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NOTICE
To ConStabIes ard lEieers Of Election.

T0Y The Act OF Assembly,, approved june Y,
ID 1899 Phlmph. Llws, p. ST6 il is provided ::
SEcrIoS 2 That the officers and other persons,
hol lag aud conducting such elections for Aider-
mn aud Justices OF the Peace, shall make trne re-
turns of Su n elections, which shall hs handed by
the Censtabe ~ the PrpthoHot1ry of the p-oper
county be 1ed in his Off 'e .4ai the sad Pro
tionaisry s1ll fortiih SIND certified copy # such
tslrra 10 lse secTs!ary Of the Cammonrealfh
And ay the Aet If April l3. 1859, (Pamph.
Tvs. p. 5g5.)
SEcrIos /. That every person heretfter elected
10 the Ufics OF JuStire of the Peace or Alderman,
sh. iriihia thirty days sfser tile election, il he in
tends To accept said office, gigs nottes thereof IL
lsriiirg 70 the Prathonotary of the Common Pleas
OF the proper county cho shall inmeiafely inform
the Secretary Of The Cormeueszl Of said acceptance;
aad no commission shall mill the Sscrsfgrg o.
tAs Commonwealth has Tsceirsd the noics gforesaid
). II. TATE,
March 8, 1851. Proth'y.
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QCpIToR,S NoTICE.

THE Undersigned appointed by the Court OF
Common Pleas in and for the County Of Bedford.
10 examine the exceptions 81 d To the account OF
j, W. LRgenfglter, Esq, COMMITTEES Of George
owe, unatic and repolt the facts TO the Cout,
vii attend 10 lhe duties oi his 1fpuiE.Elcnt on
safuFisy, the 23d dag ot M4feh, A D.. 1871. al
10 o'ci es, A. ~. of said day, It his aftice n the
Borough of Bedford. When aHd where all parties
MT, rested attend. JOHN Z. REED,
March s.. lS6l Auditor.
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Eslate OF Jaeeh Nicodemns. nce,a.

N Office is hereby given that the undersigned,
aI,painted Auditor ~ the Orphans Court Of
bediosd County, 10 distribute the bslanee in the
hands OF Jacob A. Nieodeinus, Executor If the
last viii, &c, Of Jacob Nc demus late of Middle
Woodberry Township, in said County, decd-
aud 10 report the facts to said Court will attend
TO the datles of his appointment at his Office IN
the Borough Of Bedford on Dnday, tho 18th
day .: March, A. ID. 1861. at one O'Clock, T.. M.
Of said day. s. L.. RUSSELL
March l, lS6l.-b Auditor.
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Notice Of IneuisiiiOn.

MHEREAS Z,eheus Luman, late of Couabcr-
w land Yal;ev Township. decd. died, seized
- Ihe following Real Estate, viz One tract Of
land being the mansion pLce situate in said Town
si3ipoi CambetlaHd Valley Bedford Count, con-
tanning about Eigbiy more or less, adjoining
lIuds of Jacob Wertz, JOHN Freaerick's hers and
ofhcrs, leaving widow Sarah Lum and Issue six
ch'tiren, viz; AuB iuteImarr.ed with David Dick
en-, resiiiBg in Senaca County, Ohio, Sarah hman
resi- ding in Bedford County, John Luman, the
petitioner Moses Luman residing in Seneca County
Ohle, Be- Jtnin Luman, residing in Seneca County,
Ohio, and Eliza, intermlried with William GiiLlln.
residing in Bedford Ounty.
Notice is therefore hereby given, thlt ir pulsu-
lnee If writ OF Partition or Valuation, to me d.
rectrd, will proceed to hold Inquistinn or
Falustion on the prem d Saturday the 9th day
OF Afli next, when and where all interest may at
tend if they proper.
JOHN J. CESSNA. Sheriff.
herif Office, Bedferd, March Is, 1851
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Inniata ron Company.

