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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

OEsm OF PABER MOSEE.-Tbe Count de Tend Ia,
While besiegsd By the MOOrs in the fortress OF Aham-
bra was destitute Of god and silver WhersWith 10 buy
bis soldiers who began 70 murmur, the necetsirrs OF
life from the people Of the toan In this dilemma Gays
the historian What does this most sagAeious command
err He takes pieces Of paper, on which be inscribed
various sums large and email and signs them wish his
own hand and name ''fhess be gave 20 the soldiery
N earnest OF their pay How you viii say soldiers
70 be paid with little scraps Of pApsrf Even So and
vel paid too for the good Count issued proclamation
ORDER ns ne inhabitants to take these morses of paper
for the full amouot Their oa subscribed PROMISING 10
redeem them a. future day in gOld add silver Thus
b. suoale and miraculous alchemy, aid this cavalier
tnrn worthless paper into precious gold and his late i'm
Povsrished army abound IN money" The historian
aads; Tue Count de TsnddlA redeemed his urom,ses
ike royal knight and this miracle, il appeared Ia
the eyes Of AgSpda Is tls first Instance on record Of
paper money, which has since spread throughout the
ciTiiz3i world she most unbOunded opll'nce."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

LITTLE STEPS TOWARDS SOUTHERN IEDEPEEDEECE -
The following list OF Dtnufac ureJ OF general ui y,
not heretofore made in the Sou b, Is copied from
changes within the past few Gays says the Charlotte
Bulletin Il shows that people are really making
some progress toward The Independence tina: hear
talked of go much. We lave not included the cotton
and Woen mills dotted here snd here in all the S:Ate,
or the iron establishments, the Government Wo ks
making arms, pow DIR, etc.
We hsve no douot there era many other establish
ment of which We have Totce, that adding
to the resources Of the country by making ces that
have heretofore depended up1n the Yankees to fur
nsh us
Hat Manu- acto a. s a es slle, N. g.
Stocking Factory at Columbia s {.
Stocking Factory at Dinvile Va.
Bonnet Frame Factory at NeHbury, 8. O.
Cotton Card Factory at Greenwood, S. @.
Oottol Gard Fastory at .yettevlle N. q.
Cotton Gard fact ry at Columbus, Go.
Cotton Card F4ctcry a. Danvie, Va. q
. Go ton Ord Factory at Selma Ala.
Gu lery, Knives aud Forks, q. Rleigb, N. O.
Cotton Batting Factory at Obarlotie, N. @.
Corn Broom Factory at Davidson's College, N. O.
Match Factory at Danville Va
Blanket Mandatory at Montgomery, Ala.
Knitting Needles at Couuba, s. O.
Glass Aaqufactory at Richmond, Va.
Glass Mandatory at Columbus, Ga.
Glass Mandatory at Savannah, Ga.
Button Msuufactory at Columbus, Ga.
Powder Mandatory at M,cklenturg N O.
SIEVE oil Oopperas Mines, extensively, worked in Rub
erford County, o.
0ae Oopperss Nine In Chesterfield, 8. @.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

CURE FOR IsGRownG NAILS Correspondent of the
Medical and Surgical Journal recommends hot taow as
a cure for ha painful effects of nails rowing into the
toe. We have tried it, and believe the following &c be
no exaggerated case:
Toe patient on whom first tried this was young
lady who had been unable to put on shoe for several
months, ald decidedly the case had ever s'en
The disease had bsen Of long standing The edge Of
the nail W. deeply uaed the grauu tons 70 med
a high ridge, partly covered with skin, and pus con-
santy o, ID from the root of the nail the whole toe
was swollen, and extremely tender and painful. Ny
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

