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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-20

rs REGULARLY EDUCATED AND LEGITr-
i mately qualified, and has experierc.d in al,
forns Of diseases knowledge quite indispensable
in the proper treatment of the venereal diseases
in all its varied and complicated forms, and has
for years made the treatment of private diseases
his business and study. Experience, tho best
of tea hers, has enapled him to perfect remedies
at once efficient, safe, permanent and in most
cases can be used without hindlance to business
Particular attention given to old standing cases,
such as were formerly considered incurab;e-
Syphilis in all FORMS Gonorrhoea Gleet Structures.
Orchites, Diabetes, Bladder and Urinary Diseases
Also the effects of solitary habits, both runous to
bsdy and mind, and which produce some of tho
following effects Blotches, bodily Weakness
constipation aversion for and uneasness in female
society, unmanliness, dread of future events, I'm
ally complete prostraton Of the vital power, loss
Of memory, ringing in tho ears-can be fully re-
stored to health.
All letters, with stamp answered.
DR.. w. manufactures all his medicine from the
purest drugs; free from sll smell Or TASTE Please
call friendly talk and his opinion will cost you
nething. His treatment is the result Of l.ng ex-
perience and il commanding the confidence Of tho
entire West. so charge win be made unless cure
is permanently effected. Dr.. w treats self abuse
with the most happy result.
Post Office box, 1924. Office and Consultation
Rooms 164 South Clark street, Chicago, Ill.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-20
yMtN WeeA.

A1oW IS THE tine 10 LAY IN WOOD
N Tor winter ~. We haVs asy kindline wood
TO % pr cord - Sssse NOD q 81 81 pss
Ss1s.
0uisk q "a viu y ,tee ~.
00edN q. .t0OO0. Dawn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-20
JOHN ZlNlmERpIANN.

JOHN mERHANN.
~ DIANOA AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
turer, Grants Block, MUM street
-. Davenpsrt, Iowa. AIlinstruments Of
out charge, i've years. r = ''1'E VIM
az. ::I,nepsiring and tuning done ct al times
U'Avsksfoaf,S August. 9Th, lssl. .e1.va
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-20

The history Of AM RICAN MAN.
UFAITURES. FROM ZOOS To
1860
By DR.. J. Leanaer Bishop. vols avo
Vel: l. now ready, Vol. II, nearly resdv.
Thisis probably the largest and NEST imno,,. ~
work now in the American press
We have also published new editions Of tn.
following useful and popular hooks
Tho Business Mans Legal Adviser {;
or, how to save money By conducting business ~.
oording to law, - expounded By the best and lat
ess authorities. 400 PIP, sheep. Price, 81.
Opportunities for lnduAtry or A
ThousaDd Cbanees to
Mako Money.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-20
DISEASES or
"VFSos q other d. NEST ted Animals
MR.. q. sCULLr.

PVIS,T =" - " TIE NO All CULLE(SE
h Of Veterinary surgeons London, ia DOS
sessed o. sAe most perfect system Of
Horse doctoring OF any IN the W. est In a great
majority OF instances bis cures are complete. nc,.
manently lasting and rapidly accomplished. eve,
Horses useless from disease and hitherto Thought
to be incurablc, Mr.. q. treats with the harpest
results, rendering then TT te p..form ordinary
work. Mr.. SIS treatment 10 based on the leriti-
mate sciencea Of msdislne, and he pledges TO give
satisfaction Is all Who MY confer their pa ,rona
Oh him. Office y. Ls<Haire's Stable, corner Of I'd
and Perry st
n. b. Horse ara Cestle medicines oan DO had
OF Mr.. Scully At modeseie prices ia9-dAW
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INSURANCE.

