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The hanging or the banisbment al
srch men. is all that will ensure per
peace, and il must be done.
,,.,, -. -.
ings Must Have Vent.
We publish, In another column
an article from iast weak,s fauna,
to rse, forth IN |. oroper ,iyb, the
spri, and tendencies Of that sheet n,
this particular period Tho Editor
regards the presen, war IA the ,e.
.ult ri sectional par,ies and not n,
directly brought on BY r. bells aeains,
tho constitution and the laws md
hance very covertly puts IN a plea OF
iustifjostion for tn, conduet Of the
traitors. To such a resnlt will his
logic lead him. II, as he init,
mates. the opposition OF tho Rcpnb
licsns to the Southern demands. in
regard 10 slavery. necessarily pro.
vukcd the war, then would the S..
ccssionists stand aconi,tcd and our
brave soldiers wlo are fiyb,ing The
.ba,tles of their country would be
guilty, according 10 his doctrine. of
wap,pe an unboly wnr apainst n
wronged and oppressed people. To
no two csuse,. diamo,r;cs,lv o,,o.
site In nature can the same effects
no attributed. If,he North IL IN ,,,e
wrong. the Sou,b mnst bo in tho
right; and ho who condemns the
North, must, TO be consistent Justify
the South. One or the other horn
Of the dilemma must be taken.
The Editor apprehands danger
from secret sessions uf the incoming
Congress; fears the obliteratinp of
state lines and tho establishment Of
u central despotism, but ia not con
cerned, in the least, in regard to the
disruption of the govern.
lneut by armed rebels. The fact is,
such quibbling and ult.fnding
with the government, show quite
nnmistak ably where his sympathles
run. q.
The Editor ssys, "ours has al
wave been a national Union party."i
Well, let US sec. II It be "a ma
'ional Union party" what consti,
tutes Its state constitue~c in South
Carolina. Is it Pickens and his ee.
,,ssion gang that beseiged Sumter
and st'rved ont the gallant band of,
federal trcops2 There 10 but one
party in that state. What, inl
Georgia? L. it Tombs, and Ste.
Dhens, and that class of menu
There is no other party in that state.
And who represents it in Alabama,
where secession wields universe!
'way2 And 90 of Florida. Missis-
'ippi, and Arkansas. Is the party
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~FlNDlsAf, OHIO
Friday, 81 -: ::s.'sl supe %. 1891.
Noftkers 4 rsi,ofs Crcep,ss r,on. rhe,s

2 ~NHSf ~Nt ~NS-
Noftksrs 4 n,i,ofs Creeping r,on ihe,
HHi.2st SlIAssg fsscee. tt'i3 %.
The nnbonnded rntI nsiasm man
iiestsd.hy the people Of the Nortl
In canning Sp 10 ,hs support VI I'll
government a. tho breaking ont q
the wsr, drov. bel, " the eurface, iik
frogs, tho cowsrdly, black .hearte'
traitors that ~ere plot,ine tlr over
throw Of the Union Now, howcv
f. thai the shou.s cf the hosts goin,
to battle, have died away, and
calm has Succeeded, these same fel
lows come cautiously bobhing up
F'rst one head appears, then anoth
"r, aud and another. Then cnme,
chirp; then another; and tinall,
the whole tribe join in one gran'
chorus Of scre.cbing.
Vallandigham. OF o 10, who pro
poeed in the last Congress TO breal
up our time. .honored Union, by di
'iding it into four independent con.
iaderacies, aud who had to make q
rapid retfeat in. the might, from Day
'on' when loyal citixehs bccame sensi
"'e OF the Impending danger, nov
'orns up q Baltimore. and issues biz
PTonunct0nsenta. denouucing tue
war, dcnouncit 9 the administration
ana demanding . cessation Of hostili
ties. ts.. -,.l "a, ~ r
forsh~,th feelcrs are pli. ont all
over me 'ceunfry, by men Of the
Same stripe. Propositions are made
'or D cessation OF hostili'les, until
some compromise, acceptable to the
rebels, De adopted. There are ell.
gageo 'n th'e movement two classes
one Class 70 the secret hifed agents
81 tue Soa'nern Coh'ederacy, labor
ing 10 oi''ds me North' 'oat 'hcy
may secure t''e enc they had IN view
'ne more read''y. ihey "o'c rea''z'
'"A' WIN oh'.eu Nor'n 'her case
10 "oPeiess; a"o now '';s' OonRres
!" aoou. 10 mee'' nope 20 SOW the
'eeos OF o'scoso, and diYert atlen :
'oh 'ro" measures essoh''al 70 the
s"ocess'@ Prosecution OF the war
ny 'he sec'es agen's OF Jen' D"Vls'
oo'n I'D congress anc OUT OF Con
R'es'' ." appropriations sr 'he 'af
'"ef p'"seea'ioh o' the war; VIII DC
"''terfy opposed hno'her is a class
I" d'ssppo'Meo aspirants Tor once
""' "'o a""'o"e W 'e'''e parry
""'"H'"''.'c 70 VIC "osen' ao'hl"'s'
'ra''oo' lucy reahze 'na' as long
a. the war IL pe'ng prosecuted IN
""'e''"o % 'as ou'o"' II Wou'd oe
VA" 20 x" oe'ore Inc people, making
"ip"shion 10 such war ana Issue,
AM hence they are ready to accsdr
10 any demand "' The rebels, to Sc
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05

