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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04


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SC .t I'll I'll va = ~ 1H
TUE undersigned oe Tor SALE By Psstags or Otherwise ns
baeco, o. ne noa approved Sssnas
ne are se Sc yi nd md are ib Jav reeying VnSsI a.
'ortmeot o. all kinds RAGING Iom 10 70 % een
iss-Terms cash. o As. 1AYNE 90,
psspcs attention paid 70 orders nom surs and Mr
chants who are supplying The army snH-Nn
~. ~; =, D.. ,,,-,,
Nh0Nolio ny INFINTpy PIrTS D"0'O i11'"'
,,cy Uvc.r,- xxTrps ACTIVE srRyIrx an amy Az IN
AAoh AA0AOif A''A"' ,s-sn ~ '''' 40 ~
NV ,urh., n, yood Recruit, viii Be received ip,o ,h.
"A Corps permission having been obtained to increase the
70 STS in s1 p9 goSs 1S @ 70
OF Bnga Ter General heniy a; wise. a., ,,. a, 49,
and e sssgss for less VEL Rod es 62
& ID, 81 % '' 5.s s5 .s robust
health ,,0 p,,., A., o,,. ,.,a, a..
. ao's- ~ .ene.i.d - ss,,, ns ~ ~ ~ '"s'VN
'' TSf' md o,ssS nsce.,.ry slo.hIpg furnished
o. JENNINGS WISE.
anoo-dlc.t CAPTAIN q L. / B
mrDIOAL GARD.
Dr. A. Y. L Gapn0tt,
rTAvIYe removed hi. residence from Washington. D. O., to
hnnN Will
- u ,hjS civ and Vicinity
- N', strs.t aver p H. Fsylors-nert door 10 Meade
Raisr's DruT s.ore. nar-em
ENAUTrsNNo one is authorized TO collect virginia arms
~ 10 VIZ envy or ese"herei" 'Hi' ''A's' ~- my saw "
;eo authority om ne ,,h The ,u,bo-,,v n, the
AduRat General OF the sste In any order nc Ey
BY those having authority and who make no TurDl
- tbis onsee {. DlbMOVht
wy ---------.----S-. $1,000 -.
MILITARY ATEbNtACNn-lhe enus' , sns -
W. n1nufac uring Brass pFe seq etsIt ~
attention & the NIL t,ry 70 ne i-e''
.Tds o NV , contain stamp to DAY return postage
hu uers o. made 10 ords AsI snsi .ten.
brsnis o. s s-s, III H., d 40 oyssy LEWIS KAYitN
brand Cutters, ION he1seeh aAn ~ua asx y,
,,,,, ma :, .,o-. and for ,ale oy sELpEy NIL,
IL A,ANA - 20 is,s a. "a osrv s,rss,, ocsO
- W., eolner ~. @ S
| rETANTED.-Brandy and whiBky botes for which viii
| w cav a good priea oHANL
i,q y" No. Erohanse BLOCK
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GonDIH LppEkson, Aue...

~ MI 81 ScEt he rtGu q OF his txecrio- and with The
COZ OF the gaee. shs sell a. the iei1enee 81 e
ate Daniel ruhear OF Lei "a and Sd sirsev TaURe
DAY next 9Th Dee. 1861, 70 eeiof 81, q
tic Household iurLiure beig nirg 10 IL decade co ttng
die us ls yse y The furniture excellent ky and hs,
well kept There good mo, aud neat pIior Del
CT furniture.
credit for approved endorsed IeEOuAhle psper
did GoDDls APPEHs0E, Auet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04
FATAL RESULT.

WASHINGTON, November 29-Dr. W. J. Alexander,
Assistant Surgeon TO Col Bayards FIRST Pcnnsy wanna
CAV Try regiment, who wounded at DransVille on
Wednesday, died to-day 1t was thought yesterday that
na -onld
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, NV. 2l.-Despa'ches have been re
ceived the navy partmsnt from Flag Oi,er Dupont
dated Port Royal, Nov rs, giving ths gIa lying iUsel
Seoee that the flag Of the Uaita Safes now lyirg
over the territory Of the Safe Of 6aorgl from Tybee
land. which he says is within easy mortar s:a-ce OF
+ Jrt Pulaski has been take posses y, ard the Gp.
breaches to Savannah ar5 c'mpleteg .l, off On the
Island ia strong Air:ylo oser, with hsttary at III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04

rr,UR Fourteenth Annual Meeting OF the
on the ,huond Dlnyle Railroad win he
bsld M MS city on WEDNESDAY, 1lh December next
| noiS-td TAOS W. BIoOhlNBkoUGH, see1y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04

