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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-11-16

PRICES IN BALTIMORE:
9 TUBE DRILL, 800
GU3NO ATTACHMENT, %
g TUBE DRILL, S.
GRASS SEED SOIFER, 10
I TUBE Drill, 80
per cent off for Cash
All orders promptly filled and information given
by application to CF CORSER,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE SvuTHERN STATES
Office No 80 5. Charles Street
(setween Pratt and Camden)
Jan u, 1851. BAL TIMORE.
, 1861-05-31

Tith ;dah,, a |!@geat g ohtnsss % ths she}sss
a;lHoV aoE Il happeanns 'tiha4 the n3argent
5chlcf makes tuph rnpld proGsssif the Empo.
r9r holds ,S bis authority md position by divine
z5tef .ihlnhins Il isx i moments: b. s;fa1aly .sl
['reglisd=:;s. 4.A.:= -; !: ..;,,:i g.:
The Emperor claims to be tho vlcegerent
Of Heaven; ruling the empire by dIstne right.
;ana ne pTqFeaci 1t by keeping possession 0f the
!! Umpire against an enemies; but If tho fnsur:
gent chief 7csn defeat the imperial armies and
fpeEor's claim, and shows that with the fnsur-
tgfnt chief now rests the dirine fissht-te gov.
.ceW1An1xs. ron / I; F4sdIS: Ill ~ ..,--~
During, one Of 5our- examinations of: candi-
dates for: baptism at Ngu-kang, observed
11at ono WonlAn'and some three or four young,
people Ind the game SURNAME This e1rcum-
tween mysrI aad; one Of III yonnG msn::' .
II observe you ali have Tire sane hurnarne:
Arc yon:menbers Of tho same family 7" ~ In.
tss.S %Ss. :.sRlisa, t6is il mother, ,na
"Wherc Is your fattersn I continued .
aHc Is 1t home attending to buslness.n= :
.,'a "poss BE approve Of Jour g embracing Chris:
- Yes, he is entirely :vi1ling.m
- why docs not your father himself become
aHc- eaya i..would not. answer for all the
family 70 embrnce ChEistianlty." =:
81 -. And why" asked with come curiosity,
Ttsdoes he think Eo?" +..,. -
II" "Ho says that If We all become Christians
Dur heather neighbors will take adyantago- Of
that circumstance to impose On us." =
SLOW. will they do TINT ~: - @@.-
"ChIistians arc not allowed to sKear' or
fight !; and father SAYS that when our wicked
ntiehbors ascertain we have embraced Chris.
ttanity they will proceed at onco to curse and
may all become Christians, but must remain
a beathen go az to retalIate on: our bad neigh
bors. You can goto meeting and worship,
but must stey at home TO do the fighting
Rnd CURING for the fami!y.tn -.
Life Among the Chinese, With Characteristic
Sketches and 1nct6rnta OF Missionary Operations
md Prospects in China BY Rev. Il. S. Maclny. !,
, 1861-05-31

= Life Among the Chinese, With Characteristic
Sketches and Incidents OF missionary Operations
and Prospects in China. By Rev. 4. S. Maclny.
New York: Carleton b Porter, Fuhlishefas -
, 1861-05-31

EMshI *f4l*e st1 aEse:.tzssas1l 9Fents! oAnktnds,
barexmR btep Ies&lSnk III thQ Nate
toE over I4lskE EaAfs ppA saoat 81 aeHa9 enEas41a
fsSn4a e e ND faay Efa fieE fstronAsE.
feapFe IN adSee sEf1q ts14y <
4ny93d7csAra 9oioi3 g 01a42,5 sHtD, 8Tp&ES ~
, 1861-05-31

