the rest Of the
world, we view with horror the attempt to
deprive future generations Of the blessilgs
which nature has desi sed for them In the
shape Of hsrb bors 70 protect them against the
violence OF q TEN pestuous ocean. Such pro-
ceedings are, indeed, acts Of war, but acts OF
war against the whole human race, and by
the tnfsvsnton Of those SAs vepyssens Tie eivft.n.
tis1 Of the koie hsman should Esy Be denounced
These are some Of the subjects which will
come under the consideration Of Parliament,
and We doubt not that by the time we have
arrived 1T the 9Th Of February, they will be
thoroughly matured for dellberati0n.
, 1862-03-12

ADtai ---O<Q 4@oQ pcV 4139 sN0l3 [uU93
The North american, with Liverpool adTices to
the esth nit, YES telegraphed this morning.
Bzeadstuffs were dull and unchanged.
The receipts Of Hogs, live and dressed, amounted
to 1,756. The market for Dressed was firm under
very Gshtsnpply, and prices advanced 10c 9 100
hs-with eales at q range at $3.3o03.7o. Live
Hogs were a shade lower with aales at $as0@s. 40
gross.
The Provision market was dull. Mess Pork Was
cold at $11.0o for city and s1o5oO1055 Is for coun-
try-packed. Bulk Meats are scarce, with Light
transactions at 3;;8c loose for shouldefs English
Middlea are II activc request, with sales OF zoo
bzs at SIC for Short Rib and 5kc for Short Bone
less Mddles. Lard is dull. with sales of about 100
pkgs at 6zs@7e TOR prime kettle1endercd, and exc
for country, in lots.
The demand for Flour WAS very Light and the
market dull at $3!r9410 for fair to very good
Spring extras. Wheat declined N@xcpez bushe1,
with light ealcs at 7s55@19c for No Spring. and
TSA@74c for No. . Spring, according to the
date Of the receipts. Corn was in good demand
and firm at q3e tor old and &c for new receipts
Mixed in store. Oats were sold at so4c on track
and delivered, and ike for Winter receipts No. /
in store. Rye WAS in good demand and steady at
42c in store. Prime Barley WIS In active request
and firm. HIglwtnes were inactive at 19c-hold-
ers generally =sktng a0c. Timothy Seed was quiet
at $1.T5 for prime, Clover Seed, $a7pR275.
, 1862-03-12
MARKETS. BE FTELE&RAPH.

NEW YORK, March 11.-corrox-Market open
ed dull and closed more steady, Sales SOD bales
at &C Tor midIfng pplants. -'''' oA4e'
FLoUF- MarEer dnIi and heavv st tbs c,cao
buyers not disposed to operate- sales we're a.,
brls at f5. .sKf5 ID far sunsr stafa. e. snaS "a
for extra state, closing M at f55o@555i SS.SM5 20
for super western k5.5NR5 80 for common ia me.
dunn extra Yestern & .H1T5 N shinninp hrsntis
extra round hoop Ohio. anG S6 nt36l Is f5r trade
brands. Canadian aour heavy and declining.
Sgleg OF SD i,r1e at sE Eo15 ri m common F.
choice eTra I've fonr agfctana ipk aaaav LII, ~
sm.l ssies nj Il ssRs az S.o1n nas a+a"d1
Saies, 45o b,is At SSa1 for jersey. and r. & ~
RrnnjvTine w uAS a. s~oo IVA 'e12e'' 0Ao So'Ao tot
ot1n1 WmsS1Gv W. ,thop+ sac;aaa cz,no, s,,aa am
bris at s5Ga6c c1ossne ~ IT. a5k9a;e 's4es 1'So'
saIes IN, hn sh;ta tana5i.n a. a. ~ ~ Ps
dn1i Sn1es = In In ar sf9s5c a. p anali+ 4e3yr
sca1ce mr.; i'm ses ia e. IN IN etats ea
s CorrHaItet heaS1 an5 n4;eas ~ ssate d. zig
Withonf rhanoe Se1es 81 nj In pt ~
in stnr S1 Al T,e, ~ a. ~ lvI
At 5s ~ sI:1 ser eaoae H.
for new Thife sntheTn Saiea IN hn ny Esus ~
dian at SC. oats dai and hear2. ssies e aac a
GnocK41IrsASueaTE = nnaSonaad ah, sn ss,aa e4a
hhis at S1@7sec for Cnha SELL ~ p,.t sa' 1ica o..
IN hTa HsrIns ~ ~ .I no1eo astiu
without chanre cnhs MnaeeEsdo ssSasss ast1s 1a
, 1862-03-12
Philadelphia Flour market-mareh 8.

