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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22
From the Ne,o York Uorld.I
JOHN WILKES BOOTH

John Wilkes Booth, about twenty nine or thirty
wears ago. was boz in Hartford county, Maryland
near B fillmore He Is the third son OF tie once
celebrated English t,agedian, Lucius Juaius Booth,
Vhoattrsc ed great attention Car actor through
ont this country not very many years ago. His
sons. ur n number, a. 9 all now living, aad one
of his daughters Is married to lesdicg American
comedian, who h ills from a neigiborng city, John
Wilkes named after a former prominent English
actor, f. the youngest # the brothers, except 10
ssra The la tar embraced the profession Of medi-
enc. and whea last teard from was practclng In
the State of Georgia Ed via Booth has, within
few sasons past been accepted the ab!est TRACE
dian that tle American theatre has yet produced
Jnnius Brutus Booth Is an actor Of great talent
and has enjoyed long aud steady popularity
Wei lieve that we are ccrfec.--other reports to
The contrary not Tithstandiug ia stating that the
Booth who're imputed crime has ag0n,zed the ma.
tlcn made lis debut on the stage in Bic m nd,
Virginia as J0nn Wilkes, in the year 1857 The
theatre belr G m1pag at that line by George
Kankel. He performed minor paris in that city
aad n Petersburg during two or three seasons
Durir the i'm IF WI aid, Wilkes Booth threw
M his position with Mr. Kurkel and jonsd the
military corps known as the Richmond Gfsys, and
In company with them proceeded to Charlesto Rn
and II per Ferry. A this time he excited atten
ton a. auzhier By his l)ud-mouthed bravado ard
the pub icatlon IN tho Richmond papers of his IN
tenaon to aid IN hanging or shooting every Moth
era aboltlouisi who might dare to de ecrAte tn
"s&c:el soil" Of tie Old D ninion. When the ex
element ccnfequant upon the t'soic IA e Of J)hr
B own had subsded, b tn W tide fr m The
ranks to resume the sock ard buskip. Upon ih
81 ngth OF bis fathers Kama he maraged to sec1re
vadou5 engagements as 'star performer In thf
S nth and Wcss. Ole Of these made W tn Mr..
Matthew Canning, Lessee Of the theatre at Mont
gomeIy, Alabama. While acting there, Wilkes
becoming involved 10 quarrel rp,n enc occasion.
was shot In the neck Ths ball rem ,inod inbed1ed
in the flesh for period ofperhaps two yelrs, and
came out unexpectedly 6uing bis first engagement at
Growers Washington The tire. In the spdng of 1863
Prior to this, be presented himself before the New
York public, at what Is now the Broadway Theatre.
thea LEASED by Miss Mary Provost. He was re eiyed
encouragingy pecially as Rlchard-many PEI
aons anticipating for him brilliant futur, In the
combat scene with which the play of Richard III
concludes, Wilkes displayed an amount OF vlgor and
science never before witnessed by New YORK audi.
ences, aud It is reported that during one perform
ance of the s,sns he acted so naturally AID with
ouch irresistible esrnestnefs as to knock his R CD
rnond 1. 10 the orchestra. His attempt at Shylock
was failure He, however, played very effect
lively the artist hero In the drama of the "MArbl
Heart part subsequently, taken by edwin q
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THE "FOREIGN ELEMENT" IN RICHMOND.
To The Elit0r of the Viii:

The "FORElGN ELEMENT" IN RICHMOND.
To the Editor Of the Wing:
IL see from an extract copied into the Wing from
the Danville Register, that the "foreign element"
is charged with the responsibility of the fire which
has devastated our city. To refute this mputation
which you know is uufounded, | will state facts
which came within my 0,rn observation.
First. | saw the employees and managers Of the
Quartermasters' and Commissary Departments in
vite the citizens and all Others to enter the build
ing and take theretrom everything which suited
their fancy. / saw many honorable and wel-be-
hayed citizens comply with the request thus gene
rally extended, and they were not of the 'foreign
element" by any means.
Second. saw hundreds Of struggling soldiers
roaming the treetS of Richmond, fully armed and
ACQUIRED. | saw these soldiers br, ak into the
stores Of honorable and true citizens and rob and
deslyil them of all left to them, wherewth to
sustain their families aud little ones. l saw these
same soldiers forcibly break the ors and windows
Of the merchants on Main, Cary and the interme-
diate Streets and take therefrom Jewelry, Clothes
boots and shoes, fancy articles, &C., without the
aid or presence of the H.oreign element" which
the Danvile Register has pre- sumed was always
ready to aid in such affairs. | saw the common
people," a. the Register intimates, condemning
these acts of wantonness and destruction perpe-
trated BY the Confederate struggling soldiery, and
in many cases they were subjected to great losses
themselves. True, some did take from stores
thrown open to the public by these desperadoes a
few things whorewith TO sustain life, yet, in the
main, the damage was wholly attributable to the
~rrsgglers and thieves belonging to the rear guard
OF the Confederate army.
The "foreigu element" OF Richmond has ever
been true to the Union-.hey have endured priya-
lions aud hardShips which would have caused less
determined hearts to bend beneath the heavy bur.
then placed upon them. To attempt to attribute
the spoa ion aud burning of this city to them il
something which all goo1 citizens will condemn al
heartily as it is condemned by
An EYEWITNESS.
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LOOKING TO TIE FuruRE.

