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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23

CANF Coos, Sept. is, 1861.
To INK 0FucERs OF THE 81 REGGNr ViRslSIA
VcLuSrEERs :-G,Htismsn Accsp, my warnes. thanks
for your magnificent present which Il enhanced thou
SIND fold by the Tutoring in which the donors are
pleased TO speak Of department since the commence
ment Of our official relations.
A es imo7isl OF your generous confidence and es-
teen = is gratifying % me bsyond measure.
With the bcs, wishes for your future success and haP-
pness, | remain, faithfully,
Your friend and obi servt
JOS MAYO, in.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23
orrx rrraEE.

M.YoR's Cousr-H,s Honor the Mayor having recov-
cred from bis indspoon, presided on Saturday,
and dispensed justice 10 various evdoes fly yoa.
ries oil Bacchua.
Matthew McCloy, a "bould stj,r boy" was charged
with invading the confectionery store oil Mrs Caharine
Vanderbilt in IL rst ward end diving out the inmate
by his terrible threats and violent demonstraionS on-
Ger Baukinshp stated that when be arrived at place.
and demanded an evacuation OF the premises. the
dough soldier drew q formidable bowie'knie, and
swors that be would have his hearts bleed If be i'd
van, another step At this urctue two city Waieh.
men can up disArned the sou OF Mara, and marched
him of to tho Gaze to the innite delight of I'D OF
little boys and tho uusoyed qualification OF Mrs van
derbilt and family. The Mayor sent McCoy to jail in
default Of 81 eurity for his good behavior.
o y. Weskott was brought up for being drunk and
firing pistol In Main street, at lac hour Friday
nehf The superstition Is that Weskott had invested all
his surplus change ia rfs whiskey, md in making bis
zszag 10 is his camp by moonlight, observed
his shadow cuss behind him, aud believing that some
one yes following him, be turned suddenly, and dis
charged his pistol a. the imaginary foo-pa1 watch
man happened TO be BY and o6k Wskott into Gus.
tody The Mayor required $3.50 security Tor his future
od behavior in defaut OF which he was committed 10
tie Vail. Camp.
John smith vas charged with being drunk aud disor-
DERBY, at the Exchange, Saturday morning. Tde name
"Smilh" given by him. was one assumed for the occa
sion (; aud when asked by the Mayor where be came
FROM and what his real name lie bowed his head IN
shame, and withheld reply. He should, Indeed feel
ashamed Of the conduct ascrbed TO him by Mr. Ballard
aud by way OF atonement should resouiey abstain from
the use Of alcoholic drinks in future The case was con
tinued.
Opie Static charged with forgery, was admitted to
bail In the Of $780, for his appearance on Monday
next The case has b,en continued f'e or ax umes
and 70 witnesses have yet appeared against him.
Arthur O,Donaly and Eiw. Q iina, for being drunk
and tfseping in the street. were asmonished AID dis
charged.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23
REpOKTED COTTON NOyEMENT.

CHARLEsros, Sept. 2l.-The Courier Of this morning
sys that 1t is rumored that Preparations making for
an carly shipment of cotton from some port 10 South
Carnlins.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23
COMPLIMENTARY CORRESPONDENCE.

MAJOR Jos MAYO Dor Sir The ofisers of the sri
Regiment Of Virginia Volunteers wish TO tender you
som thing in return for the uniform courtesy and kind
ness hev have received at your hands since their con
necon uith the regiment and believing that horse
would be the most appropriate gift they could make,
they desire your acceptance CT the one herewith sent
With sentiments OF regard and affection, We main your
friends.
OFFICERS Sn REGIMENT VI YoLs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23

SALE oy NIGsoks-At auction sale OF uegrosr, at
the Brokers' Exchange Tuesday, l7h lost, By Wilbur
| Son, the following prices were oh. aimed:
I nal, slave, sc wears old, s3l0
/ female slave, 40 years old, Ssi5.
female slave "a years cid, SSl5.
female slave 2s years 3D. (mulatto) with Der 5
Children Oldest years. and Youngest 10 months $780,
| or $l05 sch.-Oharlsstoa Mercury, lSh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23

4 BRIsADE OF cAyALRY.-Gen sblsy, Of Texas, has
v1cce ded in raising his brigade Of cavalry troops with.
out sny difficulty Il IL composed Of the flower Of Tex
a., most Of the being old Ringers, and magnificent
horsmep, eIcslag in riding, even the Camanehes The
greatest enthusiasm prevails all TeIa' officer
attached to Gsn. Sbleys brigade reports to the N O.
Pieayuas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23

prisoners started Cor New Orleans Saturday afternoon
via Petersburg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23