FssDxaicx. June 26. - The Legislature
adjourned at noon to-day, 10 meet at Fred
efick, on the 2oth OF July.
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DIR. LELAN DIS
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is THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY
FOR
ALI Mercurial Diseases.


II Is n conveniently arranged Band. contain.
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only. BY this treatment. the medicinal proper.
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with the blood, and reaches the disease
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also most powerful ASri.hfERcuRtA ~ agent
and viii entirely relieve the system from the
pcinicious effects of Mercury. Moderate cases
nre cured IN II few days, and we are constant.
ly receiving testimonials OF its efficacy in ag
yravated cases of long standing.
PRfcB 50 90, to be had of Druggists generally,
or can be sent BY mail or express, with full d.
rcclions for use, To any part of the country,
direct from the Principal Office
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@. SMITH & CO., Sole Proprietors.
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PREF. o. ]. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOV AT0R,

DlONJD II E.NON ilOn,
Il precisely what It's name indicates, for while
pleasant tnthc taste, II Is rcyiviiying, cAhilar-
auug and Strengthening :" the vital power
II also rrY,vIfrs, rcIusiAtes and reueHs tho
blood m an iis original purity. and thus re-
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attacks Of disease. II Is the only preparation
ever offered I" the world in POPULAR form 80
as to he within the reach oi all.
> chemically and SSilltuly combined rs to
he the most powerful tonic, and yet 50 perfect
ily adapted as 10 act IN perfect accordance ruth the
iars ot nature. and henrt s0Oths the usdkts' stoni.
0ch, tone up the digestive organs and Allay all
nervous and other irritation. II is alsu per.
tcctly exhHatinR IN It's effects. aud yet II is
never followed by lasSItude ur depression OF
spirits. II iB composed entirely of vegetables,
and those thoroughly combining powerful ton.
ic and soothing properties, and consequently
can never ihjure. As sure preventive AID
cure Of
coNsUMPIIoN. BRoNCnITIs, INDIGEsT'
'PS FSSfXFs rSFEfSlh NhhH1Gs WANF iRThbTY RE HfphT
NEURALGIA, PALPITATIoN OF THE
HEART. MELANCHOLY, HYPOCH
oNDRIA. NIGHT SwEATS, In
GUOR, GIDDiNDSS, AND All,
FEBRFULLY FATAL CALL.
Ed FEMALE WEAKNESS, ASD IRREGULARITIES,
THERE Is NOTHING IT'S Equal.
Also, Liver Derangements or TOrpidity, and
Liver Complaints, Diseases Of the Kidney, or
any general arrangement of the Urinary Or
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II will not only cure the debility following
ICHIIl.S and FEVER. but prevent all attacks
arising from MasmatC influences, and cure
the diseases ot once, II already attacked.
Travellers should have a bottle with them,
as II will iniallihiy prevent any deleterious
consequences following upon change Of fclmate
and water.
As It prevents costivencss, strengthens the
digestive organs. II should be IN the hands OF
Iall persons of sedentary habits.
Ladies not accustomed 10 much out door
exercise should always use IL.
Mothers should use II, for II is perfect
relief taken a month or two before the final
trial; she will pass the dreadful period with
perfect ease and safety.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05

