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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05

TN con.equnce Of e large amount Of transportation which 10
being performed By this company for the Government the
Cerk, 10 the freight department. have te 70 collect bills out
side Of the depot are therefore, compelled TO require that
all copsgaees good received this road Oh The whole
amount due on the same before they delivered
EE This rule will be enforced In sIeA,esL
no6-lm II WfNNE, eupt-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05
EDUCATION.

GovERNEss In quiet interior village, In hssspp, b.
genileu an with children, aged and years, Only
wages bepsdbut the lady xii be treated one
Of the family.
References required. Address, hANFaED
de8 -lvs Rlshnond, Va.
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
yHE next ses,on Institution viii begin October ls lei
And expected correspond In all respects 10 those Of for
yeaT.
The same faculty viii reman.
The terms win be heretofore and the liberal pstonas
from this section and the South Is hoped for
eB decided 10 yeto The daughters OF volunteer
I'm Confederate STATES tuition In The kngnh
branches OF CHARGE
Catalogues may be found al all the Bookstores
For further information apply 70 ,
se3-tf OhAh D. WiNsIon, rfendsnA
Emory AND HENRY COLLEGE,
wAsBIs6rOs CO., VA.
yHE Spring Session Of this Institution viii begin the 9th Jan
Board can be had at go per month"; the Boarding Hail.
NJ perm MONTH In private families.
Tnose expecting reqaesiedo notify the undergn
ed immediately. Gu other charges are:
and charge for Jantor. 90
Contingent 1W
tn All yAbe In advance.
otber information be had By addressing,
EE. WILEY. Prss't
nolq-t15 Feb Emory p o., Va
TsyHE EXERCISES OF MISS M. A. ALLENY
A. her residence, Isl Street, between Clay and AsrshAn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05

MEDICAL CARD.
DIR. A. Y. p Garnett.
IILvTNG removed his residence from Washington, D. O. TO
Richmond will hereafter pursue the practice Of his protes
oIICs-Msn ssTes over r H. Fayiornsri door to Meade
Bakers Drug Store mAaa-Bm
CAUTION-Eo one Is authorized to ooiles: Virginia Srmo
~ 10 TIL, city esgwhere In this state, unless they STOW writ
ten authority from
This notice no. Of course to Interfere with authority Of the
may issue hereafter upon subject given prevent i'm
poSsns by those having authority and who make returns
10 this office. O. DlanOokt
oei4-p Col. Of Ordinance Of Virginia
MILITARY ATTENTION The undersigned have
vi hand manufae ung Bras sed letters Orc
shre Gross esnnons 40 for Military cap and wish to call the
attention 81 the military 10 the fact.
Orders promptly attended TO.
All letters ofinquy contain stamp to return posie
Brands OF all sizes design, made order Abo small tten
els marking o,hng made 10 order. LEWIS KAlToN,
Brand Cutters, 18th between Main and Gary srestS
Address by mall, lewis K .yton, Box 9sS hehnond Va
HAVANA sEsARs store aud for sale by sELDEN NIL
III LEa, corner ltth and Cary streets. ocso
CUANTRD.-BrAndy and whisky bottles. for which viii
w pay good price o. GRAM
Iva No. Q TIchauss Block
40 T .%s virginia Apple Brandy Tor i ,fs rsoOx
DICE, RIOE.-5Otes prime New Rice, consignment by
NNESTAMRNT FOR Is CEHTs.-I.W W. RANDOLPH,
IL 2l Main street. has for southern edition OF the
New Testament for the pocket Price 10 cents or 70 cents
mail oel
COLDIRRS WINTER CLOTHING.
- 5000 overeohs for Pr.yatei
40 do do officers
5000 prs Drawers Drill and Canton rannel
l0O0 Cashmere, and other kinds Of overshirts
200 Water Proof oyercoais maze OF EnAmeled Cloth
100 Oil oioh Blankets,
various other articles able military purposes. for
sale q, fair prices, for cash only. Wmlsh SMITH,
| sss III Main Street
, 1861-01-30