PIR-oxAL-Clp :. Joseph G. Giswod. oil the Old
Dominion Gaarts lst r ct is in ,owI; also, Serge'ni
Tysir GER of Company whcs c'oness and bravery in
the action Of The seventeenth Of July have been highly
commended by his comrades
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23

FlsEp-An ordrsue OF tho city requires that every
licensed vehics shall have the initials Of the owner and
the number Of the license painted on both sidss in
legble eaes Several citz us reported for violation
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23
Or. L. L. h."
RECRUITS WANTED FOR TIE RICHMOND LIGHT
INFANTRY RIIrEl

EACH RECRUIT ryTERs ACTIVE, SERVICE so soos AS IN
LISTED
NY number Of good Recruits will be received into this
"A Corps permission having obtained to increase the
same TO complss battalion The Blues attached 10 the nj
Legion service In Western Virgins, under the command
Of Brighter General Heury A. WISE.
The enlisted for the entire continuance
recruit viii be accepted for les period OF ens nen
Apply Captain Hammond Dusan Visa Legion Ifcs oTer
p Tsyors Muse store No leS Vain street. between 9th and
18th, Richrond between the hours of9 N and GP n.
None need apply but Of good character and robust
health
Honorary OF the Blues and otter friends the
ccuatry sed 10 assist u.s.
Uniforms and other necessary clothirg furnished.
o. JENNINGS WISE
aus0 -dfcd Captain r L. B.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23

VETERAN PATRIor-The Raleigh IN. o. Standard
lear tia, Gan K. O. Cotton who must be
ty years OF age has raised volunteer company in Graz,
ham county. General G. commanded Chatham COM
pauy in 1912, and was stationed al Norfolk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23

GrRsAx SaLnIERs.-There are supposed to be more
than 600 German soldiers in the Federal army
have been mustered in ct New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23
| WINTER QUARTERS FOR THE TRooPs-We stated In
S,tn,dars nars that The i,rter .sters D,partmen Of

WINTER QUARTERS roR THE TRooPs-We slated IN
Saturdays paper that the Qsrtermasers Department Of
the Confederate Government had contracted with Mr..
joseph P WELL for the erection, this city, OF sev-
sra undred sheds 10 be used as winter quarters for the
army aud expressed surprise that JOB of this magni
tude should have bsen awarded vitoou, Inviting bids
from other par les who might be wiling 10 undertake
the work We have since been informed that the impor-
t,pcc of zug tiuo was ore OF the which
Influenced the De !ar.neut in dispensing with this for
malay. Moreover, "the Department, as WI as q n.
winder hs Inspector General Of the camps soth had
very SAFE guide in arranging the terms OF the work re-
fired to- having had other buildings OF similar charac-
Ter ereccd here for which bids had been received
rhey were thereby enabled to form pretty correct
d5a,he number Of buildings TO DO erected beGg cor
sidered-as 10 The correctness OF The estimate made 10
addition to which they were perfectly sltisf with the
probiy Of the party employed wea with his ability
TO perlorm what he lad undertaken"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23
DIEp.

DR.. VIM H Jones, has been elected Captain Of the
Mecklenburg clualry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23
sOUTHERN FEMALE INsTLTUrl
BOARDING AND BAY School
FEMALE SEMINARY
on GRACE STREE. BETWEEN Sd AND 4rH

A. DUPUY, AN............. PrNcirA
ffNHE session Of this Tns1ton for Boarding AID Dsy
Il scholars, viii commence the LIST ofOesober, 1881.
The Principal viii be aided by welsetcted corps Of assist
ants In every department
Tee re- viii renan naltered.
For further information apply 70 A. ~ DUPUY,
selO-lm RicAmo nd Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23

SHQUESTRATI0N-SOT THE RECEIVER OF
- EASTERN DisTkcr giRer To al tcon q Con-
e'r-1 hereby no iy eve attorney, ore primer,
tuItee ettr holding controlling lands tene
meats heds goods Chate rights cred t.
inere therein we The E,sern sc o. Vrsinis Of OF Tor
alien OF the Confederate stAs Of kmercs .dy
to nfoIm srpo nted Receiver for the sad Dsic Of the
same and 10 rendr 10 me an the eof and 20 far
rraccab 10 tlaoe the Ia hands Any sdch
wfuy fai lug 10 d. vii be gail high ridemeanor aud
liable be indicted conyistd niet and provided
by Law
also notify each and every citizen Of th ronfe yates
speedily eye info r1aon to he requ ed by law 10
lands ard n
and ehHtte rights and Credits within the said Eastern D Of
Virginia. and Of right aud Interest therein held
sessed or e9j,yed by or for any ush ale enemy.
Ny Office the Northern Of Main Street In the city Of
Richmond, between i0h sni lith steet TAOS QtLs Re-
for the Essis n District of virginia te8-dkc2w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23
EDUCATION.

