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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21
FROM WINCHESTER.
The editor Of the Winchester Republican says 10 bis
papar of last Frid.y:

The editor of the Winchester Republican says 10 bis
paper Of last Friday:
10 recent trip through Jefferson, We wer, surprised
10 end such an OF land seeded in wheat Of
which was up and 10 Lixny ns,ancg completely matted
ever thu ground Upon irqairy were Informed that
70 FAR from there being aoy dimnution there an
additional width Of land seeded This We found TO DO
;as csse, even down to the waters edge In tho very
mouth Of tho ensmys cannan. EhIls here ws had the
pleasure OF visiting the camp Of Turner Ashby and thus
Witnessing the enthusiastic admiration and Affection
entertained for him BY he gallant men under BIS cpm-
Isnd. We are NOT at III ery TO make mention Of many
tLngs We thefs learned tat will add that, with the
rsnfore promised him in Richmond he can Feet
uuly proec. the lower Valley from the encroachments
Of the eneMy, We truat the War Department will at
ono, take such sep, to bio full regiment
Of cavalry This u due to the border counties, which
have made such heavy sacrifices 10 The Southern
Our latest sdvces from that quarter estimate the
mys foscos at Bolivar where they nov entrenching
ID ,mselvts q $780, Reliable information, however, makes
mention OF considerable reiaioroemspu within the Last
fsu days rpm the opposto eide Of The river from Han
cock down 70 the Ferry. .4.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21

NoRrHERs PRoPfkTY IN Nav ORLrAss.-The Delta q
eIuant over the large amount Of Northern opery IA
that city, liable TO DO con6scstsd and thinks the
VII open vide his eyes when be beholds tie bss.,s
sheet ls nys: ain this city sloDs The receiver Will
lake into possession three millions Of bank stocks, al
worth dollar for dollar and which, II held un II pescs,
will Command large pfetniums. The debts due BY sal
vent merchants and other debtors will make several NIL
lioos more whilst real estate owned BY Norh.rn red
denn In ths city VIII saount to nearly ten millGss
Thus. W shalr have fnad Of over twi'e ml:ous to
oompsnsste al the lossca and damage which The Yankees
msy'l act upon our people dufisg The var
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21
Henrieo a.d Mauover ELECTIONS.

The citizens Of Hsnrico and Hanover will bear 10 mid
that on Tussiy ner the 2%h Inst, they required
10 elect member Of the ConyentioD, and msnbsr Of
the Senate to supply vacancies occssoned by tse res
nation Of seats in those bodies by WINS. wickhsm q;
audible people Of Hanover that 10 addition they are re.
CURED TO elect member Of the House Of Delegates to
stccsed hr. Newton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21

YALUiBLr ARRIyAL-Ws have evidence, says tie
Savannah Republican, that Brfi,h vessel has arrived
at Confederate port within the past week. from Nova
Scotia wish valuable assorted crgo, consisting chilly
OF army supplies, such clolhirg blankets meas beef
cutter, crackerr, &c., 3c. We Congratulate b,h the
country and hs good EsOpls of he port whe,s sts pub
"a, for the timely assistance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21
Leaving 10 act on prices


