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The national Republican., 1862-03-12
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Views from the Upper Potomac.
wihshs,sss .ee Evaseatss.

Bs~her IN, "a, March l.-ThS btslligsnes
Of the svsoua1isn Of Winchester , prday vas
|pssneears. Twas Dsrryvllis thu sths recon.
|noia1onos rsportsd evacuated. - la'estin IN.
tslliG1ncei ffun Winchester 10 to th4 eject that
The osWn = psetptsd BY, At least 6os bvigsds
Of Infantry, and other troops. There 10 siso 4
strong suspicion that portion Of the forces
which svaoaatsd CentrsviIls have been or.
dsrsd to rsinforos winehsstsr.. Our pishets
were undisturbed last night.
Active scouting y con.inualiy hsps Up. ?
|LAtoDt Erosaa 1sarox5e.
NEW Y6nx, March li.-Ths stsauship North
American, which arrived q Poruaud this
morning, from Europe, brings dates to the 2sth
of February:
Lord Russell, In letter 70 Lord Lyoas. dated
the 18th, says the fact Of ships having success.
fully run the BLOCKADE doss mot prevsnt the
blockade from being effective, and argues that
the neutral States ought to'sxsrciss great eaa-
don with regard to the De Jacto blockade, and
ought not to disregard II unie0i tbs power OF
blockade ID abused. "a y,.srss
The Herald reports Sir Robert Peel and Hen.
william Cowpsr - about sxohspgiug ofaces.
The Tines City Article says:
"Ths funds opened stsadily, but money more
N demand; consequently, there was an occa.
sional tendency to Aatness. Both bullion and
reserve slightly declined. Oonsols 9js s3}."
The Dauy Ne,os says II Is rumored that ssri.
GUS oonHiots between the Emperor and the
Corps Lsgislstif, on the subject Of. Count Pali
kao's Dotstion, 10 likely TO end IN Osmpromise.
The House voted him life pension to the
amount asked-50. 900 franos; and Government
consented not TO have II made hereditary.
The Bourse on the 2eth was Arm; 70 AIS.
News unimportant. 80 ~sa - .''a'
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Latest from the Srrlgats vsrnsns.

Philadelphia, Mar. 1.-THE Boston schooner
]. W. Chapman, from New York, arrived last
evening, and reports that on the I'd she fell In
with the frigAts Vermont, and lay BY her till
the sth. She left her In latitude 39.45, longi.
tude Gs. She WAS drifting South Southeast,
one half East, at two knots per houf; ruddsr,
sails and anchor gone, and entirely, helpless.
She wants powerful tugs at once. '.r.- o..
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OurslDE.-O Onicial Report Of the Capture Of
Fernandina; Description Of the Monitor; Ncws
Items, 10.
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~ 1t is reported that Gen. Dix will, at
present, grant no more passes for the South.
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PRISONERS CAPTURED,

FHlbONBhB CAFTURBUs
81. Louis, March l0.-The expedition sent out
from Ssdaia, by Brigadier General McKean,
into Bates county, has just returned with forty
prisoners of war-recruits for Prioe's army
and quantity Of arms and ammunition. ~ ,
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To CoRREsroNDExIs.-No attention will b,
paid 10 Anonymous communications.
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PAsss1oE.1o. nusIHnss'
Soldiers Pensions 4 Bounties.
SO.MES h .aLEX.ANDER.

The u.asngn:S hay: sstsssa intR ,s
procuring of fxIeEis, and ali oshsr kinds Of
butiness, at the Ps(eut Once.
Especial atentios viii be giysn 70 rejected aIpli-
and to taxing and preparing svidsncs aAd Ngu
ments In interference cases.
I'm, underCigned viii also attend 70 obtaining
PENSIONS and BOUNTIES for Soldiers serving
during the present and previous wars, and TO the
prosecution generally Of all similar classes Of busi'
ness With the Government
Once corner Of Sevsath sad = nrests, opposite
the Patent Once DANIEL u. 6OMtS,
- - .-r @. NJ ALEXANDER. s
wAsutxoroN March 10, 1869 mar l2-dkWtf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-26