NOTICE Is hereby given that application viii he
" made to the Legislature of Penpsylyanii at
It's preset Mt session for tho Passage Of can Act TO
incorporate the JHniata Iron Company" with
authority TO hold real estate, and TO carry on the
business of the company, in Bedford County, aud
that the CoTporateFs named in said act viii be
SAMUEL. III. TATE,
WP SCHELL,
TGOS. A. SCOTT,
W. T. DAUGHERTY,
March Is, 1861. C. W. ASCHCOM.
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EXEcLT0R.S NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby gwen that Letters Testamen-
isTy have bee granted the subscriber residing
IA Greenfield Township. Biair County, by tie Reg
ster OF Bedford tunfy, "n the will Of John Snow
berger, late OF ST. Clai: Township, Bediori CVuo-
ty, decd. IL persons inebted to sad estate are
requested 70 make imnleiAte payment, and those
having claims thereon viii present the ssme duly
authenticated for settlement.
ELIAS DELL,
March 8. 1861. Executor
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= ETTERS of Administration upon the Estate of
L. Francis McGirr late OF Jnnlata Township,
diord county, decd, having been granted to the
ub scribcr by the Register of Bedford County, all
persons having claims sglinst said estate srs here
by notified 20 present the properly authcati-
Gated for setd -ment, aud all persons indebted
requested To- make immediate payment.
OWEN aeGIRR,
Feb. %. 1861. Admir- Bedford Township.
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.4EnIT0R,S NnT[CE.

TIE undersigned appointed Auditor to make
distriuution Ut balance % the haui,s OF job Mann
Administrator of Mrs Sophia Morrison. deed,
viii attend to the duties Of his Appointment, on
the 4tl day OF April, next, at his ofiise, in the
Borough oi Bedford, at which time al Interested
can attend. H. d. BARCLAY,
March &, 1861. Auditor.
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EXECulOR,S NOTICE.

LETTERS oi administration on tae Estate Sid
ney r. Whtf. III, l4te Of East ProyideEce Town
ship, decd, hayiug been g.anted 10 ihe subscriber,
residing said Township, all persons indebted to
said estate are notified TO make pay ment imnedi
at. Is, and those having Claims agdtaSt tue same
viii present them properly authenticated for set
trment JOHN W. SANS,
March 5, 1861. Executor.
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.apMINLSTR.gToR,S NO7IcE.

LETTERS Of Administrator oh the Estate of
Eliza Colvin, iate Of tile Borough Of Schcl'shurg
decd having been granted to the Subscriber, living
IN said BGroughi aA persons Indicted to sal Is
tate notified 10 make pas immediately, and
those hIvng cilins against ths vii. preseat
them properly authenticated for settlement.
GEOKGE NJ. CULfIN,
Moreh S. 1861. Adu'r
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BEDFORD INQUIRER.
AUDIToR.S AoTlCE.

TIE undersigned appointed Auditor, 10 dis
tribute The funds in the hands Of the Sheriff, ar
ising from the sale Of Philip Gosy,r's interest in
the Bedford Mineral Springs property, viii stter d
to the duties Of said appointment at his office, in
Bedford Friday. l9th day OF April, 1851 a.
O'Clock, when all interested can attend.
). w. LINGENfELTER,
Msreh D. 1861. Auditor
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SCHOOL.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
l. u bedford and vicinity, that be viii commence
"a schonl team ~ four months, on Monday April
9Th. by request he will form a Normal Cisss.
aud offers superior Inducements to those who are
qualifying themselves Tor the bu iness Of teaching
I-Fms moderate. and VIII be given on applica-
sion 10 hin. CHAS. W. GREENE.
March l. 1861
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EHECUTOR,S .NOTIcE

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Testamen-
" tary, the viii OF John B.wser, late Of
Caeraia Township, Bedford County, EaFe been
granted by the Register of said County, to the
sulscribe:-all persons indebted to the estate are
notified TO make immediate payment, and those
having claims thereon, will present them duly au-
theuIicated for settlement
MICHAEL HOLDERBAUM,
Residing in Bedford Township.
March l, 1851.
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Administrator $ Notice.

r ETTERS Of administration having been granted
liz To the subscriber on the estate of Geo. Ritci-
~, late OF gnioH Township, deed all persons in
debtsd 10 said estate notified to make pay ment
Immediately, and those having claims aglins: said
estate will present them properly authenticated for
settlement. LEVI RITCHEY,
Fell. % is6l.-fs
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Mixing an average Of Of per month, q
whom are coiored, 2 eliud, 8 insane, aud l
eonfned to he'd. There are also 2 ont-door
psupers who are not included in the sbave -
575 wayfaring paupers were provided With board
ard lodging.
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SEIRGT SGIl00l,.

