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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-22

COMPETITION on THE M1ssrssIPPL-The
Prairie du Chen Leader says there are to
be four lines of boats upon the river the
coming season. Two from La Crosse to
St. Paul, one from Dunleith, and one from
ST. Louis to St. Paul
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-22

MrrE.-The Episcopal Church Mite So
ciety will meet at the residence of Mrs. c.
G. BARNES, on Tuesday evening the 26th.
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To CoMmptives.

| The Advertiser, having been restored TO
health in few weeks by a very simple
remedy, after having suffered several
FEARS with severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consunption-is anx-
ious to make known to his fellow sufferers
| the means OF cure
To all who desire it, be will send copy
of the prescription used Gree of charge, }
with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they VIII find a
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
cbitis, &c. The only object of the adver-
tiser in sending the Prescription is to ben
eft the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable, and
he hores every sufferer will try his RENE
py, as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh,
Kings County, New York.
To Farm RS and Families DESTROYS
of owning good Sewing Machine. that is
simple in its construction, strong, and not
liable to get out Of order, one that makes
the stitch alike on both sides, one that
does not slip stitches or unravel, one that
will sew equally we'll on thick or thin
cloth, one that will run over gathers with
out breaking, one that makes a uniform
seam, E.. .virg no ridge underneath,) one
that viii use any No. of Cotton thread
Linen or Silk, one that will last for years
on all kinds of work in short one that is
not more trouble than it is worth, we wo'd
say to such, among our subscribers and
friends, buy at once, without hesitation,
the LADD, WEBSTER & Co. Machine, "it
is the best, and cheapest in the end" See
advertisement in another column Ch,ca-
go Herald.
Ey The following we clip from the
Catawba, On. c.. Journal which may be
interesting to some Of our Republican
friends:
To THE PUBL1c.-The Subscriber, in
consequence of unwarrantable reports hav
ING been put in circulation, to the effect
that the Piano Mandatory for which be
is Agent is a Black Republican concern,
located in Massachusetts,, begs leave to
advertise his friends aud the public that be
is not now, and lever has been, acting as
Agent for any such establishment
/ The Pianos lie offers for sale, are man
ufactured by Southern gentleman and in
Southern State.
Mr. Henry Gnhle, of Baltimore, is the
manufacturer, and all his Pianos are war
ranted. Those who prefer to patronze
Southern manufactures, instead Of North
ern or Black Republican ones, can be sup.
piled by CuAS. 0. PAPE, Agt.,
Charlotte, n. G.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-22
THE PILOT.

Agents for the Pilot.-Rousps d LASeDos,
.o5, Randolph Street, Chicago, are authorized
A gents for the Plot.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-22

New York has appropriated half a
million dollars 10 arm the State.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-22

TENNESSEE FOR THE UNION. The Ten.
Eessee Legislature has refused to appro-
pirate dollar TO arm the State.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-22

FARMERS PRODUCTIVE take MI kinds
Of Produce in payment for the Pi Or
Those owing rs have 10 eXCnse for not paying
up Immediately.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-22

DENAINING ia the Post Office at Manitowoc.
IL Wisconsin, for the Quarter ending February
Is, 1860.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02
oFyFeS' Building.
The Holmes County Democrat
Lexington, Mississippi.

TINS paper Is Published weekly IN a pOpulous and
wealthy region, and IN tha heart OF he cotton
wing untTy. II is much larger in size and has the
ost extensive eircuatioof psper published in this
part Of Mississippi thereby aardIng greater facilities
advertising medium. All e9mmuni cations busi
Bess should be addressed 70 g. N THOMPSON,
spI9 Editor and Proprietor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

ANOTHER GREAT TRoT.-Ine second trot
over the Fashion course, between Flora Tenn
pie aud Ethan Allen and mate, was even more
exciting than the first one. There were over
four thousand persons present. Flora went in
harness while Ethan Allen and Socks-his
mate-went to wagon. The first heat, made
in the extraordinary time of 2:2l1, was very
closely contested, and was won by the team
In the second heat, which promised to have
surpassed anything ever seen on the trotting
course, Ethan's running mate carried him
awa", and hs,h took to running at such rate,
that sam. McLoughlin their driver, could do
nothing with them. Flora continued the trot,
making the time in 2:201. The JUICES decided
that the team was dis anced for running, and
the little mare was declared the winner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02
TROOPS EloylNe FRom ST. LOUIS.

