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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
COs8Y a. ANDERSON,

ono Cos1y A. ANDERSON. 2O2
MANUFACTURES and Agents for the sale OF Tobaecc VI
vi gar No. 202 Main Street, one tquare above the fost
mce the stock and smoking
souhern Country and are My tceV
ng additions stock which hey Offer for sale wholesale and
eta for cash. and cuy request all pur
before purchasing else
where country promptly attended to Among
our present stock may folowbR brands OF n Hb1
Twists Ac In weighing from 80 lso DL doh dak anu
right:
Pdie of virgnls," "Palnetto"
Eudora" "ProgreSs"
"Chaueian," "OaTnahon,"
"Lousa bels" "DewbeTy,"
Colorado" "G.lden Leaf"
"Apr.o "CurUwn,"
- Ainn .u,onee uShio"
'H1hlander = so!ace" "0ronoko,"
Oop quistAdor" "Ptari"
"Pride OF Bethel 4c &c.
COSBY 4 ANDERs0N,
nol sOutheTn robI eco Store
fs,OOTH BRUsHEs-oi every style and gsaLly, may Ss
n iHi.t DOVE C0.B,
nh2s DTuggiEE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29

IMPORTANT 10 OFFICERS AND S0LDlkHs
J. $. ROBERTSON,
oonxuA GOVERNOR AsD yRAskLM ErRKETs,
RICHMOND, VA.
L tEPs constantly hand large and varied assortment OF
FAHiIY IIiYs GROCERIES and Sns LIQUORS end CIGARS
Imported expressly for this market.
Also the best Old Rye WHISKY md Apple aud Peach BRAN
DY, distilled in the mountains o. this State. -,
IquO Groceries sold BY him are warranted pure and
Ps-Psoaiar attention paid putting and shippipg
goods soldiers stationed At aud sway nom Rich
COMMISSION BuHNEss.-wln make liberal advances To-
bAeeo Wheat Flour Corn and other minor products o. e eonn
,y ,aeh a, BasoG Lard Poultry, & Egg Butler Dried 'ai
QUICK SALES AND PROMPT RETURNS lyls
DOTAsH.-A .uslllO, Jast received. .
Il 0e80 DIVE W.
CoD LIVER OIL, for sals BY
nERsY PECTosAI, fulph E,er, Dlne Hyd Potash. Chic
" refoTm Chlorate Potash and Nit siver fer sale by
ocoV O' : w..
200 gross Matches aud 20 sOs, MaSon Bakns
M for sale by DovEAC0. oc8o
NEADERA wINE2 very choice pure juice
vi hAAsa wine; Champagne Wine, half pnts; sherry
sale BY ELpss MILLER corner Pearl and Cary SITS oes
CONCENTRATED LYE.-s cases on hand, for 'als by
NOTICE TO CORDWAINERs.
have heard that the Government hal refused to issue
Who have besn heretofore engaged making
neni 70 uOkmen Of that h ladies' gentlemen
us OOy and shdr'n' shoes and pay ,ss AF. .,E
se6 No. l2T Main street
SUB NITRATF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. can have
- ther Prescriptions filed store for Sab Nitrate Of Bis
muth quAntes Just received supply Of the
purest article MEADE BAKER PhArmAeeutists, ls6 MAJ
street. corner above P o oca
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
NlTE hand large stock OF Fall and Winter Clothing,
w consisting Of hne oasa Business Coats hne Beaver over
coa Black Cob Froeks of qualities Also. large stocr
"A' anu '''''''- NOAH wALKER4oo
nos Corner MEn and 18th streets.
DURNiNG FEUID.-iO bbh Burning fluid for sale by
* W FtrsRsoN a. CO.. DruEglsts ossO
COTTON YARNS 5000 rbI Cotton Yarns, assorted
" numserS, on eonIgnnent, for sAeby -
noe HUNT JAHES.
HOPs, HOPS. Hops, Hops. Hops-A supply Of
- "''N ROBERT A. L DABNEY,
Wholesale and Retail,
seiI Corner OF Broad and Ith Streets.
VIRGINIA POLISHING POwDRR.-Thhl. /. su-
eior 70 any pcsher burnher yet discovered for
cleaning hssning or eurnh9g Al surs sss sqs
Glass by w. PETERSON Co., D.Sgg ats, 100 Main
Street oele
AROINEssO cases Of zardnes Of ths celebrated ROds
= brand just to hand. and fer sale by ,,....,,,
ocS0 ALVEY LfsComP.
N q. MOLAssBs AND sUGAK.-l'O bbh N. o. Ne
a''s' 80 Ahd'S O. suEib Eb%oSD, NJ gAvoSpspra CO.
TIoE. RENT-Ths stare on lsh between Main and Gary
hao.O,s sIss' s.nx 10 wx wALLAoE SONS,
no9 Corner Pearl and Gary streets
OLARET EINE.-5OO cases Of olAret Wine, In store
" ana isF sals Sy ALVEY LIPsoohs, n0s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
LAW CARDS.
J. d. IaEOCr. - NA-AA@
KERF0OT a WALLER,
ITTOgIETS ASD COU5SELL0aS AT Law,
DALLAS TEXAs.
DAVID :. q. CABELL,

