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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-09
Notice.

Notice.
TTAvlSG DISPOSED OF OUR INTEREST
Ii in the Lumber Yard, corner o. Fourth and
Perry streets. We take OCCASION 70 fetuSn our
thanks 10 tho public Tor the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon Us and to ask for our successor, 0EO
Z. WOOD, coutinuAncs Of the same
NERWlN Coz
DAvESPoRT, August Q, 1881.
The undersigned will continue thu
Il u M Der 7n - n Ooo
1T the old stand Of +. Msrwin 4 Co., corner a
Fourth sqd Perry streets. Constantly On Neao .
we'll selected stock Of
LUMBER LA1H AND SHINGLES
1t Who'll male and retail. Bills foe timber frrniah.
ed to order On short notice.
GEO. E. WOOD,
agl5-wtf Successor 70 r. Mervin
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-09
WHIsLrRY.

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Seasl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-09

IisslE RAIL AY.
s. AsssR1E-sxzE7 ~ ~
Great Broad Gauge Double Track and Telegraph
Route, to
NEW YORK. BOTTOM
IND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
Casryics the t:se.. yye.t-r, a,a Nor.h-
" estesn nited states N ais.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AND
II kulfAlo, daily, on the arrival of all trains on
the Lake Shore Railroad making close connec-
tious with trains from leveland, Chicago, Mil
wsuAee, st Louis, Burlington, ksekuk,, st Paul.
dialogue, 0alena, Iowa City, &c-the only cars
, INNING through from the Lakes TO New York
CITY
B sggags checked through. Fare always - low
- b,' any other route.
re pesticul.r and cali for tickets via Erie Rail-
road which are sold at all the principal railroad
Offices ia tho West.
This Road affords facilities for shipment Of
Freiel It, sup erior to any othsr route.
An EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily making close connections
throu, ,h to all poin West and quicker time than
ever l,efore n. de on my line.
For Freight rates. en- auire OF J = Osfman, 24O
Broad way, Chas Thurma o, 1913 broadway, n
o n p Archer, 98 south rect, - dunlap,
IS State street, Boston Ii 1e Railway Omcs' q
~ CaXs. M1NoT l,enr supt,N.Y.
3. 8. SPRHcER, Western Agen = Cnicsgo' ILL.,
4. BARBER, Agent, Burlington, iowa.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-09
The Peerless

The Peerless
SPRING STEEL HOOP SKIRT
The very latest and best in use, Just r,c.;,.a.
so. for sals q New Yak ries, It
ro4sa WHIsLrRy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-09
II 0 W q I'd AssOclaliOm.
PHILADELPHIA.

TOR iHE RELIEF OF TEE SICK AND
4 distressed, afflicted With virulept atd chronic
di,c1ses, VI the sexual organs.
Medical advice given gratis, BY the acting sur-
geon.
Valuable reports On Spssnaasssh@e, Or es1ieal
Weakness, and other diseases ef The eexuoS VI
gans, and on the new res.ssdiss enpseyea = sae
DisisDsary, cent 70 the sAictsd y oselso Isss9
envelopes, tree q charge. Two .: ssT
for postage vii b scceptable
eeon, Howard sssociAtioa, No South VII ov q,
Phil.de,rh;a. Pa. junslN1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-09

.V1.4tCe 20 SOg0e(1s0e -
yr,HE h0.PirALITIE3 or The BURrrs
House are grssyi1epsly sxtendsd U Oh lowe
so ders, either sick g Wounds, FetasAiae thsseeh
Davenpors On their A1y home. 80.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-09
| M o u T H w A S H

Ceanses the Mouth, Puri6es the Breath, removes
al faint, whether arising from Bad or Artificial
Teeth, Tobacco, etc., and 10 the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-09

aad 70 b under the constant care Of the Phyn
clan and sxperiencej nurses. We shall continue
or yidiug Ifacsiee - usual IN Davenport, Rock
lslaod and NoIineani in special eases, make calls
By rsil road and river Charges for treat ment, al
the ere, i've 70 zen dollars per week. Patients
takisg b enc tresrment ~ill psy weekly. Mrs.
Price Will pay special attention to the practice of
Ohststzics and healing diseases peculiae 70 her
ssx 1Aysa74 nye d&wf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-09

