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Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-15

- For want OF room We are compelled
to omit a communication from III. u. HlRscH,
Of the ''lberviIle Greys," dated from Little
Rock, ARK. 1t merely states tha, they are all
well aud eager for a fight. They are very
anxious to draw a bead on the enemy to show
them what Louisiana boys are made Of
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-15

AIR H. PHILLIPS, you are hereby notified
vi TO clean your Levee aud repair your road,
according 10 the requirements OF the law. The
same to be completed by the lst OF August, 1861,
by order OF the ConmIsSary oil the 22nd Road
and Lyvee District, OF the Parish OF iberyIle,
State Of Louisiana. Given this 18th day Of June,
ls6I WIN KUSSMAN,
iunl5 Road and Lecte Inspector.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-15
FOR ASSESSOR.

Mr.. Editor Please announce the name Of II. RO-
DOLPH VERBOIS, Esq, as a Democratic Candi'
ate for Assessor for the parish Of lberyille, subject to the
State Rights Democratic Convention.
We are authorized to announce ERNEST CAL
LERY, the present incumbent, as a Candidate for re-
election 10 the Office Of Assessor, subject 10 the decision of
the STAN Rights Democratic Convention.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-15

We learn that Mr.. ]. A. VENrREss, of Man
chac, in this parish, a gentleman Of wealth
and position. is now engaged in organizing
another company for the var. None but
young men Of good character will be received.
This is a splendid chance for those who would
be soldiers, but are held back in consequence
Of not wishing to be associated with improper
comrades, or men Of questionable character.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-15

MR.. J. BAKER, you are hereby notified 10
M clean your Levee and repair you road ac'
coIdius to Inc requirements OF The iaw. he
sam TO be completed by the first OF August, 1901,
by order OF the Comml>saTy OF the 22nd Road
and LeYee District, of the Parish OF I0eIEll'e,
State of Louisiana. Given this l2th day OF
June. I-6l. WIN. RUSSIAN,
lead md LeUe, inspector.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-15

MR.. J.. ". AUSTIN. YOU are hereby notified
M 10 clean YOU Levee and repair your road
according : 10 the requirements OF the law. Inc
same 10 ~ completed by the lst Of August, 1901,
by order OF the Commissary of the 22nd Road
aud Leyee District. OF the Parish OF lberyille,
State OF Louisiana. Given this 18th day OF June,
1861. WM. EUSSNAN,
Bead anil Lecee Inspector.
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Road and Leree Inspector.

Mr.. 5. HYAMS, you are hereby notified to
lNI clean your Levee and repair You road, &C
cording 10 th- requirements OF the law. The same
to be completed by the lst OF August, 1901, by
order oil tHe ColnmIssary of the lind Road and
Le,ee District, of the Parish CT lberviIle. State
U, Louisiana. Given his l2th day Of June. 1861.
WI kUSSMAN,
Road md Leree Inspector.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-15

eT-WM RUSSIAN, Road aud Leyec Inspec'
tor, has published several important notices,
which will be found in another column.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-15

Ia Mr.. Jefferson relates IN his Anas, that
during the peudency in Congress Of AleXan-
der IIamjlton's plan for the assumption Of the
State debts, he was urged by LiamIlton to
use his influence in favor Of the passage Of
the measure and that iIamliton's man ar
gument vas that, if The State debts were not
assumed by The Federal government, there
was imminent danger OF the secession of the
Eastern States and the dissolution of the
Union. Does not this 90 to show that Gen.
Hamilton and the early New England Feder-
a~li,Is, either believed in the right OF secession,
or else that, whether right or wrong, secession
was a very CONVENIENT mode Of revolution Z
We al know, moreover, that the object OF the
Hartford Convention was the secession Of the
New England States which were opposed to
the war Of 1912. Yet the descendants of
these men are for "wlpiug out' the South for
doing the very thing which they have time
and time again threatened to TO.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-15