TIME undersigned hereby inforrs the citizens OF
l. Bedford and vicinity, that he will open
0sslset schools commencing Monday. April sth
and continuing four months. Normal class will
also he formed. Having himself passed through
full course in the State Normal ami emE Dying
but ficient as istan:s, he feels warranted in in
suring satisfaction. Pupils of all grades wi he
received. Teachers throughout the county may
fad it to their advantage to apply soon. TeSms
moderate, Apply to A. n. RAUB,
Frncipal Of the s'Bsdford Cni0a School.
March (. 1851.
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March 8. 1856.
WANTEn

partner wlh SI,0Jo, to engage in the Patent
Medi,i ine business. Uns that Mil realize Il hlnd-
some profit in short time For fgtber particulars
inqHite at this Office.
March s, 1851.
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COMNISSI0NER 5 NOTICE.

Henry ErarHrst Subpoena on Libel for Di-
Ts. vorce.
Hannah Esrnest. Tie undersigned appointed
commissioner to taGe testimony, &e. in the above
case, sill attend To his duties. on the 81 day Of
Ap.I, next, at his olic in The Borough Of Bedford,
a which ali desiring attend.
X. ID. BARCLAY,
March 8, 1861. Comm'r.
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LIST oF PAUPERs admitted, discharged.
died, TO, during each month, and the NUN
Der Temaiaing at the end of each mouth; also
the average numher supported in the House
during the year, together With the number
Of onl-daor Paupers supported By the Insti-
iutien, from the lst OF JAN, 1860, till LIST
jan 1851.
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Administrators Notice.

{ ETTERS of administration having been grant
IL ei to the subscribers. the estate OF isaac
Grove. late of Monroe Township, deed, all per-
indebted to said estate are hereby Roiiied to
make payment Immediately, and those having
cuinis against the viii present them properly
authenticated for settlement
JESSE GROVE, West Providence,
JOHN l.. GROVE, Monroe,
F b. %, lS6l.-f Administrators.
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CoMMISSI0NER's NOTICE.

CUMMNoIUAEh7S NOTICE.
Michael Wheeling ! Subpoena on Libel fol Di-
vs.. vorce.
Julianna Wheeling. The undersigned appointed
Commissioner in tie above case 20 take testi sony
NC, will attend 20 the duties OF the appointment,
bis uffice in lhp Borough OF Bedford. on tho 5.h
day of April, next, all persons desiring at
tend. i. D. BARCLAY,
March 8, 1861. G0nlm'r.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,
BEDFORD, PA.

MRS. g. FILLER would respectfully an.
Ii1 nounce TO her friends in Bedford County and
to the public generally, that she has leased for
term OF yeTrs, the large and convennt brick hotel
AT the corner of Pitt and Juliana Streets Bed
ford, Pa, known as the fWASHINGTON no..
TEL and lasely kept by Mrs. Cook.
This house is being thoroughly refltted and re-
furnished, aud is open for the reception Of
gnests. Visitors to the s.BEDF0RD SPRiNGS,n
and persons attending Court Will ind the house
s,leasant aad quiet temporary home. Every atten-
tion wlil be paid to tha accommodation aad COM
fort Of guests The table viii all times be snp-
Piled with the best the markets afford. Charges
will be moderate. Extensive ssablilg il attached
TO this hotel and careful and competent hostler
will be in attendance.
Special attention y i'll DO paid to the acconamo-
dation Of the farming community.
March 80, 1850
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administrators Notice.
LETTERS of administration on tho estate OF
Mrs Rebecca Sinner. late of Union Township.
decd, having been this day granted to the snb-
scriher, residing in said township notice is
therefore given TO al persons indebted to said
estate to make payment Immediately and those
having claims will present them duly authenticated
for settlement
JOSEPH INLER,
Feb. 8, lS6l-- Administrator.
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Last Natice.