TROOPS mOVING FROM ST. LOUIS.
It viii be seen by the following from
The St. Louis Republican CT the 90 b that large
bodies Of troops have been ordered to Birds
Point, including an Tllilgis regiment Of Home
Guards. It will also be seen that the three
mon BIS volunteers refuse to enlist, and home
guards must fill the list:
All day Saturday, troops were moving ia diff
feTeHt directions through the cry, and every-
thing was excitement and activity among the
military. In the morning the regiment of
Iouayes, undeT Col. Smith, went down 70 The
arsenal, were reviewed, and returning, en-
bar6ed in the steamer Des Moines for Birds
Point. The vessel left the Keokuk wharf5oat,
with her load, during the evening.
The l3-b Illinois regiment arrived on the
north Missouri road Just dark and marched
to the arsenal. They were under orders to
leave at an early hour on Sunday morning for
Birds Point, 10 time for rest being given. as
an attack is Immediately expected there. The
? I regiment Of home guards were ordered to
appear at the arsenal Sunday morning, AMI it
is expected they viii also be sent down the
river. The most serious apprehensi0ns Of an
attack By the Southern forces on Birds Point
are enter aimed, and Teinforcements will be
furnished as rapidly a. possibly.
From present appearances, bat few Of the
three months volunteers, whose time has eX-
pjrsd, wili re eniis. for Lhe war.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

STATE OF TEENESsEE,
Hsrdamzn County.
AYiNG this day suggested the BsU veBoy Of the es-
tsts OF Martha Fulrell, de ID all psrsous having
claims aga nst the same will dle tem duly authenti-
c~ted, as The law preslibss with tho Clerk 4 the
County Court Of Hdrdemau county, on or before the
% day OF December, 1885, for pro rata allowance
the sans will be barred IN lSw su3 equity.
II 24th day Of J0ne, 1861.
va. $. iUGHERTK, Adm'iOr
jss7-Wlm q The Estate Of Martha Futrell, decd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

On the train coming North, my companion
was a very intelligent southern gentleman,
formerly edi OF Of q newspaper. We talked OF
the crime of the country, OF the brutal shoot
ings and stabbings which disgTaced it. He
admitted their exisJsncs with regret, but he
could advise and suggest TO remedy. "The
rowdies have rushed in upon US, so that we
can't master them" as the law powerless p,
"Wel, sir, you see these men get hold Of those
who should administer the law, or
they are too powerful or too reckless 10
be kept down-" "That is a reign Of
terror of mob-rufianism - at don't
hurt respectable people much; but agree
with YOU it must be put down" When
how?" " We'll, sir, when things are settled,
we'll lust take tia law into our own hands
Not a man shall have vote unless he's
American born, and, by degrees, wen get rid
Of these men who disgrace US" Are not
many of your regiments composed Of Ger
mans and Irish--Of foreigners, 60 fact? y
ayes, sir" l did not suggest to him the
thor,a,-is hish rose in ny Ri, d. that these
j gentlemen, u successful, would be very little
/ Inclined to aba.dOz their rIghts While thew had
/ arms in their bands but it oceris.-5 70 me ss
] well mat this would be rataer - moor reward
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

By The Memphis papers il seems az Il that
institu,lon Of blood prevailed there as 10 New
Orleans, for | read in nay paper as I went
along of two murders and one shoo ing as the
incidents Of the previou- day, contributed by
"the locsl.D To contrast with this low state
Of social existence there must be high con-
di ion Of moral feeling, for the journal ] was
reading contained very elaborate article 10
show the wiCkedness ct any one paying his
debts, and OF any State acknowledging its liza
bilitiss, which would constitute an invaluable
Uqde gaecum for Basinghall street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

The first work inspected was plain para
pet If earth placed some fifty feet above the
river. and protects.E very slightly by two small
dspLDg nsransto Six guns, % FOUNDERS,
~ howifzsrs - s.s lid pattern were mou7set
1es bar5efie ,T,s5-l "a any trsverses TshateVsr;
The csrriss.s Iaseif o'rough platforms, aoo
tie W5eels = ID no ezpostuise sls semieircle Of
5e forth He should
tgullCV, shot.-CiHcinRt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02
The Cabinet ReYeIations-.P. VI. G,
EEluEr.