COMMUNICATING somewhat pressed
for room, we are unable to dsy to devote
a column or two to giving list Of all the
candidates we have already heard named
in connection with the Office of Sheriff Of
this county. This, however, does not pre-.
vent us from mentioning that JOHN Hus'
TON leads off by authoritatively announc.
ing his name in the papers to day. Mr..
Huston is a democrat, loyal to the core,
and would make as good sheriff as We
need-or any other man.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-26

THisrLEs-The Scotch affect such an
admiration for the thistle at home that
they have apotheosiz ed it, but we notice
they seldom admi, the dirty weed abroad
At least our Gaelic friend Chalmers is
terribly ruffled about a superintendent
growth of the plant along the western
part of Pearl street, in East Ottawa. 1t
has grown so rank in that quarter as to
completely envelope the sidewalk. Won't
the city marshal, or some other patriotic
individual contribute scythe and a day 8
work to remove the pest?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-26
OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.
OrrAwA, July Is, 1862.
The farmers are in the midst of the
wheat harvest, interfering somewhat with
the free arrival of produce. The wheat
generally in this region is less than fair.
With rare exceptions, it is all more or less
affected by rust and smut.
Wheat and corn have advanced during
the week, in sympathy with the rise in
Chicago. The advance, however, Is is not
real, as it is based wholly upon tho depre-
citation of the currency.
FIOur-Wiuter wheat, s2a2. 50 pr loo; spring v
extra, q. OOa225 spring " fine 9.
Corn Aeal@Oa5Oc pr. 100.
Wheat-No. spring, 72a75; No 9. Csc; rel. 60.
Corn-Shelled, 27c for 6Olbs ear PC 75lbs.
OGts-24c for IS lbs.
Bayi<y-35c for 4S lbs.
Rye-35c.
Timothy Need-Sl.30.
PotatOes-25aSOc. p. bush.
Eggs-4c.
Butter--7al0c.
Calf !Skins-5c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-26

FAST TIME-About the best horse time
on long stretch ever made in these parts
was made by Mr.. j. W. NELLY on Friday
of last week, with his horse TonoSro. He
drove him NINETY THREE NILES in FOURTEEN
HOURS and % minutes, drawing buggy
and load amounting to 700 pounds. 1t
was done on wager of 5000, between Mr..
Nicely and Mr.. Tate, of Chicago. The
money was promptly paid over by Mr..
7. next day. Toronto won the money by
80 minutes, and is rs good rs ever.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-26

Htcu WArER-STEANBoAr- recent
heavy rains have raised the rivers at this
place to a level with the " fats" on the
east side of the Fox. The water is higher
than it has been at the same season at
Ottawa for the last Is years.
The fine navigable condition Of the
river had the effect of tempting the COM
mander of the small steam tug Menomi-
nee to make an exploration up to Ottawa.
The little steamer arrived at our wharf
On Wednesday and created quite sensa-
ton. A Sunday school pic mic on the
south bank of the river at once availed
themselves Of the opportunity and took q
steamboat ride some six or eight miles
down the river and back. On Thursday
pic mic party went down to Starved
Rock and had a good time, and in the
evening returned also on the steamboat;
and yesterday another party chartered It
for like purpose.
Well, times amt rs they used to be- I"
The day was when steamboat was no
novelty at Ottawa. From 1886 to lS4S,
during the spring months, and sometimes
until midsummer, steamboats, were in the
habit Of ascending the river as regularly
to Ottawa as to the towns below us. In
those days it was no strange thing to see
four or five steamers arrive and depart
daily at Ottawa. The completion Of the
canal and the erection of the Railroad
bridge at La Sale however, spoiled that
sort of fun for Ottawa, and suppressed the
natural head of navi CATION of the Illinois
river" by adopting the statutory head Is
miles below.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-26

IxPoRrAxr TO FARMrRs-Chas. n. Earl,
late of Ottawa, has opened q commission
establishment at 10 State st., Chicago, fol
the purchase and sale of butter, eggs
green and dried fruits, &c. Farmers by
consigning such articles directly to him tc
be sold on commission, will generally be
able to realize the top of the Chicago
market, and handsome percentage over
what they can get about here.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-26

1lLLxRs BAfTERY-We note by the
Chicago papers that the artillery company
raised chiefly in this city by Capt j. b.
Miller, and in camp at Chicago. still lacks
some Is men Of being full and that the
people of Chicago now offer to pay the
same extr. bounty to persons joining that
Company that they offer for enlistmenta
in any Of the the new companies or regi'
ments now being raised in that city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-26
@ttaha fret Grahtr .
LOCAL. MATTERS
Meeting To-Day.

