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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01
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AM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES haxlnE In
~. .ss.s3 J !se y, Go sa!ss.E!ss .slE 6 q;
10. .a ss;Uuxs1axO1sls. sisss So %
b found aupseior. 70 any othss msnufassufsd h
ely :;ss = ;:ss rod s ass.fs 2 81 prices
fasassy neas Central Depot,
xleslxlHt-- 0eess sc ne.s "a esyszes.
Just REUHyED- xns
90 pieces sik HANDk1RUHIERs.
,l7e d%sen.(Jpttqna DO. y ~ sls1g 3 =
s 500 S EST &13f nOss. 4S1
Is dossn POOKKT. BOOKS.
70 dozoa.UATS. 90
Is dossn GA RPET.BAQS:
- ara sen ~ ana 80 Bread ssfsst,
ia N-3ws ~bstwssn ID and 9Th streets.
TUaE R1CEIvEO-Es
q 100 &. tnsiiiah PRINTS.
leo So.ss Msii.h HOSE, best quality.
g p, hishs LINEN. m .;,s e gvIsy.,s
- ssaas, ssia ass ana IS Broad street,
tja 2s-3Ws - between ID and 4th sts.
TUVT 01OE1VED-
ses paiz. o.:.,n.rs PAHTs.
20 DOZEN Check Linep SHIFTS.
80 dozen Dennin - : do.
81 dram lean DRAWERS. aasr
At -, JULIUS 6YULE'S,
| 2S6 and 230 Broad street,
j. 0-3wt between Sd and 4th 81.
EN661SH PILOT OLOfH.-l cas- daTi
II blue heavy Enslish ~ ,,, -,
= 5. isoss ena Fl B q: z /. baskerville.
T6L768 SY6ER dsairss % notify bis friends
81 md che public 81 large. that On the 4Oth OF
febeoasy iee3;as vim seocvs BE lsFgs ssoes 8. q
Gaps, cpposIte. Ne. 235 Bfoad street three door,
baow Il. NHk Downey's Store.
u B-AlSpsessnt Store No. 33S Broad street
ssswsss g. "a Eta Streets u tor rent With Dwell
oo-ro,rs.
~ a4s ...u... ~ COMFORTS
| Ocnfsdsrsts NAT TRHssES, which have giyer
l universal sktiafAction, and are commanded hight,
By both Gems. Bsauregard ana Lee, ~
O.W. WHITE Z CO.'S.
i n I-lmS Governor street..
IMul1z1. :, n.: S:rz.s rlox'
ULO7HS; OASEIMERES and VESTIN3S
For military sui.s. and eitissn1 hns dresA Thres
'10s'aae 1a1aso bAr1Na anc PANT STUFF
iIoe S0LDMRS, By the yard. or large quantity
| Over Oostinss, III grades, some Ane; Besver and
Hs*4el1ep, for aReees' coats Military OverAJosts
n grest vazissy; Camp Blankets; Ghawls; Gloves
Socks QQWfortS on Over Goats; Legginy, and Oar
tOUsoE1fefSttr296o4 Searnless OverCoAts; Water
EsoeE41A en4anp Suits made to measure In shor,
leAea ynxranta6 10 At; kerino, Lambs Wool, and
B6Ak6 Under sShiTts and Drawers, al Gzes; Ang
kfsneA Cloths md Oassimores black and fancy
Tho Al1st AnDora1ient 70 BE- found; Vettngs Of a
styles al made to measure h The bsst style; Trim
mines. u ktndh "A full aGDoftmsnt Of Ans DreM
O1otA OoAt1, and black Doe Skin Pants q full -
tDoftmAnA "a hhnd.) h<a'4ei'e =
BOYS ULOTH1N0.-OvsrOoa as, Jaaksts
Z. y. ROYsToH 1 co., III syeamoes n,
/ no e-jm petaFsburG, VI.
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MILITARY NOTICES..
