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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28
LIvRnPO0L AND LONDON
FIkE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $lO,OOO.OOO!
lIEUlL INCOME, t2,95O,U00t

Nyrsrrp M riIs SsirlS sfifIs, cSfi ssoo.OOoi
an D.rsoiors Psrs.aly Esspcasbs r fAs kgdgsDasnn
As Company.
xaTE respectfully stlsp TO the security OF the vepooi
w aud Comp TO lie policy holders In b
large capital and investmenis ~ stated above
and income the Company enable 70 tsks
line parties sqans amounts ofinsurAnes
la addition mode Of Insurance. this Oomphny
sues PERhAHEHTP0LI0lESo on the payment Of TIN AHGU
Al PRERIpAS Property IL, heneeforh, PERMANENTLY
INSURED The Policy be cancelled 81 ms and hsPrs
uiam will be returned iess per cent
This By loss Of Rsnu BY Fire, on
lsw and ost liberal principle.
Under Policies ihs Company all sllml are paid apen
sanitation sAsasOy loss without " dsdse'
ZOO Nr .a,rssI Is usual DAYS shsr prssenta
,ien a. araaI WogfHAM q WYATT, Agents,
mn q MAIN street. under 81 CHARLES Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
I.-.. CHANGE OF HOURS.
kS E

~ e a = e - \ X@EM
ON aai AfTER Wednesday, October "a,
~ The mail and Passenger rratns.
VIII esEe kchmOnd Tor Jacks rs River aud intermediate STA
lions iAy a. So H. connecting With the Orange aud Alex
zudfu RarOAd fas ~ dOrd0nsye for hznassAi, aud all
Intermediate pOa AAi 81 Charlottesville villa Tie trains or
Lyuehbutg-
BI0~as stages connect With the train Atsisanon,
On MGudAys Wednesdays snl fridays AID 81 u0shsn Oh fsss
dAgs, IbarsiAy, aai Saturdays, for Lexington. -
ii.sa Mason And UsMp.ls Stage line connects With The
Tram lus As NLNs salPAuf isSsoelS. Ae, daily
RrruSriN0,
The tail u Ail leaves JAsisoG EWsr daily 81 80 H. Tor
Ellhliuud
regular Through Freight fST 90 dSnsEs aut poois "esl
Eishlui 81 r. A. Sundays Tuesdays A1d
aud AIVe hoAA The we.I SI NJ huddAJs, "od'
nssdSys nd sIidSys
Essu MAJ rssh, tAn 0Ordonsyie aud points ksIi,
III '' d. wnIrooAs,
usn5fsl IA eat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28
DOGGETT d ANDERSON,

GOV hhNOk oitAl.EIb
M receiving for Trade. CATpstnxs, on CLOTHS, Me-
unss OartEu rods CoFnc,s 4nd bAhdI. HindoE Shades
S.D.r Hanxys Oured Hair and Moss for sAle AZ low peA
o1rsta CAa Mattresses nAde 10 order al short no
Noe Papss hanging doas the city eoanJ b.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28

