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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
TO THE VOTERS OF KING wrGLJl

We Will be called on 70 elect Ierzon TO rrpFtte
District In Senate Of Virginia. In h present CT - Of
Virginia needs TIC highest order Of talent sud styn her
latye councils; and becomes do coed citnf,
the in crest the renowned Old CommO wealth at h<1r
wisely dscTeety, and prudeny In this Ter, by feletia
Individual phom MY safely commit the guafdI1fsl
CO constituency.
There whose q1slfcsrs better. Ell title hmto
confidence than j. H. @. J0NEs Esq, Of Lg ard QUEEN
elect, Int Tiy, udgmi nt q erection, aud thorough
It's all combine 10 qualify him pre- Gr-eny Ter tie posthi
Let then discard the assn CT i5p,
who win repr sSnt Us faithfully and or -di ally.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL IS, 1858.
To CnRnFsPONpENTs.

q a. Wtfg" -, - , q, -,
s1si rs fs q q long stoHdinC, 0aht % % knoeon q
~ al tsiu ~ cIss b departed rcri O6aarZ ofosS
1870 iros ch0rggd 0s GdrsriisCEtoass.
- " oGEEos undertake rsjsosse lsgicG-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
IN MEMORY OF A GALLANT YOUTH WHO PELL AT I'll
BATLLE OF sMARPsEuRG. Nd. ltLM aEPT MgER. 1862.

LkerevolulIonary Psncs, souh s be o eel into
ness Like a noble ~ Gy have back Its fouTce
the druge which precpated Itself Yraia OF
the Chckahomny tn heights Of Manassas have witnessed the
spendor Of ac-Yi seldom equa ed. AmJ
Enrihaei; and |. while he bearing,
umphsn.y flag 10 tie heart Il The ereuyI ulry q
,nRb hsr t gallant
conflict Of justly tfeig bccdy stroud Of The
patriot hirliaton and Ee,yi ude who had
been IN ahui The sacred tod their no by
generous eonhd ng Teople. Hi words w.ie "7his Is
lot uork boys but let 0ice 10 he 1t lgt be died,
as remarkable coinr nee that h- object Of HE
the fed q bstle-and VIII Ceah glo. ousi
Mors AoHesI farpi rita potion UncCr ed By TIE Wo:J ~
hr, u7 the deep waters, smelly IAN ed
peaceful sh wher the wicked t'cUb AID
the eryr hiss lis reward. lis personal ia-atteI smab
though uive; KIM and leneyol Z; his ce ng nber Ia
his olposton end there fensl spirit u.
mains who has wi messed efceence, AID
who has Just ard Of e melancholy rcpbe to record his
merit emulate his hrclscou Esenal 10 In
cherish tie recollection the excellent qusl,ies
which NAKED the character Of ROBE s. PURKINs, Esq, OF
ywood, y: ford CO., Va, OF the lae Col. PukrE.
sp2T-1ts J. G. w,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28

The Fincastle Express advocates the election of Col
George w. Muhiord for Governor Samuel Price, for
Lieutenant Governor and j r. Tucker for Attorney
General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
N AND Inn CuLPEpER COUNTY, FOR

/ AND IN CULPEPEK CUNT rUn
IL SALE pRIyATELY-I am ,uthcr'zed To sell the FARM
known "A ROO NSRFPRY alb ut nil ON Brandy STA
iOn and containing rsa Hsndrd 1ere one nun
In sne ,ats ~ chi Iva,on mach which IL grass The far
enclosed with good substantial fence AID mas on II COM
Portable Dwell ng with all necessary cut Ipuidinss
Terms &C. viii be known 70 ANY one wishing 70
I'M anu " c Pne county "a HENRY J. VALE
Richmond, 9Th Apii, 1865 tapz'-i"'I
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
DIED.

