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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-02

General Ben. McC4lloch has issued proclamation,
calling upon Arkansas Louisiana and Texas to furnish
him with 900 troops
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-02

By reference to the announcement of candidates for
office, it will be seen that Il. T. Stewart, of the
present ncumbents, is a candidate for reelection as
one of the constabes for the 4th ward at the next
NoYenber election.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-02

FRosr-Though we did not notice any ourselves, we
are assured by of our oldest citizens that frost
was seen on the railroad bridge one morning during
the latter part of last week The weather now is get
ting warm again.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-02

IMPORTANT FROM MExICo.--We have the fort Brown
Flag of the 5th from which we take the following
The news from Mexico is alarming. 1t is now an
admitted fact that the Mexican congress has granted
permission to the Lincoln government to march hos
tile force through Mexico attack the exposed western
frontier of the Southern Confederacy 1t is admitted
that the consultation of four governors which was lately
held at Guanauato had friendly objectin view to.
wards the south, for Messrs. Doblado and Escandon
u understand the necessarily aggressive policy of the
southern government Andit is also admitted that Don
Juan Nepomuceno Cortina publicly enlisng Mexcans
IN the towns of Guerrero Camargo and Mier. for the
purpose of making another feray into the now compare
lively defenseless counties between Cameron and Wehb
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-02

The United States frigate Congress, Capt Goldsbo-
rough sailed from Boston the 18th ultimo for the
abuthern coast 1t is asserted BY that the Con-
gress positively bound to the mouth Of the Mssis-
spni or Galveston
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-02

1t will be seen in another column that James NJ
Wilson, one the present ncumbeuts is candidate for
reelection as one Of the consables in the 4th ward
the next November elections
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-02

By the notice of 3fr. Tiger Lauve, CASHIER it will
be perceived that the Branch of the Citizens bank will
receive and pay out at par the treasury notes of the
Southern Confederacy; also, the notes of other New
Orleans banks
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-02

Several pieces Of old bed clothing found last
Monday morning in clubhouse at residence, Jour
dams HILL which the owner can get by describing the
sama.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-02

1t is with pleasure that we learn that our friend,
Lieut.. George Williamson, has been elected captain of
the Shreveport Grays The company could not have
made better 8electionhe will prove brave, patri
otto and energetic commander.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-02

J. J. Kline, Esq, has received the appointment of
receiver, under the sequestgation act and will shortly
enter upon the duties of the same.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-02

The legislature of Tennessee will meet in regular
session next Monday!
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-02

RUMoRED OCCUPATION OF ELIzABErHTows Ky-The
Memphis Avalanche of the oath ut makes the follow
ing announcement: gentleman arrived at Bowling
Green KY, who states that the federas under general
Rousseau, had occupied Eizabethtewn Hardin COUNTY
ana mas complete possession of the place. Elizabeth
town is three four miles south of MuIdroneb's hill and
some fourteen miles south of Rolling Fork, where the
secessiOnists had destroyed a railroad BRIDGE Cnr
forces are sadto be ten miles this side of Eliza
bethtoRn, in which event a collision is imminent
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-02
For the Southwestern

Messrs Sbley and Chapman recruiting officers for
". p Winans company organising on the border
Of the parish. Any wishing to join this company
or TO contribute money, blankets arms viii please
report to either Of these gentlemen. This company
will be organised and the officers elected in the town
Of Greenwood On SATURDAY. ths.stb of.October.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-02
white Mound Mills. Sent. Ia.

R. E. Elliott Floyd Witten, J. D. Holt James n
Parker, j. V. Stark, W. v Holingsworh, David Moody,
J. A. Stoker, Micajah Poindexter, George P Boyd, W.
II. R. Wallis James Holt, B. F. Davis, W. ~ Gearhart,
@. R. Taylor, David Furman, j. T. johnson, E. D. Gray
w w. Elliott J. NJ. Witten J. A. Stark, S. G. Witten,
B. Amos, N. H. Holt, j. T. Acres, C. S Dale, William
Thompson, G. w. Robertson, c. F. Coppage Adam
Housh, H. Gist, B. F. Arterberry, Robert Bell, A J.
johnson, w. A Thompson, 7. j. Miller E. j. Andrews,
WIN. Il. Scott. Weekly journal, Sherman, TX.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-02

