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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
AUCTION SALE
MILITARY CLOTHS.

MILITARY CLOTHS.
At our Warehouse, on the Easfr.
JJyTESCRsG OK wEDSRsoAY, APRIL SVrP, A. - y.
anne nS ~ ~ FSad Of d. ec,,s Of &C t"nsiss,vs
n wooden Company. held On tse 1871 81 A.!, ets o.
Va CD al 5f Ine 70 mt, rasu'h--l 1Iti
oYtd = III the present o der &c ~ 81, 10
ths Comfy &c ins' u.ed " IA g. 't, D.! "
nc! lrs the 20. d fac GTsd BY m cOnPS.
omreucbg - WrIu E'iy hs Bg. e Apr Tb NEst ~
. IN ~ aId COZ ains tls sls % s5dy succeed
'sduv- - "a fur her oIde Ell By VI . board
De- ,GVye uiiOn aBsl se h' go %
Lat D. 10 ,O@PsIy 1t our ar use o. he bssnl
e. Ntns-aJ, N mel IL sJth rs Stt GtI
ls Euen,u cry eoulpa IS vel eaps, AMI ts''
=, - et he Eoodi VII be pot re Ia J.
te tvGr-y Ave ysr db the yt. ~ wal
~ be % r. I'd - Let oidse
Or Isl, ely Idise Bse ind Gsy AID can bs
el on.
CRSS9gAw CO.. AsentS,
spls-8Sv;: crehsh.~ WOolea CON say.
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NOTICE.

D'VInEEn ~ per cent o. The CsNa' Stock cfth u
iertk burg a1i p0lom, iSl ODD Go npa1Y,
dc lar IN siaint y4b. Stccknel5ss or thsT s
z. pr at NJ th efes Of the company the d. 81
Day 4 atY BsEt. C's2 $500.
kr9S-Gw a. W. hAOAUsOO, Treasurer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
PAOCL4JIATIOH HY THE PREsIDRNT. :
70 THE people, OF THE CoSPEUE IATE sTArKs OF


.n'uy vAg ng In ,l1lfiTe OF the ussgs Of
N cir IL Ii3iE has lnvsdIi tn, with pr myiu
pglr nosFs, he declared bs I1rpos- .
eiloe TLhniI lon We Ialge - pIsstSs " bh i-M
tl freedom ~ trp :: Il The "a tic q ou' clt-g
I'D he pro .cu Of oar CO.. Ftseut dstr Esfy- al ES'p
he II aud sj1OE eta q hsaf kst1ne. " oUs court
DC. pc ee.s q ,eeu ie and lhu y -eyipg
Heaven, ne - dosn bat csEr.i he a..
Tfey usl o! be martyrs yes hive
sch sd L. thd hsfncs nut hsG sp nEs Iva
Divine psoyc wi'h huGhl- tUJaI'sog and a. a.
Nod L. tts giCF 10Th ~ bs tle nj ioY
gh,a g. 81 none hl.j N EiSas lo1Je "s h'ir SAFE
. race, hJ VII lie peolls ahJl urn nplo nIly 10
ah'y tie ant ttsaCrh fis Llpos ifu mt eon.
70 tGl6 ,.i ntIe.c JEnEs DITa ssi.etto tie
dergt st OK ArcI dlltu' Es uy pros 4nEt 20 i-v.t
al III i oG-ie at or .cyr al acss Of vo %
T.sy day ~ the pr'sN Nh OF hAy II mbl p
c,t0a Amihtf go tktt lie will ,"gch Ae 81 iltS
bloc ~ that he vi s-n u ca and preteei
e! = ha DeE Va Oh ov AZ trie urI cop ON 10
q ach n 81 en- niles - He vii He own
Of j ae, - az the blsstng Of pssee nd stear or
Il helST j. Gaze
E7eu undrr roy hahd acd tie zeal Of The ccnis Z
may Z '' JEFFERSON D.yIs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
Fax Nav OnEASA-Th, lOl owl is proelana.
to1 Of Ssygr 1nroe, 40 the PEG lie Of New oseans
Elol OF Mayor
Gt.sd Q5tA ~.