ATTORN Ely AT LA w.
DRACTICEs al be Cosr,S Of ,he counties Of Nelson and
Amherst viii aitezd 10 any law business entrusted 70
Mm In the ADJACENT counuel
81 Address, Tys River WarehosseP P o., Nelson Co., Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29

B8 GOODS,
OPENING BY sTRAMER THIS DAY.
Black siif Nantes, sy &C: Styies and patterns.
Beautiful HeTnAne shAvG.
ylIe shsvis, . article.
Elegant Walking sui;s.
eplendid Hernabes-s further supply.
Most beautiful Organdes-yery cheap.
French Jse0neis, In greA, variety y-yery cheap.
Mourning Goods IN yarety-arong which very cheap
Bsreges 6rsnidine Bsreses, ohsliea, 1c
app sAML n. PRICE 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29

DRQURsT MADE TO PHEsiCyAHS.-Ii h re-
Ii specially requested that the Physicians Of Richmond VII re-
port the office Broad and Ninth Streets such oncers nd
soldiers under their charge, qlseed 10 private isme
ding houses stating their condition. where quET
and far practicable the regiment and company 10
which they belong This Information Will greatly promote the u
lie service.
All officers soldiers quArered In private families hotels and
boang who sck but rot attended BY
physician will report themselves above stating their condition.
ioc .tion, company and regiment
ocO-df JN0 H. WINDkR, Brig Gen.
INOR RENT OK LEAsE.--The tenement on Main
street. between es.s recently occupied By
Hsgey stake, and Temporarily In possession Of the
sOuthfrn Express Company.
Yor eru,l apply 10 GE0 PEAKE to the Posses
sion given a. soon as desired. ee4-u
enc Is authorised to collect Virgins
~ n this city elsewhere In this STATE unlsss ihey show writ
ten authority from go
This notice not Of Interfere With the authority Of the
Aduan General the State order he have issued or
may upon this subject but is given 10 prevent I'm
this onice. o. Dlh6oOht
ocl4-ts Dol. OF ordnance OF virginia
NJoTICE-I Persons Who sending clothing pei
package, with marking Ink he Of ts party for t0n ~
tended e Regientto which he belongs an the ace OF de
nation Quarernaser, Al Richmond TO whom the
uEra railroad receipt should be forwarded by the shipper
IL Many packages at tas Dtpos CT the Railroads IN
Behmond With paper rubbed or or course er dsnA
ton be known by the esrter GsteT Othe
ly marked, and cannot be Identified.
ILL., articles deposited the QuGermtsers once In Rich
mord shpmen e there before o'clock, NJ, 70
'1'''' N'" 'A' WV T. WARREN,
au7s Capt and Asst Q. NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
1%CAMP ASHLAND, VA,
~