AUJ'T. AND ,INSP'R CANS OFFICE,
LE1raa1 kIcHnoHD, Jan. ~, 1864,
G PEOIAL dRDERS NO. -.

MILITARY NOTICES.
ADJ'T. AND ,INSP'R CANS OFFICE, I !
ftztsosi:zl dsED5sssasss'ssao 81 - .'''
.fu1. Lieutenant, Colonel G.oss. D.A..
Assistant djatant General. Il assigned to du:
Y In the Ad}otant Inspector Generals Of
nee, and I'm teks ohsrs: Of the General Re-
nications pertaining 70 the Recruiting service.
will b married, on the upper right hand side
cruiting Service"
as p JNO. WtTHERS,
j. B4w'~ Assistant Adtutant General.
HE0S. URDNANUE DEPT OF VAT
RICHMOND, January Ii, le02. s
sa7ss 4, .;r@3: X, lerl: ss.sss q rIISr ~.
IN, 70 NJ ADDRnss, 'hst thsy may b Altered cd
put b essd ssasr ready for the 1ss of she troeps
! thas wia tahe the AsaA nsxt spring. 1ach musEst
s: s: : ..' = csa \: issa g e.a
s y SIS ID Oh q 0rSss1ss eS7..
- CITY lels.s sepZA - -
LTTWsT J0xzE.
E ! =. O0PRxR AND IxDuHER,
20g1A dao - Dsea9 stsose, betWsen MAYO q.
81 as az - 0on1e0 0Upot. - ssh
A.sisC - 1870 lgys sseDly q feesiGa
Lsesass, ! e .ew su'sy ssSSsrsI - spSH -
-. Do1AM Pssssssal LsssAss, asssals y II
n1es lApeAln1. ~. TssgsE 80. q
$: A-ssIas,las .'sessia ,ss.ll .ses~ -
49, 49, taM-laA
ooMns!osxl WAITS 01S15ss5
Nrq1yc A.. - IS -. - q (.
INN le4 Z. A.. - $3.50 ~ -
u naPsU GnA veVaAsgp . ensSlo - = ssAile ~
ss:e@as {. - 1xs.slos.
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MILLINBRY AND SEWING.
RIO THE EHDfES.-J1 se received, : case
Il Of FRENCH FRAMES, which am pre-.
pared to make up BONNETS on at the short
est notice. Alao, handsome lot Of Bertha
Oape1 Ind Collars. suitable for parties and
evening Dress.
O.. O. ALLEN,
ia sl-4t*i Governor street.
TMPORTANT NVTlOk To
THE LADIES OF RICHMOND.
MADAME SARB1or' from r p. Ms, o.,..,.
oasrs her ssry,ess in the espssity Of Repairiog,
In the most skillful manner, LADIN6 LlNNN.
and garments Of eli der cripsion. at the ahortest
notice.
Alao, thought BY ladies or servant girls, Gen.
uemens Linen win be neatly mended
vesy respectfully soielting the patronage Of all,
81 h :as 81, s Brood street No ss Sss.:sn
WaE&IEE : WILSON Swing ma
WHBEL1R = WILSON'S AWNING Ma
CHIN16 repaired aud kspt IN ordsr. z
NDAOL11 and SILK On hand.
Nes Taeklas and Tan.ly Sewing done By Alas
opposite Saml. =. Prices.
t'rtIe~s sent prnsnotly attended %. e ISM
5ERV1NTs FOR HIRE.
EOR HIRE-A Servant 0IRL, who comes
IL highly recommended a. q Nurse and
House Servant NAP A1pld6 3. q 3. ALIENS. .
ia 1Fs9es'''f Governor street..
NKaKOEs FOE HIRE.
We Aaye1 for hire the following description
dhanS bSrmsids. washsrs and Ironers;
Cooks, Washers, and 1ronorS;
Blac1mtths, Oafpenters;
Shoemaksrs, Brickiayers;
sri9k; xsrd Hands, Laoorer'; ~-Ax
FaFm HAD, Factory Hands.
vantf' -.,s, q rl.SP7;S ~ 1 1siS =.
