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HOWARD AEsOCTATfoN,
IL L-ADEDPHIA,

HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
IL PHIG-ADEpPHIA.
Benevolent Institution, established By Special
Endowment, for the Relief ef EAs sEek au8 Dis
trsssed, saatcted with Ylrnleat and nplaensF DIa-
eases, and especially for the Cure Of Dfsea As Of
the Sexual Organs. ....
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the A=ting
sargeon, TO aIs wao apply BY letter 9lth dssSgip
ion eft their condition (age, occupation, hAbats Of
Efe etc and in extreme poverty Measeiues shrn~
ished tree Of charge. .s
Valuable Reports On spermatorfh9ar and otheF
Diseases Of the Sexual 0rg2asy aad on NEW NJ NJ
EDTES employed In the DispsnsaFy, sent to the af-
aicsed In sealed envHtepee tree sfchEFge. Txo or
three Stamps for postage will be Aecepxsbis.
AaFseas DR. ;. sKILLtS HoucaToN, Ag&ing
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. south Ninth
Street, PhiladeIphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
EzRA u. HEARTwELL, Pfss.
2go. RAEEcHELD, sRc'y. b.
Dec Al, 1886 IL
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kAAsHooD

MAsHeoR' 1 AxnA
now LOST, now REgTORED.
y@ss Isawsa ta ssaled Emsefoss
ON rms NATURE, TRgATMggY AED RAsa.
CAL CERE or sRRRAAroRRMoEA. or assnanai
weakaess, Sexual Debility, SeFS9asnss and Ia~
voluntary Egnlasapas ipd1esng Inap0Seney and sn-
tai and PHI aicat Tneapacity.
By ROB. =, CULvEHw8LL II. D..
AatAsv Of sAs aGreaa Eosk,n &c.
rae wsrsp-Fenowued author. Ia this sazniraein
Lecture, cleariy proves from Aia ewn expsr benee
that the awful nspqaeueev " aeif~ahaae ryay be
e@sctaAtly Fe@ow I'd wiahoa al internal EmAabcsss or
the dangerous sRgicsI opsr b0uges, 4asfgus
Eaensss rings or eordfais, painting oaf mode Of
cafs at eke Ssgtain and efsesaaiy by which every
sufferer, 10 m2t1R what ha eoEsiitisn may BE- u 40
cure hEmself cleap9y privately aud sadieaIly THIS
Eeetars via prove soon to thousau6s and tfan-
4 sands.
SeaS an1eg seal 10 aay address, post paid on tbs
recefps Of two Ao&&ass sssmpas ey sddreasing ps.
| CHAs. I. @. KLINR, tSJ Sewsry kew Korks Poai
oasee nsx &ss. Tsspt ., se-yI
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

TIT W. WILSON,
Real Estate and CORaecEAng 9
Attorney

COUNCIL BLUFFS
Wns4y sad sell Rsai Estate, locate Land ar
Es~ls Rzy Taxes, make Cohectlohs' IafnLsh a. AZ .
,sra-ts = TItlps and do everything paxtAInIng So
EsasTa. agency .-..,. =.
Ls~a4sthe only complete Abstract Of Tislss 20
IA Estate, embracing Deeds, AoTt&ases' kIos'
Des.s ani Tax Titles, together SIIh tnh &ha SoS1A
sts Dochet Of all Judgments, pecrt ss and E&eel
Eaa Sales IN Pottawattamie county, showing 81
l1-vzsFsnces. liens and defective titles.
kIyl5 1851. ~
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DRoEATE NOTICE.
Ia she aaat&sT oE tha Esta&s Of 1uLIgs
EREMRR Dec
Notice Is bsseoy given 60 ali persons interested
that the W Ill at tha sbuvs haussa salEus r. Ere
nsr has bsen pHeiielY read kefsFs Rae as seaskxeA
oS lsS, and fae 1st Mdndzg Of AaFch act for ear
tng pTe8i kheEeee al my esAcs fn Coaaeif Dsuns
Iowa ABRAHAM JACKSON.
Peb /, 1854 Couafy gesags
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DEALER IN ExCn ANGE.