H%CAMP ASHLAND, VA,
JULY 8, 1861.
We undersiyned members Of the Beueo Light Dragon
de hereby certify that sitter being stationed In camp fer three
four seek became unve from and change Of water
with affection of the bowels headache pains k for several
days being unable All perform duty Weeommeneed the
Of Bakers Premium Bitters, which soon relieved
Complaints asd psGIu-s here to say not one Of
has beea the sick M since. We 10 the belief
would be Of the valuable medicines hat could be
arrhed TO the exposed soldiers OF the Confederate Army.
Respectfully,
rs. NoGRUDEa, Capt,
J. NJ QUINN, Lieut.,
J. D. VAUGHAN, do,
JR BELOHER do,
Sc aore members concurrng IN the shove certificate.
To Capt 4. BAKys Proprietor, Riehd, Va. auA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29

TO THE Suffers
CONFEDE ARMY
AND TEEPUBLIO GENERALLY.
TTyHE undtrsned offer sale By package Otherwise fa
4 rI'ortnent Of Cigars and Manufactured TO
bacco. Of The most approved brsAds.
Ne els Ags for several o. The largest hAnui ireI
the sae Q, Virginia, and this day receiving gtlea a.
.ortent Of Tobacco, ranging from 10 to 70 cent
per pound Also. all kinds Smoking Tobacco.
SaS-T Terms cAsh UaAs BAYNk 90,
Under spotgwood Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Psspecsl attention paid 10 orders from Suilers and Yer
chants who supplying the army. au2O-6m
nUHE ITALIAN LAD OIL, for table use, Just re
celged al hEADE BAKERS Drug Store, ls6 Main suset
covner above oca8
NOTICE.
TEyAN YARD FOR BALE OR LEASf.-The urdengned has .
Tanney vheh he wishes to sell or lease for term yes
The Bark Sheds shop ling and Bark MIL In pretty
repair The vAs, 6c will require good deai OF repair
yard situated Buchannon, Botetou %
vrgnia ely the McAdlm road and within 100 yards
the River constant ard ample supply Of sprnt
waer which In the dest weather. Bark b,
had in abundance further information spply 10 the ubch
b BuehAnnon Boteour county, Va, or TO VIM W. BOYD
Virginia Oonyenton, Rchuond.
Address A. L. Boyd Pattonsburg, Boetourt county Va.
nol5-lm ANDREW l. BOYD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29

a ROEAEO ElE LADIES AND UEN.
-s\-s{S HEN or TIE ClTY OF RICHMOND, STATE OF
VIRGINIA AND ALL OTHER STATES: We DO. prepared
10 manufacture Ladies' Gensnens' Alsss Boys childrenr
Servants BOOTS SHOES and CATERS Of every description.
We have almost entire set Of vorkmen In employ
usnt, that cannot be surpassed here or esevhere
ALEX. HILL co.,
l21 Main e., Richmond vs..
~ Al hads Of Boots and shoes made 10 order a. heretofore.
We have on hand the beIt materials imported direct
A. H. %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
PREMIUM BIT.

E-rssAA AES'S PREMIUM BIT.
Rs3 TERs conceded to be the u,os delicious, shoe
tonic IA the World used By almost fan
Wy n vss solely for this climate and should Be
IN Southern Family cure for all dis
eases Of the sto mach and bowels They fail make
OF Nervous Headache 4 With pain th9
bowels they Immediate relief correct dsordered
ysls and in and deOtaed person. they viii give ytai
snersy the whole They only need al 70 give them
precedence over other Hte These ters be had Of
Nefsr CRAY PURcELL, LADD co., and BY all prominent
Druggists he city OF Richmond and elsewhere In Virginia and
North calona. Lho by c. sToTr CO., Washington Qty D.
O.: CANDY dILPIN co. Baltimore; B. A. fAHNEsrooK co.,
Philadelphia and BARNES PARK, New York
Orders flled By addressing 4. BAKER, Proprietor,
Yeb 6-dEc Richmond Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29

