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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-25

ORDERED 10 FoRf DsLkwAHL-Rsy J. w Todd,
arrested about ten days ago the Rslsy House, Mary
asud together With half dozen others, by oroer OF
Gen. B. Tyler has had hearing before the military
authorities which resulted in his beirg ordered to be
taken to Fort Delaware there to remain until further
orders. The parties arrested with him have not yet
undergone sn examination. It is understood that the
animus of the charges against the Rev. Todd is bitter
hostil to he Uoited States Government.
A RADICAL ORsASICAnoS IN KESIUcKY.-A meeting
Of Kentucky radicals was held in Louisville on the 9th
inst, for the parpOse of organizing Auti-Savsry
party ia that State Resolutions adopted approx
ing the course Of Messrs. Anderson, Clay, Randall and
Smith in Congress, and establishing regulations for
grand State organization. A committee appointed
to prepare an address to tie people Of the State and
another to make arrangement for the Freedom oonven
ton, to be held in that city on the 22d inst.
Orders have teen issued in Washington city, prohibit
ing the publication of the names Of any prisoners who
may hereafter be sent to the Old Capitol Prison. No
reason Is assigned for this proceeding.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-25
RE-ENLIsTED FOR THE WAR.

FRASKLIE, Feb. 20.
To Gen. s. Cooper:
The 10th Georgia BIttaiOu, this evening, re enlisted
for the war, though their time not out by twelve
months. J. Il. RYLAHDKR,
Major Comdg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-25

Ia referring 10 the lac invasion Of II riia by the
enemy from JCSsouvl', ve expressed the opinion
tia, the object Of the movement wa Political. Il az
psars that Ne we're rect. The following Orders re-
Gently issued ia tie Yankee Department OF the Soutb,
eGpaDs the purpose OF the INVASION and reveals the
fac, ao hat many Of the troops have been transferred
from the vicinity OF O. a. eston 70 FioTidl:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-25
HEAnQ'Es DEPARTMENT OF rHE SoUTE,
Elton Head. s q, JAruRry 81, 1864

General orders No LEU accordance with the pre-
visions Of the Presidential Proclamation OF Parioa al
Amnesty, gwen a: Washington on the S-h day OF De
csmber, 10 the year OF GU, Lord One Thousand Eight
Hundred aad Sxv-thrre md IN pprs1aacs Of iosiruc
tons received from the President Of The United States
Major John HAY, AssstaH; Atjuia1t Genera, viii pro
coed 10 andna florida aud o;he, convenient points
10 that Sts for lao puroOe ct extending 70 the eii
zsns OF the STATE OF Florida opportunity TO avail
themselves Of the beue6's Of that Proclamation by
of ring for their Signature the oah Of allegiance there
in prescribed a2j by issuing 90 all those subscribing TO
said oath certificates emitting them 10 The benefits Of
the PrCelamaEO,. Fugitive ci-z'n7 Of the SAFE OF
Florida within the limits of this Deparm mt, will have
an opportunity 90 subscribe 70 the oath and secure
certificates ia tie Cfice Of the Post Commander at HI
ton Head, South Carolina
By cOamand OF Msj. Gen. O. A. GILMORE
Ed W. Smith Assistant Auiatant General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-25
aAUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