Amid the gloom and panic of the hour there is left
the consolation that Vice President Johnson borough
" prepared for all the responsibilities suddenly and
painfully thrust upon him. He has just returned from
Pnbmond where he devoted himself with intense ear
nesness to thoughtful inquiry into the feelings and
tentions of both leaders and dupes of the Rebellion.
He had long interview yesterday morning with Secre
tary Stanton for between them both the warmest per-
sola affection exists and they both in perfect
cord upon the great crying que ions of the hour
We can assure readers from per ona knowled
that II ever man was disciplined TO grand and lofty
onnrecs on of the CHEST trust under Heaven that
our new President. Friends and oies have always
conceded to him great qualities frmness ability
and knowing all the facts we assert that since his inau-
nraton he has added to these heroic and religious de-
termination 10 sacrifice himself-every sent of his
or1 and every temper and desire of his dy upon the
altar of cur torn and distracted yet purified and red emed
Marx our prediction Andrew johnson yearns for the
loving ust and confidence of the American people and
he will prove worthy Of it.
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TEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

To the Editor Of he Wig
have seen published In your paper the invita-
Aor Of the authorities to marketmen to bring In
whatever they have for sale. know that many
of them would willingly do so, aud have no fears
Of getting IN, but returning Is the trouble for the
passport Office is ee-erslly 80 crowded by persons
IN aud near the city, that th,se from dsta ce,
uuacquan el, s-e often delayed for days, and a E
pz. &, urch trouble aud expense in feeding theii
teams end iog to and fro to tbs ofico, anxious to
return l would Therefore suggest that you call the
attention IF the authorities u the plan of having
a special passport Place, and let 1t be known that
upon application OF any marketmen he may obtain
pass without delay, aud you will soon zee num-
bers of carts ard wagons f1cm a distance to bring
Us at least little variety Of eilbles.
AN Or CITIZEN.
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OFFICIAL.
HEAD QUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF VA,
ARMY OF THE JAMES,

No. a. 2'D RICHMOND. Va, April II, 1865.
Brgader General Charles Devns U. S. Vols, is hereby
placed in command of all the u s. forces in and about
Richmond and will encamp them outside the city with
The exception Of the 24lh Mass. Vols which regiment
will remain in the city under the immediate orders OF Brig
adler General NJ. r. Patrick. Provost Marshal General
General Devins will make daily detail from his COM
mand Of 400 men 100 TO report TO each District Provost
Marshathis detsil be increased diminished as cir
cumstances may require. He will also make such details
from the Goth n y Cavalry TO report to General Patrick
as he may require for patrol duty.
The 24.h Mass Vols. will make ell regular returns and
reports direct to Brgadier General Deyins
Applications for guards public propey and stores
will be made to the Provost Marshas Of the respective
Districts who will be held responsible for the security Of
public property within their Districts.
By command of Major General Ord
ED. W. SMITH.
OFFICIAL: Assistant Adjutant Genbra.
A. r. S. F0oTE.
Assistant Adiutant General.
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From the New York Times.l
THE NEW PRESIDENT.
THE POLITICAL HISTORY AND ASrEcEDESrs OF ANDREW
JouNsnH
JOHNSON.
tbel Last