No eayesemaas oollite cd by she month or year
ns .pecnsd NEassrPt previously agreed nPon be
tween taa parteS L., -.
~ f nscons win DC eoutaued an ordered cut and payment
anaoted acccrdtr gig. ,.--,,--
ss RvgutA As spussrsE EsTTo avoid any sdndsrstandng
a NJ nart Of Ae Annual Advertisers proper 20 STATE di
sh,, their privileges ouy extends % srnmciAs business ResI
s,. LeF and al other Advertisements sent oy the 20 DC N
additional charge, srd 40 vyr'alon- ..,
~ ReA Estate General Aseuta Advertisements not 70 be
ared year but % be charged al The a5aA rA seose
e saeh discounts A. shall be egrccd upon.
~ Booksellers and yearly NdycTtlers seaera engsshS ors
vssy average in any week Insert more han te smsatt
arssd upon standing rule Ter the contract snd Ell eHoe
sas such amount 70 be charged ai the c5ual rates
Adyersssns inaetej N he SenEWeeky Wig a. 10 eenA
,,r soase Of lines for the 1 Insertion and SO eens
,sr scuar- or sssl -1utacance, weekly 5 eents.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08
Noon Dispatches.
Oar Army sn Nessera virginia
Asesher Federal Siessry Ne
Csmprsmise.

WARRINGTON. July Gen. Patterson.
whole force is a, Marsiusbxrg. he has Civ
en- orders 10 shoot any nan caught stealing
private property
Ia Il fumored that Gen. McClellsn's col.
umn i only two DAYS march from VA. The
nearest rebel io,ce = three mlss below.
Gen. johnson has moved forward a heavy
column to Bnnker Hill. ten miles from Mar
tinsbufg. lie has sent 1000 men 10 oppose
Mcclellan.
Hs force i about 400 isss than ours -
Our packets fred on each by mistake last
night. one nan was killed.
IL i said the advance will be made from
hero 10 morrow
Gen Scott has expressed desire that the
Governors Of states viii send forward sharp
shooteus. their services are wanied imnedi-
afely IfafrA ~ ga fW. E|
The snfhas Dispatches from oraton say.
Ing that Gen Morris had attacked aud rout.
ed a division Of the Mississippi army az
Buckannon. killing twenty three and tskiag
two hundred prisoners.
An escaped slave reports that the rebels
az FAIRFAX are rctrcatng.
Mr. Garlic. the House. received a dispatch
from Gov p,erpont. of Virginia. to-day. an
nouncing that two Ohio regiments had sur
prsed nest OF rebels al Bucksnnon. Nir.
GINA. capturing 400. killing 30 and -exing
200 horses.
The relation Of the Government with for
eign powers. = understood 60 be 30 -stisfac-
tory thu the Senate comnnuse osfioregn
relations will report no resolutions having
reference 20 foreign AFFAIR.".
Ii j. believed that no compromise PROPOSE.
ton will be presented % either the Senate or
the House. during this session. Breckn-
ridge will. 10 doubt. make compromise
speech. a an early DAY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

@eses soss ~ Ho9s tow
% ssses nss eseesgnsaess
. ivsunss MoSaoE. juls a,---Csl. Bakers
Regiment arrived from Baltimore this morn.
ing aud enesmped shi- side Of Hampton
Greek. Col Baker. IL was supposed. would
DC nude brisadier General
Col Das,ca We ye,lesslss. psomcloi ~
the rank Of Brigadies Gensrsi = rsmmand
Al Camp Hamilton
brgadier General Pierce command. the
AsSsAehusetts Regiments ia Hampton VII
iage
Gen. Butls;. yesterday, nude a stirring
speech 20 our troops a. Camp Mamilton.
The Monticello male resemblance up
James river this morning. tive niles from
Newport Ne~s She discos eicd rebel lorue
Of about 100 on the shore She immediate
~ oPe"ed br'sk IRE uron them. and eight
companies we're sent by land 30 sustain her.
The obnoxious DAG OF truce j. down
again from Norfolk accompanied by tux
carrying the British hsg. The Brt..h Con
al u Norfolk. noted secessioaionst. j. on
board and persists IN his rlfort- 60 visit BALI
more
About ) o'clock this morning. t~enly hvc
OF Hawkins Louaves encoanserci = rebel
force. supposed 90 number abou' $50, incla-
ding twenty five cavalry. and one field piece.
seven miles from Newport New Ii Is re
portei that three Of the rebel ere killed.
ssd also six Of Hawkins Zouase.. The lat.
ter sent for reinforcements. -FOUR compa
MES were sent 10 sustain them.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08
Southern News.

