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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17

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AA sTN-IhAye for months used In my anily Fem
nl,. iaSi celebrated Baking Pc Wders, and take PsSS
49, siag then az families the very best Suee
nav. rsr ed Tor making Light sweet sPengy bread There
40 xus %. bi bread When SelOpless Powders are Sseu
,,.,v. ,aStt Ts,O feq-a
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HSrNT a. JAMES,

RlChIn Onu. NlE-i.>ieA-
sEHERAL C0MMISSIOH MERCHANTS,
Ana Asrl's Manufactured Ali SGoAng rba,
suyO packages nos Tor sale. sels-sn
TwWnches.er Rspub n stanton Spectator, and Feeder
bury Nrws E clpy aud seed b 70 Wink Nie-.
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Address .Howardsyile, Virginia.
ELs0u d cos
1861. Es.zssssSss 1861.
A = n L u

MAIL PA OK EFT Ii N e,
PACKET CLARA, Csptsn'D d. Lbel
PACKET VIOLA Captain W. H. Maxwell.
PACKET PERCY, Captain A. G. 10 rng, Jr.
PACEEr PIONEER, Captain Q. O Brrks,
FAVE Richmond Ondny, wednesday aid FRIDAY,
p. ~ Lesvr Lexagtoa same DAYS ~ O'clock A h
Nth superior Recommendations ioE tsyt!eEs uiveehy
between &ehuond Lynchburg, and Lexington
conveyed b. 1 lac vii be roepsei Tor 81 our Of
Zee, ana paid fer lost Our Agents are:
" P cruehneid, Hehuond. Bceock Parrish, LynehburS
and H. NoTss0ye, Lexington nLlo
LghIE L BKADBURRf'S PiA6OS,
yXTI CALL lie attention OF ne clseEs OF glch -.
w uoad and Virginia, Piano f1ste. WHICH & <sla
re ave placed with ME CaTus., that nslr qaGiasa Sr
10 every respect gay be SISTED b. ths side Of hsit
iALed Clles ssings.
testimonials factory n The country al OF which
be Er. CAEaa % Broad street 50 door Ron gh
DELE LIGHTE a BEADBURRr.
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DOG&ETT 81 ANDERSON,
GOVERNOR STREET.

az receiving for Ae Fan Trade Capengs OF Cloths, Ma
ung Curtain oAs cJrnless and bands, HindoS shade
PAPER HAagnzs Carried Hair and Moss for sails a. .9v prices
o.ps Curtains Bsts All AareSes made 70 order q! AoE
loel-
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R Y DICKINSON, , Surviving
NAT. B. HLLL. Partners.

thsuazeyes together ulr the style OF p's-oS Eul 70.
N purgos. carry us 'h- Slcon and couson b~ues,
r he az Of ryr5e 70 The Old established Iisnd Of Deknlou
bill o.. SIudD DlCAlNesN,
y
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nIasOLUTIoS oR CO-PAKrNEEssH