.o:,.. Vof' franklin ana Wal r1n . Sss;:
TTO1 6AL0-A valuable Tesmster and f1m
y hand about 81 years old. Apply 70
la1SQt&aa s.a.- ------- 3: A COOK.
LRXTHER. sADDLERY, Ec..
| HOES AHp BOOTS
6Snx 10 shs' Gee. din,culsy in PFC curins :on
concluded 10 close out the balance Of my stock Of
6hos1 nd boots Is cost from this date. Pssaons
in wasn't Of ssueh goods would Do well 70 avail
JOS aoLHs1iTH's, No. So Brosd e.. "
js 1-St' between ist Ct. and brooke Az.
MRh ME. MiEffA rs s Ho94f@EAR44ss
60, co.. No. rs 1rosd stsssk Augusta, Georgia
The undsrsigusd manusactmsl evseytAing n shs
Hns, md hsve good stoSk on hand F@
- 49, -s,E ALSO fs. sA&
L1ArH11Sfsvsfyd description; Shoe THREADS;
Machine 4BslHne and Rubber Packing; SADDLE
Trees, Nos eaAdls nats Fl inch Roller buckles;
Rein '0AASE Philadelphia and Nastern Carriage
Bolts Wood Screws; Sand Paper; Glue; White
LA1df Jape0'and Coach Varnishss; Springs, Axles;
H.1:eol. o.stings' and general assortment Of
II 0sdses promptly executed. -
JHHSUP 9 HATCH.
10 Him LAts Sherman, Jeasup 4 IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01

NOTlOE WAS committed TO the Jail Of Bed
IN ford county on the Sd Of D-cembss. 1861. a
Negro Man, who Gala himseE IHAAC RIUY,
and says be Ii the property Of Daniel Hunt oi
Richmond, Va. Said negro Is o. a ginger bread
color. about y years old feet high, with good
set Of teeth no scars, except or the back nom
dark. eolored domestic cloth, very much worn and
ragged.
The owner Of said negro In requested TO come
forward, prove properly, pay CHARGES, and take
him away otberwtEe he wlll he dealt with % thu
law directs. WX II. PATE
ia l4-lm Sheriff Bedford County,
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lTILITA RY ATTENTION.

Mira * ''' ATTENTION y
BRASS LETTEne, GROSS sABREs.
lRO6S OANNONH. ka. ia
The undersigned ~ mapufacsu1neto eg1or aAd
have always % hanA BRASS PAuSQRD Int
THR6. CROSS eAH116, GROSS OAN1lONg,
20. for MILITARY OAPA Ordsss Dssapily
Lewis I xAYToM Brad OuAssss, Il
xsgs l3tAkboe Main and Car aRNe8a,
Addrs9 by nal sskswb 4 Kxyton, = Hon I'd
k3cAnand. Va jaH-lmA
~ EN- OYA ElFER0 USON'H lops-essab.
Ii. bedFSHAVlN0 AND HAIRCUT.
TING EMPOH1uM has bssn rslnnysd 20 llth
St.. undee ths. uxshancs, near tbs dRd post Onss.
Thankful fte pest nyors, \ eoutinuance at The
j. n-s,J via. FERGUSON.
A0z$OH --Au pesppne having .slsiEae egat6sl
IN the 1skate II AEDxAND18; 9TULQ10,
M; s;s;s;ii i :. 81 b 'isti'js ~
n.n I||||2l 81! n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01

HOLUMBIAN HOTEL
" ~ RIOHMOND, vnal1n
y. ~. SP1U08 3 90, Propriotors,
q. B. LSox, Supeftn tsndent.
+. i. Hva8Dou and B. n. TYInN. UlsrkD.
O.N. Sp1CER.
Ally N. ". HARRIS.