MR.. \. McWILLIAMS, you are hereby no.
vi tilted 10 clean your Leyee AM repair your
road, according 10 the requirements OF the law
The same 10 be completed by the lSt OF August,
lsGl, by order OF he CommIssdry OF the 22nd
Road and Levee District, OF the Parish OF lbeT-
willie. State of Louisiana. Given this 18th day Of
lime, IsgI WIN. EUSSMAN.
Road and Lece6 Inspection.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-15

~ Notice the Card Of WIDOW ?. JuAEL,
announcing that arrangements have been made
for establishing a Ladies School IN Tue 4th
District.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-15

GROssE rErE, June Ii, 1861.
To ". +. BradLHTR, Esq.
DEAR SIR NV name having been announced
several times in your paper as a candidate TOR TIE
Office Of Recorder without consultation with me,
you will please discontinue suid announcen'ent aud
announce me as a candidate for Sh-riff, and ubiIge
Your, very respectfully, etc,
JOS. n. ERWIN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-15
FOR SHERIFF..

Ma. EDIroR: Please announce my name in your paper
a. a Candidate for the next s~herifaI,y Of this parish.
GUsrAVE LAUyE.
Bayou GouIs. April 18th, 1851.
We are authorized to announce j. VI. EILS as a
Candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing Fall election.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-15

e35- We call attention to the advertisement
of r. A. 0HLLIoN, who has just received a
large supply Of fresh Groceries. Fy
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-15

E- Capt. WI. Stockton. ofQuincy, Fla,
has been appointed a Captain in the Confeder-
ate army, with orders to muster a regiment Of
infantry for service in the State. 4-
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-15

Ms. EoIToR. You win please announce the name Of
ADOLPHE HERBERT, ESQ., as a Candidate for
the Office Of Recorder Of the parish Of Iberyile, subject
to The decision of the State Rights Democrats Couren-
ton.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-15

81 Col. G. NJ. HiIlyer, editor Of the Nat
chez Courier, passed through Vicksburg on
the 10th inst, to join the Sixteenth Mississip.
pi Regiment as commissary.
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TO H

IJAVING made arrangements with the School
ii Directors of the Fourth School District oil
this Parish, tor the purpose OF teacning a Public
School for the young ladies IA said District, |
hereby give notice 10 the Parents that the same
will be opened on
On Monday. June Nth.
iunIj WIDOW p. JUNEL.
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Ia. P~LAQUEMINE: ....
-.-HSs-- .
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th. 1861.

IL Communications intended for this issue
have been left over for want Of room.
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~ TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

y DOLLAR (Sl OO per square Of ten lines, or les, OF
scrtion. and Fifty Gents for each subsequent Inscr-
ton. ilIberal discount, h.weveT, on these rates Will
he made on Advertisements inserted for a longer tine
than two months, az folOws
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Nstu @uucrtLaeenemts.
N OTICE

o II F..
MR.. H. kelvin Il RlVETTE, you are
Vl hereby notified 10 clean your Levee and re-
pair your road, according, 10 the requirements OF
the law. The same to he completed by the LIST
of August, lS6l, by order ofthe COmmissary of
the 22nd Road and Levee District, Parish of
Ibergille. State of Lou siana.
Given this - day OF June, 1861.
WM KUSSMAN,
Road and Leree Inspector.
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decentralization.

h asSa $50 Recapitulation. itIlE =
Hmount subject 10 drafts. a.. ESQ o5
Credited TO School Districts. -, 1854 10
Road and LAyee Fund. '682 %
a" 10 - lbsrsilie School Soc. 81 50
i1r ..ci OIL: umfn $50 -
lotsi amouutin Treasury. $l9, 256 81
Respectfully submitted to the Police J Jury, this Sd
day Of June, 81. Ait%Ne Wtll
.,goh ,3,.pod ALLEN JUMEL, Treasurer.
Approved June 4th, 81.
tSigned) Jso. A. DARDEssE. Pns,.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-15

