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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-03
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Thanks for the Little Birds.
BY MISS ELIZABETH J. COLE.

BY MISS ELIZABETH J. COLE.
Thanks for the little birds that soar,
And on the ear their warblings pour,
Making our earth so bright
Causing the heart to dream of Heaven,
Where only bliSsful notes are given,
To Him who rules in light.
When bright the sun. and zephyrs sweet
Fan the fair brow and lovely cheek,
How sweet their notes of Joy!
My soul is glad, il scars away,
And revels i'm eternal day,
Fearless of carth's alloy.
They come to cheer the breaking heart,
And joy To suffering ones impart,
Then lightly soar away
Fain would their glad flight pursue,
Up to the shining ether blue,
And near them ever stay.
My heart is bounding free and wild,
AS oft we felt il when child,
While listening to their song;
/ would | were as pure and bright,
Like them to wing my upward flight,
And Jesus praise prolong.
Welcome sweet harbingers of spring,
Such gladness over earth to fling,
Awakening holy Joy f.
Warbling the praises of our Lord,
Thine surely is u sweet reward
Thou dost our care destroy.
Paairie Glen, March 10, 1862.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-03
4ostrp.
For the Charles City Intelligencer.
To the Floyd Volunteers.

No coward hearts are those our friends,
Who, for their country's good,
Will gird the arms Of warfare on,
And shed, perchance, their blood
But, no! your blood shall not be split;
God will protec. the right .... ..
And we will aid you by our prayers,
And bless you day and night
We miss you in our circles oft,
And at the Church and Hall:
Then we think of those who manfully
Obeyed their conntry's call.
'Tis then prayer goes up to Him
Who rules in earth and heaven,
That to Floyd's noble, gallant sons
May life and health be given.
And when the cry of Peace is heard,
And you hasten from the wars,
Wen welcome back the friends we gave,
And crown them conquerors.
--.......-. II. +. BRAySARp.
March 81, 1862.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-03
THEODORE MIX,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,

CHARLES CITY, IOWA.
Designs, Plans, Estimates and Specifications
furnished for Public Buildings, Stores. Town
and Country Villas, Cottages, &c. Detail draw
fngs or superintendent given when required,
on reasonable terms.
Mr.. Mix is architect of the Court House. Ma
sonic Hall and other buildings in st. Charles.
With his experience he is confident of giving
satisfaction to all who employ him. Jobbing
done at short notice at his workshop.
st. Charles, Sept l. 1857 swift
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-03

To spiritual mind the Sabbath is
thhc loveliest and happiest day of the
week. The Christian accepts this
day as pledge Of the enjoyment of
that eternal Sabbath when he shall
rest him forever from his present wea-
yiness Of soul.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-03
STIMSON'S HOTEL,

CORNER OF EAST WATER 4 DETROIT STREETS,
MIL W4UKEE
This House is located in the business part of
the City, convenient to the Cars and Boats.
~ Omnibus and Baggage Wagon always
on hand to convey Passengers and Baggage to
and from the Boats and Cars free of charge.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-03
dcltstbarS tge Course Of empire takes its dolap."
l.

may DC necessary to pay the interest
provided for in said article.
Approved, March l3, 1862.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-03
American Hotel.

MAIN STREET, NGREGOR, IOWA
wM. II. HARDING, PROPRIETOR.
Having again opened this well known Ho
tel, the proprietor takes this means to inform
the Travelling public and the rest of mankind
that he intends to make it worthy the pat
ronagc of travellers, and if attention to the
wants of guests, good fare and low prices are
any inducements, he hopes to have his share
of business.
In connection with the Hotel is the largest
Barn in town, which is under the charge OF an
experienced Ostler, and teamsters can depend
upon having their teams well cared for. This
house being the Stage Office, Railroad Ticket
Office, American Express and General Freight
Office, presents more advantages than any
other can show in the city, and all Task of
my friends, is to try me once, and If not salts.
fed will not ask them to come again.
McGregor, July 1860.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-03
PUgJIC-No 31 I

PUBLrc-No. 81
AN ACT to make an additional article
of war.
BE ii enacted 5y the Senate and House
of Representatives. of The limited STATES of
Amcriea an Congress assembled, That here
after the following shall be promulga.
ted as an additional article of war for
the government of the army Of the
United States, and shall be obeyed
and observed as such
Article -. All officers or persons
in the military or naval service of the
United States arc prohibited from en-
ploying any of the forces under their
respective commands for the purpose
of returning fugitives from service or
labor, who may have escaped from
any persons to whom such service or
labor is claimed to be due, and any
officer who shall be found guilty by a
court.martial of violating this article
shall be dismissed from the service.
Sec. 2. And be IL FURTHER enacted, That
this act shall take effect from and af.
ter its passage.
Approved. March 13 1869
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-03
Qolhital.
THE WESTERN NAVY.

