davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

DEARIEG & WETHERuL,
335 Main Street,
lust RECEIVED
%SuIphuTiC Acid,
Gold Leaf,
Mercury,
Carrots SNUFF,
Concentrated Lye,
Cigars,
Lilseed Oil,
Palm Oil,
Sewing Machine Oil,
ArteSian Well Water,
Bathing Sponge,
Epson Salts,
Sal. Soda
DEARLNG & WETHERHL,
oc27-7sw E5 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTTCFI

~ VIM suggested the insolvency Of the Estate Of
II Le'km branson, deceased in the County Court Of
lHy county tennessee. ali creditors OF ssId Estate
no.i.nE claims, VII file them, duly authenticated. &c
corning 20 law, with the Clerk Of the County Court. Tor
70 '-.a POI leHt, On or before the first DAY Of April,
,is52. or The same viii be forever barred
o-L5t.W4w- EVIL S. AKIN Adm'r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

RAISING p BLOCEADE."-TLe supply OF
potash having become exhausted IN the CITY, two
OF OUr en-erpILsluE citizens, Messrs. Van Brasrn
and Sparks, win ina few days begin the manu-
iactue OF potash on a large scale. We wish
them abundant success. Our people should
p~atrouze them 60 the exclusion Of all otLers.-
bacon Telegraph.
- in Missouri The Germans swear by Ere
mont and fights init SigeL" In ST. Louis
there is q capital print in circulation, which rep
Ie-eHts a native born and a German volunteeI
with upLfted mugs Of lager striking hands to
the motto, " one flag, one country, SRI Lagcr"
SAVE YOUR RED PEPPER-Red pepper is
essentially necessary for our troops in Virginia
during the present winter. Il should be care
fully preserved 10y all who wish to minister to
the comforts and health Of our forces in the field.
ground up, and packed in bags, boxes or kegs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22
STARCH
!

II HECKLE s co. have Established q STARCH
IL "ANUFACfORT ia ths city. OIters left at
tWs Office OF + q C. Heckles on Shelby street. between
bayodo aus Union streets, viii receive prJmp- att-u-
Ifu. n.rT 1u~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22
Grass Seed, Field seed and
. nna.LA u

FULL supply Herds Grass, Kentucky Bluegrass
II Orchard Grass, Timothy and Glover Seeds, whole
sae and retail RI g. CRAIG. S5edsman,
u442 dow Coz lzof- p and q -rr- as-anfz
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
TrE MORAN POWER OF VIRGINIA,

The Richmond Christian Advocate" the organ Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, of Virginia and North Caro-
lias in well considered and patriotic article upon the
cr>is, says:
"As Virgnilrs we have at least occasion for the
smallest self reproach in the issue pending. While
must not be misuuderS ood casting the slightest
Election upon The people of the Southern COut deacy,
nevertheless NAV remind the people of own beloved
o Commonwealth that the patience and mcekness for
bsararce and cslmues with which she has sought 20 Sc
cure peace honestly and preseryugy furnish us with
the happy Consciousness thai enem es cannot
lay charge passion fevctish haste BY such for
bea ar ce our memory will be filed vi an mperishable
on and even # those who oppose 5avc proved
unworthy of tine charity have exhibited and We are
ourselves account Of delay less crridably equipped
than We mglt have en-, vet the moral POKER Of the
State is s'oNu be reliable by such behavior, anu
under God Gidcon'S l;tle bard will triumph
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
PRESIDENT JEFF. DAVIS.

Crafts ]. Wright, ESQ; who was classmate AID
roommate OF Resident Davs-graduatas West Point
at the timetqs Svnlgnicated to the press some
y. tue tfalts OF character Of the distinguished Missis
sippan. He says Of him:
President Davisis gentleman-cautious, quiet firm
acting decvey. TIE natural inclination OF the mind
of President Davis is to military anArs. As Secretary
of War he h-d large experience In the line of his
duty be has made himself thoroughly acquainted with
the capacy Of the couutryits lines OF attack and de-
fence the power Of the forts, depots and stations
While performing his duty ofaccr of government
be knew no party-be would know nothing bat efficiency
and ability in The Performance OF his duty or appO nt
rnents to Office lie left his position without shadow Of
& charge He will no, know anything bat efficiency
He will surround himself only with those who are com
pe.ent | krow the most of the prominent officer:
about him TO be the most efficient in the service.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
Correspondence Of the Richmond Enquirer J
rMnNnr M, t,nnH W. RITV

