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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-30
TIE CURRENCY AND TAX LAWS.
THOMPSON ALLAN,
Commissioner Of Taxes.

Hon. +. 8. Lyon, of Alabama, who was a member OF
the Special finance Committee in the House of Repre-
sentaiives has made an exposition to his constituent
Of the probable t cts Of the currency and tax laws
The following extract from his address will prove in
teresling
To meet the future expenses Of the Government a
new class Of sx per cent bonds is authorized guaran
leed by pledge of export and import duties, and to
prevent any future Of currency the power to is
sue treasury notes after April is abolished and the
Secretary of the Treasury only reissue sue
may be redeemed by taxation, and then only two do!
lars for three redeemed II under this stem the cir
cuaton should be too large the Secretary reduce
{ by the sale from time to time OF the ak per cent
guaranteed bonds The effect Of this arrangement will
be that the Government in the future will DO business
upon capital nstrad OF Upon credit and the increase
OF tho war debt will be checked and controlled. Toe
amount of the currency under this system is obliged
be diminished, and prices consequence must de-
cline and II am not mis- AIKEN, the credit of the Gov
eminent must materially improve.
cannot In the existing state Of things, give you
cuGaely what will be the result of the measures, but
will state what suppose they will produce, from the
best information within my reach:
Amount Of circulation out tlndiDg. $500 000, 900
Subject to be absorbed as follows:
Tax bill of 1868 will raise
about ................$l0 500, 100000
Tax bill Of 1864 will raise about 200 600
- 800. 900 900
$4,000 900
Amount of 1880 interest bearing rotes,
included in caleula ion, converted BY law
into bonds Observation-Disclosures. ;. l22,OO 900
SS7s, 900, 900
Tax Of SS Is Per cent. on onehAlf the
circulation supposed to remain uOfunded
on the lst April ................. 1873, SSs, 1888
1924. 500 667
This balance is subject to further abA:e-
ment for bills lost and destroyed, sup
posed at least .................... 10000 900
Balance of circulation, supposed 1924, 666 667
Value 70 the Government OF
the tax in kndio 1858. 5000. 100000
Value OF the tar in kind for
1854. ................ 100000
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-30
70 Me Koters Of Lollisa ;

To he Voters Of LOUISA:
In accordance with the wishes Of friends hereby
JAS w. BAKER candidate for the once Of sheriff
OF the county Of Louisa
We chterully pledge him support him
the voters Of the county worthy Of their confidence and
competent In respect to discharge the duties Of the
Office
that the people Of Louisa will not prove unmlndfu Of
the claims he upon them for their suarages citizen and
soldier, and bespeak for him their cordial support
We do this with confidence when reflect that from the
assembling OF Harper Ferry the present time, he
constituted part OF that wall Of who have noby
defended homes wives children and all that dear
to patriot. from the ravsges Of common enemy
mhll--d&clm MANY VOTERS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-30
MARRIEn

In opska, Russell county Ala the i7th Of Msrh 1884, BY
SON, eIh regiment Alabama vouotssrs Johnou y 10
cuipepcr Court House, Va.
How would have cheerd weary soldiers they
the fair bde adorned youth hearty 81 she ood
deal gently with the happy pair.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-30

GS0 REWARD.-Dropped from my pocket
epCO last night In p. r. Prices yard q small P0oKBr
BuoK containing money and other papers Two eert
ncates Co. hundred dollars each dated
Goth March 1s64-NS 1868 for Julia A. Goodwin; No. 1864 for
Mary Goodwin The above reward will be paid at this once
mhso-s6H. DAVID ANDERSON, Jr
DOR RENT.-The excellent and conveniently
located brick the northeast Of Canal
and 9Th 10 the occupancy OF John Jones' Esq.
contains II rooms, with are places 10 eight Of thsm With
back porcos and waf besides ktchen contain
ing four rooms. Possession given in q fey days.
Apply 30 60DDIN 4 APPERs0N.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-30
THE AMERICAN wAR-A GEOLOGICAL SMILE.