HYDRO ECLECI &c Gu. Sc.
Gsesubush, Moline Avenue, Rock Islsnd, Illinois
Mr.. MRS. 7. g. PRICE, Physicians.
Il now open for tho reception Of patients who
wish 70 avail themselves Of . thorough cousss Of
WATER TREATMENT,
a In connection with s4
l1hAlRVOYANT EXAMINATIONS,
AND ~
- AANAl Dre Arrf n Z = - =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-09

2esI s vs. gesgsd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-09
SORE MOUTH, CAKKER, ETC.,

Bad Teeth and Foul Mouth not unfrequently
cause Consumption Of the Lungs, Dyspepsia,
and numerous other serious dieeases.-[See r.
Fitch's observations quoted in Dr.. hurds Treat
ice on Preserving Teeth
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-09

a SECOND HAND 8AJ1e-A7t1 20. 1GV1Gt
: is:ssssss':A eikJylA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-09

Ladies will no longer tolerate Bad Breath in
lovers and husbands. when Pure, Sweet Breath
may 20 90 easily obtained by the use II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-11
Coal ant iron.

Ills fortunate for tAs Sou thern Confeder-
acy. IN the = 5sen at;itnde OF pubiic aif airs,
hh.t sn- Is blessed with in exnAustibie and
.ylsp>ivsiy d.iruseI stores OF coal and iron,
and weare gra:Ifisd 10 observe that meas
hires are pro.ress.us in this Commonwealth
t9 iYcresss the production of thess ''sinews
!. { national power The following bill, IN
I.orporaung the Virginia Anthracite Coal
had Iron Company, has passed both Houses
III the General assembly, aud is now law
b !, eHac.ed by the General 5ssemdIv, That i
n.gsnah nc .ue, BonJ. Crawford, Henry
Il Jrrer, hi5erf TIA b-r, Lorenzo S'b~rt, Jos.
Il AuCtrs m, Frames L. anderson, and such
persons rs may be associated with Them here
later, shan re 2 30 poratIUn by the Ii anne and
Is.Fie OF The Tglnia Hnthracite Coal and
Iron Com pany, Tor the purpose OF mining
Il ana manufacturing IN minerals In the coEn.
tI-s OF a u5Hs'a, u, cklr ham, agf Pendieton,
hnu suall have ali tGe powers ana privileges
inferred, and % .ublect 10 all general re-
l. rictions i'm posed Oh boOies polite and cor
same are not inconsistent with he purposes
srt provisions cf iris act
9 The cari al stock snail not re less than
five thousand nor more than Ave HUNDRED
thousGnd doliars, Ia shares OF hfty dollars
Iesch
9. Such company shall have rover |. o b old
lands not exceeding twenty five thousand
scres il TIE az gregate, Ia the eoun lies afore
Esld, and NAV construct on its own lands,
sE1 ou the Ian d. OF Others with the owners
CONSENT, one er more railroads for the pur-
pose Of conveying It's products to market.
I. This set shall be in force from lis pas
sSgF.
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Gen. MCCuIioeh.

The purpose of Gen. Ben McCulioch's visit
10 Richmond is TO saperintend the procuring
OF arms for his command, now performing
the dut: assigned by Government Of Protect
Ing the lndiaS territory and the northwest
era border of Arkansas from incursious of
TIE enemy from Kansas. Although injurious
criticisms hAve been made by JOURNALIST.
Sho write without n knowledge OF the facts,
hls movements and obj'cts are well under
stood and appreciated by his troops and ap-
proved by the Government. He has coop
ersied with dea. Price in Missouri rs far as
be could do go consistently with the duty as
signed him Of guarding the frontier, and, SO
ar from his army remaining inactive al
present, The recent fight of q portion of it
Under Col. MeIntosh bespeaks anything but
Indifference 10 the canse or a dis posi- ion TO
snI!.x .Iom the dangers of the campaign.
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R. CAUTYORN. Auct.
BY KENT, PAINE & CO., Aucts.
G TOOK OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION

Having determined TO close cur business for the
present, we shall offer for sale at cur Warehouse
Oh TU EsDAY, the lith January next, our entire
stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
without reserve, for CASH on DELIVERY, and con.
unue the sale until the whole is sold.
49,. Inc stock eomprise~ many very desirable
STAPLE GOODS in excellent order, and viii bs
found worthy the attentica Of large buyers.
During the sale We shall offer
SO bales !, /, ard A Brown Cotton.
200 pieces English Rleached Sbirtnss.
20 bales Superior Bcow1 i,riiiiDgs.
$50 pieces White Goods, Csmbries, Jacouets,
Swiss MusliDs, Bri!iantes. sc.
100 pieces rich Fancy Dress silks.
2sJ pieces Earlstcn ana French Ginghams.
goo pieces Rolled Ja'onets.
$50 pieces Fancy Prints. Spring styles.
SO pieces Black ard Colored a ipacas
so pieces 4, gish and French MeTinoes.
$50 Dozen Linea Cambria sAandk erchiefs.
Coiored Gamnrics Linen Damaska.
Napkins, Crinolipes, gloves aud Hosiery
Umbrellas, VestiDg', Spool CottonA
Shawls, Clo.h acd Velvet Cioaks.
Challies, Bsrege,, Printed Lawns.
Jsconets, Del sine amt silk Robes.
t'mbroiderieS, large assortment, &C., &c.
Also, the BALANCE Of Our stock Of fine Clothing
perfectly fresh and fashionable, comprising
$50 Black Dress and Business Goats.
LOCO Cashmere, Valencia and silk Vests.
Black Doeskin and Fancy Cashmere Paata
Black Alpaca and Italian Cloth Coats.
500 Brown and fancy Linen Goats.
500 dozen Hickory, Girgham, and Cotton
Shirts, with largo stock Of superior Summer
Ciothicg.
A'se aiargs assortment of desirable goods con.
signed to rs from the South, such Colored and
Printed De LANES; Vsleucias, Brooke Shawls
Kid Gloves, kibbons, Carpeting, Talmas, Balmo-
raj Skirts, Mock Ties, Lace and Love Wells, &c,
&c.
Also, 20 pieces elegant SILK and Worsted Broca-
tel1es and Printed Curtain Goods.
2 splendid Plate-6iass, Silver Mounted Show
CO go.
large and superior Iron Safe.
mirrors, Stools Decks. &c and q small but
desirable stock Of Dry Goods from a house do.
Ginning business with which the sale will cor-
menes, comprising some very rich aud choice
goods.
Alsa. so cases Mems, vTomens'. Boys, and
Misses' Boots and Shoes, consisting of fine Dress
Bocts, B.ogsns, Heavy Boots and Brogues, Bal
moral and Congress CATERS, Youths Kip and
Goat Brogsus, Womsns' Kid and Congress @ al.
ters, &C., &C., to be sold in the original pse ges
de 81 HE.T PAINE &c Go
ADDITIONAL
Will be added to our saia largo and desirable
lot OF fresh goods. imported by the Burmuls, con-
ssting Of Sinsh ANS. Dress Goods Black ali seas,
Linen Cambria hsuGkerchieIs. Black Italian
Cloths, Cambrics &c.
ALSO-rxpec.ed in time 500 pieces dark En-
gi'h prints, of oesirabls styles, just landed
is III KENT, PAfs~e d. CO Aucts.
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By 0oDDfN% APPERSoN, Auas.
RBsIDENCE ON GIL

HANDSOME RESIDENCE ON CLAY,
II BETWEEN 2sD AND Bad STREETS,
WITH FURNITURE. &C., FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-ln eonse qusncs Of the intended
removal from III. city Of the owner, W vii sell
On SATURDAY afternoon, Jarusry t1ih. 1852
upon tue premises. commanding as 4 eek cx. the
hspdsons Cottage Residsrce located - above
The lot fronts Sc feet on The south SIDE Of Clay
street By 63 ess deep. Tha hou - on.sins seven
ROOMS, besides Kitchen, SERVANT Rooms. large
Stable and other outaousss. Ths ffunt ysrd Il
bsndsom.ly Arranged with sh ads uess aid rars
and thoice flowers. The pvrp.rty can - ssam
ined at'spy Time and may b. purchased u pr vste
sale. Possession caa b. given by ths 18th ilss.
7 he Household and Kitchen Furniture will BE-
sold at auction on Monday. the Is b January. at
IL o'el,ck A. y.
TEAMS For real estata, oae-th.rd Gosh; baisnos
IN thses peynentA respscaivsiy = Aercn ~ sspa
1NnbW, le6s and March, l0o3. 1br aee0tiahis notes.
a .srses eaded. secured by trust dssd.
ia0 0UDOlN 3 ArPERSoN. Ancts.
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Rifhmonh 0ispattt.
,T1IRpAY moRNINe.....JAN' H. 1851.
.,,,. D,c,,isn Uader ths Seqasssra-