Let every body remember, and nobody
forget. to attend the war meeting at the
Court House this afternoon. La Sale
up her proportion of the 100000 call, and
this meeting may have large influence
il deciding whether she can do it or not
Surely while other counties are promptly
sending their proportion, La Sale Will not
submit to the humiliation of being drafted.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-26

REcRuIrlSG.-The meeting at the Court
House on Tuesday evening to encourage
recruiting, of which the proceedings are
given elsewhere, was very largely attend
ed, and the speeches were spirited and to
the point A number of our wealthiest
citizens were present, and quite will
ingness was apparent to "shell out" if
necessary, to give impetus to the work OF
enlistment. Under the favorable state OF
feeling excited, two or three different par.
ties have already commenced the work Of
raising companies, with encouraging pros
poets. The greatest drawback now to
rapid enlistment is, that so many persons
that would be likely to join the army are
employed in the harvest fields; while
others hang back to see what bounty the
county as we'll as state will be likely to
offer. From present appearances, how
ever. we should think the prospect Of
raising company or two around Ottawa
within month is quite favorable. The
county mass meeting to-day will doubtless
have a large influence in the matter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-26

La Sale County Agricultural Society.
Owing to the fact ths. the State seeieys Fair h to
be held At Peoria the day Of Yai and fer
other considerations the Board Of Managers have
eided that the La Sale County socieys Pair shall
held At Ottawa. Monday, Tuesday and wedne sdsy
September 18th and Soth, and October 1st-onIy.
All animals articles to be exhibited. must be en-.
terd before o'clock ?. H., Monday.
Examination Of judges to commence at O'Clock.
Tuesday.
General exhibition fer the PuAlic-Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Address will be delivered At q o'clock Wednesday,
after vh ich the awards will be declared.
Eq ne srian.hip and Trottny for horses years old
and under-ruesday afternoon.
All other Trotting-On Wednesday, at the same
hours a. advertised.
All persons holding membership tickets, entitled to
admission every day without extra charge.
By ordsr. Z. L. HERRICK.
July 81. 1862. Rec. SeeVy.
|" County papers please CODY.
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DIR. RAILWAYS CLEANSING SYRUP,
CALLED

DR.. RAILWAYS CLEANSING SYRUP,
Railways Renovoting Resolvent,
Persons ,cith Sore Eyes, Sore Nead<, Sore Mouths,
SKIN ErHpfions are guaranteed quick cure
by the use the Resoteent
RAILWAYS RENOyATING RHSOLvENT repairs
the OF nature, replaces decrepisuie with vsor
extrpates every form Of scrofuous syphi
Iesc Mercurial, and Erup,ve disorders, Opthai
mia and all affections o: the eyes and il invalid
able 70 females Ia the latter crisis of life, and 10 The
most powerful! inviEorant and rejurcnan yet diseov
cred.
Persons suffering from Asthmus ironchltis Phthiss
and Lung Complaints, my rely upon deriving imne.
date after taking = dose of RAD"Af'S ROsOL'
VENT. It soothes and heals, clcanes. purihes and
renovates the entire system.
TO THE UNHAPPY.
Let those who suffering the miseries inflicted BY
scrofula, Syphilis, Swelling OF the Glands. Lumps in
the neck and Groin, Ulcers, and P,ver Sores. Scaid
Head-,e Of good cheer One to six bottles Of the
RENOvATING RESOLvENr will cure you. Persons
who have been unfortunate As to contract loath
some disease, may rely upon being cured by th-
RAILWAYS RENOvATING REsOLyENr.
yLadies suffering from weakening diseha rges Prolap
sus Utsri Tumors in the Womb few bottles will curt
you.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE, SIX BOTTLES yoR Yfv
DOLLARS, At
DR. RAILWAY cos OFFICE,
81 MAlDEx LAss, NY. 2~ SOLD BIT DRUGGISTS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-26

