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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04
r@sPECIAL NOTICE.

In rtrg from the Good, aving gold out our
lire ,toc y We take this opportunity ofrturnng hsr TO
ends and the pabc the klnd received from them
sw0 ADS fHAW.
NpIu psr.-n, indebted 70 rs will pelse immediate
psyaen .,,-,.,,,-. ,. A..
NJ IN until further notice. where application can be made -
the store which most admirable arranged r Al
most " kind Of business. -.
at O. 4.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04
AYANKEE BOAST.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct "A di,catch from Washington
d,,ed Sept 49, says the Foderals claim that they took
Munson's Hill on the night Of the 9s'h.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04
RESIGNED

BcsroS, Sept ssth.-Hon. William Applston has re-
signed his sest in Congress account Of III health
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04

TSINE HARNESS AND SADDLE HORSE POh
sALeThe ubscrlbsrs Will sell young and stylish HOES
Of hne .z speed endura warranted SOUND He moves
well ssd lie aud In har gentle and We trained
a1e year, Price $500. Apply TO - .-x,
oc4 WIhtNo flOabhN.
NOR RENT OR LEASE.-The tenement en- han
street. between 9th and 10th streets recently occupied by
H,grrty s,fk snd temporarily In possession OF the
eouti Express Company
FOR terr, apply 10 GRO g. PEAKE 10 the Posses
.,or ,y.r "a soon AZ desired ccI--u
OrTics RIcIAOSp AN PETIRsnrRG BAmRoAp Co..
Richmond, Va, Oct Cd, 1851.
ON and sfe Friday, Oct 5h the trains on fets lET9Sl
\ this road will be - follows: - ES22tAx
sail rralnleaves Riehmood BAL Y abAN
FREIGHT and Trains daily, except sund At
A. n and 4HN.
Mall Train leaves Petersbarg daily at GEN.
so,ommodaon Trains daily, except euneays, n
A n and PN -,
The only connecting with the roads south
OF Pete EhurL ~,
Travellers In mlod that the Government requires all
ocs al T. H. wYHNE supt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04

'H snsnex EnCIsKs OF MIss N. A: ALLRN's
bono0L WILL CoAHEhCa On fHs RlggT OF OOr0BER-
sep 9-H 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTlTUTE.
LINDEN RO y, RICHMOND VA

D. LEE POWELL, A. n .... prnc,,II
HE Institution will be reopened for reception borders
Il and day scholars o the ist october nex.,
The Principal vii be aided by full corps CT AsslsAn
For circulars other inforson Apply 70 ili e or 3D.
ress
see-lm D. LEE POWELL B<xU
may be detained In the country few days beyond LIST Of
etobe By ncpoion; bat ssliants I'LL be In place,
vat the duties Of tie school viii usual During ib
nee arpc. ton be made 10 Mr. serimln Pos d. The
ste oar Houe CT eus may be had al the Boekao Mr.
=. Moksrs, Main htreet.
se2t ID POWELL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04
EDUCATION.

LNNGLIsH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL, MAYO
IL srkKErrhe 18Th annual sessien Of this School viii
asnce Monday the 2sd Int In TIE IJnsersIs o. ureh
Mona Bsaisnge Will Instruct frenehand Mr. Jo cayo
N DravioG
Terms. ks., - heretofore.
fe3-2W q p BtJRRr9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04

HE next sestlon Of this Ins tuon will been October l 1884,
and expected 70 respects TO thoss Of for
year..
The faculty viii remain.
lie terms viii be and PATRONAGE
rom this section and the south 10 hoped for
Ell has been decided give The dasghte of volunteers
,rsnches Of
Catalogues may be found al al the Boekstores
Yor further Information sppy .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04
MANUFACTURES ToDAOCo. lee Peck.