From the London Morning Post, FEB. ID
The North has not yet penetrated the crust of the
S1uth At the point where the greatest efforts have
been made by the Federals they have absolutely made
no progress since Mcdowell was defeated by Beau
regard at Bull Run In the first great battle Of the war;
three years ago. The same may be said with respect
to the contest long raging at Charleston. They have
come upon the deepest rock Of the Southern crust aad
cannot perorate t It is proof against all the boring
tools of the Gmores Parrots, and Dahlgrens. mod-
Hcaon of this modern type Of warfare TO be seen in
the West There the primitive rocks did not lie 30 near
the surface. There was much water in those port,
which we're proporlonatey softer The gunboats could
make their way up and down the Mississippi. But the
softer part Of the western crust Of Secssa have now
been gone through, and Sgan the Federas ind them
selves against solid impenetrable mass II from the
NORTH the cast and the vest we turn to the extreme
SOUTH we fnd that mat have long been In this con-
dton OF hxity The Federas cannot get further into
the country than New leans, and their occupation oil
this place. which they have now held SO long, is an cpl
tome of what their occupation OF the entire South
would be if they were able TO overrun it. The waters
of the rivers and the which surround the south
as the arabic soil the clay the oam the sand the gravel
in the earth's crust. When less greater depth OF
the soft matter is got through, you come upon solid
rock, upon which you make no impression, and
which, you could penetrate it. would let you through
into the boiling chaos beneath.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-30
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

ON and after FRIDAY, lst of April, an
" Express will be established for Packages light art
clss Of Freight to be carried the Mall and Accommodation
Trains OF tlis Company.
The Mall Train will receive packages Int ndsd for Hamona
Orc ssng intermediate stations daily Sundays excepsd 70
delivered the Ticket Office Of the Company between the
hours Of and p. NJ.
The Accommodation Train viii receive packages intended for
Milford intermediate stations daily Sundays excpted) to
delivered Ticket once Of the Company between the
hours OF IL NJ. and o'clock p. N.
- No freghs be received except at The times sgecnsd
sAML RUTH,
Superintendent transportation.
once 4. Y. &P. Z. n. 90.
Rchuao nd Qsth March. 1894 uhQ9-6t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-30
IN COUNCIL OF TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
MARCH IA. 1854

1T was resolved that the following persons be
Il appointed Commissioners and Conductors uperInend the
Charter elections be held "WEDNESDAY the 9Th day Of
April next, TO wit:
Por JeRerSon Ward-Joseph Brumms Edward Smith, Jno
Wilson, Lacy aud William YArbrough Oommissi1n
ers; and Reuben Seal Conductor Pace Of elscon-Hall
over the First Market.
FOR Madison WArd-G Myers Jas Grant, Geo Register,
Boster and Charles Bates Commissioner; aud Chakey,
Conductor. Place OF eiecton-City Hail.
For Monroe Ward-Thomas BArham, Thomas Boudar, Felix
Mathews Franes Jemh, and William Breeder, Commissioners
and William Kelly, Conductor Place OF elecuon-LaceyG
shop, corner Of Broad and First streets.
nh 28-8taw2W A. W. MORTON, Ok Oouncil
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-30

NOW READY,
In And for sale at
MORRIS BOOKSTORE.
GENERAL ORDERS
the Adjutan and Inspector Generals ONCE A. for the
year 1853
Mailed charge when he cash asscnpans, ad
dressed to the pabllsher. A. MORRIS.
mha9-dlW
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-30
CCARCE AND DESIRABLE GOODS FOR

~ TIE OLD ISSUE including 800 notes. until the s1Ei
Instant at the warehouse, 1859 MAIN STREET, occupied BY
SLAUGHTER, WATKInS CO.
1000 yards hne Bleached Long Cloth
1000 do medium add fine Irish Linen
5000 do white Osmbrcs and JAeonetI
coo do do checked do
100 do super Linen Huckabacf
1000 do foe Bed Ticking
400 do 50 inch bleached Sheeting
600 do black and fancy Barge Anglais
5000 do black Alpacas and hefno
200 do rich black SILK
1000 do fancy and black De LANES
800 do 81 black French Cloths
800 do 81 flney Englsh oAssmeres
500 do beautiful printed 0rgandies
Buttons, Spool Cotton, Gloves, Saspenders,
Half Hose Ladies' Mixed Hose, &C., 40.
mh30-lts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-30

The Religious Character Of Gen. Jdekson.-
Rev LACY, Chaplain the Headquarters
the late Gen. Jackson viii deliver lecture before the NJ
o. Association, this Subject THURSDAY evening
o'clock In the FIRST Presbyterian Church (aev. Dr. Moos)
rcke 81 (Which each mutt Provide al the door and
bookatores mh90-2ts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-30

FOR HIRE
An accomplished Cook, washer and Irouer, also y
sprigy Negro Girls aged thirteen, eleven aud nine ysa
spectytiy, and Boy aged seven years.
Apply In person or by letter 10 Gait D. g. MEADE,
mh2s -eod8tf Gam a Lee
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-30
oFPIoE RIcHMoBD PETERSBURG r. T. co.,
RIcsMoSD, Va, March "a, lssfNNlG
NOTICE.