He argues that the effect Of this increased supply o!
win b. 70 reduce the value Of fixed acomes (;aaii =,
bonds mortgages, Si.J one-halt in ten years, whilst
Mr. CoiWcn says tia; "the who'd depreciation Of the
precious metals produced by this increased quantity does
ro N assured By tho rise in price, exceed from 4OO 20
500 ger cent whilst their volume has swelled to 1900
Der cent" But IL s-adn,tied by ell that the resulting
consequences Of the great Of gold will DO TO
Aucc is value and TO- increase the value OF labor and
other property in the ratio Of tbs depreciation OF the
precious meslL IL Ia well known thst the most asuie
nankers aud capitalists Of Europa prefer railroad
bonds investment because the receipts OF
railroad companies will Increase with the increased ac
tivy given to iudnsy and commerce, by the increase
of the precious ,tss and the increased price OF labor
and It's pIoduc IL folOEs that this Increase Of gold
shel dmnish the value of the funded debt OF Elropc
there will be an increased tendency TO invest in
81. railroad shares, becsrss the products of the
Confederate States which constitute cur exports must
The greater part Of them pass over our railroads,
and the Hinulus given 10 European manufactures
by ous system Of Tree trade and increased con-
sumption consequent on the increased activity OF
labor and Of commerce, will increase transporta-
lion and travel so as TO greatly increase the profits os
the capital so es'ed As with Treasury notes as
currency We C ~ extend system Of railways, and
the yans Of our falded debt will dspsnd en- the rate
Ct interest, our railway shares asd funded debt may
II deslrs t. be placed 10 tbs European market IN
sums sufficient 70 strengthen our system Of exchanges
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21
ELECTORAL TICKET FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT.


For As STATE 81 Large
JOHN \. RDMUNDS, Halifax.
ALLEN +. oAPkRrOH, Monroe,
/. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of HlddleseI,
3. CINCINNATUs ". NEWTON, of Norfolk City.
8. r. I. DANIEL. of Richmond City. .....
4 VIZ. y. THOMPSON, Of Dinwidds.
IwOOD BOULDN. Of Charlotte.
8. W. L. GOGGIN, Of Bedford. -.
Z. T. RANDOLPH, of Aibensris.
8. JAS. ". WALKER, Of Madison.
.. ASA ROGERS. of Loudoua.
10 sAhL. O. WILLIAMS, Of Shenandoah.
IL. 8. MCDOWELL REID, Of Rockbridss
70. henry A. EDxUNDs0N, Of Roanoke.
ls. JAS. W. sHEPrEY, Of suytbs.
IA. HENRY ]. FISHER Of Mason.
Is. JOSEPH JOHNSON, of Harrison.
10. r. q. FT1zaUGH. Of Ohio.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21

LIS admitted by all that the effect Of tha Increased
Quantity has been to dmnish the value Of the precious
metals Cbevaer estimates that the valss Of silver has
fallen as TO l. and of gold asa 10 J. and argues that
Il the supply Ct gold from Australia, Siberia snd Caor'
MIA continues the same for ten years from 1887 as 'pen
vas the value Of gold will be reduced one-hAf He es
Inmates the entire produce of gold from the American
mines (which the chief OF supply from 1872
% 1888 at 81 OO7 500 600, aud argues that the ~.
creased annual supply is but sl75 100000. which h
asserts to less tnn the real sum- then tie increase in
tn wears will be 81 $50 100000.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21

IxPoRrs At EEw YoRy.-A late number Of the New
Yort Herald pps down the imports At that place for
tie they week ct $500 oOo For the corresponding week
last year over $4,000 or Eve times as large as
they nov. These figures tell wofu tale for tie
umiohty North ..r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21

srsIInTsrs In KrsrccgY The Hickman (K,.) Cor
risr Of the u inst says Thousands Of Kentasts
arc hos ready With th, pusken to stone for srd re-
deem the State. The South has u. Oo0 majority 10 ~
State. and sben ibs question Il ry pa 70 the Iesye,
tiey vii joia b r sisters Of the So IS" i.rs = az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21

THs PaIlcs o. WALis.-Beriu j,urnas ray tb't be
frincs Of Wales 2 repestsd 10 DO engaged 10 be pA-
red . Tie Princess Alexa1drin d.pk hter OF Prince
ehfstiss, Il Helgtdn G.lckiburg. They sers telbs
psssstsl V each ethsT gussss d The P7ussan tiag
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21

The jackson A''i''ippia1 slys Hon. Albert g. Brown
Of Mississippi, will BY common consent b elsptsd ono
Of the seassoss from that State 70 the Confederate Cen
gress. - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21