sion Of ssysr Monroe 10 tae PeO of New oseans
dt.sd 2J.A U,.:
..r 40 obstinate snd heroic defence hy our troops
lre iyr 'alr' 1pneArs 70 bs iGmigCat danger tsl.
tls nr1l-nt Cn,uy nj srcc1el in capturing your civ
Ths forts have L.. fallen. Toy have nos fG'cOubef
cen 0cncs;l 60 terrier u bOmbarimsnt unparalleled
ia t-e .-.csy cf r.rAgs. Their Gee,d "a have dous
al. g5a' h,cSlJs me0 ts.ilc for their ecmss, their
c,yDry ald tier ogsty; bat a sps OF ieir ef1r.s
lle st.rs ct the enemy nave been able 10 avoid JhCn
alt uJ- threaten 10, ct.
v. OF t1i- contingency call On yea be sGln,n
Vs. sl1Iissyczcs nor Win Indecent slscr s. but 4 l
100 s,Y al Eores ,ra ursole longer ca:5a5 Tou, &c
4--.i VIC aCp, agl CO. isgc1 the iney tsJle NEXT
On ta vgi05 OF y-ur sols aud o. ycus fellow country
n1a WI srhir7e rogr dSi'1ralp'. ! shall Ienaiu
.5as .ou g prot 9; you sai yorr properly so far 81
ms loss, c, az d,sly us uai-t AIcististe c-l avail
Jl4S T. HoSRoE, mayor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

war ILrUsrSITI0Ns --Thi' Attractive jiorsma is still
TO be -oen at Metropolitan Hall We undsTs.and ,hst e
mslaz7r, ~. LIE IalloTy, viii pro ipca this K bic
Mai babe OF H,nptoa R,ads with accurate view 2
o Ia. Virginia ID her sunkeG ecsmea, sad with al u Q
.pp,E cas Of prchboFi1R lociit:Cs S1d q moving SIS.
Ia5,psndea. OF the usu nigh, entertainments ri this
Hall rs'ccsSro given very Wednesday and SATURDAY.
Zoe &C cgl.yo lsc'urs Of NaS Creas ald is foFIifca
L ,na md ,9rLa nslo.dn lie "IIu-- EAnnns.n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

Souri, CARoLSA.-Ths report of Col. Chestnut, shows
hat this state hiss now in the Aei SO ga soliiers. a.
900 Of whom sse in for the var. Tie excess al tbs
time over quota is 064 Toe increase in the NUMBER
Of troops and in toe number for the war since Febru-
sry spe,ks we'll rays the kereuy, for the spirit Of our
ueohe AID the m AMER ia which IL has been practically
sysloDad.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

TINIE Conn lions Of Rich noni Eoysl Eeh Chapter a
Nc.g =, requested Ia as nd called c,nveeson, IN
n her Il .Dte. hptm, IN re htB1Ls HAlL ills NIX
[ gtdaeiday) evening a Geek wv
Ey order Of the AZ. II. T.,
rInnIOK sTc'g
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OFFIoEOF TJEPARNYRs' sAvING IA

ggoJDERs o. t,s Not o. this BAos Will pree hen for
~ denpt on tn IN o'J VI. Tulo on II ,tree
dsin EId bs street be.seen The or. Of "a
8Pz
gtd ,7ptlon vii be a' the be presented,
AID Dol les are he 's eur,ucy al It In
tns Cont derA,y.
lss %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

TNOR RENT-1he very deslrl bic stors occupied By
II us eoraer Of 18Th and Cary str,s1.
Possession given Immediately. ,,
nh 2o-d SWORDS GAakkTh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

DLASTS3. 81 tons u "rof Lump plaster for sac ~
il may G-2w v AIR 4 ~.
10 LAND BUYERS.
TIN4r On ie-ssnd Offers Tor safe privately ROsEtAyD e,nta
log 80 Acres, l-ga, lie tiiuiy la one Of .
kea,iy rrgcab VI llia The la1d iy!n d n
Improvement he Of C9n, "hes: lob GEi
Oats t1b red and Wat-ei TIE izprnyeLenS t Of =
iargs ana c1nno ious F DSir EoIse, confirming h'ns
r0onl Bern { bis Ice b,u'c, Carss oa,e. aid III Other
tlegal Apl' and oI- p e. urcha'd
Pc Vs lOIs intent sud -i-r churches o.
iser tits .atet miles r he ApIo
.asoN 100, southsld- T. oSi, mi, from the
seaf 4 he les fro ~ LYn IurR, zine
uss ifJt rl' oAIAi Pc gvei a. time
sdirsss Q a a Cant HrvH. -
NAV I'll JAMES ID. hOSB1.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
ELRCTIoN NOTICE

VA, ]. hhD "a Ma co.
RIoHxo May 81. 1854
REGUIAa E-ngS eseiNn Of sevsatssn directors for this
"A Insu all be hei At the Inranys once, No lS hrh
nIsIta WIZ WILLIS. u, ssoy.
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By J.HEs .. TaYIoG a soN, a.