-
BY rHos w. KEEsEE
ONCE CO ner 18th ana Cary Streets.
HERRINe'S PATENT SAFE, OFFICE
IL Desks Scale, and Furniture Wagon for sale
Auction win sell at the stsre Of Aesns De.ne janis on
10Th instant commencing At 10 O'Clock,
o-e Iron Safe, QHeIrins's Patiently legs and all
Once Desks
Stoves and Pipe.
Lot OF Grain Bags.
Pair Platform Scales.
Good Furniture Wagon.
100 "a LnOo w. nnno 81, Aucs
A UCTION SALE BY
IA u-W WIN. III. FOWLE, SONS & co.
On TUESDAY, Matis e .hall Sast , =
fes4@% ~ ~ WIN H. TowLE, SONS co.
5000 yards genuine French Gold Lace
800 Damask Table Napkins
1C0 pair Mems Shoes ,seG eFI
1000 boxes BIsckng
assperior sesIas Machines, complete
700 yards hne Flannel Ii r
100 reAmI Letter and Note Piper
ZINE Opera Glasses Envelopes
Cassimeres, Jeans
fe2s-d8I v. H. RowLE. SONS co:
BIZ DAVENPORT co., srocx Auornnns.
Once corner OF Cary and 18th ste.
We shall sell at auction, at the Office Of the Old
w Domnion Company on FRIDAY February Goth,
1864, at IL o'clock, the following
BONDS AND STOCKS:
$4,000 Confederate per cent. Coupon Bonds, 1868
$4,000 do Z per ceat. Registered Bonds
5000 do 1880 Int. Treasury Notes
10000 Carroll county Bonds
1900 Richmond and DsnYlle r. r. Bonds
10000 Is Million Coupon Bonds
10000 Cotton Bonds
10000 Confederate per cent Convertible Bonds
1000 Gold Coin
Sterling Bill
500 Shares Merchants Insurance 90. Stock
10 Shares Bank Commonwealth
And such other Bonds and Stocks may be
DAVENPORT A CO.,
fe2S- IDS Stock Aucf's.
ALSO
10000 Virginia Treasury Notes,
10000 Confederate per cent Coupon Bonds,
1000 n. o. per cent. Coupon Bonds,
1l2 Shares Bank OF Richmond, ~.
GO do Va. Pire and Marine Ins. Co.,
10 do ms. 90 State Of Va,
so do Va. Central z. z. Stock,
40 do Richmond and Danvlle R. z Stock,
do Richmond and Liverpool Packet 90.
fe24-tl d 500.
ALSO,
100000 Richmond and Danville Railroad per cent
Coupon Bonds
20 shares Bank Commonwealth
fs95 D&oo.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-25

TOBACCO.--12,0 900 Pounds VIM. Greanors
Il Bsck Twist TOBACCO warranted sound and Of the very
best quality suitable for export and win be delivered In wnng
iss-G JPDUvAL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-25

BALLADs.-We published, few days ago, soma very
spirited and beautiful ballads by Mr.. A w. Ker-
cSevs Those who read them will be pleased to learn
that some of them, with others of Mr. KS composition,
printed. We have the qualification OF stating, Also that
Mr.. X, who is equally fslctous with tongue and pen,
proposes to deliver in this city, lectures
on Ballad POetry, a. inausnc, in forming the ma
tionAl aud social sentiments OF people. We bespesk
for him the encouragement Of the public.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-25
AND IN AMELIA COUNTY FOR SALE

I AND IN AMELIA COUNTY FOR SALE.
IL The subscriber authorized to sell valuable rast ~
in Amelia county 20 miles above Prebarg on The App
river containing by survey s4 acres about sod az
oh Of original grovth pine and oak small portion Of
hi, land low grounds There other on
the land except old house, no; having been FOR
several years.
lis well waered having numerous branches wnterpomsole
OreeE comfortable stream, empei river az the love,
part Of the survey, and affords hne wa,er power.
The neghborhood good The lands sdJoln thoseof Mr.
Phlneas Powks Mr.. Willis. The valuable timber Ina ~
easy transportation either down the river less than he
very hgo prices OF lumber uld make to the advantage Of
the purchaser 70 put up saw mill. =
Persons wishing invest their funds In land have now coed
opportunity Of doing so, by sPpsingto
GEORGE BAGBY,
fs24-lw III Gary street, Richmond Va.
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NOTICE.

WE hereby give notice to all, persons having
.r otherwise rwari and receive whatever NAV be due
% them before the 2 Of March next or We ha be compelled
bonds CLOfrVN LINE
feQ5-oWbk 70
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-25
THR CITY.

