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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-27
THE DRANESVILLE FIGHT.

Richmond, December % despatch from
Ccntrcville, this morning, says We have ta-
ken Drancsvlle, the point occupied by the en-
cmy on Friday. The Yankees ran like race
horses. Our loss on Friday was, so killed,
13o wounded and 40 missing The cnemy's
loss fully as much
The Lynchburg RepuJAcon of this morning
has private Letters stating that Gen. Jackson,
with brigade, left Winchester on the 10th.
and, on reaching the Potomac destroyed dam
No. 5, which feeds the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal. BY the destruction of this splendid
stone dam, water communication is cut off be-
tween Washington and the coal region of
Maryland, in the neighborhood of Cum erland.
Washington will thus be reduced to great
straits for fuel.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-27
New Military Company.

BY reference to the proceedings of mill
tary meeting, held at Town Hall on yesterday
it will be seen that Capt w. L. DEPAss has
organized his company of volunteers He
numbers scventy-two good men, is recruit
ing daily, and is expected to leave on We'd
nesday next for the Columbia camp of instruc-
ton.
We congratulate Capt. DEPAss in his sue
cess, knowing well the many difficulties with
which he had to contend in his organization.
None, we are satisfied, who may attach them
selves to his corps will ever have cause to re-
gret the association. His Licutcnants arc all
brave and good men, and favoraby known to
the people of our District. His men are com
posed of just such as Kershaw is able to pro-
duce and will feel proud to acknowledge.
Kershaw Grcys-Capt. y ohm l.. Jones.
In our last issue we should have stated that
this fine Company had gone into Camp, at the
CORVALLIS Quarters, on the Wednesday of last
week; but the press of business during the
past two issues of our paper, has been so heavy
as to cause us to neglect the publication of
several local matters, both civil and military,
of Importance which we regret much. We
hope, however, our friends in camp will view
the omission as unintentional on our part. We
understand they have been recruiting rapidly,
and have now in camp near one hundred fine
stalwart men. They will probably leave for
Columbia on Monday next, and will be mus
tered into service the following day.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-27
Death i'm Camp.

John J. R1cHBoURGH, Of Capt. WARREN's
Compan", died at Camp Gst, on Friday, the
goth inst. His remains were brought home in
charge of private YATES. OH Monday last. lie
was a good and true soldier, and would have,
no doubt, rendered valuable service, had he
lived.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-27
Christmas.

The commemorative Festival Day of the
Birth of Christ was celebrated in Camden in
an unusually quiet and orderly manner. No
grand display of fireworks, neither shooting of
crackers, nor drunk man to be seen on the
street-everything was order.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-27
The Ladies' Aid Association.

The following acknowledgment has been
handed us, as til, best and only means bv
which it could have general publicity there
not having been any meeting OF the Associa-
ton during the week previous to the publca-
tion of our paper. 1t affords us much pleasure
to be able to record the noble deeds of our
fair ladies of the "Camdcn Aid Association,
This is but one of many-their hearts and
purses ever open to the suffering poor or dis
tressed SOLDIER. Such Acknowledgements of
renttances, OF anything they may wish pub
llshcd to advance the good cause in which
they are engaged, will always find welcome
in our columns, whenever presented:
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-27
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL
Important from the North.