ARoL1rIosIsM AND THE BIBLE-Our readers will re-
member the case oil Bishop Colenso, of the Episcopal
Church in South Africa, has published work inn
pugnpg the inspiration and historical truth Of the Pen
tateuch, and who has been deposed from bis sacred
office for this and her departures from the true faith
We learn from the Boston Coulter that his in6deity
or einaed in his anti slavery prime pies. IL has often
been asserted that 'AbotoLsm is in6dety." It's root
and principle are found ia the rebellion OF the soul
against the truth OF COL and there can bs doubt
that all Aboltonists hon 'st and followed out
G logic Of their principles 10 their legitimate con-
clu ions as faithfully as Bishop ColeDso they will all be
omen ayowed infdes II their pri lcp!es be Iue the
Bible cannot bs the inspired word OF God. Aud in
ghtipg the battle OF slavery, the South, as we have
often said is fighting for the BILE as WELL and this war
is a war for Gods truth.
The following from the Boston Courier gives the his
tory of Bishop Colenso's apostacy:
The original difficulty in Dr.. Colensos mind, and
which gave iss the supendous an dreadful results
which have folio we'd, the declaration OF God TO
Mos g. in the 2lst chapter oil Exodus viz For he is
hi, money !" the whole plssage being-"Ifa man sme
his servant or his maid with rod aud be die under Ills
hand he shall be surely punished. Notwithstanding, If
he contiue day tw be 81 all net be punished, for
he is bis money" :.
The bishop hsd evidently made up bis mind, as all
abo oeists have DONE what the Bible ought to teach
and when he found wba: 1t did teach be tba TO be
consistent he must throw away his telief, or throw
away the Bible aud his belief very dear to him,
he chose the latter and away goes the BILE,
at rst of course but It CO. He could have made
the translation bend pehip, Snd did at first suggest to
his intelligent Christian native assistant method OF
avoiding the inevitable conclusion Blu; says the
sstsnt whole soul revolted against the no.
ton that thu great and blessed God should speak o.
servant maid as mere money, and my own heart
and cootcerce sympAth sed with HE" and snce then
the cord binding to the ordinary btiief in the his
toica versc:y of the Psntateuch was snapped al O.
uetnfrn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

mode Of projecting this pu. very small pleco
of tsllow In spoon and heated it over lamp uStl 1t
became very hot aud dropped two three drops be
tween the nail and granulaons. The effect was aln oct
magical Pain and tenderness at oncs relieved,
and in few days the grauulatiops were all gone, the
diseased parts dry and destitute Of feeling aod the ed 90
Of the nail exposed as to admit of being pared away
without any inconvenience. The cure was complete,
and the trouble never returned havs tried this plan
repeatedly sincs with the satisfactory results
The operation causes little If any pin, if the taiow is
properly heated,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

To ma ch Yankee 200 pourder Parrots the Con
federa have 500 FOUNDER Torpeioes attached to the
nos of Little csnos called DaVids. Whenever tf
these ToIpsdoes calls upon Yankee vessel there is
nothing eft oft bu hair, blood splinter cbimneys,
toppled over few swearing Yankees thrown into the
river ditto dead aud guns, ammunition, and all
such ussless pundsr. These boats canoes great
commissAries for catfish.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

THE KuLK Is YoURs.-A good joke va, perpehatsd
ut the D,toa depot few days ago An unu, ual mum
Der Of officers had their faces turned towards Alta ia
on the train Two soldiers, standing on opposite cid
of Il road, CONNIE iced convPraton, which bsd 60
be very loud, in order to understand each other.
Sam, there is going to bs the biggest sort OF q
fight here before mlny days; see IN, signs plain
enough"
"Why, what makes you think ?"
"Think I'LL don's you who going to tn, resIl
tell you there1 be q fght SOON"
Jut about thai time the tain commeEc ed TO move
off sl,wly aud raising his vo &c to perfectly stent0-
ran pitch, he continued in weeping accents
"God bless you, dear maj ~ and II l never see you
again in this World-the mule is your'n"
The explosion which followed 10 said to have caused
tie t-lest trees to vbrate p rcepiaTy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

Msj,r NJ. Par ridge, formerly editor Of the Vicks-
burg Whig has been appointed by Gov. Clark Of Mise.
as the record sgs Of that State in the Army of North
ern Virginia. aud such has been formally recognised
hs the Secretary of Wer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
TIE PASSAGE OF THE RED SEA BY THE
CHILDREN OF ISRAEL.
by TIE LATE REV. JOHN TODD BRANE, OF THE NORTH
CAROLINA CONFERENCE.

n
by TIE LATE REV. JOHN TODD BRAhE, OF THE NORTH
CAROLINA CONFERENCE.
Led on by stern Pharaoh
In vengeance and pride,
The charots OF Egypt
Hard after them ride.
Exhausted and trembling,
They stand on the shore;
Behind them the foeman,
The waters beforel
No shelter,-no refuge
Appear to their eyes,
Who now shall deliverf
Hope withers and dts.
To tho God of their sies from those deso,te sands
They are raising their voices and spreading their hands,
Viii He, who hath seve ed the fetter and chain,
Leave them here In these wds by their foes TO be slain
Behold The salvation
OF Ged shall be wrought
No lance shlll be darted;
No battle b, fcugh
No carnsge shall crimson
The sand and the wave;
No arm shall be lifted,
To fight and to save.
The Lord shall be honcrd,
His might be made known;
The nations s3all own Him
Jehovah alone.
And the wo stricken daughters Of Egypt shall mourn
For Ter shal the proud hearted Pharaoh Ieutn;
Himself and bis valorous captains shall sleep
In the fathomless caves of the pitiees deep
What hand is now moving
In strength Ger that tdes
The waters are parting,
The pillows divide.
The Loro's chosen people
Go forward in faith,
And fearleesly enter
That water valid path.
The dawn of the morning
Behold them secure,
The last one is over,
Their eafety is sure
Aud where that morn, were the king and his hosts
The breeze watts the shrieks of their terrified ghosts
Then Sound the loud timbrel DER Egypts dark sea,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