~ Wing and Enquirer publish thrjs
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10 lCHMOND COFf EE Mills,
n L.. SAINT. X0IYNnER Il 90 N,

NV SAML YOUN6ER Z CO., Pr0pHI
Coffee Dealers and Tea Merchants.
Prom and afser the lst February next and dur
Ing the blockade. fret eIoss snd beasfeial substt
txse for Coffee will be provided for the trade and
public in 10. and ID. packets, ground osd yesds
for use. These will b packed In cases Of q
pounds each and upwards to suit purchasers
The retail price ct the stores viii be IS cents Per
pound marked on the labels. - -
- CornAr Of 6.h and Main sts.,
Opposite the SpOtswood Botel.
Coffee roasted for the trade in quantities not
less than 100 pounds. 10 &-11tH
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BLE'S HILL st The corner Of r,lri
O.nal Streets FIR sale.
We are a4orissd to cell the Lot 1osa@,
above, fronting o5t fest On the saep nas {.
street, ri ,nios back 40 fest Ia IN ai,sy aaa
posits the residence OF Col. H. q. Ts5=.i
Ia justly regarded the most beautiful In, "a
city. Terms rsssUnab.s-apply 20
ja 27-6t GODDIN 4 APPHRAOE. Ang.
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nlSSOLUTIUN.-Thec oparresship hereto
IL fore existing under the name Of SPENCE
& CAREY IVES Aissolvea b. mutual consent on
the 1st inst The business VII hereafter b een-
Quoted In ~ aamo - y. DS0PDNOn.
.-E RS4 =. b 0P1NOD,
Atta q. w. CARRY.
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TIFTY DOLLARNREWA will pay the
u reward of Atty dollars for the delivery In Jail
20 that get him, Of my boy NOSES, who ran of
in July last, from Mr.. Henry MasAie, In Orange
co., wheyo.he wis hired. He has been seen sipce
in Carolina, and slso ct Mr.. P. A. GpotsWood's In
Orange where he has Q wife. He has relations in
Prince william county, near MansssaL He is
about Is years of age Eve feet 9iucss In height of
dark singerhrsad color, with good front teeth, q
thick suit Of hair. ard eyes unus"ally red. My
p. o. is Fredsrieksbng Va.
10 29-Im - ! OATLETT CONWAY.
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II this county, on 18th inst HENRY. abrown
negTo; about feet or inches in height; round
face; cheerful oountenance; stout figure and shout
- years Of age. Henry was seen, few days since.
on the farm Of Mrs.. Virginia A.'Taylos, in King
George county.
Tw1NTY DOLLARS reward VIII BE- paid for his
apprehension and delivery, In jail. at Frederioks.
burg or Richmond. = atii
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~ EMOVAL-WM.LIAM =. KING hes 70
~ moved mis- gtoek Of 0ROOERIKS 70 Ii
house vacated BY Austin Z Gentry, doors ives
Of his old stand ~ xa -sz.s
In addition to the best asortment Of 0roceries
70 b. obtained during the war, tho subscriber VIII
keep on hand . stock Of Hay, Corn, Rye, Oats
NH Feed. Bolssd Meal, &e, at lowest cash prices
iR2S-lm WIN. +. KING.
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NQTiO1 -TAss 0syssDmanA Of Tie Oealsdk
IN rate States dssistng to tnettats . eheeeuGk
systsm ~ vaecinAtlpn u the Army, wish 70 pfe.
euse Q mppoly efkeoh VACCINE 02UoTOs fun
healthy ehllarsn. ]. tARsfoee, On ebs6soes . =.
d@s) give uosins That I win vaeri1aAe (fsso Of
eAsruS) III healthy sAildrss Of ~. pees o. ~
eity essaeht 70 my oiass. Sstwssa the Aesss Of 10
80 DI.AY1 DU1WuLL, n. D..
Amt 0nfgem p. 4. d. d.
