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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-02

VIRGIN

- 500 1000 yards Virginia msde CASH
., LIZ Al ner Lock at the price, the cheap
u, 49, ~ ,SS 70, Ray'. nd Mems prlng wear virginia
md, Woien c,oeTs Si sid, only 81 per yard Call at the
Via httAohsh Main Street
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NOLUmE 5th maCAULAY,s ENGLAND,

Tha Ordeal Of Free Labor in The British West Indies by VII
liam G. sewcI a..
Trumps Novel; by G. Williams Curtis author Of Potphar
Papers etc, sprndlly Illustrated. 20.
Macau avs Frgauc, vol. D. 6Hc
Da-ess and rs Succession Treatment. by J. Campln See.
Treatise Fever seltoons rom Course Of Lectures
Fever being part 81 Of theory and Practice Medce
delivered hy SotrvtD LYONS. h &. c a. ape
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CREsTADORO's HAIR DYE
ONLY DYE

osH%l 81
FOR All who desire 70 have their hair CHANGED with
v ceilrty and pdty 20 Oh de deg desire Man.
by CHRIST ADORo Asor House New York sod
everywhere and applied by all Hair Dr. sers mhls-d4wim
CHRISTIAN & LATNROP.
SPRING 1861.
l,pRISG eTCCK n DRESS GOODS bought the recent auction
= SAILS In Nee r. many Of them hal their yeae comp
Ing the IA rics in Dress Goods Ks Eeg Jaeo,
staple Goods Tor Fa and Plan to which we would invite
mS NJ ;''''' - ~ cHRIsrANa L,TTEOP, % Msn st
49, NNOWEEIs 81 WklEUzsD
AGENTS FOR
life and Pire Insurance,
HerrinRs fire and Burglar Proof 2aftS,
seneely's Church and other B.lls
D'''''' '''''" ''D '''' 1870 MAIN STREET.
80 YEAST pow JEfss.-J ". GAR.
d. LICK Richmond Va, manufactures 'sempls's nfa!-
bile R4ng Powder Ills ia the only factory Of Tie Had In the
SOUTH prepared friish the entire trade reason
Nor;hern manufacturers sempss Pcwi Viz
gnia aion approved by all who used L-Rcnond "g
For sale by Druggists and Groeers generGlly te! II
- DU J. w. GAGLk. K.-DFAE
plvs justly CELEBRATED Railing 20 dcrs, aad take pca-
are In reoomsnsnS then 20 a. annie. as NE T ,c5 'e me-
excuse for bad bread when ampic's or. are used
Petersburg, Va. July som, $500 " fe2 II
49, SPECIAL NOTICE.
$4,000 WORTH oy ELEGANT Dry GOODS, At AND BELOW
In consquence the general financial dranVeent through
gu, y determined sell OF superior anu
desirable stock Of
ERY GOODS,
at great sacrifice to close business possible
this day article at Trae COST from paper OF
needles IN TO the richest silks brought 10 this county
In Housekeeping Goods stock Is very large and complete
consisting Of
Table Damask,
Iibeu Shee:lng'
Pillow Case Liners,
Towels, Huckebsek, 4c &c.
speudd assortment Il elegant Dress Silks and all the latest
yes Of French English fabrics for ladies and chdreLs
dresses for Spring. Winter and GUNNER
Enb oidees. Hosiery,
Gloves ami Har9keFctiefs,
stawls, Coaks and Maniles,
slirtings, SheetinGs Flannes and Blankets, Of
Irish Llaens and Diapers
B0mbsznts and Black Alpacas.
large stock Of goods and winter clothing
pnrch,5ers are invited call and Tor Themselves.
A. X. PARKER CO.,
No 1f3 Main street, Fa;le square.
NBkn peesons indebted will please ell sud settle their
accounts without delay indulgence will not be gven
~ A. x. r. co.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.

yIE attention enteprsing and industrious portion OF the
community directed the following statements and liberal
inducements offered them by the
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The state rapidly filing up with population; ses5 persons
having added since 1885, making the present population
| / II 400 n ratio OF lO2 per cent In ten years.
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49, CHEAP -Herring's
W. Patent Fire Proof Safes insure much more for the
cost Policies many Business
afford be without them We have good assortment In
1tore. KNOWLES WALfOkD Agents,
is9i 1870 Main street
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HOMES FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS,

OF Rich Farming Lands ia Tracks Of Forty Acrss and
UpDard on Long Credits aud Lon Prices.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-02

which as they VIII perceive will enable them by proper energy
and industry provide comfortable homes for them
selves families WITH comparatively speaking very little csp
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