hilton How about armed interference
Not even the doctrine Of recognizing gov
ernments de faeto is SO firmly established
among European nations as that Of non
Intervention with the family quazrels Of
other States. "Settle your own diffaeu-
ces in your Own way-negotiate OF fight
make war or make peace-We will wait
till IN equilibrium Is reached, and then we
will take notice Of the state of facts actu-
ally existing" This is the language held
BY every civilized government in the world
towards other civilized governments The
wish Of tha traitors is father to the thought,
They would like above all things to have q
British fleet reducing Fort Sumter for their
accommodation. They would rejoice with
exceeding great Joy to Bee the English
navy driving the American navy out OF
American waters in aid Of their treasona-
ble scheme. But they may rest assured
that when such sights as these are visible
to the naked eye-when England becomes
the ally Of s1avedriEers, to the detriment
Of free principles, in any quarter Of the
globe-rivers will run up stream, and the
mountains and the hills shall skip like
lambs,
, 1861-01-30
The 8tx1o Of Illinois,
frOm the n Herald

Illinois, the New York Of tho Western
States, Is ut this moment, perhnps, more prom
inent In the public mind than any other 8tate
tn the Union. She IL paying up her 2tate debt
at the rate Of one million each year, and. after
paying of this sum last year, has nearly one
million in gold In her treasury. The State
stock is at par, the private debt Is small, and
the only incubus In Illinois Ia the facility AZ
forded to free h,nkis z, which We are glad TO
see the present Legislature Is taking IN hand
law to compel tie redemption Of notes ii
specie will undoubtedly be passed at this ses-
sion, and thus knock away the last block OF
Westeznism from the State.
Of the three millions Of population added
to the slx Northwestern States In the last
decade, 672 163 are gained in Illinois. Five
thousand miles Of railway terminate ut Chi
cago. The products Of the pral1iea last year
were enofmous-upWards OF one hundred
bushels Of grain to every man. woman and
child IN the State. This month SEQ to 500
tons Of corn and provisions are being delivered
BY the Illinois Centrni daily Mt Cairo
for the eouthern markets. Tho ship
ments 1rom Chicago for 1861 arc esti-
mated at 5000, 900 Of bushels. From the
political troubles at the South and the block
in the manufacturing interests Of the North,
Illinois VIII obtnin this yenr larger accession
to her population than she has eyer had In =
single year; and If civil war grows up in our
midst, it Is not unreasonable to suppose that
the State will at the next census show popu-
latton Of three millions, with corresponding
increase in tue value OF the property In tho
Prairie State, as trouble compe1s the m1sseA
to saek chesp food.
, 1861-01-30
About Coercion.
1UIUSut H., Jan. ~, 1BEl.
Editors Chicago Tribune:


Editors Chicago Tribune:
II compromise or concession. either in Con
gress or out Of it, prevails on the Territorial
question, it will cause an anti.slayery feeling
In this country to which anything in the past
has been but child's play. He ID clearly the
best friend to the South who would arrest 1t
every extremity the spread Of slavery over one
inch Of our territory. It matters not if there
is or will be reaction against Republican as-
eendancy; it will be short ured-a luu that
preludes the storm. The North Ia wcaried of
this eternal legislation to seize Cuba or buy it,
to flibustcr tor Central America, to wink at
and advocate the slave tr.de, to act upon auy
string but the internal Affairs OF the nation.
They are weary Of being refused everything
however email, that will promote ttcir bcuetit.
II they want to deepen the st. Clair Flats, q
solid Iialan1 IS against them; or if they ask
for Homestead bill, an Educational bill, or
anything that her vast aud varied interests re-
quirc, these ara voted down by set Of aristo-
Gratis in the Senate, who are better suited to IN
oGsaschy Of the middle ages than to govern
nent which recognizes tue rights and wants
OF all its people The North are tired Of hay
ing every office in tue gift of this people, either
at home OF abroad, filled with the intentest
pro-sAFery men. Are there not members Of
our Senate from the South, or were shortly
since, and of the Cabinet, who would compare
in all mi.chievous purposes to the mizcreauts
Of Paris IN TITS: And yet these are tho lead
ers Of this rebellion that Christian nation il
required to follow In this close OF the 18th
century. We say this because We see no com
promise from the South that does not come
up to the full standard that these yagabonds
demand.
An adhesion to Republican PRINCIPLES "A
avowed at the last election is imperative upon
u.s. II VIC yield to 0 tsiie clamor, the stability
Of our Government Is oyerthrown- Already
section OF the Democracy Of tic North are
shaking IN taclr fidelity to the ru1e oil the ma
jority; they are lapsius into the anarchy OF
South America and Mexico, md there is no
depotism to compare with that Of q corrupt
and lawless (miscalled) Democracy. Let as
stick to the Union as it is let us consider the
freedom the Territories al immense compto-
mise, when the rest of Christcndom are aho-
litionists in toto, without reserve OF abate-
ment-
, 1861-01-30