OIICBs-L Persons Who sending eiothng an1 pns
IN 70 trro In the hed uesd mark sSenely rs
psetsse With markiog ink the Of ne par r t'Ao~ H..
tended he Regsto which he bGongs an the Of dest
nation c.rs Of Qasrtermass. cAno9d 70 vksr the
railroad receipt should be forwarded By The shpre
IL Many packages al toe Depos Of Tie ksb oads 70
Mehm,nd with paper rubbed o. OF essrss teSs eens
lion cannot n nevn By The Qsrtnsr; sAs ~ ioestfsa
II nasksi, aAd e1aDss bs ke1uasd.t -,
M an stislss 6sDostsd d Qsartssnasezt onee hsf.
nesi, ~ aiDassk nst % In nsfs before scoek ~
nlulY sAlGAns,.
~ oasA ast A. Qh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04

ORDNANCE OFFICE,
jess II, 1881. 4
A IL ACCOUTRBMBNTSAN AND BQUlPmkSTN
delivered 70 The Ordnance Department OF the bss Of virginia
M rom th date, be turned Into Tie OrnAoce ware
''3's' - "' '''"'' VI 49, o. bIus oOK,
4. iB-s Gel Of Ordinances Of virgin O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04
BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY.

BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY.
HE exercises tbs School will be opened the 10Th
ember and close f5h Of June under the charge e. w.
.ucKITr, Ma.
Terms t2o0 per session. Address, II. " LUoKETr,
Ivy pspot, AIbemaIle country, VI.
Being engaged Ia other du s and ,rly absent
with great confidence the Of the education
dthose sh5 be sent 70 Bloomfield Mr. W. Lrcks
nd lin highly - t1e pubic able and txpersrcei
'escher and Christian gentleman. He has been teacher
II 'omGeld for the pas: three years W. BHowS.
Fort Msgruder, near v Williamsburg, espt 6, 1861.
sslO--5iavsw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04

KXE0UT1VE DEPARTMENT.
RcHnoxp, Va, June II, 1851. !
VyIIR DUTIES DKvOLyED IN sUPPLhiNG
the troops In field with Small Arms, Heid Aruhey ana
kmnun.on thereof requiring division Of labor me enovns
order Il Issued. a., 49,, 49,. q,
s issue OF srms both Artillery Small Arms, belonging 70
-,
sure OF Issuing Of The y be Al
cuded OF The Eouern oonfedera
~ for much Of the Ammunition - now on
and Arnory, and the present Tor frtner
e. appropriated for that pur'
sose b. Sss turned the oonfdersss suhorrss
daring the continuance OF the vsr. .
The Colonel Of Ordnance virginia VIII main Ne nscsssary
srsnf carry sst ths foregoing ordsr-,
Jsr-u JUL Lsi0hAA
SOUTHERN TOE ACCO sTO1P.- I'VE VIII op 10
few day Al occupied By Adams Express Com.
sae and retail TOBACCO sT0gP where v teep eontant
m hand from and etn en- ,nortmsnt Of To-
bacco Of styt grades FACTORY PRICE, and respeeuov
soil 4. call from all wlsbas 10 pur'hase Al orders rom ihe
country promptly and consgumet3 soietet Amens our
stock may the following wei known fevnffe osrn
P,Ime.to Twist Madeira Twist
Do hsiI.pounSs Carps,en, hslfpounds
Pride OF Va, u 8, hard. pressed Desberry, pounds
no DO sotprened lmperfl - 40
rpaara do 60 woodblns IS
Pr gress, half pounds Alone %, &c, &C,
packages weighing from 10 to lfo poonds and ranging N price
from IS 20 IS es per ID .,,,~...
We vi so keep hand the best aga smenns fooss
''"e 'ou"' III WIG ~ COsBY 4 ANDEas'H,
Store No 20, Main street Factory tn street below Cary
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04

nIADY MADE CLOTHING ny stock Of 0tfens vesr both
II for Men and Rcys' Is rIusu,y god ng
The blocksde which win be offered fair prcs Those In want
iii 1nd Men and Boys Coats. Men and boys bnsn~s
osis besides variety Of ohcr styles suitable Tor me rtA
trade 70 which TO call the attention Of hsrada 1hese
In van, win do vel to call at ia Main street.
nca
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mn. LEFEBvRE,s SCHOOL.

