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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-25
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS


- UNPRECE DENTED sue.
b. CEss-The excitement In behsvof Bakers Celebra
ted Pren increase throughout Virginia and
Proprietor nnds difficulty suppyng for Ague and
these Bter without a and we have yet to learn
Ing oatsome disease when taken ling TO directions Por
Dyspepsia Cholera MOrbus Summer Complaint TOrpdy Of the
Liver sour stomach Indigestion these Bters without
and for Nervous Headache they have been known cure
the most violent cases after The best ph had gwen them
be without them In the Spring and Pail months they improve
ali betsken BY both
at any and under all circumstances you need pleasant
and effective medicine try them andudse for OF he
To prominent Druggists the city Of Siehc nd
Jones Co. Memphis Tenn T. W. Smith, Brandon Miss syme
Provan New Orleans B. Miller ccv,ngton Ky O stot
SahnessooE Co., Philadelphia Park NY Orders
allied by addressing BAKER sI rsSprls,0T T.,
SPECIAL NOTlCE.-75 cents to
NA $50 will buy one Of arsham's small Stencils for
nsns i've in the country sample enclosing
stamp Also. every variety Brands made TO order
se5-n Next Door to the Columbian Hotel, Rich'd Va.
STANTON
BOOT, SHOE, AND LEATHER FACTORY.
VygIs Company prepared to I'll orders for Mems Womens,
and girls boots and brosans Of every variety from the
finest Ladies' slipper and Mems Congress CATER and Oxford Tie
Hs Southern Factory BY sou.hern Capita. with the
men a are in The Uaed States furnish good vOrt =.
price, Factory in the Union lie. sOuhern men
sustain Southern Manufactures
All orders promptly asd all work warranted 70 be such
ordered Address, Wh H. GAkBtk,
deiS-d&cu superintendent
80 ~ a.1e 5, CUBA m0s00vADo no.A sas
IN FIRKI>s MOUNTAIN BUTTER, for sale
" low, 10 close consignment -....
w WALL.GE PUss NJ Mo WsTT.d. so pew
lan Corner Cary and Pc RI st cells.
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ALExANpER sIMs, AuctIoneer. n
ApARTTCULAR NOTICE.

PARTICULAR NOTICE.
WE thanks friends customers and
w the public generally for the liberal patronage that have
heretofore received and hope by strict attention 10 business to
merit continuance Of the making large
business extensively than formerly
ALpX. HILL 4 co. No. 1871 Main street,
Manufacturers and Importers OF Boots and Shoes
Richmond, Va.
We prepared settle all accounts which DUE
presented the firm Of Alex l Co.. 10 Alex
m Individuality and hope all persons who Indebted to
vii please forward and settle them forthwith all accounts
that psse due remain unpaid will be placed IN the hands
OF . collector. fisYl A. HILL 4 90.
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NTOrICE-we with 10 employ young man, having some
~ knowedge Of hardware. and can write fAr hAni1
he must good integrity, aud Industrious anu
moral habits. -. ,.-so,, . aoS
1Hko kObEhioON -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-25
- LANES C. BRUCE. t,a.-Dea

Ps-Nessrs. Samuel Mcdowell Moore, James Dorman
nominated Union candidates State Convention
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TO JOUyO. STEGER, ESQ