- Il. 1s-Iy o0es b b - d1Ase e ~ yhn1nDa
Lhs Inssrance Company, oy9sdee ~ ADG1e1a
1oooA 10n1o o9osA 7 sFT@A hS3-l0tA
TXdn1 Dlsinxlnx. ~ .
U030 4U4HUfxUW,
s.A.. - 10QN On
49, st~x
f|'ala|l
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va .as11-saa
= n riern. Siik RANDknRGJHIERS.

IL fv.esea naM sci
loo -. 1ngliah PRINTS. -
u $50 pe:AherfcaA do.
!. leo 1p2sa KnalisA HOSE, best quality.
20 -. 1TiAh: LINEN, eeet quality. - va
At JULIUS SYOLE'S.
$3.50 ~ y g ssss 9Se and 1SS Broad street,
5 IN 2e,-1W4. = between I'd and 9TH ste.
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310n REWARD.-Ranxwsy from the SUBJ
DlVU ecriber my boy HENRY, for whose
spprehsnsion and delivery to 3. Il. STOKES.
of this place. or for his confinement In any isil,
SO that get him again, will pay the above re-
ward. Henry 10 about 90 year. old, black. about
five feet three inohas high and has rather down
look whsu spoken 70. Had on wh<n he left black
coat and pants, and black felt hat. He h.. been
seen near Brtstol, on ths Manassas Gap Railroad,
and near Cub Rpn ,Bsldge He may % lurking
around Dumfhea or Richmond.
- r. d. CARTER,
1s2J-1ms for ISr ENGLAND.
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n. A. STURDIVANT,
~ ATTORNEY AT Law,

~ 8. WYATT e. CO., of Charleston. 8. q,
~ beg to inform their friends everywhere that
the grest Are which occurred In city last night
did them no immediate Injury, either In their stock
or private housed.
We feel this announcement due to our hiend1
who have a large amount of propertyin our banda
Charleston D4c l2th. 1851. de Its
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II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DWELLING
tanning two large rooms, porshss store ma ~
Kitchen with two rooms with . largo yud. A.
For tsrms, &C., apply to Nc
10 29-ts OIOpTON A r.vvv
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DBAUTIFUL PxIVATM RESIDENCE an
ID CHURCH HILL. on tho south eide Of Yra.s
lin, between 26ih and 9Th streets, for sLs-A,
the request Of Mr.. Alexander WALKER, We CO.
Tor sale the very beautiful ana elegant rsas,as
now occupied By him. The lot has . f',a. Of .
feet, and depth Of 81 fGst. The improye;aass
ON II are oil nearly sew. and ere Of The rs., 49,.
~ kind, The DWELLING has 10 fooas apl.5.s
In the most beautiful and Ornamental ssy.s css,
blnipg every coavenienes usually found Ia |. Ia
elass dwelling. The view from the rsAr a p,
dwelling u the most lovely 10 b seen In this aliy
Of Richmond, but lower and upper Jan "a bf~.,
for many miles IL 10 onlv nccessary .r es.s.sss
the premises to be plea Cd with thsr, A.py "a
iaS7-6l 0ODDIN A. irP.ESnr
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HVuSE AND LOT FOB SAL ~
~ An .acsIi.n, Nv Offer for yale. p,,s.s
tween Munford and 0ilmsr streets. Rss
s l twenty.seven feet and n one B. a.
ieet deep, with . comfortable Nrtcs sa"s
neatly new. containing rooms az 80.
There Is . we'll Of good water o. - ~ e. -,
previous to Wednesday, l3,k x'.s.-~,.t''f
via be sold At public auction, IN "a 7
tsee, that day, at I O'Clock y. NJ 'sE''
REDWWbDk EEa.,E
go Aaesioss.,, =
F'oR RENT-T"0 large w,,-,,- =.
Fronting on Gary and Dock su.s.s' b 70,
18th ano 10th. Apply 70 W"
- NV GEO. s. PAYxvp
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GEO. N. FLnCK RO. j. OHRYsTIAN.
