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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-22
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an infallible remedy for Fever and Ague. The ex.
psrence Of many years. in almost every climate proves
that where useo an strict accordance with the directions
has rarely failed to cure not only by breaking the
chsbut BY removing the morbid habit Of the system
preventing the recurrence Of the disease. tud
FEVER AND AGUE, though not in itself dangerous
isapt, unle" SPEEDILY removed to have such perni
cious effect the system, cnssnder disorders much
aere Of the patient miserable but in themselves
h.t "a AVA =. .,,c,, N, n 7 v.,.. arr NJ
ruRris confidently recommended. Fer sale BY Messn.
RoBERTs q SAMUEL, Columbus, and by, agents every
whsrs.l III ebxoB y
= J. .sspeld4wfri&atkw4w lea I,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-22
,ltched 70 the aeat Of var II

gT The Sub Treasury has been actively en-
ployed, to-day, in receiving subscriptions 10 the
national loan. Over half million dollars was
paid in for tales at the counter, ,in addition, to
$3.50, 900 received from agencies, and 500. 900
received fromB Boston banks on pterioas calls Of
the Secretsry. The city agencies are all re-.
ceiying subscriptions, and all take the two-year
six per cent. notes at par and interest, and ex-
change fsr7 BIO per cent. notes. This privi-
lege OF paying 10 SIX per cent. notes nae largely
increased the subscriptions. Tribune, ISfh. "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-22

uThere are 5,598 boats belonging to the
Erie Canal, of which 1886 are of greater tun-
mage than the vessel In which Columbus dis
covered America; and it may be added, that
the aggregate cargoes these boats can float in
season, from the lakes 10 the ocean would load
the combined fleets Of the world Scientific
american. 4t. FeaiI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-22
'NZZl MANHOOD.
1Y HOW LOST, Row RESTORED.

!. yust RubIIshedn ssssisd xnseiops; Price cts,
kADIOAL CURB0F BrERMAT0RRiiBA Or Seminal
Weakness, 1nyolunary Emissions, SEXUAL Debility, and
Impedments 70 Marriage generality, Nervousness Com
sunptipn Epilepsy and Fits, Mental and Physical IN
capacity, resulting from Belfabuse, &o BY Robert s.
ouyerwel. NJ. D., author Of The Green Book, &c n
sARoen 10 Thousands OF Sufferers,
Sent pnder seal, in plain envelope, 10 any address
post paid, on receipt Of two ,samps, BY Dr.. oHAs.
u q KLINE, le7 Bowefy, New YORK, Post once Box
No stadsi trAdAe sep7;3mdAV :,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-22
Examinations OF Per,ons. charged
with being knights OF the Golden
Circle Conciuded. aEf pa Na $3.50

FREDERIo w 4 CoJRr, of Marion county, hav-
ing been held to bail on Thursday, Oct. IL, by
u. S. Commiasionef WINS at Cleveland, the
examination OF Dr.. j., NJ. cHRIsrIAE, also Of
Marion county, was commenced. Such test.
mony as had been offered in the case OF CouhT,
and was consideted applicable in that Of Dr.
CHRISTIAN, was by agreement admitted. Other
testimony was offered; but as IL does not, 30 far
as we have been able to examine It, develop
any new facts Of Importance to the public, we
refrain from encumbering our columns with it
In detail.
As there may be some curiosity to see The
testimony Of FREDEmc W. CoURr, as given on
the examination Of DR.. CHRrsrrAs, We give it in
full from he'rspcrt inthe Cleveland LsadeT;
Frederic W. Court sworn: First heard Of the
organization of DemOcrsts about the fret or
second week 10 July Mr.. Travis asked me
the question, "were you out last, night" /
didn't know what he meant. He then told me
that the Democrats OF Marion county had or
ganized to put down the-nnob spirit. Next day
Bickerstaff met me and told me the same thing
aud read to me paper similar to the first obi
at that time 10 was generally reported that Hod-
der had been misussd and his press attacked;
the paper was not given me BY Biokerstaff; he
explained the passwords and signs TO me; did
not give the grip; never went through any 9th.
er ceremony of Imitation; never knew of any
other degree or obligation, or of any officers,
bylaws, meetings or records; met Fletcher in'
Berwick, near the store, and knowing him 10
be Democrat, asked him II he was In favor of
putting down the mob spirit; be said yes;
then took him 10 the mill yard, where we sat
down upon log and ] read the paper to him;
he assented to it; did not ask him 70 signit; 4
had no other paper with me, xrlained the signs
and passwords to him; did, not give any grip;,
did not repeat any other obligation to himI saw
the second obligation In the printed slip for the
first time. Never heard of it bef9re. Did not
repeat any such thing to Fletcher. Never in
troduced Dugan TO Fletcher as higher mem.
Der Of the order. Remember the conversation
with Kepler in Berwick. Told him the Demo-
Gratis were orgsnizihe against mobs. Kepler
did not agree to Join the organization. Did not
tell him what the pledge Was. Did not give
the society any name II speaking 10 Fletcher.
Never mentioned the knights OF the Golden
Circle TO Fletcher or Kepler. Never knew
OF the existence Of such an order in Marion
county.
Cross.examined. Copied my paper from one
Travis had. Burnt up my copy some three or
four weeks ago. Never initiated but three or
four-Fletcher, DR.. Adams, Perry and Grant,
Probably GranB was the last man initiated. |
That was o few days after got the paper, in the
iirst Of second week in July, Dugan was stand |
ing with me when Kepler commenced the con.
versation with me.s,hsa, fne saiasey ,lssi %
The cases Of Df.,J. M. Ca1usTiAs and THos.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-22
rho NatlonaI Loan