BlnIr.
The Bull Ron battle Indignation opens to US
a world Of information as to what Is going on
in the Republican camp-for now the Republi-
cans among us open their mouths and blab
Gen. Mcdowell (ssys toe Times editor) is
not a all likely to have fought this battle on
his own responsibility. Gen. Scott is known
TO have been opposed to the whole scheme from
tue beginning, and his own declaration, repeat
Cd py Mr.. Richardson in congress, Yesterday,
proves that he was utterly hostile TO attacking
the rebels at that tine, and that be was over
ruled in the matter by bis only superioF-the
president himself. No one who knows NJ.
Lincoln wit believe for moment that be put
his own judgment against tlat of Gen. Scott in
80 important a matter as this.
But there Is not the slightest doubt that he
yielded TO tie urgent and almost imperative
representations OF that portion of his cabinet
Wh 'se views have been reflected by the Trt-
bHne, and who have ass rted from the begin
ming that 10000 mea could march from Wash
ingiOn to Richmond with the greatest ease It
is these men who have constrained the presi-
dent for the moment to override TIE opinion
and the wish Of Gen. Scott, and to order tie
battle which has resulted in SO much OF shame
10 the national arms.
1 is known, and need not be longer conceal
ed, that there is in tbe cabinet an element Of
"a, is',iS0 ia'tou VI 1'H' OteIt. feIHaps MI
Blair embodies aod represents it more thor
onghly than any other member. He has made
no secret Of it, but has often, in spite Of the
gross breach Of official proprietY hich sucn
an act invplved, denounced The general in pub
lie places as utterly unfit for his high position
lC seems to us quite tims that the president
should make bis choice between General Scott
| and those members Of his cabinet who would
substitute for nis experience and military skill
their own resenrments and ignorant pretence.
His cabinet has been distracted, and bis own
action weakened long enough by these pre-
sumptuous and disastrous counsels.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-19
rROn WASHINGTON

WAsHNaros, July II The b fillmore Police Coumis.
scne-s eOAssd Ia Fortress koaros have seat petition
% the representative branch of Congress 10 Interfere in
their bshaE The petition referred 10 the Judiciary
Committee.
a bill authorizing the Secretary Of the Navy (Nr.
Wss) to purchase here vesseles 70 suppress piracy and
eOnplete the blockade aud .ppropria,rg three iEor,
Of dollars for sO0h purpose, has been pas~d.
REGULATIONS appointing committee to Investigate all
the and navy contracts have besn introduced and
passed.
Mr. Van Wick said that for the past few months there
hid been system Of plunder in operation which for
au6aei;y and xckedasss bad never been surpassed.
The resolutions adopted BY vote OF ST ayes, 70
q nays.
TASsUGTos, Ja'y III is reported here that il Is
the design Of the Pedsrsl Generals to avoid hanasas
l; 10 their announced intention however to allow no
delay in pushing on to Richmond.
wAsHISsros, July l7.-Rsports received here from
Arizona and New Mexico represent the secession feer
s,rorg in those resiODL
l. is regarded necessary to reinforce Fort Blisa
WASHINGTON, Jolly Ill: ia reported here IN oaci,l
qINr.ers that the Southern forces Aqua Creek Dum
fries aad At several oksr ron.s falling back on Ma.
pAssss,
/. is believed that J. s. Pickett late American Consul
as Vera Cruz ia n Fortress Monroe.
The 50 and All Massachusetts Regiments whose time
"a up, vii lave Immediately for Boston
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-19