A HWIHIsTIsA .Osf's ssLr n 22O iCEB
"A OF LH.a, Ia tue ooupty OF HsUIico, mine
NILS biw the city OF EIchmOE Il. ON
The = isliamsbuJR stage E.vHc, aud one ina (
inl II fro1a lac fO.k etiter Railroad, t0ge her,
&c ! Vi ae on the pc hss1 c. lhusS AY ias 18th,
e IaT lsc4 neaeiaE al = o'r o. a. NJ,
lge .a3 W. "a tseesz tlias III
.iust IN ie sm'gl ease csi nae ME. otslt gu
ki-h nd AUD ab cnshA ftdl y Fk River RLio
asIo NJ the snds o. s.vss, "a vi ism5vn
sse 3, Ir Ih9er,ou III o.i'is
About 80 en- have hcer se ed wkea.
AMI wa e :, the rei1s.Eiei vel Hopdea
Tee iaprc7e reas CT aSvl lag tn Eve rooms bGrE
stable zee toul', AMI d Esull cuthoc-s.
- sdas t'tr Vie RI b. s-li h-4osk
ulsl, hnrsc cevs cr'.- era io.d &e fra irg upg
Tue h5u,thI !u,ai 30
1Eass ~ esjj GRE 'h'rd ca'h the -l.rCeB
Is cfea: Jr neg liable ssto Int sids s.cE ed
usst d-ei.
p rhs.is FTopty go Ter, s.; over
aH'ant IA nui' a % 'h5EoAale per, stf.,5 eIiors
= 81 terra. ed.ei.
eEo. D. p iA}EyTs, Gdrr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

YAvEkE NyEENcLAsrEE -Tl1 = .c5E & ',-rspb saws
d. a c--.lgB c.l-- aslsc If resting nose his. i-
ssssy S5g.assG sac gss5sz'J' .a.s 5y Elsh ;teE
Poa,, are psosi % 81 issllhsi H9rG taal tao o.
ts-s Of the N5rassl Sa.-s ca- P1solg identity ;5cr
rcg5,s 5y single vgrt We -svg oar &8ryNriss- Cv-
' s<.ahcs, Ca,5lalas G,1ryis7s, Foe ,sat, A..
csu-las, Teaaesz-c-1s K s1'uSslas, s.sssS,Vpi. rs
z .Izls, Ll1sl-s1-, a.. Is. hJE vii VA cal s
Nl-abci ,ls lev Huglais..-7 the Nsss'esu,g., "a,
.ss C9za-ctyr- i,us, 5--iy5s Ill,'5yl1s, Wi,-
Sorsa1grs, L,a-as';, o.. There are Ii Ger De, very
~ aaG' 8 e. S0sgr,l s. js- Vt,1l can De used tc
3 sus.s - p.s, = sgj,s P,ople Eogid assHt
% be drs.E1.,,d. III nigh, HNye 5seu an aeciisu.
si.s :as cid s,lss, DC, 40. Si;l BE new. Tley i
GO, held t5oas,.'ss p 10 b. poG.cll ssrse ,f lie
tern, ard therefore made 10 provision Ter a ZANE.
4 Yoke EEao 10 ,h5 signal cosps a. Hind No
No. there VS. yogCS V.-sini,u, sho had 5eea p; 4.
s.s Ia t5s WlrEsatoH "a he company ,hSt rcpnscs
he gl-Sss fa.i --3 F,I5z CoGs.}ouse on tie right
,Ai, gal.a. C,r.-'-, John = Mar, fell. aI.pg tie
b1ub4.i7lr-s Of 'is I-,lat szd Vile Tie rusry ves
slro H. II--es shan the * STAFF in 20 bard Of hi,
V -yiuis BOY =ls CT. ia tss'u by one Of ttcr. he
PcSsd uy .ae 80 ard began asl'u. ~aea aIolt.r
shell e. b. o. p z. :sa second ,ius he then picked
~ ,s s.-lp OF ,-y t.r sai finished TIE message ian
!uyJs-slG ca-J le .o-diug the Captain OF the
.lrps show reading g., with tie aid CT biz s'as, s.
re stance o, ul,s OF uoye. T5yss iac.swcr' 70
g2f.ej in B,auregzrc, sac made ttCI the sr' C.
O. 8 special Otasr, which reed &c the sso'e AMY
Tie meme o. ts Young hero l. - JOKES bis 5.st
rans &c have ose1 szssl. to a,c5ss7, -. Ei b. GAO
60 pabAss &c 10 igA b. BE-. been r,egu@sal~j b
Gau. B.sursEssj !of prol.orca.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