III aeatacae II It'd tAvuz4ts Ezu BY which EsstFs
rnakss Known Acy deviatira whatsvuT cun hs m
tura Of tha bia aud y6Wsd In ts light It Eaa~
b looked On u safeguard !hteuded to Es nossee nt
disease which might otherwise escape attention. MI
700 Late to be reraedied; and ts ird1cAtons kao7t
nsYec be neglected Headaches nay bo classified IN
der tEo names, VIZ: EymptomA1c A1d 1dto1Ata1e-
S;uptomsttc Headache Is exceedingly cou1rior Aad!a
the precursor Of great variety OF a:sease aHaon9
which Apoplexy. Gouk RheuH Atssua an1 IL ieb&s
diseA.e. In a nervous .orn It Il Sympathetic Of ds-
easc Ct the stomach coustsutaz scx aRApAcsA 81
aepadc dtseAse constituting s.L.aeb HEADACHE. of
vozma constipation and other disorders Of the boueA
~ well renal and uteItne a1etE. plsesseA OF tas
heart very frequently atteE;ti-'. ~tth Headachsa
Aoetna and plethora ars Also aSatr1ona which tre-
queatly oecaAion heAdzche. Id!orAttte Headache u
also very COMMON. being usually dstinsoiahed ty Te
17mo of sxR.ocs axADAcnx. Sometimes comla1 Gu
suddenly In tt2ts ct apparently soucd healts ard
prostatng 1t once the uasotA1 aad physical entrses
and IN other t1tsacea 1t slowly heralded 5y
depression Of spirits scefbit7 Of temper L. -aost
Instances tho pz1n Il in the faut OF head
or both eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting: IA
der this class may also be FAMED Sx1RA1slA-
For the treatment ct either Class Of Heada:te =.
Ceph4Hc Pills havs beea found SURE a1d ase rcreiy
relieving The zncss ac7te ps1ns IN law rsinntea aad
By it, subtle po*sz eradicanng ta diseases ef which
EeadAche II tho u1eE71nG fEda1-
, 1861-01-30
consttpat1da or Costivsnssa

No af tho "nAay tls tesa il h=:r to- Il ,re+~
liant. nc Ets!s understood, md much neel~sri
Costveneas. ofsan originating IN csreasssu-s., r"-
satasy hahlta; It Is regarded sItEhs disorder t
little consequence 70 s1cise anxiety while Ia rsltT 1t
b the precursor and eompa2ton of many ct thc ao-t
AtA and dangerous dlseasea and anless early ersica
ted 1t Will bring tho sufferer 10 An n1tlmely 4rasa-
AnoEC the fghtar evils ef which ecsttrenesa il thu
usual attan44ut Aro HeadAchc, Cole, Khe .tttr.
Foul Breath, rieA, Aad othera Of Nka nature vhit4
long train Of ttghtfsl diseases Auch Maxaaek f.
van, Abcesaes. pysentesy. pssrhcA4 pyrpep.!a arc
pla1y. Epilepsy. Paralysis. HJsssfa, Hypochonrs-t
Melancholy and Insanity trst tnttc1ts tser rretc~ss
IN the system ny nls ALARMING s5mpton. Net uHft~
qaent1y the dtseases nARed Originate IN C1H;.rat:.
but take independent existence unle@a ea1.s
u ersdlcated In early stage. From al tisr-e rctsll
Atons Il follows that the disorder stoIld re,.-a Tn
rncdiata attention wheaeverlt It occurs a.d c-r>,.
should neglect to get bar Of Ctpha;tc Pills t4s
nrst appearance Of the complaint their L.acY
VII sxps1 tho intituous spp:osree Of daA4aa and d.
st-ey Tia dangerous TOO to human nfe
, 1861-01-30