LAG. D. DAVENPORT. AUcrIoNEERs
GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCrEON.-on THURS
" DAY AN April will sell 10 c'elocs at our Auction
Store an assortment q GROCERIES, viz:
r. fined sugars Of all grader,
Western Bacon.
tnslsh Daily CHEESE,
BlacE Tess
Pare Voas'ses Rsm
Reotifed Yhiskty.
fyrup & lnt lee and SOa,.
Londan Porter and Ale
French Rraniy,
Ia nCrs OIL
ALSO
300 sides Cole Leather.
ALSO,
300 Sacks Grourd Alum Salt
TERNsUnder $780, cash 800 and over months credit for
%hSoNt1 L&d b DAvsNPosr, Au.,oneers
BY ouAs I. WORKMAN CO ,AUoTs.
CARGO stE.EO sIGAa AND nIOLSSSEs,
~ At AUCTfrE.-cn "WEDNESDAY. Aprl 80, at or War
House. Dock commencing II O'Clock, ST. se
the cargo, per schr. Adriac, direct from Askspss LA
900 hid, pine to choice " o Sugar
s96a;fbhIs do DO d.
TERMS o. SALg-Fr under SEQ cash over SiO0 four
months credit. for approved negotiable psper.
ais6- tbs @. I NOBrdAA a CO, Aucts
rpRU srsr,4 SAUL rsgstee Under deed OF Trusi
Tie Pad, OF February, 1884, T.,
Thornton fof purposes therein men ned shall the (8o)
TAbD Gay o AlbIL 1851 the Auction Room Hector ray
In The Cv o. Roluonl the hour Of II oclcck proceed
n tel b She high 81 iider for cash all gh and c Trs
tee certain girl conveyed 10 by sail deed end
n the Ct VIM d. Jones, in Buckingham county, Viz
gaia T. A. LANCASTER,
mh2s TIrs &C.
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CHRISTIAN 81 EATFsKOP

For all desire 10 have the color Of their hair changed With
tv and pdity gny bh Ade uey desire Man.
uf.cured by CHRIST DORo Asor House New York sold
everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dr. ssers mhs-dA~lm
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ENCOURAGE
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES!

As Agents the the Goods manufactured by tie Cen
shaw weoien Company Of Richmond Va have hsnd
10000 yards Of nne plain and fancy Single Dene
AIed Cssmerss and Cloths bstdes CT fine Blankets and
Gentemens shavls and the Of 900
yards all Of which offer 70 the trade at fair prices and
terms confidence that enterp.e Gil
ceive = liberal support. CRESsHAw CO.. Agents
fe20-u Rich, ronS, Va
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The Agricultural Products Of Illinois greater than those Of
any products sent out during the past
ceeded 800 The wheat crop of 1860 approaches
bushels the yields not less than l4OOOO
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JAMES r.. GODDlN,

REAL ESTATE AID NOTE BROKER
VII ao Negotiate C.n Of every desc pon, uPcn strictly
business prrci-les.
gy refers by permission, 70 He1us J's ~ rsyr SOM
Means Davis .uprte Msssrs &cruders soni hcsSrs
oddn Apperson; D. Williams, Esq Lakin ". Glitb ooS
Pso pssgrs J,ssuh Brlmfntl 4 Co. itI-iy
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t. =. lost ON the night Of the 9Th instant very large
Jiy-' black Pointer white legs and white zip q about
G~-< half 81 tail. His name Is "BssroN Any
inorastion concerning will he thankfully received eommu
Gated to the subscriber at the Wing Job Once. =. -
OIn COON q BRANDY-I~PcRrED ASr B0rrLRD
~ ny UDoLPHo woLyI-Thb . very hns sheis Sor
ssls by novr . m n,u,s,.,.
mh SS's ~~s N'-ss'S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-28
Soldiers Clothing.
NOTICE FROM THE GovERvoR TO HOSE PRE-
., PAIRING IT

am now endeRvoring to furnish Volunteer Troops
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing wing prepared
uniform suits Of wooden cloth and suitable undecohes to be-
distributed among them. am informed that the patriotic
censor several parishes In similar preparations
for the benefit of their companies contributions Of
cohhg are sent by them directly their several companies
without my being aware of the quantity aud kind
companies supplied great confusion the con.
sequence.
soldier can only carry quantity of clothing 1t
OF great Importance that each our soldiers shall have
good substantial WOODEN suits possbe hut also
Important that there DO action among thos ,,v
ing hen In order to avoid sending double suppl to com
panes.
therefore urgently the citizens Of ia cor,t-o
parishes to send 10 in this city supplies of clothing s
they with explicit directions as to the conrsr
or individuals for whom they intended will ,abe cara
that they reach their destination The clothes should he hoved
up or bnled, and directed New Orleans with the mama
OF The company for which they marked on and
statement sent to Of Its contents may not au,l
cate the articles.
Respectfully the newspapers 10 publIcity tbe
suggestions, In consideration of the objects effected
THOS. o. MOORE Governor.
ave-" ''eA'l7' Aug II, iool gulg 2utf
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A Committee OF Five.

