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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, April 30, 1861.

pers Ferry. They have dragged Virginia out
OF the Union, and brought the war to the line
Of the free States They have surrounded
Washing ton, and every hour makes it more
difficult to hold communication with the Capt.
tai. Maryland, hitherto loyal has caught the
madness, and the few patriots in her borders
are driven to hide for their lives Wash
ington is, in fact, in state of siege South
crn troops are coming North with celebrity
that entirely outstrlps even Southern Boosting
The next fash over the wires may announce to
Us that the Capital is in ashes, the Confederate
flag floating over its blackened streets, and the
head Of our Government fugitive flying for his
life.
And what are we at the North doing? A
few thousand troops havoreachod Washington,
to be sure. A few thousand more arc on the
way. Messengers 90 back and forth between
tho troops and the Administration to carry
discussions about the best method Of getting
to Washington without the elIusion of blood.
The policy seems to be still how best to act on
the defensive, but in no event to begin on az
gresAve war.
1t is but day or two since Secretary Seward,
almost abjectly, informed GOV. Hicks that the
Northern troops, whose transit through Mary
land was Distracted, were intended only for the
detcass of the Capital. The blows are falling
thick and fast from the Rebels, while the Gov
eminent itself only wards them off as it is able
without striking back
We are obliged now to believe that Ills de-
lensiye policy OF tic Government is adoptc only
because the North is notqute ready to strike,
aud that az soon as the armies are in the field
the war will be carried to the homes Of the
traitors. If it is not 20 be 50 We may as well
giyo up the contest At nee The South IS not
50 harmless that the Government cansuryiye its
attacks by strengthening itself Unless the reb-
els are very soon taught that treason is not only
an expensive, but very dangerous luxury to IN
dulge in, and enc which will end in dance up
onnotbing, the Government may as well ask the
South its terms grant them at once, and pa
tcnty give Its back to the burden, and put it
neck into the yoke Of its proud task-nasters.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
The New York Tribune Of Friday ssys:. ~.

There IL an in reasrg CT transactions the Sock Ey
charge and larger than for long n- Win buoy
aut f. ne Ihr omn n feature al the nae' was The
arge ernani for govecnuc s-clre5 eiya5enf pl-e-
lhe Ions add $50 u besides un-esee1 saieI
TIE Nes Of soil at s9 lg the hTts OF 1863 hts and
those Isl, 20 0 Treasury notes tbs demand vas a.
; good
The sx,s soil 9;Ya further advance, and the weVes At
1aO kte bonls yant tni actyethe trsnsbe'
oas mailing gegt Of $3.50 0O az an advance OF kgY
cen, The latter Ipro In Loisanas More than III O)
0Dl o. he stock bought FOR Investment nd
res mhrde was Tott active Ia
Toledo u )ih OF which higher be former
touching the 49, Gaen' Also very r. 81
Central rather heavy un'er the eompe itoa Tor
bsoess pSres Interested % not anticipate That The DIS
ruaon arrangements s coGtnu but few day.
the bu yani fee continued and at the se
cond higher pcsa sea established With good d.
MAUD Six cent notes closed g. psf
Tolsd, Adya ced SOS, RhSk Island 10 ~ aud oAlsps 70
ca tii with very Lite stock Offering Ire s' bid Without
saes, excepting 80 shgSts
n. money p:i1ues very dull Paper OF the highest
gades scsrcr Ilcy first class SLOW Il
sA cali the brostTs ihuLdAnt suppled tb Ct
and there pgOpec, OF ADVANCE In rAte Ale brok
doing lively bulnt in yea: treasury NOES At $50
gSi.
F,ren exchange he's not opeIed yet Tor the Saurly steam.
In. prspsst, toi favorable for an advance In rates.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. s.--There has been a stampede
among the SoutherDers here business. Il occurred
this morning. and was occssioned by unauthoriz. d
statement that buness on the railroad to be stop
ped Up to three o'clock to-day nothing received
from the War Department Authoritative assurances
have been given that amp notice will be given OF the
stopplge of the trains. Parties are here who wri.
ting different places in the North for ladies and chill
dren to come TO them here. These parties have made
great mistake In advising the ladies and children TO
obtain passes. No papers granted and there Is
resi- fear Of venturiog the journey without them
Many remain at the North who would have been home
opg ago it hoy had been frightened about passes
The general question will he ssked what business could
induce Southern ladies' and children 10 visit or remain in
the tree States any time Ui;hia the last six month.
The Commissioners from Kentucky storp,i here a
while Oh ;hSlr way 10 Southern Kentucky. The object
OF their mission is unknown.
Intelligence has been received here that Green's men
captured Kansas regiment at Shelbins, Missouri whc
although mustered OF service volunteered to escort
train of ears to 81. Joseph.
AEny arrests are reported at various points.
The Missouri prisoners viii be held here for retas.
lion, IN case General Fremont carries his iaurderous
proclamation into effect.
We have nothing later from P4ducah, although pri.
vate reports state thsi lighting is going Oh.
LOUISVILLE Sept. S p. A.-The Commissioners, refer.
red to Ia a former despatch, to visit both the Con-
federaie and Federal forces Oh the soil of Keu-
tueky, and 10 see upon what authority and for what
purpose those forces in Kentucky.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10