The rapid appreciation Of the United States
Funded per cent. stock Of 1861 to the neigh
borhood Of par, renders 1t important to the pub.
lie TO watch the influence of this advance upon
the present privilege of subscribing at par to
the 80 treasury bonds Of 1864, which have the
convertible option Of the 6 per cents Of 1861 -
This privilege is now open 60 the public not In
the direction Of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
but By the sy6eranee Of The Associated Banks Of
Neio York, BeGon and Philadelphid, scho mav,
IN day's notice, close The popular subscviption,
taking the remainder Of the entire loan 20 their
account, with asview 10 the resale Of the z 80
per cent bonds, ct profit on their conversion
into the 90 per cent. 6 psr cent. stocks, which,,
being already near the par salue, while the war
,is going, promises to attain Q handsome premi-
nm on the first signs of peace, or the first news
of any brilliant or decided success IN the field.
The subscriptions and payments In this city, to.
day, on the 40 per CENTS are the heaviest Of
snJ day since the populsrnegotiation was open
cd, and all exclusive of the banks, viz: z:iiF =
~ sub bhsasury, new subscrpti1ns.. 49, .e5eee 600
saD-Ires.lIy, country agspcess. ,op.s..s 6s7 200
.'- '',.'; ,,'iys.-'. se9vvo
Total for ths Day. ss.1 81 c7sooO
The closing bid for the United States per
cents, Of 1881. coupou stock, is s6per cent -
~. f.Ime', lSnt % II N II ~ ETl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-22

~ The New York Herald Processes to have
the official accounts, made up in September, Of
the number of troops, which four of the South.
ern States had In the field during that month.
These are given below, with the forces which
an equal number of Northern States have des-
n,tched IN ltha aoat NJ wap
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-22
T1s FsoSIs, N1r.ha asa sgu,h.
,ouId he voice Of the massea Of the people

.t8aSfbA A---iS
Could the voice Of the masses Of the people,
North and South, upiniluenced BY Office holders'
Office seekers, army contractors and would-be
army rcoa.netors, be heard and needed, this
unnatarkl civil war would soon cease, the Con.
stitution would be regarded as the supreme law
everywhere, and the Union be held, like the
Ark OF the Covenant, too sacred to be jostled.
It Is one of the most lamentable effects OF
the present state Of things, that the ordinary
inter Communication between the two sections oil
the country is almost entirely closed The
people are gradually becoming estranged from
and aliens to each 0lher. In the South the
great body of the people know next to nothing
of the actual state Of feeling toward them
among the masses at the North; and we at the
North are equally ignorant Of the true state OF
feeling at the South.
At the North, desire to have the Southern
people undeceiyedas to the real objects aimed
at by tho Government, and to see them once
more harmoniousIy cooperating with US in one
common Union, L, called "sympathizing with
the South" apd 10 pronounced treason. In the
South, a,desire 10 cooperate with the Govern
ment in the rs-estabishment of the authority
OF the Constitution and in the preservation oi
the Union, is sigmatized as sympathizing with
Northern abolitionism, and as treason OF the
blackestdye.9 = Jsus4 t1sF' ic t5'
If the Union is to be preserved in, or restor'
ed to its former state as q whole, the North
and South mu st cease to cherish this mere sec
tional unimosity-tho off,prug ofiguorance and
prejudice. They must devise some means to
know each other better, and come to some mu-
tusl understandings Of the actual want, OF the
people in both sections. Without this, interest
ed parties, who thrive upon the misfortunes and
miseries Of others, viii protract the war inter-
minsbly. auEO9 10h
Peace s, Fsnted-not a hasty, patched.up,
temporary truce; but one that shall meet the
wishes of the great majority in both sections,
and be as lasting as human, wisdom can make
H. Sometimes individuals cannot be made to
know or understand each other, till both parties
are mortally wounded in duel We should be
sorry to entertain the suspicion that such was
the case with the people in the tTo sections Of
our beloved country. g as1~
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First Telesrnphfc message from salt
Lake City. ~ i7-ft ss7ITl