JOHNSON.
Andrew johnson has been in continuous public life
for thirty years. He entered the General Assembly OF
Tennessee member of the Houe of Representatives
the first Monday in October 1885, from the county OF
Greene in East Tennessee. BE was reelected to the
succeeding biennial Assembly in 1887 and again in 1882
In l84 he transferred TO the State Senate by the
counties of Washington, Greene and Sullivan. In lS43
seat in Congress from the First Representative Dis
trct comprising the counties and the new county
of johnson. He served the district by four sue
cessive elections, until the apportonment under
the &C nsus OF 1885, in all ten years when in 1853 he
was made Governor of Tennessee and subsequently
elected in 1856 At the end of his second term, in
1857 he made United States Senator his term ex,
prnS on the 4th of March. 1863 since when and until
his recent election Vice Pre- ,ident Of the United
Ststes, be was Military Governor Of Tennessee.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF vIRGTNIA,)
ARMY OF THE JAMES, :
Richmond, Va, April Is, 1857

UENBHAL UhDEhs'g
No. 40.
l. Brig General NJ R. Patrick. U. s. Vols, having re-
ported to the Commanding General Of the Department
orssgnment duty in obedience to orders from Lieut.
Gen. Grant is hereby assigned to duty as Provost Mar
shall General of the Department of Virginia.
H. Lieut. Col John Coughn, 10th New Hampshire
Vols is hereby relieved from duty Provost Marshal
Geneal of the Department Of Virginia, and will report
person to the Major General Commanding Tor instruc'
tons.
I'M. Brig. Cen N NJ Curtis U. S. Vols, having re.
ported to the Commanding General OF the Department
Tor assignment to light duty is announced as temporarily
attached TO the Department Staff and will be respected
accordingly.
- ED. W SMITH, .
Assistant Adjutant General
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SPECIAL NOTICE.l

70 The Japanese Hair stain colos the
Hair, Whiskers and Moustacbe beautiful black or
brown Il con Of only preparation Color viii
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ESPECIAL NOTICE.l

TSPECIAL NUIICE.J
70. FreckIes, Tan and Pimples removed
at once by the use Of UPHAM'S FRECKLE TAN and
PIMPLE BANISHER." Price so cents. Mailed TO any
address for 10 cents. by :. q. UPhAM
IS South Eighth street Philadelphia, Pa.
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10 many affections with which uunabers Of Fs-
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES j.
llloss hAPply saApted-ln liberated Uterus, % Leu
eorrhoea, IN bearing down, Falling of The WON'T
Debility and for all complains incident to tne seq
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Take 40 Balssm, Mercury, oreapleasaai rl5..giaa
tor uupisAssni snd dangerous disease
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BLOoDi BLOoDI BLOOD
HSlmbold's highly concsair.ioi couFoaai
Fluid Extract ssrsaParlIIS


THIS h an Affection o. the blood, and aitacEs i-
9eNua ORGANS, Linngs o. the hose, BARS, - -.
Wiudpipe, and other mucua surfaces, uiiAAA
srpearauce N the form uf Uicera- Heinrich = -
treci sara1rarllla pur.E8a ne BLOT, AL Iai-,,
~ acalJ erupuo1s o. the AKIN, giFng 20 tho -
piariOn clear and healtilF eoicr- 20 peint 49,
purifying properties are preserved 10 z greAiaf "a
lout thsn snI other preparation ~ aaraap-ii.N
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SPLENDID LIST OF ARTtC LES
An 10 ha snII for one Dnnar each.