NJ LIIAHN cars military shPs 10.
MI DoOlFY ID n Al Wholesale aud Retail 10 the MitAty
Gsi hs Pubu gsAsrS5 his Ase s0sk q hoSe
f, Grey black Oair and Fatigue hiJle Caps eau
hAi Al MS sb.hm-nt favorable terms IS "a any eJ
in The Saat Particular Ats1 u desired 10 The hiakSA8'
9. IA Il The nnss. most durable and wArmes, Cap n0S mAhui
AIRED HASny haad good supply % t1ek NE "a thaia'H'
an Dtsss Has Eh1a and ketA trade - be coans-
"A IOHN DDO ~ No Main Street, bichmond, Va, tch
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28
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a.l-s ssiag thea ~ appetite sud Relieving them 81 hos
- Nar.s li,t.i eli DstcpeF. Ald all Dirasra
~ shlsh hose Is subject trnsy flis "hofsr fon rHr'
tAs an s3usts gasy VI hair sod eau be " OF ate
~ 1a Ia Improvrd without ts trE back % lbs nts poor
eoDitoa 40 used sina,yeY anoe ls iaroddseah
sboE tour wears A0 @ Eai al parts q the STATE % Va
Lis North u.5na Me- YORK ani Va s-t garter VI
- Ilo,op-s pI the ismsai Is steadily Increasing 80
M Hose Tome given u0iyerlSi sNilstAsoa As a ~ NE
,b,lhsr ha t.en allie O. ascstAn Hrsnbe Obtained ." t
ias.. d-assiss 10 this STATE aud OF JAS p bA AL Dug
80 So Pfopfrtar sud MAuaitr furvr. r~-l
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MANUFACTURERS
SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLA ,URI Oh PlRGiHiAi
uyHIs INsTITUTION vii Isosys Deposites, on which an
utsrsst Of per pei AMMAN paid on all sums remsn.
ing dspOts longer than fx nons aaa I've Per esh@
rem Ainng shorter period. ~ ., All.
OssIos. Al tho HsrdsIe Store OF o. bnfos 90, VI hhn
ana Al lie B.nkins nouSs H. hAusr Co., OF
M. a n an ,.fs.sa q. MORrHAM, Presdsnt
..-.- d. nAkEg, Jr., Bsoteisfy.
q. j. ACTION. Treasurer
m, Nsary " Na. fsylef,
Ina M il,s.nsr UoTasils Grew,
ia. A Tslb,,l WA Holt Riehsrdson,
U,,.m Al aalS. A. ". Oonant
"a Pan.u 10. j. Christian,
ula. r.ibav' W. n. Rosa,
Arson kehaTd, rfaahhhb1hhss -.
Kishneld, l5.h September, lsoS. eu
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-. sag. 3. w. .-DEAA
sIA-IhAge months asei In my tAinly sem
5,s ,tiy celebrated EaEins no ~ ders aud ,AAs P.ss
- M iiny then families - The vSfJ eeet Article
h.ss rysf tis f aki0g hight sweg sp9agy bread Ihee
40 excuse or a. bread shea sens pies s
- .eS,t "a, fe9-u
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w. EISuM. W. y. DARLINGTON.
Address,. -Howardsyie, Virginia.
ELSOM A. cos
1861. EEEaA 1861

MAIL z AOK EFT L N E,
PAcKKr CLARA, Captain d. u. Isbsl I'd.
PACKET VIOLA, Captain W. II. haxvsl.
PACKET PERCY, Captain A. q. Loving, Jh.
PACKET PIONEER, CAPtsin Q. u Burks,
II FAVE Richmond M n day, Wednesday and FRIDAY,
llst5PM Leave Lexington same DAYS ~ O'Clock, A. H.
WIN superior Accommodations TOT travellers, tfI weekly
between Richmond, LynehOury and Lexington
Packages by hs ae will be reeepted Tor a. our OF
dc, and paid Tor, u lost. Our Agents
W. CfatcLhed. Kchnulj EOeoek Parrish, LynohpeTr,
and u HorZrOSe. Lexington, aAlo
LiauTE \ BRADguRRY'S pIAAOS,
XlJEOALL ue attention u tie oIlkeLs u kieh- -rx.
w uund aud Yrgaia, 10 our Plano Foote's Which
No have placed with No C2rusi that their qualities. tK&H
Ia every flpeet be tested b. ihe sio Of .hsit "
famed Chief erings.
roas iesonaa Any factory iHe county All OF which can
be al Nj. oATasS Broad Street 81 door from Nh
DELE LI0Hrs bRADBUkkf
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FINE LIQUORS.
n "'r'' Imported direct IRON srsa'' By n'"tsss
100 cHa aae 0isrst Wine
% bssksts Champagne Rins
essh ane french brandy
ksds alagsi lot Of very scpsdo old Wne and Brsndes
q.stonsbs ~ sss and purity having been bought bomb
Also, London Porter Scotch Ale Irish aud Scotch WHISKY od
Jamaica Rum, Ia Oar stock Of vfnii Rye whisky comprises
Of the best brands part Of which very old uperer
ehAssrs. J0HHs0N, YOUNGER ofrY,
tsls No. II Pearl ktrsst nahmond. Va
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@sPECIAL NOTICB.-O"ing to the
A lmpOssblhy OF procuring supplies. raeep' ,o' gA.u,
~ ~. hereAnsr vi Do cash Oaly, excepting enO uels
whose accounts hssfse Pre@ pd Ia tas 1on''
VI Se1s-S $50 No " MAin Street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28