.,u,.,.,., hlVHHUH1, VIs0IHTA
'hn hruton sl Be opened ,sain Isl day Of oeto
IA P.r particulars, apply 10 - ~
seb-u HUnrpr , fRpvpvpp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04
RANDOLPH MACON COIIE

Hk next ses on ofths In ttstion will open on uday hs
xSh september. under syytem Of MILL AIRY dsciplips
MILITARY sehool has been established Major sIIsn H.
heesrg OF the COME Army sppon ed 10 the On
u made for les ruciion In tact CO 49,
Sor detailed infefmatioa, addras,
Rev W. A. SMITH, Prssidenf
seI-dnE Oct Randolph Macon CoIsse "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

KrBEL FEIrspsHIP.-A correspondent Of Txh Lee.
sensorm Con'erratise, writing from Camp washhs.
ton, near Clinton, says Of an aged man and dave.
holder-but strong and honest Union man. bold and
fearless, who never faered in pouring out bis ipdan
non against jackson and his coRebels: One night
about twenty drunken wretches came to this good sid
mans house, dragged him out Of biz bed carried him
into the forest where they tied and bndioded him.
and then informed lin that be was charged with hiQ
TREASON against Governor Jackson, and disloyaily
against the State Of Missouri, for which be woah thea
and there be tried. But be was informed that n he
would fenonnce his allegiance to the Uniop eoDtrbute
part OF his wealth 10 the support Of the jackson gang
and swear most soemnv never again 70 speak wssd
in favor of the old Uuion and The Cou.titusisn or
against jackson or the Southern Confederaey, they
would let hin off. Bat the brave old man resolstely
refused 70 comply with their terms and assured hen
that he would die frr. We'll them" rePhed the
leader Of these devils incarnate, die you sbal yeu
damned old Abolition dog" And six demons stepped
buck lsveled their rifles the staanch old hero six
balls entered his head and heart end the noble sou Of
the grey haired veteran took its fight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

v sarea.d II. 2. BAYA, ESD, Charleston, r. 1l
sn,y takes one ,bo. their hos 70 bring tbeI
&c, (Ya k) and rive Up be bits IL oed.o "a
y.isea q ss3fo The h,t .ehoops' proysn' vsoss
5000, and second wish ditto, valse ia .eec" 20
OEH-s ,end 700 this day third pis~.,ee ses"o -
c. Wsrbs ~ ew-i esk fJf heBeydeo-wshs DyP -'
reach you safely. Respectfully. l. NJ Goh hhslencK
Addressed Mesas. bail 4 Co, Chsrlestoo, -
BRIs JEys DAVIS. AT SaA, Jpfy Z, 1861:
DE.R FRIEND; write three few hpss By way Of enI psA
With tie hope thai she vii 60, INTO oar port sale am
well thanks 90 God hope y1s oil the SINE rss~ 70
Dembsr os to all my fisr. We alb band ed miles
fnn E.wyorh thnh yon every day IL should wri'e
A. ye al wsud tale twenty pages Of paper Do kiss Ross
" ~ JULES LAvER0NE
[ASar.s,sd Fs,Scr. MrcHn-
10 Nj Two DnAR FRIxsDs CBARLEr AND MARIE rep
Won are vel. prey every dsy for yn, that yoa may
veil and happy May God giant that you sssin and
win be happy. God be.. you Essenis and nay COOS es"
bl..,ipa forever rest on ihee Marie the shes OF
Your Good Friend, JULES.
Good bv, good by
IAJd.sed Mr. FRASCrs NioHEI Corning 'test ssr Morris
lkIlestoB.
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DIED..