T1x1FY hQlsuaa % Dez1 Axa eAy1n-3T 9pzld.aa
has soi. tWo millions Of oottlea Of bis celebrated Pro-
pared Cine and II y estimated ench bottle caves ut
least ten dollars worth Of brukrp furniture thus nak
Ing IN Aggregate Of twenty mlluoaa OF dollars -
claimed rom total 1osa by till valuable tnventlna.
aaT1nE II ada A18 G9us household word ha no~ pro.
poses 10 do tho world still GREATER serv1ce by curing ali
tae aching heads with bis Ocpaac Pills and taey
y good - hh Gfoa HeAdsch4s VII socR .an'.A a4ay
Hfa 4aov n July.
, 1861-01-30

EN4k1Sk&3x SxuzEAAa4a
The ,eeoessionisss are greatly elated with
what they deem satisfactory evidence that
the government of Great Britain Will speed
ily recognize theirindependent nationality,
and send powerful fleets to disperse any
blockading squadrons that may be station
ed hY: the Federal authorities to collect the
United States revenue in United States
ports. The only grounds for this belief
are; 1st speech Of Lord Pa1merston at
Southampton dinner, in which the Premier
expressed the natural hope that our nation
ii difficulties might end peacefully; and,
I'd, statement in the Toronto Leadsr
newspaper to the effect that Her Majesty's
government xould recognize the Southern
csnfederacy In due time. As to the former
Of these small crumbs Of comfort, it is ditfa-
cult to discover how the wish Of IN Eng
lish Minister, that peaceful settlement Of
American difficulties mny be arrived ats to
to he construed either as purpose to re-
cognizca government which is as yet no
government, OF as an indication that lie
will throw the sword Of England into the
scale, On the side Of the slave drivers. It
must tax the wits :of the most .credulous to
f1nd in this simple and gentlemanly ex-
preston Of good viii, the outrageous and
sanguinary designs attributed to it, As to
the consolation offered by the Toronto
Leader, We have to say merely that this
~ =
, 1861-01-30