From the Cleveland Leader we learn that on
Friday last, Oct, l3, religious Cleveland, !" as
the Leader terms y, twas suddenly brought into
whispering Communication" with that "twin
relic Of bafbafisin," d which BaroHAn You've
is tho head. Such .Nhisperingsn look q little
Bmsn.n's s' message mere =
,sDGmarsALfBEff ciy, Oct. Isa
Hon. J. II. Wade, President Pacific .Teleersoh
Company, Cleveland, 0hi0:G ssofss sETf'1
Sin: Permit me TO congratulate you upon fhe
completion of the Overland Telegraph Line
west to this city; 10 commend the energy dis
played by yoursalf and associates ID the rapid
and successful prosecution Of q work 90 beneii.
cial, and 10 express the wish that it, use may
ever tend to promote the true interest Of me
dwellers upon both the Atlantic and Pacific
slopes Of our continent. u tab has not seeded.
but IL firm for the Constitution and laws Of our
once happy country, and IL Warmly,interessed
IN successful enterprises as the one 90 iar con
pleied. s3Jis $3.50 fJE14
(sisuedl 2. hBi,IGHAm YOUNG. !
The lins .bstvsen issls Lake City and San
Francisco VIII % fpished IA a. lew days.-- n.
Then, the tslegraphis wire VIII be ssrstshed
across the continent. and the Atlsntic and Pa.
eidc be lneobimunisssipn g :sS @Hss, 80 g AZ
s;,.s' ,lIi1'sosw -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-22
SPECIAL NOTICES
A CLEAR CASE.

Altb ia very clear case that poisonous drugs destroy
health. Impure saleratus produces Cceayed teeth,
bronchitis, dyspepsia and general debility It'll also
clear that Pyles Detetic saeraus is pure wholesome
and efficient. Careful persons use no other. Depot,
345 Washington street, New York Sold by grocers
everywhere. i,.,.I, .3.a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-22

COMMERCIAL THEoIcoY,-"If you don't be-
lievc In Miracles" said divinity student to the
spiritualst, show do you account for the escape
Of the prophet Daniel, unhurt, from the lions
den7" tt-
"Oh, ;" interrupted X, "they knew It was bad
policy for them to eat up their Profits"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-21
panic PRICES, IN EARNEsT, -,

i At WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
By JOSEPH sTRAUsE No % Main street.
Just bought than 30 the dor large stock OF
rich Ga 10 snd IL cts Zine Jacoue and organdes
i2& Is &c pebsgs u cs and higher; Be,e all col
ors &c; 500 handsome Rer- Ete Sh~w with
Chenille Ebroiiry at 30 worth s5 co. Dsk AM Colored k
fc - d.; at cooed Calico, u 6A
and cent? cheap lO Ladies thread Aud Gsun
lsts i9 25 sh7It ad long is ATS 35 81
worth double the mcnev Uostr linen hsrdke chiefs,
Irish Ii1en BOso Brown and Racs shifting Shetung;
Pillow Case Muslin and ToEelpF Feuch NcdeworSed Colars
IRON 2 70 Cambria sad swiss Bands the fnrtt work in
the Csssimer aad Linen Goods r @en and Boy
and Colorei Silks great any Goods too
ous 70 mention wi be o-ni a; prices ssoLh every body
that calls at No q Main street Look the III gh place
AplT JOSEPH efRAUSE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-21
RICHMOND WHIG.
MILLINERY FALL TRADE, 1860.
VOLUME 65.

