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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
RELIEF FOR THE SIXTH REGIMENT AND


EEADcuARrIas SlxrH REctNsvr, vsM)
ANNAPOLIS, Std, hG 4, Is6i
nraR FArrrR-1 appeal through ynl n ne Chamber o,
Commerce, on behalf Of the Sixth regiment, N. Ys.w.
Col. piuctneg, TO which now nttast.d Other re0i
ments have been provided for bovrtifiy. ours fibe
SIXTH composed moety Of Germous ard mechanics are
actually in want, and many OF their amIts are 10 tho
cred cament, rot sufficient money being trov,sed
for then Some o. the men here have not .nsed their
clothes snce tbet arrival and arc destitute Or uniforms
blankets enoersh'ts stockings &c such thinry yould
De more than blessing 70 them. We have some stx
hundred men. The government have depot hero FOR
clothes, al they provide oepg nations. Cal tho stten.
ton OF the Chamber TO this they not possibly re-
ieye morc mtroc self sacr acng doservinR set Of
men. Your a6ectnnate son, q N q II
Assistant commi.esry Sixth regiment, Ysx
The Chan be, o. Commerce has trsnsarraa a ap,hori
~ to the Union defence Committee for the relief NJ the
SOLDIERS thei, families ne committee has
y responded 70 the above call and suppieo tho ,ept
actual wants OF tho sixth regiment. ANYTHING q the
friends q the regiment desre 70 send will prc 1t
able, and will immee latciy reach lie destna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
TROOPS IN THE CITY PARK BARRACKS.

There now about four hundred and hfty in the
temporary barracks at the City HaN Park Three com
panes A. B. and c, Of the First regiment Of the Union
Volunteers one company Of the Tarytown Chssseurs,
under the command Of Captain Chalmers, and COM
pany from Ithaca, N. Y, company @, Of the Union
Volunteers known as the Polish Legion, attached TO
the regiment a flank company, and were uniformed
yesterday.
Col. Prstt's regiment the First Union Volunteers, is
complete ia merely awaiting the acceptance OF
the Governor to be mustered into the service -
United states After their acceptance II is tae
remaining companies OF the regiment viii /.spsee the
quartered in these barracks 80 Temporarily
Crcwcs OF curious people surro-. d /,
from daylight to sunset watching ys ana.re ss oI
n'es ns aDg o. tine which + always going
taxing almpee al The = e Of those on duty who are
IN ps,r aii,na m. ltwa'd world ever or through
une number OF men i'll be largely IN
creased arrns W next few days when the Union voan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

The activity which has prevailed in the Navy Yard
since war became imminent, continues On Tuesday the
following officers appointed to the steam gate Wabash
reported at the yard
Captain-Philip voorhees,
Commander Samuel Mercer.
lieutenant--T G. Cor DIN.
Chief Engireer-James W. King.
Surgeon-Samuel jackson.
Midshipman-John i. MeGleney.
Boatswan-H. Hall.
Gmner-Charles Moran.
Carpenter-H Thomas.
Work is proceeding rapidly on board the Roanoke
and the Savannah and both vessels will be soon ready
for
Government has purchased the steamtug Thomas
Freedom. She LETT Tuesday with the frigate Const
tuition for Newport r. l. where the rigate 10 70 remain
for the present school ship for the naval cadets
The Freedom expected to return last night. sne
win be Immediately lifted up a gunbnat TO join the
Chesapeake iloa, to which the Reeoute and Reliance
belong, and will leave tins week the vanguard. The
Freeborn will follow early next week.
The other gunboats--namey, the r R. Cuyler, Mount
Vernon, HUNTSVILLE Dawn and wontgomery--are nearly
eady Seamen are being received in large numbers on
board the North Carolina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
wEsTCBEsTER COUNTY PATRIOTIC MOVE
nENr