CREvAssEs.-On Thursday, the Maren-
go levee gave way, letting in the water
of the Mississippi and Overlooking sew
eral plantations in the 90" Friday
night, the levee around the go" also
gave way, letting the whole body Of
water into Lake Concordia, filling it up
and causing some damage to several
plantations upon the borders of it. The
Lake stopped rising on Tuesday, the
outlets now conducting of the water as
fast as it flows in. The damage done
is not 50 great as anticipated at first,
and as the Mississippi is falling, no fur
ther overflow is ap~prehended. The com
m%unication with the swamp is entiely
cut off and the mail stage has not run
since Friday. ,.ss.T 1o
The Lake had fallen two inches, Wed
nesday evening.
From what we can learn, we appre-
bend that the devastation from the Gre
vase is not to the extent imagined oy
our contemporaries. 1t is certain tna1
the damage cannot extend beyond the
present area of the food, while the
damage to certain localities IL not 80
great as supposed and rerTesenleu
while the booming waters were at their
height Coneordia Intelligence.
- N.
r@. Gunpowder is being made
| noIa countv Mississippi.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-15
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

THREE DOLLARS y FIFTY CENTS C$3 JO for
one year, IN advance. FIVE DOLLARS IS OD At
not paid IN advance.
SINGLE CoPIES-Ten Cents.
No ah.crttion will be Discontinued uness a written no.
acr to thar effect IL received tom the sUbscriber HIM,
self, and all urrearges paid.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-15

raA- Gunpowder is being made 10 fa'
nola county, Mississippi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24
FROM OUR ARMY UP TIE RIVER.

We learn through PASSENGERS, who arrived from Co.
lImbus yesterday, that come excitement existed there
IA consequence Of receiving the intelligence, reliably
authenticated that thousand Federal troops had
nded nine miles above headquarters on the Kentucky
side Of the Mississippi river. They down Tues
day morning, and we're reinforced on the following
rightly what number was unknown.
The enemy evidently design threatening Columbus 10
two 6rectionsdosn the river and by way Of Psducsb
expecting, doubt, to execute flank movement In the
latter direction.
We presume that Geo. Johnston will not let the Hes
s,rs main in their present situation long without
forcing them into hzht OF the resnt there can be
no manner Of doubt -Ksmphis Appeal, Sept. 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24
HOUSE ROBBING -NEGRO AND HORSE STEAL.

HOUSE ROBBING-NEGRO AND HORSE STEAL
ING AND CHURCH BURNING IN HARDY co
correspondent Of the Romney Intsiigsne0 gives an
account of raid, by about thousand Yankees, on the
little town Of Petersburg in Hardy county, Va few
DAYS ago. The rascsls KEEP. at bay for some time
by about one hundred and twenty-five citizens, bat
finally succeeded in making their entrance into the .owp
the ciiIens escaping the river The writer says
The result Of the raid may be summed up fellows
The, captured four wagons loaded With from Moore
Id for Monterey with 40 horses slaves One OF the
wagons was driven by white man, who made his e.
eip, They stole about Is other horses, 81 tents wa
COOS and cooking ensi the property Of the soldiers
Who came the day before from Greenbrier liver They
broke open our stores ihed them Of many things
They 6i1 not rure houses property. Nine value
bl, slaves isu of tho evening after the Yankees LEFT
making IL in all. II none OF these are captured ar
brought back loss by this invasion will be $4,000
Not satisfied With what their destructive hands had
prompted them to apply the torch TO the old
Methodist Church, dedicated to the worship Of
him who dwels in a temple not made By human hands
nearly half century ago. Here great grand parents
our grand plrlns parents and ourselves have betn
accustomed TO gather ourselves together for many long
y.srI IL has stood here memorial OF the piety, n
ieion and civil s.on Of this people for nearly three
generations TIE memories Of many now living here,
cu,ter around and are associated With this old relic of
@ past But 1t could not escape tbtr impious banda
will .rp,ar "a sure and swt witness against them 10
the crest ldgmen, which awaits al people.
As have already intimstej we lost no men, neither
had We any hurt The enemy lost several how mai y,
| could not find out.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24