Committee of five gentlemen Is formed ohe purpose Of
maturing plan relieve the families OF abseAt and de-
ceased volunteers and necessities embraced in the
provisions of the benevolent associations midst
The committee proposes to receive applications from ud
vdpas families guardians the ume Of absent
aud deceased volunteers whose duty shall be visit then
furnish them with fuel and in of Sickness procure for
them medical aid aso direct and them obtain the
benefits OF societies. instituted and endowes for tho
supplying them with food aud clothing.
The application for guardian be addressed the Com
nee of Fiye through the office giving and resi-
dencs messenger will deliver written reply designating
more families be asked for in the closest prox:
lily to the residence OF the applicant The guardian will be
nished with aeopy Of the petition family committee
showing the of the company number of the
to which its absent protector belongs The will
yegas the claims and uthulness Of petitioner Should
the guardian decline to aetn the family appropriated him
immediate notice that effect respectfully requested
The necessity and benefit OF institution this kind are
fold In the first place. there many benevolent people
New Orleans highest pleasure exists acts OF charity
withheld from the complete personal enjoy
of it apprehension of postue from native
modesy of ebsruon in The cstresses of oh Hence their
charities spread broadcast through the medium eties
which, from the miscellaneous character of their eppcau
cannot separate the worthy from the unworthy.
On the other hand there prize in the poverty of many
faes which shuns exposure them eat the
scany of i'll reauie labor and ngsr rough period
hope in perjury than permit them OF their e
seek ask relief To these guardian would be angel
| tor, the blessing reoip oeai
None but ladies visitors Gentlemen proposing
themselves guardians will please give the of lady
10 whom the petition shall be Addressed their part
The committee pledge inyiolae OF It's acts and Il
| noondiousiy resaife ed of the guardians In theirs.
The committee Ia self sustaining, and neither desre nor will
receive conIsibutiens. d20 2psf
r
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ahonipation-4a disgrace to the age. The CITY mas
issued over $500 600 of change notes. TWO osuNs
have issued nearly $500, 900, and how many nun
areds of thousands of dollars have been issued by
individuals lit is impossible to say as II IS not pe1
lieyed one-half Of the manufacturers Keep q re-
cord The talk Is, that our Legislature must take
some action in the premises. lsS.
Tbere was some talk of an important arrival
sro,n somewhere We are not aware that 1t was
ANYTHING beyond the return Of the Manassas from
an excursion party up the Mississippi we learn
that several of our old citizens who went to Europe
last summer have got nearly home, that Is, they
| are in Havana, and may get back via Matamoras,
on board of some of the Spanish or Mexican yes
sells, provided they are not kidnapped by the Hes
SLAMS pa. ..5 -.. ...+....
There has been no information received that the
Confederate Congress has taken any action on the
| memorials recommending the suspension OF the
collection of duties on imports during the war.
This is an important measure, and should receive
the attention Of Congress. Many cargoes OF goods
| could be landed here, there and somewhere, OF
which the country is much in need.
The supplies of breadstutfs have been largely in
creased lately, but there has been elimination in
prices Flour still holds at almost famine prices
$40 to si2 must pay either the growers or nterme-
date operators large return, or the great crop
returns Of last summer are proving delusion.
The Confederate Government contracted for the
delivery in Tennessee Of twenty thousand barrels
of -four, at prices ranging three dollars per barrel
less than prices now ruling. There has been but
very little change in the prices of provisions for
4 the past sixty days. Our community, the con
sumers in general, are in hopes that bacon and
hominy will at least recede in prices before many
!! weeks. Even the turkey and chicken market is
| enormously affected two dollars to two dollars
and fifty cents for a common turkey, and potatoes
which ought to be raised by the hundred thousands
of bushels in the great South, command four to
five dollars per barrel. Instead of planting cotton
planters will do well to turn their prolific fields into
potatoes and turnips, corn and wheat and enlarge
their piggeries and stocks; they would be ashamed
| Of appearing before our Legislature, urging ter
million loan on cotton. And how is it, if there
j SO great a scarcity of money in the country, thai
/ there are carriages and bugges selling daily fol
| country service? We were shown yesterday Oh
] Carondelet street carriage which was purchased
by cotton and sugar planter at dautee, hundred
1 dollars, cash. 1t looked like very comfortable
4 vehicle to ride in. Es5! "a ,s-g.4. 90.
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Christmas and Wear Fears
e r. Il Il GIFT L OFT Il r Y,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LOUISIANA yOLUN-
TIERS AND THEIR FAMILIES

