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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-06
Assassination.

The New Orleans Crescent miserable
rebel sheet few weeks ago contained
this paragraph
Aadyei0 Jol1smL--A rumor prevailed
in Memphis last Monday that Andrew
johnson had been SHOT and instantly
killed in Nashville, and that the man who
killed him had made good ms escape. If
not true now, probably Il 'OiH be same of
these dayS.
No doubt that the fellow speaks the
wish Of thousands ofrebels Too coward
ly to face the lion hearted Tribune Of the
People, on whom repose the hopes of
millions Of lreemen, tley skulk behind
like the iackal But we have faith in GU
Governors star We believe that be will
die at a ripe and honored old age, in his
bed many a year after the editor Of the
Crescent has died a d0r's death On the
sCsfOld.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-06
Cotton Burned.

kIr. II. Campbell, merchant of this
city for near twenty years, informs us
that few weeks ago he had sixty six
bales Of cotton burned near Pulaski,
Giles county, by ScotPs marauders. He
is satisfied that it was done at the in
stigation of the planter, solom he had paid
for He Cotton On last Thursday, Nor
gan's gang burned forty-two bales more,
belonging to the same gentleman, The
rebels in Giles county are anxious to sell
their cotton, and then burn it as soon as
they get the money in their pockets.
They need severe lesson, and we hope
it will be promptly administered. 1t is
idle to think of quelling this rebellion
by patting rebel cotton bridge and
house burners on the back.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-06

New Orleans is no doubt at heart a
strong Union city. AT the last Presi-
Dental election, Douglas obtained a
small majority over Breckenridge, and it
can hardly be doubted that two thirds
of the supporters of Bell and Douglas
were unqualihedly for the Union. The
following was the vote Bell, 5,215
Douglas, $685. Breckenridge, 2,646-
plurality for Bell, 2,277.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-06

What sort Of humanity and lenity is
that which suffers a redmouthed, viper
tOngued rebel TO walk about the streets
forging and circulating outrageous false
hoods, which keep the whole community
in state of excitement? Would not
the same lenity allow raItlesnake 70
coil and hiss and snap about our
streets OF the two reptiles, the rattle
snake is decidedly the nobler creature
Let the heads of both be crushed.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-06

A Fresh ILLUSTRATION or SOUTHERN
CHIvALRY.- In Beauregard's General
Order, picked up on the field of Shiloh
the day after the conflict, occurs the
following:
"Soldiers must not be permitted to
leave the ranks, even to assist in remov-
ing our own dead, or to strip or rob the
dead of the enemy, unless by special
permission
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-06

A Union soldier died the other day at
ST. Louis, of wounds received at Fort
DonelsOn. He was from Iowa, and his
funeral was held in the capital of that
State. His dying injunction was, that
no enemy Of his country seoessionist or aJo-
Htionist, should be permitted to touch HE bosly.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-06

Our leading purpose is to crush out The
Rebellion and save the Republic. Every
thing must be held subordinate TO this.
Whatever or whoever stands in the way
of the attainment Of these grand aims
must fall, we care not by what name
they are called.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-06
MOSS and EaoNArA

T OST, on Saturday, tho 81 inst, a pair Of GOLD
j SPECTACLES, with my namo engraved As they
are token Of deceased relative, win pay baud
some reward for their return. HENRI ERNI,
PurVcyor's Once, Masonic Hall
or, 81 Cedar Street Blay 6--3t
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-06

Yorktown, the great Gibraltar Of the
Rebels, the very "last ditch" where they
were bound to die, i ours Evacuated
Abandoned Deserted Given up! Va
mosed Played out Why, CORVALLIS
did better than that.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-06
A Mcmphia refugee states in the c

A Memphis refugee states in the Gin
cinnat Gazette that while he was con-
fined in the jail in Memphis, he saw
from the twenty seventh to the sixth Of
June, eighty-iive men whipped and
their heads shaved, and forty-three
hung, because they refused to take an
oath Of allegiance to the Southern Con-
fcderacy
Shall mercy be shown 10 the villains
who perpetrated such revolving out
RACES
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-06

In behalf our readers we thsnk the
gentleman who SO ably filed the editorial
chair Of the Union during our absence
We resume il with fresh hope, confidence
and determination
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-06
Something important 4!