Tbesoldict occppIcs the lowest positlqn In
the Chinese Qualification Of society, and this
arrangement VIC think, Is, In: accordance with
the tine sentiment Of the nation On. this point.
Tho Chinese DO not regard itas Ut all dsrogar
tory 70 their character to bo told that they arc
deficient In tie elements Of: Warlike strength
uWe are not a military psofle, = say}} they
:" We are . literary nation. Fl ith ;us Teasqn;1
and mol: force :detines rights mid privileges
a1snmsnt, and not he sword, .deoIdcs coaHo-
ye1sles;n.,,M Is tetFange then, that tnChi:
that tLclr soldiers arc 1ndiIerenly trained,
poorly paid, ludie1iously fneflclent and fre-
7queutlS duFgustirgly vicious
Dprfng the summer ;of l754 thewesteru por~
-Hons Of the Euh .Nen province Werc greatly
disturbed By local banditti, -Who, taking ad-.
vantage Of the great insuEgent movement, and
sometimes following In lis wake, proceeded
to pillsge the people and doYastate the coun-
Try. To put down these disturbances tkes
Gove1no1 sent out occasional dctach1ncnta Of
troops, Hho invariably rctuEned;afteza brief
cemFs!gD, reporting :the troubles NIL settled.
In oas o. The detaehnents thus sent ont were
enc of our che7e1s: itwas quite interesting
to scs them1obe ,themselyea In military cos.
tune, and bidding najcu to tho fhmfliHs aud
ueighhora, -ktatt lar- the scene of dau.tr,-
:Abp1ttwo months after. their dcpa5lure, as I.
was closing the -serrice II the cfapc,, Il VAS
and everybody rushed to the street to SEQ
them. As the beggarly looking squad came
struggling along Noticed that allmy ueighbo1s:
were homo -sgufn, and tonli- Appearances -uft--
ta1ihed. + :;".AHhat r. Eatds ,viM some sur
ptisc, are you al back again :" q Ycs," i" they
d,sentery nom % catins too 90 mnct @ uit HIp sa And
what Of Tho campaign pn / CONTINUED. .:W Al, !
r G had dangerous tImeof II. p. Vhat said
i, " did you succeed In finding. fhe aneRY ~
, 1861-05-31

70,.,!- =. QUINCY RAHR0AH
FsEse55e,f IIaIas ltsSe ~ and srt:s i Cheaso
's;15t5ss IS e sco ~ !Sns4ays zssEssa kspErs.
en1eav:s st 4i3 F.x; tsu.dsys txceptcdj azriTea;
1s1ctQ - 4Xs lS%sn{dAJe e1ee2tyd1 =.
, 1861-05-31

r CHICAGO HtE~-: ROCK ISLAND
.NGKA1IkoAn, ,LLHR.-Psae anger. ztas. aspzt
trEra saI atuye at Chicago y loEoEg:,
44R: y. sundayk e3ee2ted- -.
,ceptSd; esIi1e = E13A. y Myndays c1espted
*. :lV? - a." JOHN E.TAAtY, Gen. supE =
" L ET JoHH Gent Agent dsF
, 1861-05-31

K1RINHEI4L &ZAHAf, ETAhLOW-
N-1-MR1TERsA AND- CHANDLEEE aud dealeuI In
Aldea1 Nool :felts and Eesds< Il BsI and EEL Iva:
Z. :GF11ox .4sn + 11xnousx47: :KNxrEsr:1 .: :
,boTS ate4 ii tis sgSt 5 asn e
, jC1H1TdHHLL.tS :-1.{ 1.{not9Et:-+ .: IpCfE IABT :
, 1861-05-31

F9s5ss F93s5Sss6ei ie steznn6af aIe to saYs Of HtfmR
nnd country Pfodtoe generally: sBusnsas.
txEfuAsf5lh tuYnm4ks9un ffzoces natspn EunEsEn+
b. d 8TEWAH7s1E B. ". EllI4-
, 1861-05-31

E7!ts ,T7heE bet ILL., ws.--s9rs-.n:loca3
ttdi rx 1..f7rI sa1..: lSk .:,s; ii ytrG - fsnn
sb I'd ~ nu:29= ri b.. .AsF.s. :;..i1l - ohsi:K
sciL.-.;-dc:ok .::'s:.ta -: . .>.o,:ii n1raY
o5lui1oa t1aG H. :ca'Gts.p,-HH 4afr3 Ibid ct
Gn1l9L4 g LrS - 1: g = IL; q =. :
, 1861-05-31
@ To Horse Owners. Dc, Sweets

