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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-12

In Chancery, at Memphis.
CTATE- OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. had on the
y Chancery Side Of the Common Law and Chancery
Court o. the city o. Memphis, Tuesday, January the
Z9th, 1851.
John Pitmtn, Arthur K. TGylsr, WIN. Fauis, John
Blackuel and Alexander Bowers, CorlplaInsnts,
".
Thomas ?. Peyton and George c HsTbin, arm 81 PeytOn
a HErbins and others, Defendants.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In pursuancs Of a decree entered in ne above stated
cause, Of date January %, 1861, all Of the parties who
are creditors Of Peyton q Harbin, sre hereby required
10 come forward and Ale their claims in tie once Of the
clerk aud mssler Of said o0urt, on or before tue 18th day
Of April, 1851, in order to receive thar pro raia o. any
money or msneys belonging % the fund in said cause,
being the same assisntd By defezdsuts, Peyton x Hsr-
bin. to DR.. N. Raglzud, trustee.
A oopy-attest: JOHN @. LANIER.
Clerk and Master.
s.. 7. wst,on, solicitor for cOmplsinants.
mrfA-IauAw
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THK splendid Boats Of this new ENazk
Line will Leave Memphis a. A-
heretofore, on Tuesdays Thursdays and S
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POTs4 TOES.
EO BRLs. LONDON LADY FOrAFUES;
~ 50 bris. California Putstoes;
iio brls. Pink Eye P~otatoes
100 brls. Ershaunock Potatoesi
20 brls. Baltimore Bius Pstatocs
SEQ sacks
zoo s7cks EeshannockP Potatoes;
Just received aud f0- sale lower than they can Be
bought 81 Che river o. hatboals. These wishing 20 by
10 lots will DO we'll TO give Ms a cal.
FLOURNOT & oRAWFORD,
ia2O-daw No. a Front roF.
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9fanlar Aathsts.


uIHK spe passenger steamer ADMIRAL, -. \
Farley, master, will leave IS ABOVE
SATURDAY, At p. n.
For freipht Oh passage apply On board, Of %
THOs. n. WILLtAMS& CO.
Ia No. Steward row.
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v D. Beard. .oieis, for -oou7l.lss-i '' -'
nufF-fnwaw
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OTATE OF TEHNESGEE-Proceefinzs had in the
- Clerks ohce, Ghanrery side % the Ctmmon Law
and ChatceTy csurt % The city % Memphis, On Friday,
March the z9th. 1851.
James n Gosrin, D. G. Tr.se-, aud B v. L. Holt.
firm OF GJsgiB, Trader & Holt, C mp,ainants,
".
J. W. warren and otlPrH. Defendants.
It appearing from IN iavit fled in this ctuse that
the defendants, :. ". Warren and S. L. Miller. are non
rssidsnts q TIE state Fl Tennessee; Il is ordered that
they d. enter their appearance hsrcln before OF within
The hrat three days o. Tie next term Of said court. TO be
held on The second Hsnday IN HEy next. 1851, and plead.
1nswero or deuur % clmplaiuanrH bill. - tIe same will
be taken for confessed a. % them sud set Tor hearing *
parte, and thHt his order be pabitbed ones a week Tor
four successive Eeeks in The Nemphis Appeal
A cUy-attesi: JOHN G. LANTRR.
CLERK and MISTER.
mawfmm ard nnwnn m1H HH arurnn# nrHn .HN-
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In Chancery at Memphis.