AFAr GOVERNMENT AGzyCY The New York Herald
states that George Morgan, who is the brobsrinaw
Of tbs Secretary Of the Navy and is the agent Of the
r the purchase and charter OF vessels for
the blockadag .qaadron has during the period Of his
agency purch seventy eight Ct amers and ssilr
vessels Of all Sizes ranging from thirty five to two thous
and four hundred tonI Tho aggregate cost Of these
vessels was 57 which two and a-haf per cant
commission has gvea NJ. Morgan the snug litle sum
Of 81 600 for very little than four month"; work.
If We add to this bis commission charters and ID
vessels purchased sine, this return made up (nGw
nearly three weeks) We shall not oversate his vial
elrnngs at 81 1000
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24
ALARNa AT PAnuOAH.

PADUolH, Sep. l7-Last night was one full Of eIeh-
mcnt at this point. Twice the pickets al around tie
town 6red their guns and the whels army were turn
Cd out and formed In ordr Of battle. The first alarm
was caused BY sentinel shooting at assrsgsng soldier,
and the second by shooting into market wagon.
PADucAH, Sept. IA fugitive arrested here last
i,ht from hsyhsd, reports that 5000 Of Gen. John
sons foron are at hsyfsli and 5000 more sppro'ch
ing this place.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24

The New Orleans cssfssp, seaslas Of tbs haslas'a
Of that city, and says that within the las, two weeks there
have been seven or eight large dealers there from Rch
mond buying supplies for their hopses ard establishing
trade relations With the merchants New Orleans The
articles purchased sugar, moafses, s'lt hardware
saddsry and In fact nearly everything that comes under
the head of general merchandise. One dealer bought
one thousand saddles They brought with them gold
aud Confederate notes. and paid the cash down for what
they purs released.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24
IR,lH MISSOURI

Jryrnks,s CIrr, No, Sept. 10 There IL no definite
intelligence from Lexington, No., to-day. Dispatches
we're received here this afternoon stating thai was re.
ported and believed that Lexington had been taken on
Tuesday last.
Two gentlem N, who arrived here late this evening,
having left Boonsvl, on the 7sh instant ssredi. the
report
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24

DEATH OF VIRGMAS Tho Memphis pagers ar
nouuce the death of Col G. Payne late State Sera,
tor from the Memphis District.
Colonel Payne born in Culpeper county, Virginia,
aud emigrated when young to Middle TennesIee where
practised Law for many years. attaining high
tson as br liant advocate For FIVE yey re- he held the
responsible Office Of Road Commissioner Of Tennessee
In which be distinguished himself by ais ardent devo.
lion to the cause Of internal Improvements. For a
short period be also held the Office CT Circuit Judge
Five years since be removed 30 Memphis, where he
lo,ed his mortal career.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24
DIED.

AT oclsek the a8d lrs In h 18Th year, ELLA, cid
q. taush,er Of ssu,sel and Rsoeeea CotrelL
funeral oil Ike place IRON the residence OF her parents
Ros, Sweet on his rusdsy) evening" At o'clock The friends
and .eqaantanses Of the family respectfully invited 10 o.
tsnd.
On Mondayhe oh l VIRGINIA NJ only daughter OF
Le tsrrar Confederate States Army aged ysars
aod 20 months
nouer has faded on earth TO bloom In heaven.
Ye.terdsy, wALsEa, third son Of c W. Maomurda.
His funeral viii place from the rtsdsnes Of hssmur
do J.. to dsy 4 ] O'Clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24
TO THE VOTERS or TIL -

