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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01

Is Tubs and Hrkns superior fresh Orange County
ter, received BY steamer Yorktown, today
10 Frkins fresh Orange County Butter, for % c's
= Packages fresh Country Roll Butter, for % eta
10 Kegs Cooking Butter from l2H to ~ cts
Superior Family and Extra Flour
Died Peaches and Apes
Potatoes beans, Peas and Pickles
Cooking Wines and Brandy, for sale, wholesale and
retail, by J. Z. RORERrsDs,
la3i Cor Governor and Pranslln 81,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01
CONSIDERATIONS ZOE WARMERS.
OVNHIUhhH FAhHEHh
Northern journal volunteers the following advice 10

the agricultural community OF is State:
the State will do well prep year Of al
veratyof civil commoon, prices and irdsd labor
Unless there should be- strong foTel demand al their odue
lions will nard much less than heretofore mAy h
difficult Of sale any prize. They take sail .ni
by economy in eSpeIdiu prepare 70: the sorst
Their burdens will Ia another form Their
already euormors0Gt they will be consdcrA ~ largely
augmented year The Republican party instead Of aep
lag them % Increase the
alton hdf million n dollars Tor mi tar purposes thy
carry ut cir present pupose Of plunng the country civil
the Increase be Millions and be continued
an ndehn number No mau'5 property longer
safe reign Of terror about 10 be lnauguraet which
squal the French Revolution It's horrors bttStel he
States will end 10 In community. and human
be at the mercy ~ tn domnsni faction for time benz
Government ard soely ~h fall iGto disiolu n the present
troubles continue.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01
BY J. II. VAN EyRIE, N. D.

One Vol. 12mo., PIP S39. Price u.
The author public assumes as starting pont that
the subordinate position Of the always existing in Am
society, condition ofs.veIy bot the nat
sion Of Inferior superior and evils
any, exist In Southern society," Teferable failure lastly
embody the natural nferoy Of the negro the civil law and
not In the fundamental theory
soceya His work divided into two specific
radical differences Of the color figure
ha features language snses brain, OF negro
only the pslpsble spectaes similar
ratng the from the white man. WHY when
how the ~ 10 thus order things author regards
lmmaeaL He simply starts with the they exist After
the negro Is shown be dnerent human being physically and
mentally his proper relations the white man are
al mulattosm and Its ultimate extinction showing the
by OF nteuLon like cOgnaie bran hes OF the
important and but little understood branch the subject The
theory advanced Ia this woE 10 entirely and distinct from
that by other writer and founded as Il g. upon n
duetve facts It believed presents at last the philosophy
this distrsciIbg question.
"SHcl demanded IN al he hfsn Is Of qtlonnl
pr0Jr.s the influence must sJs IN deenfHJ tae CIcls
race pIopsr conception Of TIER asioa-Ion d. g.
Dickinson
An able aud mssy exposure Of falacy more than
other has disturbed the tranquility Of peopleHon
JtEsr,0H Ddrts
The win be by mail postage Free receipt Of one
dollar. VAN EYRlE HORTON 4 CO., Publishers,
No. 1862 Nassau Street, New York.
sFor all sellers Trade supplied by all the
principal jobbers IN New York and Philadelphia feI-t
CHOICE ROLL HUTTER.-s Dbl, Roll Butter neat
~ y wrappedin cloth, and OF superior quality, for family
Just received, for sale BY
hl W. WALLACE sons
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01
RICHMOND WING
ERIDAV MORNING, FsuRUARV I, IseI.
D. CORIiENFnNnrNTs

Ls,.ri ssnssl nas.bs larsss4i 80 sa Etr CT Rs
Hai.
sr "a ,oriisn on hA sf ef az ydps- gil mes bsPsoA
4t rlls " -7Hg -tIHdHg r'.' 90 % tlC1n 81 az,
q t1 % clse BE- departed al. lhaII n1fcss asd-
- ei3 IS iiHsl are cilrgsa for ldrsrtise7slts.
- - usratbs rsl-a recfsi cop1ssssisatoAs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01
NEW YORK MARKrTs. JAN. 90