The undersigned undertaken organize and supern
tend Lottery drawn for the benefit OF the Louisiana Vol
unteers families and solicit the patriotic
of the citizens Orleans and State Of Louisiana in the
following scheme
lst committee composed of the undersigned shall from
the fourth to the teuyfrst day OF December present. with
the exception Snndays) be in daily attendance om 10
Royal sres for the of receiving donations
Of every decrptIonewelry inke books objects OF art
ruatuent or use which shall prizes as
hereinafter directed, each article TO bs labelled With the
Of the unles otherwise nsructed and entered in book
for the inspection OF visitors.
I'd Each thus received will be appraised by the
committee Who shall issue lottery tickets to the of such
appraernent which shl be sold dollar each prizes
by uusod tickle shall be sold for the benefit
of the fund
3D. The articles thus shall arranged exhbi
ton constitute Ba2saror daily promenade Sundays
cepted9 The charge Of entrance to be twenty five cents
4h From Christmas Eve and every successive eveuin,
Excepting Sunday until New Years Eve partial drawing
the Lottery shall take place the donations being divided
equally practicable both regards value and speces uo
parts corresponding with the number of nights through which
drawings continued. Prizes drawn
after the close Of the Lottery.
9Th Ta4les of refreshments will be kept by ladies' AMI eff
Gent orchestra retained.
9th proceeds fees the rerehmen tables
and Lottery will be appropriated The purposes set forth
such and form the committee shall
| yisable.
I, thought that this undertaking with entire sue
cess affords by the presentation Of objects already
possession of the donor graceful mode of showing alb
soldiers that, in these days of estivty they and he
families forgotten and by the presentation Of tickets
the Lottery friends home (n the place Of odlnar,
Christmas New Years gifts the chance winning plies
good which they will surely prefer receiving gift
| nnhalowed by such associations.
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a Card.

The managers of the FREE GIFT LOTTERY beg leave to
the public that in consequence Of having received
many generous contributions amounting thus far
value the classification of which requiring somuch additional
time and labor they obliged postpone the drawing of the
Lottery until the evening of I'd January and suspend
day exhibition Monday Dext 2 instant for the purpose
perfecting the interior arrange rents of the Bazaar
The will be thrown open the public he evening Or
the Sd Instant O'Clock and will continue open day
night, Sundays excepted from 10 A. NJ till NJ and from
r NJ to L O'CLOCK until the final coe o. the drawing Of
lottery. :,
Donations will be received until the 3ls day Of December in
elusive but the would urge the sending thereof
speedy as possible. dog 2ptf
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q. TALK ON CHANGE.

inc precihcts OF Il cottondon, the grand rue
oarondeiet' were extremely dull and lnammate
yesterday IN fact, it was superatively dull here,
there and everywhere, excepting. at some Isolated
places on the grand ieEee, where s1ueensaccharne
!doth hoid sway II We nave 9 kins IN cotton, We
must recognize g queen 10 sugar. las.t,, /. ~
The telegraph wires were remarkably silent up
tosa late hour yesterday, when some political in
.teiligenee came to hand: me supposlfon was the
general intel gence nom Liverpool was later than
the 7th. The Persia is supposed to be the Gunard
steamer Gil that date. ihe america, OF the l4lb
for Boston and Halifax, is due. There is no
authentic intelligence received OF the character OF
the dispatches brought BY the British messenger
for the British Minister at Washington ALI the
inIormatlon y second and third handed. In fact,
II there Is an arrival at Halifax, paragraphs are
selected according to the supposed influence on
this or that branch OF commerce. When they
reach New YORK, they are again curtaited, re-
vamped and forwarded TO the West for effect on
grain, and II they should come to Washington,
they are trimmed to suit the Gorilla Administra-
ton. To cut long talk on, there has not been
any positive informafon received tnat the british
Minister at Washington has made q demand for the
surrender of Messrs. Mason and Slideli. All we
hear and talk about are rnmors and snppesitons.
There was also the old story OF Mexico mortgaglng
the Church property and public lands to the old
detunet United States Tor lioooooo 10 De loaned.
The Confederate Commissioner (iiasere) teMe&lco'
it is presumed, can dispei all hopes and expeeta-
tons OF the Hessan Government being IN situa-
ton to advance tins sum.
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ID