RICnmoND rnEArRE.
ls'sn AND hAs'oH II. HEWITT
This sTsrlns December 4th,
BsIDE or LAnmEshooE.
Highland yii'g ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS P.r,ps.on
Overture TsDeTed Orchestra
And
tR-s.s programme.
EDUCATION.
WANTED.
aovERsEss in qa. interior vi.Ie In Mississippi by
n gent!sl with three chIdTen aged and only
moderate be Pd-ba the lsdy vi be treated
References required AddreI. sANFRLp,
dsS Tvs R.hmond Va.
BICHTOND FEMALE INSTITUTES.
I1E sOn Of this Institution vii begin October let. 1851,
Ands expected 70 correspond In all respects to thoIe Of for
years.
The same faculty Will remain
The will be heretofore and the t ersl patronage
| from this section aad the South Is hoped for.
E has been decided he daughters Of volunteers
the service OF the Confederate States tuition in The Eng.t
Catalogues may be found q, all the Bookltore..
sc8-tf oHAs i. WINSTON. President
EnORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON CO., VA.
HL sppg Session Of this Institution viii begin the 9th OF jan
| IL usry next.
Bold can had at 80 month, at the Boarding Hail.
| at Si2 ,er moth, In priv .te families
Those Expecting % attend requested notify the
| Ell Immediately. Gu other ebargy
Tl ton, for uo1hs.. .............-...&i5 TO Is o.
Fuel aud eh.rse 70 JAnitor
L . O.
| lEr-Ah payable in advance
Other inioEmaion can be had BY addressing,
| Z Il. Willy, Prss-
| noi2-ti5Psb Emory 2. o., Va
| ,otaE SxEECISBs OF MISS NJ. A. ALIENS
Il ROHo0U WILL CoaMEhoR ON THE fll.sr OF ooIOBEx-
AZ Der residences, ln seet between osy and hsnha
| sep ST.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04
NEW MILITARY WOEK.

+ v. RANDOLPH viii publish Ia ten dsys--
ets distractions for 0ssrg and cned umees on
Cavalry OF Outpost duty sr Lieut. Dol Won Arsch a. ~ at
Hussas KnFs German Legion with abrdpnrnt o. hels ~
Lieut. Col TIE Ponsonhy, 18th iAgh )n VIII DO
YnsIed M a,-uaId Tor Zoe jsle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04
oYUoE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG B. z co.,
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 9Th, 1861.

TN cnnsequnce Of the large amount Of usnpoaon which
being D formed BY this c1mpsny for the Government
rk, IN the ffel ht department. have e {, collect bill
de Of the depot are therefore, compelled to REQUIRE TIA
II consgess of good resolved over this road 50 pay The who'll
,mount due on the saue bsfor. they are delivered.
~ mis- rule viii be enforced In all cases.
muffin II. WINNIE, supt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

WASHINGTON, November 29.-Asco-dng TO present
Indications the Presidents Message will be in
ADVANCE Of its dVery 10 Congress Tue for this
ia probably the sc that it, well tue reports Of the
Secretaries Of War aud Navy, will be keot open until
the latest moment ia order TO make such additions and
alterations the constantly occurring events may
Quire
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04

HE und.rgned ferns cOpEncrthip for the purpo,
recovering value Of slaves taken and other property
destroyed by the enemy Eastern vFra They will give
prompt all entrued 20 their care For terms
&C Rpply 60 Col OHAs K sLLORY at Yorktown or 10 no.
D. MONTAGUE Jamaica, Mddsex county, till the .oth OF
November and aner that time at kichmond -
CHARLES X MALLORY,
ocib-r 70. L. MONTAGUE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04

NOTICE.
UyAN YARD FOR SALE OR LEASr.-The undersigned has
Tanney which he wishes 10 sell lease for term oyear
me Rark sheds shop building and Bark Mil In pretty goo
a.e OF repair The vs &C will require good deal OF repair
his yard situated the iowa OF Buehsnnon BotoutCo
virginia mmeda civ on the road and within 100 yard
II River has constant AID ample supply o. sprnf
Eaer viii never heeTes de weather. Bark can
1ad M aburd ance information sppy 10 the subseT
1t Buchanpon Botetouft county Ns or 10 VIM W. Bog
ylrgina Convention, Blchuopd
Address Boyd, Patton burg, Botetourt county Va
naIs
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RcnutiruI Lot on Sd street for ,a' e at uctIoI

Beautiful Lot on Sd street for sn' at uction
Iure At the request the devs.e We
shall Sc PARTON Of the 1t ia rear he late esiaenee
oruy about IS tett the Nest ice 81 81 street,
ruaIlng about "a feet il will necessary be divided TO suit
he views Of biodsfs. .
JKsns tLirt cash. bsnee at End ~ months for nege
table notes. Interest adesJ AID title reiaistd III all the per
chsse money paid. -
u n,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04
SOUTH CAROLINA TO SUFFER-.