~ CoyNrIE3 OF HirovgR HtNRIC0, CHARLIE
CIV Kent Els,heh Sy warwick, Jsmss Oily and York.
and the oe Of Richmond and rssponse 70
call made tArouEh the public and In pI rate letss
c.nd dae In the Hou.e
Reprs nsvs 81 the Confederate co3sress Although the
active aons % the campaign VIII in uue for me 10
visit before ne elec ~. reason to poie that
they viii interfere vi.a TIE discharge Of duties rspressn
tavs Congress- shoud he pe,suret TO call TO tht
dy. In lha sndsavor to represent with
inelige- and fdeity. =
If gro W. EANDOLtH-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24
TEL u RAP Mo.
REPORTED RATTLE IN KENTUCKY.

AUGUSTA, Sept 2S.-The KlcIvill, Register Of satu:.
day morning says, the authority Of Captain John
Robertson, that engagement occurred at Blrbours-
vile, Ky. on Thursday last, between 800 Federal
troops aud 500 Confederses who advanced from Cum
berlsnd Ford. The Lnoolnites were routed, and the
Confedsr..es took 400 stand Of and have posses.
sion Of B,rboursvils. The Confederate oss vas two
kilsd-Lisut. Powell, Of Hawkins county, and a pri.
yate Toe Federal loss is not known.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24
TIE FIRST Rr0nrsr BAsD.-All the members

TIE FIRST Rr0MESr BASD.-Ail the members Of this
Zoe Band in the city at present. on furlough Sew
esl Of the ins' required essential repairs and as
the Band thereby reduced to only Eve or elk per-
formers, all Of them obtained leave OF absence They
will return Thursday morning time enough We presume,
head tbk riumphal procession whi,b Is expected TO
march int, the city Of Washington sometime prior to
All Saint Day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24

GRAND coScEET.-A erind voc.l and instrumental
concert will take place, at Metropolitan Hal, tomorrow
ngh,he proceeds to Be appropriated to the St. Charles
Hospital fund. The wal be under the direction
OF Mr.. +. W. Z ,sier Thu ladies and gentlemen who
have volunteered their ryces for the OCCASION are twd
lidy smstsura Mons D'Alfouce, Mr.. Esgling, Mr. Il
Bishop Mr. +. Crs oh, and hr. b Krsu,e. The pro
CANINE Is varied ap a attractive.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24

RULE MAxuyAcroRI.-We IRE glad to learn that the
rA mandatory OF the Brothers Cook, In the city Of
New Orleans has proved complete On Thurs
day laS they shipped fy rifles to the Supnower Guard
in Virgins, 9TH sword bayone attachment which we're
pronounced By competent judge, to bs far superior In
,trsng, accuracy asd range to the original E16sd pat
tern, ,fssr Which they made They are m,kirg
rlngsmens which viii enable them to turn out twenty
Iia Z psr DIV -Raton Rouqs lLal Adpoeate SfpL ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24
orrx rrH1xs.

MAroRs oeUrr.-D. J. Moray appeared before she
Mayor yesterday to answer the charge Of being drunk
in the street,, and chasing negroes with knife" The
only possible excuse for his conduct that the liquor
which be had swallowed affected his vision and caused
him to mistake the negroes for Yankets but this plea
was not urged and Dan bad to 90 TO all in esault Of
security for bis coed behavior.
sYsn. 70 rsh man!
VIII n fudtlsd ~ too much old re,
MIST ignorant OF what he's most assured.
His gassy senee-ute m angry are
Plays such faniasis tricks before high Heaven
~ make he-bou lu.
jones Gay was charged with beating Mexican
woman he believed her TO be negro, aud though be
was under the malign Influence Of whisky, considered
himself sober enough to interpret remark OF the dutky
Sonora into gross insult he therefore assaulted her
and gave her several severe blows before she made her
escape Gay was committed, in default Of security for
his good behavior.
w. T. Robinson. for being drunk, at the Exchange
Hotel was fined g. he was also charged with being
disorderly but the witnesses could no. identify him
the man who "yelled and made Q fuss, !" and he was
therefore discharged.
Thomas Kane, wearing Lieutenant's uniform Of the
18th Louisiana Regiment but believed not to be connec
ted with that organ ,op charged With aiding and
ab.tting In the roll Try of DR.. T. Edwards of the
florida Regiment The Doctor treated q party OF sci
ders when four Of them a,c riding 10 his testimony
sc Ied him. threw him down. and took his pocfet ,ok
containing $40, mostly in Bank Of Valley notes The
Leutenans" stood by giving dire ,tons. and when ar
rested next day, had two $40 Bank Of Valley notes In
his possession He protests his innocence, Tut was Ie.
msnded for trial
There was no other case Of any interest
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24

