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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $500, 200

T. IL
Of TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
TINHE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK having ample Cash Gap
al and Chartered by the Legislature of Nrgnia will receive
Oepostes Five Dollars AMI upwards which Interest
VIII be paid rate Of Six ecntum per remaining
months Five centum anuum less than SIX months
Interest pay Ahle Ssmi-AnnuRiiy, desired
OepOs received nj their ouce Al the store OF Msss Dake
Hutch son 10 ~ Msn Street.
j. J. WILSON, President
A UrTcHssoH Tr,akurer mAil-ly
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I,nIsrKE,S SAFE OF yKnY VALUABLE

CLAY AM glGH SIS By yir q deed Of tu executed by
Richard NGruder ard VIII ia the subscribe Ca al l!h
February &c., duy rded In BclmCnd Hastings Court
shall p-Oee - IT public sucn FOR cash, the prentice,
C2SDAi, tn February lGi II o'clock p NJ fair
the ret air day ihIctts- the valuable PHINATE
REDkNCf located aoy: The n; fronts - feet the es
side o s;h street. and back 100 feet Tie mproyeT
s OF hs'ome dwelling (Gear.y new furnished Ia good style
Sh al node eonyc'nce' and amply su lent FOR the
mediation Of Frye family. Tie datons
good The location Of this property very d,srale for private
residence The taxes ior 1861 IN he phil ty The purchaser.
POLLING W. HANALL, rx,.,...
G1DDiN, "''ees'
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

WE return sincere thanks friends and
w the public generally The liberal patronage that have
heretofore received and hope by strict attention TO business 10
merit continuance Of the naking large
psfaons business eXten.ise than formerly
ALrX HILL a CO.. No. l2i Main street,
Manufacturers snd Importers Of Boots and shoes,
Richmond Va.
p g. W. prepared ~ settle all which due
that be prerented to the n 81 Alex lI AleN
Hill Individually, and hope AL who Indebted 10
will pl forward and se- tem forthwith all accounts
that due and unpaid will be placed the hands
OF a collector fja3l A. ELL 4 %.
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,

NFRS. PhEEIP MAYO will recPca her HcH0oL. a:
va Church. 1lth street. between Bread and Mar
shall hst Monday In October She will receive few sU II
hnYr r. uns ner nens.an Of mnnthA. irs ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13

THE
MAGNOLIA BALM.
PKRrECr AND COMPLETE REMEDY
PIMPLFS, BLOTCHES,
PRECkLEs, ERUPTIONS,
SUNBiRN OR TAN.
This Elegant Preparation renders the skn loft and fresh, iu.
parting Ma bic rlty. most oil and refrengn
piled ih- face se the and will give immediate
relief the Sting OF Insects Net log poisonous ino Us
competition. The contents OF bot lie might be taken without
harm H. implication sssry R'g tor a eeet teW cure Tie
trOrNt cI ~ Fim5les.
sold eyerywhere-Priee Fifty Cents Bottle
W. HAGAN CO., Propreiofs, Troy, N. Y.
FIsnRR 4 sHEPPARD, Agents. fe5-dtw3m
DOCKS SUITABLE FOR THE TIMES.
Tssors Enqury enquiry the principles and policy q
United States by John Taylor, Of
Cro Inc county Va Price g. 90.
the Science Of Goyenmet Intended TO prepare the
student 70 the study Of the Constitution OF the United States
by Beverley Tucker Professor Of Law In the University Of
William aud Mary, Va $50
brief enquiry into the nature and
character Of Fede Government being review Of Judge
storys lons uon Of the United states
Nv Judge Abel u UTs ur Of virginia sl.C0.
The Writings az Hugh swim Ieguc late Attorney General OF
the United States, prefaeed By memoir OF his life vols
Svo $500.
souihsde view Slavery. BY Rev. Nehemiah Adams New
"a. T5c.
Oannbas All or Slaves without Masters By George PIhugh Of
Caroline county Va Cloth 81 90.
60 ogy South the failure OF fee society. by George
For sale by A. MORRIS,
febs 1871 Main Street
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
~ puSLoP. Moscus, 4 co arcrs

81 DUNLOP, MoScuS co, Aucrs
ID 10 r0RPEE, SUGAx. dc., At AUCT1OS.-
II On TUESDAY, The I?h last eomneocSg at II oei,ek.
wI sell AL us suction store
IS! rags prime quality Rio Cofe,
100 hhds fair 10 choice qa.lty sugars
g. hhds Mu,cVAdo Moiaises
90 doz Spades and kh.v Is and ether articles suited 10
The trade
Trns-Unesr titO cash. slo months credit for sp-
prov ed negotiable paper
1B-ssles without regard TO weather.
fil-td DUNLOP, M0NCURE Co, Aut
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LAW CARDS.
DaYIn s q. CAEEIL.