Also, Agent for fhs
PAastx Eve EassraHes Co, OF Hartford, CoAai
Cag Fra lasSraaes Co, Of Hartford, Comm
Es@s Ffrt fAsuranss Co, of Hsw Tork3
AtiropoAGaH Fire Iagssy aRes Co., Of New Eofz;
Casasct,cui lfHsuaI L4fsI las Co, hartford, Con
tAos ou Lower Broadway.
AaElh 2& 1850
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Fsar hundred sAd ainsss-oaa OF thu
Cenfsdsssss psisoaeFs - Alssa, lA', Aass'
taken che ossh of sIisgtaass md bssn rs-'
Ilssssd- aeE|asss i
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wx~a. NJ. rxxwawss&k q Co., sfs Nassau =.
40 Ysx ma - s&sss ss,s nasseas ass oar sssAss-
issa Assmss - sesalss A2vsssasang for ssis Rs1ss
xTegoy. coR Co., ara aEahegkssA Assass fer
Msw YeTk aud YhIisaeIphts.
g8wa n. wsEMa, 10 sHg smsaasf@sa Assas sss
nosESn. T.
swg. .. posx D co. are saEsw1asEixsd Agssss
fer b. Lsuis. a-- s
xrs r. RsvSps, is ouE saskassssd Assasfsf
Msk&@s.
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oEieE 70 LAss HoIpzas' s@a
j SOLOMON, .5s -@
A0TAaT PUBLIC q c0avEyAaeeR

|--@@- y MLMMENBOU, iowa. -
Has made . fall sesaplsas SOD psEssss Aastzaez OE
titles ie ali the Lanaa sn AiHs sauasy, IsRa, Ia
eGaaing tAe Original Sales BY the GowsrnDsHs, anA
all sassesasns ssnvsysncss, Msstgasss, pgg3s Of
xfsas, 81 ethsr iasuxasEancs. So .3gH&
Also, fall and ceEuplete Absarara az g5aIs t@ all
sas Lots in the city 81 Gfenwood and tke Adiifsns
tAsgsse-anA also 70 Saeiac City, In said eussnaF
He also gives prompt attention to tas gay
tsu8 OF TA1sa eaamasaastnn of Tstsa and al 1sA az
easIness pertaiains 20 . EeAeFaI Land Aaaacy
8NF FO@sas In Ehs CeaF4 RoHse. 55a 1T
January y. 1881 Il s-... r. -. f.. -., IN
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Livery. Line on Reasonable Terms.
a.! tiso rga az Omnibus o. Hask TO aad fron shs
S1as LaadlRg daring tAs boating season
kTPeFsJns deslrous Of having The Onnlbus c@h
0tAsT residence for PAasanGesS will De &ecefaMo-
mo. DoHASy.
FfefuaFy TO- Sc u
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NATHAN P. DODGE, IS
81 e.sdsnkNkEH t4E+z
FAX PAyTxG AND COLLECTING A5gET,
CoUEoI sArrSs, EowA. @
ne ssnAE&a Hzzkzas, gaazscasea END xaaa saaa.

C0UN0fL HAEFFs, IOWA.
ne ssnss&a Hszkzas, CaazscsssA saS xszsa Baaa.
asss tsanaasts4 Ia ali iss esanaAsa. 4
Taxss paid In wsstssn lava aaA Nsassska 90 ia
saaas fiberaE ssxsns
i'll 81 kEEERENuEa. &s
gars Eaak, New Yurk Slay, sstss l.-.nfE
ssass s&vIps 4ssoez&xten. st. L0nis, So
Ma2sAeAasssas Basak, Rasssn MAas ea#
Washsak6n BAzsk So 40
Henry Fagnsm. Ehsezgs. III, 80 | as#
Hon Tsha A, Kasanns waahlAssoa, ID. G.
Bank u Syracuse, syfsFase, n II T..x~-ns.s
u. Ffaees Rra&Eaea1 Bassts Hank % EeMa
MsAsrss Crsw. Nsssrssxy q &C.. DC. GDaaSs. "a
Hen. C. n&l&wia, 5ma9e sEpremsE CouSf 81 Iswa.
aQa. ii Sells sa4sshrg sf stsss, fswss +
Sssas - ... S. gs. II
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rnD. EXCHANGE & INSURANCE oEVIoE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

laa prepared to accommodate thsgTavsiins Pab
tsLth any az In The
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