eoY1nnoJI, MIntufA = TO-, harper q 0FOtnotS, LUZ
en-, Sherman + Co., Alexander 7. Stewart.
j. C. wASHBURN, Agent for Davenport and
Rssk Island. jlys
aEAL GSTATk AND lNSlRANCh.
JOHN l.. SW ITS,
CENTRAL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
nICKOLL,s BLOCK Up STAIRS,
Agency Of ths
.'HCNK FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAPITAL. ....................$ 2eo,oeo
Atlantic Fire InsQraace Comply
OF NEW YORK AID BR0OKLYN,
CASH CAPITAL. .$l50.00e
lamar Fire Insurance Comply,
~ NEW YORK CITY
CASH CAFITAI......-~ .....-......$soc,ooo
Fulton Fire Insurance Comply,
o. NEW YORK CITY.
CA6H CAPITAL, .............. 49,. $lb0.0ot
new York Life Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY
Af,r,yYvrry. ATED n ApITAI Il KOO ga
JyS1-wddtf
OFFICE OF THE
Peoria Marine 4 Fire Ins. Co.,
No. 6 LIE Claire Row.
ENTRANCE ON SECOND STREET
capital Paid Up, 1000.
CHARTERED ls4l CHARTER PERPETUAL,
uaAerwrites upon tho safer Glasses Of property,
ssains. loss by IRE and the peris Of inland navi-
s.uon, at reasonable rates, and promptly adjusts
s.o pays oil reasonable losses which may occur in
sais city, at this sfice.
nvI7-d4wu &c. POWER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-20

EY Sold Euerychere-by
ALL WHOLESALE DRUGGIsTs in the Target cities.
Saxaao 1ak h.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
LECTURES.

zTREE LECTURE BY THE "LEARNED BLACK;
smith, Elihu Burfit will lecture before Bryant STRAIT
aon, Packard Penn's Commercial College, OF Brooklyn
0his (Frday) evening" at the College Hamilton build
Ing Court street. SubicctThe HIGHER law and Mission
OF Commerce" The Puoc is most respectfully invited
|u "TiIE RIGHT NAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
OLIVER CROMWELL.
Rev o. r. FLANDERS will deliver lecture this (Fridayl
tvcninr hall Of the Historical Society corner stcDnd
avenue aud Eleventh street. Tickets ~ cents each at The
door,,
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

NOTICE Ts HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER
IN sgued has been appointed by the supreme Court re-
Artisans Bank, Of he city Of New York All persons in
dcbed 10 said bank required to render account of
aud pay the same 10 the undersigned All persons having
their any property effects OF said bank are
q red deliver the TO the undersigned, and All cred
tors of said bank required deliver statement OF their
demands undersned by the LIST day OF May next and
nil persons holding any open contract of said bank are
qred present the same In writing and IN detail TO the
undersigned by said ist day OF May next All which
notices and be presented and lmen maac 70
me- at my occ, I67 Broadway 10 the city OF New rorn
Receiver Of the Artisans Bank n. \.
pa!cd February TO- iy92
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

TTACHMENT NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE:
by given that writ of attachment has beep issued
OF the Supreme Court OF Jersey the suit Of Catha
rine X. Waterbury against the estate OF William Hayes
dollars in plea OF debt and that said writ was returned
80 ClIAS p. SMITH, Clerk.
DrcrNsrRll. 1891 THEoDoRE RuNroN, Attorney.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

N. MERwIN, AUCTIONRER
"A. BY BANGS, MERwIN 4 co. Irving Buildings 504 and
606 Broadway.
FRIDAY EVENING. Feb. 81, at Z o'clock.
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
Being Ia part selections from private libraries including
literature.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

A UCTroN NoTIcE.-M DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER,
n will SELL this day, lO o'clock at salesroom 85 Ma
street Household Furniture consisting of 81 Brussels and
Three Ply Carpets Ocoths mahogany paror
Suits in brocate and hair cloth Bookcases Centre
Tables Bnets Extension Tables Dressing Bureaus Wash
robes Lounges Sofas Chairs TecaTetes; also
wood Billiard Tables also English double barrel Fowing
Piece
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

LIOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.-TwO FAST PONIES AND
IL gentle Saddle Horse will be sold cheap the owner
having left the city Apply address Mr. Clarinet Herald
O0c
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

poNIEs FOR sALE-ALL SIZES, WARRANTED
broken In foe saddle and harness, in forty-second
street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. HENRY DUNN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02