iLrsAos1iSAsT CR-lUL.Tr --.lC E1Jyi.i5 Ksss'sf
say iI ia 20 lees ncr'ys than 'Tle, Tn; sole gh
boshocd' Ct Hu'- g.cps ia the different eoua'iea CT
tTsu4,ss., have !-a ;ag li1; six seek bsen right
sEs5 ia.o STAR gs0g IRON their homes md an.es, By
tie revive Il g. sale t5d rL.cpi5u, IL, 4. a1us5n5s
o. bAEGc-d Rave rSosn7 been iin-o,ed into ihs sec
ro1 va zli,- {: ~ designed mIaacla the Uli,n
'so. aad f2Ise 'bea TO either 63as serve as breast
us'ss n l,-; o. ,as C,7' derS,e sru.s. Tt lie ives
o5seoe;1 and pa: 10 Sr1ulila iat AFTER tho battle Of
H,aassas ov tory Frs,eAer IN Rcsae COMFY. aad is
!s G, ia'orv j., r5vauPsd and used viii 'T c. au'1s
s oscjs.cg1 Ul'5a Lsises Lss hce1 pcoveE by the
s1nis--i5as CT ,ra s.rU5gjsf7 regclily p ard.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
PARTISAN RANGERS.

I HAVE rec 3 a tss rsqai.le AZ hlhy u ealaa
%, k6s y PANIi-AN AAN6 as, - se.ys dsInB ~
I'M
orptiI dsI'gnel t. eorss Of Mcu t,I E6e. ~
usn, Ca a. sni nf,uty. aud .tE,het co pan,
s-g.d VI ra= % Nj sr- ,r'posc Ore tof hr1 n.
aE lee vi be ahsd 10 holi utt pr1,uset OF
& hst Vii f>is g ot Of n reg sol
al = The Of the Corps wi be s4bj -e=d
90 Tho an oALp IL.
ieo.d.I 81 stsrles, inys al NO desire 10 ehe' N
tNe var bisa o. ic unite VIII Il 81
u r Bat sos tred iatJ the Contdcrae sersicr
,e IRE nyesn vIo PrOno cd 70 udite q me 70 brn'
N uch II he5 may be able - clnmand, Oh 10
runs 10 = sci 3G
sNo.I Lunl rs scalp, and or GOV r'mea las &c
% pay f.rAl sHd ulu "a, 81 IA vhicn We Gty
c. tGe lus NJ hs iisater of tus coua
NY oPpss sars o'oI' it, u2oa eieolo- Of r $40
forest be capt d,r II a. Al G1eS2nd o.
y - r.rant u,. % ibed b ltga usffar..
uyy- n Ing ~ n r., Tao are not eogN'sa
"a - Ia s,isr, and eauy thlse whose to'ut IN
h- o-se son n TIE iavik' thea 70 5e0 me- me-
an "a te ay i PIE Of eOuny. hst'rd Of he Fu nc
-, wust t.sS h1s WrooS - I'd es vengeance 70
tas., 0r L, h Il 20 pr-lsch =,
us v 80 ~ AIS, companies or N c'rPs will address
nc A. uoad Gy yrg a. apply In p 90 at ms Re 70 t
f,v n r.yr-,s IN al. ~ h SCOTT,
MAJ 4 tfFAuou,eT, Captain C. s. A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