II MIR. THOMAS COLLIER is in the City, he will,
by calling at the Watson House. hear Of something
10 his interest. May 6, l862--'t"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-06

We have received another lot of
Southern papers, al OF them dan, M
hu,cn" on frsi rate wrapping paper.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-06
Dead Prisoners.

The Indianapolis Jo,unal Of the I'd
inst, says:
The United States Express Company
received on Thursday, from Springfield,
ILL.,, the corpses Of four deceased rebel
prisoners, which are detained here for
further orders, FIRST having been placed
in the vault OF Matthew Long, Under
taker, The names Of the dead are:
A. A. Dalton, of Fountain Head, Tenn.
J. q. Riger, of Nashville, Tenn.
}. h. Bell, OF Nashville, Tenn
}. q. FREE, OF Nashville, Tenn.
Relatives and friends Of the deceased
can obtain further information by adj
dressing hr Long.
Poor fellows! They arc the unhappy
victims Of wealthy rebels who strut daily
upon our streets, too eowardly 10 aght,
YET urging on others 10 the work Of bea-
son.
The Louisville Journal thinks that il
any rebel cotton is successfully concealed
on the approach Of the Onion armies, Il
will have 10 be hidden IN the bosoms Of
the women. We guess that our inquisi-
tive troops will be very apt 10 find even
that prsCiOus TREASURE, II they oRce sa
t,rif hands a. ~
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-06

=. &. 1IERCEIs, Editor.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16

a : Iemefy fos this most distressing snd ohssirss.
EaiEdy, tho Vegetable I4fs Medicines deserves & dis
tnct Aat emphafic accommodates. II is well
known % hundreds In this city, that the former pro.
pr:etor 81 these valuable medicines was himself at.ic-
ted with this corpisint Tor upwards OF urIsTT-rrvv
rrAEs; and that he tired in vain every remedy pre-
S-rihsd whit. the whole compass q The Nafer.s
deiica. lie however, A. length tried the medicine
Which y no~ offered % The public, aud re was cured
m = very short umc. after hs recovery bsd been
psouoraced not oriy improbable, tuf .sSsoiutsly iu-
possible. BY any hur.an means.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16

cenorinzted from their astonishing power Of ere
stlng new life and health, as IL were from The very
shes o. the most delspidstsd oonStitGiion-src
more strongly tonic and more immediately ~invigora-
Tag than the pills; containing the ssniec hosce vesetA.
ole extracts a. The latter. in a different cticAuon. al.
horgb really less csthsrtic than the Irr PnIs, they
everthslsss begin 70 cleanse the sllmentary osIs.
much secnes; generally slightly operating vtthi5
three o. four ao1Es, ssa producing decided sense Of
relief C ,Ls ssst e1d stomach. AID srhsis-ss1s
HiHd, ever "A less tine tha7 this.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16
TIE LIFE MEDICINES

For bilious snd liver complaint, with heir many
wsll-knosn attendants, bilious and sick heafachs.
pain and orprceslon after neal. giddiacss. dixzinces,
hesrtfa1Tn. loss Of appetite. ere sckno~ledgcd 10 10
VASTLY superior - snsthing ever before offered 70 fhs
pubs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16
u0Eaf Life Pits !

composed G Vegetable ingredients exclusively.
a can be ascertained ey cleuiel test. Their prom
nent qualities are ihose Of an active and searching.
th1-sh perfectly mild and agreeable detergent ape
RENT: q: = gentle supcFife, promoting The inseesibis
PRECIPITATION; 81 q pleasant d~iur.tlc. iDyigorsting the
kidneys and bladder; aud q a delightful tonic cafaa-
&C. c,ci,ing appetite by the DEMANDS Of sctive dIges-
ton, and cheering The mind with that grateful sense
renovated health which l. one Of ths n.cst Fictitious
selirgs q OF. sa.are.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16
DISSOLUTION.

