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serve three years unless sooner discharged
100 Dollars Bounty.
The company will consist Of one Captain, one
First, and one Second Lieutenant one First Ser
gcant, one Quartermastcr Sergeant; one commits
sary sergeant five Sergcants, eight Corporals, two
Tcalnsters, two Farriers or blacksmiths one Sad
dlcr one wagner, and sevcnty-eght privatcs.
Total, one hundred enlisted men.
RATES OF PAY.
First Sergeant, per month, $40 90
All other Scrgcants, IL 90
Corporals, II 90
Farriers or blacksmiths, Is 90
Privatcs and bug!crs, ID 90
In addition, the men will be furnished with clo-
thing, subsistence quarters and medical attend
uncc The allowance for clothing is three dollars
and fifty cents per month"; When an enlisted man
draws less than his yearly allowance of clothing
he will be entitled to the difference in money.
The men will be enlisted rs privatcs. After being
mustered into the service of the United States,
the appointment of non-commissioncd officers will
be made.
Enlisted men will be sent to Fort Steilacoom at
government expense, to be drilled and mustered
into the service of the United States.
The Governor of Oregon, in his proclamation
calling for these volunteers, says that "they will
be needed the coming spring on the frontiers Of
this State and Washington Territory, and for an
expedition against the Snake Indians who have
long been mcrcilcssly engaged in rObbing immi-
grants and numbering our fellow citizens"
Office in Olympia with Wells, Fargo h Co.
FRANCIS HENRY,
Recruiting officer.
Olympia, W. T., Jan. 18th, 1863.
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TO THOSE IN THE INTERIOR OF THE STATE,
Who are suffering under any form Of Private
Disease, whether contracted from impure connec-
tons or induced by other causes, DIR. YOUNG
would directly address himself, informing them
that they can be cured without the necessity Of q
journey to this city. .. ......s
LIvER.-Dr. Young would call the attention of
nvalids to his of practice in the above
plants. Throwing aside as worse than useless,
a. highly injurious, all forms Of mercury the Doc
tor relies entirely upon the VEGETABLE PRAC-
TOE.
Thousands of testimonials are in his hands indi-
eating the astonishing success he has met with in
the treatment Of all diseases of the Heart, Lungs,
and liver, on pnrely Vegetable basis. Tho treat
ment calls for no confinement to the house, alb
scnce from business, nor change in diet.
The same success has marked his treatment of
all Diseases Of the BLOOD and SKIN.
Invalids should address at once (CONSULTA-
TON FREY DIR. J. G. YOUNG, 6l5, CONNER
cial Street, Opposite the Mint,) San Francisco,
California.
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DR.. ]. G. YOUNG,

LATE PROFESSOR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENN.
Private Medical and Surgical
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Devoted exclusively to treatment Of PRlVAE Dis
EASES of whatever nature, and oil DISEASES
TO WHICH (AS A SEX FEMALES ARE
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CONSULTATION (by letter or othcrwise)
FREE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03
\ SPEECH FROM GEN. PRICE.