SIX HOUSES 10 s,SlS AT zEs CoaNEE
y Of Mage RBd Broad str. cts, IGr sbic at uut.
sgn, 90 Ei t,I on faU saDtY he sh day Of Nay is5.
GA lie pru g., rU nr 49, oloef, D., h9e ELK lr 81
etItIti stu IL a. * come n and Jireeg
iM pc Fy losAted u de ecBi' q itEens
s1ot snt ri: Eo.ts, and ID ,tei Gsra
EEs "a ie.
n 10 m eStmeut wont 4, vel 70 s-rd h' sale
klra 4h, ms baAn.e ~ ~ tss
ct In sddrd and .ed bj dee
pure laltr ERI th-ttHelA lEGura fci
nsy6s. JAS y. TAYtna 4 sas f--,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

MILITARY JACKRTs.-A suppls OF heavy Grey
M hsAy JAnEo. Iron Brout olothax karshoEss
BALDWIN WILLIAM, ns aAd rs hAia 81 Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

cAuE1 NETTING # the aides sOidi,TS aii Soc =; ,
~ vii Led O. Ne usual a.e, sh2rsdsy N lnf q
CeeIs ne ar qu SteI to Al. nd iaes .y
Ter attending he Esk s0sisss II aid oah
nay LUCY P SMITH sesuaAa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

MAY /, 1861, to-day fsR bblI Rsrsine
VI Goa Il, r sale by DOVk a CO. nj
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

FR0x rus VALLEY.--Ths Iynchburg Republican, of
yesterday, says 1t has obtained from gend.man Who
left Gen. JsckrOrs headquarters on hOndsy full and
accurate particulars Of the stls Of things in tho Valley
bst deems It rnwLe iomlks them public. scta;0 It TO
y thu. important changes have taken Place il tho last
fsE days in ~ position of our forces and that fzbt
StEunton Is imminent between the Federal General
klrOy, advaLCag from the direction ef Monterey, and
plr,icn Of forces. BIrk column is still beyond
TIE shenardoah. kEoy's f.rees said 70 be 1000.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
ESrrAYGJ ..

IAvGs BAY HGR.s, - d.rs IN ,rs order, Small 70
n rur,s Euis rel NJ e lu. Get oiE rA-P s15.i =
ys since. near vi irs'uk ISL hs'e thtm n p'' 'o'
ana Wa,r car y N m In b. odug uOp-Itg al
,yis for alive g Ny Hsiaat "a, We .Lre
- J. HgsgY RIVE. Opt
mn R-Aa NIltnn Lish- 4 !. Z
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BY -iaE GOVERNOR oY yAaGfHgA.
A PRnCi lAGTlgS


THg conyr ION ofhs stss HAVING required Ns the Co5r
,l'l ~ . duis yti5t ne! Ap' slSud be mt
people ta"fc ton o. i-c Ia, and ihat u
Ne yste Essns N AID lcstt qas l.
Oft4e Oh! ~ Il suG,ss n l ID tnO IN by o',.
20. O't~ Jys ~ ,h-rfo J. ICla AsCher Go q
~ C0rrp-s-- Of Vi gins, d. her1g ella N ard make
ryrR tee oi1g 3 t.e result OF tae % as exh btsab5
on il, IN:
=, the Con. /, sIou enI scheials 1921
, .lrat the. 1850
Ms,oa.y ,r,irlt ths!r spta:ston, S's
Ior th, 0t,:fss.ou Of tie Rlgft Of S.flsr 1915
'gslst 6, w..
Msjoi.;y ':T he qualification, I5I.
The Con'ttron ri s .ue therefore Tecsf tot b.
sgp Inst ne "a "a t3n ofthe gat NJ 6u6sssoud
% hs ns'uto adopted AID sat LATng IL
i, ne qati nsst3n ls 2 - " Go Avail =
-J--l Gyel ord nv bsnd az Governor, aai under as
SAL Ise.! t56 Coz ah 81 " hnIJAi, hl- tste
~ lsy Of asy, 1867 iDi the SOFA year Of tie Cen
..Lwselh.
y the Co.
GE ". N-ycKD,
Secret ,rr of he Oo-morve..h. SLs-st
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tysCI4lOSD VARIETIES.
This Evening, May1.
iLId seek Of
MR. WALLER KEEsLE.
TIE LINT DAY.
Mary ssrtngt'n
Rsei,! Neve- pair written by J. Il. Hewitt r. cgtsn.
Tobe 70 loved by the .aFre OF
SEND ny FIcE sauLiYGs.
EP-ses programme
NTsCHNOPTO aON.
METROPOLITAN HALL
LEE XALLSKYs
War Illustrations,
DE-cR PrTyE LECfUR,s
It's F0zTHI1&1IOEsl
ADJACENT FORTE
GIN LovlUl,
By tae PEG. leofYer Orleans
waereh.hnOv,ry
LDfoSD p IA TN
r!s, s'ed Wis views IL Esv Oseas, s.d Althn .e Maps
JrAvu ~ I,g @LL5SY.
CIT lecture VS. written by 4 LEA e. New Orleans vho
prfeC- -l te sub c., All the flCt5 b.
NOIeh-d g' ~ eve Los!-a.iIa
Exhibitors EVERY NIGHT saa on WEDNESDAY and SAT.
CRDAY, st IL 0'c 9sk, A u.
E-spscsl tNL on Tor the hoel, Saturday ats e.a
sH-cas -hogt charge rs - Box once
of!re Hal. from - A. NJ I'll . p. II.
es- Essou m cents; children sa4 servants half price
D., 2 OUeg /. I o'clo (. CuraIn rises ats. malt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