IScEKDIARIsM AT NArCHKz-The Nach4s Courier, Of
the 20h May, says:
FIRES and kuock-iowHs are proving common snos;
every night in Natchtz. We hear of four fires and one
knock dow Tuesday night.
AN GriHia, Esq, lost roof fro I'm his barn; snail
house was burnt Lear the CO press the City Ho oil
was set on FIRE; and the Location of the ether hire we
did not learn.
We have since learned there were five attempts 10 hIe
the city Tuesday The two other attempts not evl-
ously named were Mr. James Robinson's bakery, aud
house a. the forks Of the road.
Tee iucs ldary was at work again "Wednesday eight
in this city. The large Government stable (once oceu-
pied as a theatre by tie late Scot OF Theatrical
memory in the SJuthl az the OF Maine aud Oansl
street. owned by Mr. DOS Bonau, was entirely destroyed
by fire.
The loss is qui ex.ensVe to the Government, aud
upon the Industrious git z'ns who owned the sta
ble
We learn that some seventeen ho ses and mules per-
isht ia the l.mts besides largo amount OF Govern
ment fodder was destroyed. -,
In this instance it is Ugh. that The ircendiary will
be dscovereA GJd grant it may provo so lew
more such roads upon business streets as We have
had of lae by the torch of the villain and many Of Cur
cd cit z,us will bs entire ruined.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

GU BUELL's HORsE.-Fhe Hne stsed rode By Gen.
D. O. Bae In the battle OF Shiloh, and afterwards cap
rufed By raidng patty OF COnedsrases while General
Basl vas sick, may be seen o. the streets Of Atlanta
daily.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

Aud where on that morn the king and his hosts
The breeze watts the shreks Of their terrified ghosts
Then sound the loud timbrel DER Egyprs dark sea,
Jehovah hail triumphed. his peopls are feel"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
Latch Faom THE NoRrH .

We are erabed, says che Petersburg E1p:es, OF yes.
terday, rough the cour.esy of frie d, to rss last
evening copy OF the New York Herald Of Monday,
June 49, L. is d4J laer than has been hefs6iors
received in this region Of State bat It contains
little or nothing OF special interest Sunday proceed
ing the issue of thi. number of the He all the gold
quotations are omitted. The following ia the latest
from S.aunton to Dix:
SECRETARY STANTON TO DIX.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington June l2-l2M(
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
MARRIED.

On May St. James Church, Richmond by the Rev. Dr.
McCAbe asslted by DR.. Petekin) Capt JOHN us
soNS O. A, 10 Mrs. SUE ALLEN, CT Glen Allen, Htnieo
county, Va.
Me- York Herald and eems Reporter please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

NOTICE. Il here was committed to the Jail
In OF kmyth County, on LIST day OF April, 1854 negro
boy who calls himself HENRY aud says hs belongs TO VIM. Pat
rick, Burd County, North JAR 'aA Said bog very black
and stouty bu r. AMI when committed {, jail brown
Jeans coat, waistcoat and pants JohN y. OURY,
mv2 Jalor
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
NOTICE TO TIE CITIZENS OF HANOvKI

NOTICE TO TIE CITIZENS OF HANOVER.
THE Commercial Agent of the State will be
Il ready In few daysto GL The County Agents with Cot
and Wool Tds Cotton Va AMI otto, lih a. tie fol-
wrg mi;es, 10 w.t.
$40 SIS pair Gotten Vans At SIS pr uudle
Ct blts and UlCtI at 81 80 p ryaId cash.
the above prices will hsve 20 be added such cnum
will be necessary the OF the Couny
The gned Commercial Agent for the Ooun Of
the citizens OF the o. unv to frnish In at
accompanied with the necessary funds and
certificate of the number members In esch family.
undersigned will attend at the Pest once at Ashland daily
from now until 25th present month"; between the hours
OF A. NJ and NJ therearhs may be found a. his II 81
dence, Ashland MN r. WYNN,
jelS-w2w nm rcial Agt for the 20. OF Hsnoy r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
.,TENUGRAPHERS and Photographers