An AFFAIR OF HoEoR NlPPED.-At late hour on
Tuesday night coming to the knowledge Of the Mayor
that duel be fought yesterday morning between
two young genIlemel named respectively Henry Rich
ardson and Edward Walters he once issued warrants
for their arrest putting the matter into the hands of
Reuben T. Seal, chief of police. Mr.. Seal was unable
to fad Richardson, but at two o'clock yesterday morn
ing he found and arrested Walters. Walters, who ad-
mit.ed that he had received note from Richardson
Challenging him to meet and fight him, bailed by
magistrate to appear before the Mayor yesterday
ing but failing to appear the Mayor issued new war
rants for his and Richardson's arrest.
About twelve o'clock, officers Seal and jenkins re-
turned to the Mayors Court, bringing both Walters
and Richardson, whom they stated they bad found in
the old field near Buchanan Spring the western sub
urbs Of the city standing together in conversation
Walters having two navy revolvers in his belt and
Richardson having navy revolver in his belt and a
double barreled shot gun lying the ground beside
him. Mr. Seal said that Mr.. Richardson had said when
arrested that he and Mr. Walters talking to see If
the matter between them couli not be compromised.
The Mayor required the parties to enter into bonds
with security in the of 81 600 to keep the peace
for twelve months. The Of the quarrel between
tie parties did not appear in evidence.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-25

D1soRDIRLr.- Officer Morris yesterday evening,
arrested soldier ramed Charles Davis for being drunk
and fighting on the corner of Cary and S:h streets
Davis was making great noise when the officer sp-
preached him add tried to get him quiet. Just then
another soldier came up and said Davis had stolen $40
from him. No sooner had the words fallen from his
lips than Davis knocked him down. The officer then
arrested him and started with him to the lower watch
house, but bad merry time getting him there, for
though Davis had one in sling he used the other
with such skill and strength that it all Norris could
d. to hold on to him. BE, however after much iuggug,
got him down as far Virginia steet, when he umbed
down and feigned having fit and rolled his eyes and
frothed the mouth in proper manner as to de ?eye
the crowd who speedily collected around him. and whose
sympahies were all against the police Morris, though
be felt badly to be thought monster of nhumaRity by
so large a crowd, 100 old hand to be deceived by
the fit. He didn't believe in it seeing which, Davis i'm
medatey recovered butswOre be would not walk STEP
With the timely assistance Of couple of walchmen, Q
was carried to the Wach.hOuse and locked up.
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HEADERS, DEPT OF HENRIco,l
RICHMOND, Nov. IS, 1853.
[zxrnAr.l

accordance with the above ORDERS all officers arriving IN IN.
city, and those duty this city (who have already
SOL viii report In person, without delay these
By order Of Brigsdier General JoEx II. wEDsa, Comm,
Dept J. W. PkGRAM, A. A Gen.
i9--H +
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
CHILpREN,s DEPARTMENT.

Ths undersigned Executive Co amttee on the Chdrns
Department the great Contra Fair earnestly solicit
your interest and cooperation we'll as tha of every
resident of the of Delaware who might prefer 0her-
ing their contribution to this especial branch Of the FAIR
and desire prompt and liberal response that they may
exeeled in proportion by their sister st4es FROM
Indications the time is not fat distant as that
xed upon the opening of this Great Sanitary Fair
when ali give aud do will be called into Tqustion,
TO answer the aud groans Of those who be
stretched upon the battlefield, with the loss Of an
arm some with the loss of leg, but yea ten tme
more who cheerfully given up life Itself for their
country; leaving their families perhaps to
again, that may gather ours about us in peace
and enjoyment Can any refuse to do their part TO-
ward mnsering the suferngs OF these brave eowsf
The time is at hand when the the woman who
hestaes take decided grounds and refuses TO "be up
and doing" will be looked upon baeksders from the
IA OF thei fathers and heathens, aud will be shun-
ned by all Christian people.
Where are the Chdrenl Do they asz what they can
dot ANY child almost faye penny day out OF
their spending ney until they have % cents and then
bring II forward Only think children how rich any
of you would be, II every little boy aud girl In the State
would give YOU 25 cents. Bring it the sick aud
wounded soldier and let what lot list Of names
we can have the Far opens 1t shall be printed aud
let people see what the Children in Delaware done
Cont any article articles for children wear
entertainment amusement with the donors mare ana
price marked upon il, will be gratefully acknoW
Contributions OF Cash particularly desired and sU''e1
by the Chairman. ~ -.
Contributions Of remnants of Poplins, silks LaNns'
Ribbons, Laces, &e, to be sent to the Mmingt9n
be May 9th, directed to the Uhilurth
ment OF the Gre1t Sanitary Fair and e in care oi Tue
Librarian. -, ,..,.., l.. A.,
same mnnuar and sent any one of ihe Committee.
Contributions Hats, Shoes, or any thing Shlluren
can wear or look at Let every one try to send us some
thing ,.,t,.rrmvv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
A CARD.