E8m As@oHAnas AND BUsTNEss aESe are
invited to bsinM g. saety' work, and try as We
SuaFsaaasa sasass sassfspalen as il FesArda prices
ana wask. a tyLssF F.sj 81 So g ntsss -
~ Csu apd sxsm ins warS AAa Prices 81
H. III. r.. ar 4lata4 saRARmETT d GARFKNRMR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
The MilitnrI Bill.

The Legislature appears to be at dead look on this
important bill. The rub 10 be in regard to the
exemption Of the non-reenlstng volunteers from draft
The indications are that necessity will compel denial
OF the exemption. An adequate force cannot be raised
from the present noncombattsns and the ate must
be defended recourse must be had to those under
Some volunteers may re-enlist Of their own &C
cord but the number must be known, and it must be
kuosn to be sufficient in addition 10 the militia to fur
nsh the States quota Ia the Legislatures ignorance
Of this number there seems to be alternative but to
susct the non enistng to the militia draft. But
something should be done and done at once.
The following, which find in the Leesburg Wash.
ingtOnian, communicated by spy, tells what are the
calculations of the enemy
"Gen Mcclellan remarked. fortnight since, to Col,
fax of Indiara shat the would be short" Collar
EXPRESSED some surprise at the opinion Of the General
Who continued in the strain, "Yes, still adhere to
the opinion that the war will be short one We need
only sat with patience until the rebel army is reduced
20 the same condition of forces after the Bull Ran
tsht when the time OF 900 OF three months
expired and they refused TO reens The hour rapidly
draws near The rebel forces ekened sth the rgor Of
A winter campaign will be to dsbsnd, when the
terms of their twelve months expires. The rebel
States will be compelled resort to draft but drafted
raw militia caunot supply the PLACES of their well drilled
and disciplined volunteers Their army must necesss-
rly become di,OrOani,sd and then will be my appointed
time 10 strike Nv own all In for the war they
ara now well drilled soldiers and cannot be successfully
resisted bs dsorganiIed army That is Why, Mr. Col.
fax, still think the will be short"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03

lent and mysterious aud can only conjecture his de-
signs We have observed in the New York papers and
their Paris correspondents for the last three month"; one
uniform statement, thst the Emperor urging Eng
land to break the blockade. This has been puzzle to
us We could not perceive the motive with the YAM
KEGS tall this fa Il Il b. Ie aud with the French
EuperOr's cking, we did not suppose England would
hesitate to act. Bot there may be difficulty be-
tween these powers 10 coming terms unknown 10 the
public. But common necessity for cotton may remove
petty obstacles and lead to joint action before very
long.
In confirmation Of the Yankees views of the French
Emperor, We find the following in late number Of the
n o. Pieayuns, from its Paris correspondent
am at liberty, however, to repeat what the Emperor
has declared TO several persons recently "An my SYM
pathies are with the Southern States"
at liberty to repeat, too, that - eminent dplo-
mais Of the French Government in active service has
said can the reports of agents in America
favorable the North and favorable to the South They
unanimously state that they have never seen such inca
pAble men in oics in America now to be fouDd
This is the report usle to every European Government
The backguardm Of the Yankee statesmen has disgust
ed the whole world" IQuote this gentleman's express
sion !itsratim Of verbatim.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
CASH IN ADVANCE.

Tue ngsncy the times Imposing the necessity Of paying
ash for ever hing need:u for publication OF
rpeei u.s. time since 10 that in no case would
books unless the order for the
paper accompanied by the TO for the same lit
ne experiences the times has not only confirmed usin this deter
nSon eompe announce 70 all the subscribers 70
e WIG already books that necessity forces " TO adopt
he SAN, rule In regard to them At until the times will uSt
dEereut To this end will forthwith commences the
sending bills :om the oee made ou; In such
Au,uns % paid place each subscriber In advance
subscription and h will be done to place each
subscribers him within the three months On the
s March 1854 the % all Eho have not paid according
viii erased from books and regularly there
Sre timely uoscen subscribers Of the expiration
other subscription year and aks adopted with all unless
paymca, mad. Self preservation cOmPe this sss
would not be adopted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
The Yankecs Abroad.