SOUTM-SlDE kAhLhkVAD.
an AND aRT EH MONDAY IME93o AU-taa
~ gun, passenger Trains, Ntll ran a. onors: ~
rkOM Pkrk gSBOkd To LyhuhbURu. .,...
Nal Tram sIars daily es0 NJ reaches ~ ashbars his
2. n -. "a. . a.
Passenger TrAln DALI except Sundays, ste H.
resshss ~ achbass atl2s0 A. n.
BROn LYNOHBURa 70 PkfERsspka
haMrTGn dAy a. n A. Al reaches rste'sbais
PAsseagef ~ Aids starts DAILY, sIset h1ndAJs NJ i"'0
reaches PeteusgTg at So A. a. -. -
ahese ~h two daily ttAns 10 the sPnss MOI
vile EashVine Memphis Ae.. - New Orleans
y This The shortest sud a1st expedaoes roa.e 70 AZ
fh ~ leaves Petersburg daily except sundays ~
IA M sad nS5E, ay f0lnt 81 $40 A. NJ And ~ r.
ErAtXss v szi rS@ Silh s'sAn PAhs" Nh'" U"
Nsr II. ID. MID,
.s.ts ..as tul ufant
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
once no. Ike Main (Northsas corner Of llth street,
hshmond Va
CHARTERED 2sru htRcH, 1881
yuyHls old reliable insuton with snSlr Capital and
tngent fund carefully vested, eOhu1us 20 Insure siayes,
atuiIdings, Merchandise Of every description, 1ouse-
lac ID FuTnltIe and FAMILY Wearing Apparel Vessels
Onraxss Freight, the lowest
adjusted Aad p-.s xith al possible despAteh
,p!kIurOM
David Cartis. tpbt N. Burton,
Ola. Al NosiLsm, Frsas.s ]. ekrna,
John Ii. claiborne, John a.hisst.
John J. Wilson, 1hoe!A ka.l
Al..snd a. "a ,.su Geo. = az sihlaaE,
Ysler o. warwick
100 DAVID ouRRIK, frssr.
yoHs J. wiLsos. Treas'r.
Rosr. r. bsooEs, bee'y de"I
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UUNF a JAMEs.

Richmond. Virginia.
GEEERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
.r5 Iv.p, f the sale OF Manufactured aud hGoAag Tobacco
oOOO packages nos Tor sale. sns-o-
k~-Wnch-alsr Republican, stsguton sPeesto aaa tre1
ieisburs Nss, sf copy mos snt send ets &hs ONE
AIRsOI.NIrteN OF CO-PAuTNRR,uiP.-ty
a. a, ,sysa An persons l0debtsd 10 sAi concern I'LL ale
ssdT. ugeat u u ne nxGls the vii be used
N@S n DlCKiksJA, survinaE
NAT n MILL. rannrEr.
0RAHTNERSsfAP.-f hs sabsctibsri have sssosl Airi
thsn,sNe sth- uai,r the ssls Of DICKINSON ma lo
a.. -. hi AIRING zucuon sud coumssloa busue
fsr he sale u ssss ,hs CID estSehei snd %
Hil kO1 siud ~ a., S-''
Qe4-u VA . I'LL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28

A AT MEADE & BAHHHsS DRUG STOLE,
= u ls6 MAIL street, coSns. soove fost once,
strangers and oes VII lnd fue szsortnent Of Labot snd
oe soaps Rens5ss Peftsery ana Cosl
large Of the best Pol Aoasiss sed Purses Csns,
Brushes Cigar h.tehs AID al TIE psPsi PAtsni Gs-ls; 81
IL. lstssi pfess br cash. hs
, 1861-10-01


p,-r.. =. ,...rs 80 - -. -, -. -
a., ~ ~ -. $50, @.o s ~" ~ ess'EtatS =. tae
a5' uooh ~ NC oPeneo W 1so ie'a oa5 OF
1t epte"ns1 15t al tnls oISe 1of SUBSCRIPTIONS nnder
HF FsaPet1I teaaenes tof ifeasare Note 70 be nsued
under the act OF july th' ls6t~ Inese notes Will be
ssGed u sHns OF hltF DOLLARS oaefaEdred ota,5 Eve
nurered dollars, one thousaEd collars aod hTe thon
sand dollars eaeh 11, payable three
years after date to the ordr OF the suhcher or as
directed, aEd bearing 1ntefet at the rate Of $40
c'ht per annun asabie eelna7nnally; such Etsrezt
bling at the rate Of i#o c5nts tor each day every
hundred dora1s- Fer the convenience Of the holder
each holder will haze coupons attached expressing
ths several amounts Of sctniaurral int:re1t which
coupons nay be detached and presented f5r payment
separately fen the not?s,
Subscriptions for such Treasury Eotes Will he re-
ceiyed dur!pg nfteea days from the d~y sf opening
the book IS Aforesaid No sabscrptan for 1ess thsn
eut- do,,a,e mr. for r act5on tbot a7, 40, ba -
,e,ras c,Eo.5n+t.. er n.. 49,, ~ 49,, - ~ -. - ~s-..
, 1861-10-01
ILLIN0lS MILITARY MATTERS.