ERON MISSOURI


sr Loris July I7.-A military train ~ 1red int
yesterday II miles above So Charles severely w0undinl
two Federalists.
The ualcarrisr reports that Mi HAIRS With 5000
hssonrisns Is twelve miles beyond Fulton and The Fed
srsl forces under Dol NcKrs expected 70 reach
Fulscn that night
Al the houses along the road have been deserted.
J. Tucker is making sp eches Col S'isfe Is at Lex
nron aud reports having discovered 400 kegs Of pow
der and machinery for making cannon.
Steamers are now prohibited from passing Jefferson
civ unless they bear the stars and stripes.
HvBsOS. Nissovzi, Judy Is Eight hundred federal.
ss with unkuown number Of kisscuriAns have been
lighting about 20 miles above ST. Chares The Federal
loss so far Is three killed aad seven wounded. The
hges was still progressing at tho last accounts heard
from that point
Doe hisseurisn who was caught with a gun in his
hand was hung, and another Who vas attempting to O.
cape riddled with balls
ST LOUIS. July 1.-The hisourians, under NcGsoE
m have had skismsh With the fedsras bsssssa Sc IA
and GsOigetovn. The Fsderals had sevea killed and
the Souihsrners lost thrss. Co. heGoEa bad 700
troops.
Cen. Be'ns.sla announces that he vill sannitsr ne
uo5s oAsAs Of allegiance but keep al saspssssd persons
confined
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-19
Orrx rrEn6s.

MAToks Cousz.-Yesserday the case Of the CouEon.
wealth rs. Joseph vsrnon, charged with fslOniOusy
vouaoing Augustine Longenori on Saturday last,
Investigated. Vernon. l. appears. went TO LIS house
and bougat pie. for which be efsred, In paymen.
note Shish Mis- L. said counterfeit Words pass,
aad Vernon Left without paving for the pie young L.
Che party VITO was ucurdsd) remarkicg, "O1 II he's
huzETy et h1n go" Ga Saturday Vvrnon met this boy
IL the street. and approaching him observed "Pm hea-
CRY an 2" L pulled old pistol and told him 20
s,ird baek, but Vernon ds6sd him to Shoot aud ad-
varced l. snapped the pistol twice and ran, pursued
BY " Sho overlook him IN sley disposaessed bi Of
tie pistol ami pounded him On the bead Win The butt
l. lAy made his escape frcm the clutches Of the valcr-
Gus Vernon, and ran hcme. " bred the pistol al tie
fugitive and the latter supposed frrn the hlcol upon
BIS OcC9us that be bad been shct but surgical exln
nation relieved him Of this apprehension. The Mayor
seni The ease on to the Hastings Court
Joseph kstes and Wm. J. fsckett belonging TO Capt
Higgins company from -, we're arEieBtd for being
draak aud dsordsry upon CANDLES Hill Wednesday az
teaooa The testimony showed that sheir conduct vas
positively Outrageous. They were sent 10 al
Bugene Askeer wa bsouebi up Tor being drunk In
tie crest Alderman Sauxay irQaired, " How cane
yoa % get drunkG' Nc aaisely replied, al suppose,
sif took too much whisky" He was seat 10 Jail for
ten Gays.
Several "nlen O. var" for being drunk in the street.
SsFe oonmed Ia defauls Of seerriy for their cool ks-
bsyi1'. i X. lockwood, for selling liquor without
lce0se, vas lined $40 VIM Barley, "a C., for earry-
liz oo1csAed weapons, rsnandsd for trial btfofe
n Hastings Court
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-19
HOyING ON MANASSAS.

wGsHsGros, Jolly lT.-Grn. Mcdowell viii advance
tonight Gen. Scott and Staff visited the troops the
Virginia side Of the Potomac On yesterday.
Lalsr-Gsn. Mcdowell left this city half past THREE
o'clock TO day, 10 90 somerhere
The Advance Federal guard At Hunting Creek to-
dsy, ten miles from Washington.
WASHINGTON July l7.h.-rhs advance guard Of the
Federal troops reached Fairfax COURTHOUSE Of TO-
day The Confederate piekeis ,etired N hour before
aud q back on Cen!reyile, where they viii probably
make stand
LIs,-Taylor's Division moved early on Wednesday
and the southsruers fell back towards Cenrsvile.
SAL Laier-Gen. Mcdowell and staff arrived at 4
Pm bis division, xill move towards Manassas juno
ton on te-norros (raursdsy)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-19
~ KNAPsACKL
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
1000 SLAVES WANTED,
BY Hire OF by Purchase.