CrATE OF TENNESSEE-Procsedings had in the
- Clerks once, Chancery side Of the Common Law
and Chancery Court Of the city Of Memphis, Tuesday,
February the 26th, 1891.
Robert Tanoeys Complainant,
".
John G. TuckeF, and others Defendants.
Il appearing from AFFIDAVIT filed IN this cause fhaf The
] defendants, John g. Tucker, william Fleming, and Benz
iumin Rogers, are nOn-rssidents Of the State 81 Ten
nassee: Il Is ordered that they do erfsr their ap-
Dearance herein before or within the nrstthree days
] o. the next term OF said court, 10 be he'd on the second
Monday in Kay next, QS6l,D aud plead, answer, or
dsmur 70 oomplainAnts bin CT he same WILDE taken for
/ confessed as 70 them, and set for hrsrinE eEpsrte, and that
q copy % this l--cr BE- published once q week for four
successive weeks in The Memphis Appeal.
A ogpy-attest. III c. LAEIKR.
CLERK and Master.
Bartlett and Forester, solicitors for complainant.
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In Chancery at Memphis.

CTATE OF 1ENNEssEE.-Pr-csediuvs had In ,be
- clerks omoe, ehaneery side CT the oaumon law and
oaaneeIy court = The city q Memphis. MsndEy, Febru-
Complainant.
Aha ollersl Defendants,
ese1a1aN; OseIlss AcDermott, George v DnvsI md
-ltAHt b DufaH5 are non-residentg Of ne state ~
Tenneszee, il is ordered that thev a. .nt.- ..S
Peeraoee herein before or within ms nrtt thrss DAYS q
y - SIC ee1ft, tohe heie on tie recsrd
honn4s ih AnS next la8lI eud plead. answer o. drmur
70 oompiainan9 nlL or ue same whl b. taken for ee5-
feasea a. 20 them auq setfu hearing * parie. arfft,f a
c1py OF tis order Be publ shed once q week tor f,pr
successive weeks IN the Memphis Appeal. A ossv -
test JOHN Q. AMIR.
ClerE and Mastar.
r 8 Ayrss. solicitor for complainant.
eplo-iaytW
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In Chancery at Memphis.

GTATE OF TENNESSsE-Prsceediss hal In the
- Cierks cmce, Chsncery side o. TIE C5umcn Law
March 1871 1861.
James ". Bledsae, Complainant,
vs..
David 8. Blads0e, and others. Defendants.
II appearing from a1daFit aed in this usEe that the
DESCENDANTS, Robert B. Sholders, Junius S~Eghiers, Jala
A. FemmI1g and Archibald emming are u1n-rssI-
dents Of the State o. tennessee. it L. oTderef thattheY
do enter their ape rance herein before or within The
irst three days q the next term % said court, q Be keld
on the second Monday in Mzy, 1851. and plead, answer
or dem-r 10 comslainAnf's bill or the same VIII Be
taken FOR confessed as 70 them and set FOR heariag eN
psrte, aud that q copy Of this order be Published oacs
week for four tucl sssiVe weeks IN the Memphis Ap-
peal. 4 capJ-attest II @. LANIEE,
Clerk and Master.
rhomp,oa and Eellar, solicitors for eompiainants.
spl1-laE8w
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~. AAN-AANN ~
He va taller-mosi q heads
she With arms like wrcatts Of snow,
Swung q hasket n and fro,
A she lolteref. halt 10 play.
Chafteriug 70 willie GREY.
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CTATE OF TENEEssEE.-Proeeeffnzs had in the
- Clerks once Chancery SIDE o. the Common Ia4
snd Chsncery court Of TIE city Of Memphis, Monday,
Marua The 4lh, 1851.
Wulisl 7. Williams CgnD1sfp4nt.
IS.
John ". wis, susan A.. L0ug, AID others,
Defendants.
10 appearing Tram aldsvit nIed IN tzis cause that ne
Defendants. Jshn ". wills, Susal A Long. Josrph p.
Brown tnd MARY l. Brown, are nou-reEidauts e. The
stste Of Tennessee, g. H srdered that hey 10 enter their
Appearance herein before OF within ne drst thrse days
Or The next term o. said ouurt. 20 BE- hsld on the second
h9n1ay IN Nay next, 1851. and plead, answer Or dsmur
% eomphiuanta amended aagver auf cross iii. or ire
same VIII Be ttkea tsr confessed e. 70 them srd set for
hearinE q parie, SD that copy ~ this order BE- pub
nsned oaoe a week for four tuoeesslve wesks ~ the
Memphis Appeal. A ~c0Py-Attrst.
job r. NTH
Clerk aud Master.
Scott and Dixon, collectors fr complainant.
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Major General Fourth Div Tenn. Militia.
P S.-By reference TO an act OF the late EVtra SET
sion OF the legislature. you are authsrized 70 order an
election in YOUR several courtes for ReEimental and
Company Oncsrs. I would suggest that you hold such
election At the same time and pisces Of holding cleo
mr25-Est JOHN J. BROOKS.
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Fhe Chief Among Medioineg
SUNDRIES.