LINCOLN PREPARING LEAVE THE CIIY-GiS. scorr DE-
sPoNDNG-ARNY OFFICERS REsIGNING IN SQUADS, &c.
WASHINGTON april 24.-The rumor is not ill-iounded
that active and concealed efforts aud preparations are in
progress especially in Secretary Stewards department
Tor exodus from Washington upon ship or ships Of
war The administration, especially the President Sew.
ard, ana Smith, keep themselves remarkably shady and
very careful the individuals admitted to their pres
Treachcry traitors and violence spprehended,
Tor every thief doth fear each bush officer.
Toe nOn-arrivel OF Yankee hEehtg soldiers heTe-the
indomitable position assumed aud maintained by Vr-
ginia and Aaryand-alsrms them all old 'fu;s and
feathers" Geu. scott told the President and Cabinet
that the very flower OF the army bad departed, and at
this time he would sooner have received the resignation
Of every general officer than that Of Col Robt E. Lee
The best army and navy officers leaving in squads
Lincoln is ,clred, aud Senator Andrew johnson, who
him on Monday, SAYS ne either knave fool
for instead of talking up the great occasion, he re-
tails stories out of the comic almanac or Joe Miller!
There gentleman, resident Of this city to whom Gen
once TIE army Jeter d5ord 10 lose eUery Of
fcer ssacl4dea AGn Robert Lee" Toe geue VIII m
made, AMI hsi repeated u, is perfectly
ulimPeaehbl To another gentleman also resident Of Rich
ond and equally uuimpeahsbl en- Scott sad "Ihdre
rsceice much applause for the campo ga IN Nrico he 1r5oe
credit cit dWe D Robert Lee" This also Is repeated to by
the gentleman 10 whom the rtmaTk made.-EL Fhig
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
THE UNION GONE-THE COURSE OF VIRGINIA
MARYLAND MUST STAND BY her.
From Ms Paitir.ors Ere6anos.


There Gan no longer be any cavil debate whe
ther the Union is dissolved The secession OF Virginia
is so stupendou5 and papable fact and its inevitable
consequences are so momentous that those who have
heretofore treated the Southern as a tempo
rarv paroxysm of political passion forced .. sev IN
now an accomplished revolution. ~ the causes which
have impeed Virginia 10 take this decisive step it is
scarccly necessary TO speak for they known 20 all
men The whole nation has for many weeks watched
her course with intense sympathy qua interest and with
the sednss OF he Convention tine people everywhere
ere familiar She needs other justification for her
ion than TO be found in that record II teses her
uuwayerng devotion the Union, while the preserva
tion of the Union was compatible with her s.94tv II
bears witness her unfalteTng dire for peace while
peace was conssen. viii her honor =, adOris ample
eyIta"ce cslm"T-- u,sn which she maintained her
position - ,edato OF The courage with which she re-
eisted s Invitations TO aCquiesce in the preepats
measures Of the Gulf Sates Of lac eagnestness with
which she sought % obtain some compromise some
mani ss.atons OF conciiatory sp from the North. The
world knows how her patriotic zeal has been rewarded
Her honorable efforts have been cOnemned her public
men sighted, her apprehensous ridcued and her
ings despsed. The fatuous and unyiadiag party which
controls the government has refused hel.&ea 10 her
demands or heed her Suggestions. Virginia has there
fore, broken forever h5 ties watch bound her to the
Northe G'ste ana the world which wiscrutinize her
conduct will fail find Rught for which to condemn
her The Union, then, IL dissolved. It is a bitter and
humllsting thing TO feel this, but It is folly to shrink
from the recognition of indspatabe fact. Let us
therefore accept at once the duti sud responsibilities
Of position. Foreycot Gnang these is the ob
CATION devolvcS 10 place Maryland in that Con
sedeGsVy fortunes she is destined heDcforth
share. Now that the old COufederacy is disrupted and
the Ohio is TO be the dividing ine between the two ned
Common %ealths there be little GeseBce of opin
ion here in regard to II this State should puT
sue. Il ,.e sas merely prompted by sympathy to al
herself the South there would be for doubt
about her mex. movement; but where her interests also
are inseparably identified with those of se Southern
States she canno hesitate. Nothing nov is left for Ma
ryland ont ioow the path in which Virginia has pre-
ledcd her and she ought take tho now inevitable
step with promptitude, digai;y and courage.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
A GARD FROM ROBERT TYLER.
III. Pkiode,Dhid irYHirsr-Si- the following para
graph appeared in your edition Of Yesterday:

PHILADELPHIA, April lIsh, 1861.
H. PSigddDhid iygpirer-S- the following para.
graph appeared in your edition Of Yesterday
LIFT THE CITY.
Yesterday afternoon an immense crowd collected
around the conner Uf Fifth and CestuU streets NEo were
app rcnl IL i'm erase Of Robert Tyler E.q whose Seces
sion pyoc if.Cs are too we'll kuO.n. That n,emlu
sought refuge In the Courtroom aud finally made his
capcccrcss Independence Square H. has t the city aud
few Of the same s0r. have followed hi ami PIE
desire to this statement AID TO pronounce it
false in srCy pariiegldr
While engaged 10 tralsac'iuE business in my office
Monday morning two men entered ana inquired for ne.
az once said Il 1r. Tyler. Oae Of them then said,
"0ur bool s up in Ills city and We want to know
whether YOU Secessicni, not" Irepi,d will /
a moments hesitation Sir am not responsible to YOU
Tor nv political opinions and order you a: 10 la.e
my Office and the men Instantly retired as rose from
seat. Some friends present advised me 10 leave the
Office.
positively declined doing so-fnshed the business
with which ct the time engaged, and then went 70
the front door Chestnut street. and standing on the
out .de colversed with different gentlemen tor half au
hour. then again entered the o!hce and after con-
vcrsng with Nr. Rclstcrug, went out Of tn Office,
without tho least attempt cOnceament, and wit. ou;
the least pursuit oucry. Later in the day received
message from the yor Cntended in kindness) adVs-
ing 10 leave the city for day until the excitement
nigh: abG.e. Out Of respect TO his wishes and from
proper prudential motives, | aCcedsd 20 this. went
Olif ~ my Usual ASdI, " eStii anu Is3i
lie eouveyarc-s.
do not believe the crowd in Chestnut street had any
particular anmosity towards me. There was no occas-
ion for any exhibition Of positive unkindress had
never done ttem hurt TIE men who came il.o the Of
ice doub; instgated TO this by secret po-
itea enemies of mne TOO ccwaIdly to exhibit them
selves to ne.
Now let me say that the opinions entertain are those
OF a States Right Democrat. have entertained and
pressed these opinions FOR fifteen OF twerty years past
These opinions do not make di-ioys 10 the State Of
PtDrsylya-is; claim TO be as true Pennsylvania in
my allegiance as aRy o'her man in the Commonwealth,
no matter who tina: other may be- haverey belong
ed 70 a1y political body Of any description except tie
Democratic party. have never violated any law or in
vaded sry mans rights and do not int nd so to do
While live in Pennsylvania shall never raise my houd
against the State or the flag she SHALL follow. caim the
right eijoy my opinions which is accorded tc
every citiz Of this Commonwealth.
take it for granted you will publish tta above.
Very respectfully,
r. TYLER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
NUMBER 90.

ny The urs o'thsIe P!Islhe ptsl,d!- a,iasks lrF -
RerdGcte may be prevented, md q itssl &c r-ce.
nea: Of IN attack Immediate relief froH paa t1l' 20
obtained.
They seldom ZEN IN removing us Naas,1 no H,'ifs -
which 'e-1aiss subject
Ihey act gently upon The sovsis,-rsnoyrg ,o.sr-s5
ror literary AeR, S{8deaL Deicsp Feuss, s. - rr,-i
Of ssddEtfry &dbs they valuable LcrIar- ..-'
he GYps.i> synrtoHe SID vigor 70 the or.-s 81,
restoring he na;-rtl eias;ls!y and ttrenzih M vr
The CEPBAIJO PILLS arc the result ~ le.r l'rsl !
carefully conducted experiment. having .een - ,-r,
during v!ich tine hey have prevented srt relieved sect:
amount OF pain and suffering from Headache, vts-s
ting In the system fo4 DEAN ID t.s- Of re
stomach.
They are enielY vegetable IN ts'F eopose- and he O
Ken al all tines With perfect safety, s.lho, na l'
diet: ant heaIseaes Of any dayTee1ic tIss r6r5c Ieg
% GdniHis'sr then q clNI-t1
BEWARE or COUETyRFTtT1,
The genuine have Ave signatures OF -5y -raug esch
box.
so!lby Druggists and al other Dealers - a.- eiacs
box will be sent hy rnsu Isepaid, oarse j.. Or 90.
PRICE, c5 CI.STs,
AL orders sh1 aid be addressed 10
HENRY c. SFAL0rNG.
As Cedar street.. Dev York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
ANSWERED LIKE A NAN.
ANSNh hkED LlhE A MAN.
The following which has en- placed in our hands,
explains itself:

I0e IouNNlg WHICH Has ID I'll ttASt4 III ONA liaA4Nii
explains itself:
WAsHINGroN April 22j, 1861.
L is demanded Of ne that take tie following oath
"L Saml T. SAWYER, at this present tire IN the
United States service CLERK in the Census bureau do
sci naly swear tlat vii support protect and defend
the Constitution aud Government o. the Uuicd States
against al enemies whether domestic foreign, and
,ha; will bear true Eh and Loyalty to the same, as Is
abrshsd by the Constitution and Laws; and further,
that DO this With full determination aud pledge, with
out any mental reservation evasion, to perform in
good faith all the duties which may be legally required
Of me, 50 help me Cod
TINS il my answer:
There is no authority either in the COnitution or
Laws of the United States for the administration Of the
above oath It an ct usurpaton on ;he part OF
hose who attemp, il. ! should consider myself de-
graded man we're / to take IL and prepared to en-
dure poverty. want and all the suferugs TO which hu-
manity subject rather than ob the infamous rescrp;
Of the miscreants and tyrants in power. So help me
God. SAML l. SAM1 TX.
To the Hon Secy Of the Interior, Washington city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
MEETING AT MARKHAM STATION.

Alta large meeting held at sarkaan Station on the
lq.h of April mr.. - q. Ibier was called to the Chair
ana H. .,trolmg appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions, reported by committee
consisting of Messrs Edward Q. Marshall, Thomas NJ
Amber Charles NJ Gi5son aud Henry N. Marshall were
unanimously adopted and ordered to be published in the
Alexandria and Richmond papers.
Rssolrsd T at the war ma-Sdres Of the Presidents
proclamation IN contempt of the effort OF yrgiuh to
reach a acelbe settlement Of the oues.;o-s issue
between the people OF the So-ta aad t' aope OF the
North are the yrt a seseanee Of the Union, and fur
ush JUS. cause for tue State OF Virginia 10 resume the
DO xers delegated 70 the Federal Government.
R,solueI That We heartily concur With Gov. Letcher
in the steps OF resistance proposed in his Proclamation
and hold ourselves iu readiness TO obey orders.
Resolred That in the sacred cause Of defence Of our
property our rights and liberties eganstthe threat
ened war of sujlgaton Of Virginia, by the Northern
people al the bddog Of the wicked spirit Of tauatcism
We S0lcmuly pie sc our lives aud fortunes
The meeting then proceeded ~ organize Home
Guard arJ yyunteer company 10 addition 10 the oayal.
~ company at HarPeFs Ferry, under the command
OF Csp,l,u AshbY,
R. Q. Amber, CHIMP.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27

RENARKAnLE The oil which is found in such abundance
has remarkable qualities. II is not only good for psia
for machinery &e but Ike the fabled fountain it re-
stores health and vgor We met Judge Camden at U ?.
shur court and were aston shed at bis healthy and
youthful appearance His vhskeEs and hair were Of
ev hue ana his whoe appearanqs bore every indication
of excellent health lie nforrsd Us that be could run
and iamp stAked and rdered fence, aud 5ever i.i'
,o,s robust in bis Te al Of which be attributes TO the
oil TIE wells soCd certainly BE- good retreat tor "
r.l;3x x-Rartouf .t1 rpHias,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
THE APPROVED REMEDY FOR
Ises A'EhSH.