BT wiK-Prm quality f. a'er higher; sales goo n. at 80
3sLs cents. chi,niy 81 90 3t cab.
toFHE There i steady a demand for home use
market generally good position, prices Rio BEING
those Of West India description however rather
The sales are % bags Rio atl" 49, cens
Skimmings and the higher for handsome
FLOURThe market for state and Western Flour
What more animated appeirar Immediately our last
Rsyev and with good dmtni for export u-sry al ld-S
preciaed about cents tb at which fair busne,s done
The market has been less buoy during the
prices ally supported though the
noted above have been lost TIE for uhrn Flour has
been moderate and the market scarcely hrm Transactions
have hee1 encte for the full prices however
GRAS With Increased demand 70 shpmrnt duHp past
three days, the market Tor Whaths been more y6v though
have favored purhfers Throughout 1h- demand from
local Miller has fallen OF sha and the bulk Of the sales
Friday have been mad: Tor shipment Con steady un'er
moderate demand for consumlo ant shipment at slightly I'm
proved prc
IErH The iuness which has characterized tho market Tor
Sole for sometime pats CONTOURS and Ices Without
tai change French Calf skins rather inactive,
moderate Itlck, previous prices are maintained.
SUGAR-COr Lu-s ql Inactive free receipts n
Which pressed for sale log
press the marsr and again motto. decline Of onegih
i An Invoice Of - 36 bags Man recently arlysd
hiss been shipped TO Liverpool from hrst hands
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01
RIILs REPnRrEn.

To take the of the of Elizabeth City
" the repeal of passed the session of 1855
Academy, 10 certain persons therein named for claim
against said academy amending Incorporating the
Virginia Life Insurance Company for the better govern
ment Of the Of Danve incorporating the Newport
and Gap Mills Turnpike Company; Senate bill authorizing
the Board of Public Works TO confirm the sale Of the
Marysve plank road the county of Charlotte author
ling the payment OF a sum of money to Jas W Jones,
itior OF Frederick county
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01

the Macedonian, and the Wyoming and the Brooklyn,
and possibly score besides, to hang about our
ports and the duties which all that our lorrng bre,h-
rem want at Interchangeable ibaite-not love nor
felowshp-these to be collected at the enaIcs Of
our hsrborsl
We will pay tribute
Let the ports be blockaded. Charleston, and Sayan-
nah, and Mobile, and New Offensive will form good.
y fellowship when ports are blockaded We bid you
welcome to the simple fare Of agricultural people
We have provisions enough, on every homestead in
South Carolina to last year-hog and hominy in album
dance We will buy no more Northern kckshaws. We
will make BY next August God will give
granares good corn crop In September we shall be
gathering from millions Of Of cotton. We have
much cotton on hand now, which the world wants.
What Great Britain and France will do for cotton with
ports blocksded can't exactly say but we expect
that they will find way to bring English and French
cloths and cassimeres and negro clothes in place Of
those rascaly shaggy, and worthless stus, with which
the Yankees have been cheating year after year We
will those cloths, be sure and Great Bfatain and
France may get our cotton as they can.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01
Observation-Disclosures,