R0N BOXES Popping Craessrs.
OOU 1000 lbs. S s. Alnunds.
601 ms Ffberis.
500 lbs. Cream Nuts.
100 Bushels Fresh Meai.
$50 brls. Ruscstt, Prior Red and Jeratin Apples.
$50 Pink Bye White and Red Mechanic P0tatoss.
sou Kegs Nails.
so duz Brooms.
Also Sugar. Coffee, Noiasses, Salt, whifty, Brandy
~Champaign, Fsur, Lime, Cauent. Starch. WOODED
Ware, etc, etc. Just received and for sais ow BY
FLOURNOT & CRAWFORD,
de30-daW Nc. II. Front row.
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Interest and rents taeTusd, mostly pays
bic January lssl.-..--.--....- l6t1l



EoTE--Our stocks and bonds are bslf a. permanent
Investments and The present. panic value ia No eutsr1I
o. their sctual vtue; bat F~refsrrluE 70 eempiy strictly
with the letter Of NE l1u, we enter thru e. TIE lowest
cssh sales on The 3lst Bsofmhar, 1880. thereby making .
UE-renos OF nearly $4,000 IN our ssatemcnL
LIABILITIES.
5. No Liabilities O. banks. Or others. due OF pot dua-
g. No losses adjusted aGd due.
T. Lssfs either uuadfusfed or
g. adjusted and not as los Is
g. Losses In suspense. waiting further proaf,
lzcludst 10 last answer sbave.
10. All 0;hsr claims aEa.ust the Cmpauy,
dividends unpaid ..--.....--..-..- 5000
- ~ -
II. The rule n the sgmpaEy fs, not % exceed 1000 in
Any one risk. subject 20 los b. a single frs-
-. The amount Insured IN acity or village depends upon
its slEe-gsnerally an the desirable rsks % D.
had suhiect % the rule last above named.
Is. The amount Insured IN any one block o. buiIIinrs
depends upon its size and construction. subject o.
the rule shove referred 20.
"A. Tie set o. Incorporation is The ssmo a. h~eretrf1ra
alHd.
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CTATE OF TEENESSEE.-Pr0cesding. had in the
= Clerks ofce. Chsueery aide q tic Common Law
and ChnioeTy court o. the city Of Memphis. "Wednesday,
JahuarV The 9ih, 1861.
David @. Cr0fs, Complainant.
vs..
RGbertson Topp, Jamps p. Wool and others, Defendants.
II appesring from amdavit lied in this causs that The
defendant, william L Vance, j. a non-reid az o. the
State ef Tennessee, u j. ordered that he 90 eater his
appearance herein before OF within the nrst three days
q the next term Of taid court, % be held ou the second
Monday in Nay neIt. 1881. md pletd. aasWer or dsnur
to csmpisiEaaPs bin, cr the tame will - taken for con-
fessed as 20 HIN and set fr hearing ex parte, and that
a copy Ct this order b. pu5iishcd sncs . Esek for four
successive weeks 10 the Memphis Appeal. A cspy-
Attest JOHN @. LAEIER,
CLERK and Master.
C~sTuthsrs, TsTger and Rhite, solicitors for esmPrt.
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CTArE or TEENESSEE.-PTooeedings had IN The
- clerks odce, Chancery side OF the Common Law and
Chansery Court Of the city OF Memphis, Tuesday, Ahrch
the I2th, 1881.
ne President, Dinectsrs and COzpsny OF the Rank Of
west TenussEee, CoHplainants,
rs
g: ". Laughinchuuse. and others. Defendants
Il appearing fruR andavit dled in this cause that the
defendants, g ". LhuEhingbouss and 7. Laughinghouse
are non-resident o. the State Of Tennessee, a Is ordered
that they do enter their appearance herein before or
within the nrst three days Of the next term Of said
oourt % be held on TIE second EoHdsy in My nezt,
1851, and plead, answer, OF demur 70 cumplainEnt6
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed as 10 them,
and set fer hearing eE parte, and that q copy Of his
order Be Published once a week, for four fuccessiFe
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
opy-Attest JOHN G. LANIER,
Clerk aRd Master.
B. n. Estss, s~olieitor for compl.inanis
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Id Chanearr Id Memphis.