LHAt EHtICts
THE books Of the ate firms of Reed K Minnieh
ord J. Reed 8 Co, are iu The hands Of the sub
sc9i6er Tor collection. Debtors thereon. d.sr0tls
of saving costs must call AMI settle on or before
the 1t d,y OF April AS after that date he will make
ef the Law in collecting, without respect TO
to persons. JOHN p. REED,
March {, 1861. Artorsey a. Law,
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PUBLIC SALE
Oh ViLUiBLE REAL ESTlTE,

G(Y virtue of an orter of the Orphans Clutt of
O Bedford County, the undersigned will offer at
puUiic sale, ON the premis .s, on
Saturday 23d OF March, next,
the following described real estate.
Purplrt "a" containing 50 acres aud 26 per-
cit nett, being the thiri part thereof, adjoir-
iEg lands Of jacob Snider, Frederick Staler and
Others
Part ssB.' r0ntaining AZ acres and l2S perches
nett measure, adj lining lands OF Samuel Burger,
jacob Workng and others.
PaTpart sc. . contliang 2l2 acres nett measure
ali ing lands Of ID. Snowbergsr Martin Milles aud
others, AMI
Purp 1T ID, - containing l23 acres an Al per-
chcs nett measure, adj lihing lands of Frederic8
Stoler. A. Eydrsols aud others all situated IN
Middle WoodBeTry Township, Bedford County.
Being the real estate 0f Dr. Wm. W. Reed,
dec'd, iately appraised under proceedings in Par
5ition.
TERMS One third at confirmation of sale and
the balance in two equal annual piyments without
interest. AARON REED,
Feb. %, 1861 Executor.
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ARTICLES MANUFACTURED BY MAT
RON

ARTICLES MANUFACTURED BY MAT
RON
73 shirts, / pair OF pants, 81 cbemese. SO
women dresses, ehIldren's dresses, 10 sheet,
I6 comforts, 9 wonen's sacks, 33 aprons, 10
pair Of ~eulen's stockings, sanbonnets,
caps, quilted skirts, S hoods, pair Of mems
snck>, rourd ekttS, s vests, table cloths,
Is towels, II bed ticks, holsters, pillow
slips, 2 shrouds, pair Of draxers.
We, the undersigned, Directors of ihe Poor
aud House Of Empioymen, OF Bedford County,
do certify that we lave examined the above
sceouut, statement and report Of Wm- Lesry,
Steward OF said Poor aud House o. Employ
nept. from the Is. day Jan, 1860, till the 1t
Jay OF Jan, 1861, anl 6nd the same 10 be cor
rect
Witness cur hands aud seals. this lst dsy Of
January, 1861.
JOHN AsfOS,
JOHN KEMkRY.
j. s. BRUMBAUGH,
Directors.
Attest
THOMAS Il. GErrYs. Clerk.
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PRODUCE OF TUE FARM GAR

DEN.
SO Tons of Hay,
II Loads of Cerntodder,
$50 Bushels ears Of Corn,
l25 Bushels OF Oats,
63 Bushels of Rye,
70 Bushels of Baekwheat,
$50 bushels Of potatoes,
bushels of beans,
2500 heads OF cabbage,
bsrrels Of cueumbcr pickles,
Is bushels Of largo onions,
2 u>hels ef small onions,
loads OF sweet pumrkinst
II bushels Of tomatoes,
bushels of beets,
3675 pounds ot PORK,
Az pounds Of beef,
AZ pounds of real,
$40 pounds of lard,
$40 pea1ds OF butter,
beef hide.
calf skins.
II barrels of soap.
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Amount dGe from collectors, $3643 10
For want Of proper vouchers for suudry
checks .nd part of checks paid By the treasu-
rer, SiI7.77A vas not received by tho Audis
tors, which viii oceount for the above balance
due the County.
We, the undersigned, Auditors OF Bedford
County, do certify, thst We have examined the
foregoing account OF Geo. Blymife, Treasures
OF the Poor and House of Employment Of led
ford county, and dad the sane TO be correct
and true as above stated, aud that there is
blianue dno the comfy OF S4l595
WItucs- our bands aud seals this 4tb day of
January, A. u. 1861.
JAMES c. DEVORE,
DANIEL FLETCHER,
GEORGE BAUGHMAN,
Auditors.
Attest
T. Il. GErrYs, Clerk
March Is, 1861.
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Mackerel and Herring.