Important from the North.
THE MAsoN-sLIDELL AFFAIR-LoRD LYONS d..
LAToRY-LINCoLN WEEK IN THE KNEES
YANKEE NEWS FROM THE POTOMAC AND MIS-
soURI-HATTERAs PRISONERS RELEASED,
ETC., ETC.
NORFOLK, December 24.-The New York
Herald of the 2ist has been received here
Lord Lyons is said to have had two interviews
ola very cordial character with President
Lincoln.-No formal written communication
passed, nor has Lord Lyons, as yet, made any
demand for the release of Mason and Sdell
Lord Lyons expects further instructions to ar
rive by the steamship America, and he has
intimated that he will Withhold his demand un-
til he receives the Americas mails
The New York Herald says that in the
event of a peremptory demand for the release
of Mason and Slidcll being made by England,
Lincoln will probably yield them, in view of
the present exigencies of the country in its
struggle with the rebellion, provided that En-
gland shall maintain her neutrality The
Herold says that sit is better to yield to the
exigencics of the crisis and promptly to relieve
England of her convenient pretcxt for quar-
rel, by restoring Mason and SldeIl to British
protection" The Herald adds: We will
settle with England hereafter.
The n. Y. Times says that Minister Adams
in his dispatches to the State Department at
Washington, does not mention that he knows
the purport OF the instructions of the English
Government to their Minister There is moth
ing in Adams dispatches indicating that En-
gland makes any oXorbitant demand upon the
US Private letters, received from British
Statesmen, assert that Great Britain will not
demand the release of Mason and SHdcll. but
will merely require an apology.
The Rump Congress has made an appro-
priation for the immediate construction of 20
irom-clad gumboats.
The HcrDld contains the Northern accounts
of the Drancsvie affair. Gen. Mccall, in his
official report, dated Drancsvillc, December
20, says: Gen. Ord's Brigade, with the lst
Regiment of Pennsylvania Rifles and the Boston
batteries of Artillery, had brisk tirht today
with the enemy, consisting of four regiments
anda battery OF artillery. The enemy were
defeated and fled. We have found forty of
loss was two killed and eight wounded.
The Herald publishes dispatches from Gen.
lIallcck in Missouri, dated December 10, an
nouncing the capture of $50 rebels, with their
tents, horses, baggage, &c, at Cat Camp.
News received at Shawnee Mound from Seda-
liza, Mo-. dated Dec. 20, says that 200 wagons
1000 horses and nearly 1000 troops have
been captured 10y Gen. Pope.
Late adviccs from the S. G. coast say that
Gen. Stevens brigade, consisting of 1000 men,
now Occupy Beaufort, Lady Island, St. Helena
and Bay Point. The number of men at Port
Royal and vicinity is 100000 five hundred
thousand pounds of cotton had been secured
at last accounts.
Two hundred and eighty-f four released pris-
oncrs of war who were taken at Fort IIateras.
arrived here last night, from Fortress Monroe.
supplies for the Southern fleet left Hamp-
ton Roads to-day.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-27
Apologize.

ARVAV6OSASs
1t was not our intention to have issued any
paper this week, in common with all the press
of the State, but having neglected to mention
it in our last number, we shall issue this as an
extra, giving the latest news of the week, up
to last night, being the only medium through
which many of our country friends are able to
secure the news of the day. We make this
explanation, that our readers may know at
once the cause of their receiving half sheet,
with but little in it.
We have much valuable original matter for
next weeks issue, which should have appeared
in this, had we published full sheet, amongst
which will be found two very interesting let
ters from camp-ono from our own coast, the
other from an extreme southern division of our
army.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-27
NOTICE.

\ IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE UNDER.
IA signed by note or account requested to come
forward and settle the same at once One of the firm
having volunteered in the defence Of his country re-
quires the business to be settled up by the first Of
January, 1862. Those who do not avail themselves
of this opportunity will have to settle with After
note. GAYLE YOUNG.
December q
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-27
CHARLESTON, S. c., December 90, 1861.

CHARLESTON, ). g., December 90, 1861.
Mrs. s. Amclia Cantey-Deor Madom |
desire, in behalf of the Committee. gratefully
to acknowledge the receipt of your note OF the
18th inst covering $3l, from the Ladies' Aid
Association of your town, for the sufferers bv
the late fire in this city. The TWO bundles of
clothing came also to hand, this morning. and
in very short time were assorted and distrib-
uted 10y the ladies of the Committee, who have
charge of this part of our good work
Please assure the ladies of Camden. that
their offering has been most acceptable, ard
served to relieve the wants of many who were
destitute of clothing, and in many cases of lit
tie children, who had been snatchcd from their
beds, with only their night garments to cover
them from the cold
Thanking you for your kind sympathy, l
am, with much respect,
Your obcdicnt servant.
J.K. SASS, Treas.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-27
To Arrive.

A despatch has been received to the effect
that Col. JOSEPH B. KERsHAw and Mr. T. J..
ANcRUM, will arrive by this evenings train.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15
LATER FRox EUROPE.