CHLORIDE OF PR0PYLAMINE.
nROpYLA~INE vs frs: for Rheumatism ~ Dr.
rus OF ST. Petersburg Within peri1d Of about Two years
he hundred and ay patients with this remsdy He
says about 10:
the power Of true specific for the various
affections Of jheuuac origin II has been employed Ia out
de practice In considerable chronic
Rheumatism. In the pal and fever always dsap
pear the next dav."
Chode Propyimn the certain and agreeable
1t has been used in the Pennsylvania opts and
elsewhere In this county wi asserted almost wonderful
Iecept dollar send by mail postage prepaid
ent quantity OF Chloride OF rrcPyame for any TO test It's
efficacy Fuil dir eoiions viii accompany u.
have sko sale Elixir propyamne, and all other prepara
tons Of Propylane and will b. glad 70 give any information
gb ut them ~ those desiring L.
JOSEPH LAIDLEY. Cherist,
Sign OF the red Mortar Main and 9th SIS,
misc Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
DARE HOCKs-Yor sale b,
By
JAXEs wOODHOusE d co.

Tsons campagns History Of The canpsigns OF 1880 and I5
L. The Southern OF North America Lieut. Col
Tsrcn with oap5 and pian' qustO, finely bound in hal
Morocco st top.
wisoa Gmecan 6ni,hoosy9 yOls fOIO bound in superb
copy, In half Moracco gilt top
Smiths History Of Virginia. 2y'ls, Svo.
JohnstoL's Indian Narrative. u mo boards.
Burses History Of VI ginia yoA, svo
Amons Anecdotes Of tn Life Of the Rt Hon. william Pitt Earl Of
Chatham. 8vOls svo., call.
FOnteuere on the Plurality OF Worlds sv., calf
Memoirs OF the Reign King Charles the Fs by Sir Philip War
wick Syo., half Morocco, gilt top.
Tsy'or's Arator. vci ~ mo.
Th Characters OF eophrastus Translated Greek
illustrated by Physognomica sketchel vol boards
Poer's (Slr Rob Kerr Travels In -orga Persia Armenia
ceut Babyloaia with numerous Epgrayng OF Portraits Cos
tunes Sc vols qu3r.o full calf extra.
Deaths Doirgs-nuuerous Original Competitions; 80 Plates By
Dayley. Half calf spl5
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
pANIo PRICES, ~ EARNnsr, -.

z Al WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
BY JOSEPH sFRAUsE, no. q Main street.
just bought ~ less than ~ the dollar large stock OF
rich Lawns ST Ga 10 and II cts Fine JacOnes and Ogapdes
2H Is &c nebsgs cts. and higher BeTe.es, all col
s .. ac SEQ handsome Reree Stella shawls with
Chenille Fnbroery s. hO worth 81 0O Black and Cooed Tx
Psaso from 70 cents and upTards fast coored Calico
and cert cheap TO- Ladies SIX Thread Glove and aunt-
let's 2h and 23 short ard long sk Sts a. 8Tb ana 50
voh double the money Hosetr Linen Handkerchief
Irish Linen and BoEom, Brown sid Black shng snseng
Plow Case hnsln and "eng French Needle Worked ooas
from l2k - ambro ADd swisa Bands, he finest work In
the city, and inon Goods for aen and Boys
aud ooorei silks aud great Goods too
mention 1 found at prices that aonsh every body
that cs At No. 81 LOOK out for the RICH, pac.
splE JCeEPE sIRAUsE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
HsSnr c. srRIB1Na, sec'ry.
NELSON COUNTY PREPARING FOR THE CONFLICT.
LoylSGsroS Nelson County
Arril 2Sd, 1861.


To me Editor # he Wig:
Yesterday glorious day in Nelson. People Hook
ed into the village from ell parts of The couHT = .asge
numbers A. an early Aouf tie Courthouse wss Iled TO
rs utaos. capacity The people organized themselves
iuto mass meeting and unanimously resolved that the
Court should make appropriation TO ar1 the vour-
tees They also with the UDsliWy resolved q pet
ton the Court 70 make order Saying the levy OF ex=
s,uLons Col James S. billiard and John Il. McIue
Eso we're appointed committee 70 present tue resolc'
rons Of the meeting 20 the CoOr' Stirring speech .
were made BY Rot. A CoEhI, Rob 1T u. Brown, Tics
Whitehead, John H. McCue, TnOs. P. H.zpauiek, Gel
Alexander Fitzpatrick Robert Whitehead and otn@-SS
Mr.. McCue, when the COM. convened presented fo-
their consideration, uv sct'or cF - ,Hssu1s me
C,sfi .idc.t a aissert,rg voice ordered the ooh's u
~ County 20 be issued for SS0oO and resolved tfat no
Judgment should until otherwise ordered, be gwen re-
ouiTiue the paymea. o. money.
Military companies are being organized one is Teaoy
for the field and scores OF young men are rusaaS 20
Lvpebburg and elsewhere to connect themselves WIN
companies already organized. The women are iuuy
aroused One lady of prominence has gwen i'ar gal
ant sons to the cause. a..
No Union here nowhere, out snorI ulA'
since. there was a clear ma 10 ity Of four hundred
Many candidates for the Legislature IN the GELD, OUT
the people Think they all under foTtyhve years
Of age and able bodied they had better volunteer ior
the defence Of our homes. Nelson viii DO her duty:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
1sn.eial ni.pntch % Me Richmond Enaairsr.l
RESIGNATION OF UNIvED STATES JUDGEs-THE
MILITARY &c