GHOICE lite caught fat fish. Just received. ct
~ cheap SIDE. OSTER 4 CARN.
Fe1. -, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

We ls,rp ..ys the Lsasy!iis oa.s.sr shas Tie tsga
f 1rr,r .nd despotlsm Ia 81. lus Is eahy on mo u
$500 Ths arsenal is converted into base IN w"icn
b,v already been incsrceraed three Bapust presehefS
n, I'D nj these or.rsges appears IN the suooTned
and 9oyerprent papers All the honest nee papers are
seneed and our only OF Information arc nom
travellers, who detail the tact
waI,rp from the report Of the Military Secretary Of
Mn Carcliua, Gov WINSTON, which lead IN the
u Senate on SATURDAY. ttat this Safe has already
ssed twenty i've regineuts and foer bstalons making
In al 20 $40 men. About 900 Of these are in Viz
giEia.
The Athens Pos. says Iau Joseph Dixon, late Of the
Unei States Amy, reached his home in McNinn coun-
~ Team on the 24'h nit. He duty at Fort Var
eoaver when Tennessee seeded aad or ,arn the fact
promptly resigned bis place 10 the Federal army. He has
offered his services 10 the Confederate government.
lady, IL letter addressed 10 The editor of The Allan.
"a southern Cone5eracy, proposes that the ladies' Of
Georgia coatTbut. a SUN OF moaey suhi0in 10 erect
suitable monument 20 the brave Col Bayt0W, who fe at
sarassas WhS Roriously defending the cause Of the
Southern CoOiederscy.
A committee Of Yankee chap.ains in the army, In
and around Washington, seut protest % Congr IS
against rudcc;iou 0, their pay. Tney say II tbs pro-
posed reduction Is made many VIII b. forced 10 res gn
Where are the three thousand abC0 priests OF hassa-
ehasets who mportpncd Congress ieS years since -
They should De pressed into the service.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
TEL 4 q RA p Mo.
MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR oy KENrU

MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF KENTUCKY
LOUISVILLE, Sep. 6-Goy. MsgOfin's message 10 the
Legislature is merely Retrospective, showing neutrality
10 have been thrice ratified At the ballot box and tia
his own course in refusing TO Lincoln, snd big efforts
to keep bSigerents CO Kentucky soil, have received the
nearly unanimous approval OF Kentuekians. He says
"And now addressing myself to the representatives OF
the people of Kentucky, protss. in their name and IN
taeir presence in the OF Constitutional liberty, and
in Of Heaven and ear.b against all and every et
the Presidents usurpaons and unconstitutional and lie.
gal acts ard protest furthermore against tbs prosecution
of war profess d for the ec of restoring ths COVER
eminent, an objec. utterly impossible Of attainment
By such insane means as a war of coercion,
and protest, moreover, against Kentucky being
made the camping ground the pathway for the move.
ment Of forces by either of the begorents aud re-
commend earnestly the General Assembly the prompt
passage Of resolutions requiring both btligerents TO
keep of soil and respect in good faith the neutrality
which the people of Kentucky, with unexSmp!ed unar-
unity, desire to preserve"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
A DISMAL, EoEEgOpING.