Nav RICUrS nd To- @zgRE.-IsdaI aat %
v Il men ne sm Al Or ~. de- rous o. tht-.4
sarageaa n llshne WI G vii o. pc.s IN :.
s. or ;Sp.crb=F sll e.c DIRE the uI-trsBei 'sa-a
' f'' '' $3.50 IH.Hr TT,
a, os lin &aHsger vi .hmuni Tsr'r be-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

ELaUR Panty TloEr Ct super or auAhV io' sac gus"
Jig udes to IIil uehsserL
FERN cash deLvsy. ,n, uoyrpsrL fe
Ass 10 peNAef' ~S"Ss ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

REMOVED
TTNUE on the sanehe;I Cotton ani wco Ga1rseton
Company removed tas Ho.sh EA.i sore 81 lS'n Aho
sSq.'. 81 w. n. PowESs, ,gsn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

CophrtneTshiPl
TIE Fus rbsrs have enterrl irto cpstn srsAn der
st,ie aGifr1 - r.. & y. WorIEaD, g. Co.. fH the ~
pols tsrs,t raj ocery sad omsi SON Boz ne
and esps ally 1T tbe pArollg' ~ pe pubhs. sd of We
fr.tn . Il he late eonce.a " ElNIl Wo.thfm Q,
EDWIS WOETgAF,
gAILEL nDsTnAN.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
SENATE.

TUESDAY, May 6h, ls62
TIE Senators In the city asDslbsd at IL o'clock u.
Il being ascertaiued that no quoron was present,
o. motion Of Mr. JOHNSON, IL was
Rssolved that the SergeAntat-Arns be directed TO
proceed to morning 10 the residences oi absent
Senator's most convenient 10 this city, ard procure the
attendance Of many Of them ss may be necessary TO
form Quoru u, unless be shall ASCERTAIN that tui'
cent number Of members shall reach the CITY to Cay 70
form uuorum 20 morrow.
Mr. QCESENBERY moved that the seoste sdJ 1urn
until 10 morrow At u O'Clock. Agreed to-ayes IS
uoes, s.
HOUSE OF DELEGAFEs.
The House vas called to order at II L. and was open
81 With prayer BIZ Rev D.. DurcIn.
The CHAIR oTjered the Clsrk 10 call TIE roll OF mem
bsrs TO ascsrts1 II there quorum present Sixty
eight members answered to their nance.
The SPEAKER said that it nigh. be wei! to eIpiNn
the position 10 vhicl lie DIR. sHEyTEY) stood. He
thou sbt that Mr. KxMPsR ihs former presiding ,hosr,
was still SPEAKER Of the House OF Delegates, although
he had vacated hi, seat and that he Mr. sBETrsY TIE
preseus Incumbent. vas only Speaker pro tc'np,r,.
Mr.. EDAONDS cOncufred with The Chair in its tX.
pressed opinion.
Mr. ANDERSON, Of Botetourt. also eo-curred, ard
suggested that action Vas necessary on the subj
SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
Mr. BLUE, o. Hampshire, eff I'D tHe folloviDg:
"R,Sol-eG, That committee bs appointed % MORN
the liz cu;ye tbs; this House ready to receive alv
conmuoca ian from him.
Tue r,s3la Il was adopted and Msssrs. BLUE Ma.
osuDER ard GILuEE we're appointed 10 constitute said
committee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-16
Seed Corn.