~ EO. n. FLICK 4 CO.,
(T Manufacturers Of superior
-. White Wine and Pure Cider
VINE G AR,
For Picking. &C..
Main street, near Doth. Richmond, VI.
NJ Orders sent BY mail promptly attended 70.
"a l0-Cmx
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a UGAR, O0fFEE. SPICE, &c.
Is bbls. Crushed SUGAR,
Is hhds. N. o. SUGARS,
bags Rio OOFFE,
bags PEPPER, PIMENTO. and GIN
GER,
In store and for sale by
DUNLOP, MONCURE, & co.
In 2S-Af ~
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ESlRABLh RnSlDnNOE AT PNIysff
IL SALE We offer for SALE priys,sjy' ,
very pleasantly located FAMILY RESIDES!r
ON Leigh street. near Buchanan's Spring Ths
Lot fronts 20 feet on Leigh street. running ht
It's feet, and has on Il an excellent House, 20.
tainirg eight rooms with large porticos from, md
rear. All the buildings are Of the bes! msterlsla
ana asarly new. having been built only twsI,,
nOoths. There h also on the lot we'll Of ,xesi.
lent water, and many desirable fruit trsss
a bargain may be had IL early application 1.
made to IA REDWOOD & KEACH,
Auctioneers and General Agsnia
10 21-to No. 81 Main street
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DUNAWAE-FlFTY DOLLARS RE-
III WARD'will.be paid for the delivery at
our Office, or at our Mill in Manchester, Of our
absconded slave DIOK bRYANT Dick Is
about five feet eight inches high, light gin
ger-bread color, and about nineteen years
old Dick had on when he left brown frOck
coat, dark pansaloons. and black Russia hat.
ja2S-6t DUNLOP, MONOURE 4 20.
Coo REWARD.-ezO Will BE- paid for the
DLV delivery Of JACOB to my Ovsrsser, g..
G. Maynard, at hesverdam In Hanover. He il
about 90 years cid; Of . dark. brown compilations;
stout made and about s feet inches high. He
absconded during the, Christmas holidays; wear.
Ing drab cloth, cap, and shoes which were nailed
at the bottom-thos&ou the outer ege Of the sole
as large - as cant place. He has connexions In
Richmond, and ct DR.. Pollaxd's, in Hanover.
ia 5-lw + B. FONTAINE.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-25
Gen RnIIeek Master orthe Situation.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 24.-Several of the Seces-
siOnists of this city were recently assessed
for the benefit of the South. western fugitives
by order of Gen. Hslleck. Having failed to
pay their assessments, their property has
been seized, within day or two past, under
executions to satisfy the assessment, with
twenty five per cent. additional according to
General Order No. "a. Yesterday, Samuel
Engler, prominent merchant, oue of the
assessed, had q writ of replevin served on the
Provost. Marshal General for the property
seized from him. Whereupon he and his
atrorney--Nsthaniel COx-were arrested aud
lodged in the military prison. To day, Gen.
HalleCk issued t special order directing the
Provost Marshal General, TO send the said
Eugler beyODG the limits Of the Department
OF Missouri, and 10 notify him not to return
without the permission of the commanding
General, under the penalty of being punished
according to the laws of war.
Halleck also adds: "Martiel law having
been delared in this city by authority of the
President OF the United States all civil
authorities, of whatever name or Office, are
hereby notified that any attempt on their
psrt to interfere with the execution of any
order issued from these Head quarters or
impede, molest, or trouble any officer duly
appointed 10 carry such order into effect,
will he regarded as military ohense, and
punished accordingly.
"The Provost Marshal General will arrest
each and every person, of whatever rank or
office, who attempts in any way to prevent
or interfere in any way with The execution
OF any order issued from these Head quarters
he will call upon the commanding officer oil
the Department of st. Louis for any military
assistance he may require"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-25
Literary CuriOsIIies.