81 CASH, CASH for all kinds of COUSrRY
PRuDrcg. Remember, We don't ask you To
take trade. unless you want n, for your Pro.
ducc. w, s. OSBORN.
FINpLAy, Mtrch 2. 1861.
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DR.. EAVER'S
CERATE AND OINTMENT.

ASp Yor HAVE \ PERMANENT CrIE.
The CERhTE las proved itself one the best
OlntmcniS ever invented; IL has never been
known I" tail pi ehcciing Il permanent cure uf
Old sores, Trtler and KmEWurm. -cnld Head,
Ch lblainS and Frost Bites. Birhcr'S Itch, Chap.
ped and Cracked ha'ds ar ll :, Rl"ichcs or
Pmiilps on tie Face. Ard for Sure Nipples
and Sore Eyes. the Ccra'c is the only thing
required to cure. II should be kept IN tho
house oi every family.
DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY E>cH BrrrLE.
PRlCE-Syrup II rr bottle; Ceralc % G.
~ For SAFE by ull respectable Druggists.
J y. HAIEiS a CO..
PgnIrcjurs Tor The Western states.
Cincinnati. Ohio;
To whom alI orders for the above McdiclL,s
may he addressed.
inr sale hv
ISRAEL GREEN.
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i. NJ. HUBER n CO.,
Il. BARNEY. Plcasanivile:
REMOVER & OWEN. Independence;
GILBERT, FAIL " co Nanlur;
j, w. LATHAM. Mt. Blanchard:
7 MAlON & son, NiIlilu,town.
October H. lScn Nv
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J.RoagvILLE, Ashland county. Ohio,
November 20. 1850.

Messrs. J. y. Harris & Co., Chincinnati, Ohio:
Gcntlcmcn-I deem II a duty nv well NJ a
pleasure to inform you what DR. WEAVER'S
SYRUP and CERATE has done for mo, and
hope that this letter may come to the notice
OF persons similarly afflicted. In the year ls50
! was attacked with letter, or some kindred
disease; on bothmy legs. which extended IRON
my Knees to my feet Was one raw sore. con.
suited and obtained medicines and prcscrip.
uors from nearly all the Physicians In this
vicinity, hut obtained no fchei. Your Agent Rt
this place Mr.. Hoffman. recommended me to
try the Syrup AVID Ceraie, which fortunately l
did. and am now n sound and we'll man by their
use
with great gratitude. remain.
Yours. truly, JOHN WElRBAUGHT.
Mr.. Weirhaught being wen known gentle.
man Of Ashland county makes this information
most rel able.
BY taking the Syrup n directed. it viii drive
the disease from the system, and when once
out on the skin, a few applications OF
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Letter List.

Letters remaining in the findlay Postofllco,
July lst, lsGl.
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=. PcrSuus calling Tor any of the above letters.
will please say they are advertised
JoSEiil u. RorllCHltD,
POsiWr,iCr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-25