10 lie members of The Committee on Agriculture
and Agricultural Implements, for the Great
Fair 10 be held in Philadelphia, and 10 Agri-
culttlFists generally:
- have been several times applied to by
members of the Committee to know what their duties
were others might be in The situation, thought
I would reply TO all iu this public manner.
The principal and all Important matter is to raise
money or the good and glorious cause in which
engaged and that you ought to do by getting every
neishbOr aud acquaintance, indeed every in your
neghborhood, to subscribe whatever he is able il it is
but dollar take it, every little helps, aud if even
hut that small can be had from every engaged
in Agriculture in the State will swell the total to
amount of which We need not be ashamed.
know the fsrmers as a class are wiling 10 do their
share II they have the opportunity and tile gentlemen
nam on the Committee ought to that they have
that opportunity and urged to give all that they can
afford is the time that it needed, when our brave
soldiers lying wounded by thousands on the battle
field, and the Sanitary Commission need every dollar
they obtain TO relieve their suifertngs.
need hardly urge our agrleutursts to come for.
ward and give all they can in this good cause, only be
some of the gentlemen on the Committee do not call on
you for H. send it to one OF them (you will had their
nAmesih all the papers) and you will some day Tel
suerings OF brave soldiers You Ought also to re-
member that class your taxes to the unliea states
for the support Of the wsr are lighter thAn ahy n ~
light indeed that il is complained Of by many the
farmers exempt FROM taSaon you must thk ol M
when you subscribe aud give the more lperAy anu let
the world see that int nd and are Mlhg % 20 your
part poerushing out and " o ,ySes
lion and alleViang the suhsnb19 u % gu ofsFv sulels'
There is one other subject Woud wish TO- call your at
tsnten and tLa is that SOME ~ guy weathi.st farmers
aud even members OF this eommttee1 have been sending
N tbsir contributions to the Committee Incomes &c.
Nav tha Is not right although 1t all goes the same
siil as we have Committee Of our own we ought
10 have pride in making the amount Teceiv ID from the
Agrisuliuiss Of Delaware large possible It is also
very important that they should know in Philadelphia
early possible the quantity Of machinery that shall
contribute TO retain space for us, and II members Of
the committee the manufacturers themRelyes will mott
fy mehat they intend to send at the earliest time poss
be will that good situations obtained for Them
| '0ft SAMUEL CANDY, Chairman.
| Wilmington. Nav 18Th, s6l
The Smyrna Times News and Advertiser, MILFORD and
Georgetown Union win please copy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
COMMITTEE.
Mns. HENRY L, TATNAlL, Chairman.
ALBERT W. SMITH,
SURVEYOR, CONVEYANCER
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,

8, n, COTmeF SVM q NHsEH HAOE NtH NOtH
SURVEYS LAND, draws Deeds Bonds, Mortgages, Wills,
y Ae BnyE and sells Real Estate and Stocks, Collects
He is Agent for the Penn Mutual Lis Insurance Com.
napv nf PHILADELPHIA and Commissioner to take AuknoW.
Of Deeds &c. for Lands in the States Of Pennsy
yAnia and Maryland.
So Persons wishing to invest in Safe Securities ea
FatNta may find il to their advantage to call at
f8 s. n. corner 6th ~ Market Hta.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
Office of the Committee on Labor,
Incomes and Revenues"