A LONG EDIToRIAL.-The last number of
our able and esteemed cotemporary the
Metropolitan Herald, has a leader which
takes up within few lines of nine columns
making column more than two whole
pages, or about one-seventh OF the entire
paper--a metropolitan leader, truly
A LONG SENTENcE.--We recollect having
seen, some years ago, sentence of Douglas
Jerrold's, which filed page and half, 8
vo, in small type This, we think, was the
longest sentence, as the MetropoitGn's leader
is the longest group of sentences we have,
perhaps, seen under the respective circum-
stances.
A still greater literary curiosity, fully
worthy the notice of future d'Isrseh, is a
book which lies on our table, and which was
printed and stereotypsd next door 1t has
been printed aOithoTt haUing been written.
The author is professionally mechanical
typo, who set up the "matter" from copy"
in his mind. We state a literal fact. He
wrote with pen merely the headings of his
topics and subiects-the sentences he Wrote
in types. The book is entitled "The Printer s
Manual, Practical Guide for Oompositors
and Pressmen, by Thomas Lynch" 1t con-
sists of 262 pages, IL mo, (brevier) in classi-
cal English Fancy man treating his mem
tai or inner self effectively, standing back
and looking at = Cincinnati Telegraph.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-25

TALKING AND FIGHTMa.-1he NeW York
World publishes tabular statement of the
number of troops furnished on either side by
the respective States, giving the proportion
of men TO the aggregate population of each.
This statement reveals one curious fact that
the two States occupying the most extreme
position on either side-Massachu and
South Caroiina--have furnished less soldiers
in proportion to their population than other
States which had far less to do with the po-
litical agitation which led to the war. Mas
sachusetts furnishes one man to Al OF her
population, while Illinois furnishes one to
2s, New York one to So, and even Delaware,
a slave State, ranks ahead of Massachusetts,
in practical devotion to the great cause, fur
nishing one to 40. On the other side, South
Carolina has furnished men in the ratio of
one to 70; while Florida has supplied one to
Ia, Arkansas one to l8, Texas one to 20. The
rabid abolitionists of Massachusetts, and the
fierce pro slavery propagandists of South
Carolina have done more to bring about this
rebellion than any other causes combined /;
| vet, when it comes 10 fighting for their prin-
| cipies, where are these men Hammond,
Keitt & Co. we do not hear of: but Lloyd
| Garrison, Wendell Phillips, Wilson and
Sumner are as loud mouthed as ever, de-
claiming the wrongs of the negro, but allow
ing other men to do the fghing.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-25
All About General siaeI.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 73.-The undersigned
Committee, appointed by the Sigel Mass
Meetings, held on the 10th and 18th inst, in
New York and Brooklyn, in order to pre-
sent the unanimously accepted resolutions
to his Excellency the President, hereby re-
spectfully report that his Excellency, the
President, has honored US this morning by
an audience, and after the reading and pre-
sentation of the resolutions, we have received
the following reply:
Neither the original resignation of Gsrf-
eral Sigel nor any official dispatch 10 regard
to it. has yet been received by the President
from the Commander in Chief of the army
of Missouri, and all the information the
President is so far in possession of has been
gathered from the daily journals; however,
being desirous to retain in the service of the
United States so eminent an officer as Gen.
eral Sigel, whom none could esteem higher
than his Excellency did, the President had
already, before being informed Of the petit
tions and resolutions of the adopted citizens
| of German birth, instituted inquiries with a
! view TO redress any wrongs which may have
! been done to General Sigel. Atthe same time
| his Excellency the President reassurred us OF
| his determination that, while he should de,
cline the acceptance of General SigePs resig.
nation, he intended 10 give him q command
in OF out of Missouri, in accordance with his
established abilities.
The interest Of the service did not demand
an addition TO the number Of Major GeneTal
of the army, but as soon as such necessity
should exist, the claims of General Sige
should be considered as among the frat il
order. The President further remarked tina
since Sigel had been appointed Brigadier
General, nothing had transpired to diminisl
his exalted opinion Of the eminent talent