HEAvT ARRIVALS OF QUAETER,1AsrER's
s1oREs.- INN erse quantities Of blankets,
G7ercoats, flannel shirts, and other articles for
cur troops, arrived On Thu1sdnY last Trey
Were beginning to be very much needed, and
no doubt highly acceptable to the boYs ii camp
during the last TWO days and nights, which
seem more like late November weather than
September. All troops will now be supplied
Hi.h complete cut1ts, as rapidly as they my
arrive. A portion Of the gems ehipped for the
IIIols regiments hsre also arrived, and viii
prohsbly be at cnce distributed to the troops
I, camp. They are Of the very best Harpsr's
Ferry make ct 1iled mnskets, perfectly new
AID superior to the English Eoheli rifle
They arc q splendid afm, and hare long been
needed for purposes of drill. There are nov
aeout three :hoaEaad troops in camp.
1HE MEDICAL BoAnp.-This body adjourned
its session In this city last evening, to meet in
Chicago, Oh the 18Th October next.
APPOINTMENTS. - The Governor has ap-
pointed John ]. Mudd, % Major Of the "a
cavalry regiment, Col Noble. Both the ap.
P:iEtees are 1rom Pike, county, though Mr.
peEs IN Chicago. Pike has now three Iajors
IN the service She has furnished nearly or
quite regiment Of snldie7s. =
LIE THIRTY: EIGHTH REG1MEKT.--YhIa fine
regiment Of Imois volunteers Is now sta
@ @t.onsd At Plot kncb Their Colonel, N. F.
NE4tAs19 10 N1AAtAtlAAQAA4t u IuE pH8E. AE Which
tEere are ebout $500 troops :- --.
TROOPS FOR TIE PLANs-Onr welkno~n
fellow csrizt r, Jsy S5dnsy Smith, Is nov organ
izing crack company Of Drgguons for Col. j.
4. Barrett's Regiment 7. s. Cro{ton, Of this
city, is also raising q company Of Dragoons for
Col. Bar1ett'e regiment. This regiment Il ID
tended for frontier duty exclusively, will be
armed In the most approved manner, aud the
men receive extra pay. Z:
From the State Register, 73th,]
CANT BGTLER---The arrivals are portion
Of = company Of cavalry, consisting OF thirty.
nine mer, IRON Petersburg, Menard county,
under command CT Capt Gloss they are at.
tacEed to Col. Barrett's frontier regiment a
company Of fifty gnemen from Mnttoou, Coles
county, commanded By Capt G. ". AcKon
key, for Gel updegrafF q regiment; and a
company Of forty men from Princeton, Bu'
Ieau county, under command of 8. ". Stipp,
for Col Williams (Sharpshootes} regiment
SURGEONS APPo1SrED.-EC G. DnPuy, 46:h
r6tlment y: s. Edgar, 32d; .Chas. c. Guard
@th WIN. Hill, ash A. q. Lanphere, 81
J. g. Runt, Sd; ". D. Turner, artillery bst:
| AD1rTAETs sAPpoIETED.-Willlau1 Prescott
35th regiment; Char16a D. Kerr, 10th Chaa
Fl. Capeha1t, S1st-
- Frederick ". Matteaon has been ap-
Pointed Major Of the 1st battalion Of the Yates
| Sha1pshooters.
, 1861-10-01


The troops at Paducsh have been ennmera-
ted in former issues, and need not be repeated
here. :;
In addition to the absve regiments, the
ssh Ohio, Col. Yandervier, has taken posi-.
ton on the Co7ington & Lexington railroad;
the 18th Ohio, Col. steedmar, ts>en route to
Kertueky; and two more Indiana regiments
The SD, Col. Coburr, and the 4ad; Col.
Wi)lich--hsye jnst been sent forward. 49,.
Brig. Gen. Sherman is brother Of Senator
Jchn Sherman Of Ohio, and the louisville
Journal thus speaks Of him:
He is native Of Ohio, about forty years Of
age; 9 graduate Of West Point, and tor many
years President Of the Louisiana State Military
Academy. 'He is q tall, spare man--not Wiry
nor bent. His fern, though slight, has q com
mardiug appearance. He is quick spoken.
tather gruH In his manner and answers. He
thinks q great deal, bnt speaks little. His
mind is visibly absorbed in his duties, and his
time is devoted to performing them. He is
an officer whom hle men soon learn TO place
confidence in They respect and admire him
fuF bis ability and decision, and are universally
filed with tie belief that he is the man. He
is busy man-seen every where and seeing
everything. Nothing escapes him and nothing
goes unrotieed-
, 1861-10-01

