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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-24
WATCH DEPARTMENT
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT.

500 Diamond Rings, .siOto Sl2O
400 Gents Diamond Pins, ~ 100
5000 Gents California Diamond Pins, Is
5000 Gents California Diamond Rings, y
1000 Gents Gold and Enameled Fob Chains, %
aOOO Gents Gold Vest Chains, ~
lJv0 Pair Gents Gold Sleeve Buttons, 10
1000 Pair Gents Gold and Enam. Sleeve ButtOnsJ 10
GOO Sets Gents Gold studs :
5000 Gents stone Set aud Signet Rings, L.
suVO Gents Stone Set and Signet Enam Rings, Is
6O0O Ladies Gold Neck Chains, "
GJgJ Gold Oval-Band Bracelets, 10
GJJO Gold aud Jet Bracelets, l.
5000 Gold aud Enameled Bracelets, Is
5000 Gold Chatelain Chains, 50
5000 Pair Ladies' Gold Sleeve Buttons, s
4gOO Pair Ladies' Gold Enameled Sleeve Buttons4 10
500 Solitaire Gold Brooches, J.
eJOO Coral, opal and Emerald Brooches, y
5000 Gold Cameo and Pearl Ear-DrOps, !
1000 Mosaic, Jet Lava and fOrentiue Ear Drops ~
10000 Coral, Opal aud Emerald ar-DTOps, 10
lOOOO Miniature LOckets, 10
lOOOJ Miniature LOckets---magic spring, Is
10000 Plain Gold Rings, l2
lOOoJ Sets Ladies' Jewelry, Gold and Jet, 70
10000 Sets Ladies Jewelry Cameo, Pearl, &c, %
10000 Ladies' Gilt aud Jet Bracelets, Il
1000 Ladies' Gilt aud Jet Hat supporters, p
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sJNO II. PLEASANTS a. SONS,
Tobacco Commission Merchants,

81 SOUTH ST., BALTIMORE. ND,
Will receive and give their attention as hereto
fore to all copsignments directed 70 their care.
in bond in order that it may be sold either for
export or consumption.
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WAsIpN ADvERTIsEMEST'
NATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY.
DANIELS q SHERWOOD,
AUTHORIZED MILITARY AND NAVAL AGEs


DANIELS q SHERWOOD,
AUTHORIZED MILITARY AND NAVAL AGESf
4lPenn Avenue, cor. Of eth St, and % Penn. Av
Opposite State Department.,
WASHINGTON, ID. Z.
]. DANIELS, H. L. SHERWOOD,
Late Catl. U. 8. A.. Late Q. NJ u. y. l
We would inform all MILITARY OFFICERS, whe (
er In or out Of the seryies that we have bad large
OFFICERS with the Government, and have peril
knowledge Of what Is required and accepted In eye
given case. We procure Certificates Of Son.indebte
ness, and send them TO ofieers, that they may 4
theif pay In their own District, when mustered out
the service or collect their pay here for them II pr
ferred In the latter case the drafts Obtained fro
the Q: 8. Treasury, Pnd made payable 70 the order
the Oeer, 90 there u little or no danger o. loss
settle ali classes OF Army and Navy accounts collie
back pay, Bounty, Pension and Prize money, vii
prOmptne-s aud despatch,
fWe also give special attention to the claims OF 4
lOya citizens for property taken destroyed BY n
army, collect purchase Vuartermaster's voucher
and prosecute elaips before the Court o. Claims, W
require advance fee, and all Information given fr,
Of charge our ordinary fee for ssttling oticers'
counts i s25, payable upon the settlement of the
count.
REFERENCE Hon. Alex. Ramsey, Senator fro
Minnesota; Hon. X. L. FeniOn, Governor Of Ny; Ms
General Pope; Hon. Il. V. Whaley, N. e., wv
Virginia. my37
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DRUNKENNESS CURED.-The
- inebriate may now bid defiance to the temp
ting cup. Dr. Zanes antidote for strong drink
is a certain cure for drunkenness. 1t creates u
dislike for strong drink, and can be administered
without the knowledge Of the patient.
Descriptive circulars sent TO any address. For
sale by all respectable druggists in the United
States and Canadas. Price 81 per box, or pack.
ages of six boxes for IS.
JOHN J. KRONER,
Wholesale Agent, 400 Chestnut Street,
my 2-3m Philadelphia, Pe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-24
NEW YORK ADvERTIsEM'TS
MAGNIFICENT SALE!
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES,
JEwELRY, &C.
ON THE ONE DOLLAR PLAN.
The Entire Stock Of