TINES CHANGEs.-While looking over our old files a
few days since, we across notice of nol;t;cai
meeting held in this town on the 9th of October 1875
IN which speeches were made in favor of Gen Scott for
the presidency The only speakers weresJohn. Scott
Harry T. Hays, and Robert Wheat for all of Bb6rn We
prophesed lives of usefulness and distinction. The
army OF the Confederates Statos does not contain
three drawer men, fighting against Gen. Scott and his
principles. Surely s'the world does move"
EPlaqumne Sentinel
MORE VESSELS Seized AT NEW YoRK.-On the 18th
the bark Charles Brown and the schooner r. IT Russell
and on the 18th the schooner Mary i. Honkjns and
A. Rich, we're seized nNew ork barber On the chargs
OF being owned by southerneu
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-02

The following letter from DR.. Warren Stone, who has
just returned from the seat of war; contains some sug
gesons which deserve the prompt consideration of our
citizens
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-24

E)NTtNEr SoLIplFi 30 CREAM or WILD FLOwEss-For
L shaving not Ing can be satisfactory. For the ssaol
o.uf.l prcvra1- eur0as, &c % Is lpercr ether
soap .r;iou e0sletc. For s9.. by
". PETERSON & co, Druggists,
Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-24
RADWAY,S REGULATTNG PILLS

the regenerave medicine OF the age Ladies for
the victims d. ressng feeonsumng complaints Of special
nature restored heath and vigir by III use All the or
d alec IONS OF the ch els and liver yield 10 the hr
Pill flee In TIE snd they
In om three six hours efect1aly 30 he dr
tic such nausvstng quantities Coated with sweet
the Fl have els agreeable ayor They not only cure Cos
venes quickly but permanently and In bnousness they In
able Dyspepies Who have suffered fer IN few
weeks under Ia Unless operation They powerfully
the circulation 4 the blood, rendering uniform and tquate
throughout the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-24
IMPORTANT To PARENTS.

Every should supply Of Radwsys Ready Relief
nty In the house but will ward n stacks
OF Fever md Agae Group, Irauenz fore Throat Small Pox
Typhoid other malignant diseases and
In Rheumatism Neuralgia, Ora1p. PAIRS Aches, and
other nns app alton OF tie Ready Relief externally
teaspoonfnl In little dak, will the most excru
taiirg pans In {, m 10 fifteen m'nutts.
In attacks OF Group Dpheaor Fore Throl plague
Railway Ready Relief will always life aud quickly the
paten'.
For wOrrs there medication quick dose Of Railways
Read
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-24
X. r.. X.
FAREWELL
| CALOMEL, BLUE PILL, QUININE.
OPIUM, CHLoRoFoRM, AND ALCOHOL.

Railways Remedies combine ali that Is rq7lred o the purgs
ton, publication, reguan nvg ration, and hnmonzauon OF
ali The organs Of the human body. .
RADwAYs REAuY REkF taken preventive fortunes the
AGAINST bad air bad water dsup, sudden
changes OF temperature and species inf eton Gains
hroes agouy s Taken at the hrst outset
any disease alone Administered LATER supends the
disorder and affords opportunity for the other remedies to
eTclss their b nlga irnaenee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-24

PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
BRANDRETH's PILLS WARRANTED TO CURE FEVER AND
AGUE
The effect Of purgng with BRANDRETHs PILLS Is TO rstere
health from what be suffering They
all impurities fom the system and they have the
power expu5n asn poisonous yapor dcayed yege
ab5 indeed any oaou exhaGon5 breahed BY what
ever IN fact Il the blood poisoned impure and impure
blood results n disease
BRANDRETH': PILLS,
though innocent bread yet they capable Of purifying the
AMI curing disease So they all kind OF fevers all
astaas esarh coeness and painful Affection Of every kind
Poe IS per b Sold By all respectable dealers in med
elnes mhl9-i&Ulm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-24
DnIOOuSBUHN,' FOR sALF.

TENUr undersigned offers or sale the TRAIT OF LAND cae'
'Rlo1sss-y" IN Cup-Pcr county, a'o1 three miles ROC
Baay station cc-fa rg H1nl-ed Acres l adj ols th
fa-, ls,ey ty Ross Msrs Wise and Kennedy,
tAl lar Is o. C. c Rsckhan Dr. J Too and Wm fife
This situated l ueiclbl-hrot remarkably adapted q
e s5Eta wheat and The Eylss rahr7 Old, DO
v mod e REPAIRS vii De Sufficient 'or ere comfoA e accom-
1isa5a u fry P--socs dcsrcus Purchasing nvite
L, evamae DE place .oT h-sevss We w merely remark ha
30 ss always been ccntersd Of me best 2s In this neigh
bo-hscd. especI liis fo- vi 90
Tens viii be made scco1modat.rg.
~ rtA.r irforratln apply tc JOB, sl1urher WAY
l.rs,bu- Culpepe couzty or % J. a. Green Culpepe
Cr,-th,Bs. JOHN SLAUGHTER
esys-rt HGL O BRADFORD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-24