The Arkansas regiments stationed at Port Hudson,
lately complmsatcd Gen. Sterling Price with sere-
made when the old hero responded to the hearty call Of
his fellow-solders follows:
FgLLow-SoLpIgRs II am grateful for the honor you
have conferred upon by this demonstration tonight.
see from the flag before that you are Arkansas
troops; the same tina, followed me In Missouri. The
taters Of that old flag tell Of many haFd-iought bat
lie and are honorable the brave men who fought be-
Dcatb its folds. tChcers) / am not in the habit Of
making speeches IL my younger days, sometimes in-
Obliged in the pastime but of sle have given up speech
living and taken TO fighting. ! am gong over on the
other side of the river aud IN very short time, God
willing you will hear from me. (Cheers.l cannot
make public any plans can say 70 the army what
are nv intentions II would be mpouc for 81 len the
movements Of the army known 10 every one the en-
emy will know il too. On occasion, some one IN my
command made inquiry relative TO certain movements,
and he was answered that mo one but the Almighty
and Old Pap knew And that Is Jhe secret OF my
success. | keep my own counsel Cries from the
crow d OF " OaN Hill, ElkhOrn," Lexington Iu-
ka - "Corinth' Well do / remember each one OF
those battles and well do | remember how nobly you
All ACQUITTED yourselves on each battle field. know
die character Of the men who followed me again IN my
new field of operations. [Cries Of ave want to go
with YOU But you cannot be spared just now Inc
enemy near at hand and YOU are wanted to drive INN
back But | am going the river, and as soon rs
possibe | shall send send full regiments here TO e1-
change for the decimated ranks oil my old Arkansas
troops They are veterans in the service. kno" tlcn
and thev know me. | must have them and l will
rCres OF Owe are glad to hear it," and row, my
friends lei me more thank you for this compliment
Good night!
Three cheers were then given for cold Pap Capt.
Hays Of the 18th Arkansas, coming to the steps took
hold Of the oil flag and proposed three cheers for The
brave and amented General L;,lc, tho donor OF the
flag to the regiment fell at the battle OF luka, and
wound up by giving three cheers for Arkansas Inc
soustrring notes of "Dxic" then from the baud
and soon a yell went up for General Gardner. After
repeated calls, the General came forward, and said
81 am glad 70 see You all in such excellent spirits TO-
night You have good reason to feel So The presence
of your Old commander is sufficient for such rcjocings
and this reception appropriate a. it is catering
General Price has spoken well Of you as soldiers, and
the course Of week YOU VIII have an opportunity here
| to sustain your reputation, and make the enemy fee
YOUR prowcss (Ctecrs) 1t IL said Of General Bank
tr, no one has ever seen anything Of him hut his back
But cannot promise you to much for believe
that when he attempts to come here he will return be
fore any one will have chance 10 see even his back
daughter and chccrs) Good night
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03
TO DIR sURscRIREEs.

In accordance notice which has been prominently pub
uhsd in the Wig since as January 1858, have faithfully
ssdsavored to place the O, each suee who was In
debtsd subscription I'm his hands, bg our best efforts owing
20 e unusual press o. business have been uuayang for
large section OF country. pursuance o. original Intention
% sand each ola subscriber DIS bill and Sgarj BIN realoua'e
us 20 remit before easns MS nams win not stop on this day,
a. heretofore announced The papers Of denl lents 90 vho we
have not cent bills postpone The stopping In saeh cases,
an hs Of June, 1865 which period viii Afford ample time 20
forward the ellis anl make remit.arces.
As no contingency Is likely 20 arise which viii prevent The
ssadnz out OF an the remaa1g bs darng The period allowed
an papers without exception unpaid Tor che t jane is5S, viii
b stopped on that day the s subscribers are
requested aai urged 70 wait Tor the bills but TO remit At once
If the amount exceeds tsatLus The party WIN be credited with
The excess aad recipe sent showing the tms 20 which pays
n prompt payment ma by delinquent subscribers, Within the
time spe1e they viii be allowed pay In advance to the end
OF th.r subscription yelr che old rates. Reuarces az our
risk nom subscribers arrears, where satisfactory evidence
can be furnished ths, the money was sem.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
Fou and after this date tue subscription price Of the WdJ
win be,
DAILY year--.---...--. oJ
6 mo1ths, 500
for less period. 2oo per month.
sENI-WEEHLY year.....s 500
months. SEQ
WEEKLY 1 ysa-.--..-...8 800
G m1n.hs.-...,. 500
BONDURANT ELLIOTT SHIELDS
An-r1s.rSS Pr5D-iE1rs 1fsis Richmond Hhig.
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Mr. Rives and the Albemarle District.


- 49, Cen, Me- p;vss 10 in replv 10 one
- ,r,,,..- ,r osrtI,,,sp in Buekpr.
-. ,r,5,--y n, announce him as
N--l NJ, - - 9.,-...-.,.;~,s NJ. Pives
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IS - ....... ..... .lr.s..3-, ,bor,b bs
= -. t;., ~. So. ,,.-s... r.,r,-s them We
, gr,tss5 20 believe t5a. .asrs viii be no opposition
p, him and that his election win be- as E. should uuani-
nous We pgbrsfsd "a a -scsr. number very hand
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03

WESLEY FRY departed this life, his residence in Madison
county, 10Th March 10 the s4lh year Of his age
duty 10 record The death OF one so vide
" known or so uniyers y esteemed Possessed Of geuaI tenn
rSmen Spirits and social dhpoaucn no ons
anew hi m but TO love him. will Of hts death without drop
ping regret TO his memory. Most Sstma0ie a cGe
and exemplary husband, father friend and neishber he a
for many years discharged the duties vroGs pubic oc 2sl
credably to himself aCceptlbly 90 tie public bouh 'c
i.r ~ The Grt treat constitutional lights ' ne
hal lived 20 witness aadto suffer Ia l seuGr suuk.e ,'
m utenance Of principles against the ana oNe
Of Noi 80 49,, - 40 Al 80 = r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03
nnp rrnr1c pRfrTrKG.