The Entire Stock OF
ONE GOLD AND SILVER WATCH MANDATORY
TWO IMMENSE JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENTS,
ONE SILVER PLATING WAREHOUSE, ONE GOLD
PEN AND PENCIL MAKER,
10 b diPossd q 'si,h diIpdteA
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST.
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and ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE;
ASK FOR HELMB0LD'S. TAKE NO OTHER
Cut out the Advertisement ana senS IoT rNIpoSupr
mYls.-.6m
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DEMOVAL! REMOVAL!

DEMOVAL! REMOVAL!
JULIUS oBERNDoRF & co.
Raj n inform their friends and he public that
thew have taken the large and conmodous ware
house, NO. 273 West baltimore 81,
tSeV viii I this day ope, large line Of
HOOP SKIRTS. SUN UMBRELLAS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS.
And ali other desirable goods In our line, at
the lowest market prices, TO which they respect
snIlv invite The attention of the trade.
JULIUS 0BERED0RF i CO.,
mvlS-6t 273 West Baltimore street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-24

ENVELOPES AND NOTE PA:
u PER.-EnyelOpes by single thousand and
note paper by the ream at wholesale prices
sent By mail post paid, on receipt Of the Pric ~
1000 Buff letter envelopes extra thick Sav0
600 white note envelopes, double thick SeV
One ream super thick note paper ~ ~
One box tg50) new style Magenta envelope go
Dealers wishing a supply would do wen 10
write rs for samples and prices.
G. g HASKINS 4 CO., Stationers and EnVe-
lope Manufacturers, 36 Beskman Street N. Y.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-24

DATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE!
Id The Original and Best In the World
The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless,
Reliable and Insta ntaneOus. Produces immedl-
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injuring the hair or skin. Remedies the i'll ell
ects Of bad dyes.
Sold By all Druggists. The genuine Is signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
ap2i-3m 81 Barclay ST., New York.
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THE NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18
The Cattle Plague--Letter from Min.
lister CLAY.

WAsHIxeTox, Nov. l5.-Minisser Clay hes
addressed letter 10 the Secretary Of State.
dated St. Petersburg, October ~, in which
be 5eys:
deem il my duty to warn the United
States against the importation Of the cattle
plague into cur country. Being farmer,
and feeling great interest in such subjects,
I have read all upon the subject which il
accessible, aud ] viii give you only the re-
suit OF my conclusions and observations.
The cattle plague is the Russian cattle peat
in this country. Il is always more ,r less
prevalent, and generally kills whole herds.
Like cholera, il is both contagious and in
fictitious. By these terms mean 10 say that
il il communicated from one animal 10 an
other by the physical imposition Of the virus
upon any aBimsl, from any object contain
ing the virus. and also that the virus may
be carried 10 molecules in the air, aud thus
produce the disease. Il evidently did not
originate de nero in England, but was carri-
ed there BY ship loads OF cattle from the
Russian Baltic ports. II this theory is cor
rect, then all importation OF cattle from
abroad should az once be prohibited bv
Congress, II not otherwise possible 10 Be
prevented, and It would pay well TO call
Congress together for that purpose only.
No ship having COW, or sheep, or animal,
from Europe, or countries having the pest,
should be allowed to land in America With
out sufficient quarantine. Every disease
mus. 81 some time have originated from q
violent disregard OF The natural laws, aud
this as well as others but am Of the opin-
ion that there is nothing IN the manace-
ment OF cattle in Great Britain or America
70 generate the disease, %, also, No sanitary
precautions can arrest il, short OF absolute
noa intercourse. I believe il 10 be species
81 bloody murrsin, aggravated by the
marshy nature Of Eorthorn Russia. and the
utter disregard Of all the laws Of Health
which n known 20 man and beast. especial
" in regard % ventilation and cleanliness
which prevails in these cold climates. where
great expenditure Of heat IS needed, and
fuel and food scarce. TIE same causes are
producing now the aggravated iyphus fever
here. which is called outside Of Russia sFhe
/ Plague" England was warned long since
q the danger Of direct importation OF cattle
| from Russia, but failed 20 heed the advice.
trust our country may be more wise and
more fortunate.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18