/ -
Editors Ds1sscA:-Ths following is pro.
posed:
Desripsiea The nag is divided into three
miodie cne-third or one. fourth ~ wide ~
betwesn them.
The first part next ths star n blus. with n
broad curvlng belt running diagonaliy from
the lowest corner near the stan, 70 the cores
p0ndinG opposite corner Of the top. This belt is
formed BY ltnes or strips Of white. II repre-.
senu the zodiac. or path Of thu sun through the
Aeayens. In the centre 10 placed large dg-
ure Of the sun formed OF white. In the cor
ner spaces, above and below the belt, are
white stars equal to the number Of the Uon-
federato States.
The middle portion OF the iax Is q perpen.
Ii red.
Erpiasasios. blue il the color of the
sky the stars represent the States, while the
sun is the symbol, not of any particular
idea. but Of beneacent in fluences In general
light, heat, lifs, qutckening energy, fertil-
ity, purity, love, JOY, elevation, glory, the
fervid rays Of the natural sun darling on
our Southern land, the favor of Deity, chris
tianity, the National Constitutional 0overn-
ment dispensing its blessings to all the
states, and forming the centre and bond Of
unity between them, as the sun holds to-
Xether, ,iliuminates. warns, and cheers the
solar system.
The other parts, white and red, are de.
signed simply to give variety Of color, dis
tinctness, and effect to the nag. The whole,
In the writer's estimation, would consti tn te
beautiful and striking banner, eminently
appropriate as the ems sign Of our Southern
nation. Although the stars are retained, yet
as the sun Is the central and most cons picu-
Gus figure upon it, 1t may properly bo de-
nominate, "1HE FLAG OF TIE SUx." 1t is true
that when the sun shines the stars are in.
visible, but still they are in the heavens, and
the track of the sua is among them. Hence,
as emblems Of the States considered indiyid-
the flag. r.. H. nj.
Die. 2S, 1851.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02

Editors of the Dispesch IL find that much ID
said at this time ia favor Of connecting the
Richmond and Danville Virginia Railroad
with the North Carolina Railroad at Greens.
borough. North Carolina, or some other
prominent point.
have ever believed 1t would be Of inesti-
mable value to the Southern Oonfederacy.
II should not be road only of transporta-
tion across the States, but located with an
eye to the immense mineral wealth deposited
In the valley Of Dan river and Town Fork.
Here we have inexhaustible beds OF coal,
iron ore marble, white, blue, and gray lime
atone, serpeutine and porcelain clay, DO.
Besides, the Buffalo Wallow, three miles
south Of Germantown, In Stokes county, de-
rived its name from the great lick tor Wild
animals that was common In this country,
and has ever been looked upon as favorable
for salt water.
With ali these thinga before M, 1t does
seem that thirty min utes' time would BE- bnt
q bubble In the Southern C0ufederacy in
comparison to the great wealth II will de-
yelops to the States. Do not these things at
least en- title the DAN Eiver Coalheld Rail.
road to q reasonable inspection before the
anal connexton u orderedf
The road 10 willing to submit IT. minerals
ard prospects 70 the bspt geologists South,
Of nll. Is szss
We hops that all the pepsrs that favor
TINS connextoa will iEseTt the above, - thAs
tnis 0ovlxAment shall hare every advan.
tage tnat tblg country affords.
VS. A OIrIzsH ~ 6roK1s OouvTv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02

EXTRACT OF A LETTER PROM SOUTHERN La.
DY.-The following extract from the letter of
young lady to her friend in the army will
serve to show the spirit Of the fair in the
pending contest for right:
81 love the true soldiers of the South.
love them everywh here, and wish could do
something for their comfort but, owing to
the humble surroundings Of home, can do
nothing; yet will never forget 10 ask the
ever merciful Father, from his high throne
in Heaven, TO guide their every step and see
each fetter riven. May they, with united ef-
forts, be strong, trusting in HIM to the last
breath OF their lives. May those who fall in
the battle fall trusting In Him who muste1s
the hosts there and when the last arrogant
monaTch's magisterial crown with ali its
gorgeous beauties the dust shall have
blended, may theirs be one sparkling with
eternal glor,es.
"Eumbered with the Confederate soldiers
have brother, whose blood ere long may
dampen and crimson one little spot Of some
desrly-bought field Yet for no price would
have him ut home this night / feel proud
that he is gore. Away from kindred hear IS, he
ease his dying posture, and there, pale and
lifeiess, be pelted by winters storm, or
parched by summer's sun, and even vul-
lures feed npOn his mortal body. This all
cannot hurt his immortal soul, that must
live for ever in ease or pain. y, may he So
live that his soul may be borne upon the
plumed wings OF bright angels away to the
happy mansio us in the fields Of eternal rest ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02