SPEECH OF HON. J. W. GRIMES
OF IOWA,
IN tie United States .Senate Wqrch l3. 1862
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

FISH -Thns far our Fishermen have nc, bao,
remarkably successful in securing an obundanca
Q, the scay spoil. The fishing on the EIk and
North East rivers has been unprofitabI The
weather has been remarkably unfayorable for
that business the present spring. but onr 6shor
men i've IN hope that good time is vel coming
for them.
On the Susquehanna the gillers are busy,
1"u appeared 10 De doing tOlerabe business
during the early part OF the week.
The river al that time was in good r,f,iro
! o'ue' anu lumber was coming down rapidly
, run OF ne lumber-Is considered more prof.
table even, than a run of fsh.-CecH IIbjo
Gen. Lowell, of whom we hear at New Or
leans, IN command Of the rebels ,roops. "a the
great grandson of" Master Lowell" famous IN
MS day 10 Boston; and the father of this officer
was james Lowell, who held i..ace in the Bos.
,on Cusom house during the administration of
JeHerson aud Mddtsun. Gen. Lowell was horn
10 Boston, and, We believe, has relatives nov,
residing IN that vicinity.
There are five thousa nd ba les of cotton. seven
thousand hOGsheads of sugar, and twenty tbou-
SAND barrels OF mOlasses now lying unon the
leVee al Memphis, Of which the cotton will ha
burnt, ard the sugar ana u.elaSses rolled into
the r yer, on NE approach of the National
! forces.
The rebels haunt their stars aud bars upon
their flag, but we shall put out their stars and
let down their bars.-Prentice.
Confederate privateer is reported 10 be in
the China Sea, on the look out for America n
ships outward bound,
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

AFPARs ~ WEsTERN VIRGrXIA The
Wheeling IhteHigelrer says that Lieut. Gov
Paisley, AGjulant I.-'ra Samues and Col
Crothers have rrtuf. .eom Irlp IN the val.
ley OF Virginia, where hey nave been organ.
lang county Courts under she restored govern
nent of The State. rbey organized courts IT,
IarlInshurg, Winchester and Berkey. In JEFF.
tsrs'n aud Clark the people were pretty mucL
all secesh. aud gave the officers SO lutte en-.
c"Ur' cement that no attempt vas H.ade o re-.
store The civil authority. A gentleman from,
the Valley of Virginia says that guest Of
hotel 10 Winchester. gave, the oiher day, a
hfty dollar Confederate bond IN payment Of a
two days board bill, and thought himself lucky.
Confederate bonds are not worth more thar.
6vs csnts on the dollar. Runaway negrues a re
every ~aere present. They are seen scsmpe,
iHg IN a.. orectl0ns, and nobody serms 10 TAX.
any notice Of them.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