DgsIRE 70 call attention ny nom No 100 Mta
ret eoansdoa building No 40 Main stree', a.
joln n. tae neS - 49,,
eeue Sh and sh ses where prepared to exhibit ars
Millinery GOODS
.,i ,.iyuade Mnsy Aicls than heretofore, consisting Of
s s-sv and 3Onne.s Puns Ribbons. french
xni aer Tow-rs Bridal Wres H-sd Dresses prcss Cas-,
I.- Gaps Bshs Crap aui Mlsl Collars and Sleeves In
1ts Gaps sui C0ats Ru hcs and Tabs a. In al styles
s connection vh ths gearr Millinery business. viii lngac-
u-e % order AL Manas, ofa kinds ir ne latest 'h
- sp.risl .tt-p6oa C. sAHrON.
- 233 Main 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-21
1851. NEGRO HIRING. 1856
r. 1. J. CEOPT

1851. NEGRO HIKING. 1861.
z. 4. }. CLOPT TON,
Real Estate ~ Hiring Agent,
oTFIcE oOENER WALL AND FRANKLIN STREETS oPPo-
sgTE DICKINSON HIIL CO.
RLCz M OND, VA,
FrTvr srS-er hrr hrs bis
aad PATROLS for The iSvors during he past S years
would llo- them hat he si nces the business Of HIR
INd OUT N-G lOEs RENTING OCT HOUSES, COLLECTING
CLAIMS a7t a brses pertaining 70 General Agency, TO all
which ha gives hls lsrsOgdi GneHti0a
20 par 10 he Who entrus the hiring o. their
Negroes assured ~ attention being paid
h-r bd good homes and the best prices and
81 tie sickness ct RecGi md personal attention
81 % always supplied He has also a=gs comfortable apart
% win his ccr, where ihos- servants who not
provided psce at night during the hiring
mala w.th a good FIRE, FzEz o. cHtRGE
Eeses hire tse coming year. had better be sent In
early after Ch. s,uas as possible.
10 9se df discs @ llA0n Tam personally UntnOsr lbeg
tDrcfsr o. t5s tlLOsCiHJ pen sous:
Richmond Dickinson, Hi Co hing ard Queen county, Or
Thomas t- Arthur reple John Iunoku, Thomas FSunte
ROY: suorgaal county DR.. NheelwiiSht Rev Thcs
Lewis Kg- George couuty George Turner Richard Turner
Nscicu Lee; Caroin county 20 Hudsi7 Dr.. John
Bler Essex cocay, y 3. Whock Dr.. james H. Lstsne
Edward Noe. Beverley D. koy, Roy Micou, Niey fogg
W-irh Gloucester county D. Thomas Clopton Jf
frsnn s,ubt Isspar Hughes James City county ParSs Sa
Richmond county De- Robert Payne; New Kent county, Wm
,lopton, EoEie, Dr. Q. Crump, John Lacy, T.
CT pton Foster Lune1bsrg county, " W Brown Gu pepper
county J. Che~nug Prince william county, Wm. ). Were
Norfolk Capt J. s Middleton, John Goruley.
f-ef2=f1Vic'm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-21
CEPHALIC PILLS.

BY Of these Pnsthe periodic attacks Of Nervous i
Headache may prevented; and II taken at the
an attack immediate relief from pain and sickness will be
obtained.
They seldom fall In removing the Nausea and Headache
which females SO subject.
They gently upon the bowes,-removing Costiuenes
Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and all persen,
adntdy Aabit they valuable LdsdCe improving
appetite giving r0or to the digestive organs, and
restoring elasticity and strength Of the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long investigation and
carefully experiments having been years
during which time they have preyented and relieved vast
amount Of pain and suffering from Headache whether osns
ting the system nom deranged state Of the
stomach.
They entirely vegetable their composition and be ia
ken all times with perfect safety without making change OF
Diet The absence Of any disagreeab!s tas renders ed
TO administer them children.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERPEITsl
The genuine signatures Of Henry O. spsldng each
box
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines.
box will be sent by mall, prepaid, on receipt Of the
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
All orders shonld be addressed to
HENRY G. sPALDING,
I4s Cedar street, New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-21
NEW AUCTION HOUSE,