An adjourned Union meeting Reid on saturday IN
Bedford, wsstchestcr County, in the Court House The
chair taken by senator Robertsoa, w1o made "a
~i,'ic sp.och and was followed by loha lsv, Seq Rev
~ B1gss, lohn =. DATES, teq.. Rev, Ar. hervy. Nr
lane fsno rreseptpd the roll NJ 4 cDnuauyl Rnd
otbe q sunscvptson cpensf, and ne supscr,p'io
c,,, ~, tee ensrge1. Arrang nerts were fnr or
gan,1ng anme Gnard, " ne dritler ~ Captain VOID
enrs " nd nittee n lscies appoinfo0 en- rasra
Row yye NgEs, Rv VS. Hervg, xrs James pGac
berry, Mrs !. '@ce Batter, MISC Mcdonald, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
THE BANNoCKBUPN BATTALION.

The progress of this battalion is highly encouraging
Yesterday the men embodied in this command decided
to attach themselves TO the Constitution Guard ana the
the First company were forthwith moved to the new
quarters OF the regiment, located in Elm Park Com.
mandant Mason has also removed his headquarters to
Mont gomery Hall. 10 Prince street, where staff of
geants are constantly in attendance to receive
Those who intend TO join this command VIII under
OF ancient Scotland have step in the organ
Zation o. This battalion which cannot fail awake such
an enthusiasm on their leaving the city for the
has never been witnessed in the peaceful dis.
plays Of our citizen soldery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA.


The Southern papers when speaking Of the loyalty
the people Wheeling aud other places in that part Of
the cold Dcn'r on describes II AZ "the rebellion n
Northwestern " gnia' and al the newspapers in
that region THAI support The government OF the nte1
States under the general but ingGKng heSd % 'tosy
Spers" VIA. Is one man q meat e another man
Scnor.
IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The RI hlood suir.r sast she ,as,eisture % North
Carollna orgso Eed Wednesday. aud ell ciunr
Convention " the peop passed Unanimously. Tue
election u members v IA take place Monday, the l3tE
INST aua sae conseGtcn 10 u sssenhle at Raleigh Oh
the Aondap following. Chere no references OF
AS,oD q the convention the people rue Far Of tie
Southern COME erscy sareaiy ~ATns oyer 'Ee capital
Surgeon s,eAe al Gibes, VIXEN lie reached Columbia s
g., after his sist 70 Roleign. mages the following re
and The ordnance II Dc sy p4ssli d
tie Goth net 1Ee Convention Oiu passed tks H.
uAsinoasy, ANA had only three votes in the se-a'e
against It.
n ere is a ape camp at the rAr er1up3s near Rae "a
where there mo 81 he suest troops IN tie s,4e
company Of fyns artillery, under Csp'S'n Rarococr =
grad OF Weet P1:nt, is spsc ay noticeable Er =
passed several coInpaaa OF tao ~ay % okh, 4ae IA
t1reaosys there y y 3s 300 'nen ready ior ygea
TIE Raleigh Ndte Jg2Sid. gives st or companies 1r
duty q Monday evening, april 70, anoGntEs u 800
.Nsen
.r.iE CONDITION AND POLICY Of N0rTu CAROLINA.
me Ealeigh RssLs : puts fo'th ,he to'0uinF Try
Ne Union (f there 10 % out Oh,
cuSt 1ae quest ons thea srewhe'e i she % 60 aud
r her chor - be mace2 TO nc 3ys' Question 20
A. thort hcstatpnn the .onfedscacy Of the
r. sss-ius1 Tue cJnleJtracy formed By the
q, saarch!Dg 70 DIVE ma X TOE Gothic AGd Fsrdts rom
NJ w and end Nirtina 20 the SECOND question
~ sslst the Legislature. the erst oar It's
~ 3Jnst tuitOua Eialfty, cali Convention % meet
three weeks thereafter snd ,et the acton o. tho
COW ssticn No dna. Ths convention can, and are
snre I'LL, North Csrolina 70 the southern confeie
rsy - agOptag IT, constitution and b. laying or tie
s.sfs 70 $3.50 number ~ tls.r,is az Il o. f.aes
.ary 20 Cornish the of Representatives phc1
sof,h Toins gill be entitled In the Southern G1ngret
md 80 70 ea two Senasore 70 represent tLe sa,o re
y 2 gss.a tie t9utnefn cingedaTacg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
AID FOR THE FAMILIES or THE SIXTY.
NINTH REGIMENT
ACTION or TIE LIQUOR pEnLEps, 81

