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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21

moe Of a rebel than the man with e 3,oOO Mr..
Jefferson Davis hss il is said nothing at all lett
and never was very rich, but Is Mr.: Johnson PEE
pared to argue that he is more wotthyol amnesty
tban an AVERAGE Georgian plantrl How can the
latter's dollars be an offence against the stare OF
An incentive TO resistance by which he Will lose SO
rorcb more than the Door man Or II man with
"a OOl is q guilty man, how is he innocent "nen
he has given the odd pound To the poor
ave strip criminals in England oil theH properly,
lint then we do not proclaim that If propertliess
tbev are innocent-that poverty ls IN ltseH
saving grace which supplies the absence OF re-
nenta1ce The truth is, Mr.. johnson Is not as
euieting himself about the justice OF the eHcep,
tom at ALL but anxious only TO use law designed
nv Congress to enable him TO punish, as his in
efrpment for efecting a vida spread social change
That change may be necessity, ana II II Is, OF
course the political argument against 1t at once
falls to the ground. We acknowledge the right
of a nation to save itself by destroying class as
fully as the right OF surgeon TO save life by am
putating a limb. But We cannot help believing
that had Mr.. Lincoln lived he would not have
seen the necessity, would have aSed instead of
DESTROYING this immense arstocratic force, would
have devoted himself to the single task Of making
freedom real for the planter as well as the mean
white the mean white as well az the negro, aud
left freedom to produce its results without precpta
ting them by means which smack Of the unsCIu-
pulousness as well as of the energy of a revolu-
tionary chief. maximum of property, above
which its possession IS penal IS terrible Idea Tor
a legitimate ruler to introduce amo2g nations who
have hitherto believed that property is the basis Of
civilization"
Upon which our able and clear headed con-
temporary of the New York Advertiser OBJ
serves that " experience has shown that Sc
veral features of the Presidents plan fail to
meet the rosy aaticipati0ns that had been
raised. Confscation has always been a
failure, both as measure of repression and
as means of rembursing a Government
for war expenditures and the money value
of treason is very uncertain base on which
to estimate guilt or innocence. 1t is very
clear that the wealth of the South was not
the first to instigate the rebellion, at what
ever rate of speed it may have followed pen
niless adventurers into armed resistance to
the Union. The removal of restrictions from
trade, and the treatment Of men of property
precisely as men of no property are treated,
will do more to rehabilitate the South than
the opposite course can possibly effect. II
the South is to get of the plane Of rnendi
cancy, it must be by giving her men Of
means the chance to develop the resources
Of the country"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21

less blessings; the mildness Of civil law will
be substituted for the sternness of military
rule; the people will breathe more freely and
take fresh courage for the mighty work Of
rebuilding their shattered fortunes, that lies
before them; and this young and giant Re-
public, with its limbs unfettered and its en-
ergies all renewed, will leap forward to the
accomplishment off higher and nobler des-
tiny, than has ever yet marked the pathway
of any nation beneath the circuit OF the
sun.
Let us, as Yirginians, then, take the lead
among the Southern States in behalf OF the
adoption of the proposed constitutional
Amendment, and we shall render service to
the cause of Peace ani Union, and Social
Order and Domestic Contentment' which
sbsII he to US and our children a badge OF
honor and crown of rejoicing forever
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21
FROM MISSISSIPPI.
Do1NGs OF THE STATE CoNvENr1o

New ORLEANS, August IA special des-
patch to the Times, from Jackson, Mssissip-
pi, to-day, says that in the State Convention
an ordinance was reported ratifying all judi
cial decisions, judgments, DEGREES, contracts,
sales, deeds and indictments, and also all
marriages made under the State law during
the war.
An ordinance was reported prohibiting the
Legislature from passing any Jaw imposing
any civil disability or punishment, or forfeit
ture of estate of any citizen engaged in the
late war with the United States, for his po-
litical opinions occasioned thereby. Both
ordinances passed first reading.
A memorial requesting the President not
to garrison the State with negro troops was
referred to General 0sterhaus, the General
in command.
A memorial was presented praying that
steps be taken in behalf Of jeff. Davis and
Governor Clark.
The Committee on Constitution made q re-
port, recommending that such change be
made in the Constitution as to hereafter pre-
vent slavery or involuntary seryitude, except
upon.legal authority for crime, and striking
out all portions Of the old Constitution re-
lating to slavery.
An ordinance was also presented providing
for the election of Congressman, Governor
and Other State officers, on the first Mond ~
In October, to serve two years, the judicial
aid ministerial officers to hold Office for the
remainder of the unexpired term of their
predecessors. This will cause all the cleo
tions to be held on the same day as before
the passage of the act of secession.
A second committee was appointed, with
Instructions to present an ordinance ratify-
ing all the acts Of the officers of the State,
not made in aid of the recent war, and not
inconsistent with the courts of the Uni ed
Stases or Mississippi. Both reports will be
adopted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21