[suacial Correspundsoee of the Louisville JournN.1
HEADQUARTERS RoUBsEAu's BBIsAnE,
Near E]izabethtoWu, Sept 97.- {
Everything is quies and promises 70 remain
90 for come dsys at least. We feel the sudden
change in the weather this morning very acuts-
~. Il the sudden advance Nhich vas neces- j
sary to .....rYeat Bpclner ana nls rauegsdes
.scm getting possession Of Muldrangh'a Hill
our tents were left behind at tLebanonJunctlon,
and il has been impossible to get them up Jet.
We are now living in wigHans made OF
ftnee~rai1S set On end. Great e1ertiona ara
being made to bzing up suppiea; b1s the
lack Of Wagors is 8 great impediment.
However, the bridge acToss Rolling Fork
viii be completed in very few days, aud thsn
trains ean be Inn Within quarter Of mile Of
the camp The railroad track will have to be
repaired in several places this side Of the
bridge. Rails have been loossned, and one OF
two entirely. removed: What renders the mat
te1 more noteworthy is the fact that this dam
age has been done quite lstelyi showing that
there are dezx and ahe!to1s Of the enemy al.
NEST within CUR Ines- a day OF two since
eIx hundred cavalry passed down nar lIeoa~
On their ;way to join Buckner: On arriving
| near Munfordsville, they passed down IN the
| direction Of the turnpike bridge, and It Is sup
| posed, from various TQmors, that they de-
! stroSed it Parties Of rebels from Central
/ Kentucky are constantly going over to Buck
l Euer Slagg1e-s from these parties are
brought into camp almost eSezJ day BY our
! kcrute.
The people Of Louisville will be gratifed to
learn that when the division advances Colonel
! houeseaI viii be placsd in command Of .
| brigade. Besides the Kentucky boys, an Ohio
/ n tEfnent has paid him the high compliment
! Of asking to be attached to his brigade,
The position Of the enemy, at Green river d
very strong one, and 1t is not fmprobable
That they viii bring up an their forces and
make strong stand there The bill beyond
Gzeen river, Using to q considerable height -
en- tie north side, falls off but q faW feet OF
tie other side, aud then spreads away il . higss
plateau: Thus g formidable natura1 breast
work is formed, the brow Of the hill protect
ing the enemy in position from Which b
ccnzse, it is useless to fire round shot agains
1.-THE side Of bi1l, and, consequently, when VI
pet to Green river. re are likely to Witnes
the spectacle styled " shellipg the rebels"
, 1861-10-01

CURED In thes, eaEpe.!msa.a taws!eh Ifaarea
to bare used too much Hme. ~
Suhio}Eed Is N saxtfact OF another letter
from u Aadlnier, Of Paris, On the ANNA hun-
,"up to he present time, he making Of
sugar from the eo7gho has recetyed: but little
attention, IN Kraace; owing h; ;tae present
state Of: cpmme1ee,S: which ,1nakeA II much
mora advantageous toaeonydxt the caae INTO
alcohol fhAn Into sus1R.{ II tB;:ceItstn that
tto1n tbis p1snt sugaF 81
: be xsxacfeiE similar fnA1e1: respect = that
made from the eaue Q6 III tIoplca.- Q1@ thae,t
entertain the h}ghssf: :eo0yieaana.. which Is
i tupported By tathentle ztha9gh Eoe ve1y-nm1 m
The stalks Of the sorgho contain cr5Btalltzabia
sugsr, without fu11lth1ng- 3 g1eater qus1aty
Of mo1asses than. the c11e An experiment
made at Veuieres, with Olergete. apparatus,
showed the juice 70 contain: lS PR sens. ot
sugar, Of which there were only lQ4 pei
cent. c1Ystanizable; aud 59 per cent. uncryataa
Gzab1e; yet Ne c1n BY no n1esna depend upon
g result gained from plants grown III the. De-
partmeut Of the Seine md OIse, IN climate
altogether beyond the range adapted to TIT
sorgho." -
Tins the making Of sugar from sorghum
| can be much aided bYsclence already degedo
! ped. LIST the Bana akfll and ecaence oe d
| Tected to making sugar Hom this plant tha
| has been applied to the Ordinary Southern
I sugar cane, and We doubt not the results Wii
| pTCYe equally happy. e..
, 1861-10-01