Ashe Frankfort Commonwealth justly observes those
who are dsuai1u-s per SEQ and who are striving to pre-
ciD.a.c revolution and civil at all hazards have
abandoned le use o., argument, aud resort exclusively
,o eDtlsts aud ayecye against those who truly
Southern as they are and desire to act with that cool
mes. and de5eraoa due 20 the immense Interests at
stake Heuce those who are against precipate action,
ana against the extreme remedy of revolution until all
others are exhausted are denounced as sjmssionists
by tle pg-cpaus I, is expected that this course will
alarm Che tu.d a1J Dragon them into the advocacy Of
extreme measures Bu- honest, brave and true will
10- ,us lsa10ol,d. They win pursue the even tenor
o.. lglrga7 regardless of all attempted Intimidation
@ conscious of the integrity of their motives they win
s vd au eye single TO tie bes, interests Of the
ty. BE- Ias. and Gear not, their rule o, action They
dare da aha. they ails 90 De right regardless Of cou-
someone's Tire defamation Of dem7gcgues aud CON
sr.re,o-s cluuo, move them from the line OF duty.
As for ourselves. ae acknowledge tha. n one sense,
ee aIs Sl1m.s siJu.s--iu another. Ne slr not, aud
81, long 81 ve live, We will never be. We Will never sub
m.. .1 what 500 think IS wrong We v. always assert
aaj maintain chat which is right tie vho doe NOR, os
-. chan l.,. uleor,a, .lr rights %, Amer,c-u oi,.-
.n.u.. saJ deserves 20 bea slave.
H,,,nse of srr,ipi5ator-'
The Petersburg .r appeals .1 The p opI1 80
beware o.. Prscfrato-- and adds The man Who
would solicit sour suffrage and at the same time would
be- u1s..iug 90 .bmt Dds action Co 7ou ought to be
looked upon sa .7.,ol whatever NAV be his profes-
ions OF attachment To- ,as Union Tor the Ssces,io1is
VIII vote stl singular aaaa.mt. for dsprgiug the peo-
POI. Of tae privilege OF passing apol the action OF tt5
Convention. Beware @. Frelpiut0rs, hey would drift
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01

Bryan,s Tasteless yermifugc.-worms Ia children,
II not dlslodged the foundation OF fatal diseases One
Of this really pleasant liquid will destroy and bng them
constituent Of the vernuge vegetable and harmless g,
pain Price 20 cents.
Sold by FI7HE2 4 SHEPHERD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01

Providing efficient police regulations at the poor
houses Of the Commonwealth incorporating the Hughs
Greek Oil and Coal Company Incorporating the Amber
Oil and Coal Company incorporating the Fayete Oil and
Coal Company; authorizing the Virginia Central Railroad
Company construct a branch OF their road to Licking
ton in Rockbdge county increasing their capital stock
100000 in shares Of 800 each; explained by Mr..
CHRISTIAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01
Adverse to the petition of the ScOttsye Home Guar

lengthy message from the Governor was laid before
the House by the Speaker in reference the failure of
the Banks Of the Commonwealth respond the call
them for a specie circulation sufficient for the pay
ment Of interest the public debt due in July and
other times and recommending that suitable steps be
taken to compel them to do so.
The following extract is compiled statement Of the
amount Of circulation of each bank in the State:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01
- CHEAPINSURANCE.

- CHEAP 1Nsu Herrng's
49, Patent Pre- Proof safes insure much
IA Insu-snce Poc s. and last many years
AFFORD to be without them We good
store. KNOWLES WALFORD, Agents.
ja3l 1870 Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01

Dr. McClintock's PectoraI Syrup.-Th, strictly
vegetable specific introduced by Of the first physicians and
medical boanss OF our age saving the lives Of multudss Of
persons young and old having all the symptoms pu
Inonary diseases Phce Al
Sold by FISHER SHEPHERD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

January 81, 1861.
The House called to order at u o'clock NJ by the
Speaker.
Prayer by the Rev. NJ. D. Hoge, of the Presbyterian
Church
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01
UNION MEETING AT DETRl0T-C0MPR0MIS
puCnI ITTToNS