ME Firm O. Keller ( Morgan. ia
Il thsIxnp an o. trsae. IS iAis day a s-ehtibv
~ ]. KEEtrR
1H oR8AN
rssrs u4ute. March 81. lss2.
IA ha - I'll - c~-ni.aae4 ~tfts sare sfsla.
- g., ks-fy ahiiaS< nnilrf. asns q p.
krefeF 20
a roaliaas1,c of ne uter1 fsuoaa.s a.rsia.-s
bestowed. "a tsaestai'r 4Fttt.
~ kEsite. Arat
Arrffswew
THE partaerssp IA The Dry Goods
a u13r bs~ssa leg4 p<nshlson expired 81
1tIA ezra - Ie - tay Il January. l~c1-
- = Faaatsen fsff ~ 49, BIS interest ~
Rrey. wa saat fees tfe t-s.rss ard seifesfl
4rrt-r srsirsf 80 ate IA. az clstanfins ll-
tehtctness aust ~ aamedisi a. closed.
kn'LfN A n~ANALDSoS.
ssnnsry "a. lse1
l card.
- rcuri7r frea - ascss. So nl.'er<rnti fskcs
r-tl-t pleasure 3 tnnurrtrr Gee. n. kInfsF - al
tee f-rnrr pauoas ~ tae Heo.e ard g. The rrarc
ErsfsaL Incfeaaaly 4saliei u sac tesire<s a.
1Eocd r1rt1ltr. tfsscslnt tohmaaIfs msy tefI-
@svayEsy sPea $50 e@rSas - al uuFs Al =
stsx.sel .rwart tfn~rstrrttment
% u~ANAIuSo<.
X. =. soaA - sist - - his tiead. 81 Re clt
sss-t. ~ fhe~vr - usAiux fisa.ea7. eua :
- ~. a.. e
TIRE Hsaie. a. =. -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16
McrCurial Diseases I.

fersous whose consttruons lave become impaired ~
the iltndiciors ase q Mercury. will end thss~ Ned.
unts = perltcf cure. g. Gty never fll 70 eradicate
fron the svsten al the Effects Of Me-carv. irenfteiy
sconer thsn 'he mc-t powerful 81 ssrss-
parus-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16
MEDICAL.


WILL PRACTICE MEDICINE
W Ard Otrtctrics, IN Trrre-Hauic and voinsg
In ali 10 bEanches-
cTzscE-So. 3 Talon Row, M ztsifa
RzzrrScE-SoI tsgie 81. north - seminary.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16

~, iis r-s ft-s pm, -. fai 'ic srsts.
- --. ~ H-lt,rl, o.ss IL prevented. sna
aken a. Ls sm,neueea-lt " a. ssisch. iamsii.f.
eiiei from .iekhe. vii ts - aired.
They sslsea fs b removing H.. ss..-,.1
hclffthf' - sifa fsu.ai-- arr ~ much -rfssr
! Thfy 80 "n' Sly 4ssp 'hs ~bo~,la-reue.f
Co.fir
foF L-'.-- 49,. ~>seil-'-. u.icu. s,m.'-.
az al p.I-.o % f,f-nsosp sS.<. 49, sfs4.'a.
a slaNatse. A Improving he agJ7lp, el,i.. f~..
and s'gor 70 Ia digestive orsAa-. .n8 s..sar "a
natural electricity sid strength ~ Or vlol. .,.,ria
The CEfnAIIc Tnf- are De resaii ofloag a...
nsseou and ossehlai caifsci.1 sap.r.lasn.. IA.
been N use may Jears. during ~hhl e.. $50,
have prevented ard relieved b v,r amot.1s 81 p-
and suffering from headache. ~b,thet oagiaaal.
~ "evroas sgs4ssn ~ from = Iefsnsrs state ofif
STOMACH.
1lsy are ei.iFsly v~esetAhl. la tL~ir c-nyo.inal
.nd mss p. taken Il all ttn~s ai,a p~rfecs .sf.J
without making sny chang = diet sr-f -, ~ {.
a. rny ds~sgre~at{< tfas r..f~rs - -s.v q 30
isg Ten % clatrsa
BEWARE or cOUSTEKfLiT-
Tie genlne tss. signature. & Heny e. spsait
on ssch box.
saat, leasr.. So - oi.r lsaisF. s. s..s
cine
49, ~n ts seat - nj "a r-s,lri sf,-
PRfCk IS CfNIr.
All orders shoult hc scd-es.-t %
HENRY c. SPAUfDiao
ssceaar ssrsst. ss-f
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16
.OTlCE 20 PHYSICIANS..