602 Market Street, Wilmington, ApTA 1864
The Committee on " LABOR, INCOMES AND
REVENUES" of the DELAWARE DEPARTMENT o.
the GREAT CENTRAL FAIR, is charged with the
following duty, to wit:
lst 10 obtain the contribution of Zone days
labor" or earnings, from every Artisan and
Laborer, Foreman, Operative aud Employee 1;
President, Cashier Teller aud Clerk Of every
incorporated and unineorporated Company, Rail
Road aud Express Company, Employing Firm,
Bank, Mandatory. Iron Works, Oil Works,
Mill, Mine and Public office from every private
Banker and Broker, Importer, Auctoneer and
Merchant; Clerk, Agent and Salesman; De-
signer, Finsher and Artist Publisher, Printer
and Mechanic from every Government Officer,
Contractor and Employee; Grocer, Butcher,
Baker and Dealer; Farmer, Horticuturist and
Producer; from every Mantua-maker, Milliner
and Female Operative; every Individual en-
gagged in turning the soil, tending the loom, or
In any way earning livelihood or building
fortune within the State Of Delaware.
2nd..-To obtain the contribution of one days
" Revenue" " from all the Employing Establish
ments, Firms, Corporations, Companies, Rail
Roads and Works.
3rd.-To obtain the contribution of one days
income from every retired person, and person of
fortune-nale and femalt-liviug upon their
means, and from all Clrrgyneu, Physicians,
Dentists, Editors, Apthors aai Professors aud
all other persons engaged in the learned or 9TH
er profess ons. strr
To accomplish this great work, the Committee
appeal to the people Of Delaware The object
in view is to raise funds for the Sanitary Com
mission, a charitable organization for the relief
of our sick and wounded soldiers.
Let every man and woman work one day for
our Country.
Contributions may be handed, or sent by
mail, to any member of this Committee. They
will be duty acknowledged, and placed upon the
records Of the organization.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
Weakness or Debility Induced by
.---- Over Fatigue l.L

Will soon disappear by the use Of these nvAluable
Pills and the Soldier will quickly acquire additional
strength. Never let the Bowels be ell her confined
unduy actod upon. II may strange that Hello
ways Pills should be recommended fer Dysentery and
Fux, many personE supposng that they would increase
the hersaxaton This s great mistake for these Pills will
Rcrid humors the system. This medicine will give
tone aud vgor to the whole organic SYSTEM however de-
ranged while health and strength follow matter Of
Nothing will stop the relaxation Of tbs Bowels
LIZ .laHi Ina
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
For Wounds, either oooasioned
by the Bayonet, Sabre or the
Bullet, Sores or Bruises,

sTo which every Soldier aBd Sailor liable, there are
no medicines SO safe sure and convenient HOoways
Pills and Ointment The poor wounded And almost dying
sufferer might have his dressed edatey be
would only provide himself with this matchless ont
ment what should be thrust into the wound aud
smearel all round it, then covered with piece Of linea
from mis- knapsack and compressed with haudkerchis
Taking night and morAing, or Pills, to cool the
system and prevent inflammation.
Every Soldiers Knapsack and SeAmans Chest should be
provided with these valuable Remedies
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
Delaware Department OF he GRE at