Aljutsnt General Thomas has seat Instructions to
General Sherman, at Port Royal to s-iz' all the cot
ton corn, rice and crops OF various within his
reach Wha; is u.e''sIry and o; value for tha
subsistence OF his troops and 20 send :se cotton t. New
York. here 20 be sold for the bslei of the Government
General Sherman is also directed take the evic OF
egroes uo ONLY to aid in gaaerng the crops bu: also
IN making for;if cations. This nova VII. be received
-ih lively satisfaction at the NorGh.-NeV York
Times Nov. 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04
foax or PROXY.

Know All Men by these Presents, That The
unaersgued d. her constitute and appoint attorney
Tor ard In name, II vote all questions that
M bonght before the the stockholders Of the Rich
Ipond and Danv.e Railroad Company, 70 be held en-
the day Of o. At any adjourned meetps
,h,so hsbv ratlfsi s the Acs Of Gid rney the
nsi,s, 49, hlly al. were present snd voting In perton.
In testimony Whereof have hereunto Affixed hand
this day q noio-"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04

A. the dinner 6issi t'Nay" y" N' -
&c, N Bcs.on, re sAdi ,,,.aI..,t,-
- ~. IN boTi ia wheaton, &c and the rest nd
,i.s a I1yssIf hat these sCommisiOnerso or Minis
tiers as ihey syed themselves hsd no rigs.9 WI ion at
,scS 10 such ionalies when properly spPcinte1 and
8,dpr had Alright to take written dstPA'coes aoSA
i, for ssa.sl that bad Hght 70 take these V"HA'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04
A Reconnaissance.
FIRING HEARD THIS AFTERNOON.

UProS's HILL Va, Nov. 90 l2.-Ws have been
hearing srsrr firing all ths forenoon apparently from
the vicinity of Fairfax Court House. Some uruie that
General Summers DIVISION that yesterday took po-
sition about Springfield, already engaged with the
anemY | innhs his IAct hnKeY.r.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04

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w offer for SAFE ihe foloSiog desirable good'
w. Jut received CSC able Gallery low pced ~ do
ae Ivory and Desert Knives only do. enc Ivory flbl
Carving KNIVES and FORKS 300 dor pocket KNIVES
SsoTted patterns; Buehe Taper ns IS dof VI,
hadard fe s sad u inches 81 doz MA saw be 10 TO
nche, 40 NJ q Perc Caps 90 do Walkers su lh DO d,
no gro wood scrrv ass $50 prs shovel AID fopg sd %
stu Cart AMI WAGON boxes dor Nipple Nrenc1es 20
Painted Buckets; $50 Pick and Handles. MOP
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04
ar. e.. 4. H.
RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE RICHMOND LIGHT
INFANTRY BLUES.

cAUTrGNNo one Authorised TO collect Virginia arr
10 al, city elsewhere In this state, unless they show VT
.en authority from ne -, . =, a,
This Is no, Of course interfere with the authority Of q
Adutant General slse any order he ny have Issued
rsy hereafter upon this subject but sven TO prevent
by having authority and who make no Te'ur
10 this Office - " Vin,Jen
oci4-ta Col OF OTuuhnOs VI NuHulN
, 1861-10-04
Aegal Advertisements,