BLACK-A! Washington, D. C.. Friday. July 49, Edzsma
q baet nsnesr Q, CompsDy f. i4h Regiment N. y
Her tpes win take place No. IS Johnson street Breoayn
friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 sttsnd whhs
any further NOTICE.
BARKER.on sa1dsy morning July a. Of dropv, Caroline E.
ahs faos vii take place from the residence Of her fsths
OF O'clock D. Her friends and relatives are invited 70 4
tend without further notice.
EARLE-In thi, city Sunday, July o. Willie Peers infss
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
attend the funeral ,bs Moed.yj afternoon, July "a
ococt from the residence Of bic grandfather Thos r. Pee
No l22 West Twenty second street.
GARDNER-In Brooklyn r. D. on Friday, July 49, Mr.. WIN.
The relatives friend. family and those Of his brcsber
n.Iaw Chss A. and Mm ,uughe respectfully invited TO
from his late residence. No Souh Second street H
mains i be conveyed to the family vault at the Cemetery
HUBBELL-On Saturday JULY 10 ster stpssrnz lnsss Oh
win Hubbsll in the I'D year Il his age.
His remss were ssiea to La e.bOro. Msss fos ntrmeu
HARVEYA her residence No. 40 Cherry street Saturday
morning. July ~ Of consumption, Jane Harvey, h the I'D
year Of her are.
HENDFRsoN-In this city on Saturday, July o. after .hors
and Illness Isaac Henderson, In the Of his
mATHEws-on Sunday morning Jolly 81, HsisJ c. Mathews,
aged "a years and !. months
TO attend the funeral hond.y afternoon. July ~, s
sel9et from the residence Of her f..he,, Peer c.
Mathews, Broadway corner Green syense Brooklyn ID.
MoLEAN-In this city SUDDENLY, Saturday mo,ns JAY
o. ofsleer.ion Of The bowels VIM H. Mclean, in the ss
year OF DIS age
MoTIGUE-Iu this city 90 Friday JAY IS, Ann MsTixue
sgrd 20 y~ara
cREERf-In hi, city Saturday morning. July 20 J~nso
McCIsery ssed % years.
EEWMAN-At EIsbethpor, ". j., Saturday evening Jsy
20 John youngest Of w B. aud ). Newman ssed 10
nieBtha
The funeral will take place this Monday afternoon, d "A
o'clock from the re.idsnes Of bis parents No 10 Wss
Twentieth street, New York
Eng ish papers please copy.
OHRsTRDMEK-ln ter s-s--ia> I-sy rretrtx
Ohrtromer, In the ed year ofhss arc
Iulw
J. Qsscksnbnsh, aged ~ year. and days
vii be taken ~ Rockana a. o'clock N on MOI
day flT iltermeBG
Mich gan papers please copy.
RAYNOR-ln this city Sunday. July 81. Vim. H. tsnt
VIM and Sarsh ksynor aged moubs and u days.
and friends Of the family respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral the Is,ide Of his paTeais Ne Sc
West street Tuesday, July 20 oelook1
. m.
gIFT-Susdsny Saturday July 20 ofdsete Of the hesi
Mr Elizabeth SWIM formerly Of Dutchss County aged 70
year, euths and 20 dsyn
VAILAt yorktown, wetehes.sr Connty N. r. Monday,
July is Of oropsy, Budd Vsi. aged % years.
wHALEY-ln hi. ely Saturday July 3D. Of eopsumpssp,
Consis l.. WhAley aged ~ years, mon hs and 81 days
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-yoRK..........Jr
Arrived.