FklstNBIeHkN Personally AssaULTEb.-
The Hon. c. L. Nallsndigham visited Eaton,
Ohio, night before last to transact some
business. As soon ss it became generally
known that he was in the little town, 8 ri
NOR became prevalent that he WAS there for
ne purpose Of making = speech. Il hap.
pens that the people 81 Eaton are very
much opposed % Nallsndigham personally,
and the idea Of his making a speech in their
midst % exss2erated q lot Of the Young rnen
Of the place, thai 81 early eande-lirht thew
visited he place NheTo he was stopping Al
made . lood cal ior his appearances. On
derttanding thai trouble vas In So. a.
hin, Mr. Vailsndiehsm made 4 hssi,s ,s,,...,
from the h0kse, And pErsaed his 49,,
through 6elds and over fences in the Sirs.-
ton Of the depot, running a The .op 81 III.
speed, followed By an angry and ezcit-5
mob Of boys and young men, cue Of wh5.n
struck him = severe bl0W sud knecked ain,
down on the ground, while De Wna gstting
on he tTsin.-- ciEeisEaii c5aEaaals
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18

Although Won may be pronounced incuratle, the
Samsrt.u's Root and Aerb Juices will remove
every veshge Of impurities from the system, So well
a. al the bad effects Of Mercury.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18

Economy viii be forced upon many un-
willing minds during the approaching Sea.
con. The necessary articles OF feod .re
daily advancing in price, While clothing
generally increases In equal proportion
Americans will have 10 learn that thew eat
TOO much and dress 100 fine, - 8 general
rule, and perhaps IL vii be useful Lesson.
The wonderful resources OF TIE country, and
the rapidly with which fortunes are accu
INFLATED. have generated q spirit OF ertrav-
scRnce through an eiasses OF society. MANY
have been increasing the number Of their
servants, the costliaess OF their dress. and
the abundance Of their tables, Until such
climax has been reached. that perhaps
healthy reaction viii be produced b. the
logic which drives the counting house C.
tske counsel With the parl0r in the matter
Of necessary retrenchment. 80 P.iiaio,piic
Press.
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Redemption Of INUNDATED Rapl No,e,.


The following instructions in regard 20
the redemption @ muiilaied National bank
Notes, issued to-day bv he Comptroller al
abe Currency, wil Be- OF CREST interest
les. The notes arc % hs redeemed bv the
banks ~ which they are respectivelv issBed
aud should uot be returned 90 thts Office i,
sums Of less Than Sse0, or multiples OF that
amount
"a. The mutilaisd notes which b.,,. 49,.
torn or deiaced. will be received W., -,
scented by thU banks that issued them NJ
Vidcd al TIE fragments are returned ~
toe engraving and signatures are not 10 a.
ohilteraiea thai q cannot b. determined IN
What bauk he notes were issued.
ID. Fragments should be redeemed Nv an.
banks in fun, uhcn accompanied BY an sii .
davit ststiag TIE cause and manner OF ulu.
tlauou. and that the missing part oil The
note g. Totally Destroyed The good charsc-
ter 81 thc sfiinvit shall also be FULLY youch-
I'd ios b. the officer before whom the aflids-
va B. tskcu. These afidsvits must b. Tor
warded o. this office, with tbe fragments 10
Whsch they relate, IN order that The banks
presenting such parts 81 nois, may receive
credit ior abe ZANE. Exceptional cases NAV
Occur in which no reasonable doubt can eN-
90 ln regard 10 the entire destruction OF ir-
rerarablo damage a. missing portions o.
n0irs. as BY fire and accidents, and where
esidcuce % idOatiy is ample by the sigma
ture II uuo or both oiiceIs, OF the titIe OF
iocnl5ty of thc hank and the denomination
" The NOTES, ghere the integrity OF he bin
holder Be- unexccpiionabie, and where no
l1estion could arso Ia regard 10 tie frac-
eauai or Improper usc q the missing parts.
in such instances iudicious Discrimination
nus necessarily b exercised by The afIicers
q a. baak. 10 81. however. advised tbat
l-eh r1tes b. received al her fun fare
es4ae and : pcricct note given thercio-. a
.,id beng provided OF the facts. 10 be
- % Tins office, with the mutilstod note
49, 49, returned for redemption BY The bank.
- -l,a ease careful crodif Vii be allowed
- department But when no satis'ac.
- - o. obtained In regard % the miss
- and a Possibility exists that any
Use can he made OF the came, i
-. i,, nded thal a proportionate value
-. y -lsieued, estimating This bv q COM
.5.s.- = tae portion resurued with the (
-,-...-s AZ A record shall be kept Of he /
-. - allowed in sll such instspres- nd 4 /
-, ~ same note OF notes shaii H. /
~ 20 redemption.
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100000
To be SoId for One Dollar Zach