RvAcrluos or SHIP IsLASD-Nigh. before last, at
o'clock the tv,euldon Of Ship lsand BY the Lous'ns
troops, completed the for, dsmansd ana me guns
nmnuaItion. etc removed. This work was performed
under the supervision Of Col Durcln and Lieut. Co.
Alien, assisted By Capt Bond Lieut. Bdgss and Lieut.
S,mmss, Of the regular service Thirty two hours we're
Consumed in DESTROYING tbs fort soldiers quarters etc..
and removing the troops and armament durioR Which
tins steamers fiigates ard several smaller
sJes bslorging Old Abe >lns set we're In sight,
but respectful distance they not daring to interfere
With the eeAakrio1 Of our mao.
Had rot the officer Of the Lie i: aet bsen terribly
frightened By the appearance Of transports 10 the
vicinity Of tbs GlInd-evidsntly liking that they
bro1glt rti1focsmens the garrson-they might have
c,nsed much annoysne IL not great loss of life.
The evacuation Of Ship Hand military necessity,
ard the Gfcers who had charge Of the work deserve
much ercdi; for the admirable and suc,essfu In
which Il was exsclsed. Yesterday the ileksders We
understand. approached the Lind and threw several
Fhs into the deserted fort and dng enemy the
blind, vaiautv landed and boised the Units States
aIg.-Hss 0rlsass Bulletin, lsA-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24
LEGISLATURE.

FsAsryoKr. KIT Sept l0-Ps,itio's were presented
to-dy BY hessr. spiding Eduuuds, Hamilton, Ray,
Smith, Anderson and Ireland in favor Of the tax
They we're referred.
bill was passed this morning, giving to the Military
Board power to loan the State 70 hsjoi Anderson.
Also, Q bill increasing the power OF the Board.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24

As TO the result of the engagement With the Lincoln
gunbos up the rvsr heretofore noticed says the Men,
phis Appeal private letter from Columbus, dated the
lo.h, says: "J,f Thompson put few tw'lTepoundsrs
in the bow Of one boat and the other dashed to her and
pulled her up the river, ending the fsht We learned
last night ,h, she badly damaged that she sunk
before reaching Cairo and Eve were killed on board
of hsr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24

BRE Lp YoR TIE ARxY.--we learn that the Comms.
suy Department Of the Confederate Government has
pu' chased the extensive bakery Ct Mr. W. n Tiusley
Shockoe Hill and will hereafter conduct lie operations
% supplr bread and craokera for the army
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24

Recent Evrs1s.-The jawelry store Of Mr.. ". wildt,
Broad street, between 9th and 9TH Streets entered
Saturday night and pundered Of $500 worth Of
jewery. watches, etc.
W. q. Buck, q corporal Of the l0.h company Of the
1871 New York Regiment, (Hshlanders,) was sho. By
seutin at the prison depot Saturday, Tor dsobedacs
Of orders and insolence.
Several Of the Ys kee prisoners who recently escaped
from this city, have been recsptured and brought back 10
their cid quartera