y Sotice = hereby gwen that sealed proposals
fT Aedlc&l a. Surgical atfcntanco 3nclndiny ned.
c.1c) rpcn tae prsoaess co-fnet il thc Jan ard FOR
tne focr 10 siatfct -1nlsT Qls only VIII &c rece.v-
q. lie Anditor Obs 81 IeEre Haate. frar.aE
TIE nta rui b. Hr No ysar Gom The 20 Day n
Esy. 1851.
District >-thsf Ore Comprises thst part &C ae
r--nfy B ~ 81 4s casrs Of Iasustip Elever AID
ca5t 81 lMe t. al4sA Hiser.
A. p,~sasuast ee acrsapaTltfpiit fte cames
= req shie persons al .esarile8f the faifttui
perftrltlce ci tl- contrast.
r. order ~ TIE Boar ~ Icllflseirarrs 81 Nizo
ccunt-. ALIEN.
aps1tA Auditor VICE county.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16
i6o6ats Lilo Fills

u s1secc-s ef tee hesi. ses SssdteSs CT ssTTcs
headache. these Pills rtl - fcus; 70 rcss.ss ,as
most s~Ai-.As- Cay.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16
~. MoFat's Life MaaIo.aae

sEculd re taken IN tie early stages q BilHous. SsEs
SD II Pers>~ered n strictly sccord.sg,to a.
recuons. wiii positively eHec: = cure.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16
Billions Cs1aRIsiHsss - . aSas

4 sell regulated AID p-opcrtorsts s1k5at5 CT bile
upsa TIE stomach il always requisite fox tie pTos-o-
too OF occnd hcalt6-lt stimulates digestion AID
Keeps the intestinal canal free from ell obsuuct.ocs.
when there "a . deficiency OF ollie the body IL cz-
SANITY costve. On tie other hand, Y sr4bza-
dsrce Of bile causes frequent rsuser < tie stomach.
r1d often promotes very Ss=e<o attacks Il fsenae.
which sometimes end IL death.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16

Life Pills and Phoenix Bitten

CrHE DfsrxrsaA. hy thoroughly cleansing the lrst
and second stomacbs. and creating q pure healthy
bile. Instead tho tale snd acrid Kind: Tatulcncy.
toss ofAppeuis, Heartburn. Head che. Resilcs.ncs
~ -Tenpe4, Anxiety. Lacquer and Hplancholg.
~aiea srs The general symptoms q Dyspepsia. vii
s~asa. A. = natural epusequencs - its Cufs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16

nR. D. c. WALLACE offers hrs
H. Professional services - ne citizens o. Tczre-
Har.c alt 1urrcundAnF ecunfry-
c~FFICE-Tcrr drsss rest e @ " Patdckt uus
Store.
E~FsIDENcE-on sssa. b~sT~en eth snd Ia
streets. nolfdwen
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16

Mofras's FnGnk bittsIs
ss-s 0ssn es7piiy rssi for tee o1re G rsvsr al
Az7s -tth i,-s-sshss sz,cess
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16

ss A si4sis 'ossls Q, -rAUiDrs,sr fhrf.-t.
Ill .sse Ger tn-s n. ta-t &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
- sluAnN -. DEPAEsT-