LOUISVILLE. July Notwithstanding the
stopping OF the Louisville 4 Nashville Rail
road the American letter Express Company
continue to receive and forward mail mltt~r
via Ciarksvii,e regularly, and travel. North
and South. continues by the same route
Unrelisble rumors are prevalent Of appre-
hended danger from Tennessee. in reference
to the stoppage Of the first named road
A specis. dispitch to the Nashville Union
Of the 5th. from Richrond. reports General
pauersoa loss in skirmish with Jackson
At eighty. Jsokson's force was forty Eve
h;:1dred. whereof six were xii led and twe.ty
wounded.
The Mobile Advertiser Of the 81. says
there are five thousand Federal troops on
Sinta Rpsa Island.
The " O. Picayune. OF the Sd. sass the
Confederate ship OF war Sumter. ran the
blockade on Saturday. putting 70 sea. Sue
has a crew ~ -ix's I've men and tH ents MI
rines.
The following appear in the southern
papers OF the 9TH.
Nav ORLE.Ss, July 2-Thc enemy se'zei
the telegraph instruments IT Pes q I'Outre.
A United States steamer lcit the bar yes
terday. 81
A collision GA the Mobile A Ohio Railrosd
occurred at Trenton, Tenn wherein Ave sol
ders were killed and twenty-five sounded.
Reliable inform stion from Camp Tr,u~d \
s,y- the measles and I'm VI ox are prevalent
among the soldiers Every train carries
from twenty to thirty SICK into Nashville and
seldom train without a corpse or two. Oae
eve witness informs "a that on the 9Th the
II O'Clock morning train down from Louis
vile. ~ss stopped at Richland. oslensiby 10
await the ur train. The train was Ordered
70 c ,mo TrOu-dal There hle OF soldiers
under Major Howard. surrounded the tram
Nth loaded arms. putting three or tour men
into the locomotive and into each passenger
car. and instructed 20 shoot the engineer or
anybody who opposed them. Further on. M
Fountain Head, Tenn. the up train was n ct
md both trains. together ~ith freight train.
we're sent back TO Nsshvil lie
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08
Sunday Night Dispat hes.
Missouri Convection caileu tOg~th-
err liitnoss Trooss lnsadc Ms.
q WA sonTi.

ST. Louis, July 6-Thc Missouri Stite
Convention has been officially called ~ meet
At jefferson CITY, July 22l
The thirteenth regiment Illinois volunteers
Col. Wynn. reached here from C,sevville
this evening. and m ,rched to the Pacific rail-
road depot. whence they 90 70 join Col. nj.
gels comm md in the Southwest
The twentieth regiment Illinois volunteers
Co.. Mar h arrived here on SATURDAY, and
went into quarters 1T the Arsenal. whence
they vi proceed u h by the Iron Mountain
Railroad
Col Wynn ms reg men, left for Rola IN
) turday night iully sqrp ed for long
m,rch Gen. Lyons comm md was two DAYS
m,rch. thirty one m le- south Of Foo,vllle,
on the ih
Several officer of Lieut. Col. Blood'e b 4
talliou sx'h Missouri regimen, which went
own the IRON Mountain irosd on a scout
ing expedition on TUESDAY iast. have return.
@ and rr1Ori the de ih une c,rti ain q he
sec. as, 1. IN a little Xxi m h near VII Y
F"r.e "a the ith. HH NNi
The Federals snrroun ed Warrington on
the night OF the Al The nextan ,rning they
norou lilly searched the town and admins
tered the oath Of allie glance o. some h,ty oi
sts tire -. The troops then marched to r.
kuob, where they encimred. waiting Tor
h b,lsncc OF the 9Th Regiment from HI
nos. Wien IL j. thought they will march
sonlhvard
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08
Night Dispatches.
business tn be pashcd through Con.
gress-Rebei Res iment> lire On eac n
other-Engi land and France fos us---
Cotton or nc Cotton