~sTENUGRAPHERS and Photographers
~ Proposals will be received tn uadeisaed un the FIRST
day sepeGber next making verbatim
ports proceedings and debates Of the snste Ct the Con-
ieder1te States.
The contractor wiz be required to furnish his own Asants
The sessions OF the Senate w esimsed average about SIX
months per AMMAN, and about {, rec hours per day.
Stationery will furnished at the expense OF the Senate,
eporer 70. writing out notes. together with nghIs
and fuel
vii be made for year from the frs. Monday
November rata PAID the contrac
tor monthly.
The reports must enbrScs batm report Of all motions
solutions peeehes and such amendments offered may
be necessary 10 explain she debates
The committee estimate that the principal reporter and three
assistants perform the wok.
the and hs assistants will be officers Of the Sen
and privilege, and mmunes incidental thereto
AMI removal The senate for any OF capacity fidelity
fair copy ally reports be wen complete In
time fr tbs next daily ,rnIsg papers
Proposals will be addressed to JAMES oRR Anderson South
Carolina.
JAsES L ORR, Chairman,
JOHNSON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

THE SIAMEsE TwIss.-We had not heard from tho
Siamese Twins for long time, until We metwith the
following in an exchange. correspondent Of the
Macon Telegraph, who recently visited Mount. Airy
N. G., thus describes them:
Your re- ders have no doubt seen those remarkable
individuals the Samese Twins. but few of them, per-
haps have been to the house aud seen them in their
domestic relations Though united BY q igarent as
strong as life iiseli, they live mile apart ipendirg al
ternats three days at one aud the others house. ano
allowing no circumstance defsr their departure from
The one to che 9th when the regular time arives TIE
one at whose house you visit them leads the conversa
ard acs Of ceremonies while the other speaks on
az occasion or polteness msy require. One has eign
and tie other nine children but Of whom is 10 The
war, the rest being grs aud little boys. The twins
are good neghbors, intelligent and thoroughly patti
otto. They are 10 all appearances, two separate aao
dfsrent men, with very little SOC al resemblance and
marked contrast of character. Fog Is much the mos
positive self will and uncomp:onising. They are
seldom bo;h sick at The same time. Why should death
resu. from e-separation of person, unlike and so
little subject to bs afflicted by each others in6rmities
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

GB IMPORTATION WANTED OF PRIVATE J.
r. HADES, Company 9th Va Regiment Cavalry who has
been missing the ngh OF May the SIN, spotsyyana
v. H. supposed 10 be prlssnsr In The enemy Ices
J N. HADEN.
jt9-3sav2w Hadensvile Goochland County, Va
az Northern papers please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

Richmond, June 1lth, 1864.
W following papers will publ the above Advertisement
monthly, until the 18Th August aed send t 70 l.. h. fz
hugh Of the senate: Richmond Eco iire Sen
ne Wing and Dis acb; Wilmington JOURNAL Norm Carolina,
The Confederate Rssg North Csroins Mercury and Courier,
Charleston 0aroa and GUARDIAN Columbia eoutq Carolina
Chronicle and Sentinel, and Uonutonsl AuguA Geoi GA
Repnb an, Savannah Confederate Union, nedgevie
graph MacoL appeal Iltelgenee Atlanta Inquirer, Co.
umbus Georgia. Advertiser and MALL Montgomery Advertiser
gser Mobile, Alabama Mssssppian, Selma, Alabama
Observer Tuscaloosa DIDO Gazette, shreveport,
Louislans; Telegraph Houston. Texas Jel3 -2iamt5
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
VERY IMPORTANT To ALL CARPENTER

VERY IMPORTANT To ALL CARPENTER
FAMILIES.
WANTEDmIhss d descendants ceIs or other rela-
the year 1900 King and Queen county Va Apply BY letter.
post paid, to y. DER0sAs, i
TO THE CLERKS OF THE COUNTY COURTS
N order to facilitate the granting OF certif-
for exemption cn nit ry Iuiy BY Governor h
desirable ID obtln lisa OF tie Justices lately elect
ed the several districts Of n.y. respective
OF the justices Toe Clerks Courts
nsh this Information able
Commonwealth Justices elect entitled until
tn days alter their election ad their OF vii
an the first Of August Oencas exemp.
toa viii therefore mot take eject until after hAtdats.
iei0 WIN. SMITH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
BANK NOTICE.