A6EFR&10nxAt8e
Correspondence Of the Chicago T1ibune.l
MCscAT1xE, Iowa, Jan. -, 1851.
This city has been thrown into state Of the
most intense excitement by the perpetration
Of ono Of the greatest outrages that ever dis
graced civilized community. Allow me to
briefly state the facts OF the case.
The Republicans hero have urged upon men
uphold and enforce the Union, the Corstitu-
ton and the Laws"
The "Llght Guards,,' Of this city have never
been formally disbanded, though they have
not met for drill for more than year, and all
the commissioned omcers had resigned, leav"
Ing the company In command Of 3 gentleman
whose political platform II, or was, "The
Union, the Constitution 3nd Enforcement Of
the Laws"
He issued an order last week to meet at the
armory, and it Was universally understood
that in accordance with the written request Of
the Acknowledgement OF lows, they were to
re-organize and report themselves ready and
willing to march when called upon. The eve
ming came, and with It crowd Of Democrats
and Bell-Everett men. The rule requiring IN
initiation fee WIS suspended for that evening
only. Some fifty Democrats were proposed
aud voted in, but not one Republican.
Resolutions, which bad been prepared be.
forehand BY prominent Democrat who par
takes largely Of the Government pap" were
then read, which amounted in substance to Just
this:
First, The company need not uniform Tor
three months, or never.
Second, # the Republicans give up their
platform and adopt that Of Breckfnridge, and
the South won't come back, perhaps they may
fight
At least one-haK Of these men are open and
avowed secessfonists and have declared the.r
only object In joining the company was to keep
the guns from out the h1nds Of Republicans,
or ~ one Of them elegantly expressed 1t:
We don't intend to let you id Abolitionists
take those guns to shoot white men; bnt II
you want TO shoot nigKeH, and viii commence
At home, you can have them"
The AdjutantGen wss informed Of the
facts, and sent an order for the immediate de-
livery Of the guns Into the hands Of gentle
man formerly captain OF the Guards, aud who
atill hoidk his commission On yesterday he
went to tho armory and took formal possession
Of the guns md all aecoutrementa.
At three O'Clock there was q grand Union
saving nesting ut the courthouse. twas an
nounced that the guns had been seized by the
Wide Awakes, whereupon some three hundred
Union-ssTsra rushed to the armozy, broke in
the door and carried of every gun there. They
are now stored In the house OF q weI-knovn
Union man, who Says the South has been
trampled upon &ud should either have their
rights, or 60 out Of the Union
If another order Is sent for the arms they
will be taken, peaceably, We hope, but taken
they will bc at all hazards.
Such il = statement Of tho facts ~ they oo-
Cured and had not already imposed upon
your space and time would give you List Of
prominent Democrats who, although they do
not run with the mob, Jet uphold and eucoure
ant them. "
, 1861-01-30
DETHR0NING KING.


Weare constantly receiving letters from
various parts Of the Northwest, making IL
quiries relative to the prospects of substi-
tuting flax for cotton, the aeclimation Of
the cotton plant in the southern part Of the
border free States, whether any indigenous
textile plants hare been discovered that
can be made to take the place Of cotton,
and also ns to the progress Of sorghum cul-
ture, and whether there is any likelihood
that the free States viii ever be able to
grow their OWL CUR. To all these inqui-
RES We have furnished both editori-
ally and through intelligent CORES
pondents, such answers as our information
gave us sufficient warrant to make In
each Of these matters Of inquiry begin
ming has been made, and although in no
instance results entirely satisfactory have
been obtained, yet in every case sufficiently
50 to excite the iveliest hopes and to stim-
ulate to continued experiment On this
fact VIC predicate our chief reliance for sue
cess. The amount Of intelligent inquiry
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, 1861-01-30
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. a1447 7pfsooSxxx.-AmonE aa ao4t tnrs.tse: I n
ns gfeaf medical discoveries CT tats age aa- IL ee
Hdered ths systs1 Of EaeciaatiAGx prctec:oa fr:-,
snsah Po1- eas cSphsne PHI for re fHeat,avhe, aa3
ne use Of Qufnne for the prevention Of Fever e4r
OF which Il suse specific. whose csneata vii! ps az
FeSencsa ey suffering hum&aity long afer thefr d.
oevesers ars snrxosts1
, 1861-01-30
'xrdiy Realised.

n I'd n 'oe7ibls 'eAdAcaA tkaa aatteraoon. AAaa
xt.pod into ha tAposhecAzsa hand tsTs t. tae nAt
.Cao you hease uas Of a 'eadsche p "Do@ II tA<he
ard says e. "HaxeesdEgly." saJs h. hAnd upoa
that = gave ms Cephana Pin, hard 'poa ma 'onor
cured N. % quict that 'ard1y rsAzed I'd u N
'ezA4chA.
, 1861-01-30