TO JOHN o. STEGER, ESQ
49, Sra: Believing that in the present crisis Of the
country sGNrs rel able should be called
the eosnc ohe stat knowing the qdhes
use represent M. true Interests Of Virginia the Itc
Convention held earnestly request allow
the Of their del
egates to said Convention
Very respectfully,
Your friends and fellow citizens,
leo. W HObson, sam'l j. Harrison,
r. u. Meade, p. I. Moore,
Hubert p. Leesvre, ]. II. Claib rn0
w. Willis, Vim. Palmer. 81 D.,
T. Roberts Baker, e b. ade
H Claiborne, Jno. Little, n D,
NJ Bailey, Geo W. Jones,
wm q Williams, A. Norris
tt. Pollard. NJ. D., Lorraine y. Jones,
Jos 9 James j. p. Duval,
T. 8 TaiaieIro, Payson Reeve,
p A. Weiotd W. l. Baker,
ChaS A Rose, N P Sheppard,
ThOI friee James wash.
X r. Richardson, j. H. MunfoTd,
Id @ Drew. X NJ NimmO.
MSxweuT CLARKE, J. II. blair;
Waiter Marlin, W. q. llarvie,
RbE Meade, ] Sampson,
Leafs H. Blair W. g. Pollard.
Richmond, Jan IL. 1851 Jan It'll
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INRESH HARDWARE ANO CUTLER We
are 10 re eipt " cd part Of Ha dsafe ana Ss ~
m he srns trade skinR our assortment very good We re
y invite our end, ana public call on Us when they
arr In OF thing 10 cur hne- o,, . so~,
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~1 OWHATAN AVID CuM
@RRUNsWnCK OUNTY. Mes.

BERLAND The candidates for the Convention vii
dess the people Of Cumberland at their next court day.
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

sOo private capital have been expended the
system Of Illinois, Inasmueh part Of the income from
works with valuable public fund in lands go to
diminish exp the and must
quently every day decrease.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-25

CAPTAINS ~ Volunteer Companies throughout the State
respectfully informed that the Comm toner's appointed
the purpose obtaining accorremeps & have made
for these Items they delivered at this
ps they Issued Immediately according TO priority Of date
Of orders. CHARLES DlhhoCh.
Captain aud Superintendent Armory.
Richmond, Va, January E, 1851 jal0-u
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rrOCKs RoR SALE.

STOCKs FOR SALE.
- shares City Of Richmond Stock.
10 kxchgnge Bank stock
Of Virginia stock
JAS A GODDIN,
t.2s-dkelu Belvins Block
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-09
Red Bluff Itenis.

The suljoinel are from the Beacon, of
"Wednesday.
RACE Track -Thisinstitution will be com
p'ctod 10y Saturday next and horses can then
commence training on it Mr.. j. H. Clark,
proprietor, has been urging things along a.
fast as possible, and us he Is a man of func.
ton, and possessed of great deal Of eXpe-
lience in this business our citizens can rely
upon il, that the track will be as fine a one
as can be made.
That FLAG-Which was flying over the
store of Henry Robinson, on Monday, was
placed there to celebrate the Inauguration Of
Mr. Lincoln, the sectionalIy elected President.
SOMETHING NEw.-As large as Red Bluff is,
we have never, before now, had gunsmth
shop in town. Our old friend John Owens,
las supplied the desideratum and is now
prepared to do work in his line in superior
manner
Survey FINIsuED.-Mr C. G Tracy dep
Nty United States Surveyor, has been en-
gagged for several days in surveying the lines
OF Job f. Dyes grant, opposite this place
w understand he finished the work vcster-
day, and that the northern line is farther
south than any that has heretofore been run.
This survey is final one, as It was made by
order OF the United States District Court
and in conformity with it. the patent will
issue to Mr. Dye. We are glad to notice this
matter, as the effect will be rapid advance
in the price of real estate, and the immediate
filling up of the country opposite town with
an enterprising and thrifty community of
farmers.
PREPARATION FOR SECESSION. Marion Tay-
lor of Dibble creek, has manufactured a
regular old fashioned spinning wheel, with
which his wife and daughters are manufac~
turing wool rolls, to be converted into stock
ings and socks, after the manner in which
things were made by our good old grand
and slop shops. This is the pioneer wooden
factory in Tehama county, and for all we
know, may be intended as the nucleus for
more extensive operations when secession
shall have been consummated and an embar-
go laid upon cotton.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-09

