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Established in 1854 for the Permanent Cure of all
Chronic and Private Diseases, and the Suppress
sion of Quackery.
Attending and Resident Physician. L. J. CAP
KAY. VI. d. in the lac Hungarian Revolutionary
War Chief Physician to the Goth Regiment Of
Honveds; Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital
of Pesth Hungary, the late Lecturer Diseases of
Genito Urinary Organs and diseases of Women and
Children, and Honorary Member of the Philadel-
phia College of Medicine.
l1- Particular attention paid to the treatment
of diseases peculiar to Women and Children
Office Hours-From A. N. to P. y. Communi-
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otherwise, Free.
Address, DIR. L. J. CZiPKAY,
San Francisco. Cal.
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the successful cure Of herself and child. The lat
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child to perfect health. Encouraged by this eN-
traordnary result she sought advice herself FOR the
scrofolous maady with which she had been sfiiiet-
ed for eight years. and which withstood the treat
ment of the best physicians in America aid Eu-
rope. But Dir. ckarkay has succeeded in afording
her permanent relief, so that she can now enjoy
lie, which, for eight years had lost all charms for
her. She therefore deems il due to herself, and to
all sick and afflicted. TO recommend DIR. Czapkay
one of the most skillful ply yscians in the United
States, MRS. CAROLINE GRAY,
Corner Walnut and 7th SITS, Philadelphia. Pa.
A. CHASER. Notary Public, l26 Seventh street.
All consultations (by letter or otherwise) free.
Address, DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY.
Medical Institute
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite
Pacific Mail Steamship CO. Office San Francisco.
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eye pimples the face. sexual other infrmities
in man, cured by the justly celebrated physician
and surgeon, L. j. CEapkay. His method ofeuFne
diseases is new, unknown to othersl and hence the
great success, All consultations (by letter or 9th
erwise) free,
Address, L. J. CZAPkAY, NJ. D.,
apI9:Sm San Francisco, California.
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Our story, initiatory of the NeE Wear, is spen-
did National Romance, commencing in the New
York Mercprg Of Saturday, January 4th, 1862, and
entitled
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
CASH IN ADVANCE.

The sugsncy Of the es imposing the necessity Of paying
sash for everything Beed for the Of Newspaper
psei u.s. time since 70 that In no case would
subscribers books unless the order for the
paper accompanied by the money 10 for The sam IL
xpeenes Of the times has not only confirmed uSin this deter
nnAou eomp 70 announce TO all the Subscribers 70
e Why already books that nscy forces us to adopt
rule In regard 70 them until the times viii JUST
y different To this end viii forthwith commence the
WORK ssndas bills from the oce made out In such
am,un w when pad place each subscriber In advance on
subscriptions and h will be done TO place each
subscribers before him within he three months On the
LIST OF March 1904 OF all who have paid according
these viii erased IRON books and regularly there
Ane ey notice will be subscribers Of the expiration
Of their subscription year and like adopted with ALL unless
payments sefprsservSOn eOmpel This else Il
would notbe adopted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
The KentuckY Canvass.

The Kentucky Congressional election s evoking
raj announcements in the various districts Col Chris
man. one Of the pucest of the Kenuckans out in the
fifth district. John w. Crockett Of the ablest law
yers of the State has declared bis candidacy in the Sc
cond Judge Moore has written letter to the people OF
the fourth district which is characterized BY the eo,
ouence and feryoe of true son Of the South We have
been so much pleased With the Jndges address, that we
cannot deny ourselves the pleasure Ofquong character
istc paragraph. Speaking Of the war in Kentucky he
remarks thus truthfully- F. ..-.
That there should be found any portion Of the people
Of Kentucky any other slave State engaged 10 the
prosecution Of this against the Confederate StAtee to
sutiupate their people and abolish slaverys not only
surprising but huuiliaDg beyond measure But fellow
citizens useless to discuss this matter There is but
one course left u.s. and that is TO practice on the maxim,
THAT resistance 10 tyraRts Is obedience 10 God we
have been driven from homes and families; those
homes have been despoled property destroyed our
country laid waste our friends ncarcerated in feons
PRISONS in Short every outrage dkracetu 10 humanity
has been perpetraed by the Vanda hordes OF this North
ern dtspotism They seeking 10 seize the rich and
fertile fields Of our beloved Kentucky, drive from
her soil those wko have beautiied and adorned it. eeva
tad and ignif5 society, done honor TO the names OF
our iusous ancestry, to make room for the stupid Hes
sian and uupritepled aboihonss that they may become
Incorporated . part Of society. Let II not be 80,
in the name q Heaven, in the name OF the iuuslrous
dead whose great deeds have shed so much ustre on
Kentuckys Iane In the name of venerAted mother
Virginia wcss st aud fGirest daughter we are in the
name OF o1i honor, our own dignity and selipre-
ssrvAdon, 1t Il not be 80. ..t ..t
These gentlemen says the Nashville Bannsr ARE ali
men Of ability, integrity and unquesonHbls position Mr.
Ohrsman Nasa faithful representative in the old Congress
of the Union Col Cricket: is member OF the Council
respected for his great capacity ard business qualification
Mr. Bruce said by those who know him, to be gentle
mAu Of iaauy virtues, public aud private. And Judge
Goore VIC know to be one Of the most amiable of men
and ceares of jurS. We are glad TO sec such worthy
citizens dOnning the harness OF service which is not
without lis hardships and dangers, with its kOuOr and
e,,inencen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13