Rock BArTLE."-Frsm time immemorial the boys In
Adams Valley, (populsrY kuown as "Butchertown,O
and those residing The north side Of Shoekoe Hill,
have engaged, every successive summer in rock bal
tea" ralyng ulder the distinctive titles OF "Bu'chr
Cats" and Hill Cats" Within the las. few years, tie
moi )rity OF the respectable white boys among the Ter
!ner lave far been convinced Of the dscrediab'e
character Of these coIhcs 10 leave them chiefly 10
negro lads on their side; though goodly number IT.
huenced by tie excite ment OF the mimic warfare have
prticiped in the "ba:tles" which have taken Place
within the pat f5s wee. Last Sunday afternoon the
contendipg parties Tsged fierce contest on Navy H
about hundred boys bFiDg engaged on eacS sids-
Stones ard other missiles dew thick almost, as the
Mie balls at the battle Of Msnassa and IL wonderful
nstsome OF the belgerents no, manned or seriously
hurt. The progress OF the tight fortunately arrest
ed by the timely ARRIVAL OF officers Chaklsy, Ses Davis,
DIARIES and Crons in direction, and officers Pleas
ants, Psrria 6nd Others, in on opposite direction. At
he sight Of the police tie boys hed from the field but
ali Of item did not make their escape. SIX white boys
and negro bows captured and taken to the sta
ton house The iormer eventually bailed out; but
the others diets ned until next morning, when they
conducted TO the presence Of the Mayor. The
parents oil the white boys fined 81 each, and Ad
mouishsd that epson Of the offence world involve
much heavier iae Tho little dakes uete ordered to
be switched
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
RUFFIN'S
PHOSPH0R-PERUVIAN GUAN0,

AN ready supply orders for fertilizers fast
they All may rely getting, Without delay,
cle nctnieriOr any have made; different In 10 oshae IN
eden.s anything else In market ard better, becGule
contains pure Zone Phosphate q Ldt, than any Other
Manipulated GuRne.
The results Of applying preparations TO wheat the past sea
,c hsye been Syorabea could be expected under tho
boed joint Sora, rrst and, most OF all the drought
h tie present favorable action OF e yhoSphais 70
very Great extent the wheat raning Bat The
mas Of testimony that was equal or superior to Peruvian Gu
sno on wheat whilst lands that need phohses nearly B
lands dot It's superiority under fair seasons for
ducng good stand OF clover II ne that oce2honol faare
have bean but they such every manipulation
hears Of sometimes due 10 the fact that the land did not need
phoste most generally to the worst Esason for both wheat
and clover have ever known
The evidence Of The vae OF y manures TO be founiin
have ordes for more tsn four mes a. much A.
had at the period las. Jesr.
Persons who induced susno from Their erpe
ence Of others particularly requested
70 order Rsn Gusno ans thai they &c. H. there
many raanip ulaisd articles In The market
can be had Q: myself or The commission merchants generally
In Rchmcnd or OF nv ageas Messs THoS BRANCH SONG
perrybufg; H. HoLLlNs Co., LynObarg HUGH SCOTT Fred
sicssburs; MASON, MARTIN oos scOttsylle JoHssTos,
ss,tl--eu pRANK O. RUyEIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
ARIEuAkK.