Hoo. T. 3. Toots is announced a. candidate 10 red.
rssnt the Fifth District Of Tennessee, In the Confeds
rate Congress-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21
RICHMOND W HIG
MONDAY MORNING.. GOT. 81. 1851.
10 CsRnxsPoNpKNTs.

n CoRRKSP0NDKNTs.
- Ls.~s ~ sssss's 1900 b addrs'''d q as"sddo'q
lyfiss srss on soa sidss Of ~ pap~ eiu NOT b psef
4 7As . rsis @ksS stasdtsg, otgn o b hscton o 81
nd b dspdrted from, Oefudt NOTICES rcsn
20 sJoA NsSs ara oAdrgsd for az ddpettsSnsnt.
" Goa not undertake rejected OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21

Pniip Williams, ESQ. declines being candidate for
Congress 10 the Winchester district.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21
In Gold and Silver

Jacobs estimated tina. there was in Europe at the time
of the discovery Of America.
The Van Buren press., 1861-03-20

The following private dispatch was re-
ceived yesterday. from Messrs. Turner and
Griffith. Delegates to the Convention at
Little Rock. announcing the voting down
Of the Secession Ordinance. was received
in this City by a general rejoicing. in a
quiet way, of the Union loving men, (and
women too On the reception of the Dis
pstch. q salute of rHIRrY-xIxE guns was
fired in homer of the thirty-nine patriots
who stood firm, and unflinchingly met the
angry waves of secession and stopped its
progress And the American Flag, stars
and stripes, was thrown to the breeze from
the Press Office in honor of the event.
We had intended to have given a full
report Of the1 proceedings of the Conven-
tion, but as the whole object of its assem-
bling is embraced in this dispatch, we have
concluded to omit for this week the lengthy
reports.
LITTLE Rock, Ark. March 10.
GENTLEMES -
We have voted down the Secession
Ordinance, by Vote of 80 to s5. Their,
is great excitement.
The Van Buren press., 1861-03-20
Our Delegates.

The Daily True Democrat of 18th con.
tains some very unjust structures on the
course Of Hon. Jesse Turner, one of on,
representatives in the Convention, and clas-
res him with VIM. H. Sewsrd. callino
him "a Southern Lincolnite," and charp.
ing him with mis-representing the County
OF Crawford. To those who knou Mr.. Tur
ner. he needs no defence. but to those who
do not, it may be necessary to say that Mr..
Turner canvassed this county, and openly
and feariessly expressed the sentiments
which so shock the delicate snsibilities of
this model editor; and the people of this
county endorsed his sentiments BY an over
wheiming vote. Mr.. Turner is no coercion
LIST, but true Southern man, keenly alive
to everything which involves the honor of
the South. and devoted to her interests.
We can add the same testimony for our
other representative. Gen. Thomson, who
has also been assailsd. but not SO rudely,
ey the same paper. Our people are proud
OF their representatives. and of the bold
and patriotic course which they have pursr-
cd in the Convention. and win be ready on
their return homo to meet each with the
eonmsndatien. Well done. good and
faithful servants"
The Van Buren press., 1861-03-20

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The Van Buren press., 1861-03-20

DuTr.-It is perhaps. onr duty in the
absence or neglect of the secret Agents Of
Governor Rector. (who we learn hsve Com
missions to watch the movements of the
Federal troops At Fort Smith Carlson, to
make q note of the appearance in our City,
one day last week. ofsome eight or ten Of
those terrible fellows in "soser" clothes.
brass buttons with eagles on them-and it
is supposed from indications exhibited that
they passed off ON our unsuspecting Profess
sors of the tody stick. coins with repre-
seltation of bird on them, locking very
much like eagles. We trust our Governor
will see to this. and at once devise . reme-
dy, lin sly way of course.) for it is q
great annoyance to some Of our much re-
spectcd citi.ens. to see any signs in this
State Of National Government, still in
existence.
The Van Buren press., 1861-03-20
Cherokee Agent.