The United States under Jackson aud under S,Ward
When Old Hickory misnter preng French word (drcit
prssnda) prepared for wa with France, and brought
Louis Philippe speedily to rs knees, people laughed at
the Old HERDS French, b: they admired bis courage
II be did not know that pi tends did not convey in
suit it bad tha, sound in Anglo-SaIons ears, and
tina. was enough for him. f'here must be ambiguity
about point Of honor TAc oh fellow acted on this
principle and every ci.iz o. the Republic aud all for
ega nations appreciated be effect The United States
was regarded evrywher g az game cock Of tho best
vlick. whom Il would B dangerous to NEEDLE with
This reputation Il eroyed until it fell into the hands OF
the Yankees For the ret time 10 the eyes Of all peo
pie It is ooWardly and IA famous There no. nation
o. the earth that will not feel privileged to kick and cuff
I'd SPIT upon is The ,cumsancss attending its dis
grace have been patio t. and talked Of that every
prticnlar is known 10 e5t ~ city In Chrisien tom
tout Of triumph which Aterded the arrest OF Mason
and Siiel has reverb 81 ted throughout the universe
TIE proud boas, made by newspapers aud public meet
ings that they would be ed in spite Of all tho rage
and power Of Eaglanf Il Is unanimous vote Of thacks
BY the degraded Gong ss Wilkes and the further
Ou,iOn that Mason end 81 dell be pu. IN feon cells and
held hostages ths efE hi commentator Of the San
JacintO BY Secretaries oai neroH and Welles-an have
sounded .etrally 10 the nrs Of every civilized people,
Upon the heel OF their 10 I'd vaunt at the first latina
ton Of adeuaad ior repair sion, coes the craven sur
renderi
II national honor be an ksental element 10 the vital
i!y Of nations, the Yankees eAnnO. survive.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
VIRGINIA STRAW BOYNErs.

10 The Editor Of the Whig:
am sure your zeal for Southern manufactures will
be srAtied by learning that lady Of Cumberland has
learned the art Of plating straw bonnets which are
alike handsome aud durable She makes Of the same
material very nice hats for gentlemen aud fats for chill
dren.
Her modesiy rejects the persulsions Of her friends
10 offer bonnet Of Virginia straw woven by Southern
hands to tie lady Of President hat to Mr.. De-
Wis Blu. we hope to adaco her to make one for your
principal editor, to shOE appreciation Of yosr earn
eat Efforts for all that the welfare Of the South.
earnestly desire to encourage every endeavor to ren.
der our beloved Oonfedsrscy Independent Of Yankee
manufactures and emotions" of every sort. They have
sEer.ed withcringinHuence our best inereas-sni
Heaven be thanked that we are free from them
A VIRGINIA hATR0N
Cumberland Co Dec. % lS6l
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A CARD.
10 tie Editor Of n, Waiq