DR. WALKER may be consulted at the
Geiger House, Ottawa, on Saturday, Aug.
I'd. from 9 to 5 o'clock.
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CHICAGO MARKET

July IS, 1862.
FlorR-Firm, &asO 40 for low grade to good
spring extra.
WHEAr-In demand at 81 90 for No and 81
for No. spring.
store and Is so for rejected.
Oars firm at sc.
H,DEs active At 81 for green, l3a II dry flint
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-26

Quick WoRK-The alarm of FIRE in the
western part of the city on Wednesday
evening had this foundation-nothing
more Mr. VIM Stevenson, member of
Undine Engine Co No. 2, had employed
two men all day to bale the water out of
his we'll, containing some 10 feet of water.
The men had succeeded in lowering it
up about one foot The Company agreed
to come to the assistance of brother
member with the Machine. They lowered
their suction hose into the we'll and emp
tied it in just minutes and 25 seconds
The we'll contained over 100 bbls of water.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-26

LOOK OUr!-It is somewhat risky bust.
ness, in the present high stage OF water,
to drive into Fox River below the Ottawa
House. On Monday q German drove in
there, and came near drowning himself
and horses. Like all people in fright,
when he found his horses In deep water,
instead of letting them use their own
instinct to get out. he made bad worse by
frantically jerking and tugging at the
lines The horses finally got ashore with
the wagon, minus Germany aud the box,
which were rescued by some men il sell
boat near BY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-26

BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT VERY Low PRICES.
Consisting of every variety Of
Mems, Boys and Youths Kip
and Calf Brogans, Balmorals,
Oxford Ties, Pillow Shoes, &c, &c;
also, a prime lot of Mems Fine
French CT BIT made to order also,
alarge assortment of Ladies', Miss
and Child's Kid and English Last
ing Balmorals, Congress and But
ton Boots, Ladies' Slippers, from
IS cts. to S1.25; Ladies' Kid Mo.
Lace Boots, Is cts. to $50; La.
dies Kid and English Lasting
eng, Is cts. to$2.OO; Childrens'
cop tipd Shoes, 40 to IS cts.
The best assortment Of
LADIES ENGLISH LASTING CATERS
In the City MADE TO OnDxa Of various widths, sizes
and styles. No trouble to get . good II.
~ LADIES. CALL AND SEE THEN "a
CHILD . Co.
One door Wed Of the Bdmk Of Otta,s0, Asta Xreet.
s-Erw Gnops EVERY wEEE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-26

DREW & HUNTSBERGER
TDESPECTFLLLY ANNOUNCE to the Farmers and
II others .hst wing entered into Partnership. and
removed their Agricultural 8stabiishment from the
Mechanics Hall the above location they have great
" increased their stock and prepared to supply
farmers with about every tool or implement known in
he business. They have
Reapers & Mowers, all styles and make,
Corn Planters, Shelters, and Cultivators,
Flows, uarrows, Drills, Horse Rakes,
Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Wheelbarrows,
Brushes, Curry Combs Hand Rakes,
&c, &c, &c, &c. Also
General Assortment Of Seeds.
Such as-Ied Top, Clover, Timothy. Biue Grsss. ser-
shum, Hungarian Grass. Flax Seed. Garden Seeds.
Flower seeds-in short, all you want in that line.
Give us . cali before purchasing easssAsse. -.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-26

CHINESE RIcE.-A year ago Mr. Crane OF
South Ottawa, planted IN his garden as
curiosity few seeds of "Chinese Rice
from the patent office 1t Aourished and
came to maturity, yielding quart or moro
Of healthy seed, of a character difficult to
to distinguish either in appearance or
taste, from southern rice Mr.. c. thought
it of sufficient importance to enlarge on
the experiment, and has now half an
acre growing 1t grows and looks like
broom corn, ripens fully in this climate,
and promises to amount to something of
considerable importance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-26
For Sheriff

Fol Sheriff.
offer my name - the voters Of La Sale county
independent candidate Sheriff. At the next No.
vember election. JOHN HCSfON.
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BANK OF OTTAWA.
CORNER MAIN AND Ia SALE STS
Will. H. w. CuShman,
EXCHANGE BANK