LOUISVILLE, Sept 30.-The Journal has re-
liable evidence that Zol]icoHar has taken Man
chester, Clay county, With great loss and great
destruction Of property.
Judge Ventrcs, Of Hardin county, WIS ar
rested snd committed on Saturday fur ai5Ing
rebellion.
There Is doubtful Iumor that SIX hundred
Ccufederates had Ell engagement With five
hundred troops Of the T51th Indiana, ha'f
way between BeartstoKn aad Rl0pn6sl1-
Result not stated.
The Confederate f4rces under Humphrey
Marshall have disbanded and gone home
The corpse Of Capt Abbott, of Columbus,
Ind, killed by q sentinel by mistake at Ieba,
non junction yesterday, passed here last even
Dg on It's way home. ::
The city Is quiet No reliable news from
below.
, 1861-10-01

Why has the war produced no natona,
Anthem worthy Of the name, and no elo-
4uence fit to rank With the World's master
plecesf We all remember how certain
committee offered . prizs for patriotic
hymn, and how they were confouuded By
the array Of c1ipples and stil.born proge-
NJ ushered upon them, and how they re-
fused to award the prize to any Of the ua-
1er1nnate parents. TIE public have
sc1nned al the speeches Of the many emI-
, 1861-10-01
PeDns11vAnla Looking after her Rep

: PHILADELPHIA, Sept: 29:-Goy. Curtin VIII
lssue proclamation, prohibiting al persona
tiom rst:irg volunteefs in Pent aylsanis,
the Governor, especially forbldding the
1sfsing ct volunteers for regiments Of ott-
e states, and also -forb5dding all eatis=ns Of
pennsylvania from ea1isting IN OF attaching
thensefsee to any ssuch Organizations, aud
Hat11ng FL persons that IN disobeyfDg thfs
ders Of the Governors Of the United Btates, IS
wall - def5ing tie laws OF the State, and Vio-
iztipg their duties Is citizens Of the Common
Nealtt. It h estinated that 600 Pennsytva
nia volunteers: have already enlisted in otker
&!ate regiments, =, -.
, 1861-10-01
Col moore's Wherenbours.
from the EeOkEk Gate fitv, 43th.1

Rumote prevailed on the atreet yesterday
and day befora that Col Moore and his force
bad suffered defeat, and were dreadfally cut
70 pieces by old Ben shackle& ut the hsad Of 3
yesterday from Rtns, Where be left Moors
The daE before, safe and sound Ben shaeklet,
with some three hundred ~eeceahe1s having
lat that Vicinity at double quick. time o. the
rDmor Of Meore's approach
~ Qnr Informant reports that there are from
to Aoores camp, Of their Own Tee will, to
fase The cath Of: allegianee These seceehets
ore eTlde1t1y worried cut and hare lost ali
hope Of the &ppFosch Ct great relief from the
6cnthKest under the lead OF Ben AcCu1loeh,
faice, &e;, With Rhich they have been de1nded
, 1861-10-01


neaI 9aso WHO nave "aggeo then tongues
snce me tall Of Sumter, but haTe found
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ExtQ4 Fort PdckenB-@TEn RFtvAteaxH
CRNtQFed and RMfAe4. -

N3HkNf6W A2W HMx2N&s
New YoRk, Sept 29-Two gunboats from
P1ekens arrived here last night. The p1ira-
teer Judith, mounting four = po9nde5e, md
On The I4,h, BY ID expedition from the ftigate
C.lorsd do. The Judith WIS anchored near
Persacola Navy Yard, and after sho:t en-.
gsggment, VIA fired and destroyed. Three Of
cur men were killed and II wounded. Tho
Colorado 1emaiAea Ut Pickene. The Niagara
md Wlfer WitcA were at Southwest Pass
BosTon, SEPT SQ--A letter from the f6gste
Celoxa2o, ii Fo9Ee1ckeas, ssys that boat
e1psd,hoR % the 14ta. west. Destroyed The