To hs Kaitor Of me Haig:
In your issue OF the In inst my attention has been
called TO your editcrs under the head Of Suggestions
TO Farmers in which this language Is used: "Ar. An
dersoa, the member from the great agricultural county
Of Boteourt has introduced bill the exact terms OF
which we do lot know, bat the object OF which is to III
the price of all agricultural products, 'zeP iron There
may be- great deal Of wisdom in this aOrt Of legislation,
but only the few whs have iron foundrios viii de-
tect il II tho policy indicated BY Mr. Andersons propo
stion and Mr. Ruils contracts, to prevail, pro-
duci:on would diminish case and should all be-
v.Jme, like Yankees, pundorsrs OF the Government"
The above statement, 10 so respectable paper as the
Whig is calculated to do an injury. am sure you
can have no motive ito uiJrepresent me- l. therefore
AK Won 10 correct the above s'stemen. Your charge
against me is entirely untrue. hsVe introduced no bill
nor made any proposition the suJest and no such
bin has been introduced in the House of Delegstea As
to the nsinuatOn that would sacAce the great inter
ests of my constituents and OF the country to subserve
nv own petty private interests, il is as unworthy OF
Yourselves as It s uris 20 me. beg leave to say that
do not own one dollars worth of iron property and
all own Is vested in agricultural property. While it is
RICH. that the press should exercise great freedom in
crtcing and commenting the acts Of ths represent
aves Of the people aud public officials think, before
making 20 grave charge against representative Of the
psOpe, you should have taLNn some pains to inform
yourself as TO the truth Of your allegations
As an act Of justice you will please give this an inser-
ton in your next issue.
Your obsdient servant
JOHN 7. ANDERSON,
OF Rofefourf
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Cumberland Co, Dec. %
FaoM rag PoroNAo-A MlpNIGHr FORAY.

On Tuesday night, or rather between Midnight and
Wednesday morning the federal steamers the po-
tomlc three or four in lumber ushered In the an
uiverary Of the battle Of New 0rsaus by running up
tlc srea and firing into the shore as they passed..
30 ne iy sho. and shell thrown upon the prem
iss of Col John Taylor OhAtterou, but strange to
say did no harm whatever. -ali..3 9ui 90 10
SIT later in the night they reached Aqua Greek and
6rsd large number of bills vlrously estimated, be:
tveen rs and $780, Toe shot aud shell fell all around and
about the men at the battery and some twelve or If
teen lodged on simm's Point, near the house Of Mr.
Warren some Of them within three feet OF his dwell
lag, but, providenlialy, nobody was hurt" ..g d.
On Wednesday morliag the STEAMERS, four in number
we're d. serned of the Creek bat made no effort to re-
new the attack 10 the evening I'll quiet and, as far
A. We eau learn, 90 remains fedreksb~g Recorder.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13

rage ITSELF meklt Hs haunting the Government; and
prste1. only for hostiiiies.
Prom he Boston couhsrl
(S-f Her ministers know that 10 demand
tbe surrender of Mason apdslde would be 10 demand
sinpiyau impossibliiy This could be humiliation 10
vhch the country could not be expected to submit
aranst Welding to the demands Of England.
Thew were clearly committed to quite a different
course from ths, pursued BY the false-ongued Seward
Thew stand accused and condemned out Of their own
mouths Of tbe meanest covardce that ever dsgsceda
nation. 70 II Nv JAZZ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
A war steamer Runs She Transport
u.

Intelligence was received, yesterday by the author
ties as We are informed that the Yankees war steamship
Pensacola, which has been at Washington for some
months pss succeeded in running the batteries at
Transport about dAybreak, under cover Of fog. She
did not however, pass uaperceved and had to run the
gauaIle: Of heavy FIRE. As she passed Aqua Creek
few hours later, she closely attended by two
gun bo4 as to produce tie impression that the Evans
port cannonsdng had not been wholly Intellectual
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13

SEErcH OF VALLLNDIdHLX.-rhe Nashville Banner
gives the following pen portrait Of the Hon. Mr.. Val
lAndiEhau, the Chatham Of this var:
"VAllAniiShsm is man Of more courage, character
and capacity than any other man in Uongess take hin
for all m All Hsis about hye feet eight inches
high, with fierce looking face keen dark eye, black
hair Inclined u curl forid complexion with musiache
and uhisk .rs HIS features though not handsome are
striking His mGnner Il quick, nervous aud impetuors
He does noS SPEAK veil, unfortunately. His manner IL
too hasty and passionate aud his voice not full add TO
tund But Tor danntlesJ bravery, keen management
and independent spirit hO stands before the whole Of
than ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
Col. IohnT. Anderson.