ATTORNEY AT LAW
DRAoCEs in all The Courts Of the unts Of Nelson an
Amherst de will atcsd TO any law busn' entrusted q
h IN In inc sdiscent touu'ics
Ix- Addrets Tys River Warehouse r o, Nelson Co, Va
-1Y
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To ACTUAL CULTIvATORS.

Since 1851 Company hare sod 100000 UsysP
m 10 dct4ri cura srery contract contains agree
eni u iuats Tls road ~ been constructed hr0Hgh these
Lrnds al az epcnse Of s0Op0OJJ IN $50 is population y
hcynins cJunts Through io5icA passes only $685.
since toll f98Aars been added mating n, Wlois opd
ton si4 ssl, u gain cfl43 per cent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13
DIR. >. W. CLARKE's

= ii M IL q tt ny Lin IN e mt,
I1OR the o. RhcumAs Lumbago aud all diseases ofhe
Spine Acut, Pain hHsm ston In par Of TIE system
PAlnrl Gatherings IN the Breasts Of Females Chronic Sore
Threat swrlngs strains Spra!n lilies, Cts Burr Peurisv
Scsld Ola Sores Sc &c Fer Horses will any form Of
Cuts Sores Scrltehe- &c.
Prepared BY Dr. Cluke, Aberdeen MIS- and far sale by
JAS P. DUVAL Druggist and Chemist
fed Corner Main and 10Th sts., Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13
CaMM PATTESON
PARKE POunDEXTER.
WALTER II. ROBERTSON,
ATTORN EY AT LAW,

RICHMOND, VA,
WILL practice regularly In all the Courts held In the City
w Richmond and counties OF HenIco Chesterfield and Anne
lis -
Office No / Law Building, TraHklin Street de5-6m
professionals NOTICE.
WOOD BOtILBEN and his con WOOD BeULDIN, Jr.,
w have united OF the Law, In the
Charlotte, Halifax and MeckleE5urs.
wO0n BOULDIN, Jr, WOOD BOULDlN.
Boydton, Tacott Post ONCE,
hecklsnburg, county. Charlotte county.
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ton si4 SCI, gain efl43 per cent
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY
As An evidence ,h OF the people, may be stated that
coo 900 freight Including 5000 900 bushels Of grain and
$50 barrels forwarded the -elas
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The pees vary from t6io 5 acre. according
to location quality tc FIRST class farming lands sell for about
90 TO s2 per the relative expense Of ubdueg prairie
compared with wood lard In the ratio Of 10 In favor
Of the The sale the bulk Of these lands will be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
per per annum and six interest notes a, Elk cent
payable respectively In two three four Ave Snd six years
from sale and four for principal payable in four
Ave al, ard date Of sale the conac, spuls
ting onetsnh Of the tract purchased shall he fenced and cu
uvstcd year. for Eve from the date Or sale
so year, onehs shall be fenced and under
cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
valuation cash the sbould be a, six eoIrs
per acre. When the cash price will be ave dollars
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lsnds so climate productions
prices. and terms Of payment be had application TO
wv. FOSTER,
Lind Commissioner Illinois Central Rd.lro0d,
Chicago, Illinois.
FOR othe Towns Villages AVID Cities situated upon the
Illinois Central Railroad pages ISIS 49, l9O Applttohs Rail-
wa Guide. lal4- dchv3m
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KA3TERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

These lands sre contiguous railroad 10 niles Ia leasth
which h ether roads and nayFAte lakes aai rive p
thu, asrdag Communication With the Eastern aad
Southern markets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13
HOMES FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS,
GARDEN STATE OF THE WEST.
THE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
HAVE FOR
100000 Acres
Of Rich Farming Lands in Tracks of Forty Acrss and
Upward on Long Credits and Lon Prices.