MyHH PXUaCI8Da % MBnD~ N. A.. ALLunyz
sOHoOL WILL o0NwEr o. ON fHR FfkST on fSf10nr 4.
AZ her resJenee lst Street, between Clay and hsshsi
sep Eft y -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23

NEW FAMILY FLOUR.-Kowiand's Xxx Family
~ Flour Palmetto Brand, esh ground from strictly prime
eEIDES MILLER,
sas Corner l<h and oary Dtrssls.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23

THH sxhaCIsIa o. M.as. y. q. ALLnnps
he, resJenee, on lst Street. between Clay and hsshs
sep Eft 't5'
MIR. LEFEBvRE'S SCHOOL, . :
RICHMOND, UsGisIA.
HB insutOn viii Re opened .ssis n The %. day q ns,.
rt P.r particulars, sppv 70 unn,prp ,r,vovpv
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.
BE nsxi o. his Intuition will open on THURSDAY he
IL 26th september. under q sy.tem Of military disclpins
Military School has established and Major llam H.
sn.De .ns p H. u.
be made for los r,ctoa In Isct es
Rev w. A. SMITH, President,
ssI-dtis. DC. Randolph Macon College, We
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
UyaE next eesen Of this ms Tuition beg ,tober it,
and eIpeeed 10 correspond in all respects TO those Of for
The sam. faculty will remain
The will be aIkeetfre and the liberal patronage
from this &c ;ton tn. touih IS hoped Tor.
B Las been decided u give to he daughters Of volunteers
in the suhee OF tie confderAe sta,e tel ion In the ins
calaogues may be foaud at all the Bookstores.
sts-I cHls. B. wBsr;E President
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTES.
Lsgrs RI =. RicaMOND, VA
,HE n.ucn VII 5. peo.a M III: r..epsS !, borders
i and day scholars the Is. Of Ocscber next.
lhe pr cpai vii be aided bya full corps Of assls,sot
For other nforasop, Apply 1, the ad
sS-im D.LEr PowsLL, Bexsi.
may be detained in III. country aw days beyond the 1T Of
October, by indpoion bot stslsian u In place.
that the duties q tie school viii usual During alb
apple be made Mr. Herismin Pols d. IN,
STATE 20 at House VI eusrs bs had stihe Doeko sefM
A.MokRIs Maia Street. .e
sea D. LEE POWELL
BOARDING AND DAY school
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
FK,yELN srEET, BuwIEs On AID Urn.
UyBE Misses CLoPToN daughters Of The ists Judge ciopion
will open sehool The Arss day Of 0stober, 1851
Circulars Of Terms, etc will be seat to those during them
Au7l-lns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23

BUGLEs, DRUMS AND FLIES.
ID AIS Drums Kettle Drums Drum Beass Drum snsres rum
wood Hfes Of The b AT QUALITY NJ PH. TsyL0hS,
sci = Music Store 1ss Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23
AMERICAN GUANO.

AN EltlOAN uUdNU,
Q00 TONS OF this valuable 6UAHo II nd eferei
DO the farmers and deers fertilizer, which has been
iset during the thu with saAetory
that b.ained by any manure. and ~
Kry!As and 20 PkR cEsr LES rHAS MANIPULATED GrASo
Il viii be lied In barrels IN. option OF the par
huer. Apacksgei viii bear ny and will be rsnied
genuine and To chssers Of large quantities. will
sid rpon satisfactory terms
The above hu all this valuable frrI.
he Market and friends desiring TO shouIi
nsdi tey. BsLIX X. CAVE
suSl-ilm Be,v.n's Block 18th street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23
MLInR NAYos RxPLI.

OrncrRs So Rrarxxsr Va voLs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23

- sIss 4 II ann ToLAssEs. 90 hi priae qlai,y No
= ase sugar; 10 bl Crushed suga; 20 hbl choice qll,y
~ Moatse In store for sale LUSLoP. MoS3URE o..
se1l-lw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23
MIR. LEFEBvRE'S 5

yHLS Institution will he opened again the 10. day of
IL btr 1851 fr the reception both OF Boarders and Gay
Pr particulars, sppg 10
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-08