On slurd morning. April 25h at the Iederce Of NJ Dsi-,
Esq 10 til CT Mrs HARRIET ~ HILL Uits OF Captain
hih Il Abenas and daughter Of the late H. Ragahd,
o. this q Y. an2S-ltF
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
WE special tenOn the Of large
and ,ttraelve Aucii n Sale Of
IMPORTED DRY GOODS
place ills morning Warehouse, u Pearl street
ELlETT, BELL & co
n B-we SELL I2 O'Clock, Lldl hlLdsone GOLD
WATCH and DIAMOND RING for the benefit Refugee
ap 8 1t &, B. Co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE

SENATE
MONDAY, April 81, 1868.
The Senate met at IL o'clock A. NJ, the Vice PrCsi-
dent, Mr. STEPHENS, in the Chair Prayer by Rev. Mr.
Lapghorne, of the Methodist Church.
Mr.. JOHNSON, Of Ga, presented preamble and
resolutions adopted by the Legislature OF Georgia, in
favor Of the passage of law prevent the running OF
the blockade either by land water, during the exist
euce of the present war; by any person whatever ex-
under the direct control and for the exclusive 6ene-
ft of the Government Of the Confederate States.
The resolutions were referred to the Committee OF
Finance
Mr.. HENRY, from the Committee of Military Affairs,
Fc ported back the resolution directing enquiry into the
alleged disregard of Larole by prisoners taken by our
army, aud moved that the Committee be discharged
from the further consideration thereof which waaHgreed
ID.
-HE TEN YEAR BONDS, ETC.
Mr. BARNWELL reported back, fAvorably, the
amendment of the House the bill excepting from the
operation Of the funding of 23d March, 6S, the ten
wear bonds and two year Treasury notes, heretofore
issued. The amendment was agreed TO. It provides
that the said year Treasury notes outstanding
shall be funded prior to the LIST of August next.
FEMALE EMPLOYEES IN TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Mr.. BARNWELL also reported back, adversely, the
amendment Of The House TO the bill amending the act
to organize the clerical force of the Treasury Depart
ment The amendment proposed to strike out The clause
requiring that the preference in the appointment Of
female clerks shall be given to those whose fathers
brothers husbands now in the army, etc, and in
serting whose labor is necessary for their support"
The amendment agreed to-
On motion of Mr. BURNETT, of Ky, the Senate re-
solved into secret session.
THE CONFEDERATE SEAL.
When the doors were opened, the Senate proceeded
the consideration of the House resolution establish
ing the seal Of the Confederate States The clause pre-
scrbing the mouo amended after debate, as to
read "Deo Vndice" The resolution was then adopted.
GA motion the Senate adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28

SPECIAL NOTICE.-In addition to the very
desirable g,o Ire of Eahenware sware Lamps
will be ole ed at tn bore OF VIM T. Butler Son. No. 10 Pearl
street,
Rich Gas Chandeliers,
Fine Snow Gases, Coun'GrJ,
Sore Trick e) Ladders,
Hamper 1ksts, ami Boxes,
Powha Pipes and y lot l-inch PLANK
Sale THIS MORNING at 10 O'Clock. 4
apps 4. D. COOK, Auctloneer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28

CURE FCR DYSPEPSIA AND DIPTHE-
~ RA-F Or Collars sent In letter, will SEND the
applicant ~ nal receipt making my MANASSAS BIT
TIERS, VIII "a dyspepsia, oosTe Bowels, Liver Disease
ead s Crethrsl 0ttucons and for the same amount VII
send Mss MGXWELL5 Cure for DpRerid which is csaln.-
have not los. q since its adoption ey me ,,,,
hddrets DR., J r. LOWING,
tp2S-5t+, Lafaytue. q
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28

JOHN LETCHER is a candidate for Cos.
GErss ia Che Eievetth Congressional District.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO STATE

w tht JOHN GIL"ER d-os ntt sire TO be nsdsred,
or votei candid the Senate from the CITY cf R
mond-Or for any Olier 0Nci ar2S-2ts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
TO THE VOTERS OF HANOVER
r. N. FOX

fully myss Candidate represent the reope
Hanoyer tse next Leg stature Of Va tender my grateful
the lends whoEe kind prompted
me T. tske this step.
ap2i -ost' r. N. FOX
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28

WE ARE authorized to announce RICHARD
r. WALKER candidate represent the City Richmond
nrKt House Of Delegates ape-tde
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28

We are authorized tn announce 4. Ii. BOARD
az candidate represent the couay o. BEDFORD the
D. eislature Of yirgilis. apii-d3w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
Two THOUSAND COPIES

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This Is Of the most valuable Military Tactics ever
published North South and shou be in the Lads OF every
officer and private la the Confederate service,
Address orders 10
WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
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The HOME JOURNAL
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nave much pleasure in inf1rming tL, ,.,,
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t".Ihc, t. {. liaz,wrH +. W. IIlg5in,on, Au,b,r
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TO RENT.