Thu SENATE IN EAIhA oEooAONs
WASHINGTON March 2S.-The resignation Of the Vice
President presiding officer of the special session OF the
Senate read aud accepted
Mr. Hale introduced a resolution appointing Dir. Fooie
presiding officer Of the special session. which was ado pea
and Mr. Foote With few remarks. took the chair.
Mr. Wilson moved that committee OF two be appoint
ed 10 wait upon the President and inform him OF the cleo
tou OF Hon. Mr. Foote presiding officer Of the Senate
which motion vas agreed TO, aud Messrs. Wilson and
Bright were appointed to discharge that duty.
Mr. Wade presented TO the Senate the credentials OF
Hon. John Sherman United States Senator elect from
Ohio.
Mr. Sherman having taken the usual oath to support
the Constitution
Mr. Simmons rose to a personal explanation, relative
to the misuu Outstanding between him and Mr. Chngmap
This from The Senate report in the Baltimore
Sun of few days SINCE referring 10 the legality OF Mr.
Cirgmsns election BY the North Carolina Legislature.
Mr. Hale moved to take up the resolution introduced
BY him few days since that the Senate proceed TO election
for Sergesnt-atArms, Doorkeeper and Assistant Door
keeper on Saturday az two O'clock
hr Bright moved the postponement OF the SUBJECT
till the first Mo day in Decem,er.
Tie yeas and uays were then called on the motion to
take up The resolution, resutug-yeas 2S, nays 49,
The resolution being before the Senate, Mr.. Bright
NOV the pos ponemen of the consideration OF the re-
sou ion till the hr,t Monday in December on which the
yeas 10, nays %.
Mr. Brecki ridge moved its posiponement till Monday
next at o'clock p m. lie desired TO say that during
his service as Presiding Ohc;r there had been Dat one
discharge and that where the party was actually
guilty Of dishonesty. None Of the Senators were aware
Of the political principles Of any of its officers, and he
hoped tha if they were to be removed it would be post
poned till December that they could obtain employ
ment for themselves elsewhere in the meantime.
Mr. Hale and others continued the discussion, bring
irg to light and occasions connected with the
rush for offices both amusing and disgusting. hr Nes-
NTH said he vas at the Post Office business, when an
Ilnoisan, installing him for else, patted him
on the shoulder we've got that little Office Tor you all
right" The relation of this incident caused much laugh
ter The Republicans vany pressed 20 into the cleo
ton of officers, but their purpose was defeated by the
minority who will continue the parliamentary war, and
prevent them from carrying their prescription into the
Senate contrary what has been the usage of that body
The Senate went into Executive session and then ad-
burned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-25
AUCTION SALES.
FUTUnB DAYS.

T5lH UsTEp,S yAEE.-As FTusise uudsF deed Of TIas
70 ms on M 2ad q reSusry. 1881 b. O. Jones snd
Tbonton oT pgpo-ss tkrein mep ned. Iss (3ol
TtIsp day ~ AphI 5e al III Auction room Of Hector DAVE
t. sci hs h ddsr FOR cash az my rsh ard ite Irrs
tee 10 certain bsrro m ny said deed sni
in the POSSESSION VIM Jones, Buckinshan county. Viz
gzia 4 a. bAhCAHlth,
uhgS rflaee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-25

HAScocK CoUSrr-Tbe census returns reveal the TACT
that Hancock county situate in the "Psn Handle Of II
gnia has lost one-thrd OF fraction more than 'nily
three per cent Of re slave population within the PAST e
years Ia 1850 there three slaves 10 the county
nov there are Only two should this rate OF decrease oe
maintained there viii not be slave Ia the county IN
$50 We commend This fact 20 the attention OF pnhos
pier Greeley and Ala brother fanatics Of Exeter Hal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-25

Tx CoNvENTioN.-On Saturday, the Convection de-
termned TO guard sgainst an undue prOOuglOn OF the
session threatened by the general desire TO make speech
e. resolution was adopted for meeting at 10 o'clock
A N d,ilv and taking a recess from 70 4 This
.rrarrement win allow about SIX hours every day for
speech making snd viii thus have tendency, perhaps
% reeve the anxiety and impotence Of the public for
defsts aeto by exhAusng the debate an Garner usY'
than could Otherwise have been anticipated
Mr. Baldwin concluded bis argument on the Union
aide and vas followed by Mr. Bruce, OF Halifax who,
before concluding yielded for motion to adjourn and s
therefore entitled TO the floor today, at hall past j"
o'clock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-25

EXPECTED ArroiSrNsSTs-Streetr umor assigns Mr..
Hugh W. Fry to the Post Once, 10 place Of Col Bigger
Mr. Alex. DuvaI to the Custom House, in place Of Mr.
VIM. ~ Harrison, and Mr.. A J Crane 70 the Office Of
L. S. Attorney, recently vacated BY Mr. 2. H. Ayett.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-25
cry respectfully, your friends.