A Msqphs on Tuesday evening the 2.,h inst at qelsc
ireland, and for many years resident Of .his city.
His funeral will take place Sunday Morning the Goth
instant at 10 o'clock from the Grand Lodge, Masonic Hail.
ST. Charles and Perddo streets, All friends Of his family
are invited to attend -.. -'
F. AND A. M.-The members Of the M. W. Grand Lodge
of the State OF Louisiana hereby notified the
Grand Lodge Masonic Hall Of St. Charles and Perddo
Streets Sunday December g. at 10 o'clock NJ perform
the last sad rites the remains of deceased brother
SAMUEL GIBSON RISK, our late Grand Secretary.
All FREQ and Accepted Masons in good standing this urls,
diction are invited to assist in the ceremonies.
j. Q. A, FELLowES, Grand Master
The of George Washington Lodge, No. g. Orleans
g. A. Lhspter No. l. Orleans Council r. and s. NJ No. and
jacques de Aosy Commnndey No q and the Grand B. A.
Chapter and Grind Council Of Royal and Select Masters Of
Louisiana especially invited.
rbs ss,b r TFs or N ss1s oR.nASs
with 18th December, 1861 " E.
Grand Consory of g., P p. R. s.. SD Degree of the
Ancient and Accepted Scotch Rite and the State of Lou
sana under the Jurisdiction the Supreme sitting
Charleston, S. G.
The funeral much beloved brother s.. p, SAMUEL
c. RISK, 3sd will take place Sunday Morning. 18th instant
at 10 o'clock, from Masonic Hall.
All brethren of the several Lodges Chapters and Councils
under jurisdiction and Pelican Chapter Crox No. IL
Eagle Council Kadosh No. g. respectfully invited
earres, requested to attend the funeral in full regaia
re r r' f. SALoMoN, SD,
Dep. Ill. Commander Chief,
Grand Consistory Of Louisiana
F.AND a. The officers and members Of Orleans R. A
c. No. hereby notified to attend meeting Sunday
Morning 10Th instant On O'Clock, in the fupe.a
ceremonies Of deceased P. H P. SAMUEL G. RISK.
"..a By order of the J, 7. p -'.
d2a Ii .....-- +. A. DENTZEL, Secretary.
NEW ORLEANS TYPOGRAPHICAL UNTOE--Tne off
and members the New Orleans Typographical Union
requested assemble The usual place Sunday Morning
the 10Th instant 10 O'clock attend the funeral of la
honorary member, Capt s. G. RISK.
--.r GERARD srITH, President.
J. S. WAIKER, Recording Secretary. d!7 2t
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sass appeal for Small s8rnss
TO
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. Il, 1861
Having been appointed by the Secretary of War;
collect receive and purchase small for Confederate
States denn and expedient to make known the
fact generally possible the
work which needs done quickly. Citizens patricia
Your Government asks for the many guns
that lie, unused in your houses. Recent experiments have
that of ne Double Barreed Shot Guns
with the improved Mimic ball, Is for
much talked Mimic Musket. Then bring forth and
place hem the altar Of your country liberty that they
may the noble
Tense If objection be made sending away your guns
be urged that MAY need them home the reply
The ure the necessity Of using them home
is place them in the hands Of the many thousands Of brave
of FIRE between you and the invading foe If this
deemed nconclusve then the reflection that those high
thory those whose Judgment confidence
who IL but fair presume know we'll necessities
at home and borders have after deibcraon
auguraed this movement should be sufficient guarantee for
The wisdom utility and patriotism Of the service yon
perform. Then you desire short speedy peace,
and Acknowledgement of independence honorable
selves place the disposal your Government
strike hearts are
plotting subjugaon and destruction, known that
the rnsy Rifle, and the death dealing Shot Gun, which you
have hitherto highly priced, take part the
hct rendering If possible our victory complete than
their defeat and plains O Manassas
My instructions contemplate that shall send forth
populous regions assistant agents. charged with the duty
Of collecting and forwarding proper points, weapons
thus obtained may be- we'll here that any
wishes do though he be visited Agent
eay facilitate this work by sending he has
command, address, Robert Pitkin Is
street, New Orleans.
Agent Collecting Receiving Purchasing Arms
| for the Confederate States. aul8 2ptf
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