r,.o ,.e of The Confederate States against
al. to sequestrats certain debts due
- 90 klksrs& Brother, alleged 10 b.
.nsr,as. was called mp yesterday
confederate States District Court,
rusga Halyburton delivered Z his
s,np tnereupoa, indicating his parpose
s.s,,,,s the petition. The particulars of
-o,al nsse ara as follows Isaac E!kers,
.,tsa Of Prussia, en igrated to this coan-
.o,o, wears ago, resided 10 Mobile, Ala,
,oce rertoa. where he took ont his last
..l,z ton papers in lssa. He ests olished
| -. clotntac store in Mobile in conluac-
..;tn his brother, and after wards, ia 1883,
| .n,oxs. 10 sew York and there established
4 branch house OF trade. tie married In
vcrk. bo1sh: a residence there, and
L,,sa there at the Presidential election OF
ss4-yotiag az ainss Lincoln. He frequently
/ ,s,.sa Monte from ISL 10 1851, and contia-
81 . pa=tper IT, The Mobile house. In 1851,
km:ned ,stsiy sf;er the proclamation OF Lin
E5,a. he shippst a roTtion Of his goods 60
El,b,4 AID closed the New York house, bat
remain ID IN New YORK uatiI september. 1851.
|wAru hs re,urued 10 Mobile, and took The
Ecath o: allegiance 10 the Confederate states
H. November. HIS family remained IN ne"
fYork he alleging that, Ia consequence OF III
ka.alih and tor other causes, he could NOT re-
raoYe his family South.
Il was arg usd IN the progress OF the case
<b.l tAe defendant was an alien enemy on
ana after the EAST Of May, 1851, and that his
f., rz.nship in New York continued until
Z,,p,egn Der. when he removed from that State,
an. thai no cIange OF citizenship after the
Eo.nmencauieDt OF hostiiities between the
4, ,oa trdera,e .nd United Stttes could protect
4 tse property Of al alien from the sec uestra.
ton act.
TIE decision OF she Judge in Elker's favor
! /, based Epoa the tact taat he had closed his
snasllrss ID New fork before tbs commence
meat OF hus,iiisies, and that his removal
rom the North was eifec Ted as soon as he
scoQid 10 after closing bis business. IL
veg Of these facts and OF the present loyal
.is'4s OF the party, tie Court decided That
[h.s property was not liable 10 seGusstration.
Dls,Ict Attorney Ayiett stated that he
would take the mater OF appeal under con-
H deGauon until Monday, and on that gay
would announce whether he would appeal
s:f9m the decision OF the Court.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY DUNLOP, M0NCURE + CO., Auetiore-r..
FUTURE DAYS.

4 ROCEElES, &c, AT AUUTION.-On
NJ TUESDAY, l4th instant, commencing
At Al O'Clock, we will sell, at cur auction
store. an assortment of Groceries, &C VIZ:
20 hhds. New Orleans SUGAR
Is bbls. q SUGAR
90 hbls. Crushed aud Powdered SUGAR
80 bLls. AID half Ebls. choice Quality
MOLASSES
Pale and London colored Brandy, OF
choice quality, from the New Or
leans Custom House stores
st. Julien and Msrgaux Ciaret Wine
super quality
Rio Coffee; Alslice; Pepper and Gin
ger
St Croix Rum, &C., &c.
TRRks-Cash.
Sale with out regard to weather
DUNLCP, MUNGURE IL co,
ja lI-tds Auetioneais
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN Auc.r.