CTATE or TEEHEssKE-ProceedluEs bad In he
= Clerks Odce. Chancsry eide o. TIE Common Law
and Chancsry court % the city 81 Memphis, Monday,
April the 1at .1g6f-
me Bank Of Memphis, Compiainznt.
Elisa ". ward, and ofhera, Defendants.
% appe ring frou aTdaTf died i1 this cause that The
defendants. Wfliem G. ward, Reuben 8. WiIitus,
John J. Williams nd n. @. Williams are n0n-rssi-
deufs % TIE State o. Tennenee, IL lH ordered that they
Go enter TIER appearance herein bef9rs or within the
FIRST three dsys Of the next term o. ssid court. 70 BE-
held On The ssoond Eolday iu Nay next, 1881. sud pisad,
answer Or demur = compiainauts bin, or the sama viii
Be taken Tor confessed - 10 them snd set FOR hetrirg =
pates snd hat = csry o. his order BE- p1blishsd In ths
Aemphis Appeal Acpy-susst
JOmE C. LAEIER,
CLERK tuf haster.
Vance and Anzersln. solicitors for eomslainsHi,.
nmTuTawfu
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TYHE siockholders in the Memphis and Clnresioa
i Railroad Company are hereby nodded thal SEMI
annual ash dirideuI o. Z per cent or 81 per snare,
was declared BE- TIE board o. directors on the ltta Gay
OK Msren. PAYABLE on the It o. April, 1851.
ESQ. ROBERTSON, Secretary,
w-faIsw1m western DiVlsioa.
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D. Chaneery, at MemPhIs