Co dsssTrd p.rsoai izdeSsd 80 sail VII AXE
payment TIE o. the ccue-rn vi Be used
sEy n setilirg Up the b-sutss. -
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THE MEM STXLECAMPS EDSEEAO
HAVING made Important improvements IN tii Bed, sNn
III supply ready IL the cary part o. next week 70
al Interested call aud eGAniac for themselves, As nave
one eonp!s;ed fog exhibition. .
ThslapOysGsa consists vertical hlase vhlsA entirely Die
psa5ea with the centre legA
All who have examined tAe simplest and oesa heu 'o
camp purposes thS, eau be DGie.
Those no purchases before h improvement mAie eAh
have SIS hnge attached returning then 10 my store, Without
p al have applied fsr patent FOR the above
have as5 Aess chests and Camp sAhle,. aeS style
Gy2o - u HOWE Cosernnr e.reel
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RsSPECIAL NOTICE.-owing TO the
H inpossbHsy Of procuring supplies, except ioT essh
hereafter for cash oaly excepting only those
.hOse been hsretOOre promptly pals n he months
ay's No 90 Main Street
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nOCKBg AND TABLE CUTLRRY.-we have In
large assortment Of PockS and Table Cutlery which
ne oder for sale cheap. ULARRsOh 4 co.,
su2 No. LOO Main street.
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A PICTURE OF THB FEDRRAL COSGREss.-
The Baltimore Exchange, in an editorial up
on Trumbulps bill of denominations, styled
an amended bill "to suppress instruction
and sedition, and for other purposes" says
The most malignant Jacobins of the Con
,tituent Assembly, the Robespierres, st
Just, Birreres, Cou thons, and their follow
crs, have their prototypes il the present CON
gress of the United States. In that mad Oar
nival # radical Republicans, when harlot
WAS adored the Goddess OF Reason, and
everv law, whether human or divine, vas set
at defiance-ail the blood that WAS shed and
Al the wickedness that was psrpetrated Was
doIe--in the name of the people. Marat in
vokad the people, when he demanded the
heads OF ten thousand aristocrats. The cold
malignant Rooespierre canted of d" Liberty
Equality, and Fraternity" The sanguinary
FOuqu ier Tiuviile doomed his innumer BILE
victims to the suiilotine, that the land might
be purged OF traitors to the Republic, " one
and indivisiole " The feroclous Carrier
chick al the Waters of Loire with cOrpses Oh
the plea that it was necessary TO " sustain the
Government" The Anglo Saxon writ o.
habeds corpus was unknown TO France or i
would nave been laughed to scorn, rs ii is, ia
the SO DAYS with us The right of the PEG
pie 10 bs secure in their persons, houses, pa
pers and effects - was Systematically VIC
lated then as now. The gendarmerie of Paris
no more permitted the circulation of petition,
to Government for a redress of grievances
than do the police authorizes of New York
and innocent persons were denounced as spies
or arrested on suspicion of giving aid and
comfort to the enemy, at the ms lance of the
Die ator, and with the sanct ton of his plant
tools In the Convention, precisely as such
things have been done at q much later day
and much nearer home. Is it necessary tina,
we should point out any further the almosi
perfect correspondence between the &C is of the
French Republicans nearly three uar ters of a
cen fury ago, and those of I he American Repuh-
licans of 20 dayf We might compare the Law
passed by both, and show their similarity in an
essential particulars, and we might CT 70 MI
Trumbnils bill As the browning infamy OF a
long S ,ries OF outrages but we Iorbear. 1t Is
sufficient for us II note the accuracy with
which history sometimes repeats itself, and
to warn every man who loves liberty and
hates oppression to take heed, lest ne lose the
former aud fall a victim to the later, through
tho sanction which he may have given, or
the liberation lie may have extended, TO the
sepotie measures Of the Administration.
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DIED.


TN the "a inst, after a long An protrscted III
1858. at the re- dsaes Of her Mustard sa.h (amp-
be- ~ the county OF Caroline Mrs FUsASNsH
cAhPbsLt 10 he ettt year Of her age see
expressed herself perfsetiy rsb'vaad ,o dsatb
put 'sv Gays before sns dieJ. soc uarifsssss
gtsat Stst; To- see her two boys, 10 1ysrefu tho
'rTy tnst wish being gratibsd, she quiefly
hrssthed liAr last, leaving greatly aricted has.
baGd and family: but
"pesT rs tbou w art. aud justly dear.
We viii not weep FOR thee
one thought shall check the starting teas
IL Is, that thou ant tree.
And thus shall faiths consoioc p1wsr
This tea RS of love reEtrsia,
o. who that saw thy par;ing hour
Con,d with Thee hare again TtI r
On Saturday, August sd. IN Hearioo cor nty
= 40 minutes 10 q o'c oek WtLLiGASAH, only
child Of Ann &. aud CONN Jarvis, eyed u months
and 10 day..
Ausust 4th. in silnay, ALICE WINFIELD, in =
faat .us htar Of 6aoTgsT and Anna H. Granger,
5sed IS months md IL days
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ARRAYS Louisville.

L0UIsvILLE, August two OF General
Rou,s-au's redoubtabl, Hessian privates
Struggling among some of his former com pan
IONS on the leyee -on yes terday, got into ont
Of heir very common scrapes. OHe OF thes.
dessians drew pistol GA Mr.. Small, OF the
firm of Hite Il Small. A bystander made tn.
dessian sWalIow a tooth two.
The only regretted serious injury which
mas recently happened here occurred to Eu
ward Cru tchfieid, a we'll known and estIlna o..
ole citizen OF this county When the late con =
est III this Stale WAS the most ANNA ted Mr
Crutchiieid hurrahed, with loud voice, TO-
zen DAVIS he was insulted and threat
-heu, out he hurraned again, when pistols
we're drawn But his friends prevented an,
injury 10 him at that time. Yesterday MIR
prutchneid came 10 the city again, and was
alone III the reception loom OF ;se Gal,
House, when party of five, led by Tom sal
wage, VINO is Weil-knoWn i'll political circles
Assaiied him. CTuLchheid fred once anc
wounded Savage III the breast Some sEat.
hat Crutchtield fired twice. Six snots ver,
Tired, and tour or II se of item by salvage and
mis- friends. One OF these balls took effect IN
,aiNages arm and one IN his groin ana soro
Jun. Lie latter Will probably prove fatal
In the fracas CrutchfieId received z blow
from pistol cork which put out his left eve.
aut ne Was not otherwise seriously rIafed
The election is a one sided atfair The
Southerners have not generally voted.
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Those f{untcuffs,