On motion of Mr.. BARKSD4LE, Of Miss, the rule
was suspended and the House took up the Senate Dill
in relation to the compensation of Public Printer; ana
the bill having been read twice, Mr. BAkhSDAhh u
fered Il substitute.
The hour of having arrived the House took recess
until halfpast o'clock.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03
a., CNfpEg
AAt 'as lnfp: GEM
ADJT AND ISsP'R GE'I >sl's orvrrr
.. R.cHsos ID, march %. ia
GENERAL ORDER5,

GENERAL ORDER5, ''-' 70 ''S3.
l. The corps Of officers for ordnance agty WI, p....
composed exclusively foows viz: ''''T o.
lst Officers Of Vie Regular Confederate Amy as,r.5
War Department for Orfuauce dniy. -'- ~ '-e
"a. OFF seTs % the Provisional ATtiefy .1po-,eI
OF Cougr -, April q, 1861 ~s 81
81. Ofcers Of ths Proytonal Artillery so- O-4,..
pointed under ct q ljth septcr' p sjz Ca5-A-r -
taose duty and9r General Order No L. 1914 So Ps''-
Oops appointed under sct I'd 7,.9-t. a - .-
l'b2 aui d1H-i Orlusu-. rr'y 81 - T. - -
On 0nee 81 le Nitro acI H-'- Bureau ar1,lre3 MIA
| IL Or.el heretofore b +...f ID O-,-s-- ,-,- - ,
sons or G'1ar. Or-e. 70 zi and o.. 81 b.. .t ~ ~.
ioruios par. W tie 'g'-.r~e Corn, 10 90. r-. ..
nzei N tti' p1-i1r until vs4 1s o.. s.-l1rrl r oa5.
o. the O'1HeN. toyss .-r-ary 'Ip-~-' o.. d.','rd
Omcee el 'hs c1's " r.. f.c-' f~', Nv r,o,,,,,
officers ss nsi .'r 0.a'r 1gy, F ai-rlsa q. r. Cen
erE ceanm:ndin- an arm. ter-'rei vle ~, ,r,f.e, .,
| nls service requires o. ~ VI
All Iuch changes siu he c5n -z, 'sf , . l,,f,, ~,
| nance az Richmond cow .' N'4
III. AT oacss, sha'ga or arers a-r.a.i,. --r,,,, A.
p1is other posts where work is rer-. d b, E,.r.I -
who paid by ths Department IN ~- irr s-e s--ri.y4
Who rchnIlsh claim FOR par 'rirs ~ .-,-sI, -
aud descriptions q TIE mgI Eiara eosre,i sa;s,n 4
| they receive. ~
These reports v De forwarded g. g.. o-,r. rrs,,r c-s,r
for the lnfo-uGt Oh I'D guidance % me r-- IT, s me-
| vent the paynrn' nj f-suJIl-rt claim.
". All G-ne-as J'.e- Officers commenting -sry
meu's or i'c's WI r'q rrm Pr5y "s-'l,, wi b.
maudgrS O.; i-gs mo1thiy rnr ,H o. - 'ufg-ss-l r-
B'rs ng' olHsrtsi rh She C5EfsfoTs trnY Af cvA,
nen with Specifications Of 8a's md -o. Ind Nv
whom arrested, accompanied WI such r'r'4r ny t.y
deem proper, aDi forward tie sane, Wit 70. i.Y % IN
| fee
NH gf-8v t9r- re- T,--.' r.,r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03
no CORHE SPONDENTS.