DARE BOOKS-gor sale by .. -.
Ts.r tr1parns. H.try CgnpaisEs Of 40 ami isl
ir r Sol h,rr Provinces o. Noh An-r RIGA by Lieut. Co..
Taft.u, WJl uaps ana paul quato, finely bound In hE
Morocco gltto
Wilson's Auc lean 6ruithooy vols o bound in superb
copy. IN half Morocco, git top
Sr1 tbs H6tc-v OF Virginia. 2 Y d, $40.
fu.tol's I4d.ln Narrative. ~ iu0 boards.
russe's STORY 1i VI riaia 4voli, Svo
Ao1s Anecdotes Lie 1.-The 1t Hon. william Pit Esrl Of
Chatham. 3yUl ~vo., calf
g5l;e1rIe on the Plurality OF Wo;lls Syn, calf
Mem m OF The Etsa King Charles the FsL BY Sir Philip War
wick >vo., half Mcr ESQ, gilt top.
T.ylo- s Arat,r vol, - mo-.
Tn o. -plrasus Translated from The Greek ard
Illustrated BY agaomi,s Sketches vol Gyo boards
P5 t~l- Rott Ken travels In Georgia. Persia Armenia, Al
Client Bsttloa with Ergrayrgs Of Portraits Cos
tunes a., vlls qulrto full calf extra.
Deaths D,inge-auner Original CcmpOi5ns 81 Plates By
D,vi.v Ii.ifrau Apl5
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-24
RAILWAYS REN0vATTNG REsoIvENT

Searches the diseased blood aud pugs Of fammstory and
cOruptng pac Fr chron dsese supposed TO be intxed
in the fish and tissues past all help Is the one sole tnrdrdb'
There Is not flesh skin DIS der that s this Nigh
~ dsnfecn. liberated Sore Throat Bronchitis Tu5e-ce Ga
the lungs all forms Of ucern Inward outward suecuub be
lore Its anti septic anttiahsmmStory sc ion.
Railways Remedies sold by Druggists sveryWhere
apS-dcElm RADNAY CO., % John stEeet, \. Y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-24
rELEGRAMs-
MARYLAND AND THE FEDERAL TRoOPS-NE~
DIATION PROPOSED AND REJECTED-TRoOPS
IN WASHINGTON

ArENANrRIA April 2S.-Baltimorc is represented tC
be quiet l. has been decided by the President that the
Northern troops shall pass through Annapolis, instead Ct
Baltimore. Gov. Hicks strongly objects to their plssir
through any part o. Maryland aud pre- poses to refer the
matter TO the elaion OF Lord Lyons. Mr.. S3vard
rejects the proposal and insists the passage of the
troops.
The Potomac is open and several government. vessels
have passed up to-day with troops.
Taere about eight thou: aud troops il Wash
ton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-24
STVD HORSE.

SKI - NURSE
t.DEUCAITON" wiu atard III nrcsc1t season. AZ -
~ .,anis ,..1ssuti Oh stau1l ~ So, az 4 ~
o. p ra-upiAt i's cl ,hr Its o. ichu "A ~ -
e. 'e season tse lesr, Ani q 90 l. Groom Na-ts ~e
g. -y ari ~vty care tik tl accidents
al. -.a s tll rts2oayfity assumed either IT, money
al Al r1peages be pals tsr tC taken Away.
DEsCRIPfiON
Uu-r,f5u O. esft wears Ola ts spr.ug dark On 1u viii
cot white sx-spt the forehead rs hands ard half
ty coils eakAbie for beauty, SIC, and strength and
Dc Is sure f1al gc;tsr -
eDsu-ao, l. By gsvr1tc sire % ~Su Washlngtcn Fanny
washf "PisDst~ &C. OF the Imported TSs
sea b .u-.t-. Pri- (utr-r Of he Day, z a. Del
Ntll-sone, rraatiaa Jeeers ssrl Nv lAly D. Comus,
CooneIs dam by Delphi, uPple cider BY hing Fer
gal sylvia hv you1g Ma-sk bo.ler U Syvo, Re- alas Lord
Motions Arasa Ntbafy Muso Turk, Bay Boou Cuaey-
SINS, Hations q AZ Bar0 Rysry rurk hustler
The rted The Green, tpeucNuas Dam wa' one 81
u da-nrh-d mares the United 'tates NJ az distances
ron far mile hca'1. she fan ster 70 Monarch
el-ay ds'ngls4 ney we're both red a. ne sysis a.
a. gl.r -o-i.
t 4,eo anl-dari Ny LADY, ne dan o. tie ~ I'm
glcd k1gr Horse stAoa Jcrtd and also the dam
ohmportt Pss ger NJ Laly dam also dam Of The Colo
mel sinner 81 to- Leger ard q the lis'- gushed
racers Nad staloa IN Ensiaad and dan ksue The 3
ATsab FOR ~ FchBes and especially 90 tns tl,ness or ot
on o. "a srssse4, A-d o. De INST anc4 70 &c ogrd 70 s
t.ia book sasNsa ranas back % The reign o. chSles
C!ANDLgs.-so ease, Patent ParsmHs caBdlss assorted
~ Lea DsvrspoRf
SoLS LsATusR.-iOooE ass ., N p.As.. %. ssIs =,
= s's-s hts pAVBsfoAF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-24