WE viii purchase hire for Of eve years. Five Hur.
w dred Thousand FLAW. LaboerS the South
Pacific Railroad In Texas-iumsdstey OF Shreveport
La In region and protected from Invasion moelts
,on dunns ,he eop which shall s, between the two
TREY healthy aud for the distance Of 400 300 miles
e. Shreveport pene,rA:e one of the hnss; agricultural
tries the continent OF America
This company has magnificent land grant from Texas
1920 every mile the company constructs for the
OF 500 miles from shrevrpos on the eastern 70 III Pao
the western boundary Of Texas IKE pr esen,
Company /, pay for labor ih-
rapid development Of the eonpAny interest," but for term Of
ysas by hire or by the actual purchase company
The liberal ard sh
In Kentucky, Missouri vhs Maryland North osoias or else
yhese for the hire purchase wh psyn In the
taken either Ls purchase the company Is mailed 70
propose liberal because ohe By
leIA toa bond = the compaSy
rate. anOst equal % cash AL thu rshs a uk company
the iynpsy snd the route the SAD degree Of pArel oila
aSs a.. s a-ss0a ., sewers: Of as most Powerful fGrVpssn
gum and -as well Of large csp lists eomIae cisf
Jailed stste. passed b .. i last Issod donsng 70 this
through itons New Meg aud California dome
S, ss' sT. and al r & @ S T I'm 81 40 Lars
House Of Representatives, vas smend Il TIE SENATE and only
He'd TO become las the want Of time and the startling
hncAl even's familiar " the nation
company the word has larger Rails for s succsfui
he spprsson Of nsny ss aud ESropeaD
srnmentsprOsng much benefit to is ctholders 70
conpsr 70 &C, his continent The trade q chaa Japan Aus
vas and the whole Pseac cos-dsbutng the esrurss
Calf Of MEXICO 10 the os on our k,.nto
giving each lie due and natural which has
In past and, annually increasing sis1
rich those .ho shall control !. n the "a n4:sre:
onAhe seczres ard for the liberal arrangement will
be made with then trE; Which pust rs
mont tern. q chtrsci lt afsy OF the slaves Themselves
'dos DC .A . ~ Of S 1os.S
isss Of Warrington ana nov 10 kisenond' " s5S
Yr..iieut Of The Southern Pacific Railroad Cornpapv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-19
LATER IRON EUROPE.

NSw YokK, July 1.-THE steamship Asia has arris
ed, - ith one day. later from Europe.
The ses CT cotton on saturday, l2 600 bales o.
which SPECTATORS ana exporters took 9opo. The aar
ket closed s'eady.
Breakfasts we're steady, ard Provisions quiet
Al LcnSon Corsols closed at 50 5sAssS&
The Asa brings sllO,OO in gold.
The Arabia arrived out on the Tth inst.
Al Hayre Orleans tres 0Edinare was quoted at IL:
frsncs, ard BAs at 10 francs.
The market closed buOyans AID the Gales Of the veel
we've 25 COO bales
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-19
Turf OIL.