Il. r. FAY 80 CO.
BANK Of DIsCOUN (, DEPOSIT. and EXCHANGE.
OLD and SILVER BOUGHT and SOLD.
COLLECTIONS made in all parts Of the State, and
receeas promptly reHtted al RITES Exchange
1nsercst allowed IN DePosfts.
Z :. r. r f aoi;Enr, oaara, ~,
anxrIs J. @. REED. Auburn. n. T.
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War Claim Agency.
MA NHOOD:
HOW LOsT!H OW RESTORED

M A NHOOD:
HOW LOST! n OW RESTORED l
Just Published. in Seal ed Enretope Price Str cts
LECTURE on THE NATURE, TREATMENT RAJ CURE
OF Sup~rmatorrhd,a Seminal
(E@N@A Weakness, Involuntary Ennis
W-N-sA sions, Sexual Debility, and
-Avsa==zA s-xsA Impediments to Marriage gen.
EAsA-.E\Z.sN erallh, Nervousness, Consump-
AS-AA ton, Epilepsy and Fits Men
NE6Es@ tai and Physical Incapacity
resulting from seIf-a buse. &c-By ROBERT J. Gull
VERwELL, NJ. D., Author of the Green Book dc.
The world renowned author, in this admirable Lee
ture, clearly proves from his experience that the
awful consequences of Self abuse may he efectuay
removed without medicine and wit cur.
gic.I operations, bouges. Instruments rings
ds ID, pointing mode OF cure at certain and
efectual, by which sufferer no matter what his
condition may be himself cheaply, priv
and radically. This lecture will prove boon to thou
sands and thousands.
Sent under SEAL in plat, envelope, to any address,
addressing Dr.. CHAS. J. C. KLINE,
jy Sly 127 Bowery New York, Post once Box, 1885,
HON ARD ASSOCIATION,
IL f.Hidefphtd-for the Relief OF the Sick and
distressed, afflicted with Virulent and Chronic Dis
eases and Especially Diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
Medical Advice given Gratis by the Acting Surgeon
valuable REpORTs on sPERMATORRHEA SEM
NAL WEAKNESS, and other Diseases of the sexual
Organs and on the NEW REMEDIES employed in the
Dispensarv sent in sealed letter enveispes free ~
charge. Address
Dr. j. SKILLIN HOUGHToN, Howard Asso,n.
No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-26

Special Notifies.
TIE CITY BANK
EAmEs. ALLEN & CO.,
RANKERS
Organized In 1856 xnder tie General 6dnks"g Ad~@
Niinois.
NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA,
81. LOUIS
And a. the principal cities of the United States bought
S,:o IN, draw IN sums to suit purchasers on England,
Scotland ireland, and aiimPortantPointsi contnen
made in all parts Of the State and rsmitted
or on day Of payment At current rate Of exchange.
Interest allowed on deposits.
banking hours from 81 A. u. to AZ Pm.
EDWIN G. ALLEN. GasA'r. II. 2. EAMES, Prest.
o. II. BULLEN, Act Cash EDW. EAMEs. =. Prsss.
Ottawa. Jan. Is. 1862
BANK OF OTTAWA,
CORNER MAIN AND La SALE sZs
Will. H. w. Cushman,
EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD ON
NEW YORK,
ST. LOUIS.
LONDON, LIVERPOOL, & IRELAND.
Also,
fa sTR; sRr nHASs srUrsHRT. COLOGNE,
HAMBCRG, AMSTERDAM, BREMEN.
Collections made and promptly RENTED for At cur
tent rates O exchange
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
Insurance Department.
LIFE, FIRE, AND MARINE POLICIES
issued favorable terms in the best and most rs'.-
Ole Insurance Companies IN the United states, ooth
Stock and Mutual.
We represent no Companies but such We feel war
ranted in recommending friends As safe and re-
Sponsible Insurers. Ottawa, April s, 1861.
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Y, IHkAIMEST AND RADICAL CTKK
OF Sup~rmatorrh9a or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Ennis
sions, Sexual Debility, and
Impediments to Marriage gen.
erallh, Nervousness, Consump-
ton, Epilepsy and Fits Men
tai and Physical Incanacity.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24
PaBJrE OF RgsPEcr.