WASHINGTON July lit has been deci led
in Republican Sen ,ioriL caucuses 10 push
business forward with all possible rapdty.
AMI then adjourn
Interpretations ATE likely TO be made
al once
Senator Wilson. this morning. introduced
bills for All increase Of the army. The gen.
srsl impression Is thai. they viii be put on
their passage wlthas 'ittIs DELAY I" posi-.
BILE
Ye.terisy a. one of the rebel regiments
Was advancing ON Fairfax. one Of their own
regiments mistook them for regulars. and
commenced firing on them Eight Mere
killed and several wounded.
Another assassination was porretrated upon
a fire Zouave, Who Ma killed lsss night ON
the street 40 Alexandria hy concealed
foe
On good authorii, adsices from our Min.
isters at London and Paris. give most EN-
phatic assurance. that England and France
vii fully respcci our blockade. cotton OF no
cotton. - -
sPxcfAr TO rHr Y \. ru~l
II il rumore that Crittenden and Wick
life. Of Kentucky. are preparing plan of
compromise To be presented 60 Congress IL
i, however, quito certain INIT no VnlpIouiSc
measure would receive votes IN Congress
even If il were suffered 70 be introduced at
all ~
The rebels have planted six guns near
Vienna, and SIX more close 10 Sairfsx. OH the
road from Winchester 10 Alexandra.
Sen tor Ch,ndler's bill TO conhscate the
property of rebel officers Is hombshell in
the ranks Of the enemy.
Senator Wilson addel a section 70 his bill
for organizing the volunteer force. IL au-
thorises the Colonel. Lieut.. Colonel. NJ Ajor.
Adjutant and Gu irter- N ,s,er Of each resi-
msnt 10 frank Letters for the troops under
their command The number OF the regi-
m-nt and company. and the mime of the wri-
ter must be subscribed on each letter.
High authority says 1900 troops have
crossed over the Potomac within the last
twenty four hours.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08
Arrival Of the Pony Evpress-Impor-
tat from the Plains

FosT KKAkSrY. July s-The Pony fx.
prcss vith SIN Francisco d,tcs TO the 26fn
alt. psssei here at o'clock lat aight
h. +. Templeton. an experienced Indian
fighter. has been engaged IN the interior
counties. Organizing regiment Of mounted
rilemen. consisting Of .ooJ Inea. OF which
so hare beea slretdy enrolled. he pro.
pcse. 10 offer the reg ment 20 the War De
Tsr,men, to guard the Overland Nail Route
and ross emigration. rom which the Fed
ersl troops are beng Withdrawn.
Some OF the leading military men IN the
State are engaged IN the movement.
IL i Represented that Sensso-s Baker. In.
than AMI MeDJugsi will urge the scce stance
Of the regiment By the War Department.
A destructive hre occurred ~ Cottonwood
consuming the entire business portion of Oh,
town. Loss about 80 600
The grain harvest he commenced in al
psrts Of the State. The crop as pesei
liner.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

xxxvn cosens--RstsA s.>..ss.