III NAaHGGEAa aA DuNHs
/ CTATE OF TENNESSEE-ProceedinEs had in the
and Chauoery Court OF the city o. Memphis, THURSDAY,
February the 2ist, 1851.
John c. Lsnier, Clerk and Master, for use ofJsmes bar
risons and others Complainant.
vs.
I BENJAMIN PhelsE, and others, Defendants
Ifappearingf from ahSavit hled in this cause that the
1 d~efeadant, Jobs A.. Hughes is a nonresident OF the
Slate Of Tennessee. It il tordered shat ne 90 enter
hif appearance herein before or within the arst three
DAYS Of the next tern OF said Court, 70 be held on the
OF demur 10 coTnplainAnts' ball, or the same viii
be taken FOR confessed as 70 him, and set for hear
ing eNparte, and that . copy o. this order be published
once a week for four successive weeks IN the Memphis
Appeal.
A~oopy-atest. yOHNC. LANlER,
Clerk Hnd Master.
C. Kortrsehi aaI Joe T. Peytoa. solicitors fr CON
lainaut spto-isw4w
In ChanceFy, at Memphis.
/ ETHTF on TENNESSEE -Proceedinrs had In the
- Clerks once. Chzncery side OF the Common Law
aud chanoery Court OF the city OF Memphis, Monday,
March the tith, 1851.
james n GocgiR, D. C Trader and B. v. L. Holt, hrn
q GogEins Trader & Halt C0mAainants,
&. II. Shetisszorth and o.hers. Defendants.
It appearing from amdsTit filed in this cause that The
/ defendant, p r. Shettlesuouh, Is q hon-reHideut Of the
STATE OF Tennessee, 10 ls ordered thai be DO enter his APP
pearauce herein before OF within toe hrSt three days Of
the next term Of sid court, 10 be held on the second
Huuiay in kay next, 1881. and plead, answer or de-
mar 10 c1mplaInsnts' bill, or the same viii be taken for
confessed a. 10 him, and set Tor hearing Fl parte, and
that a copy Of this order be Published once . week, fer
four successive week., in the Memphis Appeal.
oapy-Attest: o Il c. LANIBR-
CLERK and Master.
ifPeytm and Rlweu, solicitors for uompiAinEnts-
apto-Iaw4w
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THE TEMPEST. By VIM. Shakespeare. Il
lustTated by Foster, DOre, Skill, Slader
and Janet. Quarto.
, 1861-09-28

WASHINGTON, September 27.-The special
correspondent Of the New York Eseninq fbst
.es- es . .ne enemy's forces On the Potomac have
made smother Important movement. a large
Icrce is now concentrating at the mouth Of
the Occoquon River, twenty miles below Al
exa' dria, probably for the purpose Of check
ing aIy fisnk movement OF Federal troops
u+>on their sc.:Licn at Manassas Great aetiv-
i'll PREVAILS Ii lnt Fe6rEnl Eld Ra5@I camps,
but 1Eether 2 conflict is at land CT not, it Is
:mI ossiblt 70 determine
The steamer Yankee arrived at the Navy
Yard to-day, without being nolested by the
rebel batteries at Free Stone Point, which is
about 25 mills below Washington. The bat
terry is represented as bsing large enc, with
the rebel flag Prominently flying. 1t is
thought By officers attached to the Potomac
floti!la that there are other forts or batteries
between Free Stone Point and Aqua Creek,
that are concealed by the trees, which are
thick along the shore.
WAsuNGTos, Sept. 27.-Paymsster Gallagher
has been released from arrest, having given
satisfactory security TO the Government fol
| the settlement Of his accounts.
IS old editions Of the Army Regulations
! ae1et-.vre ns2a hare se15come yatls..5ss, on ae
count Of important notifications md changes
made by recent acts Of Congress, an order ha:
been Issued for its revision and publication
| for the use Of the army.
The schooner VIM. Allen, from New York
| loaded with hay, arrived at Alexandria, ant
! was fred at twelve times from TIE battery q
| Occvquan Greek. Two shells entered he
deck load, and another her cabin.
, 1861-09-28