- To HEADS CT DEPART
"a ~ sFfEgE AID ASS srSET=t vo1i beg % invite Gs
.-a Ia.ds Departments OF ts Nazioa3 braAeaes on
&c GJyesal -lc C,E'st-,s States, nov 10 Aehuae 70
a. s-g, 40 .z11ye s,os Books, 2lpcri station
cry, gassi5rss, Bank Books, &c, .~hieh VIII
furnish then So fs-- Es.s.I.
r. We a. sl.I q Binding and the aEa-esre Or
SLAMS ssoz sssy des-lsa N nc best a5ISI 800 " we
loves, prices A. AokSS
ia " Man street, R.stzoLd- Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
ANREE, 81.

DRY GOODS.
urEEJEAE7s vsuls MS ey ~ yeS Q. making purchase:
Iva A. respectfully solicited eI.lEe stock 81 DRf
GOODS. W. oder fsr sziy:
So sale lr1Hl slestlngs and shl,irsl
p-na5ur--r
70 csasi E,s.casa Slse.iass sad S-',Hnyl,
r1hsles paid al ss-.rsd Csaabclssr
e. us,e- striped and ali Dollsstc1, FOR SsrYAsHss
Nokass,
b ps,,-5 s15 stipJ5 Fhlrtagl,
80 c-ru1 Ellly p,iu.-,
o. tr4sf=1.
CtIsEzl lalDTiCs,
Ee1sz-E- Jsl-a alJ -t-its
A. fas- s1rf-s1t 81 14y a Fc Lu=l., cSs.s Eess.
$50 lslt-la Irs. L..cI Lava E1, sped ard .aaro.i-
s-st ss-.q-s E1i cg1a, C.sA Cseres, veat=ss A Ae,
~ a. slrS - III 81 rsT -sSsP g. the gsa and pcpt trade
Mat 3 DEEWST,
no. IL P-AE Ssreet.
-, gi-h-cul, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
-7g8MOND WING.
IN. p.,Iv UhIg In Riehm0nd-EaJ the Car
rierb.


~, ,-sit demand for the pAHT Vine within the city,
-. f h, regular As by transient readers, aud the diff
ctv Of ssf4e.ory supplying both clls-ss of reaiers,
b7 carrying system adapted only to o'aoe saoseriP-
goas have Induced rs to resort 70 the eny ieaslns
motc Of mauagsy large city eisouaaon, to VII; that
Of prspzns 90 Gee Carriers From tins date, there
fore no subscriptions for The Vine to be LETT Ni'hin the
civ M DC slssa q, his ofoe and all persons indebted
for subscription % the present Tine within The city are
requested 10 cal q. .he 0ce and settle their account.
The Carriers W. Of course continue to deliver ehe pa;
&c, to the prsaa. subscribers and receive pay for the
sane &c the rate Of asteeu cents per week Nhe public
VII noz understand thss a restriction upon the sale OF
tie Wuts by Carriers within the ciy IS removed and
tba. ali who want it may buy it from the Carriers or have
IL let for thsn at their residences or places Of business
S-a.sg5-r l6b 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

yzypos pRIcy co. have In stosI-nsny Just received
HEAVY Bad BlAnkets Grey Army Blankets lof and Iva
Heached sheens' Beaehed cotton brown Cotton
oxnAburgs Irish Linen DamRsks TEins, &C. Elegant supply
Blak Cloth Coak Baques Black Beaver and French Cloths
otsr lust opened spool Cotton Wool fhr and Draw
en- Hosiery Collars sleeves and Iac 4c, &c Any portion OF
s old stock will continue 20 sell t former prices
resardes Of the present Increased vaus they determined 70
40 vhen the Goods recently bought and 1ueh
they buying TO advAse
Their stock Is kept up. ..,,. 10
THOhAb l. fklOb w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
RAILROADS. &C.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