u. O. stesm..ransport City Of NswYork httin N
Peiens 18Th ias T5su : ssnbea, bsntys ''sc .o
sior. hip Rslss.e Vanderbilt for fsuyas 70 sal lf
snd State Of esoss di'sha s,s s,n.., TO mu..sr
Ship Harriet ot Bostos bsse,t iIom Sneenss fts A'
sugar Sales 10 e'up.n, vita barn Sos $500. :.
Bah Niuoyeh tof Thoms'son) ko0insen' H'm 0~uo'N
B.rs Fsrdinsnd aud Lcai. Dtch Norlns Penang Nssl
n,dss 10 Crocher wHrn Passed ATchien Head Mae,
..ps Of Good hSPI Nay 10 -1 .s 0o ss s 81 NJ
ti.uds 2O going Il. Crossed the Jaae 90. IA on
Bsk Mercy Ellen Griffin Ciad.d and Bolivar IS days hss
kc HsIbech Co. July H. at % ~ Ion % 70 hss.'s
bark Xaithe. hence for Asvinwah -.
wi Ss' .si. To J. n s@hs Sou. '''
Brig Lucy p,rias, loape Masses Jnly - VIII 49, -
fo1ueiy J. I'm Hsncoek fJr Tia ..
Big Stella Of Rc6mond tM,.j DusB MniritAn JON. ~
bound London with cargo Of .shossny On June ~ ~.
"a hat u TO- Ion ~ -. dad e,h breeze and ssayy -
sprung esk which not being able TO stop put nso th %
sris Cub. COf MIbrds- soa, Trinidad csba % a'$
sugar &c, Thompson huutet al T. h.n.. "a
s Ms,Os Ssy PsI t:TI k c,1' s SSa' .pSis )
sSss I W. s Psscs Cat Island days With
piss s % 10 Starr H., Of Halifax msws M.,.n.ss
.us % master Ss "a a ~ tho coos Of NswLsoa
sssr' Maria H. Hall Ls~rsncs, Porsnd day, stone
saan sieorre H. Dsvie BIO. Providence days 10 b
seSn 9. 9 Hazard Bii,ra rst,lsnd day,
sSnr ss,.h asa AIasops Peushkssp'ie Iron, for Fen
er she william coy.r R.yn.s PHILADELPHIA oral for Bes
sSsr s s. WsriDs (of brookhsvsal s,s smith hence -
Moateyideo July returned having been esptared ~ ne
sSlr Royal taIn johnson, Eleuthsra, days fruit Z"
Steamer Boston. CrooLss Phlsdslphi mase and psA
ssss@sr Petrol. Young Providence. mdse. and ps's
Bynner. .,,,,u,.
SAILED July 9r-stessner A. H. Bowman for Wmhints,l
,hip. Anne bowen Tor aio Jsnero Abob for Antwsi sy
scb Of The seas for ivsrpo brks Benjamin Pirs, oi -
nhaifl PfuxG
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Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
Passengers Arrived

y. TIE u s. stea-.rdh sporf Guy Of Ne-c York Jyos Fowl
FLksas-Lisut. J. W. Sinoas Of gunoost II rOtsyhle .
bG,ksnssss LamptiSAier from Salt Cay T. mr. Az
wood a.
IN The b,rk Mercy aad from CiuSaS and Boisos-Mr
LApdrrs aud family, Mr. Ca4ieroB. :,
Tyler Bot.fod T. J. Cover Cspt Tyler b-srs OF ds1
the u g. Consul ST. Helena and sso brings
latter bag frosa the AfS'au sGaadfon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

CRUISE OF THE IRoauors.-Mr Charles E. Warne,
of the pilot-boat Jane, No. 1, boarded the UnitsS
States gunboat IrOquos on the 18th, forty miles eat
southeast Of Sandy Hook. All well. She had bean
on cruise oil Nantucket, and would proceed in ,hsa
direction again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

g. ---s- - $3.50. $3.50.
~. Szm, . geuueman possessing -
banded roperty who was killed on that road h scnss
quenoe' of defective rail throwing the trsin in which
he Vas travelling off the track the jury found verdict
for $65,OOo being 5000 for the widow, and q, 500
each for eight children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

a PHYSICIAN TO BIZ HUsG.-Dr Jesse Patterson, d
Cineneeville, Canada, bad lis trial last week, and
was sentenced to be- hung, on charge Of numbering
young girl of that town, named Olive Scarist, 10 s
attempt TO hide her shame from the world
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ENG A MILDLY.
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A. =
ennRIses.;4I A...........7:25 Moop-Hses 7:t3
THIs DAT - u
Sandy Hook 5:S5 Gov. island s3S HeuGate.. ~
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THRILLING NARRATIVES.
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HEAVY vrnpicr.-In a late action against the Great
Northern Railway Company, brought by tho widow
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EETEEEIs ER0M TIEE PIRATES
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A NEGRO STRIKES FOR FREET .OM

MS sE.AYs THREE OF THE PHwaTHs
AND SAVES THE syArP,
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RETURN OF Ty4E BRIG CUBA.
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ARRIVAL OF RECAPTUNEO PRIZES.