Dsd N staaa o. Al us lS5i rypkoid Fever, NARY
MlaiiF, 10 N 20 Of be-
- ana ia Dat o. her usu nss, has
oar ben Mashed suIY-ak-1 from veo iovsi her,
aho ttld bu - a {. her tole and hsF
ang, he had tllce snaghs and found toe
" ri 0: uoe sed ali hopes Ga her Vof y
5ai Wl' miss hs-he mohsr va s. pride AMI e1Eloe
ss-ws md whom tJhe eses snopy hss pa'e his
ss-rt h1 % Re % and toEd her and os
Who ~. neyu vcs I'd nj ug ant dong We her ftends
sunl lnfl-y ches- opel hsr warn aai sftco y
ate ~, thaa En SAX and sfeiog nj hsr
seat hAad Many, cAa cal % tn1d daYi
ard g she vatehed oy the o1d never seszl "a
y-ou ars aud tha1 h-igtt thcur vi VIC me
b Heav n pOrsi, whose weary rae spirit Nnsei is
ant no 1e-WatChd 4Li s2ot7td by her lenccf cave
A1ith last " - 2 " o'fy a. 60 ,i"red
dltv Asd tho Oat Sh year Of gaeh ng 10
an 81 that brave es A. M II ,,tsl N
"a ever ne.t % lon anl tu.srg hA1 she Her
"a he saw ees. o. Inihs gsy aud ngh FS'''ed
Ove h-rn I'll asstd 8 tgsth Eaye vAr and sic IS
"a. ~hh cisysss she rad any G! w IAN
md 10 uaEti z she 'enaIaoj ui az,
sbA.s snssAs are The NO ude4 btcvsht g." w
sy dsys ter n o. complete - nsioo ne
N-su1ht tic brtst ~ lis1d a. she said % rv on,
Eias bl. 70 die ECw look ba OF tntn We.
vel d-sgrve he aAi hss had w
dses g3ot and ih u crsSn feel 50 sare q ths r' A'
g.aL-s 20 the recI l. fGod
IN -ei bIl { ere Il bliss n he regions above,
Th.Y h.yv q ued sec gAtss Of the ky;
A lrlt has scare 60 thusr lagsogs u lows,
Asd strss q EttsUcy on hgh.
Ant ts-cs ioug vldtd sr uas;cn'fg 10 srso',
To isrd ware sslros may esnt.
And The pEs Sslrr IL rlset,
Aad 70 gscOms tlS cait 10 H. hCme
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
TEL EG RAP E[O.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAaHHeros, Sept s.-Reports from various points on
the Virginia aide of the Potomac represent affairs
psrayely quiet daring last night and this morning.
The steamer Yorktown (ncw The Patrick Henry Is
twelve miles shove Newport News awaiting an oppor-
tlni,y to the blockade.
The Confederate forces are within FIVE miles OF the
Presidents hou ana shout three miles from Arlington
Heights.
At daylight the relief guard Of the Federsls fred
or, near Hunters Chapel At sun rse two Federal CON-
psues sent out to rsconno,rr aud they discovered
tha, the Gonederates had taken possession OF Bel S
CROSSROADS, having thrown forward two Regiments dur
ing the night The Confederates have three Regiments
posted along Little Creek, Hunters Chapel, with
four brass howitzers, drawn by men. They have no
other artillery. They are digging life pits West of Hun
ters Chapel The Confederses are brisk!y engaged In
drilling Munson's Hi, and are occasionally firing st
the pickets.
WASHINGTON Sept. s.--Afer carefully extended o.
servation Oh the Virginia side, and formidable
battery discovered, which commands the L:e.burg
turnpike miles from the Chain Bridge The clear
ing away of the timber by the Confedsases exposed
view at day break. The Federal pckes advanced mile
into Virginia. and the Confederaes reiterated before them
towards Howard's aud Arlington.
Ga Wednesday last the Confederates fred from an
enusnce at Great Fas at body Of Fsderalsts in Mary
hHd, by which four we're wounded. Some of the Con-
tedsrates attempted to ford the river, bu. repulsed
by the sharp shooters who killed number.
W.sHIgGros, Sept. 9.-Gsn. AeCleliand ascended to-
day with Mr. Lowe in his balloon, and remained up Two
hours making observations Of the positions aud forces Of
the Confederate troops.
WASHINGTON, Sept. e.-Gen. Fremonts Proclamation,
which was issued his responsibility at first struck
the Cabinet possibly prudent, but they utterly
amazed t. After full discussion OF the matter It was
unanimously decided that the Proclamation was Issued
just at tie right time in the right manner, and by the
right man.
WASHINGTON, Sep: g.--Tbe War Department has
ceiSed advees from Gsn. Rosencranz the 9Th Inst.
All were in comparatively good condition.
Gen. Mcclellan bad ia ued general order against the
performance OF all labor OF Sunday, at eas. al
eessary labor unnecessary movements that day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
CITY ITEMS.