We copy from B'aekcooi, for October, terrible on
,llught o1 Yankee heroism and Yankee democracy
Toe one and the other are thoroughly riddled and
posed. Oae mistake, very natural one TO foreigner
is made in assigning the weakness Of the Executive
the cause Of the downfall of the Old Unon. Taat tx
scutrs, assuming to speak for the majority, TOO
strong threatened despOsm to the minority, and hence
%. downfall Of the Government. The fac; is a couhr-
nation Of the truth, that Government by majority
tends inevitably 20 a despOtism. The m'jorty will seek
70 oppress the minority and viii be met by resistance
or submission.
With the fate Of the old Union staring US 10 the
sOe, We OF the Confederate States have set out with
the same system; and unl'ss change II radically,
Ike disaster awaits In virtue OF social ststus
may keep lee Ia above ss,er little longer than
the old wreck bu: Ike invariably produce Ike
results
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03

pedency of Incorporating the Petersburg Iron Works.
Referred.
Nv Mr.. HUSTER-Resolved, Tbsg after this day, and
uuti the Military Bill shall be disposed Of the hour Of
meeting shall be IL o'clock, Instead OF IL d.
Mr. HUNTER did not intend 70 make this perms-
psut order but merely to SLOW more time for the con-
alteration OF important matt - which denandtd prompt
action and which we're Of the highest public
The House will remember, remarked Mr.. HUNTER, tnat
when the Military Bill pressed upon the attetion OF
the House the Bill providing for the Railroad connection
between Winchester and Srasburg was the standing or
der He acouieeced In the paramount claims OF tne
Military Bill upon the immediate attention OF the mousse
but this Winchester and Srasburg railroad communi'
cation is every day. acquiring additional W
the interests and protection Of the State We are vng
IN the midst of great revolution. Every man IN the
Common wealth must put forth his bsst energies in re-
peling the invaders OF our soil; and, now, shen TIC
enemy Is concentrating his forces on the upper Potomac
be is in favor Of bringing this House up to the utmost
point Of physical endurance This important question
of connecting Winchester and Strasburg by railroad,
with others Of pressing csssity, may be considered
aud disposed Of while perfectng the Military Bill,
If the House will adopt the resolution.
The resolution being objected to, was ordered 10 Do
laid over one day under the rules but subsequently,, on
motion Of Mr.. HUNTER, the rules we're Suspended anu
the resolution was adopted.
By MASON MATHEWS. To refer to committe on
Finance the application OF J. G. Pollock to be delivered
from assessment of which be complains
BILLS PASSED.
By JOHN o. STEGkR.-To take up Senate Bill direc
ting the Hastings Court of the city Of Richmond to Or
der a new trial TO Edward Kersey and Hammett A.
Pearce on forfeited recognizance.
The parties seems aojudged to pay the penal
amount Of recognzance bond, the condition oil which
was not fulfilled owing to iaehes arising from their
ignorance of the law
Mr. COLLIER objected on the ground that it would
be setting up very dangerous precedent-besdes re-
versing the maxim that gnOraneia tsgiS ntnen sxe'-
car. ~ .
The question being put 10 the House the bill and its IT,
lie we're passed as they came from the Senate.
By Mr. BARB0UR-House bill making on appropr
tun of $40 900 for civil and contingent fund Me- Bar
bour remarked that the Committee were urged very
pressngly BY the Executive, to bring this bill at once
before the Houses there were several claims, long
since due which could be paid unt the bill was pass
ed The committee had examined the bill very careful
w. and II was all right Bill taken up aud passed-syts
sl-none voting in the negative.
The Speaker announced the order OF the day. and the
House resolved itself into secret session.
There was no night session on Saturday afternoon.
We have been requested to state that Mr.. George Ty
Ter of Caroline has been detained from his seat in tn
House Of Delegates, the past few days, from lndpoS'
ton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
The War.