PnYsIcAL WEAKNESS or S1UpIovs MEN.-
Think what poor specimens of the human
animal physically, many of our noblcst and
ahlest of men are! Do not men, 10y their
beautiful, touching and far reaching thdrghts
reach the heart and form the mind Of thous.
ands, who could not run Il hundred yards
without painting for breath, who coald not
Jump over a five feet wall though mad bull
were after them, who could net dig in the
garden for ten minutes without having their
train throhbing and their entire frame trem-
bling, who could not carry in a sack of Goals
though they should never see fire again
who could never find a days employment as
porters laborers, grooms, or anything but
tailors? Educated and cultivated men, | tell
YOU that vou make a terrible mistake; and a
mistake which. before the end Of the twenti-
eth century. will sadly detcronte the Anglo
SaXop race. You make your recreation pure
ly mental You give little play to your
minds after their days work, but You give
no play TO your eyes, to your brains, TO your
hearts, to your digestion-in short, to your
bodies And therefore you grow weak un-
muscular, nervous. dyspeptic, nearsighted,
out OF breath, neuralgia, pressure on the
brain. thn-haited men. And in time not
only does all the train of evils that follows
your rot providing proper recreation tor your
physical nature come miserabIy to affect your
spirits, but, besides that, it comes to iauudice
and pervert and distort all your views of
men and things have heard of those who,
though suffering almost ceasele pain, could
yet think hopefully of the prospects Of hu-
manity, and take an unprGjudiced view of
some political question that appealed strong
to prejudice, and give kindly sympathy and
sound advice to poor man who came to seek
advice in some little trouble which is great to
him. But | fear that in the minority of in
stances, the human being whose liver is in Il
bad way, whose digestion is ruined, or even
who is suffering from violent tooth-ache, is
prone to snub the servants, box the chill
dren's ears, to think that Britain is going to
destruction, and that the world is coming to
an d-FrnscrS Ndqdzi1e.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-09
T.EE EGRAPHfC
TOYER THE STATE LINE.1
Arrival of the Steamer--News of the
Uncle Sam,

SAN FRANcIsco. March Sth.
The steamer California, fifteen and half
days from Panama, arrived in port this morn
ing at 3 o'clock, having on board I25 pas
sengers brought to Acapulco 10y the Uucls
Sam, which steamer broke her shaft when
two days out from Panama, on the upward
trip. The balance of the passengers remain
on the Uncle sam, at Acapulco, awaiting tn :
arrival there of the steamer Golden Ace.
News is brought hy the schooner J. B. Ford
of the total loss of the bark Acadia which
was driven ashore at Trinidad, on Sunday
night. Feb. oath. The crew all got safe
ashore.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-09

THE SECRET GERMAN MILITARY ORGANIzA-
rIoN,-Ihe eXtempore turn out of a number
of German troops, fully equipped and with
loaded arms, on Friday, mention of which
was made in the Herald yesterday, struck
many persons with surprise. 1t is neverthe-
less an undisputable fact 1t is also true that
there is an organization of Germans prepared
TO respond at moments notice, to any call
'hat their Black Republican fuglemen may
make upon them, They are variously styled
"bIack Rillemen," Foresters, etc. aud their
meetings for driIl are held nightly in differ
ent parts OF the city, principally in the halls
ana beer saloons down town. Every effort
has been used to keep the existence and or
gauization of this diaboical consuiracv
against the peace and good order of the city
Il secret, but we have nevertheless succeeded
in getting the names Of the officers, and will
give them an airing in due time.
Night before last there was meeting of
one of the sqads of this band of traitors, at
which fifty men answered the roll and re-
ported themselves to be ready for duty at a
moments notice. Last night there was to
have been a general meeting of all members
at Flora Garden, for the purpose of learning
how many men they could rely on.-St. Lou
is Herald
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-09
MARTYREn HEADS !