For professional aud business cards, On
Guiding the Daily pap"r,) not exceeding
live lines. for II months, $l5-without
paper so.
The privilege of yearly advertisers is
strictly limited To their own Immediate and
regular bu>!n.>> and the business of AN
advertising I;.n is not considered as inclu-
ding tina. OF It's individual members.
Advertisements published At irregular
intervals. 3 per square for each insertion.
Anuouncin. candidates for q Di>tricr or
State Sfiice, s 10: for Parish Office. 81 ::
C!.y office. $50 be paid i'll advance.
All advertisements Tor strangers or tram
-ien; per-oas. - !,e paid in advance.
Advertisements not marked on the copy
tr :, specified time. will be inserted I'LL
forbid. and payment cxactcd.
Marriages sud deaths VIII be published
az new uhitti;,rir-. tributes "' respect, and
t,nc.GI: invitations rs other advertisements
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-08

the lines Of. Washington on the side
Of the Potomac, crossing above Ar
lington Heights and Alexandria.
Washington, June 4-There was
movement made on Fairfax Court
House last night The particulars
have not been made known for OBJ
viOuS reasons.
There has been no renewal of at
tack on Acqua Creek. When Scott
is ready the place will be carried. In
the meantime, the Pawnee will cruize
in the vicinity to prevent the cree
ton of further fortitication.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-08

.A2han-suy Hcm&-The Eor, Smitl
I imrs of the 22u ult.,, gives the fol
lowing items:
Ben Mccullough is hourly expect
ed here.
From apyivate letter from, Fort Ar-
buckle. We learn that tha. post az
+ on Cohb are garriSoncd by IeN&"
troops.
Volunteers are fast enrr!i;H@ IL
every county. Applications axe be
ing received hourly ;t he;,e,-s, quarters
for companiesread% TO be. mustered
into service. Gen. Prar"e .Aas hi,
hands full.
The teleg,aphic wira.at Van Buren,
has been cut, and the good people OF
that place willsno suffer it 70 be pat
up again.
A gentleman in from Scott county
says the wheat crop. is very tine, amt
hat some of the farmers are cutting
their wheat now, and that most "t i
viii soon be ripe enough. The crolis
In this county, are also fine. ILL.,
cor,l crop is said.to,be the largest. ana
| finest ever known.
We learn from gentleman, tNst i'll
from Scott county, that the citizens
Of that county have arrested thirtecn
men, with seventy-tive head of horses
and a large number of cattle. They
came from Texas, and upon e2amln-
alton, many OF them showed mark,
of the lash. It is supposed that they
have oeen stealing from the Texans
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-08
The kentucky State Troops Evac-
uate Paducah Under Apprehen-
SiOnS Of an Attack from Cairo.

The report which reached here
yesterday, that the Kentucky State
troops had left Paducah to Join. Col.
Cheatham's command, near the Ten
nessee line, has been confirmed. Over
three hundred men left that city
Tuesday evening, taking with them
1900 stand of muskets, six pieces Of
artillery, with all the munitions OF
war in the city. This action was
precipitated by the belief that three
thousand men We're to be detailed
from Cairo to secure these arms, and
take possession of the town. The
citizens there are said to be in. con%
stant expectation Of the arrival Of
the Northern forces, and many Of
them are preparing. to leave, so con-
tident are they that this expectation
will speedily be realized.
Col. Cheatham's command is ex-
pected to move to-day to join the
West Tennessee forces at jackson,
and the whole body will he kept in
readiness to meet any Northern force
that may attempt to penetrate the
couln DV way oI Tie ViliO anu MO-
bile railroad. Pillows division will
be divided, it is thought, between
Union City and Jacksen.for this pur-
pose: and the detachment designed
for Union City is likely the force that
is now expected there.
The work of constructing a cross
embankment from the Ohio to the
Mississippi levee, SO as to embrace
about FIVE acres of ground, has been
commenced and will be vigorously
prosecuted 10 completion. The earth
| is brought from Villa Ridge a dis
tance Of about twelve miles. bv-the
! Illinois Central Railroad:
Tho following statement exhibits
| the number Of soldiers who have en-
tered the army hospital at this post
since the 27th Of April, and the dis
eases for which they were treated
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-08

Patent :; Desk, Chairs, Tables, Gas
Fittings, and every article needed
about first class newspaper estab-
lishment. any Or all Of which can be
had at 80 per cent. discount, below
the original cost ut the manufactory
Nhenthe present duty uf "a per
cent. on all goods Of this description
from the North is taken into consid-
ieration, the advantages of this offer
will be readily perceived by pur-
chasers.
Apply to the type Foundry and
Paper Warehouse OF.
GEO. II. VINTEN.,
No. 100 Poyd>us Street, New Or.
iruus.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-08
New Orleans Cards.
TO PUBLISHERS OF Ne us:
PAPERS,.
F 0 r : al e..