TIVE attention o'he enerpng and industrious portion OF the
unity directed to the following statements and liberal
luduc offered them by
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03
ICON lhe IndlAn4poll. Joqraal.l
our Boys in Western VirgInla

Every letter we receive from Western
Virgins is full Of complaints that the
clothing of the men is wearing out, their
provisions scant and poor, and the pros
pect of improving either bad. We have
no doubt that orr men are sadly punched
at times for wvnt of good food and sutti-
Gent clothing, and it is n shame that il
should be so, for better men, serving more
faithfully in more unpleasant and un-
promising region, there is not to be found
in the whole Government service, except
possibly at Fort Pickens. But the shame
does not rest on the State authorities
Clothing in abundance for all our men has
been sent them, and efforts made time
after time to get tito them, but some
how or other It either gets down to Gem
eral Rosecrans, or is inextricably tangled
up on the road. 1t starts. The Cow
eminent store-keeper at Cincinnati says
be has started it. Gen. Meigs telegraphs
that it is on the way. Our State messen-
ger follows it up closely, meeting at every
station the cheering information, "Just
gone on sir. probably Mt the camp by. this
time" and arrives ut tile camp to to find
no clothing Mere. Two months ago the
Governor Started 4, 900 oYercoats to Rey-
nold's brigade. They were badly needed,
for even in August Cheat Mountain Sam
nit was covered with snow, and togs and
rains are almost perpetual. After very
long time.he found that 1900 of them had
got to the camp, andpthe rest had got on
to!ths backs of the Ohio men by some
queer.process known. only to Gen. Rose
Grams or the Quartermaster of the Depart
ment.i4 New uniforms for the entire brig
AIDE were sent long ago, but up to this
time nothing can be heard of them.
Mr.. COmmissary Stone has gone to hunt
them upif possible, and this is the second
trip he has made, and the third or fourth
that he and others have made in this sin
gle duty of getting clothing to our men,
But red tape has managed to lose the
clothes somewhere, in spite of all their
searching and care. 1t is enough to dis
hearten any set of soldiers, or any set of
State authorities, TO see their needs so
entirely and constantly disrcgarded, and it
is the highest praise of our boys that, in
spite of this misuse and almost criminal
negligence of the Government officers, they
are steady to their duty, and unGomplain-
ing except in letters to their friends. Is
there no remedy Will the time never
come when clothes sent to our men will go
right along to them without being lost or
appropriated by somebody else, on the
road. -ta4.H.E
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03

fensfbie ON tile land side, and it would
hardly be necessary to wait for the COM
pletion of the third psrallel, ms the British
did ia 1880. The South was deiencelessi
then, lin fact, and is scarcely better defend
ed now. Nearly three years were passed
in warfare at the North, from lTT6 forward,
before il was thought necessary to break
the strength of the Northern States through
the weakness of the South. The great
leading conditions of the two sections are
the same now as then, and when arrange
ments are complete for such military pos
the South, the work of putting things in
order there will not be a long or difficult
one. ]l8fItt{ sjtl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03
MATTONlAI LOAN.