EVOLUTION IN BUILDING.-Do you want
II something neat convenient and useful Get
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BUILDINGS. They can be made OF any size
and every style.
Cottages In Sdyles-Plain, Swiss,
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For the Seaside and Farm-Barns, Stable, Car
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Fruit House, Smoke House, Store house, Hay
House, Granary, Corn Crib.
For the Plantation and the Nountains-Hen-
merry, Tool House, Work Shop Boat House Kitch-
en-. L undry, Bakery, Bath House, Grapery Con-
servatory, Avisry, Office.
Four The Praires and the Village-Library,
Study Studio Dining Room Smoking Room Bill
lizard Room, C's Play House, Gymnasium, Riding
School, Church, Chapel, School House.
For the City, Suburbs or Woods-WarehOuse,
Sale Room, station House, Hospital for conta.
gious diseases, Sick Room or Hospital, Agricultu.
raj Buildings, Laborers Shanty, Museum, Thea.
tire.
Other Exhibition Buildings or buildings of any
size or style in this mode, can be made of iron or
wood, advantageous for many localities-packed
to send to any part Of the world. Villages got
up with despatch.
Samples of the work can be seen at Manchester.
The DauTilie Railroad Company have one in use
as a ticket Office.
Address THOMAS E. SIMS & Co,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
ard Sole Agents,
An le-lm Manchester, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21
DIED..

PAE-At his residence near Petersburg, on the
morning of the Goth inst, Mr. JAMES PAE, in the
s.venty-second year OF his age, after long and
pro;racted illness.
The friends of the family, and those of his late
partners Mr.. Thomas Sampson and Mr. John &.
Andrew, are respectfully requested to attend his
funeral this day (MOnday, 2lst Instant at twe.ve
o'clock, at the residence of Mr. j. u. Andrew,
corner Sixth and Canal reefs.
TALBor-Tn Norfolk, on 10Th instant, Mrs. Dr.
ANA TALBOT, Ielict OF the late Thosnas Talbot, of
Norfolk, agei seVenty.seven years.
scHooLFIELD-In Petersburg, on 18Th instant,
MARY SLADE, wife of Joseph \. Scheduled, and
daughte: OF the the late David English, of George
town, D. c., aged 46 ears.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21
SP0TSTLTANLA SENATORIAL
II r-r,El LIT
n the Eiitor of the Uhig

To the Editor Of the Wing:
The times in which we live demand the
services of our best men to do duty in public
council. As a step upon the round of the
ladder of civil reorganization and one that
will prove acceptable to a large body of the
voters of the District, your correspondent
begs leave to nominate Tor State Senator from
Spotsylvania, Stafford, &C., ARTHUR H. BER-
NARD, Esq, and in calling upon this gentle
man to become q candidate for the Senate,
your correspondent agrees with the best and
most influential people of both counties that
this most unexcepiional, yet experienced,
practical and sensible man, with Thoroughly
conservative principles and fine abilities, will
do coed service if the people will elect him.
SP0TSYLVANIA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21
THE KETCHUM FRAUDS AND
FORGERIES.
from the NeiO York Worldl