C.PE RAGS, DC: The Bavaria has arrived of this
pom, v,1 Lyerpo, advices TO Monday, September ="h
TIE principal points Of Der news has been anticipated
TIe Loadoa Tines in IL city article Of the s".h OF
September SAYS tha: great excitement prevailed IN Tor
ECU markets eO1seq sent the distinct repetition OF the
sa-olassuen, thai spain and France would intervene IN
tl- a. irs Of Mexico Mexican stocks sdya-ced mere
shan Two per cent Toe downward tenderey in Eogish
fl2ds continues Consols closed at from sS Is 70 %
Toe slls Of cotton at Liverpool on the 2)ih we're 49,
ul bake Of which SPECTATORS and exporters took So
O0 bales Tls market Is much excited and prices enc
fourth three eighth higher since Friday At the close
pslsss 'yl had up Yard tendency.
Adyiels from Manchester state that there has been
slight advance 10 al descriptions OF goods.
Al Liverpool bsssdstuf, were tending dounWArds-
elar sas inl and sales Of American QlOted from
g 20 S0s-aud Provisiocs were dull Sugar sas drn,r
--C5Ese and Rec had advanced
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15
IMPORTANT YRON PENSACOLA.

Ars0srA, Ga De- 1.-THE Peosaeola %. erver, Just
received contains the correspondence between Colonel
BoEn, in command at Fort Pickens and General Bragg
commander OF the Confederate forces at Pensacola reA-
o the hospitals at the Navy Yard. Col BrO"n says
b. notices large ysOs alg on The building Ia the lite
Of bs batteries, and SAYS it may DO used protection
tor the Confederate troop and gives notice to General
Bagg TO have all the women children aud SICK removed
General Bragg replies tia; the boeiDg nov used as a
hospital has a~sys been used such ard he intends
costume 10 use for that purpose. he vii respect
CT BroWas hospital, even though the Federal guns are
directed 70 the destruction Of the Confederate hospital
Gen. Bragg says he viii hold Col Brown responsible
TO the void for anJ filry to hiz hospital.
TIE s,s 81 altl Rosa consists Of three frgaIes and
small -trauer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15
IsLEGAAPhIU.
Tar NAVAL VIOroRY At NEW OaLkANS


NEw OsLzASs Oc'. l4.-Tbe tHp,d ton under CON-
naad.r as consisted Of the AAnAssls, the iroH-oad
marine oatering ram, with one 642ounder Dahlsrvn
gIa the steamer Calhoun (le Gag ship. With one a.
p1u1des sld t-o poander Dlhlgren guns the steam
o. Iyyy with IN saeb 80 FOUNDER riaei the steamer
Jlsksoa, Nth two Sineh COlunbiAds; the ssluer NJ
r., with 81 pouodsr, mounted PIVOT, four SIGH
|C1Im5i.ds AID s4-pOunder, rid d the steamer Tus
'ea-ora, with one s{uca COlunbAd AMI S2POIntsr
slsd; aal TIE cutter PcksDs with an sneh Caumbiad
asd foa; 24pOundsr eArrODAdss-
Fhs blockaisrs bad the Richmond, Yilcennss PEBBLE
wstar Which, aad the schooner JOsePa H. TOOns, IN al
IS guas.
l Friday night last. our feet red from Fer, Jack
500 tbs NasassAs leading the way The night vas III
teLssly dark and the Manassas into vessel strik-
lag her rear the 30 " and cutting into her uPsArds Of
trgny feet AppzIiog shrieks heard aboard the
doomed ship; sgnal rockets we've dred; the enemy
bat 20 gdIr.ers aad P,riscs iron hail fell upon and
a-ogad Niuassss, during which her mleiiaery be-
e,uis de-sngsi The TuscArora and the jack came
~ sith I've bArgs5 which had been cut OsOs add set
lirif, on the stream.
Wasa tie uornag came our 4 ,st commenced 10 Iur-
o., he retresiiug enemy and heavy sLnneaAdilg ts
ga shich lasted 81 eight O'Clock. Several shots struck
tie ,hmond. The Shots from he Yankees we're badly
szs5 q, ,bsy iii touch one Of our vessels When
TIE ssag ended n, fact returned TO the city, With tie
pss schcoaer Joseph q TOOOe, loaded With GOAL and
Ws;,s had been deserted during the night. large
ss,5ti:v Of laaber hish bad been intended for the
e5.sru,.i,n Of forthca1a At the head of the Iasss
vas burned
NV OsLElSs Os: l4-Tas prizes captured we're
the joseph T. Tsoas and launch belonging % the Fed
er s:sazsr Richmond which latter wAs ladsa with cut
LIS Is.
Tia vessel sunk vas oOs the PEBBLE. ba: tie vncen-
ne5.
Tares 7sssss Of our expedition arrived on Saturday
l.-h.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15
DIs SD,