ACTION or TUE LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY.
meeting OF the Liquor Dealers Association OF this
city hold Nouay evening last, At which resolu
lutiops adopted Ger The appointment OF committee
OF three earh ward cuec. funds for The relief OF tho
families ~ the sixty ninth r.guent Mr. Mglvhoe IL
No 3As Pearl street app,n'ed or the f1nf
and The donations and eubtCrptots recsved by the war;
ous Committees viii be returned Il in to be applied %
Their Intended use.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
THE LANDLORDS AND THE WAR.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE BERA LID.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Please give notice to the Union Defeace Committee
that there is at least family in the city in reduced
circumstances, and there may be more whose members
have marched to the defence Of Washington make
claim for assistance the committee, but who
suffering persecution from their landlords because,
in assisting the departure Of their children they are
unable to pay rent In advance Such landlords
worthy to 60 down to posterity with the tory, John
beef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
FLAG RAISING THIS AFTERNOON.

Tho Stars and Stripes will be raised this afternoon at
five o'clock the Office Of VIM Pond Co q manufac
tory 100 West Eighteenth street. Appropriate addresses
viii be made, ana young Lady will sing "The Star
Spapgled Banner"
large banner fifty by thirty feet will also be raised
three O'Clock this afternoon Park in front
Of the establishment of Messrs. Lathrop LuddiDgton
Co. Interesting exercises will accompany the ceremony,
and speeches will be made by the Rev. Or. Cha0in and
other gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
sEvENTY-FIFrH REGIMENT.

The Seventy fifth rie) regiment, Acting Col MeCuna,
will be inspected to morrow and mustered into the regu-
lar service. They number about 600 men, many of
whom at present stationed at the Park on Blooming
dale road and Eighty sixth street The officers have not
yet been elected but they will shortly be The Union
Defence Committee have subscribed the of So 600
for the purpoae of fitting out the rifle meeting
any otbe' necessary expense. The ms ection will take
place at the Arsenal, Of Elm and White
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
THE OFFERINGS FOR THE UNION.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

LAsc.sTTR, Nay 1851.
WI you please to MAKE correction in your patriotic
contributions Yo have noted Lane al 50 900 The
Commissioner o. the county have sahscribea $50 00)
and the cnrcG te end private subscriptions amount
least $4,000, making in all $50 900 oar county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09

sehT1Eh FkssELs TO De DErAfNED At CHARLES
TON.
TSs Char N,on 8rcury y the "a saYs-l,ov ri skens
received - spaieN rom Secretary semmngsr yester
sSv. author z'g 49, 1senton ~ al Northern vessels Ia
tls p,ri on Cha t n, With nsruc. 1us b. the plestr
~ tho Port AIT any lrAu zee 4 Northern
veSels and 10 prob b me eruotston ~ rice 10 Surtn
eru pos The Cove 'por prompty issued bs orders no.
cofoDcy. -
, srgNl sfcANT FACT
ne Boston T0r'lLu say N-oDe q 'ho beet military
yesnsn,o ~ "a IN Caroir ~ae requested lately " yo
lurieer 70 60 70 vTgna but sey respectfully declined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
BEIrIsn MtNBENs on rnE noer ar.Rn.
THE TAMMANY REGIMENT.

The members aai ex me nbers OF the N.drSn light
Guard about 10 enrol ttcufeyts INTO ccrn,ny 70
he attached 10 The jackson tramnary "a rsria,op.
be rendezvous OF the company 10 located n Ma SIS
anes strte ct, whore those desiring 10 o la AZ apply /,
Acting Captain william Vail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
NEW YORK RsIrIsH VOLUNTEERS.