Orr CoUsoIL.-A regular meeting Of the City Coun-
oil was he'd yesterday afternoon, Aessrs Saunders De-
noon, Gresasr, Stokes Haskns wynne Eppss, Crutch.
field Griffin, Burr and Hill preVnt Tse abseatees we're
&sus Seott, GTs;.an, Taibett, ADD Glszebrook.
hr. H'skina from the Commissioners of Streets, re-
ported the following resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved Taat the Commissioners Of Streets generally
recommend the Council that the Auditor Of the city
be aad he Is hereby authorized draw his warrant on
the Chamberlain In favor OF Mr. Bates, widow OF the
late n Bates Superintendent OF Streets for the OF
$3.50 being quarters salary Of her late husband and
that Ms Bates be requested by the Council 70 accept
the sane Sc token Of their high regard for her late
husband as man, and his long continued and valuable
services to the city rs en- officer.
VIA. Burke, Luther Libby, james G. Riddick and Da.
yd D. Bradford we're reelected Port Wardens for the
ensuing year.
communication from Mr.. R. G. Morris was read,
proposing 10 "yield the rents" OF house Byrd ct
occupied by the families Of volunteers provided the
Couoo viii 'yiold the taxes on the house for the PFC
sent yrar" Referred to the Committee on Finance.
petition from Mr. d. 81. Miller, City Assessor asking
tsst his sslIry be increased per cent. upon the
smount OF taxable properly assessed by him, ives re-
ferred to the same Committee. The petition shows that
IN 1882 when the total amount Of taxes sl25 900,
the salary $780, or five eightbs OF one per cent,
while this year Thcn he amount is $500 GA or nearly
three times the OF 1852 the s,ry is less than
ore-hsli, or only three eishths per cent.
The petition Of several butchers OF the Second Mar
ke asking that the license OF John p Sedd revoked
several months ago. be renewed. The petition was laid
upon the table.
Nun rous claims against tie city fer services render
ed etc., were ordered TO be paid.
Mr. Burr from the Committee Of Finance, submitted
TIE following resootion; which was adopted
Rssoived That the sum OF IS, 900 be, and the same
Is hereby appropriated be expended for the benefit
of the families Of the volunteers from the city OF c..
mond Ia tie public service by the Committee Of The
Soldiers Aid Fund.
After the transaction Of some other business the com.
mi tee adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10