The accounts Of the suaerugs of the Yankees At Hat
tcras will be read ~itL satisfaction by al the people Of
the South Tb, only Js.' that any one will feel Is that
the Whole batch id net 60 to the bottom Bat worse
tate mag be iE store for them.
The Nashville papers of the SO.h give tEO reports
from Bowling Green. The first that Ctittenden &c. b.
had turned upon the enemy and beat him badly. The
ober hss Gen. Blekner had succeeded Ia getting be-
had the Federal General, Thomas L. Critteaden, al
GreensSs and could force him hght at disadvantage
or surrender. Both reports need cor hrmaton.
The enemy. who had been threatening LsWis6urg
FROM Gauloy Bridge after advancing some distance, con-
cudsd vas safer to retire Our forces in that quarter
aad the militia rallied Ike men, aad would have given
the invaders very warm reception.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03

people were ubsnt in the belief that she could snk the
whole feet in Hampton Roads
Letters from Port Royal indicate early attack on
Savannah by Gen. Sherman aud Commodore Dupont
WISCONSIN, PERSONAL LlBLErr LAWS
Bills have been introduced ntn both branches OF the
Legislature of Wisconsin, providing for the repeal of,o
much of the statute OF that State in regard to the writ
Of hsbess corpus is In CONFIRMATION 10 the federal
constitution aud laws.
GIN. rRINcsr.
1t is stated that Gen. Fremont and family are living
in retired manner IN Washington. They occasions "
attend private social entertainments but seldom appear
in public The General hs nearly completed bis state
ment for the committee the conduct OF the war
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
The French Emperor.

Louis Napoleon is the most sagacious ruler IN Europe.
n one can fslhom his policy; but ti wisdom is always
by the rsl'. De Is thoroughly advised.of
81 things at home snd 'b'Osti aud the poten:ates
around him ere puppets in bis hands That be has e.
AHMED clos,y The civil 10 this country and ponder
cd al is bearinss have not DUBBED. But he is si
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,ss eoasYlTuTIOH-sTLTE RIGGTs
RICHMOND WING
MONDAY MORNING, FEB. 3. Is,
TO CORRESPONDENCE.

u Wig" ~
l- q ,vrn boa sides ertAs paper tou not Be p,SltS
his "a rue Of long sanding ought % be t0tcn 10 az
nj o ia no case be depdrd from, Obituary nOtics soSd
a si0At hnss charged for as dduertisenaSnts.
undsyd6S 90 return rejected COMMUNICATIONS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
Prom the Norfolk Day Book, OF Saturday.
LATE NORTHERN NEWS.

From late Northern papers. We make the following
selections
TEE BURNSIDE IHPEDITIos
The Great Fleet in Storm-Oonsidcrable Loss Sustain
ed-The Contractors to Blame for Much ofthe Loss
The Fleet Rghted Agsn-Number and description
Of the We, s,ls Aground-Death of Col. Allen OF Bur
Hngtou--Gsn Burnside Ready for ActiOn-PlAn Of
Future Operations.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
The unnpIon suGsrer..