81 To Horse o Wners. Dr.. Sweets
ntsnnlc 1.aimeft 1pr Hurses il cnrirsed hy any, Ia
cases n3 lAEtennee, ,a.tanr fom SpssLs. Hsnlses or
WfcseanE il edcct h magical End oc1tatn Hfrnees
Or sadds Gala 6erashes NAaga, Ac- It El also cute
speedily. 6ravtx xnd ltn&oous taaJ b easily PFC
ented sd cmtdt11E tsrtolc1t st.EcA bat confirm
ID oas.as@e beyond tht Feasibility q a4Adca1 cure
case OF the kind however, l: 50 desperate or hope
Fss but Il 1rAy be xlerA:ed By h&s 1ntucnt e2d III
Satshful arrnoztcn wM Alwsyr remove the Lsrncaess
And eaat.a 1aa to11e u tzave1 win comparative case
Every hon1e evner 1noald h1se TIL rennaty 1t hand
tor III timely CSC Ut the trzt appearance Of L4reoea
N caee.uaay prcrezi shoso formidable diseases men
losed Which an tc1ses arc rshle xad which rnader
80 ma,J oue-u4se ytlrsh!s hurse1 rrztiy Tortl1na
6ee Advertisement Fct sals by ,. H, JOHNSON.
Gene.n 1rrae, n Etsts street =. nossssoeow-dly
, 1861-05-31

: po. ..--.,-- - ~ ~ ,e..
Gsen aaplsiutnlns nt Las anu sp1rllua Man1esls.
nons ats not oIh1oH4 t ~ Cnlnx n tnls IS
~ - nanS S1es utaea <saAse: aoey a1Vaacs sol
10 p1seea..oasss ~ ! ~ a11yns .S;a .acsesYes' Ine
a Moue s,ay ~ esAtIyaag On tMb opefauon. ls aone-
~ mGas ION tnatln vogue IN the un
nnaS .1u s.s; 'r - feE saut; T. 'ntaa Il upsae aoWn
PET PET 1ne mon1h Fo,se o. o5iar Or DOW aled
snn1, 1eal " th 9at ny one haaa upon
r. .s6 ~ tt1e ~4hs ~ oasE saasps
e,rcia u Is eanniated ~ oe y nnS ao 4nu tIes Iae
easa9 .1s,1ted - ~ ~ s.s Is noW
saaG!su ~ the nedauMl a; ana soon tne taole
, 1861-05-31

CHICAGO AND.MMWAUKEE
~ -,.-, RAILROAD.
For r1nHaulzec, :Lz Croase, St, Paul
oehkokh. nefiiu@ and 1Akeruae.
.E,:.:.,.- dlato Points s-.t,:.
ts,n, !0n Nd a ,ser Wsanssd.y nay ra..eaxe
C4na1 streets tsundays e1oaptad+ a follows:
500 4 and 500 T. y, and arrive At Arlwaukes
n I:.33 a. II. md 1855 r II =
1ssas ee train Arrives II 1:5D 2. II and
WknKRGAE AcCOMNoDArlUE E8AIy,1saym
GhSaso at33O u. md ar5ty It GAi;a3e at 8:41
HJSbA -. -I, Superintendent,
, 1861-05-31

!flh EhlnesA =6aleyS ySe11hell1 KHferoft Ha fHe{
empire BY di7inA light: IN, caae n{, iseal
dittq1bance1 Whexet tie conflict ;lieGab1tweex
thssspe5ple mid! tl,e- local 1uEppnrihes, .tah1
,fItea1s Of the movement win sctE to ~fuSf1fy'I
1t BY charging the authorities with defrsuding
and o7prees!pg the people against the iastrue-
ledge, and that hence this popular outbreak
Is only an appeal to the Emperor sya1nst the
tre*ckcsy Of his aggcata, ConYeraing one day
, 1861-05-31