URN TURE AT AUCTlON.-Ou MON
H. Day, 18Th inst, a. 10 O'clock, at nv store,
will sell at sucu~ n. lot of Furaiturs, eonsi ting
u Wa'drobes, large Press | larga Writing
io' 0. oafpeus aHd Csrpe iig spring seat
Lounge, l Sofa, Chairs DIS eatr, Ma:ir sses,
Fiiows, Tab es. several Co tpg Stoves t'ookiu,
Range, large Bar Stove, aaG sunary o Ser stti
cles
II CAJYrunDHy A..
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By JAS. NJ. TAILOR g. son, Aac.ioaeeys

A VERY DESIRABLE FRAME HOU e
hAND LOT, on the continuation of leigh st =,
ne.r to BIZ ehsnans Spri- e, st Auction.-W'e will
seA upon tbs premises, on nONtAY, the Goth day
OF Jsncaiy commencing at O'Clock r. M a very
desirable HOUbE and LOT, On the continuation
OF Leigh street, ana near tc Buch .nan'a Spring -
The hou.e hes BOY rsl COCA and adapt ed r
the accommodation OF medium sized family. Ths
lot fronts 40 feet on The south side OF Leigh ST .
and rona back go feet, to IN alley 90 feet vida
1ERMS-One- hird cash the balsl C. ct 6 and -
months. for negotiable notes, with iuteres. aide
and secured by q trust deed. The taxes for 1867
to be paid by the purchaser.
JAS. M. TAYLOR 4 SON,
jail anct;oreer,
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Death or Gel. Lubbsek,

NAsHvILLE, Jan Cool. Lubbock, of the
Texas Rangers, died here this morning. He
was on yesterday elected Colonel, and pre-.
Viously had been Lieutenant-Coianel. His
remains left this evening en- route for Texas.
tCol. l.. succeeded in the command formerly
neld by Col. Terry, who was killed in n re-
cent skirmish at Green river
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-11

9. Friday to ~ so1-unAsr Amsstsaa a..
vtce1. - "a -, =
The weekly return az the Bank u England
shows m increase In bullion Of E1O5 600.
American stocks are Qutet and steady.
The latest sales were Illinois Central shares
ls} ~ per cent. discount; Eris Ratiroad,
III . 26I.
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E. THE FRIENDs OF THE HENRIOO

IL TIE FklEHDa OF THE HEN RICO
LIthi Dhat}GONS, anxious TO show
,-''r sppresi1iod OF Their gaIiant conduct in Ia,
.T'ice OF tbs Confederate States, viii give them
. ,plhAhh. - ttc Caiainbia1 Hotel, on the 18th
. NE pFc..ni north. at 3 o'clock 2. NJ, a. which
Ae 'Nfy are invited 10 attend ,ud parl6ke OF tie
Iosp'sn,y Of lheic frlen.s.
Guy q he ciuzeus Of H-nr,eo who desire to
f~a-lp''s on TIA oecas:op, can do go 6y calling
~ sly meI-b y OF Tie committee
C01a-TTEE:
Join b. Young, Alex. b Hr.cheacn.
Dr ] K Garnet, Vii n aaker.
q. hutelss3a, COLI i. MeEHe,
!. u. S'yile, Capt. J. z. Wren.
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1rsncA Dlan.sf.War Fired inss b. The Ysds.
raj El$AN.

MOBILE, Jan. l0.-On Monday last French
man -of-war approached Ship Island under
q neutral nag, for the purpose Of business
with the French Consul at New Orieans.-
She was fired into by the Federal feet and
somewhat crippled, but did not return the
nre. The Yankees apologized, but the Cap
tain refused to accept the apology. He came
to Bay st. Louis, and telegraphed to New
Orleans.
On Monday there were nearly thirty Feee-
raj vessels at Ship Island. After this affair
all but five left, and they are very quiet.
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r IaT or L1TTuRS REMAINING m The
IL 1ICMONn POST -OFTIC1 % tAs l0sh
T Psrsons calling Tor Isttefs IN tho Last viii
please say they are ADyERT1sxD; also, giving
date Of LIST.
II TIE postage viii b two cents on each let.
tR Advertised.
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TKLEGRAPH1O NEWS
fsr.crAL srsrA ARC. 70 rus NJ, ,anosD D1lrArcu. !,