.CHANCEKY NOTICKEstats ;of
tSar.aaa e :, & e! GoHt9r
Hs955eY9ie14 ~ 14MsIyca1T9s c <Lattour Kuftoa
1nda14 4 = 7sE1e ~ a..s7 -.
ont ~ - +s 81 the defendants &oTe nAed have gnna
ClerE ~ e Stese having been 6e4 n the oee q the
ssiaSy s1!sa = ne eaid -LycarEas e :1nrto4 and
ceu plaint t. @ nat the complainant fled hh bill of
On lie drst AZ da Eout On the Cha1cefy Hde thereof
efeSsos SeS - & Ssteess e ~ aad t s94Moas
ae4ta ssf9.n,S1s 2 81 III Xaads1 q 6ecasr
ss@ sapeis c5piF ~ I'd .Rpss
the first daY of the tern taessnf y Gook EoaaI 9
sSfo = ;asd ssd 6isa e. sas q
pl2.n81ts bQ ef complaint he sstna sra s IL sa Eo..
ard thiEgF therein charged and stated 1s1Ra iii -
c.rd1Ig to the prayer e ea;a bin so@ ec"
JosrPn E. GARr, CompIts' sorr ocseS5f:x; ~;
, 1861-10-04
General Huckner sill ProclaImtng.

Il 1UuQ 1le LOUISVILLE 10uf1al. 3Et.3
There seems likely to be no end to this man's
proc1amations. He issues them at Last twice
as otien Is 8 village editor issues his neWspa-
per, aid each one 6urrasses in impudence that
which preceded it. We give to-day the last
thst we have seen, though probably not the
last Issued.
Gen Bueener processes to have received in
formation tlot lawless persons, instigated by
tie hired agents Of The Government, have ar-
re.:ed and msltreated peaceable citizens Of
Kentucky ard have stolen their property for no
otEer reason then the expression Of polite Il
op nioIE. We do net believe that he has re-
ceiyed ary such information, aud, If he has,
he Knows there is no truth in it. He knows,
es everybody e'Ee does, thut the arrests and
robberies Ct peact able citizens for their politi-
cal opinions haye been the arrests and robber-
les OF Union men for the expression of Union
sentiments. He knows that not a day nor an
hour IaeseB nGw, or has passed within the
last two or three months, without numerous
aI1este and robberies Of Union men in the
scnthtn part Of Keztucly, aud their violent
transportation to secession military camps
Al i le knows that to such arrests and rob-
be1iF, ,he crime Of murder has been fre-
que1ty added. His threat to seize and hold
as EcstsEes the Perpetrators or instigators Of
imaginary acts, is intended only to prepare
he public miEd for new aad unproyoked
cu:rageB projected by himself anu his fol.
'owtTs,
Gep. Brckner, in this proclamation, pre-
claims that all persors who have in their pos
Eessicn arms belonging to the enemy, that is,
tothe United States or to the State of Ken.
tueky,nust Immediately surrender them up 10
the neareet military force under his, the said
Gen. Buckne1's, command. Whether there is
or is rot possible point Of impudence beyond
this we are unable to say; If there is, General
Buckrer will be sure to reach 1t in his next
proclamation. After having called upon all
the troops Of the United States aud all the
troops Of Kentucky to give up their arms 10
hin, perhaps he may next Issue his command
to al The Lations OF the earth to do the eane
thirg. There seems to be only one condition
upon which he will consent to let men hold
the .Eederal or State arms, and this is that
they shall pledge themselves not to fight the
Kent ucky scecseionists OF their allies,e the
Per pie Of the Southern Confederacy-
they shall, in other words, take the oath o.
all. glance to tie JEFF Davis Government.
/! The United States and Kentucky conclude
| to surrender up their arms, upon this requisi
| tion OF General Bnckner, to the nearest forcs
| IIder hie command, or to instruct their peo
| pie, for the sake Of the privilege Of keeping
| The arms, to swear allegiance to Davis Or tt
Buckrer, we will give tie interesting news q:
soon as nc get it BY telegraph or otherwise.
, 1861-10-04
How 1t Hsppened thnt the Seces.
Aion1sts dfd NOT Take Loa1svllle.