o. hs WHY" ,
-t j.sn BOA sites o. ne pGpsr JCiH not De Qao-
HAL This a RUE or long Gnding, 0ugE o b FHol p
al ana tri- @, Be departed rom Obituary voices
-5ssfiag Arss rilss charged ror cd7crtslefs.
~ We caan0s undertake 70 rs.ars rejected coH.utic'-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03


beyond all other cities Of North
its crimes were exaggerated, for
that any city having a third or q
population could, by possibility, b
pure as one whose citizens we're all
iugton, in its best estate, was bad,
when its honest people have be
highest places Of power filed wit
whose fame has reached the ends
alleys and by-ways orammed with
New England civilizaEou-tbat &C
sence Of all meanness-that embo,
eontempti5le-the live Yankee
The best answer 70 this question
minute descriptions Of men and Il
furnished the Southern press by Co
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03
ADJ'T Z iEsP'R eEsEalLy oyy,os
--. MoHhj- D, April I f,fs
GrsrSlL 0EDks,

GLSEE1L 0EDks,t ''''
No.4
l. The attention o. commanding and o.htr er..,,
the Of Congress Of Ap IL 2ist, isG2,s pg5j l -
Orders No 8 Of that yer more hgii s'j "a W --ri
quiFements Of that E the part c,.s. dim, me t-
referred 70, is Dc med Important 10 them et Or Zee
II The rtphltal lLlts VI the command n IL 49,
erai Egsre- lmb acing the tefen-s n o. r.s @ zen
Ing south to Include q 81 Re Or NeH >,1ua AZ - '-Ld'
the supervision and general direction o. CeAcralE -4r
divided Into three military department, i0I0as: All M 's
the tmes Tys for the defeLcs Of Richmond, vii cons VI
Department Of Rehmoud, under Msj r Genera HEY tis
sfs lchnfud; all that podon Of virginia t3uil " I
Fer and east OF the county Of P0wh4tt1, El constitute -
pAtne-t o. souN 'irgni, under jo- General Prrt
L some cen raj P0nt me slack Water Tie So,
u Noh CafolEa will Constitute the Department n for
,ti I5sr Major General H. Hill headcuar e5s 5Is-
ne Price ~ beef hides, RI inferred In M par
sp' H. GENERAL Orders No g. O! ls62 viii be AZ tF- foT
GFe,i ~ s F' green hides, Eve pr round a,d i
a. IN 1919 g' per pguIi IL the Trans. Miss ,si1r -
800 -, east Of tne Mississippi liver itiry r.r,g -,
IT,, 80 P'igea wih be paid by IA. 20
20 -, masters - the cnnl. are trsb,,.r-i,.
counts cuTrs1t. ' ''Se'Si IA tasT next &C
~ By General Orders No. 81, Paazr.pa IT, Las,
th ONCE qtIrtefl@sisrs directed a. ron
an1dliues aud WasoaB for r lsalgy5r atom II - f'rls
pLal s1YpIe.i The Tea aud divers y IS ... @ ms
then in good co a!aon AID ready setg, r u ,
wu require tn Performance az dg. Sohman.-
- order,
a., :, l0tDs1i COOPER
M loo. 49,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03
DIED.
ORiTUlRY.

Departed ills ie on Sunday, March 22i 1865 at osmoe
Amelia county, Va. CONWAY BAEKSDALE, aged tAirty three
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03

The reports tina. to Us by persons more reliable
than the gentleman Just from the North" concur in
one essential point viz the moral and social corruption
of Washington city. That place even in the purest
5,vs of Southern rule had repuis,io-, s,- -:-t-s-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03

TOR RENT. .,-el
- ....-.,, TO- az ~ ID" s'''' .' M. c,E2Cr
ap2-la-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03
THE TAX BILL.

Mr. BARNWELL, from the Committee of Finance,
reported back the House bill to levy for the COM
mon defence with amendment, in the form of sub
sttue which ordered to be printed for considera-
ton in secret session.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03

bid YOU god speed in clearing out the symPathzer5
with treason in the District Of Columbia. Applause ]
I, would not wound my feelings any day 70 unu 'ue
ds5 bodies of Rebel svmpathzers pierced with bull
Ieboles i'm every street and alley of Washington lAp-
peuse1 Yes, 1 would regret this; for would mot IKE
to witness all this waste Of powder and lead wGuu
rather have them hung and the ropes saved; ET'
d,nrIe until their sinking bodies rot and fail TO the
earth niece bv piece. Laughter and applause
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03
FIFTY CENT NOTES.