A distinguished minister of this city has
written to friend in the following strain
concerning the Lincoln haRdcutfs
Nothing that has yet been done by the
North has so deeply moved my indlgna ton
young minister, who was sllenced la Alex
aEdria by Federal authority, has just reac n cd
this county, bedford He says there is no
doubt the design WAS To take prls 1ners and
arrest pTlyd'e citizens, handouf them, And
march them in the front Of the battle tor their
own protection. The design was infamous. 1t
coul1 never Ell ter into hearts not berett OF every
emotion OF chivalry aad selfrespect. 1t is
positively fiandish II must move the South
TO the most united, determined, and heroic re-
sistance that the world has ever seen. My
arms were not made TO wear handouts; nor
shall they, while God gives me- strength 10
resist. l believe the thirty thousand nand-
cuts will bs wort tn more than thirty thousand
voInn teers to the South. They must inspire
the South with an everlasting loa hing OF the
race that could plan Tor them degradat ton
so profound ard galling-an DJary that we
cannot Tetaiiata without sacrificing our char-
acier IN the estimation Of rhe civilized world
poor Scott learn ne has been superseded
Withered are his laurels. Yet he did not
reach the lowest point of intamy to which h7
might have descended. He WAS, l learn, OPP
posed TO the use of the handouts THESE new
implements OF war are the invention OF the
kspueltcans-Lnc)ln , aud his sanity ad
visers-the great enemies u slavery. Let
them have Lac honor OF it
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NoRfoLx, VA, Aug q lsoi'
s.risx Two or three stesmers took
Vo mort News large number oi 1 an
f0'" ~ vent seward The troops con'd De
sHfN So, eesu 10 come from the WOODS ana
d>-H, Al, h,asa the steamers ms Is STREE
-. snnDa nv infoTmsntis IN position
- Il WIS reported here, on high au-
- Last steht, that OF armed steam 70
"o' sys Of hs peDinsui2, AMI shout TX
~ drums were beatiug ~ some CT thr
- but We believe nothing Important
snsptred ,,,, .aa
~ ,,arfsya to detect our movements in
'sIF :" NJ balloons. On Saturday, the Lin
~ r,fe.sor attempted a. .pseal passage in
~" istshborhood OF SeVeli's Point. This
t1' s,,'e bv means OF n i.ttie steamer coming
IN The sfrearl, from whI,h the balioonist
'' ~ .,csnd lis euort. EoWsN ar, VISA a
me ara he WAS ,oinpciied 10 relin nish
.z. ,aeA 81 p. ep.ug INTO oar batteries, which
49,. hi iaIi dettfn.
Another fight. .egrot 10 Say, took place
r,.,.rBav aftryn.5A. One niaa WAS knoosed
AVN and received injury about the head
jte are lad The res ait was NOT more sef'ohs.
r.,uar. 81 y natter OF course, was Inc t""S'
= he trouble.
W. see by yoas paper that II society % IA
TO-, has hepi. iorlned IN I'olGskI county, va !;
~ lbe purpose Of relieving the s.'" ana
..rnded soldiers 81 The Souta. rs no sun
,.-.3y exists IL our city. let nls AK iha' oui
t-+,eS-v,hoas bsuevo t feelings, kno" Niii
,ss-.yd--.o set hloui forming one. the can
- n. Y,st-,e Kan IN the ytsl amount ~ sooo
at+.u4l ae,rup from t9eIr lGbars. Ihen We
1.tllt 4 H. Immediately formed. Iona.
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Touching Honors 70 X richmond Soldier
Extract from letter from lacy, dated Alexar