@NNR7gzEL.ssR En-
Richmond 81 Petersburg r. r..
AN and after Monday the 2lh February, Che trains over this
~ road will run a. follows:
TRAIN,
Leave Richmond 81 AS n daily and Petersburg at Ais p n
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRArz
Leave Richmond daily except Sundays ct s4a m and RAo
The Mai Trail viii stop only at Half Way Station Chester and
Port WalthGl junction.
viii bear mind tina. they required to show
pas from the Governor other authorized person. before
they leave the city oy this road L. D. GILL;,
fqi General hupt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

<lR
sUPERINTENDENT's oFIloE,
RioHNoAp March TIh, 1873 I
ARRANGEMENT FOR THE SOUTH AND soUTHWlsr
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
ON aod alter SUNDAY, March 9h the Passenger TTain5 viii
" a. fellows: ,A .o,
Man Train leaves Richmond dSIy @undsy included al 100 A.
ere Win me trains soutA Side railroad for the South ind
South WeSs =,
I-Anleayes Danve daily, Except sundEys at $3.50 Il d.
and reschss Richmond al o. z II.
On sundsy there vii be Mall Train non Burkesve TO Rea
rlou leaving BukesVe the arrival OF the Train from tie
sOrh Southwest al 22O, p b. and reaching Richmond st
52l, n. - ~, a, -,
on the south Railroad for Lynehbug, and the south West
daily. -, -, -, -,
Te Train DAnVIe connects 81 Burkesvle With the Bouih
Side Railroad trains for Petersburg and Norfolk ,
Ocured and Baggage WI be checked
LSnshburs Knoxville, Grand junction,
CbAtianoogk Bristol, Memphis,
ktaptH Dalton, vicksburg, and
Eoalsernarv New Orleans, Cornth.
oHLs. 9. FAIooTr,
no9O-u superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HOME!

INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HOME!
THE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
ioTUol CORNER OF MAIN AND ELEVEHTH sTREzTs)-
rEsRr xhl,e pssons for life or Of year, and slaves
i for one or more mot exceeding four) years ,,.
me Vance Companies having made known their Intention 70
the policies who may be ned IN
dsisnce OF their homes either BY taking up ans OF oy
every prudent man. insured b. hs ought at once TO cancel m
peucy and Insure al home ..1.
Books containing the necessary Information are i1rnSned ns
onos Oh 'hs 0'HPAH" SAMUEL J. HARRISON, President
J. ADAIR PLEAsAHTs, Secretary.
BILn BuHWuI, n. D., Medical Exsminer
] RI McOIu n. D., Consulting Physician.
RosooE b. HEATz, Legal Adviser. ~
INSU RANCE.
TIE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. COMPLY
Office Company's New Building,
+ No. 1888 Main street, Rich'd, Va
CAPITAL 100000.
SURPLUS
gina In lss2) continues insure II city and country,
against osI damsge BY hre almost every description OF pro-
perry risks Ships and Oarsoe ana risks on Iniana
poaon taken 10 all pars o the world 81 reasonable rates Of
The yery liberal share OF publ. patronage which has onG
received operates In return liberal and pronpt seeen' '
claims which been It's pleasure 10 observe
Famers and Citizens generally, my be reeIed 70
parties insured In this Company In over MY eounue N
Application by letter or otherwise the President secrsa
~, wiz meet prompt attention ,,ov.
yoS Allen, J. z WadsWorth, Geo. W. Smith
W. L. Cowardin, VIM Beers, julien, m. D"i
h l. Kent Thomas Samson, B. L. Winston,
Wu Palmer Q. ". Purcell, Z d. hAnTyI
A. K Parker, Jos P. Winston, Samuel 2. LAthrop,
Jas A Inloss, 3. A 0lAlborns. .,.,,,, 81,
~ wu,a II. EArrsisrv oclT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
NEtF AUCTION HOUSE,