On yesterday Non iAy) morrlng al o'clock, Mr. WILLAx
JARVIS JARys IN the Soh Of his sfsr short lines
Of IS days
The relA friends and seQual1tar Of he family are In
vsd attend funeral this day lrueday) al IL oef With
further Invitation, from h late reAdenee HowArd
Grove.
he Jgneon. 10 tba eOany Hanover the 9Th Of oeto
be- lsS JAS VI. boswell, Ia u. 81 year Of his
he had lst his HON his fAm aud friends In the epjoy
prfc hssh The nornlag previous o. he sad Aci
deaf Vhleh trn tied h short dsehn his daies
lduetor the Virginia Cenr Raroat when
onei bis sAd iAr luz have cause TO be hankfl
OF without nonents waning He fingered
nsAy dGys desih his retf zyn evidences
al he Of The most psct rsslgn aon TO the VIII OF that "a
vou AoHe sooh when the hour Of dissolution
with hat faith which Vss death
s tach, truly SAY, vas his that for several
and luton=d AL tis bed Side TO
prepared their God; not put Oft tn
do only The Last sabbath that he gave evil
faith PAAkng Of the Lords supper. Gsnerous
Kind fault and honest In his Transactions Wit"
enemy the eonseous 81 hing iy he died sh
perfect Of the reward OF the hnA l. f hu and We
~ BYA FRIEND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15
aEnIEaIRArION ACT,

ITAvNG been appointed the Judge Of the District Court Of
the Confederate S,a OF America for the Easi srn District
Receiver for The District des g1aiei Ia NE SUI
on District Of virginia made BY said Cosrt As
No and r,mptnr tbs counties Of Loudour, PrfAx AtNan-
da including he Of AeNsndra, Prince Wsm faugae
RAppahAnno Cul2sPsr Nsfs1a aud GTeen; hereby noup
y Attorney Ageui Yrne Partner Trlstee other person
hli ~ or &C nrolag said District, huS iensnen,s
tanent goods ehaitles, rights credits In
te, thereto % any alien enemy Of ths Confederate htas
Of America speedily inform Of the sans and 70 r.Hdsr to
ne thereof and far practicable 70 place ne
,Ans UGH uuly falling 70 do - VIII
be guilty. high irme and haol. 70 DC indicted cor
ared and npsoned and TO be sued by the Confederate
saie IS prov And also not y each and every e
sen fine Conis srsts stAe' 70 give speedily formation 10 me
oy laS) Of any all lands teasmens md herCda
en goods ehs,ei rights and credits within tbs iad DIS
e every h and Interest therein held owned aad pos
'S''''' '" W - FRANCIS '. SMITH,
,.,a-at.,4. Receiver for District No. J.
ks-NToh,eh al wArreu.ou, Paaqler eouaIy, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15
DY rM" GOVERNORS OF v,H.INIA.-l