OGnNrAA tAtrs
AZ Logan Square, Phfdielphig, in aid Of the United
sat y sanitary Commission, for HE Relief IF Sick
and HoHndsd SsldterS.
NANuRAcTuRiSG ASD MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.
Tho several sub Committees having been appoint ID by
the Executive Committee to give special attention t.
respective easaheatons, and feeling IL not only i'm
perave duty but pleasure in thus being nta
in afording you opportunity of placing the deua ons
from Delaware, worthy OF our noble little State a nd
Commensurate with the and patriotic mpuis
Of her citizens; rest confidently the hope That ii
aggregate offerings will add and lasting uslre
the fame, honor and glory of Delaware.
Thousands OF our Brothers have dedicated their lives
upon the altar Of their Country battling our nation
aty, embodying mans inalienahe right of ssfgovsrn-
msnt; aud armies are confronting the Rebels
and before the husbandnan gathers his bountu harvest
death will reap and riot in his ghaaty feast from the At
lantc to the Gulf and many hearthstons viii be made
forever deoe by the absence of the Father Husband
Son and Brother.
SHALL We THHN who remain enjoying all the comforts
and blessings Of hoine hesitate to give part of our
abundance that 1t may assuRge the anguish the sick
and wounded Soldieri
We ask you in THEIR name but above all we appeal
you in behalf Of your oNN MANHOOD that you may
joy the unalloyed pleasura-YoU YOUR DUTY.
HANSON ROBINSON, Chairman,
Have all Merchandise aud Packages legibly marked TO
the of SAMUEL NJ HARRINarOF, JR,, Wilmington
Institute, with the of the DONOR The receipts will
bA profaptlv Acknowledged
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
Sick Headaches and Want of
Appetite, Incidental to
CaJdSaro

Those feelings which saddep usually arise from
trFnble or annoyances obstructe persprAon eating
nj drinking whatever is unwhoesOae, thus disturbing
ts heathfu action OF the liver aud stomach. These
organs be relieved, If desire to be we'll The
Pi1s taken according to the printed Instructions, will
quickly produce a healthy sctlon in both liver and
good sppetile.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
DELAWARE DEPARTMENT OF THE GREAT
CENTRAL FAIR
OFFICE IN THE wnnISoros IsstrruTs BUILDING |

wIIA lSoroN, May 10th, 1861.
10 the Public and Private Schools Of Delaware; /;
The Committee on 0rAtions Lectures, Entertainments
and Exhibitions for the Delaware Department Of the
Great Fair in aid Of the Sanitary Commission, beg leave
TO solicit your cooperation The ect in view is to raise
funds that will be appropriated 10 the relief Of the sick
wounded soldiers. 1t is believed that the patriotic
chidren of the State would like to give something
small sums towards this great aud good work 1t will
be source Of geAt satisfaction to them when they are
grown up that they did what they could TO pre-
serve benecent government and to comfort those
who are gallantly struggling and suffering In
her defence.
The call made is rendered still urgent on ac
large numbers Of wounded hsroes stricken
ring the recent battles and OF the number those who
fall during the pending campa gn The appeal fol
help made you in confidence that you will heartily
respond
You invited to obtain subscriptions OF money, gel
up Exhibitions Entertainments Of any kind, May pArtie
or any kind Of innocent amusements in which your
friend may join at small cost The amount received
may be forwarded to
WILLIAM CANDY, Chairman,
Wilmington, Del.
GEO. IL. p. SIMMONS, Secretary and Treasurer
mAyITlW.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
CAITTTON I-Nony are cepuine unleg. /

DAU IION I-NVHs afa genuine unIass lhe
words "HoMowAY, NKw YoRK AND LONDON - are dis
cernihls WdfeT.mafk in every leaf the book of
directions around each pot or box The may be
plainly seen by holding he ieaff0 The hight hansOme
reward wi be given any rendering 'uch inOrma-
lion may lead to the detection Of any party parties
eounterfenng the medicines vending the know
lug them Ia be spurious
Hoioway's Pills and Ointment retailed, owing
TO the high price Of Drugs &c, at 50 cs 20 ots and
81 10 PER Box or Pot,
Ca There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
N B-Directions for the guidance Of patients in every
disorder are affixed to each pot or box
e8- Dealers IN my well known medic
clnes can have Show Cards, Circulars &c,
sent FREE OF EXPENSES. by address,
lng.
Sl5 THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
SO Maiden Lame, N. ".