The Norfolk DIy OK OF Thursday makes strong
II Just appeal FOR assistance to the people OF Hampton
mosI Of whom have lost their all by the burning Of that
beautiful VILLAGE Families that living in Gfiueuce
there before the broke Ou have been compelled by
the invasion Of the Yankee vandals destroy their pro-
re-ty and Tee from thsir happy bu; now dssoAte
zones rather ha desert The sacred Of the South
Tley are nov touseess and homeless dependent entire
II for even the necessares OF life upon the hand
ct charity. Upon no Soa.hern community has the
shock Of var fGsu -i.h severity than on these
people aud noaS OF Yrsiniis sors aud daughters have
more righteous tide TO ali the Ail that be given.
1t all Who enjoying exemption from the horrors
cad susrgs which follow il he train OF an invading
.rmv think Cf the ID condition which the citizens Of
Hampton have been reduced, and contribute literally
On, OF their abundance 70 their relief II there be any
shcse means have been diminished BY the temporary
s,aguao- Of busuess, so that they cannot have tho
same ures comforts and ease that they had before
on. Who stl have enough with udicious economy, to
iye upon let them thak OF the of the people Of
Hampton and they will complain, but be thankful so
Heaven that they have not altogether been disabled
ON rendering some however little assistance to the
u. fortunate.
In considering the distressing before u.s. feel
gnut,erabe indignation at the thought tina, i; arose
m,iar, Il no, wholly, fEom the vie treacbery Of man
800 sp,rt the greater part Of his life in the vicinity of
,hrt pile Of ruins which marks the site OF Hampton
BIZ for Joseph Segsr Fortress Monroe would have been
sgrei by Virginia it ought to have been, long before
,he war broke our! and hostile Yankee foo; would
ever have polluted that locality. How must this arch
traitor feel when he contemPates the wreck which he
d. made Of his old neghbOrhood and OF himself, by
Successful Interference al critical moment TO the
tor.ress 10 the enemi, Of his country
We hope that the wants Of the Hampton refugees Will
b. INN ,diaely provided Tor Their claim, under the
circumstances 10 absolutely irresistible and no lime
ocd be lost iu responding in the proper way, to the
h. peal which has tssu made in their behaH.-PstSu.
5arJ Elgrsss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
RAILRoIp CONNECTIONS.

RAILkOID CONNECTIONS.
The House Bit 20 provide for the more tffectull aud
speedy transportation Of freight aud travel through the
cities of ohno1d and Petersburg, having been returned
from the Senate with amendments, the question came
IN on coucurr.ng Ia the SenaLes amendments.
Alter few rem lrks by Mr.. COLLIER, in which be eI.
pressed the hope that the Senate amendments would be
generally conourrsd in, the same VAS agreed to without
opposition rhe amendments Of the Senate to this bill
were published in our Senate proceedings OF Saturday
last
senate Bill u take the sense Of the people certain
ordinances Of the State Convention was read twice aid
committed.
REPORTS PRESENTED.
P.om the Committee on In,rce al ad5erse report In
tie CAGE OF n iron Cahert Of Elizabeth City.
REs)IUTT)Es
BIZ Mr., COLLIER-A resolution ilq liring into the eI'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03

Cordially eolsurring in What ia 50 veil Said by our Pc
'efsburg contemporary, transfer is remarks to our
,,lmns, With the hop, OF iaorea5iug the number Of
those Who upon knowledge OF the facts, will be glad
% contribute to the relief OF these suffering people We
are SIRE that no appeal las yet been made to the symPA
lies Of yrsiuans deserving generous response as
u.s TIE ci,t,os of mp,ou have sacrificed literally
tuoir all in the var They did It UraVelJ and oheeruly
and even nov prefer ur n silence rather than tai
the Gb,raly Of their fa IE-sdIons But this must not
permitted. They WHO in their DAY OF ease we're 80
DrOluse OF hospitality aud who in tue hour ct trial were
20 ready iOs saerG,e. 20: be permitted to srt-r.
L. would be lasting regroaeh to our State. We would
suggest that the refugees in this city get together
J appoint. committee 70 receive and dispose Of the
slatIbutions that We are sure will be made ia liberal
ulsurs by those who have had such sad experience
A. themselves
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03

DOaK ACCOUNTS.-J. y. RANDOLPH, resp -siIrryrs
I'D quest hs eusems - r oreud, PAI heir ict tS
gooi sold for delivery, ercept BY tpecAI
eontrae 0ries the npt aiisn o,
when the money 10 seat With the order. JAM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03

AJA'P.J W aIGH bG. a. iB.sr,s, IN our bu,Ins.,
VI fs1n -. JaO. A LANCA6rER h0N.
T...I4y ia fsl-s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-03
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

SATURDAY, Feb |, 1852.
The House vas called 10 order at L n. by the Speak
c Prayer by the Rev. NJ. Peterkin Of the Episcopal
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