DIRsuANT to INSTRUCTIONS from the Secretary Of
/ theTreaEury, n book viii be opened % the stn
ilay Of October 1861, at Bridgeport, Ohio in the
banking house Of the Belmont Branch OF the state
Bank, for subscriptions under my snPerlntenaence
for Treasury Notes to be issTed under u me as. o.
my dollars, ono hundred dollars, nye hundred DOL
lars one thousand dollars and hye thousand dollars
each, dated 10th August lsei pysoIe three ye a
rected and bearing interest At the rate OF liO PeI
cent per annum, payable semiannually; sneh inter-
est being at the rate two cents for each day on
every hundred dollars. For the convenience OF the
holder, each note will have coupons attached ex-
pressing the several amounts Of semtannuAl inter;
est which coupons may be detached and presented
for payment separately from the notes.
subscriptions for such Treasury Notes Will be re-
eeived during fifteen days from the day o. opening
hfty dollars for any fraction OF that sum can De
received Subscriptions Of hfty dollars or one nun
dred dollars must be paid In lawful coin OF the
United States at the time Of subscribing. snbserP
lions OF more than one hundred dollars may % PAID
at once; or, IL preferred, one-tenth a the ttimeOI
subscribing and one-third OF the whole amount on
every twentieth day thereafter until the whole sha
be paid. No payment OF Ices than htty dollars can
be accepted that being the smallest sum for which
Treasury Notes can he issued.
Certificates will be granted in duplicate to sub
scribers for the amounts 50 paid, the original OF
which the subscriber will transmit by mail TO the
Secretary OF the Treasury, when Treasury Notes as
aforesaid will be issued thereon to suuh subscriber
or his order, carrying interest rs expressed in such
certificate; but In cases where only u part Of the
amount subscribed Is pAat the time Of subscribing
Treasury Notes will be issued only for the payments
made subsequently to the hrst, which will remain
until the whole amount subscribed by such person
shall be paid, when Treasury Notes will be Issued for
such first payment also. On payment of each do
ferred instament the sub eriber will pay in addi-
tiou thereto, sum equal to the Interest accrued
thereon from the 10th August TO the date Of pay
ment, and on final payment like Interest on the
amount paid on subscription, which payments OF In
terest will be reimbursed to the subscriber In the
payment of the first coupon.
The Treasury Notes Issued upon such certificates
by the Treasury will be sent to the subscribers by
mail, sucl other mode as may be indicated by
them when they transmit their original certificates
The duplicate certificates may be retainad by them
for their own security. J0INC. TALLMAN,
Bridgeport, Sept. 80, 1861. Subs. Agent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03
] snrxaroE,s NotIee.

We refer every body to the notice from
the Surveyor Of the Port, in to-day's pa
per. By an order from the Government,
heis directed to examine all baggage and
packages couaing into and leaving the
city, in order to see that nothing Of n con-
traband nature Is being carried to and fro
for the help Of the traitors. This Is an
other Of the annoyances TO which the se-
eessionists have subjected the eounty. We
shall soon have some idea, in this once free
and happy land, of what it Is to have two
governments, instead Of one, along our
boundaries. This order ought to have
beensissued long ago-rbOfore JeR. Martin
and his traitorous colleagues hereabpdts,
got SO many clothes shipped. We feel as
sured that Mr. Hawley, who has been dep
utized for the discharge Of this disagreea-
BILE duty, will endeaVor to perform it as I'M
exceptionally as possible.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03
From tile St. Louis Demoerat.I
When the Battle May be Expected


The public must not be inpatient for the
clashing OF the two great armies now ap-
preaching each other in the centre of the
State. The best information from Lexing-
ton is to the effect that Gen. Price will
make his stand at that city with the main
body of his army, and perhaps choose us
his vantage ground the very Entertainments
which were SO CALAMITY and successfully
defended by Col. Mulligan.
To reach him, therefore, and give him
decisive battle even within ten days time,
will require extraordinary cxertion on the
par of Gen. Fremont He has forwarded
to Jefferson City an immense quantity of
army baggage, including artillery and am
munition, the transportation of which will
be comparatively easy aud rapid by rail-
road to Sedalia, but the movement of
which across the country by wagons will
necessarily be difficult and slow. IF the
enemy therefore should not advance and
give battle at some point south of Licking
ton, we must not look for any important
results short OF the latter part of next
week '1-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03

HUaay one State, or any portion Of de
people oF ah,f StGts, ehoossto Pldetthentelvts
n array sgafast the GoUe1nnsat Of ne
Uaion, \ an for trying Ae ltrengtk Of Llii
GSSe,1ih,iat, / sa for dseettdbailg -iSGttttr
gs3 Aabf ~ G0peaM6Ht or aot=+Praetieas
be, e6geieat, capable Of alahatEhliag its aS-
Lhority AID tPholaiag he POseEi sts tGtef-
ssfS Which stio1g 70 q GogergmfHt Nor
ar, an Ito Be alarmsdor dissuadsd from any
sseh eO,S,s SS iatimatoas Of as PaiiaO Of
blood. II blood T. 70 be Piit, By whOss
Tsu4 Is Il 70 Be spiltP Upon Ae suRposition,
+ p,afaIaia, q ,giu be he fduh Of tAoss tShO
choose 10 raise he standard Of diSimi0n, and
endearor 10 grosfyGte the Govsnmeat And
sir, ,shrH Liat Is done, 80 long az it Plea'e'
God 70 giSs ne a vOie' 70 ezprsss my seliti-
paents, or an arm, veak and eafeeJied az Il
nsy 5sBy age, thdt Soiet aid Lhat ARA sViu
be on tie aide Of my country, for tie support
oCMe geaadl authority, and for ne asdihte.
aaAes oCthe Foiseys Of tie URi0H.-[ Speech
OF Henry Clay, August LIST, 1850. ts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03
1Arnsr news FnoM Tnn SOUTH,