3 We are pleased to learn that Hon. JoHs
1CaAwFoaD. of Washington county has re-
csivsd the aprointmens of Cherokee Agent.
Mr. Crawford has been raised in Arkansas.
and is, in all respects. as well. if not better
fitted, to fill the Office to which he has been
appointed than any one with whom we are
acquainted. His long acquaintance on the
frontier. and with matters conneeted with
The Cherokses renders the appointment q
good one in every respect and We NAV
wall coneratnlats our Chsrokes frisads in
tho appoiutment Of IN agent that will. in
every respect, be acceptable to them.
The Van Buren press., 1861-03-20

&w JAMES L. STEWART. Esq. brought
into our office curiosity in the shape OF
double egg, or, in other words. an egg
within an egg. The outside she'll was per :
feet, and between it and the inside egg there
Was glusipous substance resembling some
nat. the white of m egg. 1t measured
around the outside shell inches one way
and 7 the other 1t was laid by hen be-
longing to EDwAnD Scorr. Esq, of this
tY.
The Van Buren press., 1861-03-20
Tiunee ana Har.la

!, :. The Fort Smith 1s.es and HERALD. have
been merged into one. s.dsr the title OF
ssizAs zsnss ~ Asralx. sad l. sditsd and
sFablishsd by Messrs- Wmsfxa 4 erAaxs.
ihs propristors have commenced ths pnb-
hcation Of Daily. = an experiment,
.nseh We hepe will rsesiys .petroaaga- suai-
as'elept - saatsi it's psEnssaeat 'inseisssisa Of
: 49, sdeabsrsssR5. 40 So .sz- :. z
The Van Buren press., 1861-03-20
e &or Prosecuting Attorney.
s3ioisf be ~ F1x Msnssy (as9 Jrse.

We are s1tt orized to announce GRANVILLE
KILcoX, ESQ, . candidate for the office Of
Prosecutie5 Attorney. for the 4th Judicial Circuit
ccmPored Of the Counties Of Perry, Yell, Pope,
johnson. Franklin AMI Crawford.
Van Buren, Jan. ., 1861
We are Authorized to announce WILLIAM d.
JACoWAY, Esq, as . candidate for the Office Of
Prosecuting Attorney. n the Fourth Judicial Cir
cult. composed of the Counties Of Perry. Yell,
Pope. johnson, Franklin, and Crawford.
March -. 1861.
The Van Buren press., 1861-03-20
StxaYel.
Found

"a snost time sinss. between Plea,ans H;n p.@s
e = 7,, UnSs e and TIE aso.. of 1sOg Bayou. Ia.
4 bv csI;nc A,uA !. oaA. The owner can learn Of
yerti-ement i"y''e TOT shis ad-
The Van Buren press., 1861-03-20

~ From the 1sEsss;as. Ne lsssa that
M A WA1sos. Esq. has bssl appoint
ed Postmaster at Fayetteville, in place Of
K. e. Moore, removed.
The Van Buren press., 1861-03-20

AN EXTENSIVE GoLp FIELp.-Thomas
Starr King. in letter about the California
gold region to the Boston Transcript says
I" 1t is an area equal to the whole of New
England, and its riches are scarcely touch
ed as yet. There is more danger that the
wheat produce will give out han that the
gold harvest will. The hydraulic pipes,
fed by six thousand miles of as.eduet, may
pour out their wrath without stint the
three hundred quartz-inills. that cost So
100000. may roar day and night without
fear of draining the yellow crop. 1t is
said by gelogists here that there are single
quartz-veias in the State which contain
more gold than is at present in circulation
in all tho world.
The Van Buren press., 1861-03-20

TaE OsLr THrso TO " SWEEP THE Sr.s ],
wIrH-A Brush with the enemy.
The Van Buren press., 1861-03-20
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The Van Buren press., 1861-03-20