NNNNnl co>oRss-ExtHN ss>sses.
WAsaA0ros. JuIy 6.
SKNsrE Hale mos Cd that the senate uro-
eeed q EJECT an assistant neorke.,,sr.
/ f0ny votes wese oaA: Isaac hs.sot 80.
: Charles Jones :. scafteFnE 2. 20
hassei was declared elected.
Mr. Wilson presenfsI NE several bsis Of
II ca be gave uotice on 1'hursdsy
Mr Grim moved that the bill 10 promote
the efficiency OF the army be referred To n
special committee Ut nine
The VICE President announced the stand,
INK co.nm.t.ees
AMER DISCUSSION the Dill was referred 20 a
special committee Of nine. which c. Insists OF
the follown-:
Mes.r-. Wilson. iiaie. Latham, shsrrn IN
poaell C,uln X ng. Kennedy and Home
The other bills we're referred 20 the mill.
tary COMMITTEES.
ST.. Polk presented the credeg. tials Of
Waldo L. johnson. Senator elect from Ms
sour Who took the oath.
Adjourned.
LlsT 80 STANDING COMMITTEES
foEKio> RELATIONS Sumner, collamer,
DoolitIlc. Wllmot Browning Polk and Breck
inrldge.
MmrAns Abrams AND MlllrA Wilson.
King. Lane al Indiana. Lane OF Kansas. Rice
Ltham
FNaScK fessenden. simmons, Sherman,
Howe. Hunter. Pcarce. Bright and McDou
gal. ENs
NAVAL Aralls.-Hale, Grimes, Booth.
sherman. Thompson. Nicholson and Nc
Dougal
CoNNrnof.-c Chandler. King Morrill, Viii
kat a IL. I.L
JUDICIARY ---Trunbull. Foster, Ten ,Eyck.
Cowan, Harris. BAyard, Powell and Cling
man.
Posr OfFIok AND Posr RoAps. -Collamer.
Dixon. Wade. Trumbull. Rice. Blight anu
Latham
REVOLUTIONARY cLslss.-k,ng, Chandler.
Wilkinson. II lie aud Nesmith IS ~
fusLic LANps III 'rlan, Bingham, Clark
Pomcroy. Johnson, Pee and Nesmilh
CLAls>.-Clark. Simmons. Howe. Wilmot.
Pomery. Polk and B,yard.
D.srR,Cf OF COLUMBIA --tuime., Dixon,
Moral, Wade, Anthony. Kennedy and Pow
ell
INpIAS AFFAIRS D,Olitilo, Wilkinson.
Cowan. foote. Lane of Kansan, II ,rlan aud
Nesmth.
Patents AND rur PsrkNr OFgior.-S' IN
mons Sumner. Cowan, Thompson. aud Saus.
bury
PENSIONS Foster. Bingham. Lane of In
diana. Howe. .Wilmot. Pomefoy and sauIs
bury
PrBLic BUILDINGS AND GRoUSDs -Foat,
Anthony. Chandler. Bright. Kennedy. Wade.
Wilkinson. Baker. Hale. Browning. Johnson
OF Tennessee. Bragg
EScRossEp BIILs.-Iane OF indiana, Nor.
riil and ,tham.
To ADMIT AND CONTROL COSTISoNsT Ex-
PKNsEs or TuE SENATE Dixon, Clark, and
johnson of Tennessee.
ENROLLED B,Its.-Bingham, Baker aud
Salisbury.
PRISTiSo. Anthony, Hular and Powell
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

LE.vrs~osIa. Kansas. July e.--tsovsrnor
the Missouri Legislature. 60 meet AZ Su
crsis. seventy miles ssuth.esss of Fort ssaii
Tor tie purpose OF - sing ~ iortinsnee 20
secession.
fugi'ives from Jasper county. arriving al
Fort Scott, report terrible state ofthinsr 10
that section
Il vas reported that Or Wilson. De- III.
nan aud other leading rniou pssn he'd been
hang
Montgomery ~iih foas hundred meo en-.
tered Missouri on lls 9Th. bat nj. ohissf
has noi trsssrir~d
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

NH ". Pratt wbo h. ~oa IA extensive
lame for rs good lasis AID ability a. caterer
70 ~ell regulated sppssis.s. ~hiie chef 81 the
eaisiae Al Bunun's Hotel hss taken entire
control ~ the Restaurant o. Charley Kern.
and has already pa, i 10 order 70 open sig
orous campaign. A peep into rs Ice box
Yesterday assures us that no expense or pains
xill be spared 10 make has table the most ex
eelleut In the land Spring Chickens. Wool
cocks. Squirrels and such like. Those Who
DO love 10 eat will take notice dsf