without regard % value. and uoi 90 BE- pld i1r uu'
al you know uhst you VII receive
Among those who have aekn0uiedgri che r..
ceirfoi VALUABLE GIFTS arsnn from ne $3.50
ciaton since Jaa- ., 1855 DE following Eiutiy per
nl.t tneir names 90 b used
pooerf Il Hoiohkss ces Raven, Conn. Malo.
is-so. ralus sIBa, v , p Wills, - 81 y ~.
tsrnoni cluster Pm value SO. hasha iapueu,
IS fork 81, Sod Watch, value slts Mss > ieu
q UfEar-ou B|uEhampt1u, y s., Melodies. ralla
$40 fr D. atcuf. ca Tenth e., n " F1rn rai-
ue sEll NTs Inns a Miller. -rfantal. fa.. IA
mona hlag, uage si75 nlss Elen J f'gt, surHa-
$50. I'D Mooienn. Fs.nc si.t. Dr D Van Spa,
WasnnEt1u. D. O., So q nunlug taeei Hatcr.
Tau. $50. Eis b L.udsay. Worooster Ma
Piano. value SO HIss d q FarUeI. Igdut le,
lo1rs, Diamond Ear Drops. ra.ge ESQ fHsuls I
Norsn, - Pearl a., Aeany, y. Maai- hoE- Fi-
Joe So. Nh q ingersoII, Urilna. ono, 1IlFef
sof rslue eoI Lieut. 4 . HendreEa, W.Iitrd's re-
isi, WasliuGicH. D q, silver Fsieni Lever ha--n.
saus s.. C-pi- " sIner. iiih \ Y tois, 7i'af
Msny persons who hsye drawn viiusls prse-.
d. not rish their names putisnei OF W
ieni ahis iist
nAxEEz ~ uIsrEfnrrcs. - IT,
CERTIFICATES naming een ~ 49, ~
FkLUE, are placed 10 sealed - - - -t-.ol-,5
vail r5rrarg- fisa ~ thsae EnFeIopess
The Cert fcals or Order Tor some - ~ ~
leasi one doiisr 81 rsta9 vi -. el.fh,1f y
cihce, Or sanf By uasil % any e,-.5lsts me uar-
n -. 4 -'.-Ir % alrlarl sl4 ~ fsilef
ssie6 my BE- fra1s 01s e - - = -
ana can tlisn sfnd o. ~
- r',..,-.- r,srsJ pilrcaaser gsia Fails-
80 D. usly derend en- haH1g (
fnpfs --s - fhe srfirIs draEn ull b. im- !
proilp = 49,. = ~ adisesa 1y ret1in nal or
ezpre.s- -s...,,, en--uuies,i IN al C..s-.
.ss-s- 1890 i1r one Dollar. 1hlrtsen 81 /
n - y Iaiud send stamp ior Circuiar. AL /
- n BFNT0g A co,
Bo1 t-7 Pust o6cs. hes farE,
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18

The subject Of restoring the currency is
thus discussed in the last number Of the
Commercial Chronicle;
"contrsction is inevitable, because re-
oovery from depreciation Of the currency
is 10 be realized only by correcting the re-
dundaucy which caustd IL. OF our legal ten
ders a sufficient quantity must be with
drawn and cancelled 10 make this sggre-
gate Of the currency what It would be on a
cein basis. This amount varies az different
parts Of the year, but il varies within limits
which are narrow and easily ascertained.
How much the aggregate is, can only be
learned by experience. In England the
average amount Of current money 10 under
two hundred and City millions OF dollars;
in France under three hundred Millions;
and in this country the amount required
has been estimated at three hundred mil .
lions, aud could probably never safely ex-
coed four hundred millions without oepre-
citation. ANY Gtiempt 10 resume coin pay
ments until the amount Of our floating cur
reney approaches the normal limits will
prove abortive, and can scarcely fail Of pro-
ducing irreparable mischief
'eThs second prime pie is that the needful
contraction Of the currency must be gradual,
or il will fail. For instance, it is well
known lnat during me months OF october
aud November the demand for currency in
TIE interior OF the country is Jaeger than in
June and July. A prudeat policy dictates
that such variations in the demand for cur
rency shall be met by a responsive elastici-
cy in the supply. Hence it happens that
in summer large contraction OF the cur
rency might be made without deranging
business, while half the amount OF contrae-
ton three months later might produce 8
panic. Il was in consequence Of Mr..
McCulloch's delay in putting the late con-
uaclion-loan on the market that It was
objected to in many quarters. Il he had
offered il IN July OF August, it might have
been closed up before the fall demand set
in for currency at the West. Had the recent
90 million loan absorbed active green5acks
instead Of the inert compound notes, il
could scarcely have failed 10 cause trouble.
Indeed, Il has been oouiectured, on we
know Dot what grounds, that some Of the
sdvocates Of initiation took pains 20 avail
themselves Of every expediebt 10 delay the
loan tai October N the hope shat the arii-
fetal scsrcity Of currency produced might
cause stringency, excite popular alarm,
and thus prevent Congress from acting
vigorously IN support Of the policy Of con-
traction"
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Great Prize Distribution
IT NNI III N~IN q y = .INII
BY THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION,
90 RroadNay. NeNE YorIs.