The market for flour has been dull and unsettled
adyices from abroad, and the demand, both for
shipment and home use being limited, come hold
ezs, in order TO meet the views Of buyers, hare
submitted to decline Of 1aX6a5c per brl On
previous quotations Sales reach about 7,0u0 brls
taken in lots at S. .12kl!5.3:: for common mixed
and good straight superfne; IS .3.tsG5.T5 for ex-
trae the latter for selected Lancaster county, and
IS 6zE @6.s5 for common to good choice western
and Pennsylvania extra family including several
small lots OF fine donr at $6; middlings at s., and
SO brls Erandywine supe1fuc, and fifteen hun-
drcd barrels western extra and extra family on
terms kept private The sales to the trade
have also been to limited extent, within the
shove range OF prices for superdne and eztras and
from $656 TO $ST5 z brl for fancy brands, a. in
qqality Eye aonr is dnll With small receipts and
a tG q 9F l., c9sa meal
g. 759a-e0, at which rates it is offered without
sales: 500 br1s Bsandyuine sold at a price kept
, 1862-03-12

Net snrn1ue Innuarv1 1892 A4a, nse 4,
Theioss "a dcpTeciated CURRENCY which is ehaTasd M
Of lie entire hankinr systen of Ike StataS+hpe *
notes of these hanks cnnsfitnti,r A. the t5me
nearly fhe entire circristirT meiinn ~ tha cnun
Tie whole amoupt of second Ynort.
gage bondsnnyT nnrrhaseT fEn,n % cnr-
Tent reygnnes aT,tl Eance1eil IN a.
count Of einking fund. is.. s,soao m
The -st3o - a19aneas - aa,n;n.. $1,000 49, 49, ~
l 4e @ aatlo m o. expenses 70 earnings Tor the year,
h;s nas neen o. Per eehs showing an improvement In
laas respect over the previous year, OF about three
nsr TIE s 5oad bed trssk bridges and buildings hare
e nsSn tepI II 9aolo9Sa txpall ING a1e now In e1
tSnen1 eonanaon. Inc me oI foad y being con
t, Hnnaily lmD1oseo oy tas saosttt9tlon q strue-
Temporary y,; character @ require to BE- renewed b
t1naels @ Iepans ana unpleTTenents, y e oeneVed
tAas tils pIopelty OF tne Conpany: In me aggre-
Gates el Is preserved from any deterlo1af1on from
AZ the onfEasndng First Mo6tgage Bonds Of The
GhanSs -, ~ arnonnsa0s - S.,s9sVu falI due with.
deemed ayisahfe II nrart;cae a ~ a. 49, ~ a Ms ' ~
of he current revenues Of the rosd a 'AG II was
" nS ig1 ~ ~ oesE tht9ses.s o. 1e tompa
ussrs sn, 4he 6rst ~ Th IWsnLY
s1cn ,nith this neas II aeeor1
abn1 9as ~[e ~ + sssbeH pd On ne M egheeth sep
1emDe! iast, 10 Inc aoaets OF the bonds, Offering
n1 ne" IN saee.s q seven per cent semian-
~ q1 & ~ t"s gtafs aaa ln aoaation 10
tn ug "a a. eonnfa"
cSet ~ rat9Ee ~ ~ Pboia tss1o t6na sum
I ~ - * tssue; nithla rae tme 9f
the r;nht ss ns ~ nsr M H. 4
4 s v ,,ae ~; " .ne n,es oay o1 febraafy
Aot' ,1a1f ~ 1fc Rn,tea ~ 80 - Hu1s 4Isp ~.
= en'au nanpsr a5 ol 'nese nonds nase alfeady
bee,, ,1ads snI a. Pd;, a4a an mas
mission. Our securities are r viewed With such
That $nt