From the NeiU York Worln
Wall street ia Ia q fever of excitement over the
great defalcation of the age, although yesterday
the gold pulse beat trife caimer than the day
before and hGbitucS Of the street affected to con
slider the little affair Of young ketchum rather
stale. Brokers have examined their stock in trade
aud those who have not been losers by the defal.
cation are going on as before while those who
have console themselves with the consideration
that Morris Ketchum il good for the amount. It
is understood that
KETcHuM OFFERS TO PAY FIFTY PER CENT
of the claims created by these forgeries, but the
victmzed individuals haze not as yet concluded
to compromise at that figure. This woHd from
present estimates of the amount of the dedication
somewhat exceed two millions-four millions or
a trile more being The present estimate OF the for.
geres.
EsTcHUM & co. MAKE An AssIG sMEET.
1t is a remarkable fact that from the moment of
the discovery of the immense fraud yractised By
Edward KetGhum to the present time the senior
me nber of the firm of Ketchum Il Co., has borne
himself with wonderful fotitude. Notwitstand.
ing the fact that his own ruin was planned and
wrought by his son, whose own commercial and
moral death is involved in the catastrophe the old
man has met the disaster with heroic 6imness.--
As soon as he read the letter left him by h alb
seconded son, he commenced examining into the
nature and extent of the gigantic wrong. On Wed.
pesdly he thought lie would be able to meet all
the demands that might be made upon his house,
but yesterday he found it necessary TO place the
effects and liabilities of the firm into the hands of
an assignee. The necessary pai cTs wer according.
ly drawn up, and Mr.. p. G. Calhoun, President OF
the Fourth National INK, and Mr. Bement, for
merly Of the firm of Ketchun Rogers Bament,
were appointed assignees.
young KETCHUM's CHECK BOOK DISCOVERED.
The remnants of this volume have been discoy-
cred, and are now locked up in the safe of the
Bank of New York. On "Wednesday evening Mr..
Graham proceeded - the residence Of the forger,
ON Madison avenue. and had an interview with
Mrs Edward Ketchum, who has been plunged
into deep grief by the transgressiOn of her hus-
band She hand d TO Mr.. Graham the gold book
but he said il didn't belong to him, and placed il
in the charge of Mr. Morris Ketchum, who brought
it down town yesterday morning, and delivered it
to Mr. Leverich, the cashier Of the bank.
SEIZURE or YOUNG KETcHUM's FURNITURE.
The attachments were placed in the hands of
Deputy Sheriff Thomas o. Murphy, who at once
proceeded TO the late residence Of the abscondad
debtor and seized all the household furniture and
other property fouad there. The house is splen-
didly furnished throughout and has very fine
library, which makes plausible the inference that
the forger as somewhat Of a " literary turn"
THE TOTAL LOSS.
The amount Of loss to all the parties who have
suffered by the iorgeries will reach about s4,75O
600.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21
STEAMROATS, ETC.

VIZ n ISL is5I.L L!HhThi Yo 4Al'9 4ND &SEs
VIRGINIA STEA lTSHIP COAPANY.-The
splendid ocean steamship YAZ0U Capt. GEO
CoUcH, has superb accommodations Tor ras.
sengers.
Tickets secured on board or Mt my Office
Passengers leave here TUESDAY morning at
o'clock from Ludlam i watson's wharf.
Freight received every day in the week.
Parties shipping goods that are subject to tee
internal tax revenue ore particularly requested to
have them stamped before sending them down.
Blank bills of hiding furni.hed shippers.
au2l-lt G. F. WATSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21
ANOTHER NEW YORK DEFA Utter
HE GETS A SALARY OF 81 900 YEAR,
AND STEALS $4,000 IN A DAY.

New YORK., August l9.-The Dolly News says
Albert j. Jones, freight collector on the Erie Rail-
road. has been penetrating series of robberies.
Ais salary was but one thousand dollars year,
snd he had humble apartments in one quarter of
the city, representing his salary: hut on Broad.
way no had another splendid suit Of apartments
in which he entertained bis female friends.
Investigations show he stole three thousand
dollars Ia one day, and how much more aud how
long be has been stealing have not yet been de
termined.
Jones has left the city with one of his ladies,
osteEsibly for New Orleans.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21
FROM MEXICO.
TERRIBLE CONDITION OF The COUNTRY
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE LIBERALS.