TRAGEDY OF THE SCNR. WlRING.
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:;;....'H..........: ATLANTIC ocnAs Juiy O. 1851
DEAR BkoTHzAi Yossrdsy wrot you h, br. lam IL ,,h
Aacu IN The nenhag and IN the afternoon wrote lone
u Is sepoYser Entsi p ADD this now write 700 again BIZ
sehoontr o. o. WAit hoping you IL NJ, hsSe
NOE three prizes one tina and two Hope thsy iii
s<t Ia sale Communicate home and our ps,erts
bsow sosutt hope you ~ hs able 70 make his ou nj,
love " o.. am we'll; hqgs yea are Sas ssus.
Tear brstbsrs WIN HAYA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-10
From w ashington.

WASHINGTON, June T.
Five Companies OF Infantry left on
the cars Tor Z nausburgh to-day. Thirty
guns are now mounted on the embank-
ment near Arlington Heights.
An attack is shortly expected from
the rebels at Manassas.
We still live in hourly expectation OF
the further advance of Federal troops
into Virginia. but Gen. Scott keeps nn
usually still, and no one except those in
his immediate confidence know when
he will order forward movement.
To-day the utmost quietness again
prevailed throughout the camps on the
Virginia side.
The impression prevails that m adj
vance on Manassas Junction will be
made only after Federal forces will have
gained foothold on Virginia soil, in the
rear of the rebels at Harper's Ferry, by
crossing the Potomac in force at Point
Of Rocks.
Eight hundred regular infantry have
left for Frederick, Nd, since last night.
This shows the Importance attached to
the operations Of the army al Chambers
bnrg by Gen. Scott. M
1000 troops arrived here from the
North to-day. W
U. S. Marshal Lamon, has been sent
to Gen. Patterson with important dis
patches.
Two reasonable dispatches of James
r. Harvey were discovered BY the
Board Of Examiners, addressed to Judge
McGrad of Cairo. In one he reveals
the intention of the Government in ref
erence 90 the relief of Fort Sumpter.
In the other he disavows being . cor
respondent of the New York Tribune.
Tpe departments and the Executive
mansion were closed to-day in honor Of
Senator Douglas' memory.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-10

The Advertiser, having been restored TO health
In afew weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
snsct'on, and that dread disease, Cousumption-
- - anxious to make known to his fellow-sufersre
the means of cure.
10 all who desire it, he will send copy Of tho
prescription used (free Of chargs,) with the dirsc-
uon Tor preparing and using the same, which they
wiii md suks CuRs 1os CONSUMPTION, AsrnxA,
oAoNca''is, &c. The only object Of the aaver
User IN sending thsprsscriptisn il to benefit the
s'eted, and spread infornation which he con-
o.,.es'o Pc invsluaole, and hs hopes every sufferer
"hi tFy MS remedy, ~ Il win cost them nothine.
ana nay prove blessing.
Parties wishing the pssssriptis. win pleass -
areo REV. HOWARD 4. WILSON.
Wll1IAnsnunsm,
eeis-lyl Kiap Ce1ntv, New YeGk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-10
II ELEGit "A Il Ii I G.
FORENOON DiSPATCHE Els.
| Special to tie Democrat & Ners
Birds Psint Camp to be Attacked.
RE.4DH FOR II FIGHT.
Especial to the Chicago Post.)

Especial to the Chicago Post.)
CAIRO, June Z.
Scouting parties Of Pillows army are
reported al Island Number Four.
Below here the Southern troops are
coming up on both sides OF the river.
An attack is momentariIy expected
A squad Of soldiers from Birds Point
Camp visited the residence OF Col. Bird
last night, and captured 80 or 40 Jones
pist OILS, and 80 pigs OF lead.
Col. Bids negroes informed the SOL
ders of the whereabouts of the contra.
band goods.
Infor nation reached here this morn
ing from reliable source at St. Louis,
that Beauregard, with a large number
of Rebels, would soon attack the Birds
Point Camp. We are ready for them.
A man, belonging to the Lincoln
Rifles, Col. Cooks regiment, was
drowned in the Ohio river this evening
| could not ascertain bis name.