A 7 meeting of the Board of Direct
"A this Company, held on Saturday, the 18Th ins.an
lowing resolution adopted:
Resoicsd That the Company pay the Confederate
assessed BY the Act OF Congress approved f7th April
the stock held BY private stocknelders
mhqs- aav4v Tre,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-30

TOBACCO.-l2,O00 Pounds VIM. Greancr's
II Black Twist TOBACCO warranted sound and OF very
best quality suitable for export and viii be delivered In Whining
fes-u Up. DuvAL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-30
HANOVER.

hereby announce myself candidate for
Justice Peace the Sixth District Hanover the
NH a4-c7ts O. p BIGGMsos.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-30

NLEANED OATS FOR SALE
~ One hundred
bushels nice cleaned OATS my Lumber the
BaIin, between 9th and 10Th streets.
ALS0--Bsled STRAW and CORN MEAL.
mh29-d7tf RICHARD RHINE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-30
CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION.

TO THE VOTES OF HANOVER COUNTY.
I RESPECTFULLY announce myself can
didate the clerkshp the Circuit Court Of Hanover
-mh25-2aw3w$ JOHN TAYLOR
THE FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN WILL
Il receive support of the Voters OF Monroe Ward for Al
dermen
THOs. NJ. JOINS, JAS 7. Will IAMe,
JOHN w. RIGNAULT, r q. FARLEY,
VIM TIMBERLAKE.
Election 9Th April. mhas-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-30
LURRIOATIoN

WE have been for some time making most
excellent article which ali purposes OF grease.
and be applied wagons carts other purpose
oil IL not required Farmers and others who require fabrication
nhis-iw BLAIR 4 cHAMBERrAYsE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

A robcl paper asys that Gsne'al Bragg
troush; his army 70 such . thorough
cani,t'tn Of discipline as to make i
mere ma hi.e. We believe ths, Ger !.
Il, mt has run that m2cb,ss. Louie
vaiIe JyurnoI. .'aste e2 @si'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

INTERESTING TO CerysE Ds,Nxsks -
!. h.. !S.ieasi6c AnssriraS sts o. that ia
Epxla ID t:.e c.tii,4 f on Nv. crowded
burial grounds srs dog sp, dr'cd and
g.ound, and uss' - ~ ingrUdi~s ! m the
adn;tssati n Of c.fss. A beverage
made Of euch material won;d stand .
chance to have = crest dsal VI toiy &c
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
k,M(5(1lAT0k N = VS..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tSsAfSSe 1.
I-Passmis spssd . i;fr Of toll 10 osbss u
!ssse theis sis,liseA weish, - secsrs them
hsit posisioa . wysldl1 Advsslagea.--
~ ~ cot ssdssfnse Ne weSsh " thess
skisgs. Had shey - bssp ,.lsabls tbess
would MT hsvs bses ~ many provides.
ttial asssaess1sass iaeas;'isg anss U ssek
Mem. + would oaiy show thse thee il
-sorastaiDg q i0dsissiy {. eater vslu,, not
Only 70 the passsts bat - ~ lssssnitsrd
10 The chi 4. ~ hat. does the eh,ld most
love to semeabsr acver hearb . child
love V sememhess l never head .
lgchld sspssss asy gsstifessi. n o. pride
[Shst parent he'd bsss w. }ond Of &C.
fhamslatisg moeey, though the eh,'d Al
shst momsst ~ tsjoytSe the Accamais
sipn. bat have heard ch'idrsu, 'hough
shsis inbssitsoes had been crippled ssd
Get dows By II, 10y viii . CLOS
rot sst,sfsstien 90 their! iaatusss, that .
parent had been too Kind hcsrssd, to .
no. pitsbis. tee li0ssstaod pubic spirited
70 b . very preePssops pap~ A parent
who leaves nsshsSe bat wasseh yes aimilas
socisl sdvsnsagss, % bip children, il apt
70 b speedily fofeotsen. 'e3
Howsvss it 0 lght - b. psrsnts ,sre
not psrticslssly held in honor BY ohil-
drsn becsusc Of the varidlgs .advsssaxss
shsy leave them. There il ocmpass.iye-
y little erssitsds tor this J. The heir 81
N empire hardly theoks him who be-
questied Il He rn0ts olttea1 eudsavors
before HE time toathguse bin. from hia
Shtone. But let . child be able 10 Ssy,
my isthes wss aiuee 4sn.h was efset-
lienate q ho,us. BE- vas tssdey hearted,
hs ~as useful 10 tAe! eomo6nisy asa
lovsd 70 do. eosd 10 sesnGgs Ne wss .
bc'pet Of the yeapg. sls pwr, the un-
'fortun.ts, hs y . . nss OF pssncipls, lib.
seaI, n.sigdt, Assvts--and the chiid's
fnenssy sleasesste shss parent. He hon.
GSs him, ressFes hin, sseassfcs his name
end his nasmery, THINKS himself blessed
IN having hAds.ueh = psrsot and the
oidss ~ grows, ,nssssd { forgetting, only
sevsses aud honcra and remembers him
tho moe. Hese 10 experience and sf.c.
,tion sissips IN judgement % hsman At
ta;nwents. 1t shoss what il most the
seak,ns.-EpAraiss Eesbody.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