All activity and hustle depot Of this regiment
No 3es Bowery, for the inspection today They are
daily acceesions their ranks Of men from
Canada. company from Troy is expected trdsy, N
time for the inspection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
THE EXCELSIOR BRIGADE.

LETTER FRoA ACTING BRIGADIER GENERAL DANIEL
T.. SICKLES.
HEADQCARTERs EXCEisIor BRIGADE !
Cry HAIL, May s. 1861 !
Ny DEAR Sm--f avail myself of the first moment Of
leisure to express to you my thanks for tho aid have
received through your columns in the organization Of
my brigade. IL is now complcted--Gii my companies
ready for service, and viii this week be Inspected
and mustered into service IL is my hops, and,
permit to add my confident trust, that If my com
mand be so fortunate as to opportunity for
service, it VII, reflect honor upon those have SO
generously extended to their confidence and co n
Denda .ion-among whom you have been foremost Very
gratefully anc sincerely your friend, d. T. 5lCkI.ES,
Col and Acting Brig Gen Excesior Brigade.
q pt-H.rr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
Il II II w A II /.
moST1NrED r-ox FIRST PAGE !

ItUNtINUF NUN FIRST FA6E
Snore who viii enix: Tor the entire be short or
Nnq.-wno can fo.iow the BY h Of AariOns men-~uo
rap hive, need be, meal ana three dghrs day,
vght asx hess eI-wM please send 10 their NAMES
The unoeystned fhe company when full TO eiec. ~
tiheers and Ia be in readiness meet al la efosee
az astns and horses can be found. TIE propseu
pane-"Wssconsin rgersn--wD indicate me emgo
frent Offered, NJ. funrh'i'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
THE sEvENTY.N INTF REGIMENT.

At the meeting Of the Board OF 0hlcers yesterday
afternoon it moved, seconded and unanimously csr
red that the regiment repudate the acts
of the company designating itself Company 10, of the
Highland Guard, New YORK state Militia. All commup
Gators ard business with tho regiment will be attended
TO by Ieutenapt Colope, = N Elliott, com napding Sew
eny ninth regiment, Ne Astor place, Eighth street,
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
FIRST REGIMENT, WASHINGTON voLUN
TIERS

have been actively recruiting under Colonel lrness, m
officer of the Mexican war, and number over 700
Tie inspection BY Major Tayo takes place to day,
at ten NJ at the Armory Nos SO and % Sixth
Ten company rolls have been sent to Albany, o.
regiment will be mustered INTO the United Statcs serce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
DEPARTURE OF RECRUITS FOR THE SEV
ENTH REGIMENT ENGINEER CORPS.

detachment Of fifty recruits for the Seventh reg-
ment engineer corps viii leave the regimental armory
this morning at nine o'clock, en- roe for Washington
These recruits have within the past ten daysfuy equipped
themselves at their expense The detachment is
composed Of members OF our nrst New YORK famlies,
who will no doubt give good account of tbemseys.
One hundred and thirty recruits rendered neT services
for active duty but only fifty accepted for the
present These troops will do duty engineers and
teIists alternately or as the ext ences OF the company
may require.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09

NO ed In their expreseions OF gratitude They hope 70
give good themselves when oroaghs 'aoc "
face with the foe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
THE ELEVENTH REGIMENT

will drill This afternoon, at two O'Clock, q, Hamilton
square The regiment i'll parade in fatigue dress armed
ard equipped, without kpapsackR,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09
RAMSEY's VOLUNTEERS FOR THE REGULAR
ARMY.