T--.N tpUNrY.-Ne are informed that the hghtoOsts
ana baoys IN the RpPahannoek river have been remOy
raal,r the direction Of Col w. S Jones, OF tie 9th
b .,sut A. the sane time, the schooner william -
- E..h Ne and the schooner "Ri,hmond.' OF Rcl-
rt Ne, we're seized by the Virginia authorities. They
~, both loaded with ship timber valued at upwards o.
.tll Tie people Of Essex county are unanimous
. me Gctrru iaston 20 resis. the Federal despOtsm-
TIE county has five companies ct mhtii, one company
80 on, OF cavalry, and one Of agulery-al thorough
lr lr. e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-24

o-oH,NoyEE-At fls-raisirg az Jones Gross roads,
. u,rover county, on saturday last, all the militia in
quarter. and squad Of the Patrick Henry RI $, in
Inform. being present for din several eloquent and
..,e addresses we're delivered by The gentlemen who
r., allied upon for that purpose by the assemblage -
NJ Hsary G. boswell invited the Young men to come
. ,,-s W. re- any present who desired to joiu All did
M fsl themselves able 20 purchase uniforms, he would
~, himself 20 Dc them out st his own expense. A
.9sr o. vourc mca s',dy responded to The call, and
.-,rsi ih.i- -anes as meube OF the corps.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-24
CRTSTADORO's HAIR BYE
anu the
ONLY DIVE

all who desire the color Of their hair changed with
safety certainty and rsPdy any shade they desire Msn
ufAeuredby CHRIsTADoRn ASOr House, New York role
ryeryEhere and applied by all Hair Drssers nhiS-diwlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-24

T7tEmS LNNDS-The undersigned hss t.cl iues for ma
tng sales 0f Va Lands and Farms FOR which there Is
present 1gv requests senttre1 DESTROYS OF seng virgin
"a propf exchanging Tor other Improved unuproved
land dra PROPERTY bN letter with him
D. rf--i o. John Lewis Pryt'n Es Agerncn sullivan ts
Geo Cos. tsl Pres American ExchsnTe Bank T. hcof
cr Esl Conun-ral Rank, HAghL 49, l-gsdea
Hsas .fH- Copsuo...slh THOMAS BOND,
stii-cf 1S2 Broadway ny. Boa Sl49. p D
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-24
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DEREuPTORY AUCTION SALE OPA VAL.