Ladies' Your favor tins date, requesting ny eeep-
lance OF the beautiful watchchain aud seal accompany
inc IT, Is received have uo lug1.g 20 convey You
the emotions of heart az this evidence oi your Pp'o
val o NV feeble efforts In behalf OF common country,
and which is so aatterigel expressed IN the inscription
on the chain am devoted TO the Union. Why should
rot be- am Virginiau and t is because love N.r-
gsia that am devoted the Union, which owes MS e1
sterce I'm a great measure Virginia patriotism and
Virginia stltesnausGip.
This valuable chain made Of Virginia gold, lts seal a
Virginia stone and ITS workmanship the NO OF Virginia
hards proof that loyalty 20 Virginia 81 t1ho'S
itself in devotion 20 the Union formed by our iatneTs,
whose struggles for liberty and union met the approving
smiles and encouraging sympatbies OF their "a our suor
70 preserve that liberty and Perpeua'e that ODion no"
meet with Ike encouragement from our TAR eouniry"0
men This elegant chain, the testimonial OF your apptO
baton Of the manner In which l have dischase tue
representative trust coufded by proud ana loyal
Vrgpia constituency will be appreciated by them, and
should the dsy ever come when there shall be auSh 10
fear for Virgna honor or the interests OF our good Old
STATE the female constituency represent will remember
the "Tpion ladies' Of Richmond and will send the men
Of c Harrison" to struggle, and, need De- 20 eve N
defence OF the honor the interests and The suuous VI
this proud old Commonwealth.
Again thanking YOU and tegret,iDg my inaoty 20 eA-
press ms appreciation Of your NaIuaoe P' Seu3
prompted as YOU have been BY the hoes: Of all mpul e
an ardent love Of country which has distinguished
the fair OF the land that gave birth Mary the mother
OF Washington beg you that shall ever re-
member with pride that a citz OF the same State
with yourselves which the first 10 found the Union
and il De the aat to desert IT, Accept ladies', assCr-
Anees Of my high respect JOHN > OARliLk-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-25
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA.

HALIFAX, March 23.-Tho steamer Canada from Liv-
erpoo on the 9th instant has arrived She brings fl7O
600 in specie
The Banks of Poland having refused to make specie
payment in Russia bonds the military took possession OF
the amount required.
Prince Napoleon about TO proceed to Turin to ne
gotiate for the withdrawal of the French troops from
Rome.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
liverpool March 25.-Sses Of 5000 bales Cotton IN
GLIDING 400 bales to spectators aud exporters. The
marker closed quiet but steady.
BreadStuifs are quiet but prices steady.
Provisions are dull
Consols closed at Ii for account.
IsEcoND DESPATCH
Cotton-sales OF the week 50 600 bales, including
Is 600 to Spectators add 1900 to Exporters; Mid
ding qualities have advanced l-Si but fair qualities VI
equenuy the market less firm E'ti-
mated sale Of Friday and Saturday were $4,000 bales,
closing quiet and steady Stock in port 1882 900, in
Guiding us 600 America. Hewitt Co, report an ad-
OF l6 to IS principally upands but since the arr
val of the City OF Baltimore quotations are barely main
mantainee.
Breskstuits steadv-ProviouS dull.
Bullion in the Bank had decreased $4,000 The
money market generally unchar ged.
ConsOls 81 90 II.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-25

"0uR FLAG Is THERE."-SOme person persons sig
nAized their repugnsnce to the American flag, BY
cendDg in the darkness Of Friday night to the roof of
the Wing Building and cutting down the stars and
stripes which have waved over i. for several months
past. 1t didn't stay cut down. however, for soon as
the trespass was discovered, the banner was again
raised Look, out in future, for mar, traps, etc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-25

THE CENSUS TABLE, in tO-day's paper will be publish
ed in the Semi-Weekly edition Of tomorrow Extra
copies NAV be ordered before - o'clock today.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-25

TESTIMONIAL TO Hon JOIN 5. CAELIlE.-A nunber Of
the Union ladies Of Redmond, have presented to Mr..
Garlic beautiful watch chain and SEAL with the fol-
lowing Inscription uco1 t From the Union Ladies OF
R,bmord 20 the Hon John :. Garlic in appre-
ci,,ion Of bis Patriotic Devotion 10 the Union We
give place TO the following correspondence
- n..--..-,r N.-.n y 1871
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-25