DErRIoT Jan. ga large meeting of citizens favor
able to the plan of the border State committee assembled
in the city ball last evening, pursuant to call OF the
mayor The hall was densey packed, hundreds being
unable obtain addmittance. The meet addressed
by prominent democratic and republican speakers. Reso
luOns were adopted avorng the admission Of terrific
rs south of 90 degrees 30 minutes States with or
without slavery; all north Of that line free Also,
amendment the fugitive slave law to prevent kdnap
pog the repeal Of all personal liberty laws the proven
ton of interference by Congress with slavery in the slave
States dockyards and intersave trade nonnereTence
by Congress with slavery in the District of Columbis,
except with the consent of the people Of Virginia. Mary
land and the District of Columbia and the perpetual pro-
hibition Of the African slave trade. Three delegates
appointed to proceed to Lansing and urge the Leg
islature to repeal the personal liberty law
is THERE TO BE A FORCE BILL
The following bill has been reported in the House Of
Representatives by the select committee to whom the
Presidents special message, weeks ago, was sub
mitted:
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
tves of the United States Congress assembled That
it shall be lawful for the President of the United States
whenever and often in his opinion it shall become
necessary, TO call forth the militia Of all any of the
States of the United States accept the services of
volunteers to such may be required to protect
and defend the forts magazines arsenals dock yards
navy yards public buildings and other property OF the
United States which has been may be unlawfully
seized taken possession of by any combination of per
whatsoever and the provisions OF authorizing
the employment of land and naval forces Of the United
States in of Instructions approved March 3 1907
and all existing laws and regulations relating to the
tua service of the militia of the United States shall he
applicable the employment of the same under the pro-
visions of this act
The bill recognizing the militia Of the District OF CO.
lnmbia requires the following oath to be taken:
J. A b, do solemny swear Tor affirm as the case NAV
be that bear true and faithful allegiance to the United
States of America and that will serve them honestly
and faithfully against their enemies and opposers whose
ever, and that will observe and obey the orders Of
the President of the United States and the orders of the
officers appointed me, according to the rules and
articles of war.
DON'T DREAD A BLOCKADE
The Charleston Mercury of Tuesday, talks as if South
Carolina not much disturbed by threats Of block.
aiding her ports 1t says
Our ports are to be blockaded The Constitution and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01

DIR. McCIintock's Cold and Cough Mixture
performs In instance what promised when To-
oduced II cures. with the uniform certainty that morning
spells night ell the varieties Of cold ha- Ang
cough, and Immediately relieves influenza hoaeness and tick
ling Of the palate or throat. Price 20 cents
Sold by USHER SHEPHERD. Jai-din
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01
- A SOUTHERN MANIAC.

49, TURING HOUSE IN REALITY
ESTABLISHED ls22)
This house first cs' ablhel by Cook A Ryan,
2ndly. by Peter Cook,
8rd'y. BY Cook Hill
4th1y. BY Alex. HH.
5th1y. by Alex. Hil 4 Co.
We prepared manufacture Ladies' Gents Msfe and
Boys SHOES Of every description which
call the attention Of friends customers and public
ally a26 ALEX HILL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01

FILLS iA5SED
Amending and re-enacting the ID section Of the char
ter Of the Mechancsyile Turnpike COMPANY amending
the charter Of the Bank of PhlGppii authorizing tie
Board OF Public Work. 70 confirm the sale of the Ma
ryavile Ptnkroad to Charlotte county explained by Mr.
Bs-kerylel
Ga motion the House adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-01

CHOICE ROLL HUTTER.-s bbls Roll Butter, neat
~ y wrapped 10 CLOTH and OF superior quality for family
Just received, for sale BY
fel W WALLACE sONs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
MASSACHUSETTS, MILITARY AFFAIRS

BosTos, wednesday Sept. y 1861.
Senator Wilson meets with great encouragement in
raitng bis regiment Over 80 companies have already
rendered their services Of which % have been ae-
eep'cd including l6 from tho returned three-months
regiments. The companies accepted wih the un-
dcs;anding that their ranks will DO recruited 10 the
standard within n week. The recruiting officers are
required 10 make daily returns.
Folle,ts now battery Of light artillery is fall.
Senator Wilson's movement has given gres, impetus
to The military spirit, and 10 beeveds brigade can be-
raised within fortnight The new cavalry regiment
is rapidly organizing.
orders have been received from the Navy Depart
ueut 10 charter q steamer and send immediately 400
seaIneu from the recruiting .hip Ohio Their desna-
tion 10 unknown.
Col. Jones il recruiting the famous 9Th Regiment,
and large proportion Of the men are retn,ering the
service for the war.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
SOUTHERN ITEMS.