EA' GpNGhNO6 Or
ID PRUCLANA TlONWhereAS, In the elections about to Be-
bel C stA;e fer electors Of Preside sud NeePTtsieni
for oOo gsi the Confederate sA,es and ao
CeRvsaon, and OF the house of Dee
supply vacancies existing sppesrs 10
Of the counties eni 10 sal elec
ous may In tie son Of the Of hos
and that Ia tf such pessesson ~ be
Inprac able hold said elections tie PLACES Authorized by
General Assembly and the Co4vsnton hayrg made
4, p oyson fer tuch emergency Now, heisor., JUN
GoVerrcr the CommonEeAh Of virgil do hereby
prescribe ne oslg for holding said eleeors sab
ss % the alton o. The Legislature or the vonvenuon;
In ether OF q Il Iona " on A1y proceeding nom
eavy D. inpra sb 10 hold the leeaoa Al
any delegated lag os holding the same any person
within tbs county other place therein az whh
Vtss % ~ be taxes. And In the o. rse 81 ctoa a
election he'll In c)unis OF he Dsre
therein vote other county ths District which
votes msy be tsksn.
Of the euaty D. Ct present himself 70 the Com
Esioaers CourIous Of ether county poaon
he Commissioners nent al vhl he he
poll bs openei ior the eccon esc
tians authorized be held To- his coany Eat uch po he
So he eut lied Commissioners Oh al bis
na-,- 20 be recorded fsf Il were In bis ~
The Nhass dug "a 70 maNe rstaIns OF elections shall
hu Al the cNneason % the I'm retain such separate
pals 10 he See etA.y % the ConnorUeNth
t4knx such special polls the prceeeeiagl shA be
haa A. under urescbed II regular elect
where returning oecTs may nos nnd 2raecAes
fer reasons the places ees aae hy law
s.y nav the 20 and In their ody - thr sScee
A-y Of the % nonsealth-
~ ysn under nv hand Is Governor and under the al
ofths Cnumonvs Richm,nd. tn. N day Of oe
tO0er, D. 1851 and in The Ssih gar o. We oo1mon-
~. Hh JOHN LErCHER.
By The G,vernSrs
esOAsE w. NrxToSD,
e. Wafi n Nm un HNalf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15
FALL ELECTIONS.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE


the ofthe Second sona District Nreiaa eoa'
posed 4 the aes Prize Anne Norfolk Isle
OF wight siry eusex reensvs and Sou hampton ard the
eide. Of Norfolk an Porsmout
According ressed WISHES number Of yotsu Of ths
Dtrc, hereby ryef candidate 70. seat IN
The first regular Congress ofthe Confederate siatts
DO not ,xpec (u3les Circumstances dsmsnd TO eahvt
the District persons absent from III r respective
and there are particular 10 uss dividing the BIS
trict
Davis II Stephens Offices Of President and Vice
President Confederate stat America trey have M
fy dschar ed duties Of their so add tmineny
worthy farther support and should be elected shs
which shall tend 70
the States and prosperous without
desire TO be again united with the ts gov
ernnsni JOHN b. KIIBY,
\ folk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15
VIZ. H. MCFARLAND.

To TIE voTEss OF THe2s1 CONGRESSIONAL District
In obedience 10 invitations addressed published 10
esspGpe and otherwise commun 'sted Announce
yef candidate TO repessht In the 81 Congress OF TIE
Confederate SIstes-
the National Assembly 10 this hour Of eountrys
troubl. coveted sAou dec ne lend his
All Whe The people tervi This feeling has deter
mined mo 20 The csnrSe have consented to pursue
m not expected presume, that there should be active
CANVASS d.,'i when the citizens engossei s the
mporan. and absorbing suHjec, Of war AID trsg
events
one g-est object should be kept In view by ALL In the
present unity Thought eern and acdou Let there
be No people but united hearts
aud .adI And my likely 10 dhraet the harmony hat
houd prevail then your for else. should
you sec, me- my ,aeais and eaeres shall be faithfully dc
voted to your service.
Your Fellow -eltifen,
,ssO-ta. JOHs r. CHAMRLIss ss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15

fauea LYONS. sa L. can Ilda'e 70 rsprts int III. peo-
o. the ID psnic comp sed OF he counties t NJ nreo Han
Charles Ciy, ksn EIaheih City, Wsrsiek ana nE
tns Confederate states osls-tde
DY THE GovERyOR OF VIRGINIA.
ID PRUCLA Ma IiON-WhertA vacancy has occurred IN
Del q gniA Oecaonsd BY the resignation
the Deleg Il. elect e the eou " Of FAEquer
relore erin OF said hereby required 10 hold
sn VerAl places Of Ing sroed by las In rad
eouay The wedaesd1y being the GIN dAy Of November
next, for a i-gAte 70 Eu the vacancy Aforesaid
Given uadsr my hand 60 ard uader the seal
Lof the kehmond this Ian day OF 0o
lbe- 1861 Aad In the year The Commonwealth the slh.
John LErCHER
BY The 6oyein,r:
6AoSsE W. MUSToEo,
oel5-c:s Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15
rUGTrIyEs-soxEBoDY 81 HURT"