DEREmPTORY AUCTION SALE OF VAL.
i ULBLE YARM WITH GRIsr MILL THEREON TOGETI.
WITH TaE yHTiEE sTOoK OF CROPS. ~ MINa IMPLY
MENTs &C. ON THE NEW CENTRAL KoAD, ~ MILES pEoM
THE CTYThe subscribers business In the y requiring bis
undivided attention proceed SELL public eon upon
the premises wEDNtsDtY the LIST day oommanoitg
IL O'Clock ~ the Farm which h latey resided site
soad In Henico county ~ miles
the city property will be sutdisided sold follows:
The HOUSE TRACT containing 100 highly imtroy
and which there has been seeded % bushels Of Wheat
and tea acres OF which well set In clover.
The improvements comfortable two4tory Dwen gcon,sn
Ing five rocms with ort HOUSES such stable bans
iheds, &c. u In perfect order.
"a tract Of LAND containing about so acres with beas
u building ate thereon, excele water, and abundance
uarl Of
tsc. CT LAND containing about % acres known as u
upon which Grlst Mil, complete order
and nil phleh has excellent
location dens IN The Ice business
Immediately after the sale Of the Real Estate, cold the
entire stock Crops Farming lDpemr n and many
ces too numeIo1s - msnilon In an advertisement.
TFNs sLzYor the al estate onefourta cash;
credit l2 and Is mHrhs negotiable nots
with Interest added secured by deed The sxs for
1861 paid by pucls For the pertola proveit all
tJ under ca.h that months credit
for approved negotiable notes, With Interest added.
For urthe- particulars reference made scrber on
18TH fraDkn Streets the auconeers
The crops win be SEEDED ard the farm Lept prsct
der until the day OF sale. B. W. ROPER
Jas II. TAYLOR sos, Auct1.
"A pat the property can be seen at tie Office ofthe
aucloneers.
ar9--e;is J.M.T4sOS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-24
INDUSTRIES SaLEOF DaNDSLAN

FfNEaS tEts'N "a 1T or = a \ d 4 y y - ~ - -
virtue of d, 90 trust executed O. u AS l-r up ts
h- of Fa--5 Msi-s by te1-- w. Fisher and ,oas't ~
T.. caring Gate te is DAY 30 February, 10 ne year l,f
All re,rlei 90 The Crss 1a ot . County Court % Go0c
n ts 90 20 April '>' sli 1- t plo,c 90 sisisug uc
Directs % sii ae.d hs proceed r seer Cay o May In
e ISIS a- 6olcha' g. tuo1s, 90 t hs t III ie' tr
ar le srf u;.. urrct tli c.An of nathan Tai
sct or Land lying sHd bel. u Goocaisat county,,
oalrg the lands % George Fvr, .r Cris, -srgs a.
T- D. G-0rge ceu-.ls four llcdtd ana four scrcs,
the said irt-es henc t- lie estate q SAMUEL
F.-t sad lead, vhi,1 was pu-a.t ty TIE sad r1hn
T.y al q sale male bY lnts " Jennings trustee u-der q
uus 90 ty ssii ul- Usher Tor purposes
therein a q tUios- slaves Au-rrsoc, Htrrah,
.e .1i susan A.le shat convey slch tte cny
a. g. vested n
r1Es. .,v.is b. & AYRES Trustee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-24
u,sSTssYpPILAND FORSaLE

OFFER for sl a1tl11 o. Madison eountv MIS- There
1880 ac ,s u cu.d.aa o. W.ich a.. ta0lc s-i except
1lt t' acres creek om lhcre IS o1 ite piece nes
arrr h.e rccrv c.mnoucu. w1 The ward hney sri
VEIL ty 10 ,-uI I-fy. hess fine fra. "a quartz :
aI every i- % kt comfortable. TIE plantation Is W
o. VIE &C. ed rose hedge TIE state For h Plaa's'n
t,se per Acf- equal pay Hents via iatrrs' hon
dat. K DlttA,
40 --f Vernon. Msl-or c-ua;y. M.sA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-24

/ ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT,
Rchmor Va Aprl u, isGl.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received st,fs office up
y t. l2 O'Clock NJ the 10th Of May next for furnishing the
For aterng OO1 Fln,-Lock sUSKETs Into Percussion
| $500 Rest RIFLEMUsKETa-cs English American,
| 1900 Pest REVOLVER PISTOLS Navy or ArmysEa.
1000 CAVALRY oARBlNEs Breech-Loadng, Army size.
| 1000 LIGHT CAVALRY sABRts;
| S 10 Founder HowITzEEs
| 3 9i-Pounder H0WIIZERs
| 10 6 Founder GUN.CAaRIAGrs, with Caissons.
| S l2-PoundSr GUN-0ARLIAGEs, with Cas,ons.
| $ 1872 under HoWITZER CARRIAGES, with Cassons.
| 2tPounder HowI1zgR CARRIAc rs, with Csssons.
| { B,rTERY WAGONS
| TRAVELLING FORGsS
| GO Sets CT ARTILLERY BARNES, a horses to set)
| 50 HhyfRsLCKS, for Artillery
| 5,10p GPound sHOT-pe pound
| 2.icO 70 Pound sHOT-rer pound
5000 u und HowITZs sHELL ready charged and
go 2iponnd Ho@IzER sHELLs ready to be charged and
BULLET MACHINE for Coneal Balls.
| / PERCUSSION CAP MACHlSE
800 TENTS. (Siblsys)
1000 AXEs.
900 Plc&-AXEs.
| 1880 HATCHET5
| l5CO CAMP KETTLES.
| 1000 MES7PANs.
| 10000 CAErIENS.
| 5000 KNAPSACKS.
| 500 HsvERs,CKs, Nnfsntry)
5000 CARTRIDGE BOXES
5000 FAYONET SCABBSRDs.
| 10 900 PERCUSSION CAP POUCHEs
10000 BRASs PLATES, for Infantry Bets.
tors o. LEAD, ready for Bullet Machine.
These articles TIE bs; materials and make AMI
cordng to SAMPLES patterns AID daTng 70 be seen at hs
TIE shotest time possible will be required within which the art
In whole IN pst est he delivered at tie Amory where
they will benpec;ed BY officer OF he Department. or an agent
| thereof
The Department the rgA: to rejee all ~:
C,l,r,I oil Oriutuce.
NoTETer TIE Musets, Pistols, oarSDg' sabre. Bist gs.
chile Cap Machine be handed 10 by ~ ock
| v. on The % l. nj Apil n Erl2-dl2t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-24