The news from the rebel StItes is interest
ing. A panic on the subject Of TODD IS begin
ing 10 prevail ~ Virginia, aud, though some O
the pers pronounce it 10 be causeless anc
seHseless, II 10 easy TO see that it Is not so re
garded by the people II ia curious TO note
with what pert naCity the rebel auers ins,s
that their Cause Is still progressing faVoTabIv
3hsn. as the Richmond Dispatch says, " III,
Yankees are gathering tast around The rebels
who are getting into what might be called d
very tight place"
The career of the rebels in New Mexico
seems TO have ended as suddenly as II began,
The statement that they had eVacuaIed Santa
Re ~ 'uIIy CO hrmed, and they are now said I,
De- r~tt"a'Ing as last as they can from The Ter.
rItOry, destitute of all munitions nd provisions
o. "h.t" O. - lm7ossicle tOr them to get sup
3. ~ ~, CHtr er. Whlie at Ssnis Fe, thew
..c',eu O.. a.ty on the etchan's there, IN some
casas taking ns high a. Sl5 OGO worth OF Dood,
and paying 20 Confed "a = scrip. Gen CsDbv
was eAptcIed TO follow the rebels untl lnet
made their exit from the Territory.
DE-. William Hunt, broIher.ln-Isw OF Parson
Brownlow, who was confined in the Conted.
crate Prison at Tuscaloosa, Alabama, iron,
Dec 81, 1861, to jan. s, 1862, has arrived a,
NashVIlle. tie tells terrible stories OF the bar
bsTIties inflicted upon him and his oomrades
There were 1913 TeDneesesDs aud 498 prisoners.
ot-wsr, confined a. Tu-Ga Iooss. They were
eIs'ded Into squads of "a or % ench one of
which was CranIued into a room I6 BY II feet.
with two windows aud door. Frequently
there were rs many as IL .Ick at oDce in on. Of
1bese apartments.
The most important news brought in the
asiis Of the Brenen relates to the great dis
trsss which now prevails among the Lancashire
operatives. The London Tunes Of 18th inst
states that in the t0Wn Of B eckburn alone
where more than twenty thousand are USUALLY
engaged 10 the cotton mills nearly seven tbon.
sand are wholly unemployed. ..Dsep ia The
Distress, says that Journal. . and small the
means TO alleyiste ~"
The new T0n.clAd steamer Ironsid,, !, il
expectsd, will be launched from the ysrd oc
Crsmp ~ s0n. kensngtOn, some day this weeL
AL the plating intended 10 be put ON the vos'
sci previous TO launehing is now 10 place. ami
sssskmen are new engsged IN The ,nie,,os "r
shs vessel. arranging Der for the reception of 81
Ipsohinsry. &c. F''s' ~ = =
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
GcntlCncn's Wear.

Farmers and others buying Coss,ner.s Tv..ts
Jeans Cotionades, &c. are invited To examine these
goods OF which he has large assortment fully as
cheap as svcr sold. -
oo's and SHOES as cheap the cheapes.-CaIter,
al >, % and - cts, 81 aud 81
Cfoceres-good New Orleans Sugar for g cts per
d. MOasses IS cts. per gal far Herring & so her
n'' extra do. 81 10 50 80; Shoulder Bacon. & Ter
very superior Turkey Coffee for IS cts per Ii.
PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, TARNISHES
W"Iherels pure Leod, Fluid, Lard on. Kerosene
best QuaIty Tor 40 us Drr GA
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
HARDWARE

general assortment. Which he will sell 80 per
cent cheaper Than be bought else where C,,,n.
'eF'"nd Nails. $3.50 per key; Puch's Anger Brrs 10
ciN. ler r4rlri Wade Butcher. Augefs cls peror
N''het NhI'eIs' ) cis. per Gr; Fam" Chisels S'rs
PtrFri al! -Izes OF Screws from To inch al 25 CTS
rr GROSS CprIght JanusFaccd and MorIrcc Locks So
''' some OF which are worth ST. Shoytis. Spades
iiiG's Shutter Bolts aud numerous otnor articles
IU' 4'dS" who'd wanted aud .no highest price
- '' " All hihds nl CO"ntrN PrUduce Ap24 3n
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
Miscellaneous Advertisements
sGeneral Order.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. }

lower Aprl, -, 1862. {
|, WILLIAM BURTON, Governor of The
State oil Delaware end Comman nder IN Chi.f of
the Army aud Militia ct the said Siale. do hero.
by order and rect that all the officers obova
the grade OF First Lieutenant, coui:..s,,nu.d Lv
me- who now have, or have had Command ol
Regiments or Companies, report to this Depart.
u'e"' W'non' delay the number of men belong
S ~ o''9'na'Iy, ana now, to their respective
neg'me"'S or Companies, whether they are 10
the service of the General Government. or
called or used a Home Guards: and the nnn,.
Der and Character of arms furnished their ras.
PeeuVe Regiments and Compcn mes, when and
RON whOmand by what auiorI,, recr,ed; wbeIb.
er lhe same are still in the possession OF the
"uncers TO whom they were delivered, or wheth.
er they have been returned 10 The respective
CommIssarles, or otherwise aud how disposed
OF. WILLIAM BURTON.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
MARRIED,

On the 1t inst, at the residence of the
brides tatLe', in Kent county, Del, by the
Rev. J. Owen Sypherd. Rev. Wm. w. Redmen,
member of the Philadelphia Conference, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and Miss Annie
Clifton.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
aSeai Estate Agency, Auc,ion-
ceFimS. &C,