L. rom the LOUISVILLE l9nfpat.1
The fact that General Buckner did not take
the city ot Louisville instead Of stopping at
Green River, Is We hare before stated, is due
to the loyalty, courage, and tact Of one ob-
genre individual. The Cincinnati Commercial
says the secessionists had laid their plana to
aprear suddenly in Louisville. with ! power
tul force. They had provided for Transports.
Ecn four hundred cas- and fifteen locomo-
tives, and had eight Thousand men, with artil-
lerJ ard camp eqqipage Or board. They had
secured the services Of the telegraph opera
tors, one Of whom forwarded to Louisville q
dispatch explaining the detention Of trains on
the road, and were morirg forward at a grand
rate. Everything was going we'll with them,
and Louisville, with hperhaps the exception Of
i few secessionlsts, was unsuspectiDg aud un-
guarded.
But at station just beyond Green River
there was young man In the Service Of the
rosd, who was warm friend Of the Union,
and who, 'comp1ebendiug the meaning Of the
monster train, when it came up, seized GRO
bar rsed for taking up Tails to make repairs,
ard while the locomotives were being wooded
and Wate1ed, ran across curve, and IN deep,
BARROW cut, wreGched the spikes from four
rails. The train came aloug ut good speed
the rails spread, the locomotive plunged into
The ground, tie cars crashed on top Of it., and
it vas twenty-four hours before the train
could 70 ahead. In the meantime Louisville
YES sared. The hero Of the occasion had moi
| had time to get ont Of the cut before the crash
came, end was taken, but in the confusion O.
| the excitement got away. and ts safe. Thesf
| facts arc related By Dr. Z. s Newton, Wht
| IVES in Nashville when the secession army I'D
| qpertly, heard the circumstances narrated
there, and Was told Of them afterwards b5
| Gen Buckner and other officers Of the Con
| feee7ate army.
, 1861-10-04

~ COuNIY, S. ASupettor Cour3 Of Ch1ea< q
oeto5er Tenn l. D. I5l william E Dogkett, Eear7
b. Bkss. tt and D. Hobart HiA VI. ARtoa Klau1-Af.
taAhmelt
PutEc nctace Is hereby .x3y9n 10 tie aud Anton
Klaus tkat tnt Of fattachent tsa1ed ont Ct to 2rtc
the third day Of September 4 D. la sftte s1f
4ala William f. Doggrtt, Henry .: Eassett and !.
Klsus for the sEm 81 Two Hundred and Twenty Fi7e
0 Lars drsCted 70 the sheriff Of Cook County. Esf:
.aln writ hs- been returned executed
SHw, teecefore unless 5o7- the sud Anecn HsnaI
ahall pt7enaly be aad appear before tie ~ sdps;
ts tns G,1 70 ttssse soldsa re Ga Hosss "a
A. .al. give epecIsl batl. and plead 10 sho said
Pia1s1a T. action tH3Enent E.a b. eatered ag4tost
2 Bassstt srd .: Hobart Ht:s, x1d % muck of
re properly at1ached - may BE- uHcleat to sAH&f5
the tame WALIER KTuHaIJ, C.srE
GAL-uF d HITCHCOCK. Plt'n'a At =, seq ri in
, 1861-10-04
Presbyterian Troubles in California.
The latest news from California includes


The most exciting topic Of discussion in
San Francisco g1oWs out OF discussion which
took place at session Of the o. g. Presbyte
7ians On a yote touching the duty of the clergy
to declare themselves on the side Of loyalty
and against rebellion, and to preach loyal doc:
HiIes to their congregations. D. II. a. Scott,
Of Calvary, alone voted against the resolution,
and protested aeainst Its adoption, because he
believed the action Of the. late General As
eembly on the state Of the country In adopt
irg the Spris g resolutions exceedingly mis-
chievous and erroneous. BE agreed in the
main with the protest Of DR.: Hodge, and the
further defense Of the same doctrine made In
the Princeton Reeien. He did not believe the
Asetmb]y hsd 2ny right from Holy Scripture
Or frcm the standard Of tle church to Inter
iere with civil or political question: There
were other grave reasons Why he coald not
approve Of the action Of the Assembly, but he
could not consider it proper to give them in
IN ecclesiastical and spiritual body.
This position assumed By Dr.. Scott has re-
yiycd tie charge :galnst him Of sympathy with
secession, and raised much feeling In the coEl
muaity, and there were thoughts Of mobbing
bis church the next time services were aeld
and police we,e detailed to prevent any out:
brsat. Some Of the newspapers have covertlJ
encouraged this mob spirit, but the more in
huential earnestly advise that DR.. Scott b.
left in the hands Of his congregation, Who agi
mostly Union men.
, 1861-10-04

Of places; and thus complete the destruction
Of every nn1, woman and child, together
With The city ttseaf, and al tho property It con
1&dH.
=, On LegislAwe has passed bill making It
I pentsentihr offence for any Citizen Of Ken.
lucky TO enlist In the Southern army, and:
pnn!shlng With heavy fnaA and Imqrasonment
Al pe1tons who. shall In my Why induce others
totoin thas army. This viii prove salutars. It
will prevent nearly al further enllssments in
the Confederate army IN Kentucky: T..
Enltstments are going 'on rapidly II the
Union camps throughout the State. ALI the
aoas Who % a1e % enrsned 1i II formius csaos % Ell s
menta and companies for the defense Of the
government. Indeed, our people ara doing
little else than preparing to drive the inVadars
ffc M our soil
, 1861-10-04