NORFOLK. Jan, lo.--A gsntl sman from Bal.
timors informs me that great activity ORE.
walls 1t Fortress Monroe.
A portion Of Burnsids's expedition left An
nspolis yesterday morning.
Three gun boats and three large II ansport.
anchored of Fortress Monroe yesterday
evening.
Four tho usand soldiers came d own to Fort
ress Monroe to-day.
The Day Book has received the New York
Herald Of the 9th. The following il q sum.
mary Of its news
The Steamship Canada had arrived at
Halifax, with Liverpool dates to the 2sth
ult. She brings three hundred troops and
strong battery OF Artillery, and nine hun
dred tons Of army stores.
Two additional steamers were to sail soon
with troops and q corps ofnurses.
The iron. plated steamer Warrio was pre-
pairing to sail for Canada.
There was a great state Of suspense in Eng
land regarding American Affairs Tho Gov
eminent evidently favor war. T,ae religious
societies were for peace.
There were symptoms Of trouble in India,
and several batteries Of artillery were de-
tai med at Bengal.
Z
dennis the course Of the Federais capture Of
the ConfedeI ate Commissioners. France
condemns it as a flagrant outt,ige, and says
that rspara ton should be demanded.
In New York gold was held. at per cent
premium, and rising. Sterling Exchange
quoted at ll5. The herald says that tie bro
spiracy to defeat Secretary Chase's plans Of
a tn don he ORA nj ~.
its means of carrying on the war.
In the United States Senate the Fin ance
Committee were instruc ted, and had con.
sidersd the sxpedisncy Of reporting Il bill
for the raising OF one hundred millions Of
dollars instead of twenty millions, by di-
rect taxation; and in connection herewith
the expediency OF collecting telegraph adm
stamp duties, and duties upon cotton, tobac.
CO, and segars.
Gen. Siegel had resigned. u,
10y ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
PErERsBuAG, Jan. Is2A.A Ne editor OF the
Express fkas u dispatch from Norfolk, OF this
ia We, in which it is stated that Mr.. Zicha-
RE, 0f New orleans, recently taken from on
board British vessel, On the coast of Texas,
mas been released by the Yankee Govern.
ment, nd arrived to- day at Norfolk.
The Norfolk Day Book has received a copy
of the New YORK Herald, OF the 9.h inst.
The Philadelphia Banks refuse reasury
notes, and the public begin 10 cry down
with the Banks" and call for a national
currency.
The steamship Canada reached Halifax on
the sth inst with more troops, artillery, and
900 ton of munitions.
The Hibernia is to follow with more troops.
The London Times stands aghast in contem
plation Of the tremendous and magnificent
vegetation Of Yankee debt.
dispatch from Washington, on the sth
inst, says that great activity prevails ct
headquarters.
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E Piano p0R SAIs.

Be PIANO P0R SALs.- Pne advertiser offers
l9f 5A'e rTaTa'siy tuil-sized SLeinway
PIANO, Of fac II ash, and in pert order
Any one desiring 10 purchase viii please call
ii the southeast corner of Marshall ard
u tlls0n streets, between l and O'Clock p.
N Ii ll-3tt
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n. AlTbNrlUN, MiLITIA.-There will
- De q meeting held at the Weslham
ho1s-, on the Plank Road, on SATURDAY
INNING next for the purpose of forming
sooinpaay OF Heavy ARTILLERY 20 man the
hAh-!es III and around Richmond and for
the defence ot the same. The meeting will
% addressed by Nm. r. BuKwELL, Esq, and
others l., Ia t&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-11

DIPsS.-An assortment OF Pipes consist
Ing In part Of genuine Briar Root, Dog
wood, Genuine Powhatan. Imitation and
Chalk Pipes. together with u large lot OF
choice Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. For
sale at moderate prices. BY
r. W.PUWERS, Druggist,
Jal0 Corner OF Main and 18Th SITS.
NEW GUUDS, n AP, Ar No. IL
IN MAIN STREET. Country Merchants
and heusekeepers can 10 supplied with cheap
goods, many OF W ich NJ prices Of the past
year. Every day new goods received, and
viii be sold 1t the lowest possible advance
BY the piece or yard. All goods warranted
q represented. For cheap Goods, call Mt No.
a Main 81, Msiiert's Old stand. il 10
AALTPErRE-Aa anal lot Vi Aaitpe.ss sd
- Black Pepper, Just recsivsd, sAd for sole by
=. W. ROWnaG, Drusaisk,
n 10 OavHAr Aala saA 18th M.
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- pAuEie AHid jusa rsoeived. m ~ sals1y
7 !. W. PJWs1A, Dsugyas,
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