-, ~ = 'F many years heel ,ug4 scd in lie Iovcr
P'fuo1 "i Nr" Ca,0,c coua.y s> ArrrI.,.,
','.'y "' heal fslajc Agent Ia Dover Kenl cornty
' 'i1 ser ICES - ~" pe0pl, of Wilmington IN ,Ia
same same ramcty have ust taken an ofIirn - ,o ~"
~ i" r'nn bI rlDI NO, ~ MarAel street. b, low TbrI
,'y 90 story Te>umonia, be prol4ccI. from n prn
- -.e"rI u HiSA responsibility ard brslncs. hCbI,s in
regard 10 my qualifications Those W.. -'-n +"-.S ~
HsIN!c's ami p'"mlinc,a :s an Aucloucer and Reai
sue .tgeht are respectfully requested L. cIy- me
@ eal'' NY terms III AL cases viii be moderate: md
! -! Lnuill"ed attention and ndelatig bic e1rrtions
Trusted 10 ne The people OF Wilmington, and .ar
ucGi"rIy Ne" Castle county. Who have Real F,t1Is
ana s'Nds "t every description 10 dispose Of viii ina
Al to iheIr Interest 10 give me a call "'"
NJ d. T. RICHARDS
~ B-tents and collections Of all KINDS nr,r,,,L,
attended TO IN ali portions Of New Castle ronn'r
l iaH'S [ series "i years been engaged in LOAN.
~ IONFf on bond aud mortgage, III! persons viii
ma me energetic and pronp, in ihls department
JHii"4-y ID. r RICkARDS
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
BtGcE Dress Silks

vi Snefor quality luT sale 20 per cheaper than
can tie ionnd Elsewhere. We rSperIai.v cali The at
tenti"n OF buyers 10 fine LustGuus SIX vhIcl, We
are selling pI 81 cts. per yard
"P2I'it |. HAMILTON CO.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
NEW GOODS.
GC3 EC2 s3L-2 A2GE<o
~. w. TiSCHETEPY

tias !uNl returned from Pnladeipt. wth the larpe>i
'I'd most complete assortment tiuoUs ever Offered
~ ihls market. all OF which ne Intends seting vprv
rhoap:]r cnsh or country produce. HIS exnr,ses h,.
ing very small, enables him sell ms Lu.s al small
er profits.
lac Ladies are respectfully invited 10 eaaml.e his
superior assi rlnPnt of ~ 80
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
DIED,

In Milford, Oh Sunday. April 27th, 1862,
Miss Aranete, daughter of Henderson Collins,
Sr., aged 81 years and days.
Ia Milford, on Sunday last, April 27, George
). AdkIOs, E>q., in the 81 year Of his age.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
Dress Goods.

All the newest styles. u.d n much reduced prices
All the best makes OF lllro al I2l els I,int ,l
Cnallvs ''lnin"s At 10 rjs extra ao u ,,: ir nl
Nold-coior Bareges in Pink, Blue and Tans nj l.
'is' worth 81 Rest ChaIes and Shepherd PIalds
from ~ l. 70 cts, over 200 yds. Cambria and Swiss
ttgIngs ate TO 10 cls, o which are worth SO els
a. Alsoa large assortment best Kid Gloves Hoop
SnIrls, Sun Lmbrelns Ac Nf
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
Rhodes Super-Phosnhnte-

Farmers who have nDI used ghudes' gune, pho.
pale ace informed that t0p-dres,ng with th,s II I'D
Ad Masure will enable thrIn To- use their com Ia'I
10 iaie seeding winch IS important % insure gond
crop. s'''
knodas' Manure being highly concentrate g,oo,
eonohy can De nst d "a the appiGniion 10 the acre
0cH 9sln' OIL EDWIN WILMER.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
The UNION" BOrEl

Alch street, below Third, PHILADELPHIA.
UPTON $ NEWCOMER.
1-r7rI;.11.,.,. Pfopneior
" ms Hotels central convenient by Passenger
Nars oaIl paris OF The cy and IN every parIIcnia,
pubic. ' business
''''' yer u"y scpl2-ly
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
WANTED.
- M NE EE-

superior article Of Stone Lime, for White wasb;no
kept on hand bv
JOHN II. BEWLEY.
smyrna, April I7Ih. 1892.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
Guns and Pistols !
TGke Notice.
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
OIL CLOTHS. BOOTS AND SHOES. IiAJS
AND CAPS, GROCERIES. QUEENSWARE.
AND PROVISIONS.