Mr.. BARNWELL reported back from said committee
bill to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to
tabish the form of fifty cent Treasury notes. The bin
was read and passed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03

SoAP. 10, ,,... s.... ...,. for ..'.,-
apt GHAs. r. "l--' a-- " b.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03

s UdAR.. ..,.,., ,-,. ,,,.,,.,-
ant CHS. T. WyG7HiN ~.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03
CONFEDERATE sTATES 0F ~ -'CAr
MEDICAL PvRygIuE'- IT~--
Ffrhr--vs Va ..r.f e.. '-fl,

T7HE Ladies Of Virginia viii render the ca,
L federacy veg essential service t-' 81 -t-rs' be.
s.Iyes In the culture Of Ne Ga-den por-T s'o '-lH
Ing one OF the most valuable reme5 sr 1s-i in -; si
r,rni Of the sick ard wrutdet -t %. .T"g.
The Juice exuiing RON tn I~uc.g. -'p,-.a Or ~ We
suoisnuy hardened, be carefully @ uu AL '8FT'aad 1913
uniersl med ,
Perslrs HAVING seeds - tie Poppy TN - - hiss pa
''' ''s '1'-' u '-'' E. w. JOAN, f. UP,
.,-r e. 2 A.z..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03

LAND
CAMP or PT1srrrs DTigoS,
ITO MY FELLOW-GITIZENs

ITO MY FELLOW-CITIZENs
i OF rHg COUSrILs OF
MADISON, CCLPEPEl, ORAESE -f-FD GREEy
Hs,ing beea solicited y many % ycu s. become s,t
at te eusung snrng election, 'or sEst IN Es ssnsie 20 y
GINA, take tht occasion . r-Nonl % yUrr s9rala' y
5uncl myself a candila.e yrur suhrsss Ny tie- D.
neld viii prevent my minglr with yon ny :v dfras b.
leave ihose Kind trends - home 20 ro;g ny n.sre-;l
shouIdlt De- pleasure & fs- So, WI 100,
40 eye single best Interest Of Bins, Hr1 MI s'Ass
her With the zeal ant ca:s'-st0ls Hsiyss
which have served her Tor nearly years 30 gFrl +
iiion.
II elected, Il s my paTpose 70 relSla e ft ua' r .
tendance upon the session OF TIE senl' .ll p leI'
VII - Wall pr mrty re-gl ny present los'i .H
E-pec'uliy,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03

THE SALE of "THE MIDWAY" in Char
ot,e,yls med to TUESDAY April It'll. This property is
A good investment for capitalists $3.50, , r,,rrrgp
apl--dlt&clt bS''ON "'O'' '-''
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03

|No1IcE, w,r c,nnrrr. h.. d. ....,.,. =, g.
bus ness commencing from t-is date. $500
JSo VI s#sPPsED r., s.esl.n Tahe- Q.
An-iI /. l.Is. lt.--.L'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03
TRANS MISSISSIPPI MAIL.

Mr.. MITCHELL, from the Committee on Posta
Affairs reported back the bill to establish preferred
mail across the Mississippi River The bill was read anC
passed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03

specific offer of a loan of one hundred millions III
gold was made to the Secretary of the Treasury by
leading house at Amsterdam the gold to be exchanged
for United States six per cent bonds at the current
premium at the time of the draft Of any portion oil the
amount
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03

SOLDIERS ON FURLoUGH.
On motion Of Mr.. ORR, it was
Resolved That the President be requested to inform
the Senate if any and what orders have been given by
the iltary authorities in Richmond to arrest soldiers
VIII furloughs have not expired and confne them in
bIra ks or prisons while said soldiers remain in Rich
mOnd.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-10-29

NEw YonE, Oct 23.-Thc quota of
New Jersey, under the recent call for
volunteers Is 0,44l.
The Philadelphia Inquirer of to-day
says; About 100 wounded soldiers
passed through this city from New York
this morning about ono o'clock on their
way TO join their regiments, About
800 passed through yesterday morning,
aud during the past wecI; somo 1000
arrived, on their way to the sou, of war.
The Commercial Gays, tho official or.
dors investing Cen Grant With. his new
command include al thc territory west
Of tho Allegheny Mountains to be call.
ed lNo Western Military Division, with
headquarters at Nashville