a
dria, July Is
"SOon after you lett, one OF our men was
killed while on picket guard The FederaIs
lost several at the same time, and had al!
buried here. Some OF our ci 5izens finding il
cut, went III search of the body of poor II 4nes
Il think is his name,} of the Le.char Guard,
Mr.. l. Is. Taylor and ar. DaugerfieId found
the body, took it up, had it decentIy prepared
for the grave, put him III an $50 metallic
coffin, and had him put in the Episcopal
burial ground. 1t had 30 be done very pri
vately; but some ladies found it out, and sent
a bouquet TO be placed on the coffin. An officer
standing by sail with a sneer it was too N L C b
respect shown TO a common murderer Mr..
Taylor said that was no time or place TO dis
cuss the question. Four ladies followed his
body to the grave, besides the gentlemen. II
was raining st the time, but If had known il.
l would have liked TO have been another. On
his person two letters were fonnd one from
his sister, telling him 20 ba cnreJuL on pictet
guard, also that she would send him her piano
cover. The other was, think, his answer 10
the first"
tit can but be as gratifying TO the friends
of young Hanes in this city, as II is credit
able TO the brave Alexandriaus, 10 place on
record the above account of the funeral hon
ors shown The fallen hero. What soldier in
our army who does not burn with ardor &c
release from their present terrible bondage q
people who thus exhibit such patriotic senti-
ment, and such courage in the very face OF
their odiOUs tyrants The ladies, too, despi t.
the brutal sneers or rutfian invaders, their
gifts and their presence crowned the occasion
Let every citizan of the Sou thern Confederacy
have a warm place Il his heart for down
feel II thousand times proud Of her I'm
UEtTsT.
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EFFECT or TIE WAk rPoy YANKEE WATERING
PLActs The New York Herald, not long ago
announced that the war had played sad havoc
with the fashionable watering places. Power
ty and restitution were described as reigning
there supreme. This we regard as one good
effect OF the war, and we ha We the satisfac tian
of believing that Southern patronaga is with
drawn from those position tial spots forever.
We fiud In the New York Day Book the fol-
lowing In terestins letter frCm Newport
If there is a spot on the IA Q Of the earth TO
which Goldsmith's descript' on Of a"Deserted
Village" will apply, you may set 1t down 10
be the once famous sea side esort, Newport.
have wandered through 5 sandy, grass
grown streets, sauntsred slopg the corridors
OF its empty hotels, stroIled upon its magnif
cent beach, with no bathers; l have weari I'D
myself in beholding its complete desolatiop,
in every respect unlike that which has heie o.
fore made IL the queen OF ocean wateTiI 4
places. Not h.lf the hotels ha Va been opened,
aud those which have, have done losing
business. 'The season" has come, but the
visitors have not. OF the eighty and up
words OF fins villas and cottages. built upon
speculation, for summer rent, 10 Southernsrs,
1 could not learn that q single oue WAS Occu-
pied Even the Boston princes" vino are
supposed TO own a habis down here, have
gone through the solsuce in town, resaling
themselves with a stroll about the Boston
"frog pond" and the big elm, as a matter Of
Tho.s free. hearted south.rners who. in
times past have made not only Newport, but
our other watering places popular and prcnt-
able, have not come on Those psopie, who,
If you believe the bowling families, could not
be driven out Of the Union, have conciu ded 10
give Abolition New England wide befth,
and the Skin "a SIX pence" Yankees find IL
very upcomtor able one 10 lie alone in. as
sure you, Mr.. Day Book, they have got the
blockade In the most aggravated form al New
port, and the contagion seems To have spread
TO every other place Of resort. Only think OF
setting down at the fremont, In Boston, TO .
regular dinner, with just eleven persons, all
told, IL d the hotel register showing only I'VE
with the facts and leave you 70 make your
own comments; but as the poor &C tor summed
up his benefit, you can set New England wa
tenng places down TO beggariy account Of
empty boxes.
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C.nf.d.rass Prisoner. Of war At Washing.