The subscriber has just received large md yYnlI
selected stock of Dry Goods, such as are usunlv Le
IA country store, which he welI sell atpr,,es Ios
me umeS l"r cash or country produce, lis stock of
Carpets Will be i'und complete and he solI n, ntt
prices. lie will sell good Shoulder Bacon nj III c,
and old Hains at : cts EDVVARn ma -
Smyrna. Jan. 30 1862
r. S.-For sale cheap and on accommodating ,c,,..
Coop lIaRsE, s ''i5s
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
Bricklaying, Plasterinr. &c.

The subscriber respectfully informs his (,i.Dd, 49,
the Pnblc that he Is prepared TO 10 all kind. I NJ,
dispatch. 'osS ant
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
VI or"ehe'lsl street, door To The ofI;eo .,
DIR. VIM. Cummrns.
DAVID +. SlIITHERS,

(Formerly StnHent OF ". G. A. BonweIIA
'heFS MS services 10 inhabitants of Smvr,a
anc vicinity. OFFICE-The room recently
occupied by MI~s sarah West, Main s, next
uoor 10 the reoldence of Col. Gno Nnvls
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
EDEG p WTAT ~ ~
PLOWS!! pIONS,,,

The undersIgned would call the o,,a,,ion I'D
HIinefS 10 'heir complete assortment of Plovs Cr
Ttrhg use consisting of Prau & Davis Co"c.," ~
W nAey anu Moor riow of all sizes and STYLES VA
chea, for cash, pr iIST a. ~ tI.t Itt Ue So'o
SMYRNA Del
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08

le also keeps constantly on hand the be,t o,.,;,
OF BUILDING LIME. CEMENT and q tfINE'RS fTSii'S
fhASIhR. All orders len at he lore e( Rem p
Allen or az the subscribers. will roceive nroS,, d.
tention. e AIVFtS 81 putSohipI at
Rp4Iy Sm.s,.. ~.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
Hardware Store.
Building Hardware,
FARMING HMPLEMENTS

comprising in part Locks. Latches. Bolts, Screws
Hinges. Nails, Snsh Chisels, Augers. Weighs Axe.
J Ilnlrhats He Hc
Smyrna times., 1862-05-08
CUTIE RY

such Shovel,. Spades, Bride. bits, Drawing KIN
Saws, ScyIhes, with all other Tools dosirable e
ka rm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06

AsoTHER SrAWPEDE cF sL.vss.-on ss urisy night
las SOM ten OF more ntgroes beons gto Il Tayloe
a A. Ary aud the OF Ra,1rt ". Carter of Sa'
H,l Richmond CO.. Va succeeded N making tier escape
&. is sup5,ssdl to the vessels m,ntan ns the b!oc4
sde o. the Ktpplharock at its mouth They succ' eded
b. making OF boat kept by Toe of Sabine
hall tract i0g the parpos OF going 20 and ffom duck
JliaI. The negroes We esra told OF their
Der they lat pdei TO have a SALUTE ieed th,ir
board he EedCra. s:eamer and 9out r. n. of Sun
DIS she repOrs Of tho discharge OF tso dis
icily heard /! iJ ttought hat they aided by
white man. the mark Of email high heelcd boot
Was distinctly perceivablc on the slai wsencs they took
the at Whilst 10 the NOHhern Neck We learned that
tVo slsyes who escap .som Northumberland, induced
the Fdersl permit hem 10 r1turn on tie ground that
they could rsuado Others TO so, bu: no sooner
they astore than they went TO ther masters carr go
Of the ship biscnit sad they had bad enough
o. YAnkee fre. dom ELs!erilk,bagg E,coraer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06