FOR T8E SALE or NEGROES
Tk hss this day commenced the Auction bufiness
r the Lae Of NtGROEs at the An lion Room Franklin
street lately occupied by BETrs 4 GREGOKY.
He S sell Negroes both pabuy privately and soets the
pso OF hs friends and the pubic generally he pledges his
Su n promote the int rest - his patrons and hAers hIse
ta M ~ long eNpence 10 The trad be will be enabled to
obtain 'he h hsi market prices He will make liberal advances
on property m hana-sod prepared TO board persons
sd 10 t trade, and also their servantshavng ample
n0dz io1s Tor b0tf. n ScOkFS,
On Tranklln, S,d door below W all street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-21

LNRE sH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES,.
10 drkns No. Goshen Batter
Is hbs Buckwhes' Flour
50 bbs Superhne sTtra and Family Flour
Smoked and Picked salmon
IS y bblS No. l n. O. Zoe Ierrlnss
25 pkgs No. Aackerel
IS bxs English Dairy Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese
0at MeA, r. Flour. &c, Sc
received ard for sale The lowest terms for cash, or h
prompt custouerss ST MiHSIs CO.'S Family Grocery,
nof4 2d and Main Sts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-21

From ns Examiner, Norfolk, "a.
Cephsc Pills accomplish the object for which they made
viz Cure OF headache In all Its forms.
From he Examiner, Norton, Td.
They have been tested in than thousand case with
tire success.
From hs Democrat, 81 Cloud, MINI.
II you are have troubled headache send for
box Cphac Pills go that may have ths IA Of an at
From ns Adoertiser, Proctfenoe, g. L.
The Cephac Pills said be remarkably effective remedy
for the headache AID of the best for that equen,
complaint which has ever been discovered.
From as Western r. r. Gdrett. Chicago, H.
We heartily endorse Mr. spaldns bis unvaled oeph,c
PirA
From TIE Edna,eha Tdley S.dr, Kdnd,eaa Vd.
We th persons sseing vi headache who try them
vii stick TO them.
From He SouGsrr, PaA FINDER Neto Orledns, la
Try them you t .e afflicted and We are sure that yorr te
ony added 20 TIE already list that has receiY
ed benefits tAai no other medicine can produce
From ne ST. louis Democrat
The immense demand for TIE article oephaHe Pnl rapidly
Increasing.
From De Gazette, Davenport Iotod.
Mr. spadlug worli net his with article be did
cot kn0te 70 possess real merit.
From Eie Adcertissr, Prooidence RI
The testimony their strong, from the most respects
ble quarters.
From ne Daily Hsrrs, E9,cport RI
cephsIc Pills taking the place OF al kinds.
From As Csps,s sreidI Bulletin, Bosz~s No.
Said 70 be very enaeacious for the headsch,
lFrsn es Commercial, C5ncif.'
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-21
LAW CARDS.
J.. d. KEsF, OF. vALE.
KERFOpT & WALLER,
ATTORNEYS AM COUNsELL0RS At LAW,
z n wALLn.

DALLAS, TEAAB
~ R.-Prompt attention 10 Collection ard Land Claims
lKyEREs, ES-ssmuel VI. Garland, Amherst O. II Va; John
1homI Jr Anhert L., Va Garland Christian ynch-
burg, Va Asty sYeed, Judge NJ Burford Dallas,
Texas, Hon. ~ II. Darnell, do. mi30-dkcy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-21

GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS.
$40 yards Check silss At ~ and T5 cents
500 Dress Pate r Rich silks al tl2 Si5 and f90
SILK Robes $40 .d .25 worth double the money.
100 Berege and orgsndie Robes at half piice
OOO yards Berf fgs Anglas at l2H c'nts per yard
klch Embroidered and Piuted Berege Arg!a.s.
Broche Chs allies and Eazamhiquie'.
Plain Grape BAze and Berege cents worth 3H snd - cens
bargains ali styles OF Dress Goods cell a. ~ Msin
cHRIsTIaN 4 LATuRNP
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-21