Hundreds Of fheads of hair are ruined by the of
deeterous dyes for which scientific authority is
Responsible.
CRISTADORO's EXCELSIOR DYE
the contrary presents the hghestsc creden-
tials. 1t has been aualyzed by DR.. Chiffon, who
stands at the head of our Experimental Chemists,
and he states in his certificate that nothing injurious
enters into its composition. This
DISQUALIFIED APPROVAL
added to the well known fact thatiti the most reli
able and the most natural dye eyer manufactured,
have given it immense prestige, and the sales are
running up from month to month, with rapidity that
severely taxes the energies and Of the pro
prietor. Sold everywhere, and applied by all hair
York feb17
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-09
Icttor from Northern Young Lady in
Alabama.
FoEE>r lIliL Female Seminary,
TnIInlcen. AInhnmn. Jan. Q

Ta)ladcGa, Alahama, Jan. 9. J
IL the ktHtor of tie CQastitHtioa:
Though uotumbiious of appearing in pub
lie print, feel it my duty TO refute Sian
der that is now being published ON the South
by some Of the Northern papers viz: "That
a music teacher--a young lady recently from
the North-had been tarred aud feathered in
the interior Of AMhama.' The whole story
is but II base fabrication, intended to increase
the excitement that now racks our entire ma ?
ton. ai-o, am u "music teacher, Joung
lady recently from the North, in the frontier
of Alahama;' and though branded 10y some
as an Aho,itonist, toI purposes best known
to themselves, have invariably met with
uought but kind treatment. Such charges
are not credited till fully proved, and when
established, the seVercst punishment is pas
sag paid for the accused to return home. -
Please understand | am speaking only of the
ladies. The Abolitiouist tools of the other
sex meet with precisely tie same fate as
would bcial emissalies sent among our North
ern papist population for the purpose of me-
ting riots and bloodshcd
have had numerous opportunities of watch
ing the "pccuar institution not only in the
cotton growing States, but also among the
sugar plantations, further South, and here,
let ne say, the condition Of the slave puts to
shame the philanthropy suppose to be gen
eroHsIy extended to the negro of the North.
The weddings, merry-makings, and feaslings
mong the "satles' during the past holli-
days formed a strange contrast to TIE quiet
and somewhat anxious demcanor of their
masters. But, as did not intend writing a
defense Of that SYSTEM whose best defense is
thorough acquaintance with it, will bring
my letter to Il close.
kesDcctfullV YOURS
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-09

JouN C. CALHouN.-A worm is sometimes
found in the fairest rose; serpent appeared
in Eden; a Judas among even the apostles ;
and among the statesmen of our country an
evil genius was fated to appear whose mis-
sion should be mischief and destruction That
genius was John c. Calhoun. Insidious as
the worm, subtitle as the serpent and migrate
ful to his country as Judas to his master, he
executed as far as was in him the work of
evil. He laid bare the weak parts in the
American government, undermined Others,
invited attack from the top of its wells, and
left behind him the Internal missiles for per-
verse followers to handle against the Consti
rution and the Union. The great devil de-
parted, but has been followed by ten thous
and imps of hell who are banding together in
the southern States of this Union for the
avowed purpose of destroying the fairest
government on which the sun ever shone.-
Nevada Journal.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-09

Legislative.
~ Z ASta aeA &c
SACRAMENTO, March Sth

SACRAMENTO, March Sth
SENArE-Act for the segregation and re-
clamotion and disposal of swamp and over
flowed lands, passed. Ayes Il, noes 10.
An Act to pay onti-Vigilance troops, made
special order for Wednesday.
AssrmBLY.-Mr. White introduced Act to
amend an Act to facilitate telegraphic COM
munication between California and the East.
Concurrent resolution relative to the state
OF the Union reported 10y the majority of the
Committee on Fedcial Relations was then ta-
ken Up and the preamble adopted. Ayes Al,
noes 21
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-09
EsOWAEiR'S
INFALLsBLE RHEUMATIC
M i ID ICT NJ II,
FOR CURING