dell and hsson-though other matters might be taken
into consideration hereaftr.
1t is satisfactory that the various sneeches delivered
by the members Of Parlamen, OF both parties to their
constituents concur in uphodiug the p7cy of the Gov
ernCent in this matter The message OF the President
Is snriou'y awaited il may, perhaps. tend 20 en-
tighten the Iu5lic the albI1rbng sutj So: which a.
present exces attention Indeed such IL the keiy
for inform Ion, that the stock exchange J 10 be KEEP
open TO morrow until hat.psss two. In the iiTe
the British Government hsstenirg with all possible
despatch the reiuio;c inents TO Canada
ENGLAND c1NrRMPLArRs A WAR rs ANY rvEsr.
L,ndon sc IS COre,poaiense o. the Manchester Glslsn
The conviction forces itself upon many that ne day
ls not far disGn. when the Southern confederation mus
be recognz q and thst recognitio1 may be expected
bring about fresh iculty, in which must 10 pre-
pared to maintain policy. Il is with this view and
demonstration Of our ptenton 10 bod our own way
that the government sendi3g cut 10 O00 men 10
Canada without any reference 10 The reply Of the Amer
lean Cabinet II Messra. N.son and S!idsll landed Gt
Liverpool tomorrow n3t soldier the less would be rent
out II are to have va With the North, ii
ton with this United States schsm there could be
more favorable time than the present. IL wood be
short and decisive war and would have vital huencs
thepressryaion of peace and The uninterrupted free
DON Of commerce for many years TO come, without
having pass through tee ordeal of social and
tile confusion which wars, general rule entail. Oar
military departments are working double time. Tbe
o1thing establishments P.miloo was at full work all
last ight a-d the preceedpg one.
1t il very common anticipation among persons OF
CInadan experience ihst war with this country is
keller eud in acquisition OF Porind, than ia III
capture of Montreal by Federal armis In any csse
ere are fcitiJns of Canadian frontier Nhi;h
scarcely fail to follow upon war. The States 'front.' T.
settled by the Ashbyrton treaty. closely hugs the pos'
g, road-our Canadian highEsy from the coas;-along
grfa part tf its length. The Uuit,d States have
fortified ports close upon that road which would have
to be taken the outbreak OF war, as well Clle
Rouse shieh they have been latG s;rengtheuiDg with
10 thirty miles or 20 Of MoDtres'.
Tie ,ndon Observer of the 22d Of D,csm5er, mi is
teral orgAn says that Eagland wishes fer p,ac- bu,
that she will gain by war, il will enable her r,cf
her American ironter open the ports Of the Souh an5
rive lesson TO the United States
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06

ro sUrLERS RNp nERCR R'ER.
VyE have just received rrst,c Of rJb.eco AMI Segars Of
" eys.y a scTi4 4tou and "a lily.
Also. 01 hard
Caaa7arn waes n qt srl PIT, Of approved brands
A1 bo0ts snd shoes &C. al OF which offers FOR sale q low
f-'-s4 CaAS BAYNE co,
a.ao l'ntes spotsw50d Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06

CtAUFtON.-So Is authorized TO collect Virginia arms
u In Gs city elsewhere In this stAie, unless hey show wit
ten authority from ne. . 80, -
noi.e not Of Interfere with the authority Of the
ltant General Of the state any order he have issued or
,v 1e upon this subject bat is given TO prevent I'M
', 50 css.. q DIaAOCK,
,~f4 a, Co.. Of Ordnance Of Virginia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06

.ln BALs. ALCOHOL
~ s. hbls Mach. Oh
" 30 Ln.. do
~ 10 Rostn DO
spts Tufpentns
IL dt Rhits Gresse
- ks Sup Cab. SOFA
y bis copieras
100 ..E Mede7Al 5rspiy
100 oxs By IL sod 10 BY j. Glass
5000 los spsni,h Whiting
100 bSi IheSlng Tobacco
10 0Lynchbasp smoking Tobacco
20 bs:keis OIye oil
isbl Corn Oh 10 new ar,eIs) fos lamps
For sAe by DOVE co,
l-it Wholesale Dfugssts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06

NCTICE.-L Persons tsndng eieihps supplies
lV 70 IN the si regretted 70 uErk distinctly ths
package msrkpg TAX .hr or s pury for to1s a.
ieadod TIE RelsH'to vAeh he bs.tExs s ace OF dsf
aafion the olstefnsSte ~ Rac-eord vhcu the
usaN railroad reseID should be forwarded ~ TIE shrp-,
II Many phckGgeS arrive Al iAs <pos o: The shrosti n
III ho nd With paper rubbed of or their dsns
ssasci bS the oaartefn .r others rsinpfes
u sa.rSsd, ane esIno; ee tGeEtrei.
H. AL srees .eposlte1 AZ u Qr,rsrn ofcs In rsA
r5aa s,pren len there before eaieef, H..
'''-'' '''' N'''''-' ~ wx. T. wAaers,
sue. Cart ard A. q. N.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06

S0LE LE6THER.-sOO Sides Sole Leather, jSt received
and for sale by ssLDES MILLsR iith and Cary
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