TRUSTEES fALE.-Wheraas,
Kercan. hS Ii certain Deed Of Kat iate aaly exc
e1 se Fl ma fsf oa q sas
Of llinos saa AID conveyed to the undersigned cer
s isast f?p@ oas & oth 70 !hs sid orfa Kendall
dated aia1ch ~ 1s5a Z 1t "a one q; X bloss o.
sttaef wtS - tic ftSh ;lte and interest 4 Saia
on - s f M 3a
e5ceeE ts afsn h91eFs nDd ensne az 5
II sa &
nce Ct certain csndtoEs mentioned a1d st forth i9
a Des Il sae 81 sisestsa dsSerea by said ksnis
A. n sa.a Ped ed tnat #
ed sct Is ~ e
II ts p eee teo "a
Indebtedness mentioned IN said Bad should at 5he
sq 5he 4 n s 9s Of ~
e hsy'P 4 eif5
& a9fSs as nnsse nn1s Pof:s 81 Y n
thereof and I'll right and eqsisy of Of -ad
tie north door Ct lie cou1f House il Chicago to pay
Kendall i1ae mentioned IN said Bond. -
A1d whereas, default Las neen made bJ said = hsn, M
R T 1S a ~ GR g
June, 4 b. 1851, and the Undersigned has IN pufsu-
of the trns OF said Decd elected tbat &c Hh9io
Of said principal secured By sntd Bond to-
the sum Of IS 1850 stnN become dye and IaJable,
together tta interest thereon according to the con-
ditson ef said Bond at Tue rate Of ten per cent per
aunutn from tht eaid l;th day Of June, D Ill and
ders1Ered to sell the ead premises TO pay the saue,
Now, therefore, public notice Il hereby given that
Deed ard At the request Of the legal hoaer Of said
sond aforesaid, shall on Tuesday. the 9ta uAy of
dsy ct tie north door Ct tie Court House, In the city
Of Chicago. otter the said prem ses above deacr1bsd
purpose Of paying tie Of said sle and the
| principal and Interest of the said B md above
stated, JOHN S. BUCHANAN, Trustee
Chicago Sent. eth. lSfl. Se2Sg143s1
, 1861-09-28
FROM CAIRO.

Especial Dis sp..ch to the Cnioago Tzibune1
CA1so, Sept. u, 1881.
The expedition that went out last night un-
der Col Logan, returned to-day. It vent up
the Mississippi RiTer on the steamer January,
debazking where some rebels had been seen
during the day, and secured the country to
within a few miles Of Charleston, but found
no enemy.
Nothing has been heard to-day from the
rebels who we're seen opposite Mound City.
It was probably nothing but 8 scouting party
Of the enemy, noting the condition Of affairs
1t that place,
Capt Delano, With fifty men Of the Quincy
Cavalry, made descent, yesterday, on Bland
vile, Ky, capturing q fellow named Blake,
who was recruiting for the rebel service, and
41esting two prominent citizens of the place
Co1bitt, CeuntJ Clerk, and Vaughan, amsrch-
ant-who are to be held Is hostages for the re-.
turn Of Union man named Mercer, taken q
few days ago BY the rebels.
Andrew J. Ewing, Of Company D, 7thIows
WEB tried by Court Martial and ordered to be
dummed out Of camp. His oHense was In
subordinatioa.
Charles Mitchell, Jesse Perkins, John Lea
que, and B. Tnrley, were the rebels captured
yesterday by Capt. Stewart, in the fightbeIoH
! Hunters fam. Turley Wss badly wounded.
As the boat WIS leaving Norfolk At noon to
day, there WE big alarm In camp. Picket.
were reported to have been driven In. and com
panies were sarm,nsg to march ont. Their
, 1861-09-28
Cbirau(, Triii,t11re


Gen. Fremont and staff have gone up the
Missouri river Our latest dispatch from
ST. Louis says it Is believed that hcculloca
has j'.lned Price. This is difficult to un-
derstand, when we reflect that the best IN
Ic.nltd persons in St Louis on Thursday
kew nothing Of the whereabouts OF NC
Cullocl's army. Such was the statement
OF the Missouri Ltpr5'ican. Yet it Is
safe to presume that such Junction has
been effected, because that is precisely the
thing TO which the energies Of the rebels
would naturally be directed. Neither d.
vision Of their forces could hope to meet
Fremont successfully, but united they
might accept battle with reasonable hope
OF victory.
The number Of men in Gen. Fremonts
army cannot be accurately stated. It is
probably not far from 10000 rather ua-
der than over that number, uuless we il
clude the brigades Of Gen. Lane and Gen
Htu-gis on the Kansas border, who may, o.
may not, lie abe to move against the reb.
els simultaneously with theattack from the
East. II they join in the coming engage.
mcnt the Union force may be equal to
25,00N men.
, 1861-09-28
Condition Of Things at Richmond.
Ya.-..Dlasat at1sfAeI1on and DlRSasa
Among the Confederate Forces.