Tas New York Tine, alSoei,ei a combined Sflss to
get rid Of tee unemployed and starving population OF
TIA, city BY sending them 20 the West L: owns up tc
the eoudiion Of sifirs thps
Or citizens may as wei take toto serious consid
GRAFTON the soCi burd-ns they will b obliged TO ca7ry
dlrirg the approaching Water. Tee unemployed poor
a-s increasing upon our haods az an Alarming rae Al
really We ars informed thss thousands 0; abll-boded
wopen are uuder the charge Cl the Commissioners o;
Ch,ri.y and supported at pubic exgerso-Somrn who
csk for no charity bls only wolk. Many families Of
volunteers have no: been relieved by tce 5,ral sGm'
expended and Vii oe forced 5Dol to bceome burdens On
the city, The swarm OF unfortunate ohil !.euthe oh
spring Of people impoverished by the business ?rosra'
trton, or Of fathers who have abandoned everything
for the War-iUcrefscs in tie streets The agents Of
su,h societies as The Chirens Aid SOce.y report shat
numbers Of destitute and orphan hls ooes besrt their
ofcs or their schools and seek sdear aud employment
AL sgas fosbOie severe end gI0omy autumn and win
ter for the poor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Sept Capt Garrett Of the State
Guard has been arrested for removing the guns of HE
company Southwark.
Gov. Harris, of Tennessee has teegraphed to Gov.
Msson, Of Kentucky that Tennesseans have occupied
and are foriying Hickman AID Chalk Bluff and that he
dsapproves Of the proceeding His message on the SUBJ
Jet has been submitted the Senate aud Special Com
mtee appointed to consider the subject and report to-
morrow.
There rumors 10 town that the Lincoln guo-boais
had aheed Columbus, but il be traced reliable
snurca
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

JAIL DEIivERr.--Yestsrday morning, between AID
o'clock four prisoners fined in the city jail for pet
ty offences, effected their escapo by climbing over the
southern wall. Their are, ". A. ChaInb5r John
Duunavant, john Sthchsn, and j. b. Mcclellan. An.
other prisoner named VIM Evans had reached the top
of the wall and Was preparing 10 descent on the out
side when he was discovered by Dir. Brooke, the dep
uty jaor and required to return to the pleasant go
eiety of the euprGs witbia tho lofty encosuFc. The
men who escaped accomplished their purpose by means
OF up kes driven into the brick wall, and by rope made
Of bedclothing torn into strips. While they were sea-
ling the wall Ar Brooks was engaged on the other sue
of the prison and his attention called to the pre-
Gee ding By negro man on the outside, who tire"
stone into tie oat yard and thus attracted the notice
of the ailer Mr. b. fastened round to the back OF the
Jail in time prevent the escape OF Evans the ohers
ii to parts III known, snd since they are st liberty w
doubtless be allowed to remain So they were only de-
tanned for ling to give security for their g0oa oeha
yior.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
AN ENGLISH VIEW.

The Loodon Post (PAlmsrstorsn, in its issue OF Au'
gus. lsh, closes an article the in the following
luggage:
Actual warfare in the Ued States has now been
waged for several mouths Every advantage, With The
exc pon Of General MeClsaas success IN Western Sr'
gini has been on the sls Of the Soh. What has ihe
Nor gained in exchange A disgrsceful defeat, al
AN ot of taxation which urpAralle in the history
Of Elropcan nations the utter Cu5Tcrson OF eonstiu
tolal liberty, and, by Of PIoaiotory afit tue
ensoa Of the sympsbi,a Of their oest customers and
frerd4 L appcar1, fi,Ghcr, that slavery u not the
calse Of this lamen,a6s contest Il arises from com
ercia isalou,y and t5us We see that in America the
great biuls Of free trade opposed TO protection lie
fought ou not By husogs and platform speeches. but
b. the HiiiRd ratio rGglsm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
EAsP TENNESsEE GETTING RIGHT.

The Knoxville Register says tie temperate hut firm
measures adopted by the eis and military authorities OF
the State au3 the Confederate States hasiag most
happy ef cs in quie the excitement OF The Union
msl Of E,st Tennessee The Rsyistr thinks there is
but to doubt tina. the peope OF that see ioa viii soon
be cuttey united resistance 10 Invasion OF the State
by the cohorts Of the Nprjh, 6espoi and II cordial
sapDor, Of the liberty snd Institutions of the South.