New YORK, August l9.-The steamer George
Cromwell, from New Orleans. with advit TO the
18th instant, has arrived.
The Times Brsvnsvile correspondence says
the Liberals have been steadily successful In the
State of San Luis, driving the Imperial forceI
within the defences of San Luis Potjsi.
The people feed and assist the guerrillas, and
show themselves to be utterly opposed to Maxi
milan.
Commodore Leon Smith arrived at Galveston
from Brazos Santiago, and Gays the war carried
on in Mexico Is perfectly horrible neither side
taking any prisoners, but numbering all they cap
ture.
The Houston Telegraph says the army worm is
ravsging the interior.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21
au l9-lnl

DLEAsURE EXCURSION TO CITY POINT.
/ On TUESDAY. the ed instant, the CONNIE
dious steamer WILLIAM ALLISON newly nj
ted ont, and commanded BY the experienced and
accommodating Captain Clifford, will leave Rock.
etts at 10 o'clock A. n. for an Excursion 10 City
Point TO return by dusk The strictest order will
be observed, and no other but respectable persons
will be admitted on board. The celebrated
smiths ArmOry Band will be in at
tendance. Refreshments furnished at city prices.
Fare for the round trip, 81.
aul9-3t' WILLIAM RY AN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21

EOR NEW YORK.-Atlantic Coast Mail Ste I'M
L ship Company, Semi-Weekly .1sISS--..h
Line, leaves Richmond every Tues- uszsasSss==lsts
day and Saturday.
Leaves New York every Wednesday and sa
turday.
The splendid new side wheel steamship HAT
TERAS, Captain LEWIS PARISH will sail at A
O'clock On uesdsy evening.
Freight received TO-DAY (Nlonday) and up to
o'clock on Tuesday.
This steamship mas splendid saloons, stateroom
and passenger accommodations.
These steams lips receive and discharge their
freight at the wharf at Rockets.
Passage, Meals AID Staterooms included, Sl5.
Passengers are requested TO be on board in due
time.
For freight or passage apply TO
DAVID 4 WM. CURRIE,
Office ut Chas. T. Workman i Co.'S, 18th street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21
MAR REED,

ARNoLD-BELorE-Iu Norfolk, Thursday eve
Ming by the Rev. Mr.. Kennedy, Mr.. jEORGE AR
MOLD, formerly of Baltimore, and Miss Ella
daughter of Ja, L. Be,ote Esq.
HELMs-MAYo- On 10th instant, at Pow hatan
Seat" the residence of her father Mr. Robert A.
Mayo, by the Rev. D.. VIM. Norwood, Rev. WM
7. HELMS, of Knoxville, Tennessee, 10 Miss Lucy
II. MAYO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21
EOR PHILADELPHIA
TAYLORS REGULAR LINE

The new and elegant steamer 81 ,,SE-h
AGNES, 700 tons, Capt, S P Bowen,
will leave Richmond on WEDNESDAY MORNING,
the 23d instant, at o'clock touching at City Point
and Norfolk.
The steamer is entirely new, built expressly for
the route, and has frst-class accommodations for
one hundred passengers.
This steamer will leave Philadelphia every Sa.
turday.
Merchants ordering goods by this line can rely
on their prompt arrival MONDAY.
FARE-ln frst.class Cabin, to Philadelphia, in.
Guiding state room and meals. ......,..Sl2 10
Fare in Second Cabin. Observation-Disclosures. 10 %
For freight or passage, apply to
CHRISTIAN, LEA CO.,
au2l-3t 6S Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21


~ BARREL OF WHISKY.
Ot1 Superior southampton Apple Brandy
years old
Genuine Holland Gin
French Brandy, vintage Of 1889
London Porter
Pure Cider Vinegar
20J Prime Sugar Cured Hams
superior Gunpowder and Black Teas
Crushed, Powdered. Coffee, and Brown
Sugars
Java, Laguyra and Rio Coffee
Sperm Adamantine, and Tslow Can,
dies
French and English Mustard
Grain and Ground Pepper
Toilet and Black Soaps
Matches
Starch, DC, sc.
For sale by
JOHN N. HIGGINS,
Family Grocer, No. Franklin ST.,
aul7-lw Near the Old Market,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21

INFORMATION WANTED OF HENDERSON
/ SNODGRASS, of the 4th Va. Infantry, who was
wounded near Petersburg on the End day of April.
1866 and removed from Burksv.le on the 10Th OF
April by the enemy, and has not been heard OF
since. Whether he was sent to Northern prison
Hospital, or Lunatic Asylum, We do not know
Any one that can give any account Of him VIII
please address ROBERT SNODGRAsS,
Amsterdam,
sul9-3t Rotstourt CO., Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21
ITCH.
MISCELLANEOUS.

DANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE-Tberew will
n he q called meeting of the Board of Trus-
tees of Randolph Macon College, at Petersburg,
to commence WEDNESDAY, 23d Of August. A
full meeting is very desirable.
au Std JOHN EARL I, Prest
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21
LOST.

r OsT-FIvE DOLLARS REWARD-FOUR
II MUSIC BOOKS belonging to the 10th Con.
nectcut Band, somewhere on Broad street, between
9th and Cd streets. The finder will receive the
above reward by leaving same at this office.
au2l-ltt JNO. p. GEIGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21

TOR BALTIMORE-P0WHA- rE-.s
T. TAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY .ks5aissslls:ass.ssz.s-ss
-SEMl-WEEKLY LlNE-LEAVESR RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY AND sATURDAY-LEAVES
BALTIMORE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SA-
TURDAY.-Ths Steamer PETERSBURG, Captain
ROBERT TRAvERs, vail leave at o'clock on
TUESDAY, 22i instant.
Freight received to-day (MOnday) and up to
? o'clock P NJ, Tuesday.
Passage So.
For Freight or passage apply to
DAVID 4 VIM. CURRIE.
Office at Chas I. Workman i Co.'s
au2l-2t 18th street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21

claiborne BARKSDALE,
u TOBACCO and PRODUCE
COMMISSION MEaCHANT
OFFICE Near ST. Charles Hotel on 10Th street,
between Main and Franklin.
Having recovered my health, | am now ready
TO give prompt attention 10 orders and consgn.
ments. au2l-lm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21

nor PHILADELPHIA-THR LINE
II The steamer PUTNAM, LEIGH, < .sSD.u
Master will receive freight for the ES3sstS
above port, THIS DAY, and sail on
WEDNESDAY next, August %, at A p NJ.
For freight, apply to master on bolrd OF TO
JAS. c. SLAGHT i suns,
au2l-St Rockets Landing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21
Annnst o. 1865

August %, 1865.
NoTiCE To SHIPPERs.-The rates of freight
hereafter by this line, will be as follows VIZ
Hhds. of tobacco, So; bales of cotton, "a; whole
boxes tobacco, 90 cents; three quarter boxes 80
cents; bbls. flour, 50 cents case. tobacco, 80
cents. au2l-2t ID. W. I.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21
From the Repubiic.l


After four years retiremen, are again intro.
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They have long been regarded as unequalled for
the cure OF nervous diseases, general d blity, dis.
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neuralgia, and have made more permanent cures
OF what was pronounced chronic dyspepsia than
any other remedy ever Offered the public. Ply
sicano, ministers of the Gospel and all classes Of
pers rs have test d them, and voluntarily give
their certificate cf its curative qualities.
For sale by all Druggists in the city of Rich
meud and State Of Virginia GlsO by Candy d
Gilpin, Baltimore.
YORKyILLE, ALA March |. 1862.
Mr. E. BAKER
This ia 10 certify that have been suffering
with Chronic Diarrhea for six months have been
treated by the ablest medical talent 10 be found;
among Others, by Drs. Wiihers Hill and Page Of
the Richmond Hospitals but all TO no effect; and,
as last resort tried your Premium Bitters. of
which | nzed only two bottles, which made 9
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Hoping that Others may find the same speedy
relief,
am your, truly,
LEWIS A. wILLERT.
Testimony u Aier. Dudley, President Richmond
and York Rirer Railroad.
OFFICE RICHMOND r. r. r. Co.,}
Richmond, Sept. II, 1894. :
Mr. L. BAKER:
DEAR SIg-Please send me two bottles Of your
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Yours very respectfully,
ALEX. DUDLEY.
Another from the Rec {. W. PeLherbridge, Of
Richmond.
RICHMOND, Aug 4, 1865.
have used Bakers Premium Btters In several
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