Among &0e Noa1eQef&<e E0rcess
We were called upon yesterday by Mr. ].
II. Packard, needle manufacturer from
North Bri3geWater, Massachusetts,, on Ms
Va. From him We CLEAN the following facts,
showing the actual condition Of affairs in that
city.
He says that there are now about forty
Thousand Confederate soldiers In Richmond,
fully tWo-thirds Of whom are suffering from
mtaEles, smallpox and fsyers incident to
camp life The troops are poorly clad, having
nc coats and but few shoes There is but one
regiment in the city that has full supply Of
blankets, and they are Of poor quality.
Flour and cornmeal they are well supplied
With, they have 10 hams nor shoulders, but
there Is limited supply Of side bacon, which
sells 1T from thirty to forty cents per pound.
Sugar sells at from twenty-five to foTty-fige
cents per pound; tea from eighty cents to one
dollar per pound. and very poor in quality at
that. Coffee from forty TO fifty cents; bat
butter is q luxury only dreamed Of
currency, and the greatest dissatisfaction ID
manifested at it. No one will take it but at a
hsayy discount, and the loFe falls heavily upon
the men who have to purchase almost every
thjrg they need. They are consoled, however,
b the daily premises Of the commanders to
stake Washington in week OF So" Rich
mcud, cur informant says, may be called d
| great military hospital, as far as sickness is
| Concerned; but there it ends, for nurses and
| physicians are both scarce, Tae city ia not in
| defensive condition eartnw orks have been
| thrown up and platforms laid, but no guns
have yet been mounted. In t1ct, tkere are
| none to mount, from the lack Of the proper
Kind Of material to manufacture them. The
Tredsger works can only, on this account.
turn out one gun per week, while, if material
wss available, they could produce onep per day.
Many Of the wounded at Manassas are suf
| fc.iug there still, a1d from thirty to sixty d.
| dai!y from the effects OF wounds a2d the dis,
eases mentioned above.-Ciaciynati Gazette.
, 1861-09-28

Strange Expedition from
Cairo.
DR.. BUTLER RELEASED BY PRICE,
Troops Moving from Jeiters on City.
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Especial Dispatch to the. Chicago Tribune.]
ST. Louis, Sept. &c.
AIr. WilAie, regular correspondent Of the
New York Times, 1.tived here today from
Lexi1eton where he wa. prisoner for three
days during the attack cn Muiligan. He ictro-
duced himself as Northern correspondent,
and WIS treated kindly, though at times ex
pcfed to insults by uuderstrappers. He be.
1ieves The loas OF t:-c Confeder1tes to have
been very heavy. He vas released on parole,
fn1liEhed with horse to reach the Hannibal
and st. Joseph Railroad, and On his way down
the North Missouri Ipad Was subjected to an
outrage at Mexico.
Frank Blair has been positively released
from arrest. -
Col. Whites Chicaso Regiment is stationed
ct jefferson City; Col. Kuoblesdorf's ditto.
Ger. Fremont wss positively to leave hert
Ibis morning, but vss unable to perfect Ger
tain arrangements prior to departure. It Il
announced at his headquarters that he leaVel
Tomorrow.
There is q rumor iu town tonight Of flas
If truce from Gen. PEsce to Fremont.
Nothing Is known By Gen. Fremont's ofIi
GERS about tie representations of Fremont't
extravaganza. Thev are not well founded
The Government has failed to provide hiu
with funds to make cash purchases, and credi
| hes been procured 1t sacrifices.
GcF. Gamble has ken negotiating for urn
,or the State troops, WHO are to co6pcrat
will. the Gcyerrucptt.
! i resident OF Ray:county reports that L=z
;;1css+-op fugstives stasr that Col. Mulligan ha
been started eonthH7Ed CT ronte for Fol
| Smith, AfEansas.