Hs The spottsd lever 10 s.vagsng vasious
pasts sf ,Psnss, lvss,s; seauss of people
sse 4 j'Sx bon ~ u evesy aSaae u
p. rsons asssskss 1sss died xlthjp swsa-
~ foas Actsss sisse -the 6sss. symphonic
sAinh~ ,i,dl1lIsy 4ts Aes alnelsAsfs d
small blutekes Cd tho ks61s and face
with scuts pains, s~allire Of the heaJ,
d enlargement Of the glsu.ls Of The
neck.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19


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b ~ bsst tssss sansdy IL 3pAissA ~ Hssiessl,
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d. sweets ihEA,slblD lJtnimnAt VIZ
Cares HSeSasAs iulssalsssiy audn 49, isssss
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"a fA6le se,1eeos,sL biss - be4i
Dr. sWest's'oAfs jllbls lont0Aotadi
Cures fesshsto0 - wv tsisttS.is .ae1oh % .oas9
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shoslA hsvs IL ~ hand.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
DR ~ yNlseg1.asp 40
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GREAT EXTTRnUs H1HzIY. 4,
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Dr. HVsett ! tEf4j1llsd LinS9ent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
J. .l.MXI,ll{IlEL1

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wilI vAss sssseAsA Il hes nsAisissss bsiag
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

MkW ARDlCAL DISCOVERY FOR 1Hk
AZ ponAAnaH3 VCA1 o.:
AosesShsa, 0ssst, Uiss.sai Disshasess. lnpe
(sDes, oeninA; weakness. Aix al, kniessoas,
lassnsinsAes, Osstissi NahaiiaJ a. lesi.,
II sesiiatyS uxayst, ssssistnss Aa6 s6ss-
u sis0s u n. Aidssy = kiA,l9sfs -,
ptieh hss sssA sssi b spsAsas 1t
q. loo RAyO-OA~nO,
il sAes bsissse pssetass, wssa sslirs sascsass -
pstcsaiis CSSsSs ~at,sAiss, q any 0thes eSas-
PeaAs q. thsxt5 khvWs.
NELx'J yfsxtIFl( Pitts
~ spssdy ~ aot,on, often saeesins s.ss il +.
isW 0sys, soa whsu CDR IL sdsstss IL 10 yer.
.sSasas iGey sss pspasva q - vssesssis sn-
+ 4Ss sAas asS !ssslasss ~ shs syetss, Aal sSvsr
A.Asssss sbs Ssssaach u ~ psss.s;s Ans ossssh ,
HGa icing ssSas cn2ssu, - Gsasssss tssse Y
svoi4sA ~ sAAaxs VI list 10 assessa.y vailss
aslae tAen, Hse AeSs snsis sssi0n iasssasrS 'SisA
ousi~sss. i.ash .lvx ooHIAins ssA doses Ptlis.-
!. Psice q. SotA BY I'll sas psisnipal ueaS ssl1.
IL passss wtsas - a1sas - advertised they Will
De Seas ~ Maii, PISA pssa, ant soa3 80
cAtsd rom Oesss sAtiou wasr DESIRED ~ rsSslpt u
measy, ~ }. 6iSi Al, y. D., ~ CsaAs-ss, n. 1.
!, pAisA Z GWysr n AOissAis Assass, 1niuawS. T.
~. WE .hy A3uct. Jaea0nDfs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

VV0 O1AV9 uh WIN -
FOR Girls OR EOAEll
r4a a#si osilq qAf 8''
.s6 4f afIff 'a4b 3d
WE ss1ts from rRsesul Apasyn q csesasOR,npl
e g. .sssas sSssss~ - . - essss ~
rss CvnasAs. .s0a assesauD - RAN
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Orders from Distance Prompt
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