An ne goods In The above List will be sold, with
ont reservation, for ONE DOLLAR each. Certificates
N All the various articles are placed similsr en-
yelopes and sealed. These envelopes viii De seat
nv mall or delivered At our office, without regard
10 choice On receiving a certificate you will see
What il represents and Il is optional with you 70
sepd one dollar and receive the article named, or
snv other in the LIST Of same value. In all transae-
tons by mail we charge Tor forwarding the cert g.
sate. paying postage and doing the business, 9
eents each FIVE CERTIFICATES will be sent fOr 81
FlryFy for 81; THiRrY for s.; SNTT-FIvE for SO
and ONE HUEDaED for SIS. By this mode We give
selectjons from varied stock Of tine goods, OF the
bt make and latest styles, and Of intrinsic worth,
Al nominal price, while All have chance Of SEGA
ring articles Of the very highest value.
We cua-sntee entire satisfaction 10 every instance,
and II there should DO any person dissatisfied with
apy article they may receive, they may immediate
~ return H. and the priUs will be refunded. -
AgENfs-We allow those acting ss Agents, Ten
Gents on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance amount 70 One Dollar.
They will collect twenty five cents for every Ger
theate sud retaining 10 cents, remit 70 Us IS cents
for each
eS-A Address GEO. DEMERFT q CO.,
jsnl- 6m 500 Broadway. New York.
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From eight 70 lsenty years Standing with aaina
kd0an ~ science and Ema-
For medical properties d buchus see Diapanaa'
Tory Of The United States.
SEE Professor DeEsea' rauahle Horm on ~
Prssrice Of Physic.
See remarks male y ne ate eele1falod IT.
PhYGick, Philadelphia
- rsrnarirs made - ~. Ephr1n meDossli, =
celebrated Fhya.oiaas aud neulner 81 NJ h1i-
College o. Surgeons. Ireland. and punliahed IN %
'franaaciious u the King and Queel's JournAl-
See Medico-ChirurEcai keFieE, punlaaed y
BENJAMIN TrsYera, Fellow o. tas koJal OoLeg' -
slrEeous- 49,
So nsosf q ths iais standard Eora On redo "a
zrfrast Buahu....El.Q0 PEP botds, c. ~ i5r y -
- - 49, - 40
81 haifa dozen 81 saeh or 81, Hhch ~ p
sufssient b cure Ne uosl otstltis eEaeas q lel-
li1ns aE8 E.fnarsd -.
Delivered % AZ sidrssa, EscursiI PacEsd non
5bserFa1on- -
sTDescrbs syuptou1a p AZ eotnnnuala.sa-'
Curua guaranteed. AdNcs zraa-.
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CERTIFICATES OF AUTHORITY
TO THE
SECOND HATIOHlL BAAK.
Nashville, Tennessee.
TRK,suRY DEPARTMENT.

Nnh AeAhN DEsAhLAAENAr D
OFFICE % THE COaffTa8ltsH % rIiE CrEsssCr,
NAsHIserss, Jan. So, ist-3. J
uTHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w pre- euted o. Che uud-rsi1urd, o h.s been
ulair 20 arpoar t1lt "rHE - CJNB NtTiONAis
BANK or NASHVILLE T., 20 ia the city OF NASHVILLE.
ia the cOan % lAv d41n, and State ~ Trnnfssee
has be q dulY OFs.uzed under and scCurdiug O. tne
requirCInenIs OF the Act Of Congress euii lei 'tn
Aet 10 provide Aah9nsi Currency, seeerei ~
plrtge 81 tluited states toniz and % provide Tor
the circulation ard redemption thereof" approved
June 3d, lisa. snd has comi he'd with D the pf5-
visions OF said ac'. required 20 he compiled With
b fore commencing the BUSINESS Or Ranking under
slid Act.
Now. therefore, I. Hugh McCulloch Comptroller
of the Curreucy, DO hereby certify that "fhe Sc
cond Netional Bank OF Nashville" ia the city o.
Nashville 10 the reunty Of Davidson, and STATE ci
Tennessee h authOuzed 10 commence the tnsi-
ness 81 Banking under the Act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereo tne4s my
[ hand aud seal Of ofiiee, thus thiuy -arst
[ 49, ] day Of January is65.
w - HUGH McCULIOCH,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
ES-fhe above institution d ba opened TO- bust
ness n the course O. a f5w days. Of which dge no
JOHN LUMsDEN, Cashier.
iehl7 I'm
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eonorrhea, eIssi, slrloIurss.
sAMARTTANs GIFT.
mt By mail 10 a piun envelope.
Do Nor DESPAIRI

Although you may b. pronounced inrurails- the
Sansritan's Root ant Hero Juices vii remove. ,ery
yeahge OF impurities nom tne system Is vel - N
the bad effects Of mereury
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important 10 HOrsemen,

DSHE Two FINE TRoTrTNG STATIONS,
L Tempest and Washing ton. \ r.
viii make the present scsson my stable IN this
city, commentaries Ap Il l.
iclnpest A. = fet tlsek thorough Morgsn wash
inctcn, lr-s b. tesstiiul dsVpe b own Thev need
only - ~ sen ~ horseflaeti for recons7,nis
Beta Kind Eeatla and fast sud srnfrass "A ffa
resl5iirei qnsiiisss &c fine tnrsas AnV taf,r,rsio
vii - gwen ~ applying 10
apTlezw r. cORNEIIus.
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Samaritan's Wash

Is, 10 case o. syphilis used IN CONJUNCTION WITH
the Root and Herb Juices. FH directions
Inc eihcacy Of tn 81 remedie4 IS alike acinowl-
EDGED ~ pilys,clsiis and pstients they SIRE used
IN the O.. 5. Hospitals, thus re-,oripg n helm
many Of our brave soldiers.
F1ga IL Prffi-sa.s g.,
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Partnership notice.