L0JByftIF "Wednesday, Sept. 4. lDl
Tie Memphis ApBoai Of tho Sd reports tie receipt
at that point of 100 bales Of cotton and sales Of 81.
A Telegram from Columbus, Ky, TO The ARpccA,
says three United States gunOOlts and transport
had arrived opposite Columbus, with large DunJer
Of mon, it is thought fog tie purpose oscze Columbus
" attack Gen, Pillow.
A meeting Of native Kentretians at Memphis on the
3d. resolved 10 pledge themselves 20 render thor la-
tive State and her sOns all the aid within their power
whenever her fieemen sbal:inaugurac struggle for
an assertion of her liberty against The tyranny Of the
Federal power, and despotism Of Aboli.ionis sNoth.
A Richmond letter 10 The Msnpki5 APpeai reports
the arrival Of TWO cavalry companies from Georgia,
paid 10 be the fues, and most efficient troops AID with
the fines, horses ever seen.
The Charleston Ncgcgry Of Saturday announces the
arrival a; that Ior Of the armed priya,eer Gordon
from six weeks craiss. She lad captured four
prizes.
Gen A. Sidney johnson had passed through Mem
phis, on his way to Richmond.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
ImPoRrANT EROm BALTamSBE.
correspoodence Of The n. Z. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune
BAruz0sE, Sept ., 1851
The brilliant expedition Of Gen. Butler aud
Commodore Stringbam, detailed in your columns
this morning. is the most important event OF the
war. 1t not only closes, il followed up ut Beau
fort, the Abemarle and Chesapeake Canal which
you called attention TO weeks nsO as the great
leak in our blockade, but it literally hens in the
whole of North Carolina, which, By it's land-locAed
coast has no other outlets.
But if these forts are to bs held they must be
largely reinforced and armed at once. Despe-
rate endeavOrs will be made to recapture them,
since the possession Of these points of departure
will enable the United States Government lite-
rally to destroy, by easy expeditions tho railroad
connection Of Wilmington and Norfolk. If the
Roanoke bridge were blown up, the Rebels could
not rebuild it in six months.
The prompt action Of the War Department
and Of Gen. Mcclellan, few days since, in tho
stOppage of the St. Marys steamers to the Pa
tuxent River, has fearfuly ogtated the Bati-
more Rebes, who are cut Of, save by special
aud dangerous expresses, from their daily COM
nunicatons with JEFF. Davis by way Of Leonard
and Port Tobacco. Still they maintain con-
Staut though not SO regular correspondence with
the Rebel headquarters. Last week letters were
received in Baltimore, assuring tho despOnding
sympathizers with treason in that city that, in
mediately on the Secession Ordinance being bur-
ried through at the adjourned meeting Of tte
Legislature which assemblies few days hence,
tho Rebel army would cross in two divisions.
above ard below Washington, into Maryland,
aud hold it at any hazard. This Secession Ordi-
nance, it is openly affirmed, is already drafted
aud ready for use.
The vigilance on tho Potomac with the seizure
Of flats aud boats so largely week ago, mate
rally intcrfered with DayIs's designs and prom
ises, and | have no fear that Mcclellan VIII
permit his present threats to be executed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
PERSONA.

The Hon. Edward Bates, Attorney. .General Of ID,
United States, is at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Gov. Andrews Of Massachusetts,, who i, in ,iis
city on busneas Invitation Of the SOns Of Naseachu-
setts will dine with the officers Of the Goth Masacr
set,s Regiment and the "Sons' at the Park Barracks
this afternoon Soldiers fare is the programme,
and the following distinguished citizens Of this Ss's
will be present: Gov. Morgan and stat, Wm. u.
Egarts, Gen. Arthur, Commodore Srugham, Cd.
Tompkins, Hiram Barney, David Dudley Field, W.
Curtis Noyes, James Humphrey, Joseph Choate T.
Law Olms,ed, Geo. 0payke, Capt. masshall, Judge
Bonuey, J. c. Brady William Allen Butler the ReT-
Dr. Bellows, the Rev. DIR. Iyng and tue Rev. Dr.
AdarnA TIE "Sous" will be fully represented ty Cox.
s,etson. Frank 4. Howe.L Lieut.. Hathaway, Charles
N. Fmerou. A. f. Learned, and others. The ieg-
,oent Il expected 10 arrive this morning, and wiz
encaup at tie Park Barracks where they VIII partaks
Of breakfast Subsequently they will form and pr0-
eeed 10 tho hotel Of Gov. Andrew, and escort hs TX
collency together with the invited gues:s a0ove-
mentioned to the Barracks, where the GoverneF 'ea
others win address them, after which To@t' oooA
will be sounded, and soldiers dinner WIZ DC oScu.se'
The Barracks viii 10 ta,,ofoly aTTayed in oui'ls'
con,picuous in which will be found the nag9 Of mo
sister States in loyalty and Patr.osnNS"-i' 'sA a-'
Massachusetts.
Schuyler Livingrton, who died On hona1y' ~
Wh,su,one, in the 5Sh gear Ofhis age, was ono OF s
od lcsOO Of IuerebApts He bad been member u @1
finn Of Darclay 4 Livingston since 1924. unui las,
No ,,s. IN the eoun,lne-room Of the fra Of Henry
Georeo Barclay, and entered this firm on coming y
sge: since which tine the frn has been Ba'''N'
Liyingston. .s
Mrs. Lincoln and party arrived In the e'v 90
Monday evening. Tbsy are occupying sParrSn''''
the Metropolitan Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