Mr. John Haley, for thirty years resi-
dent of Charleston, S. c.. has arrived in
Washiugton, in company with his son,
and furnishes the National Republicans with
some interesting news. He says that the
loyalty OF himself and son WAS suspected !
that the latter, after being imprisoned for
three weeks, was released on bail, and
that subsequently they both left the city,
and by circuitous route reached Wash
ingtoi We copy portion ofthe South
ern news as given in the Ltsgu6iieda:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
No an whom it may concern.

THOMAS HoRNDROOK, Surveyor Of the Port
Of Wheeling, do hereby give notice. that have
bcn Instructed To rirdsy examine all packages and
parcels Of goods coming into or leaving this city,
and all Baggage by EFpFtsS OtheTigfse. And nave
appointed Is my deputy, James o. Hawley, OF this
CITY, whose appointment has been confirmed, ana
will be accredited the authorized agent OF the
Federal Government. As a matter OF convenience
would recommend all persons leaving this city with
baggage to call on BIr. Hawley, who will aihx the
Government seal to their baggage thereby satllng
detention and annoyance at other points NheFe
similar order of things may exist.
THOMAS H0RNBR006,
oet3-st II Surveyor Of the Port.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03
PROVISION ron SICK soLDIERs.

By order of Gov. Pickens, of South Car
olina, on the 9Th of August last, the Sec
rotary of the Southern Confederacy Treas
ury deposited in the Farmers Bank at
Richmond, Va, the sum of twenty thous-
and dollars for the use of the sick wound
ed and disabled soldiers of South Caro-
lima. So says an official notice of the
Secretary of the Treasury, made to correct
the general impression that South Carolina
has made NO provision for her sick soldiers
in Virginia. 5.5f. s.5.s. -
ATFENPr TO DESTROY PENSACOLA NAVY YARD.
A dispatch dated Pensacola, September
18th, says: ae '
"Last night gnnboat, with fifteen Fed.
erals and howitzer, crossed from Fort
Picke1s To the navy yard, and set fire to
the gnardboat with the intention Of burn
ing thu yard. The alarm was given in
time TO save the yard, and the Federals
left, firing grape and canister, wounding
one. They were piloted by four marines,
WHO deserted four days since. Our men
on the boat fought brayely, killing six of
the enemy. Our loss was one missing and
three slightly wounded" -aas.i':A -.
.cHARLEsToN risks.
Hon. John Mcqueen is candidate for
the Confederate Congress. -. ,-,o.s,
"Colonel Hatch's battalion, for special
service" is Differed by number OF West
Point graduates. ga
Lewis N. Hatch is raising light battal-
ion for special service in the vicinity of
Charleston. They will operate in boats,
and on foot, and will have few heavy
guns. L, e B2
Battalfons are being raised Mt Hilton
Head and at Beaufort, S. c., for coast de-
lenses, which, ain view of the descent of
the enemy" they deem necessary.
They have ''Beauregard Light Infant
ry,r whose FIRST duty was to take charge of
Beauregard's prisoners. -
Citizens are invited, by advertisements,
to join number of battalious now being
organized.
BY recent arrival, lot of lines have
the blockade.)
The sequestration Receivers are about
going to work.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03

MuRDERs, highway robberies, burglaries
and all the minor offenses recorded in the
catalogue of crimes are now quite com
mon in Richmond. The papers of that
city say the people 'sCan breakfast on hor-
rors every morning" -. .5t...t-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03
A ROTHsCHILp N TROUBLE.

A gentleman who registered his name
ms Rothscbild, at the ObsrIeston Hotel, has
excited the suspicion of. the Charlestoni-
ans, by his pretending that he would leave
the city in one direction; when he went in
another; and, therefore, they arrested him.
He had yaiise filed with gold, and ia
trunk too heavy for clothing" They be-
lieve he is one Of The Rothschilds.