UMP PLASTER.-955 tons Lump Plaster, the
II wharf, We sale IN suit purchasers by
app X r. soNEAVuLS& on.
A SUPPLY OF TER LATEST MUSIC
N At MORRts' bookstore ~ Main street.
rte Rival Waltz by Cha les Grobe. pc
Ever Of T Transcription biiianie. by I. NJ Brown I5
The Obs-cn Polka BY 6robe 2Sc
Tap wndaE Pane New By J. Webster. SOC.
sorg of Besuty. BY W. II. Blurne. i5c
Madrns Prayer. Written and adapted by W. J. Wetnore, H.
cavAtrA un BaO in wasehe Arranged fr Fano BY Jas
IeuaIeis Grave. New Song ByJP Webster 25c.
The stranger the s Words b. Buchanan Reid Music by "
Gentle whe ward Written by Dr. James ooOpsr Composed By
RT Curtis 25c
The Harriet lane Polka By A. Annuth. 4oc.
The City oiektep. coPed and respectfully dedicated
tothe Pe:ers5a City Gnard Capt John P May By odOrO
doc
The artists sehottisch. BY James Bsllsk 4oc.
eao In Mssehers Opera dc Verdi Noeurne Cantabe AS
IOrena with variations by H o. sie'ert SOC.
oUPERlOsS OsD RYE wHrsKY.-1OO tbis pure
- Country and wesera Distilled Rye WHISKY For sale by
sr90-6t q. B. DAVENPORT
THON VASES! IRON yASEsi Iron vssEs!
Ornamental Vases Of al sizes for sale low ct the
fa,,. ssors AZ STEBB.Ns, PULLEN A co,
ahss Broad and eih sta
w 500 sbia Western WHISKY, celebrated brands for sale
bv splS Ia Y paetef1Ar ~
MULES mCLES AND HORSES have I'm
mi iust received direct from Kenncky. decidedly The A
hsst M Of mules that in n market Tor ca BON oroke
and rnbroksom 70 years Ola AL Of which VII sell or ex
ch.nes on my terms DAVIS
ern.ry James Hszdnss sssss Esankhn ,Tcs1 & HssnnR9 -
E-~H@- ~ - r1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-21

FstfCFICE FOR V0LENTEERS IL ACTIVE
ssRVGCsyu rrparaton and viii be published ilzne iaI-S,
Manual Iac-t for Volunteers Acse Servce, compiled
an h- tpAsD lUrH suhrs ing az th'i Is sss n
tls e leyyice By Col ~ Il koaAGisoNi Jr
NyArL RE,DY
MANUAL POg TROOPERS AND MOUNTED RIFiENAN =
We you'd sation % important military wo.s 10
he course pu5an ty towns A Morris, pabher
ap tc,..e The bCoS has been prepared 10y Col J. Lueius
ns Of the Amy ert tied THE rfR MANUAL teag CON
raon snd aargeu-nt OF the dl Tor Mounted n In Ad
Jhisn 70 which printed 10 u The sarr hhvrs D for
Non,t-d Rfe.r by CAPT hSrT, % which ndent re-
s-rrri - ftvor.hs coiurns ~ We rs aEN N7g
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-21

From ns Examiner, Norfolk, Ia.
Cephac Pills accomplish the which they
viz Cure OF headache In all its forms.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-21

Mads 20 or .cr 80 She shnrfeCt notice.
CNsH PUtCH ASERS " q hnl q 90 their interest ca an
Anlae ny stock before pa chasing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-21

I-St.nIlrd LoOrce, IN siCFe md for faIe bv
4 ls,R A Y. SrCKFR \ 90.
TFYoU HAYS H)ksg OR NULE in bal condition, Pu-
1 Val & NortnE's Hvrse Tonic. II worth my
ne ~ ce cf t for rp-ovn- the eordi'n Of Eo-ses &C.
and pteyentg curing bOs, Worms Hidssoqod ntsuPer
- :. z. JUVAL,
Sole Manufacture sn6 PrCprietor
s8Slhy az Drasys tae late Uniied ssiea and IN the
sos hsrr e nf-dernry. Ap5
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-21

NEW EsRM.
TEHE have formed psttnershp for the purpose
fconducing 6cncra Commission business. At ihe oldstsnd
Shields Soraery- In this city. uLder the lEr of H. som
ERVILF El BE- plesed 20 receive he patronage or
friends Of the late and the public generally
pledge their lest tGorts satisfaction IN all business
entrusted to their management. -
EDWARD GRAY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-21

GARDEN SEED FOR FALL SOWING.
" Early Large York Cabbage
DO 0Iheart do
Do sugarloaf do
Large Drumhead do
Do Fiat Dutch do
Early Cauihozers
Round Savoy Spanish
Griffin Curled Kae
Isrly Butter Letluct
Do Hardy Hammersmith do
Black Gad spanish Radisb, Tor sale By