MEETING OF BRIrIsH RESIDENTS OF NORFOLK
Resolutions Of CoDdolense AT q m Getting Of
British residents in Norfolk, and others con-
nected by affinity and family relations with
the subjects Of Her Majesty's doninions, held
on the 2sth nit, over which Col Myer Myers
presided, the following resolutions were of
fered and unanimously adopted:
Resolred, LIST, That in the death of Prince
Albert we recognize a sad affliction upon his
widowed q ueen-upon the loyal household,
and q loss to all who came within the sphere
Of his enlarged and useful benevolenca.
I'd. That we deeply feel, and warmly SYM
pathixe with Her Majesty in this painful be-
reavement, and we will wear the usual badge
Of mourning for thirty days.
Sd. That bowipg in humble dependence to
the Divine Will, we would yet hope that her
life m ay be prolonged-her reign be marked
by contin ued prosperity, and all that a mo-
theirs heart can desire In the future of her
loyal household
4th. That Myer Myers, Esq, British Consul
at this port, be requested to forward a copy
Of the foregoing resolutions to Her Majesty .
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, tn at
they may be presented to tn e q ueen as a mo
mortal Of the sentiments entertained towards
her by those owing allegiance, as well as
those connected by close affinity of bloc d and
relationship with the subjects of Her Majes-
ty's dominions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02

T s ROBERTSON,
81 4. Corner Governor and Franklin sts.,
Richmond, Va,
Keeps constantly On hand large and varie' axsort.
ment OF choice
FAMILY GROCERIES,
AND FINE QUORS,
AND CIGARS,
imported expRswly Tor this market.
The best Old Rye WHl6K8Y and Apple end
Psaeh BRANDY, distlled In the Nouatains Of TINS
State.
An LIQUORS and GROCERIES, sold BY him
are warranted pure and good, or no sale
p H-Particular attsnti N paid to putting vp
and shipping Goods for ofBceis and SOLDIER, sta
toned at and away from Richmond.
C,,MNI6SION BUSINESS VIII make liberal
advances on TOBACCO. WHEAT, FLOUR,
CORN, and all ether nincr prodnlts of the eoun'
try, such - BACON, LARD, POULTRY, EGGS,
BUTTER, DRIED FRUITS, LEATHER HIDES
POTATOE6, BEANS, PEAS &c.
n Quiok sales and n ,mpt returnA
de Tim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02

Look OR ron UoUNTsRrEIr CoxPEpsRArB
BILLS Two Confederate notes were rejected
at the State Bank within the last few days as
contradictions e5 and the other a 4lO bill.
The signatures. 7. Elicit for Register, and II.
II. 0oodlos for Treasurer, when com pared
with the genuine, are at once discoverable.-
The former, though approximating the genu-
inc signature, is not in that almost copper
plate neatDess of Mr.. Ellett's, be- ides the in
itials T and F.. are connected by the 1Orger,
while the original Is never seen without Pc
riod after T. las here printed) and entire ly
isolated from Elicit. Mr.. Goodloe's sigma
ture is a free, distinct and neat running hand
the forger poorly initiates the initials and
bunglingly cramps the name Goodloe. The
forgery OF both bills was evidently done by
the same erson. Extreme caution in exam
ining tns signatures, and particularly these
Treasury notes. A little vigilance and scru-
tiny may detect the offenders and bring them
to punishment.-Sauonnah Republican, 2StA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispstch.)
SEord Prcsentation-Ordeys to March-The Dis.
patch, &c.