N. Z. NUI1111V1N&1& VI
About ten o'clock Last night q destructive
FIRE occurred at Red Hook, Brooklyn, In which
the Kerosene Oil Works Of Robert T. Cheese
b1ough q Co. we're entirely destroyed. The
fire is said 10 have originated through the es-
called the "tail pipe" which became ignited,
and in less than five minutes the flames had
spread through the building. The oil works
covered space Of two hundred fest square,
situated On King, Sullivan and Ferris streets ;
there we're several one story brick buildings,
ustd ter the several purposes Of the business,
quantity OF btock.and material, all Of which
Vas destroyed. The principal proprietor, Mr..
CheesebtoGgh. resides at New Rochelle, and
was not In town this morning, aud the details
Of the loss could not be ascertaiued, but ths
tctal less ia estimated at $50 900, On which, It
Ia sa:d there Was no insurance..
, 1861-10-04
matnt1!srp. @arsEH=s, 81.
IUEIDUE;S GREAT TIG1T
Ii BARREL STAVE
SAVING 4 \ u AYR ESSS9MGs mAEHfHE~
I i

Tie greatest Invention Of tie aseNCncinnati Com
uletc!Al
atseoyey Of national lmportance-{S.Y Tr,nun4.
and action Scientific American
1t Is the aSorite Of all ut the Exhibition {Ch!cago
Heclancs 1n-tftutr)-i Chicago Tribune.
We give il our hearty appreciation Net commend It
20 I'LL uH bermtn believing it opens mine ct Eeat1
to them.- -St Louis Republican.
The undersigned are tie Inventors oad Patenteaa
I'd ri own the 5.sat to tse fogEHg sesIssry
"; Mair,s Louisiana Isnnessee A5kansas Aasyland F9r
Earc and Rhode Island. We are now prepared to sen
State County AID Town RI!hts
W build q srlendtd new strle maehtne. capable Ct
afng itare Eoa enc tS IL sst long a1d Of any
Tic nl!Ghfne i7 automatic, and is wAEaANrxp to
mike PERFEET TIGHT Barrel stave
The following persons Rave the machlnes In orertt-
ten and to them We would respectfully refer the pub
EafEeE, PTe, f. Co. Ashley, n; 81 Ae5.
Caswell Davidson, Psrkersbu1g. Virginia; a Thoxn-
ton & Co. Minneapolis. Mimi
We VIII take real sstate OF good personal property
In exchange for machines and rights.
Pc!~cns VII hing to make inquiry in regard to sAtd
terrto.E will please address HI: >L1UT 7 bro IHE1S3
& CO. Post Office Box 3643, Chicago. ultnn.s. -
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, 1861-10-04
MATTERS In Kentucky.

lccf7e5PoEdedtes st. Louis Republican,
a man by tie name Of Brent has been ar
1ested in Louisville charged With being in
league with large number Of traitors who
had banded themselves together for the utter
destruction Of the city Of Louisville aud IN
it, Inhabitant.. The evidence which has been
discovered shows, as haVe learned. that It
xes the purpose of these a,ea TO, poison sN
The wells a5t water in aud a5out louisville,
sxt 1Aen eet tAa city on fre IN Ertas amber
, 1861-10-04
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ta1bae remedy for Fevct and AEue- This e1pe11ence
of n&ay yesra tn almost every clirsto+ proyes that
vhere used In stzsct accordance With the directions II
hss r1zey filled b, cureaosonly b1e.Hs tho caiila
but BY removing the morbid hanls o1 sae ss6ssE"-
PREVENTING the recus7enes u the disease.
Fever and AEuos
1hocrh not IN ttse,f dangerous, is apt un1ces sresdy
rrnovrd to hare EucA per1Icious efecs On the eys
ten. u to eogeadsr disorders much moro banefu1
sfan itself and which not only rerder the afe1fe Of
the rat.ent reerasle. but are IN themselves oisen
fatal. 4 prompt ed sHectuM remedy h Therefore
Fhat il wanted, and a. snch
Or. .. Jaynes Ague Mixture
il confidently recommended.
For fa1e bY Meg r. FULLER l. FINCH. Nos q.
aEd Market st1est Chicago and By Agents through
cut tie coupt1v. oce c~651ya