Fr.Hp TrRnF % 3 ssyASkIN cHAls DLsss %
- -. - 49, expired With Cnrneron,
n. b. r.srss, the arm having purchases
rs interest," The olsnsss ~ = - - =. 49, -.
The sans Sfyis - hsfetoiors' vs. S-i'siol 80,
koos
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NOTICE.

TIhHE Beard ~ hsaszrrs and the Sioci-bolSars 81
II tlie Educali0nA AseOeisiion aie r.-In@zfa.f ~
meet 81 Franklin College on wednesday, N lsth II
Aprl. lsds - Zen o'cioek
JOHN ". RICHARDSON.
Prrsideni q The Board.
DAVID LusooHI, Secretary.
Inar1S-ei tkfs
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HELHBoLp,s ROSE WASH.

Al eEesIleni Lotion Dor Diseases u sypti-l-o -
turo, ant Al al Iniscton Ia diseases % 10 li -
organa, Erising nom HABITS Of disfIrat0ul 80 =
connection with the EXTRACTS hucnu en4 H@ii-F-
Mia. 10 such diseases s. recommended. -.
Evidence 81 The uosf Responsible and iaia---
eharactar viii aoeompadY tha ueclcioea.
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WHIT TIE SURGEONS SAY OF qBE "a
MARITAA,S REMEDIES.
"PosT Hosr'tAL, FaET Nassau,


"PosT H1sPIFAL, FoET MtRsH,1L,
Baltimore, Nd, Feb. ~ I3t4
81 have great satisfaction in stating THAI / haze
used ''lhs SundrifUI ReIiciiss' Tor Neueresl ms
esse IA Us most 'Omary form; That hsva used
them Wlth judgment, discretion, srd proptrig aaL
have found them % respond % my luiieilaiI on 8
promptly and eiieetusly knowins their eornpo-
sihon hsEe the fullest con aience be- their e 1gay
sud - far my use % them extends recommend
thsm stroueiy. Alftr8 & B.,wEss
Assistant Surgeon sih New York Vols"
Let % be understood that these remedies sre ~
reeomuleuteo, and Will positively cure the diseases
i0r shlch they are otiered
Price o. Male Package, Samartan's Gin sf.eO
Female s. %; Root and Herb ia &c & 90; Wash
5O cents
Sold by W j. & c. ". SMITH. Druggists,
Conner Chur b and Vice streets,
NASHVILLE, Tam.
Desmond 3 Co, Projectors, si5 Race streets
Philadelphia
jaals-6m.
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were inclined to De kind and the clergy TO be
coatept vith such things IS they bad These
are very natural sentiments for those bishops 70
express We cannot but respect the feeling that
prompt them, ADD We can vefy well understand
phy the people should be ready % welcome such
Instructions from their chief pastors, add 70 act
upon them &c toe utmost extent OF Their ability
But the euestion - # such delicscy and reserve
are under the circumstances, not unnstursl IN
them, What - the course OF conduct which
WILL be most proper and most becoming in
usl Truly there IS not heart lbs, hears
me that will hesitate a. 10 the answer Be deli
cste. be considerste 10 your modes OF action !;
but Just in proportion they spring from
speaking, DO VOC be forward 10 minister Wait
not 20 be entreated; but try 10 find out where
good can De done, aud then with all tenderness
and respect beg 10 be allowed TO DO il There
are nobler men Ia the House OF Bishops speak
IL the last four years where an absolute blank
and made no part Of my history speak without
fear OF being misunderstood, for nv sentiments
on national unity and authority have been very
well Known say there are no nobler meB in
the House of B shops than several to whom
no" refer, and whatever may be their feelings
OF decacy, or of allowable pride, they will not
desire 70 see ruins perpeiuated, or only tardily
or imperiectly repaired, which might be more
speedily and more effectually restored with the
aid OF kindly hearts and hands Again, then,
say, let us be prompt to avail ourselves of every
opening to DO good Let US be forward 10
search out channels through, not in a proud. pa
trouizing spirit, but with a modest, loving,
Christian sympathy. We may pour out the suffer
ings which will help. not only TO rebuild the
waste places in material things, but also TO re-
pair and renew whatsoever may have have been
decsyed tn the hearts of your brethren