iAe well known twO-sOry Brick STOREIIOUSE
on southwest corner of Main and Commerce Streets
@ =" re ''"h Oh anden Attached to The above Is n
From the large shnre nl trade il hns commanded G,
past years, this is decidedly of the best business
stands now offered To the public Possess,ou will be
tl'"" "h me HrSt OF Johnary next For farther tar
lcnlnrs, apply 10 John &, Graham Prourlcio,l eT t
iona Gllde'Sieve, OF \ Jachson Jr on the prem
Ises. l''
.Niso Tor sale, at reduced prices, the balance Of a
St'"' t'N VI oI'|f' EOoDS, tor which apnIy 10 j. n
"4uetS'eNe' 4. JACKSON. Jr.
oc'<o " Agent for Gtaham a. Co.
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s ssS a'icaRE Hotel
CHESTNUT STREET, BETWEEN EIFTH AND SIXTH.
PHILADELPHIA.
$l.50 PER DAY.

Inc undersigned, having renewed theiI lease for a
erh OF years have entirely relIIcd the house. having
painted carpeted md rciurnsied throughout
The location of this house is unsurpassed being
upon 'hc widest aud most pleasant part OF Chestnut
81 directly opposite the Old State House. near the
PIaces oi amusement the Jebblng houses OF Market
anu lhlru sis. aud convenient 10 the ell, railroads.
the cars OF which run to all parts Of the city hall
dime fare.
Ehd ro"ms are large. well lighted, have superior
SSh'iiali0n and have been reiuFHlshed with a care
for comfort.
We are supplied with pure Milk. Cream, Fruits and
Vegeihbies from turm belonging 10 us, and which
is managed exclusively for the hotel
The pr0prIe OF the American assure their friends
and patrons that pains will be spared 10 make the
appointments Of Tins hotel complete and it's table
c"mi"re aVO'a!ilY with the best houses in the Union
ION y WNATN & HEULLNGS.
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Harpcr's Weekly.
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No. 2S, N. Fifth ST. bet Market and Arch Pm, ,nv,.
PIIIA,
DitNE Goods of every description dyed to any CO.
I0r' Ladies Wearing Apparel of every Jescr,p.
ton dyed in the fashionable and nc,Haron, cn
I1rs. and finished in a superior style Merino Cash.
mere and Grape Shawls. Table and Pane Covers.
carpets Rugs etc. Secured. POngee and Silk Dresses
N,B1Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned or DYED On
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01
KENT COUNTY OFFICERS

hHNI CUTNIl OFFICERS.
Register Of WLlIs-D. G. G,dwln.
RtcOrder-Gcorgc B. Dick>on.
Clerk Of OFpaaa's Conrt-Wm.S Comcgys.
PrOthOnitOry-WilI SAtrp
Clerk Of the Peace-W \. W. Drsey
SheriF-John c. p. nnrvln
COrOner-Nathan b. Fleming.
Lecy Court-John VI. Vosnrll ID ick Creek.
Robert Hill,
L. X. Smith, Little Greek.
Thomas Postlcs, Dover.
Henry Pratt,
Rooert W. Reynolds, Jr., MurderkiIl
William Say,
Joseph Booth Mispnn.
Stephen VI Collins, Milford.
1redsIrer-Hcnry Whitaker, FELTON,.
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GO0 0O0 MALE or FEMALE AGENTS. T
OOC3OOO SELL IIOYD'S
STEEI. PLATE COUNTY COLORED MAP
OF Iltr tNlTED STATES, CANADAS
AND NEW BRUNSWICK