Mn. EDIroR-
I notice the following. in an editorial
of the Fort Smith Daily Times d. Herald
of l9 inst, referring to telegraphic dis
patch received from Mr.. Turner of our
County. and Mr.. Griffith of Sebastian:
"These gentlemen of the convention
seem to rejoice heartily at the result of
choosing to serve Black Republican rule,
We are not disappointed. Now let the
convention adjourn sine die, come home
and show by their works. their preference
for Abe Lincoln by supporting coercion"
Now Sir, what can we think of editors.
who. knowing the two gentleman referred
to, would deliberately do them such inius-
tice? 1t would seem that some men in
their great desire to over. ride public feeling
and sentiment. and to dragoon the people
into the adoption of their policy, have bade
adieu to decency and truth. Truly may
we say. "whom the Gods would DESTROY,
they first make mad" CARLTON.
The Van Buren press., 1861-03-20

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The Van Buren press., 1861-03-20
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Reynoldsburg. Franklin Co, Gsl
Jan Q 1861.

Reynoldsburg. Franklin Co, Azl'
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The Van Buren press., 1861-03-20
Memphis and Arkansas River
Mail Line.
r6A

u1aas
Ahis Line Is composed Of entire New
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1,I,,,e,m WA. WINDSOR. Captain.
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FRED. NOTREBE. r. L. HA1S.s. {"
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Ihey are .ss and first GLASS passenger bosts bn;it
expressly for the trade, and are equipped And fur
nisned In superb manner '~'
N, Their days for leaving Little Rock, srs S..d~.,
.: med"ssd:zs ss9 Fridsys, It 10 D. m. and leave
a.% e,Is n.un sor Memphis, on Monasys. T1u,sdsys
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I"s Tsmphis With regular pasksts for CAno 81.
LOUIS LoU!svu1z and crNcrsxArr. and with Raj
l0sas s.m isc al points North. East and West.
;. small boat. are running in connection With tb;.
line from Little Rock to Fort Smith. Van Rn,sa s'
ozark Dardenelle and Ill points intsrmedi.t-
tor further information apply ON board Tie boat.
JOHN D. ADAMS, Pyo,r;sAor
March l9. 1861. .r
The Van Buren press., 1861-03-20

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The Van Buren press., 1861-03-20


on the President was to use force. So far
as was necessary he would. if his object
was purely conciliation, withdraw the
troops for political and not military reas-
ons' then ne thought he was justified in
constituting the inaugural to mean the Pras-
ldent wall hold the forts and the other plac-
ss within the Confederated States. and coI.
,eet the duties on imports, to. the sextent Of
ns power. AAd i fhere Is any Modification
it vAl b eacatse Of his insb;lisy and MOI,
bsMpst be weuld be willing I'd withdrsw
ths efospA for The psrpoae of conc;l;at;on
ana pesce ID tine public sui6A The char
actsr efsthe Cabinet was not such as IN n.
dyqe the belief that force weuld not hs ,,.-
e svesy Membef excspt ons 3 und.rs,oad ~
u eaDtoraeasreionsi IL itsSeoomsesuec.s..-.. ~
reduce IL &6stnssessu3juExtion. the va ~
organisation of the Senate, and the on;n.
ions cautiously expressed By republicans
here. show their purpose is TO maintain n.
authority of the Federal government n ths
withdrawing States by force, If necess.rv
In the formation of the standing comm;tsass
there was scarcely chairman Of anv ors
Of them whose known opinion was NOT n
lavor OF this policy. The country should
not be deceived IN what was meant by peace
and consultation. How was it to be mar.
tained He desired to know Is s;nceralv :
e be desired the Union Of ell the Htates
DE had seen no measure Of practical r,ohcv
which tends to produce the result. W. .r.
q continued danger Of collision and bloc.,.
'hed. For the sake Of tha political ana -
'eriaI interest Of the country. the sunno,t e
she credit aud the general prosper;tv Ia :.
'stabiish Some leading principle.