PESsAcOLA, Oct IL "A party, consisting Of Captain
Butler and wife, Mr.. Packard and wife, ald NJ. Gess
Lut and probably Others escaped to Fort Piekens on
Friday evening last, under false preteEces.
The United States vessels of here have their color at
halEmast
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15
once Of The onfe deratr states War
lax for the Mate OF yirgin
tsct

Under the authority Of the rsesn, act Of the cCnrs Of
L the Confederate states Of Amer peydnr ior the col
rclon OF WAR TAX Ia the several sa:es have been con
oned hy the President OF said stes Chief Collector OF
Tax ~, saie OF Virginia 1t made duy by thu
aid ge's divide Ste no enieo nh-r
ofCoecon psts to spJ with the spprobai Of IA.
Of Treasury, TtS Collector for each District Az
mature conderasn. aided by CONSULTATION wfh the able
ee Of the State Government, have determined
the following division, viz
snail con.u,- Collect, DIST let slc'pt Abe
BeJfo d. Cnssietl fssquer Bali Beniico, T. Ct
bridge sad inclusive OF Winchester which shAh each
iiu,e Col ect Districts and sIcep, ais, the eoubs
Augusta Inclusive Of oba Inclusive Of Iyn-h
burg Loud0n rtsyyaa Inclusive Of Dans Rockingham and
.chmo1d y shall continue each three e. let OF Districts
The cities OF rrsdscksburg horfolk Petersburg Williamsburg
and Portsmouth, constitute Coll elton district
THIS ys on beat, view oiihe amount
be collected each dBr also vltn rt 70 the
axed rpe satin each Coll ctor area
dsc hal TO be aje cNeusv 10 inoncesn orde TO
produce soa5 Of revenue 'nfe en' fr adequa remunea
The Erdsrs gned reasonable opportunity Fven
all Of the learn " this dyiho OF e stse Into
stricts and for al who dile H. TO participate In the
patriotic labor Of collecting this War rSI essay nesns TO
cend rrhs and Independence, v proceed TO
ppont the Cec for the several districts All applications
shich IN writing aceomp In,d by testimonials 81 qush
,ons ac,er will Irou'h the postooe only,
% ensure attention HENRY 7. G.RNtTT.
CHE, Collector for the Confederate War Tax
ocS-x3r for the State Of yHgiala
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15

SPECsAL NO rICR.-we have Just received large lot
Carpet and India Rubber Leggns Suitable for militia
purposes which purchased by the senior partner and
which will be sold the lowest for cash. BY kLEN HILL
90, No. 12I saia street. Richmond, Va od
SUPPLIES WANTED FOR THE ARMY.
y PIP vi be received for fdrnihlng supplies NJ Red
copper. Potatoes, Peas, 1eans and winter
Vegetables 81 all kinds and Pickles Tor the use OF the
deli cradle At point oonven ent 70 the troops or In
chmond supply Of red pepper essentially reeessy Til,
rcl should carefully preserved by al Who wish 10 minis
miort health Of force, the field goun up and
seked in bags boxes keg% H. CLAIBORNE Major and
lom. seiS-cim
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15
TO CLERKS OF COUNTIES AND CORPORA

.c,ur., M OF the members excited the H,5se Of Dele
sa,s paving been 'syed In conseq n"
DE dSturbei eoad ofthe unty. the CLERKS ~ the County
!. 4usin Courts state respectfully requested 70 for
"a 40 mr. afdres a. sehnDn hsnam fire pers1ni II ct
"A 10 that 6ody n IN respect COUNTIES and oIatops
,cttS. M r. GORDON, JR., q, H y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15
lRNY sCPPLrEs YROg ABPoAp

ArGrs7A Ga, Os'. I4.-The savannah Republican Of
this orai says has good authority for stating that
British vessel has very recently reached port in the
oOhsdra.e States with valuable cargo and chiefly Of
ANY supplies