OF THE UNITED STATES, CANADAS
AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys. completed Aug. 10Th 1850
coS' S<"'"OO TO survey 1t and 6ne years time
superior I" any $40 map ever made bv CnI,on or.
Mitchell aud sells at the low price of so cents 3-o
wv names are engraved on tins map.
II Is moi only n County map hui Il ~ also n Co,r,
ana RNi t.RoAb Map OF the United States and Cano
uas c1nhinri ~ one. giving EVERY RAILROAD
STATION aud distances between
Guarantee ANY woman mln IS 10 Is NOR do,
and Will TAX" back all maps that cannot he sold nn
refund the money ' u
Send Tor 81 worth and try
PrI"ted instructions how to canvass well furnished
all our agents
Wanird-Whnle>ale Agents fer our Mans in evorv
State, ca lii"7nIa. Canada. England France and az
ha fortune may be made wlh "A few hun red Jn
lars cat lihl. y" competitions
J.T. LLOYD, No. I64 Boadway. New York
inc War bepar'meni usas our man of Virginia
Hinryiani. AMI Pennsylvania. cost 500 600 or wLicb
is marked MHI'ilctuwn. Maryland flights, Williams
port Ferry, MlIlhrook Mills Noland's Ford md n
others on The Potomac, and every other ploce in NJ
iand' V!rginw and Pennsy lvana, or money reGnndrd
Price IS cents ' u
From the Tribune Aug Cd
" "LLeYp's MArUF VIRGINIA MARYIANn avn prvn
sYLvANA This map is very large its cost IN but 25
cent" ana '' The hest Which can be purchased"
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01
BrlckIaying, PIastering. &c.

the public that he prepared 10 10 all KIND, i RG
dispatch ~ "'"'ii''' anu
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01
Wood Cutters Wanted.

so WOOD CUTTERS WANTED at Queens.
town, Nd, to Cut Pine and Oak Cord Wood. Pre-.
visions and Axes furnished. Inquire of
HpVSe N. S, Mccoy.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01
LELINLiTI ~ RE

SENATE-ifolt'ne Oar joan q 1'aium Union. =
Castle; jOhu Grten. IL rnrrt.i Hrn. Iin kS q Hnot
er, Union Sussex E!tr'.t IN .Ht,2-J5i r " il.lsr,
Ion and John p. Betvti.e On .>"M Cn,tle; Gov.
SALISBURY, IhOmrs Ca!Ia. hru urd " iit!am iIlich
Henry hickman Sj-stx - Ii"c-- ATS
REPRESESTATIVTS- .t.rr 0S'ft- lot l!qys ] I'm
Duncan. Solomon Nj urIis, DAVIS " Gemr,I
MERIT II PaXson. JOHN W'llay Lew " Inlomu.
all Union. KeRt-BrnIarlu ; C.uotc. JOHN n Bew
ley. James WI"ms J,r.n Siiy W!ilI.In 4 Stubhs
Robert llaugh!ey Curls : Wa>ni. = Iemo, raj,
Susssr-Majar w Alien, 'V,l!r-tn 4 Sc-lni,~r J.hI,
SOrden. LulSer W Fisher Wrlham q W4,,-s. ,.fP
Isaac II. Bailey. George w Iiersey. slI Dcnoctn.s.
Senate Union men and DemocTuIs
House IL
Democratic majority on JOINT ballot. T.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01
SMYRNA DIRECDORY


Ioun Comm SSoaerS-Ayrts Sluckiy John Mustard
John NJ VosheII. john + Collins William Nj Bell
!ohn Miiaway; Assessor. Joseph W. Mariner
Treasurer. Thoma> +. Jc,lelson
Tom BGtIlf-NrhemInh Slaytnn:
Justices Of the Peace john Eaton Caleb Waltott.
Cons'abIes-Thom4> l. S.Ggron, William CIolhIer:
Collector teT Dacb Creek Hundred james Il ,s,~rts
Notary P"6llc and Conreyahr,r-J, $ II1fiington.
C0RPO&ATIONS
Bunk Of SmyrnG-Dlreci0rS Atres StockIv Danie;
EorsH' I"hn Mustard George DAVIS james r.
elements, Edward Beck. n. 3 SmIihrrs Henry x
FIddeman, DGnIel CuIrey
rres'den' Avres Siockiy; Cashier William -.
Bell; Teller, +. J Colt Clerk Samuel Cans
smyrna Library ASSoci0t,On-Presdent Edwin vii,
ner; wee President Rev John &. rhompson; Re.
cOrdIng Secretary. DR. William Cunmins; Cores.
Poneng Secretary DIR f. lawson; IRE sure.
John NJ Denning; Frustr,s James p iInfIeckCr.
Dr. Ed ward D. Daey, Edward Ward; Librarian.
James HnHic icAer.
Morning Ftar LOaye l. F-ReguIar Meeting.
Friday ev ninE ofca h week o
4eDs"afd E"campme"t-Tuesday evening. at Odd
Red Mea. ShaWnee Tribe No. 5-Thur,isy sveHln y.
al Odd Fellows lIaIi.