-xro4o7et3 f-'-crarrt 7liduT ,.ET
et.. s7srp2 s:tGEi sill: c:zcrui3 sa2san
~ ~ k-.-s,.: =. Il n-: !.7;; :.;t ~ IT 'n
a.' -, .s-.T =,
, 1861-05-31
.at1iamqlitn2F !t1nyE

,hEA1L1lJDI IHLTl[IFE
, 1861-05-31

eosA41ea7 natAt ArEE1Ala lu3s l0tJ ulaO use
= GAS. ~" '-- -
The Use Of in1ammahle gus for artistic and
other purposes Is with Us q very recent meas
ure; and as We look, at our: dwellings, and
cities thus lighted we take to ourselves great
credit for ingenuity and enterprise, But here,
aleo, itappears the Chinese ,hAyc antictpated
Us, though they have failed to apply it On as
grand scale as their western brethren. -
In the province Of 8zechuen, one of the
western. .proVinees,-t there are very deep wells.
the water Of which il like brine, from 10 wing
through beds Of rock sa1t This brine Ia boil;
ed down III great pans- In some parts of fha
province there are hot salt water wells, and
what arc called fire wells. The mouths of
these wells are closed, and q bamboo pipe Ia
passed into the well. Through this large
quantity Of gas passes, and i light ba ap.
piled It takes fire and, burns constantly, Just
Ike the gas pipes Ii our towns. Now the
Chineko dtc Tery >clevess audi Therefore they:
make uEc Of thir natural gus u,nnn6actory for
lighting the villages near it, conveying It to
them Ii hollow bamboos instead Of iron pipes.
: The Chief Use, however, which they make
Of the gSs is tofead It, by the pipes, under the
salt pane; but to keep the pipe from burning
-they fix IN ea1tlenWare nozzlc in the end Of
t1e bamboo pipes; and thus the Hater is eEap.
GRATED or boiled away. In this, manner salt Ia
produced very cheap1y, because there is no
expense for fuel1,aud IN this district the guam
t1fy Of gls is so great that as many salt-pans
ean be worked % the people choose to make.
produced by come volcanic action nndar
ground, and probably comes from some burn
Ing layers Of coal, which throw OF gas In
greater or tmaller. quantities. Perhaps there
Is no other Instance where SO much gas. lows
continually from the ground Is In this.
, 1861-05-31
y = y : = -
ut1ssas vR1saTp8 Il ecRAEfoH.T.':. :. =. :.
u76outN Water etFcc4L LE7he4ro =

IN: ! !. GUNSil-'G 'GCNST1'l
e7s9y Tsriet9 iaes y Pistol, coIrs AIleas snsrpos
= a.oTel4 rsna a't;25lyet: t;t5H bow1s KntIca. Tents
S!usp Trnersyo o''' fawde1 eio: GaPs aaa "a A. d
sLArsnt Tor Lou. sbo,
pJty GEO. r ABBEY
Id Lake street,
, 1861-05-31
ET1iRT.DAE LIFE IN CHINA: ="
CIIupges bf Chfnafnen: at tHdxde,Q !

Rev. RS. Maclag, for thirteen years . mis-:
eloaary Of The Methodist Episcopal Church in
China, has Just published IN Interesting nc
count Of his experiences among the Celestial
iNatiou,f In which We. find some curlons in:
formation concerning the every day life Of the
four hundred millions who live inside OF q
wall, and-own he-lrothcr Of the sun moon
aad 5tars for their sovereign. It Is known that
the Chinese zero acquainted With. the use Of
gunpoTdeE and the: mariners compass long
betore western nations chanced. upon these
Discoveries but tt appears that they also use
, 1861-05-31

i.77:c: shE--,s. esK ..ab4s-T--c .xiI .'1r53
-! 10 lr@a tt3: 1s.4. dir 2u!.:,1 slt;- -..,<,,
:rtl E:t" .so:.g a: u}:a s. IL. * s4,i,.;i
, 1861-05-31