FOR CURING
Rheumatism,
Mercuriai and Secondary SyphiliIit
Diseases,
Stubborn Ulcers,
CutaneOus Euruptio
Swelling ofthe Glands,
And all Diseases arising from an iniudicious use
Mercury, also for PURIFYING the BLOOD, and rein
vgoratng the general system.
n. B.-None genuine unless tho written signature
OF JAMES r. B0YCE, NJ. D., appears each label.
Prepared onlv by ]. Il. B0YCE, VI. D.,
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Cor. X and Second SITS, Sacramento.
RICE, COFFIN & CO., Agents.
mol my MarYsYille
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-09

ASSAULT UroN A NEWSPAPER CARRIEG-
One f. Daugherty was arrested on Monday
for setting his dog-a fierce and powerful
b.utc--upcn an inotfens:ve, quiet man, by
name Peter Lundberg, one of the carriers Of
the Alta. Daughcrty also assaulted Mr.
Luudberg, kicking and striking him while
the dog was tearing him. 1t seems that
Lundberg had been serving the paper at
Daugherty's house, and the dog had several
times attacked him. For driving the dog
away the man ordered him to stop the paper
which the carrier was very willing to do, but
made several attempts to collect what money
was already due, and hence the double AS
sault 10y man and beast. Judge Cowlcs or
dered Daugherty to appear for sentence to-
day. We know that Lundberg has been
grossly assaulted and badly hurt--so badly
indeed, that he is now confined to his bed
No cause existed for the deed We trust that
proper example will be made of the man
who could commit such an unpardorable
violence on a harmless and unoilending citi-
zen.-Alta, Thursday.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-09
Respectfully yours,
AMELIA l.. BAKER.
CocE fighting is going on at Nevada, at a
great rate

The New FLAG or SouTu CAEoLiNA--The
State flag of South Carolina consists of "a blee
field with white palmetto tree in the mid
die upright. a white crescent is in the up
per flagstaff corner, the horns pointing up
wards -Charleston Merc0ry
That crescent is appropriate 1t reminds
one of observation-disclosures JournaL
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-09

"A GENIUS, out West was invited to take a
game of poker, but he refused, saying, mo,
thankee. / played poker all one summer,
and had to wear uankeen pants all the next
winter. have had no taste for any such
amusement since.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-09
TIE CELEBRATED
TaKe n 81 7AyyYs7gYsT Mww
.zT4a Aasls - ssa&! I.z2 "a Y - ~ 81 IA >
The Greatest LInimentin use!

A CERTAIN cure for rheumatism, soreness and
IA swelling of the breast pain and weakness in the
back and Joints sprains, bruises, cramps numbness,
frozen limbs bites OF insects, gore or swelled neck,
pc ralysis loss of power in the limbs burns infama
tiOns tumurs wounds swellings, salt rheum, &C, &c.
Ard efectually and speedily cures most of the die
Of Horses, fstua ard poll evil in the begin
ming; also sweeny, b head, spawn, spnt, bruises,
gals, strains, scratches, wound swelhngs &c, DC.
e8y~ Manufactured only at the Drug Store of ). T.
WATTS, Wholesale Druggist, Nos. 30 and % First
street, Marysville, Cal. janl6my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-09
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

TEITIE object Of this School is to qualify Boys for
z practical business life Parents sending their
Sons to this School may feel assured that every atten
ton will be given to advance them in their studies.
Their moral education will not be neglected pa
rental care will be exercise over Pupils from abroad
The School being located the suburbs OF the city
makes it more desirable for Parents at distance TO
send their Sons to It.
Boarding, 50 per week; washing Sl,oO per uozen' a.,
iTbe SnTinc and Summer term will consist of %
CIR. BAKER, Principal.
Marysvle, Feb. 22d, 1861.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-09