VERY valuable real estate on Nam street,
between 18th and lT:h streets, Tor ale.
We authorized TO sell either Out not but one) Of the
following valuable tenement, ths svuh side OF Main street,
Toe excellent lex Tenement occupied by Mr. George
Jacobs three bdck tenments opposite 70 the Old
Market occupied respectively BY hs sadder, Mr. w. Har-
W cd and Mr.. Gump.
II immediate ca be made either u said tene-
ments will be sold upon accommodating terms.
Apply to
isll-9. G0DDIN APPERS0N
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

NOTICE--All persons holding our Checks
payable In Five DOLLAR NOTES, requ ed to coiect
BY before the otherwise they will be
into currency payment made In the THIS notice
Is In consequence Of the action OF the banks
i W. D. roMPKINs BRO.
Richmond, June 10th, ls64-8r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
NATIVE PAINT.

'TNHE attention of those in want is respectful
Il ly asked PAINT which we have for. ne
time been producing and Is said By those who have lit the
substitute we lead the For this
uia being policy to produce among ourselves such
articles as a-e Of vsu thereby developing resources an
the profit heretofore paid the North The paint will
for all bu White ard great savnt 10 Cost.
BLAIR AND CHAMBERLAYNE,
jelb -G2w No 70 hain street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

To tho God of their sires from those desolite sands
They are raising their voices and spreading their hands,
Viii He, who hath seve ed the fetter and chain,
Leave them here In these wds by their foes TO be slain
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

CECURE YOUR SALT-Citizens of Henrico
~ County, entitled Att their quota upon applica
the uounIy Court House TO-DAY June 13h). CitEers
received their u:kes 1854 do by
plying County Jus Ice of the Peace The Salt Room Ill
be open only for n limited period ELIJAH BAKER,
June fs64-4t ct. for enrico County.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-15

We &kdH most readily suppress nis REBELLION and
restore Ms authority ofLe G0csrnnent by religious
tyrespectiag ne CoastitrfioRal rfShtscfaN. know
that express the feelings and opinions OF the Presl-
dent when say that VIC are fighting only to preserve
the integrityof the Union and the Constitutional
authority Of the Gene,al government; -,
Fhs fahd6itdnfs Of Kentucky may rely upon ftfhdt
their domestic instifHtions aoW IN no manner bsfn-
erfercd arih and that Msy ar receiUe at oar hands
erery Constitutional protection. have only to re,
peat that you Will IN all respects SsrSiGIy fegSpu ya
command allowing nothing but the dictatesof mil!-
tary necessity tocause You TO depart from the spirit
of these instructions. II MCCLELLAN TO BUELL..
This rebellion has assumed the character of war !;
as such il should be regarded and it should be
Quoted upon the highest principles known to Ghris-
tian civilization. HshoRld not be a ecdr looking to
ne ssggatte1 at e. ne psGn sng a" S,S ,opa ~ y
isdtions Neither coqfscation ofproperty political
esecHtions Q persons, ter1itoriat orodntsattos Of
conteni plated fora moment. IN prosecuting the eodr,
all pyigdte property and WRdraed persons should be
strictly protected, subject only to the necessity OF
military operations. All private property taken for
military use should be paid receipted for; pilage
and waste should be treated as high crimes: all un-
necessary treSpass sternly prohibited and offensive
demeanOr by the military towards citizens uromot-
ly re buked Military arrests should not be tolerated.
except in places qeAere dctioe hOstites epist, and
oaths not required 6y enactments constitnfiondHy
made, should be neither demanded nor receiued. :
Military government should be confined to the pres
eryaton Of public order and the protection of poti-
cal rights Military power should not be dlowed TO in
tefere srih MeretttiOns OF serritude either By sup
porting or impdiring the authority of tie master,
erceptJor sappressing disorder as IN other cases.
MCCLELLAN's HARRISON LANDING LETTER.
Time. and the long continuance of good fortune
obliterated the recollection Of the ealamities Of
years preceding the adoption of the Constitution
They forget that coacildtion common interests, ana
mutwdE charity haze been TIE foundation, and mus
be The support of oar Government. and all the retG
tons of kfe Il. %. I. Rebellion dgdi1St
Government Ike ours, qrhich contains ocifaia asel
the means of sell adjustment and pacific remed!
for eUiis should neger be COMPOUNDED aoih reUoiu
ton against despotic pooer, qchich refuses redres
of soroa0s. Il CLELLAN's VEST POINT GRAFTON