FoR&BoS1oh, hE'H- foEE PHILADELPHIA
II sBALT1MoRE; WASHINGTON,
J Harr;iAbprg g PittAbure:
). ~GlEVELAND EoBuaf4ug. CIrCN.
"a be-. -" .iiSATl. DAYTON.
An Ell tnte:1el1ste .staocs between C1Icaza 4ad
y --1:s -. the cities sboVs uxmeu.- - -!
Trains 1eare - blonnvs:-7,aO 4 n. and7:IDF.A
etIa. sk5s ba nlSht katlA, anG bagyt<A BY tAis
aae 1t thy pEnc4rai Ticket O11ces IN the
T%ssS y ~ Gonrsnz Qnsaei eosntLUf Ea1da1pa Asa
Iaarpefn st1eeQ AnI AZ the Uufdn Depot Wcst 6si9
Chtcasu.> = y - ;an:i: -:
,.n,,,~,- p. r. pOsa west'1 PaM Assas,
, 1861-05-31
.- :.
daWasiaaie1t' s;8e 5e teiaHtst..:

'1c-I Tt 4h5f .TAt1.9uEE
-:lE23.@ c7E EfHtro.7nr cs.s 20 .-u;t:.,e.,r~ts
, 1861-05-31

'TX} RIGHtIlas :aR;:1Ho @ f. TIL ']4;, IL
y4o.s gapE1rA AKKIs; eRp B t9saHe
s:Iss .,br:,HFrkltIsAlFHKs. i: i, :. s is;a ;s:,'
AAso4 4Woodt6Gons End lHhroudE ut aHstyle4 'ttAre.
prepared with Hea!HeEAna. Cat[tAEa1 end ;W14 give
Esultiu the Cemetery, npl9
, 1861-05-31

N4s opened at 1ss Houth Wxtcr Etzeet, Chicago,
General Comm1tsion Hoase. for the pnzchase and
Bsnrnt nts and ordeIs. 70 parties accessible 70 Mi
waukeo ~ wall u ChfcaEo. In connection With thes
MILWAUKEE, Honkt NehoE. Rfitt d Co, think they car
GIVE BCch superior 4dJant&xts- apfS61-ly
Il, 9. Nt@o1S- o.x. nKJT<. T. L. NIcu2IA.
, 1861-05-31

DRID1E BARLEY MALT AL
il WAYS % kAnd AID for sale 1t lowest cas1
Fs4ces; also 6zpertoe Yeast Mklt IN BsTrell
A q. A0REY.
ApI7QlF Q Board Of Trade building,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-25
,yTsT PUBLtSBED,

A NEW EdiOn o. me Troopers MANUAL for iizst Dragon
"A Ard Mounted Elh smea, vol, Stmoi piieetlS
Among the many productions In The Of military tactics
which The emergency 20 the times has ought forth We know
Of nono n re ryng than The Troopers hAnus computed
b, Oh Lucus Dave, the accomplished cavalry oueer, just
pablshed by A Mcrrts, Of this city.
prcuay invite ne attention OF these interested " some
Of the features Of ths work veh ture VIII
obtain for In the hands OF seeking nfcra
don the saljecL , Il, an, 4,
Be The cavalry dr proper contains the regular drh OF
The United mounted nes Authorized BY beard oiom
e. qtsd StAes Ary; tie revolver manual Of Capt Bell U
never before published In book o. aetos the appe
uon regular an 90 ngle rank fornAions o p1nus
sn Irscons for hAadag sad Ossr Improved
-. .u-A. -.
saeh combination has never before hea puhhsnsa
Nv. .n h ~ shssnee Of the cavalry t.s,is pubshed and
sod heresfore none OF which 10 be had us learn v
-, = ihrsesd 10 A. NORRIS,
,SSs Mehmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-25
rRLE9RAPHIo.
FROM KENTUCKY.