Diamond Pins, Brooches ant har Drops, l-eais-
sets, Hroorh sud Far Drops, Cold and Coral lei
and sold Fiorsutue, Mosaic Jet, Lava, aad cameo
sleeve buttons Sets Of studs, Ne-t rld Neck
Chans. PLAIN auI Chs "a G1if kinEs, sod Thin
lies, Locketz New Style Belt BrcEles. COLI Pens
and Pencils. Fsncy = ori- Boxes, sold Pens sith
f5oIS snd = yer ETienson Hoiaers, and large a.
zortr1cuf or Fire IeaaIrY 81 every afsll ptol. a
TIE ts.st uakas and latesi siyies valued nc
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" signed . euhTaee 80 Hunf Bs1rsil -:
unereas = lnfre pronoFlio1 81 the Eslt naH hrs1r
shipped undsI as Inf rafs are hushsls Or -
Pound harrels
- Hhlpped e ll-ft-oar icaa rales, sd lee rorns
hlrr4id N sane NFororlion. Stiurara UlI rleEse
1aask usishil o. ta1lels ead O. bis lldlna.
y 3. ElFtNG,
N'us--n, Gaaelnl ffa.gA 4gszk
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE,
Danny Usros orrros,

nashville, november is, 1865.
The money market exhibits no change.
Regular customers hnd no difficulty in get
tipg drafts easbed, but outsiders will be
compelled TO pay al least = per cent on
Eastern drafts.
The following are the quotations for Ten
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SATURDAY. EoVEKBER Is. 1856.
FEREs or sTRsRIPfIax.
KtTTg or ABFKRFTBTNa.
70 tBTKRFISFRs IN BEFLIE.

Advertisements IN the spsciai Column, f-sf time,
nom I 10 lines, 81 oo-each additicaai line 81
rents sutsoquent Insertions. 10 certs per line In
Ioeal Column, trsi time. nom q linss. 8 &C.
- ssidIiicnal Ina SO cents. srbseanent inasr-
lions, IS cents per ine-
AL Advertisements oceupyng SPECIAL position,
sad a. double column edFertsen3a1ts, viii Be-
charged 8 = par cent advance on regular rztes.
KARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Wm b charrsd a the regular adssrtisinr ratos,
ssrtoB made.
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orTloE eF eHsEaAI sgFn,NzsSBEsr.

NtHANA Nf NHaAAAA SUPERINTENDENT.
n. &C. and n. A \. ". RaiIaaans
NafHFIlIE, lEsS Get 9TH. d s.
IN End sitter Isssday, oct tU. 1855 ND until f1r
ther noiice. hasseaFer Trains VII lm A. ioi
OWa.
NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA LINZ
AEAyE Nashville for CnsiiancoCa. and sll poipts
South ats a. n. Arrive al Chsiisuooga II cd a =
Returning Leave Chattanooga al Gao a.
Arrive 90 ashvifle a. 5.t5P. ~
shelhyVille Accommodation, losve Nashville Il
sly ?. ~, srrve a sheltTslile a. 7.su. p n
Seinruing-LeaFa Sheitgsilie 81 6.s0 a. d. a..
nFe 81 e55a
NASHVILLE 4 NORTHWESTERN LINE.
n, lt..c sashNie ar JOhnsonyiile, and N points
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