hADsDy. =. O, April l2.h q.
MEssns. DoYs Ce..eEsrIKsE .-h due 70 you
NI wonderful Tstter hsnes
By rUkP OIL had been -ns with rs.ter
hnds for tao IL had got under fnge
nails tiled ~ Me Doctors ef aequansnos and their rens
aes all ed 10 DO any good Ny hants had bad cosd
scarcely do work vh tasnthsy rorld Of bleed
told 81 gealtmAn VII had tried the fUef GIL hs
bal Of scraeh an cured HIN At twice sppyi.s
Asssh,I Vosl eta ssl tb.usst q cis a.vs sss
aenesi vnTt abous Twelve month led three
bottles before my bu vha had used about
bottles hands bee cor veil ihey
eoad and up this ssl Il and
I'm doe hltf CHI Of TAR eo.uar o. 81
and thanks had Ike 10 frgot have Md
k ant vhh kfzeion :
With rees rsspset Ian ycsrS Dc,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-19
kAs 1aE GgSs!-we call attention 10 .he fac. Tia.

kAS TIE 6USs!-we call attention 10 the fac: tha. a
artillery company il being raised ~ kCssrs John
Howard J. y Watkins, Geo. J. Sumner. y. u. Selesu,
Jno. Nunsord J. Ragnes and othSr gentlemen Of he
uly. A. .lduespens for patriotic yor men, OF lin
ed means 20 Din this corps fundhs ben raised sui
f,eni 20 dey all the expenses Of uniioruag and ohsr
Igupnects Necessary 20 the comfort ard efficiency Of
the company. An elegant battery, consisting Of Asid
brass pieces and one RIA cznEoa, las oeen secured -
We adsss cur youIS men, wao desire to serve their
country u this hour need,;o apply at the rendezgSus
Z door above Col ". D. BARS store en- Main street.,
tS-iay Il Is proposed % uEs tie company tonight
a. 81 o'clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-19
ERoY NORTH WESTERN VIRGINIA..

GsAroS Va, July l7.--Tbs Southcrnsrs escaped
Gen. Hills Federal forces through pass within mile
aud ahsfOf HHrs camp II this Is reliable il is very
probable that Gen. Ganett's command is safe
HAasIsBgas, July 1.-THE reserve force rov at
Cumberland, ADD occupy Piedmont and New Creek vii
sge. The sculheIners attacked New Creek village but
vers rspa,,e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-19

R;cEHoSD NAKxlrs-0or uL prices eursen. does
DO, sppesr to-day, business IS Aost ssasuant here,
and il Is ussloss to pTeecnt quo;atcrs- We may nlrk
h0seSer tat Bacon has advsneSdtae Wholesale range
Tor Yrgaia bog round being is 9ct; the saFPy lad
sSasse as demand Ruusr j. also higher via brisk
dansod IRON a The Atlantic Por;s far doAn as New
Gslsansl Prime butter may noS be qco'ed, By tie
quantity 2Ol2Ssss Wiih cemAId for ell tina, arrives.
Flour j. Ertner, advance SrpeT6oe is qlOied al
- 1881 co We quote az 55.60ess. aud oats 81
g5-4Dets TIE Wheat market ia perfectly quiet We can
prssaL ard very iIte sat The stock Of provisions
l. nearly exhausted that is Unnecessary to give 90
tGdors.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-19
rHs isra REolxESr VIaorsr, HrLrr,A.-ris cO,o,,

THS isTH RK0lxESr VIROrNl hrLrFIA,-Tts Cactel
Of this Regiment Is Toes = Essns and tia All TART
s r Pend,s.op. zoe other SsG Ofisers have nes We.
sssa excited DR.. Pessf6eld Trent q the Suryeou and
DE- Bsiz B1rwsil, SusseeSs mate. Toe tApiSlDs are
Jshn 7. Stsrg Stephen x aosyan, william g. EpD !.
p. ". SsEresra. s-al z. AieP, David n. Walker, J.
g. OstoIis. Wa y. Allison, " r. Sturdivanl and
0ass- I. hoeson The lat Leaseaan's, p LIw A.
Gary. Wn- p Gilman. r. D Ward, Frank f:1losi,
vac. tie second tssplsns5is V. D. Atk.sson, @. d.
Gsinl)e, D. y aRsesz n saa Wiiliaas Samf Bsyly,
Wa. a. jenkins, Jao. ciopsen wn. icy, aad Jno, a,
Gag brc0k.
rsss are several IaSAEses ys, 10 De ard by cleo
tnr