l. X. hoe q Co.'S Patent S'nGl"
Cylinder l'nnt'ng narminr' h"'
;'"S"4' "itti hofl'i> amt iS"f'cf Nf"'H"'
. complete IN good running order. near
~ new. Cost >2]oo III Ne"-l "rk.
l'rlce >i"lo.
/. sly - eight horsepower En-
cine. with INDICATOR. ShaftlnS' I'H-
leys, bands, / tues, Ae. III complete
running ORDER. Cost entire 500
& Price o22:.
1 / Il. H"r \ Cos het an" llaten
! Power PRINTING NArhlne' Isaac
! Aaain~ iatthJ ilatrn 2"Nlo.
!. ! he best book press made; III per
! feet running order tor 'Iand orSiram
: .""er. t"st at t." haiiufacsufv
5000. IHce 81 NO.
! Il. lioe X COS lmrr"Fed Gear
q e" standing i'ftSS' iiaten ''2Nl2 ::
. sere" u mch">;' t'St $500.
'rice $40. l"gr1hrf with about
Il ten cross iTrss boards tor ilo''hl"
loyal BOOK work '"S'o2l per
gross. Ir'te : - per @T"e*'
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-08
Special for the Daily News.
Receircd yesterday Ereniug.

Cincinnati, June 4.-'The federal
lists have advanced from the West be-
vond Grafton meeting the Nirginians
at Phillippi. Col. kelly,.of the fed
eral troops was killed, the Virginians
retired.
Washington,. June A.-The 18th
Regim ~nt was ordered to sleep on
their arms Last night Three thous-
and troops still hold Fairfax Court
House.
Baltimore, June 4,-Ma~shal Bon
natort returned with instructions to
arrest all plotters and seize all arms
found in the hands of doubtful suspi-
cious persons, also to employ to watch
the highways leading from the city.
Marshal Bonnatort holds himself
accountable only to the Department.
Washington, june 4.-There are
such indication OF an advance on
Fairfax Court house or Mansas
Junction; it is supposed the Southern
troops will withdraw from Fairfax.
but tight at Manassas Junction.
1t is believed there Will certainly
be fight in less than twcnty-four
hours. ..... t.
The fire Zouavcs, Michiganders
and Massachusetts 9TH Regiment are
leading the columns, and will be
supported by the entire force at
Washington if necessary
On conquering Fairfax the Rail-
road will be Immediately repaired to
that point for the transportation Of
troops to attack Manassas Junction.
Louisville, June 4.-No orders has
vet been received at the postot;ice.-
Soutl.e,n letters are forwarded as
heretofore. Some letters received
from the South having Confederate
stamps on them are delivered by the
Postmaster, he collectin" three cents
additional postage. No change will
be made until, orders are received.
Washington, June 4.-Hiyh mill
tarv authority states that 40 forward
movement of federal troops viii be
made for Il few days.
Careful inspection shows, the pro
jections used by the Southerners at
Acouia Greek are from novel cannon,
evidently European, but how or
where they got there is the question.
The clerks who refused to take the
oath OF alle"iauce, are still retained
in the Treasury Department.
Washington, June IA ;heologi-
cal student from Kichmonl reports
100000 troops IN VIRGINIA, 10000 OF
whom at Harper's Kerry. 1t is
thought the student has been sent here
to deceive the government relative
to the Southern strength.
Chicago. june 1.-The Tribune
urges the appointment OF. Il Douglas
! Democrat - the Senatorial vacancy.
J. y. Pulley. Il representative has
been arrested by Col. Prentiss at Cal
TO. ior treason.
Cairo, .lnne 4.-I'he Southerners
l,ave 5000 troops at Union City. an
other regiment havin" arrived on
Friday.
/ Ten thousand troops are between
Cairo and Memphis.
Louisville, June 4.-Nlr. Crittcn-
den has been nominated as the iudc-
pendent Union candidate for Con
"rcss.
New York, june A-I.icutrnan,
Colonel Farnhaln commands 1hs Fire
| Zouaves.
Washington, june A.-Parties re,
presenting the bogus Kentucky vol,
unt--rS, at camp. Clay have been tc
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-08

The only death that has occurred was
that ot'the citizen who was accident
ally shot bv q guard.
The ight train wednesday niS',7
brought three twents-tour Founders.
with the necessary a,nn1ln tlontorls Use
at this post. Whcn the columbiads and
thirtv-1wo Founders, which have he"n
SO long ON the way, viii reach Cairo
We have no definite idea. The cornl-
bial~. We learn, passed lndianapoli,
FOUR days ago.