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr John Van Blake, an
employee of the California Stage Company,
died IN Greka, from erysipelas. last Monday
night. after an illness of four days. Syracuse,
New York papers, please copy.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-09

will remain at the old stand up to the 1st day of
ADril 1851 and do herewith request all parties in
debted 10 the firm of NJ a. Bromberger Co., to settle
up, before said date.
nh7.1m N. A. BRoMBERGER.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-09

ond and Third Streets.
NNOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w the public and their friends that they have To-
Gated at the above place. and are nov in receipt of
a well selected and choice stock Of
Foreign ana Domestic Wines, Liquors,
&c, of tie most celebrated brands, which they are
now prepared to offer at such prices that cannot ail
to please those who may extend to hcm their patron
age.
The following comprises, in part, the stock now on
hand:
| Elennessey Brandy, vintage Of 1850;
BIsquitTricoch & Co., vintage of 1851 and 1873
United Vineyard, Props dc;
Cognac, G Dupont, do;
Arzac, Rochelle, do.
Jules Robin do.
Apple and Peach do;
London Dock Pale Sherry Wine;
Dun Gordon do;
Old London Dock Port do,
Bordeaux Wine;
California Wine;
Ginger Wine;
G. Heidsick Champagne
Louis Lareux Champagne;
Binee, Fills & Co., do
Imperial Cabinet Bourbon Whskey
Daley's Valley whiskey
Leigler Whiskey;
Eureka Whigkey
Old Rye Whskey;
Pioneer and Essence Of Old Virginia in Flasks;
Old Tom Gin
Holland Gin
London Dock Gin;
Wster's Gin
Wors Aromatic Gin
Yauthofel's Gin
New England Rum;
Jamaica Rum
Santa Cruz Rum
Pine Apple Rum.
Also a fine assortment of STOMACH BITTERS Of
various brands.
Country orders solicited and promptly attended to-
j. =. ANDERSON.
THOS. DEPEW.
dec4-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-09

CoMrosrIoN OF BLooD. The liquid of the
blood is colorless, and the red appearance is
due to the presence of innumeralle little
bodies floating in it, which are so small that
three millions of them are contained in a
drop which may be suspended on the point
Of a needle. These corpuscles are eacs filled
with a compound substance and it has been
ascertancd what both the film of the sac and
its contents are composed of. Each one of
these little bodies has its own life They are
formed, and grow, and die: and it is calcua-
ted that nearly twenty millions perish at
every pulaaton OF the heart
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-09
Dissolution of Co-Partnerss,ip.

TVVHE CO. Partnership heretofore existing between NJ;
4 A. and Max Bromberger, under the name ana
firm ofM A. Bromberger & Co., was, by mutual CON
cent, dissolved on the 25th ult. NJ. A. Bronoerger
will all claims against the firm, and will also re
NS''0 ''' 1 NJ A. BRCMBERGFR,
MAX BR0MBERGER.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-09

EXTRAORDINARY MENTAL PuENoMENoN.-A
British captain, while giving orders on the
quarter, deck of his ship at the battle Of the
Nile waAstruck on the head by shot and
Immediately became senseless He was taken
home, and removed to Greenwich Hospital
whore for fifteen months lie evinced no signs
of intelligence lie was then trelanned, and
Immediately upon the operation being per-
formed, consciousness returned. and he imme-
diately began busying himself to see the
orders carried out that he had given fifteen
months previously. The clock-worli Of the
brain, unaware that it had stopped, upon
being set going again, pointed at the exact
minute at which it had left of.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-09

French anecdotes are generally piquant-
The following is a fair sample:
Two monks, one a Dominican, the other Il
Franciscan, in travelling together, found
themselves arrested by river. The Domin-
lean said to the Franciscan, that, as he
marched baretooted, he was obliged 10y the
rules of his or er TO carry him across, and
that if he refused he would commit great
sin The Franciscan made no reply to this
observation, but took the Dominican upon
his shoulders. When they had reached the
ded of the other if he had any money with
him? yes" he replied, II have two rials. "
Il beg your pardon very sincerely, my faith
er, said the disciple of st Francis 'but my
order forbids me TO carry money With
these words he threw his man into the river