This crack regiment is fast filling up with officers who
are graduates Of West Point, have held commissions
heretofore in the army No less than seventeen gentle
who received their military education at the Point have
hastened from civil life where they had RETIRED TO pre-
mand and almost equal number who we're In the old
regiments. II is curious fact that companies Of men,
bataons and whole regiments have been offered TO the
Colonel, on condition saving and excepting t6at the
officers were taken with them. Some seven thousand
have in this been rendered. but as yet only
commissioned officers have been recruited for the
regiment The best material in the State Is ready for
Colonel Ramsey he has arranged the selection
of experienced officers to take Of them The re-
cruitng stations will doubt be open before the close
Of this week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09

MOVEMENTS AT GENERAL SANDFORDS
OFFICE.
No orders were issued from General sandford's Office
Yesterday. Every effort s being made 70 get of the
Second Ninth and Seventy ninth BY the end Of the week
am as all the arrangements are completed, Gen
Sanford will folow the troops to Washington. Informa
ton was received from the capital yesterday TO the effect
that Sco.ts health Is unmpaed the reports TO
the contrary notwithstanding, and General sanford
wished that the false impression IN regard 70 the Oh
heros condition might BIO removed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19

o. At LAsr-Ysstcrday, about o'clock, the an
.,,c,t uas communicated from the Hall OF the
.--s,,ion that an Ordinance Of Secession had been
49, on wednesday, TO take effect as an act OF that
rhen the SANE is ratified by the people a. PO4 70
o,,ir,,,ce rapidly spread through the city, and
l..5,sd A perfect f,rors Of JOYOUS excitement
- and prolonged cheering proceeded rom the
.,ls assembled on Main and other streets
!, (. very short tirle, rush was made by parry OF
~ 49, ~ the Custom House for the purpose Of signal
60 m, act Of Secession Ia more dsmOustra,ive man
b,7 hv vociierations o. delight The gilt letter sign
.r,;,es S-s,s Court" over the porco OF the Custom
n, VS. speedily dspnced and taken down, and the
,,,s Of the building notified that Uncle Sans ju
~ ion over the property had ceased Ine next act
IN lace wss 20 raise SOut' ern Conederaoy q x
te s1sh end Of the Capitol where it still floats
,,te1 Of the sympathy Of VI eitiz rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19

Every parent should keep ply q Radvays Ready Relief
eont atty In the house not only cures will
hgae Group, IrHuerza fore Throat sra Pox.
Typhoid Fever ether malignant diseases
In Rheuatsm, Neuralgia, Csamp Pars Aches. and
.nfrss sppi alton OF tie Ready Relief externally
a easpocnfu title dick, viii stop the
tlsiiug pa rs Ia fftm e - ff,ecn minutes
In attacks Of Group Dpheraor Sore Throat plague
Railways Ready Relief will always i and quickly the
patient
For wors there medication quick dose OF Railways
Ready Relief
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19

Sroe 1884 q; Company aa5s sold 100000 ceres 71eyssH
u . -oat ci-I,,, GDl eDsy contract ooa!ns agree
,et 3, cuUBat. The roI1 h,s been constructed nyot
lands at an erpsHs.cf s3OOooCoo IL 1870 Ia population Il
rt,rin. COUNTS. G-es4 tici passes 'ods only S355ss
sace Az sJ haze bean Gdda asatg DC ishOle pQpuld-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19

GApEEySs Of Volunteer Couran,cs throughout the State
~ are respectfully o:r-ei that he cymmisloners appointed
by aH Tor The purpose ohtanrg accou &c.
contacts for tteus Es they are delivered - Ills
post hey are is5aea Immediately, according priority
Of orders CHAhIEs DlMNoCK
cap.sin sad Superintendent. A.moTy.
Richmond. Va. January s. If6i. jslO-U
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.

Are the CREST resnersiye age for year,
he victims Of depressing. iieoqusumng complaints Of special
nature, restored cath and yigor by III All The
drary afec Ions Of the Ach boses and liver yield the s
second dose SIX PHI suffice Ia the and they oper
ate In from three T. six tCectuay than 30 Of The DIR
tic class In s2ch nsCseStng quantities Coated with
The P Is have IS geeable flavor They
tycBes quickly hut permanently and 10 bousness they
ibe DyIprps Eho have suffered for years recover
weeks under IA painless operation They powerfully upon
the craton = the blood rendering uniform and equate
throughout the systeu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19
RAnWAY,s REN0YArING RESoLvENr