We cheerfllly sccOrd to Col. Anderson as we did to
AsjOr Rufn the right Of defending himself against GER
lain allegations thai appeared in these columns Il is
proper to say that the gentleman by whom the article in
question was written is and has been for some days.
Absen. from the city. When he returns ii he should
deem the matter one calling for further notice, he will
speak for hmsslf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13

greatly Increased sObsissy morality aud integrity Of all
81 sl Of people add the diminishing Of crimes and II
rscusraes Of usary al descriptions. Men would regard
their word ald taer honor more sacred Lynr ialse
representations and raacaly would be almost AZ ~ end
Tire II no doub, t1at the credit system Il the and %
eentss 70 most Of the misrepresentation decepdons and
sehoods Of the dsy; and it principally Ibis that
We are indebted for the deplorabls dsrs gard Of truth
sad their oEn honor which many men mAuiiss,-ap-
parently without shame or Femorse.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
RIOHMOND MIG
MONDAY MORNING, JAN. Is, IsOa.
no CORRRSPONpENTS.

~ 6HsinSs nus Dc addressed TO as"EaftOr Of
in EASg." -,
Arts ,Orsa 6o sdsS ortls paper tOt not BE- pu1lt
u Tait q rule Of ng strafhg ought 70 BE- knotoa 70 az
a ,oil n 40 eass Dc departed ro obituary notices sDosed
No efgAs Nnes are charged for as advertisements.
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INGIDENPs OF FHE WAR.
AAOLun-t - u Tn hAA-
Our exchanges furnish the lonOEi1g interesting para
graphs: III tA1t II ld ID n

ENEFfSoDE or LIE AZ cESrKEvfLLK.
Tue fOlOEiag interesting iasideus Is narrated in
R.samood letter to the New Orleans CrssesHt
'Sons negroes a. work o. the roads aud ford6catons
took It INTO ther heads one ust 70 ssreaade Gen. Beau
regard Pei,ed With their performance he 20 the
vindoH ania ked them to sing "My Maryland" the
sweetest sBd oueHRg song ths var has yet produc
ed They uas0e 70 sing il. The next day Col Jor
dtaB,aarsgards AatAnt Who has pdang press il bis
department. caused several eoges Of "Ay MARYLAND 10
be str-sk CH md sen. 70 the members OF the first Mary
ln6 Rss;mss many Of whom are yocaiss OF the high
IS; order Tue hius vas taken, ard that night General
Bsauregsrd heard ~ AaryltaG sang WITH the power
and plshOs Which exe1 alone gre t. Az its close,
b. stepped forSIrt and IN b modest gentle aysiic
&c 'nlenen, Ithask you warmly tor he very agress
q e ssrsnats YOU nSve gwen ma" Toe Agryiarders,
kiOwiig bis quiet habts and thinking be bad said all
hs nsendCt % saw Responder with three cheers for
Biauregtrt anl ao,ut 70 return 30 their camp
What uas their srvpri-c vhei be called them stay,
and ulfuri'ng X siid Gentem N, present to you
ConfedsrsEs hai,le g, ntde IN BlumOTe By the most
bs1uifal woman in that city
Wiilogs waiting % hear mose an enthusiastic youDg
officer cNAed tor Jaree cheers for Mis- Hsitis Cary"
which we're given si'h will "Not 50 hst' said the
jJr Of The First ksryhnd as soon as the cheering
ceased "No. 50 hs' sAid be, putting hs hand the
shOuid pfthe excited euteaant 1T was not Miss Het.
tie but Der sis.er" rares cheers thea for Miss Jen-
nie Cary cried be Lsut OF course they hearth
II given Wien the sound died away into perfect silence,
aud the audercs, comprising most Of the regiment,
awaited Gen. Bssurcgards further rsmsrks with rsp at
tention, he continued AYES j. made By Miss Jen-
uie Cary snd when she presented il to me, promised
her TIE hO1or OF a gentleman that would with my
oFn hands paas Il upon the Washington monument in
Btltimoren
This Assumes O. triumphant return 10 their city,
coming from the lips o. the ecmmacding General, and
while Jhsis seas were sill soens BY the tender strains
OF their chosl s11g OF love aue hmsntA,oo, produced
an ees oo the Mv,snaers Whch il is impossible to de-
scribe They literally transported with joy and en-
t1usissm.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13