The following are the names Of The prison
ers taken by the Federal forces in Virginia,
and confined in the 'Old Capitol Buiiding' at
Washington. We find the list in the Repub-
lican OF that city, and presume it includes
he names OF all the Confsderates who have
been taken since the war commenced:
Sergeant I j Bates, Russell county. Ala /;
L. /, Bnek. j L. Coffay and John w Da-
Wis, Autagua county. Alabama: T. i. Oh am
Alabama; ] II. Howard, W A Price, X. I.
Pool. J o. Perkins, Russell county, Ala,
Of the otn ALABAMA regiment, and taken at
Fairfax station Robert PauIding. Unto n
town, ID. F1quet, Tuscaloosa and j !
Walker, Pickinsy'lle, OF tho Sch Alabama,
taken ut Springfield; Thomas Hurston, linton,
own, 4th Alabama regiment, taken at Bull
Run NJ. NJ Maliow, Allegheny county Vlr-
gini;,, and J L. Mays, BJtetourI county. Rad.
toid Regiment, taken at Flint Hill h. NJ
Haycock, Fairfax county, sume regiment.
AIKEN at Vienna A q. Landstreet, Fairfax
county, and Ge9. Thomas, District OF Co
umbia taken Il Falls CHURCH David Por
.er, OF District OF Columbia, same regiment
AIKEN i'll Georgetown; ). ). Green, Rich.
nond, Governors Guards, taken at Burk's
Station J. A. Reynolds, Siumtown, Va
9TH Va. Regiment; II. q. Ferril, Charles
on, y. q, Hampton Legion; X. o. Lewis,
Anderson, S- o., and NJ. bowman, Green lille,
; o., An South Carolina regiment; j X,
Paine, Floyd county, Ga. Randolph Gray
3ibo county, F. Ward, Harris county, = Il
Buikiey, Bloc county, Ga stu Georgia regi.
nsnt; Lieut.. Col. b b. Bone, Tisnlmingo,
II Mississippi regiment; r. NJ. Walker, T,p
pan county, Miss II Mississippi regiment:
in 9Inas hays, New Orleans, Delta Il ,ngers;
lleut. Danett, Allegheny county, Va, - Ii
Nnginia regiment; j Nj. McFaiI, Anderson,
!, o., 4th South Carolina regimen George
Baker, W. G. Humphreys, +. a Hammond,
Allan Ii, Ga }. I. y edwin, Green county,
IA j imes -ushaw, ). Garrett; l. Brick,
l.. II. Grnnaiing, Atlanta; a. 4. Homes,
>. W. Brush, Lewis EstmeaI, Savannah
Georgia; W. a. Barron, Rome, Gsor,
GA, oth Georgia regimen; K. Pinkney, Pen
ilet0n, ;. o., IN South Carolina regiment;
r. +. drayson, Leesburg, Va, s.h Elrginia
fegiment, and J. BTien, Savannah, Tia,
SIN Georgia Regiment, taken at Bull Run.
John Silks, ADberyIiie, =. O., % South Caro-
ana regiment, taken at Centreydl W III.
Jay,ns, Columbia, >. @, same regiment, taken
At Fairfax Court House; W NJ. i. Thomp-
son, fontotoc, Miss; j. II. WIngheid, Am
herst county, lytn Va regiment, taken ~ Cen
tIevli.e JUnn l. Ledb etter, Hanover county,
Va, Rauford's Regiment, taken 1T the Court
Housej A. j. Smith, Russell county, Ala,
SIN Alabama regiment, taken at SangsLa Tar
cross Roads, and Michael Kew New Orleans
La, INST SPECIAL battaion, &c er.er.
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EAST TlHIIssIR GsrrIKs ALL RIsHr.-We
had much pleas are In learning from a gentle
man, who passed through East Tennessee on
Saturday last, OF the almost complete revolu-
ton IN the sen timent of the people in the
towns and counties through which the Rail.
road passes. He states that ssveraI deleaa
TO the late Greenviiie Convention are getting
up companies, and that at only two stations
did he see any manifestations of Union senti-
ment, and then the boys would walk some
distance down the road, ont Of sight OF their
ia hers. and greet the trains with loud huxzas
for JET Davis. Al most Of the towns voiun-
tser companies were being raised-and the
whole State seemed to be aroused. as Ii by
electricity, on learning Of B.suregard's re-
mark-dnring the fight on the 21st-yix: III
only had Brigade Of these Tennesesans, In
stead of one regiment, would enter Alsxan-
dris with those running towards. "-LymcA.
burg RspvbIic0N.
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THx 10Th LOUISIANA Reconsideration the
Tiger Rifles, who played such fearful havoc
with Lineoin's pet Lambs" al Manassas,
on the memorable alst July, passed through
this city, we thought that We had seen a spe-
cimen OF the toughest and most ferocious set
OF men on earth, but when we speak OF the
1oth Louisiana Regiment of New Orleans,
which passed through this city on Sunday
language is inadeq uate 10 give a description.
composed as IL was OF English, French, Ger.
mans, Dutch, Italians, Siciiiaus, Spaniards
Portuguese, swiss, Mexicans, Indians, and
Oreoles, who IL their j1Dbering seemed to re-
present a second Babel. Tue commander. to.
gether with many other officers, are veterans
who served throughout the. Urmean war
The commands are all given Id French Dutch.
Spanish, or something else which we could
not exactly understand, but seemed to be exc.
cuted with promptness and remarkable de.
gree OF precision The Mexcans particularly
were objects OF much curiosity with cur citi.
yens, most OF whom had never seen one before
The entire regiment has gone 70 a point " here
they will be likely to get a chance at Lincoin's
minions. and We Confidently predict that
when the 10th Louisiana Reeiment is again
head from SOMEBODY else viii I'd hurt, -
LyseA6Urg Rspablieaa.