rNRL. SAL. ~ etta0Aa.
rrrs - AreHon buSzcss.
r.-ff tly auction Room Franklin
,l-.. ...-.s .--.- ... b H.7rs I aENG)Gf.
,-Her b.f Ell.s.T a-- p0'ste and seasis NE
s... ll. ne lr.ar 7s1-Al7 lie p=irts rs
go, 81 rr5-- rt---It 70 SIS ral-1aB; All ustru h-s'
lss f-s a-- 1 ihs rlt, -c vi be els5et 20
sSf.- r.s .skas gs= Re make i=g-s' advances
e. I'd 1-rrlT 81 sr1 y prepared 70 board pcsoss en-
g,-l d s. sae, --1 1 e. E 5-ysaissyle Anle 2eeora-
- T.r.-s -.-a.t.. T. U sTCkts.
cr yslzzl-, Ssl dcc- 5e5H W al Ess-t.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
GREAT RARGAENs IN DRY GOODS

SPECIAL notice city and country people IN want Of any
Lawns very large stock Of Prints Lawns Jaeonsl
a. NAN ard garet Barsge5, black and eolorei skS snAN
~ r.s.I blsG,hsd and Shifting and sheens, CASH
ss and Ksnaeky JeAns striped and domestic Tor men ana
sysais LsdIes' Gaisrs Morocco, Kid and Csskn shoes
N,, ana ChdgenS Shoes, Of every size and qusnW ns9
ana Cotton GooaI foz and boys Ladies' sill and Lie TN leo
Gloves AZ ~ centF Ms 3k 20 20 c:s Linen boss s 20
cents Irish Linen ., SIX Sad 20 eenil PGrAsoh PLAN
sad T-psd 4. 70 cents Swiss Csmbre and JSeonet nIuei
ps bne and white Tareign, at Astounding low prices
Os-br!e worked aud Collars at eosI All those soous
ahoge and great many, too Eumerou. 70 MENTION eusr @
ale without charging more, they were bought before We
hard es had conuenced Be careful hat you come 'ns
giSht plses, No. 81 Main Street. ,,,r, s-,.r7zz
nysl JOeLfn oAAAS'H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

DISSOLUTION OF CO-gARTEERSHIP'
TEyHE Co-Parlucrshp OF ClarlIsOn, AHderson * Co.,
Was dissolved July LIST BY mutual consent J. A. yiaIA
- vii a.te the business thoGyh either pScer will sign IN iqu
dato5 The beek and iscoua be i5u2- 81 the ose OF
OArksoa o., Ne. 100 Ham ssEssi. ,r.,nsoy
I'M. ANDERSON,
,,aa H. 5R0ESELL
NOTICE.
N., All, An.s our sAlss viz be fer Cash. plyaes
1 ,,,sj, tbi-tv lava CLAgKs0N CO.,
"a No. LOG iiAln street
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GENERAL sUPERINrEsDENT"s OFFICE
RICHMOND, JEly 8ltL 1851
Notice TO PerCns sending Packages to Soldiers at hanas
SaS, SiluntJn, &c, sc.
HE practice citeuaiug large packages BY The Mall Trains
becoming GO bust=s0Et he Trsn bsIdes causing delay
hat fnd necesy c.aca persons to coanEo themselves
very saa PACKAGE hey vii he Tik Of ther being h
T. n. wHiTcoNB,
Au7 General Superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

NOR SALE.-12OOO lbs prime Leaf Lard
100 boxes Tsllov Candles
10 ties Kce
30 hhds N. o. Sugar
90 bbls Syrup
20 boxes rollst Soap
30 cases sGrdnes
$50 bbls really nne Irish Potatoes
20 bblS Crushed Sugar
rs bbls Powdered do
300 gals Rye Whisky, years old
rs bbls pure Corn Whisky
80 do Apple Brandy
10000 seglrS, some very fne
900 boxes Lynchburg Manufactured Tobacco
80 cases A. Moores smoking do
800 kegs Old Dominion stils, a.
I,ls JdHHs1H YOUNGER 0TEYs IS Pearl IT.
NXTOOL N ATS. mt No 1 Ballard House Just 10
w cevad 100 wool Ha Of various grades for sale on 40
eo S.3S '''"" JOHN THOMPSON.