SEord Presentation-Ordeys to March-TAe Dis.
patch, &c.
THos. ARTILLERY WINTER Q'Rs(
December 90. 1861. :
Yesterday, Rev. +. McCarthy, Jr., mem.
Der OF our Company, presented to our Cd
Lieutenant, E. J. Andei son, in behalf of the
company, which was drawn up to witness
the ceremony, beautiful sword-the one
noticed in the Dispatch few days since" as
memento OF their admiration and graft
tude for his gentlemanly. benevolent, and
gallant conduct" The speeches were brief.
but to the point. and the boys gave three
rousing cheers when the Lieutenant closed
On the day Of the Drainsville fight, our
company was ordered to hitch the horses and
cook two days. rations, instantly. We were
In perfect ignorance Of the skirmish that
all hopes Of an other general On gagement with
the Yankees, the cry "to arms" came like q
thunder. clap from clear sky. Numbsrless
were the speeulations INDUCED concerning
our destiny Some guessed it was Winches-
ter, some Yorktown, while some thought Nc
Clellan had termed fool, and was advancing
on Centreville. Night closed in cold and
dreary, only one blanket was allowed on such
q march, and great sui uffering stared rs in the
face. We were greatly relieved when we
heard the cause of the alarm, and were or
dered to unhitch and 60 to bed.
Richmond has treated our boys very we'll,
but she does not know yetwhat valuable SER
vice we have performed. ! may tell few
things another time.
We ara very fond Of the Dispatch, and buy
1t up eagerly whenever 1t is brought into the
camp. TxLyaRAPH.
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personal.

T REFORMATION Is WAN TED Of the family of
i WIN. EATuN. A negro girl HENRIETTA, left
niehmond 70 years ago; her mothee. CLARISSA,
remaining with ths Eatons. The desire IL to know
the fami still lives here. Adiress Ars. d.
JOHNSON, care OF A. X Parker, Grace Ct ppo-
site Certena church. jat-2ta
T>HE UNDERSIGNED harded his WATCH
Il to q gentleman, yes'erday, opposite Mr..
Cumberland . Stables, ON r. anklin st Tho gen,le-,
man will confer favor by Leaving it u, this Of
hce The Watch is do ole ease one E. ID. John
con, maker, No. 12,076
VIM. MITCHELL, -
North side Of Broad and Mayo SIS.
NJ Petersburg and Norfolk papers please copy.
0A3l--aik
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02

FKBH FIGHr AMoKe rHx TIaERs.-We I'M.
some Of the members Of tho Tiger RIfles at
BYistoa Station, near Manassas Junction, on
Saturday last, In which one of them was In.
stantly killei by . cut from bowie. knife,
and several others severely wounded. The
fixht was The re suit of q dru aken frolic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02

RB.ARREsT OF PAlsoN RxowsLow.-The
Knoxville Register, of the q tn ult., says:
Brownlow was arreated and remanded to
prison by COL Mon sarrat, Commandment OF
this post, Immediately on his discharge by
the civil authorities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02

E-sSIlsrsD.-Capt. Dyerle's fine company
from Reanoke county, Va, passed thr0 ugh
Lynchburg Sunday evening en- route for
home. having been granted forty days fur.
Tough. The company, to man, have re-
enlisted for the war, thus showing their de-
termination to stand by the flag OF the South
until it shall wave over a people recognized
as free and independent by all the world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02

MAN KILLED An aged man named Simp.
son, u resident Of Orange county, Virginia,
was killed at Gordonsville on Saturday
night, by being run over by an eng gine Of
the Orange railroad. He wss walking on
the track. and, meeting the engine, stepped
to one side to let it pass. lmmediately after
passing him, the engine commenced back.
ing, and the deceased, having gotten on the
track, was ran over by it, having both his
legs severed from his body. He survived
but q few hours after tn accident.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02

A SAD CAsn or SUIcrDB.-0eorge Lee, whose
property In New Orleans has just been con rs
Gated BY the rebels, committed suicide At
Bsllston Spa, N. T., . day or two since.
The loss Of . hundred thousand dollars
caused him TO become insane.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02
w AN TED-

w S u Il S TIT U TES.
I-mish to employ, Immediately, four SUBSTI-
TUTES--one for artillery, and the rest for infan-
hy service. libe' al bonus given.
THOS. j. EAeBY. Agent for
Hiring out NJ grocs, and Renting cut Houses
No. Wall street, under
de yI-3t Chcrlas Hotal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02