NOZZLE Sept 24sh.-The Mobile Tribune publishes q
letter from Tennesseean Congressman, dsed AuFfrees
boro September gath stating that no matter what the
Legislature or the prominent politicians Of K:ntucly
may say and do, we have rlabl, Information that
large jpi;y Of the bone and sneW and Sighting mate
rial Of the State heart aud sui With the South
column Ct Tennessee troops have possession Of the
Loui,v lie aud Nashville Railroad within forty miles Of
Louisville They have also taken possession CT all roll
ing scct irc,udirg lomoives. The railroad bridge
across Salt River roar ElIabthtowp has been buried
There trcos are posted at huldraughs Hill where Ken
tucfi,ns are rallyng to unite with them in large num-
bra
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-25
TO THE VOTERS OF THE 4rg CONGRESSIONAL DAB RIOT or
vIRGINIA

You will called upon November next to elect -eors.en
t,tye OF the SOUTHERN Con
.deacv take the cry OF recommending ytur CO. Hdsra
ton gentleman every way suited for the pl,csi mtaa Col
H. HOpK Ms Of the city OF Petersburg o.. Fopkins sfo
well the dstdct ssry SAY more han
announce II suitable be voted for viii bow
ever add that 81 hough Union Re "a neyerthe
less true oeih nan In H. have kn1vn him H.
m r. rAtriotc gen lepan living than he We have
- eli In pocs-he hal always been Democ at adj Whiz
these oil hope all buried never 10 he re-
yiyed The onlr inquiries be made should tnk be- l.
the eanddseh capable aud ne - t S1Eh Col Hop
II assesses all Of these quad ,st,rs He's Just tn man
the timex pcs esd OF thorough knowledge Of governmental AZ
r his purposes what he deems ts be r and
as t,u. 10 IN South any In T. II Is tina. Oh uld
ada this: this made without the knowle re OF
Col sltnou,h do not know that h. desires the
mae al the bame tine satisfied that he possesses too
whhol his services from his country 10 tines
Ike the recent Po"hArAN
sp-rhe Pet,r,b srg III ores, requested to copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-25
sOLpI Rs, SID SOC sTY.


TNpING plloe Of deposit We have made lrage
meats Wi the Ar-y Con aite of the ung Men onbsn
Nheh al arce received oy Us VII BE- paed ~
TIER Dep1 unis sp5vood Hotel Eom hs depos arAeis
IN eai-d II and wounded sod eo oil DC St oneo 70
the camps private Al, Tbs conneGon IN Tue any
nj elab be nj snd We snes uus
cont their aid VI MS (nrs Aha
lee wnes and liquors, e1nsan'y neesu ara Val
be yrtfly re,seL Don r5uiions In money arc M'o re-
r s,atngsnt expsnse Boxe, should be careful
axked s,diers All society," Kehacnd, Va Leti 70 noa
fnx u, OF IA nent boxs sh uj BE-
ssna bV u.l. ego ". RANDOLPH PsesidenL
MIRA ADAaS ShIfH, SerreAy
auu Mrs. sAhL NJ PKI0s, Treasurer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-25

TUE G.AYi We learn that the Richmond Grays have
no. We, left ttsi- quarters at the Academy, in Norfolk
but expect 70 go INFO camp in short time Lieut. Craw
ford il h.rs on visit Cap. w. NJ. Elliott, returned
yesterday morning. Tee boys" ell reported to be
10 good ha..H some Of them said to be "as fat
,iu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-25

TnE PoroHAc.-It has been sp:ly remarked that I've
are always on the of great e'ents" which never
come to Jas but il read Alright the signs CT
hs times the tide Of the banks OF the Potomac
will soon bresk through the barriers which have re.
strained it for time past and ere long great vic
t,rI will DO VOL or a hsttls lost.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-25

DIsrOsED 0T-Tee habsas eorp1 Gaze, which has been
peadng before Judge Lgcn for several days, was dis
posed Of yesterday The point decided by the Judgment
il shat volunteer who 10 mustered into service with
company, not eont,iuirg the number OF members re.
qured BY law is bound 10 perform military duty unit
the eIpa ion OF the term OF enlistment Tae counsel
fer tbs petitioner 81 q bill OF exceptions.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-25