DELEGATES TO the REPUBLICAN STATE COSvEs.
TIos.--The following delegates and a,ernates to the
Republican State Convention e, Syracuse were elected
in the several Assembly Districts of Hinge County sst
evening:
Frs. D,ri-Delo sttcsi Chsrlcs w. Goddard A. H. Van
siek,en AheTn,tes; J. ". 9ieama Wm. A. Fritz
Second D'sTe.-Delcgslsa; Lucen bhdsSye, william NJ.
Hubbell.
7Ar9 Dtries-Deegatssi J. O. No1yne, George j. Benson
kiou,ates; John Williams, GeoEg. y: Hayward.
Fourth DssiyIek-Desyaiesi b. r. mndgsi. o. " Hamilton
AiteTnstes; ". Y. Dana 9. II. Ho5or.e
Al.ornatOs: Charles Joaes, WIN. NJ. hucAnore
s:JA Dssfyies-Bdjomnsd til oeiees % rriSoy nism
SsaA DfsIrisSDalegGes; kdrAr 4cMupen Jecoo hossn'
gaEtsa- AlsoYnEtes. DT. Wilder, Christian heidE
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
GOV. GAMBLE.


Gov. Gamble OF Missouri had al interview w VI lu'
President to-day.
PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL GUARD.
Capt Lyles National Guard Regiment Of Ph!a-
depbia which was among the frat of the threc-months
volunteers accepted was Yesterday accepted Tor three
years 10y the War Department.
PASSES TO REPRESENTATIVES, OF 1iiL f'Ess'
At the Proyost-M -MaTshals Office to-day, a pas 10
eroes q Potomac was refused to anewpaper reporter
about whose loyalty there sno doubt. In Gene a.
Pcrors sbsence deputy sttends to this business IL
is presumed from the circumstance above ststed, sna'
the refusal to the press il uniform.
An ORDER FROM GEN. SCOTT.
The following order has just been issned by Lieut.
Gen. Scott:
"Ur.poU.uTsrs OF TuB ARvy, Washington. Sept ,, lhi
The Geuerl-Cliefis is happy 10 Gnno"hoe tias
tie TcaeuIy Department TO meet tIiuTe payments "
the troops IL about to supply, beside coin, ~ neie'
fore Treasury Notice, IN ves, tens, and t"ehles 90
po.d as lOid, ~ all banks and GoyeTimeht oh
hIoughOu. The United Sa,s and most couVeileh. -.
trgusl utnio ty uail from oiiCcrs ana m,h 70 'u.i,
families Al home Good husbands iatHers, tohsI bDu
brohers serving under The Stars and Str9os VIII t'uS
soon have tie ready and safC means OF reieYue ah
meuge amount of suffering, which could not De IeSe1
with ccn. In making az such packaEef, evct ola'' -
may he relied upun, ~ doubt, iof such "s"''1O' ~
NAY he needed by bis uien.
,'gv -orfu,sud II Lieut. C enerel ,ott, a.. ,.
" L.. ID. 1OWNcEHD, Ar.istsAt hYi 'N''"