SAof FokFx Asnwua-apa1dtagA cepnAnc 7f;1. an
certain euro TOR Sick HeAdaeso Billion. Hea.;4.aE
karvous HesGaehe Costlysnsss saa aenar.l Debility
, 1861-01-30
.%%
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Hust and Dunn Controversy
Cassiuh q. Clayax W2ahinKton-Pro.
Eress OF Compromises.
, 1861-01-30

for this long proposed repast. Well might he
CRY that the day Of jubilee had come. Well
war Of the sections and Of 1acea, Defeated,
stiEmatized. insulted, ecoffed at, ostraciscd
and gibbeted By his countrymen; he now gloat-
ed over the most fearful of all retributions
His dcadliest foes In the South had now struck
hands In solemn league Of kindred designs,
adorned, like Roman OK, with the garlands OF
sacrifice, to their eternal doom. At this mo-
ment, when sudden frenzy bad struck
blind the southerneReople, th's picture could
not even bo,. reatfzed in al ita horrors.
When ne looked ut his country, and its present
siblc fate, he felt almost ready to close the
quick accents OF speech, and allow the heart
to sink down voioeless In It's despair. He
would refer them to the words Of Lloyd Gafri-
son, and demand what answer would be given
to them. Mr. Clemens then referred to an ar
ticle in the LtbcTutor, which appeared few
days after the secession Of sonth Carolina, in
which Garrison said that "the LAST covenant
with death was annulled, md the agreement
with hell broken, by the action of South Caro-
lima hersclf;" closing with m appeal to Massa-
chusetrs, ending with the words 'How stands
Massachusetts, Ut this hour IN reference to the
Union-in an atNtuds Of hostility" Mr.. Gle
mems then quoted from q speech Of Wendell
Phillips, delivered in the Music Hall, ut Bos-
ton, . few days ago, in which Phillips declared,
(" ny Q arc d1suniouists, not for any love Of sep
crate confederacie1," &c, ending With 1 refer
ence to South Carolina, tsand Egypt will re-
joice that she has departed" The people had,
therefore, arrayed against them these knights
Of new crusade. The Constitution Of the
United States wBs the sanctifed Jerusalem
acainst which their deluded cohorts battled.
They conteuded that the only mode to over
throw slavery was to overthrow the Constitu-
ton These men claimed tha. their allegiance
was only due to the States wherein they lived
The claimed to be States rights men Of the
strictest sect, and they WELD the legislative
power Of the State for the extinction Of slar.
cry, as South Carolica profasged to WELD It for
the pezpetnatlon Of slavery.
:, The speaker then proceeded to show that
there Was an irreyersible law Of population
governing tho question, and that the South
wanted population and capital rs:her than ter
f1tuTT. She hss nearly . million square miles
Of the.fnest oountrysthe sun ever shone upon;
and over this vast area is scattered eight mil
lions Of whites and fou- millions Of slaVes. It
was capable ofsrstainiug one hundred illions
without Inconvenience.
1fsece ession were allowedto b carried out 1t
would show them aSouthern Confederacy from
which every man would turn back atf1ghteu
m pale, because II would BE- on the bloody
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-06
Cambridge Cattle Market.
By Telegraph to Tho Caledonian
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 4, 1861.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 4, 1861.
At market ITO Cattle, about 900 Beeves and
20 Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows
and one two and three years olds.
PRICES-Market Beef-Extra S6.225 Sc 80
first quality $50 5000; second do. $500 a
5000 third do. 81 ordinary 5000.
Working Oxen-Ss32. 1870. 900
Cows and Caves-S2j, 80, 90, a 45.
lcarlinss-Sl0 II.
Two Years O!d--Sl3a l6.
Three Years Old-Sl7 10.
Sheep and Laubs-i1j0 at market. Extra and
selections. SIP, 200 2,15; in lots. sl2J,
Loo, a l.15
Spring Lambs-S0. 90 a 600.
Swine-00U0 at market.
Hides-i4 &c per ID.
Calf Skins "a Sc per ID.
Pclt>-S % Il | 90 each.
Tailow-5 SIC per ID.
Northern cattle sold from % TO 80 cts per cwt
higher than last week as there was but few Wes-
tern cattle at market. The sales of smaller cat
tie AZ the opening of the market, was about the
same As last week, but the number is larger
they Will be offered at decline in prices. The
cattle from the northern states are coming in
large numbers, and are in much better condition
than last year at his time. Sheep sold readily
1T last weeks prices.