TIE election Of State Senator for the City Of Peters
burg aad County of Pacc George, to supply the place
Of DE- Claiborne resigned, viii take place On Tuesday
n inst The Candidates are W. 7. Joynes and K X
loliar.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
DIED,

ne ieres ~ Mr. J1hn Morr0a n Lvnchhurg o. Tues
l,y hiast Of s spstL Dr JOIN r SMITH o. aus,sl &C.
yrrnis. Assi % yeEs, 6 nontas
In Predcrefsba-r Non day evening Januay On 1854
% scarlet Rsvsr aOCGGAs HAMILTON skDON eldest
lug h. aud Elsa GeFlsn, aged hses and
months.
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!, ALE on PROPERTY ON SECTIONS l6 ANO

GALE or p R0PERTY on SgCrIONS 10 AND
y ~. o. CoyfngtOn aud DtiO RalrORd, In the
Conhfy OF All, gha any, abOnt 1wO Miles above
the "a siteHre of Col. Crow.-aIL Bk sOLJ, AT
HL1C EUuIiuN, FOR CASH IN fBCRsDAY rs SON irst
a. ssUc ONS ei1fEEN AND styTNTEgS o. ne c0sugton
nha hroAI he 0l5Eirg proper y. conveyed 10 us
o. 5dOYkLs AMI PiCNH rH1Rft
gkILgOtD CANS FQdrs- SMITH TOOLS r-iy CARTs
fAINss4 .uAC8fNgAY RAtLROAD TOOLS Hou,elod and
ichsa WENffCRE brtEesn s0o9 and i00e0 ba o. IRON,
-sra uo rhrse rhus and 81 EIgEL alo HALF
oF CoNrRACT I'D sections Hhich sertons .neuie
knsW1 - ~ hgh b. ise or By III
lais-s5s RossgR LAMUa
- A MEETING OF THE La
~ DIS 81 ara Aid society, Of kchnond, vil be held
Cot Geo. ". landoihs. nonlts, Al fN oeioek A. NJ
he Beabsrs e-e requested % attend punctuany. .H
jllt-a l. !. sMTra, sseiys
slus. .4l .ts ....i5s fs8
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13

not the ilxed resolve Of the whole nAtoao hold 10
the imprisoned minister's should England thresfen to
avenee the outrage with her mighty power Bold enough
and base enough Is the nsfoh lincoln, 70 asser hese
huge fhoods In order to prevent this great licked
ness and to subserve the Interests of historical truth We
reproduce Of the utterances OF this huuLiated
people. N4 ~
Read Secretary weles' letter to Captain wilkes: =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
Iyrsa the Phlladslphla Lsisss.l

II the British Government makes any such demand,
Il Is positive proof that lbs purpose, for u Is well
known from the character OF the nation that t IL dealing
With, that the demand will be peremptoriy refused =
Indeed under the circumstances that exercising
lawful bellgerent right and that the practice Of Fog
land herself has been invariably in accordance With the
principle embraced 10 this international right, adsmAnd
such AZ she 10 now reported 70 make would Be 40 out
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
retGry welles' isttsr to Captain wilkes: :
Navy DEPARrxrfI, Nov. 80, 1851.

Capt Charles Wilkes, Commanding The U. s. Steamer
San Lacinfo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
Latest from the Uuftyd ststcs sndf

The Norfolk "Day Book" OF Saturday puts us 10 pos
session OF intelligence from New York TO the 9Th nst
embracing advicss from Europe as late a. the 2s,h u
We make free use of our cotemporary's store:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13

On thu subject, sentence ia good as hundred.
II we know the feeling Of the President the Cabinet an
the people, the ROC tired apology and reputation vii
be made-Nevsr! What Csptsin Wilkes did VAS iusti
fed by the law Of nations by the aw Of England, rs laid
down by Lord Stowe and other Of her eminent arists
AGd, more than all, by the practice Of Eagand Under
such circumstances hesitate not TO say that sooner
than humble the nation by isIiing TO the insoens dc
mand Of mperous and isithess Eughnd We shall yield
the last necessity and battle with her on tho CUES
ton. - .-,~. IS 1
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.,.,..5,s ssansao! '' ~ 80" . - q J
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sssgspgs gsgl.a l-.3 80 ia - - 80. s-A's s.l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13

Local sentiments and associations always more po
tent than general convictions But making due allow
Ance for this We take na stand on the acknowledged
recituds OF our position II popular passion 10 to be
allowed to coarsvene a right in the lay OF nations We
accept any ssus that may result OF course, the atu'
cannot be rcstored-the Confederate emiassres can
never be surrendered.