itamgeag Of the Day and NIGH Ps:e, hid the First
Walsh House January 2sd iS62 motion, L. NJ Garter
called 70 he JhS and u Cron ei TO aei as Secretary
A. jude the following resolutions Which were unanimous
" I'D -pt'd.
whelraI has pleased Almighty Gsd TO remove from our
cstecnsd an ovei cSmra1e, Capt A. Wilkinson Who
merbr Of hs Night Police Of tbs CITY, iar nearly twenty
ye-rs Ne recognized gn a. independent officer md
the sdnrAis Rrd r,Cart Of the pohee,
whom soc Ied IN private and pa lie life,
ues AID eneycSnee made him truly loved BY all Who
Sir.
bssogei Tha,we tender to his family 10 sheu' Of anson,
acsre Dpaihy fr the esl which they
Police have aintd 10 hiJ deA h.
Kssavei rnst the rc,e VII Wear for Thirty days, the
badge ,fmourrlng
Ne we'd the foregoing buttons recorded on the
House Book Aad ai copy Of them be fl-lisAsd
The deceased, And Tie be pabshed IN ef the
dhly psp:rs yaa.-.t~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24
TrIuul.E OF RESPECT

.. ths Day and Might Police OF TIE city o, Rib.
mahd held Heuse January ESD 62 on mo-
uon A. called 70 the Char, O. J. Wicks re-
alsSted 10 act as Secretary.
Jude Offered the o,Wng a,cn which we're lop..d
whereas Il has pleased Al Wae Rsiseyc va doeh all
his divine purpose V kS om IL u his celestial world
shove Of nsS.osIs McsjAh Davis, The
N-at e jos OF me eitg II RiehrOnd.
hvATA member q tht police Tor 18th yeas ne vas beloved
ainrsd vsnsrAeL Tals has passed aaopgst
hawk led ie puse and spotess 'hS' 70 tss
him t-cthui -ui~ 70 his many sEn uslties
seen tNFgrr- ted language or nierdsaip. ne
no5s hra sad = FsI deeply medrned u the police Nj.
esl "a IA IL nrnanrns TO me poiaL
kes yed Tat the Imp ty Of the Ploe rendered
iaal5l uli ttBdlns event
Received ms The oee Ill attend bis fun al In bodyna
tAsy vii ne badge Of ming for thirty DAYS copy
o'hes resolution be sento bis family and be published In Of
the daily pa j24-i'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24
From tis Eso,'s,iils Era'l Flag, lsh inst.
IMPORTANT PaOg MEXICO.


TEE WIE Wuu srAIS-DFIICULTV Win TIE FRTycW
Observation-Disclosures 20 MET IgE srAxiaH Ii
YAsIOx--gHE CoSFEDFRATE OoNNIssIoSEs LEAVES.
By private letter from San Lns Potosi from q gen.
cmAn not liable to be mistaken learl thai the Frsu oh
lster u. Ssg1y had broken of all relations with the
Mexican Government aud leave the city Of Mex
ico on the IS b Of November He rad previously sent
IN his utmatum Presiden, Jutrez which used.
Col Picket. the Commissioner from the Confsd rate
States 70 Mexico, was to leave in company With Mons
Saigny The reason for the departure OF Col "ic.el,
a. this important unc.ure IN Ne Joan affairs, Is no; 81
e.. and We shall wait for Il with some anxiety.
Toe Mexican Governmsn, has enlarged 100 wagon
to transport the military stores from Vera Cruz into the
Interior, az a measure Of Of precauion
The Mexican Government is anxious TO arrange MAJ
tiers with gllnd aud France and or Informant thinks
the difficulty viii ss abused with 10th Of those Pow
eTs.
President JsurCz hes no deposition to accommodate
the Spanish demand "a be thinks tina. war With Spain
might have the happy eject 70 unite the MEXICAN people
al home.
The Mexican people eVd 'nty fusi1ginto mass
Of oppo lion to he Spanish Invasion, and will doubt
make grand hght on that platform.
We understand chat large reiufOrcements OF mer mu-
ni,ious and artillery being forwarded from the int
ror the assistance Of Timpco and that all classes Of
| people are volunteering for the fight.
great many Spaniards leaving Mexico under the
impression that their lives would be safe In the event
Of a war.