1t is almost impossible to designate by name
the best variety Of Corn for all parts of the
State. There arc but two distinct varieties
of Corn, to-wit: The Gourd Seed, or large
and soft, and the flint or hard That variety
only should be grown which is certain to ma
ture well. In the northern third of our State
the Flint should be the general crop; in the
middle third, about half and half; and in the
southern third the Gourd Seed varieties may
generally be sally relied upon to mature
well. a mixture may be made to suit any
locality by making careful selections from
year to year.
The following plan of selecting seed. corn
is practiced by many of our best farmer and
found to be all that is desired: Select from
we'll developed ears and thrifty stalks, six
weeks before pulling, when most of them
would do for roasting; hang them up near
fhe fireplace or around the stove-p pipe in the
cOoking-rOom, and let them remain there un-
til planting time. Seed prepared in this way
seldom, if ever, requires replanting, and can
be planted some two or three weeks earlier
than the usual planting time, without regard
to weather. Persons who have adopted this
mode of saving seed-corn, find that the heart
worm does not prey upon it, and after plant
ing the birds and ground squirrels do not
prey upon it, in consequence, some think,
from the bitterness of the grain. A farmer
IN Dallas county has pursued this plan for
six years, in Indiana and Iowa, always meet
ing with marked success.
Much has been said and written and prac-
ticed, also, with the view of asccrtaining from
what part of the best terminating seeds may
be obtained, to the neglect of more important
acquisitions. l leave this branch Of Corn
growing to the curious.
Xanuring for Corn.-It is well demon
strated fact that field we'll MANFRED with
stable droppings, &c, once in five years, will
increase the crop, for that length of time, at
least twenty per cent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-16
Wool.

Since. the LIST of April, the demand for do
mestic fleece has continued very moderate
the auction sale in Boston being the promi
ncnt feature of the month. Prices have still
further declined, and, as the season is drawing
to a close, holders show disposition to make
concessions, in order to reduce their stocks
1t is evident that there will be considerable
amount Of fine wool carried over; and, at the
present market rates, it would seem to be 70,
the interest of consumers to purchase these
woods, in preference to going early in the
country for fresh clips The views Of grow
ers will naturally be higher than they were
last year, and it is very probable they will
ask more for their woods than the still de.
pressed state of general business will justify
manufacturers in paying. The great advance
which took place last summer and autumn,
arose from cause which is not likely to OPP
crate during the approaching season; and,
while we do not think woods will be, or ought
to be sold by the farmers at last years prices,
it is quite likely that many will, by going to
the other extreme, lose sales by holding their
clippings above the market value,
Pulled woods have not changed materially
in price, and fair amount Of the most de-
Shuoic Minus HdSC UceI IdkCIi. Ill CdlllOIllla
woods, some sales have been made at reduced
prices, and number of good lots of fall clip
are being offered at low figures.
Fine foreign woods have been selling in
small lots, with but little variation in prices.
Medium and low foreign woods, have, like the
better descriptions, met with but little &C.
mand, and good stocks of all these qualities,
are awaiting purchasers. Coarse foreign
woods have declined to their legitimate limit,
having been taken to considerable extent
by carpet manufacturers, who have recently
again started their mills. BY late advices
from European markets, we learn that coarse
woods are very quiet, while fine qualities are
firm, and some desirable descriptions have
advanced in price from 1d@14d per ID.
Prices current Of wool, at New York, May
1st, 1862, were Choice selected Saxony
fleece, 50@52c Saxony fleece, 46@4oc.-
Full-blooded Merino fleece, 45@46c. Half
and three-quartcr blood fleece, 44@46c.-
Native and quarter blood fleece, 43@44c.-
Common fleece, 42@43c. Canada fleece 40
@42c.- Waiter Bro,cn's Monthly ". Y Cir
cular.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-16
Wheat.

We took ramble few days since around
over town; we were surprised to see the
wheat looking so well. 1t never looked bet
ter, though late, we predict good crop OF
wheat, larger belt has been sown than usual.
Farmers are getting along finely planting
their corn. Prospects for fruit promises a
good crop,-a warm shower would benefit
the grass. The cattle appreciate the picking
now to be had on the praries. We would
once more advise our farmers to plant sor-
ghum, and raise as many roots as they can.
We give some items in this weeks issue in
regard to sorghum.