NEWSPAPERS
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
suay cautious, there great confidence to be placed in
RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
FRcM
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA.
There 70 be no for thin Hair
the celebrated HKsrRKKr IsTABE HAa RSsIosArvK be
had"
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
neonle can protect their Hair from the tell
when thew In glossy eack locks ~ an advanced
od ~ their lives: when white and Hair
hssnback or auburn when Hair be made gov upon
Ma hasS when ali this can be done cannot do any
tel what will do t. HEMSTREETs HAIR RESTORATIVE Will
h,n NJ th Mind The facts In esson
rerard 20 this wonderful preparation warrant n unquahedy
recommending It,"
ST. LOI Is REPUBLICAN.
Manv Of our r.i c ans g. Louis speaking In glowing
terms Of this a, ticle."
CAuhO CITY GAZETTE.
ncomparaby excellent preparation Tor the Restoration oil
rav Hair original color TO preserve Hair om falling OUT
and 10 cure badness is on sale at Humphrey Browns In this
CITY The this Restorative no humbug concu-
ve that effect may be found N almost every pa
per In the country"
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
Ieave ayes alone and use only reliable Restorative
sold every where-Price SOC and 81 per bottle
W T. HAGAN CO.. Propnetors, Troy. N Y.
FsHKR SHEPPARD, Agents ieo-dfWon
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ROBINSON ( ROBERTS,

COkNEk VAh1 All Ioll oIAhhIbl
~ 100 btltr rme Angrs.ura Tonqua Beans,
0bbs Family, Extra and super Flour,
2cO bush prime Mountsn Clover Seed,
loo 10 do Orchard Grsss do,
% boycs prne cured lght-Pressed Louisa manu-
featured fobacso,
Gin prime Scheidsm Gin, IN easks and bottles
Guano q IONS No I Peruvian aud American GuAno.
j,,q RnBI, S0G 4 ROBERTS
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YANCEY 4 HARRISON,

DOOES lust PUEsLISNED-And received by
% NORRIS VI Main sreet
m Sable Cl,ud-a Southern tale with Northern By
tl- author Of 'Tie Soutssl Yiew OF Slavery" &c.
kut bcrsIhy aud Literary Reuaas OF Mrs. PoIz
Nth ard Introductory account cf her
lie AMI vritiogs " A. harvard ga +L5O
Vol 5.h M-c1ulSyh England Svo. II - -
me C-oss-l P,th or BASIL story modern lie By Wlke
Collins author Of "Ihe Woman In White Cls;h Sls5 Paper
apis
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NEW ATCTION HOUsE,

NEW AUCTION HOUSE,
FOR ABE LII CO NEGROES
yEVE nesp has this day coulnsnsei the A.lon business
f D. sale OF NEGROES ~ the Ag-uoA Room on Franklin
,tre,t l.tely occuri-d by BELTS GREGORY.
He 1 sell Negroes both pabhcy ard privately Snd soc's ne
~ ape al RS friends aad the pable generally. He pledges his
rts 70 promote Interest q his patrons and uers hsef
that long experience in the trad he Will be enabled 70
ob he bfhst market prices he all make liberal advances
90 an prcp.y In haud-aud prepared 10 board
gged Trade also their servantshayng ample accom-
moladons for bota. STUNTS,
On Franklin, Srd door below Wall street.