ALEXANDRIA, April 26.-Troops a.e arriving here
quite fast and great enthusiasm prevails. The troops
are actively engaged in drilling.
Judges TAney Campbell, and Wayne, resigned to-
day. =,
-Four Georgetown companies which had taken the
military oath, disbauded to-day. Thlyty-two OF the
members are now here.
Several Of the members Of the Massachusetts, kegi'
msnt have refused TO take the oath.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
NEW AUCTION HOUSE

FOR TIE sALE or NEGROES.
TaVF has THE day commences the Auction business
.lr tn. sale Of NEGROES at the Auon Room Franklin
street Lately occupied by BETr' GRBG0HY
lie will sell ECEoeI 9th p-bey a~d privately and socs the
pao his nds and the public generally. He pledges his
erts promote the 1t-re ~ his patrons and aers himself
n, ong experience the trad he will be enabled 90
obtain the h hest market prices He viii make liberal advances
property In hsG-snd prepared 10 board persons
grgei tie trade also their srYantshavlng ample
uloia.iors tor both. n Stokes,
On Franiln, 9rd door below " I'll street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
SPRING 1901.

SPRING 1861.
SOUTHERN HAT MANDATORY.
EST ABLISEED 1SS6-
TJr}r subscriber res. rrt'u, iav'-s the attCa- sa
sion ~ t-u Na-oa--.s 90 s. -ena sld No,h V~S'2tSs
CI-1n-. th's extensive s'CaN of bis aad FSSG1
NlnI't-.g--l hats Purchases viii I'D kssS--t
i-tI t.-.- .-.- 90 call a. h lurse, previous 90 ksA
srae further Nn-th. he IS leaving nothing
h1ra. -.a-i1E expense psigS 90 Keep the
S1r.r7 Trade a t'- Src'h Goods G IN Gis House VII ee
o. -0utre f.v1-aby, tn quality anl price v' 'os
c7r-- 11 a. -th-. r,a-te vi De foUnI Lu e quail
DE-, .f WOOL TCR a1I STRAW sArs th- lowest prize
---, hr qualify f1r geu.eurn. Also, Boys c15
C Rats ard cNs 0f an srajes and styles anl Ladies
q l.rr ua.s 1i al ,he v.i1ls qualities,
Purchasers Ull DO well @. cal au4 anime.
-ssE socN DuoIEY ,I Main Sc. Richmond, w.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-27
RICHMOND WHIG.
MILLINERY FALL TRADE. 1860.
VOLUME SIS.

MILLINERY FALL TRADE, 1860.
DESIRE TO call attention 20 ny removal ron No. 100 Maln
sr to e conned9ls rev building No so Man 1tre- sd
jonng t1e new -..-, 49,, -
between sh and 9Th sres;s where PeParedto exhibit Alars
MILLINERY GOODS
Ard ,dreaivale Millinery Articles hau heroire consisting OF
m sr I'D Velvet Ronarts Bonnet Plmes. Ribbons french
80 e-.an EoWers Bdai Wrea,as Head Dresses Dress "a
Lace caps snd Be Grape l1d Muslin cAT' -n sleeves "a
Rr-hsg and Tabs, tc In al styles
n .,onet5a rh ne general Masry business vii aAn1fao-
- o8,- C5sks ana Nac.as ofl klds IN the latest FASH
sy,- reasonable Prces. Al oriess vii receive prompt
.-5 .p.-.i Attention n c. BARTON.
~ 294 siain 8;