UyHE undersgned oaer for sale TRACT OF LAND ese
Bloomsbury" In crlpeper county, about three nec cn
prapdy station containing Hundred Acres ndoins th
fam lately sold BY 10 M=ssr Wise and kennsdy and
re lands Of O. Beckhsrn DR.. j. o. Thom and wm FIFE
rhs Farm situated neghborhood remarkably adapted
The growth and grass The Buildings rather old on
With moderate repairs viii Do for The eouortse Accom-
mediation Of family DESTROYS Of purchasing are
70 examine the place themselv We Win merely remark "a.
has aivsys considered Of he bss rns IN M nssb
borhood, especially for vhesk
Terms viii b uads Accommodating.
Isf hshs iaisrsssea, sgpg 1:h, lssshss, Ne, vsy
o; :s III NE SsSSsoS&
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-25

Tur CoscERr-Dont forge. the concert tonight at
Neropol tan Hail. fer the benefit of the st. Charles Hos
% ,el fund We have no doub. that the euter;anmeb,
will prove very satisfactory tohose who attend and the
ADDITIONAL satisfaction will be experienced of having
contributed to the comfort Of the sick soldiers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-25

ARRIVAL OF PRrsoSERs-Ths Central train brought to
the city yesterday afternoon hryI Federal prisoners
captured by the csvely under COL oarkson in Kanawhs
lunty about ten days age.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-25
TO THvy IESs oP THE Senatorial Srd,Cr co POSED
oP rUE c0U NTIEt oP |ESRtOo And HANoVIR.

Mr. William wckhan wing resigned his seat In he Senate
f- IN. above District at the soIc alton Ct mIy geo
hetoio e Of political pa Il Ihtby announce myh
Hate an the vassrcy. Entirely approving what see"
70 be ,se bic sentiment In OPP ,rls cai
Ia ihe present Atsd Of the pub ie mind sh.l
content yte vi th alb smpl, announcement p dgrg TO
the sct they slal a. to eject me- TO xer
xIStvA OF ability both Of mlnd and hear: esche. Ing
III Hry epg jldlc the et2blhuent Of souten In
de1endnee the promotion Of the bts Interests OF noble
old Commonwealth. .--
se24--n JNo X. GhhNETT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-25

MArcRs Cousr.-The Hall Of Justice, known As the
Mayors Court Room. seemingly converted, yester
day, iato provision depot Lieut.. Crone, of the right
police having by virtue Of authority and Instructions,
sized at ,h house of Thos Bradford Frar kiln street.
and removed thence to the City Hail. large lot Of pro-
visions. etc consisting of eight barrels Hsxal four elk
barrels vuegsr, one fierce rice three sacks salt four
bags oats three bales hay, and q cord Of wood. lt
turned that Mr. Bradford had purchased these ar
clee (e1cep' the wood, which presented to him.
from J. B Warner Qlartermaster OF the 18Th Is. Re
giment and that there nothing illegal 10 the rans-
action so far as he concerned. He was, OF course
discharged The articles sold rations left the bands
Of The Commissary Of the 18Th La Regiment, on s &C.
parIuIe from the city ard it appears 10 be the practice
to dispose Of the surplus In sich cIs, instead OF re-
turing il to The Con m sariat depot.
Edward Barry charged with felon ousy stealing Sllo
from Dr. T. H. ElsaTd', remsndsd for trial before
the Hastings CNur;-special sc'sisr-hordsy next
Harv Miller for aisautag Elizabeth Hursch, was re-
CURED to give 500 scout to keep the peace.
John Tiernsy was fned sl5 for opening his bar on
Sunday. Mary Null and Heinrich Miller were fined so
for like ohenses-thsir first arragumeIt on this charge
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-25

DIrLolABLE Accommodates Mscmurdo, sen Of
NJ c. W. Nacnurdo, of this city, shot himself accident,
s'ly on Monday last, Wills: on hunting expedition.
The chag, entered his threat and killed him ins; sTy
The deceased vas about Twelve yesrs Of age.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-25

Porrrc PUS-A gallant soldier, Of Hanover, writes
home that camp lfo has rendered him 8, robust ar
hardy that he could be content to ieep in The bed Of
river With no other covering than sheN Of water.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-25

EscAPTD-we were informed yesterday that Colonel
Zmvona, the intrepid had escaped from Fort hcHenry
aid arrived In thi- civ.