DANAwAY-es0 RkwARD.-RaaAwsy
II nom the isil Of Thos Jones, Of this plaes, on
II ,ncsy. clH Of October. 1861, Negro MAN.
named JAMES; dark brown complexion, Il yesss
old, and nearly NIX fest hish. He hsd on dark
sui. when he left also, military oyercoat en-.
pect he viii try 70 pass for free boy. VIII pay
the above reward for said boy II tsksa oat Of this
city or ~ II found in It, n Be &c delivered TO s
st !. T. ls-is: T. s,s:s''' RsAn''a y. /. sunDnrr.
TNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-WM-
LIAM FOs rER, mulatso nsa. well known
asAavtng lived with Asasrs. Warwick Dssts.
Aale, aDd e famous runaway, y OF again. end I
win give go reward for his apprehension and -
,sz :: In Z o''' street. ''' Z sosssr = n > rrs..
10 ANAW DLLL1ES
II REWARD.-Ranavsy. on the il irs.sus.
negro man named JOHN f1eaER. Hs h about
20 yssrs old: slightly bald; blssk color, had %
dru6 cost and pAntA an1 . strsw hat. Rs = from
M,ps e: r, 'f !. ma sssess e ss.s
give ths above reward for his dsalsssy y n. o.
n. 4 I'm, As.s. ssr
q 81 6sasniaw . Wiska
DUN1WAY-SiS REW1RO.-R1a9VaJ
ososss lass lis Nss1o Nan HsnDERsoS ns t1te So &
Said negro y about = yeaxs old, vsyy likely,
not very dArk, and Ahoate leet higA. ne tn
Of the fore and middle fingers on the lsfs hand
sesn trostslttsn. he has vie It Ne isrn q
Mr: VIM. DcuaWare, adjoining mins. Hs may
- lux4fng nea1 epme Of IL oampsv With {
yisw - AneAGe hinaeh - . serysAs. y \
not s:msn nnsssa vass eo,orsd s.osass :. ~
paid II he u lodged In jau % that 81 1t1,
o. upon his deltvery - ne ct NY yeGt4enoakt y
Henrtoo county. NEAR Dutch 0at 80 ).
RANAWA1.-Qo0 kEwAkO-kas11S5
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Rirbmona 4ispatfb,
THURSDAY mORNTN0 Jan. :. 1854.


7As Aeiirityef the Enemy-Isnresse- Prsparssfoa
By the Coafederaf<s-S'sn. Bnfffs 06o cf Bat
fs-Ee Ausek E1pecsei on BosciiaS Grern-
Gen. Floyd's Brigade, Sr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02
VT.ASTED-

w A GOOD NURSE,
(cnloTed) One Of mature age preferred.
Inquire at Franklin ST., between Sd and 4th,
IA It's j. A. CASKIE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02

--.-.---.-------~-.,.-.>.,s - = - =
n OHT-Oa tn l0,A ne~~~Ass~
n m A,c-. r.-.~
a@ a prT11 cW1aAv
Contaips>. Hha s~.> - oae - oex0>1VNxsoASs
And card with vayi,as sddresess.
:. .un:ois - vara WIN be given for IT, AeIive.y
tn9 Dleessen 0nsee. al-3ss
TkN VOLLARS REWH6I -rH1 80.
reward viii be eiven fur rstnvn a. : 49,
E1vE-SHOOTER 20 me- a. the ma MerE".
lost II some eWhere in Richmond I'm risvrr y.
isI- WILLTAM RPnW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-02
TxEUUTIVE DEP1RTM Z M,

KIoHNvHD, Dec. 70, 1851,
"AVIN4 received a requts, that would
I'll appoint Delegates for the Common.
veal tn of Virginia, 10 attend the Pianfers'
Convention to be held on the i'm day Of
February next, at Memphis, Tennessee, and
dseming the subjects which will probably
come up for consideration at that Conven-
ton of importance TO the Southern Con.
federacy, have thought proper to wake The
following appointments. of one Delegate for
each Congressional District-viz:
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