D.rrSr.-Tne undersigned Indies o. the city OF Rich
y,osd Quest YOUR acceptance Of the enclosed tes;imo-
NAL Of tbcir high appreciation Of che sentiments so pat
rotcay aud Gloon u-y expressed by you on the u-or
OF the Virginia STATE Convention on the iih INST Ieey
desire by this % mlas their sincere a1d CORDIAL
approb ,ion of speech which 20 CALAMITY uphods the
glorious flag Of our suu cherished Uui0c and IN which
You SO sleu,ly defended those htowed institutions
inherited from our ycc Grated Fathers. and urd which
We o-dy bOpeth bless n-s fqeace and happues rum
ana il.,ice religion asd p..y may be established
among Us TO- all generations.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-25

TAE Futrus.-rhe fun moon nlumined the city last
night, With sEery ustre; the South wind impaired
geai temperature. and the pervadrg tranquility was
only broken BY tia aceordan music Of the church bella
lnhuenced by these, as well az hope by hoer irsp
raliOns, hundreds OF ladies and gentlemen repaired TO
the various places OF worship most of which were
crowded to overlooking. At the First Presbyterian
Church, Rev. NJ. Van Dyke, Of Brooklyn n. Y,
pied the pulpit The church was filed at an early hour
and hundreds were unable TO obtain admittance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-25

kEsE x = SPECT FULLY An
49, nource myself candidate for reelection TO the
ONCE % CRY COLLECTOR
mh2I tdes JULIUS A HossoN.
1911 RESP TFUELY AN
49, nounee myself candidate for reelection to the
onc. - CITY SERGEANT.
uh1t-tdes THOMAS L. DUDLEY.
~ CITY POOR-HOUSE.-I respect
49, fully announce myself 70 the voters ~ the city Of
Neh1ond IS Candidate for the SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
CITY POOR HOUSE, al the ensuing april election
mhlS-tSlApril RICHARD REiNS.
S[WSCGTK COUNCIL.-The following per-
2>~S2 sons viii be supported for the City Council in
MADISON WARD
PEAcHY r GskTrtS, Csc ". RANDOLPH
JAMS n. TAYLOR, TH0S SAMSON,
nh. Side Csc CnrrruFfFfD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-25
THE STATE DEBT.
RESENT POPULATION.

The State deDt only $40 lO6S9S H. and in hs last three
years has been reduced 46 So and may reasonably
sepect Gtat in ten years IL triH become extinct.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-25
CRISTADORO'S HAIG DYE
ONLY DYE

For desire 70 have the color Of their hair changed with
saftv and rapidly any shade they ~ desire Man
ufict1-edby CHRSrADORO Asor House, New York sold
everywhere and applied by al Hair Dr,ssers. mhS-dawm
900 TONS superior NovA ecoa Lu-p Plaster, for sale by
sDNIO mh22-lw WOMBLE CLAIBORNE, No Pearl ST.
PURIFY XOUR BLOOD.
BRANDRETHS PILLS WARRANTED TO CURE FEVER AND
AGUE
The effect OF pursing with BRANDRETs PILLS TO restore
the heah no matter be suffering They
impurities rem the system and they have the
power expulsion nasn poisonous yapor OF decyed vsge
tables any poisonous exhasons breathed by man
ever In fact the blood poisoned It impure and mp-re
blood resa'ts In disease.
BRANDRErH2 PILLS,
though Innocent bread yet they capable Of purifying the
blood and curing disease So they all kind OF feyeTs ell
aas caArhs c1seue5s and painful affections every kind
Ice 20 cents per box sold by al respectable ed-
clner rohl9-d&W1m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-25
HOMES FOE TIE INDUSTRIOUS,
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GARDEN slaTE0E THE WEST.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
HAVE TOR SALE
100000 Acres
OF Rich Farming Lands in Tracks of Forty Acres and
Up,oard on Long Credits aud Loo Prices.

THE attention o'he enerprng and Industrious portion Of the
community "a directed to The following statements and liberal
inducements offered them by the