Searches the diseased blood and pugs Of am story and
corrupt particles For chron diseases supposed to be inaxea
In the fish and tissues past al help Is the sole iUgrJs
cure There no, sA skin disorder that rs: this gh-
dnftctent Ulcer ted Sore Throat Bronchitis, Tubercie
the lrng all forus q liberation Inward outward
fore its anti sspic sEtli dGmnstory action.
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere.
apS-dsglm RADWAY h Co, Jol Street n. Y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19
NEW AUCTION HOUSE,

FOR TdE SALE OF NEGROES,
JIE undrss uod g day the Auction business
for the sale OF EtIROEs the Au,tioa Room Franklin
strs,t lately .apsd by BETrs GREGORY.
will Neg both publicly aid privately, and socts the
paro age his leads and The public generally He pledges his
promote the int 81 his pstrors and haers himself
hi, long experience In the trad ne will be enabled to
hghes; prices He Will make liberal advances
property IN hald-aud prepared 20 board
Sged trade also their stryantshsyng ample
nodsilors Tor bott. L II. Stokes,
On Franklin, Ord door below Wall street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19
no TILE yOTERS OF ESSEN

~ AND KING AQUEEN-The time Is approa chlng when
you called eec, delegate 70 you the
gisaturc people claim that entitled
by general understanding concerned
express her preference King Queen
The object Of communication Is to bring the notice Of the
voters the two Capt George T. Wright OF
noch m and proper representative OF the best interests
the honor OF Virginia In the present ctiiI
before the people, that shall Virginia
remain with the North with the Souhern sats And upon
the raylng cry OF Capt Wright Is, Virginia South"
nplS-t E3skN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19

The Question SETTLED '-TbOsc eminent men, Dr. James
~ PHYSICIAN to Qceu Victoria and Dr. Hughes BeU-
~. saw that consumption can be cured. DR.. WlsiAr
- t5is Ehen b. discovered his Blsam If ciid Cherry,
I'd experience has proved the correctness OF his opui
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19
AUCTION SALES.
TINS DAE.
BfJAa N. TAYLOR SON. Auorp.
COMMTss,oN.aIs sA 81 OF nuhI KsTATs

CONSEQUENCE Of nccncnt her the absve All. .s mat
poned I'LL FRIDAY, the 18Th Inst al ~ o'elooS g
BpiT JOHN II, YOUNG Com'r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19

WAS g lLJs:TEgD 20 THG JAIL or The CITY OF
~ AORhOap, oE The first day OF september lSG
way, NARY HOLhE3 who represented herself q that tine
belonging 20 John HaAa q the county 81 Grcenbr since
then she claims free sNv p quite ia-s arrut Xix
ycPr Oh, ave FEET E inches fjg portion Of front Ceth
ost~as well dressed whez coDncd aEd ass good supply Of
o5t'i.g.
Ter owner, she hes r-queed % forward, prove
property sid take he. away Otherwise che viii be
dv=it with - q! law l!rc-s
THOMAS Z. DUDLEY,
rlh2-sw ee--a,1t srf Ts'or Of The Cf.y OF H.. f1lcr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19
rELEGRAMS-
REJOICING

REJOICING OVER vlRGINIAS SECESSION.
sELSA, April ls-The of Virginia in Seine. Ala,
firing one hundred guns in honor of the seces-
sion of our mother State. +. A w., Of Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19
II. h. X.
IL. IL. X.
FAREWELL
CALOMEL, BLUE PILL, QUENINE.
OPIUM, CHLORoFORM, AND ALCOHOL.

Railways Remedies combine ell that Is r6qued orthe purga
ton, publication rerula nvg ration, and Ia monzailon Of
all the organs Of the human body.
RADwNYs READY REIEF, taken preventive fOrtihe the
frame the itlEcs Of b-d air had WATER dap, sudden
changes OF temperature and every species inf ctln /; Gains
the throeS o. asouy oil sill The Taken hs fret outset
any disease alone Adninisteel later suPends the
dre and affords opportunity the other remedies
excise ther ptngn Il h-elce