PoLICx ITENs.-A considerable number Of unmpor-
ant police disposed Of BY the Mayor yester
day, among them the follosiug: Bratch slave of Thos
Bass for assaultitg Elizabeth Touget j. 70. logged.
H, zekiah Scott T. c., employed at Exchange Ho'
tel, for characterization and nsolence 10 WIN. T. Ter
nant-ordered uine ard thirty Mitchell Geo &c ard
Monroe Jordan M. c. for be ng drunk and assauting
Edgar Mon,rcse, a white man-aogged dennis
Lynch, for Shaping Cora Carter c., in the street
dischaI ged.-Cora Carter, fer having pistol IN fer
possession belonging 10 Mrs. Blaud-dischareed p
G Bowling for being drunk and diSordery and trespass
ing on Nancy Carter, e-surety for lis good beba-
viorSeveal topsrs for being drunk and asleep in the
street, we're adnonisted and dscharged--Willian,
slave Of D. Truebe for smoking in the street and re-
ia ing watchmsn Pesrco- hoRgsd.--Jaeob keek, for
selling f a meat sfer market hours, fined. When
inform. by Mr. Tyler that be would repor. him II no
ciiat close bis STAB his reply was Report and be ID
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
FAIKFAx oorEr Houss.

ctp1eWoeE ON, 1871.
10 re People Of Hesrieo and Haaopsr:
TILOw.oIiEESs: Ny duiOs as captain Of the Han
over Dragons would prevent ms from attending the
approaching sessions Of the Convention and OF ths Sen
ATE; AID questions Of vial interes. 10 nv corsti,u
ecey NAV srle ia each body which they should be
yep gsented have to-day forwarded TO the Governor
INV rsg1aton OF the In the Convention, with which
Lhs people Of Hc1rco houored me aud my seat In
a:e, the joint gilt Cd my friends in Hanover AID
nrco
should have resigned nv seat in the Convention pre-
10 the bate extra session, lad l not supposed
Imy practical acquaintance with the wants OF our
Nv might b. Of use 10 that body; bat As it has 10
eogazanee OF those matters that reason for my
retaining the seat does not Ob.Ain.
cannot thus lin all probability forever sever the
connection which has for time existed between you
and myself Siihoui expressing to you, my couniIymen
OF Esarco who have been ready With your kind
Gsss 70 one, aud to you nv almost more thsn country
men Of Heurico, Who have bestowed favors upon me
OF whca nv ohildrens children will be proud, nv most
stsia sense Of the obi gaioas under which you have
placed me; and a. retnra 10 YOU t gives me sat
iscion 70 be conscious that al occasions, as your
representative have devoted ny every e1ergy to adj
vance what believed to be your best Interests.
With great respect, your Obedent servant,
WINS O. WICKHAh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
THE PArEST 0rFIcR We are Indebted to Mr.. Rhod's,
the Commissioner Of Patents and his obgug assistants

'
the Commissioner Ct Patents and his obgng assistants
IL snnexed list of letters pst,nt issued since the
organization OF this Department There upwards Of
hundred applications now pending, besides some
twenty in which patenis have been awarded hut
vet uet. The increase in the business the office
will soon require larger accommodations ard we learn
that The third story 81 the blling, formerly known ne
tie Mecca; les Institute" vi be appropriated for the
purpose. he models of patented inventions will then be
q arranged for u1c Exhibition
Viuior rmlsL of New Orleans. Improvement in az
pa a FOR clariy irg cane juice.
e. f. BroED, OF Charlottesville, Va. Improvement IN
,tiITups.
Pole, Gam6le, y Maclee, of Richmond. Va. In
rovtuent in method Of attscbing sword hsyopets.
John S BOothby, OF Savannah, Ga. Improvement in
aiming leather.
T. w. C.Frr, Of Portsmouth, Va Improvement in
revolving pistols
r, P Clements, Of Eufau!a, Ala. Improvement in
Nster wheels
n. J. Cheshire, of CO'quitt. Ga. Improvement in
pOws
N Cake, of Natc5oz, Mss Improvement in tie
mt II Iiscure OF cannon.
J. D. Lvans, Of Pleasant Hill, Ga. improvement in
pows
J. ". Frazer, Of AbbeviIlc, S. G. improvement in
steamboat w1eel'.
+ J. e rdner, of N,Wberu, n. c. Improvement in
cartridges
R W. Haber-hau, of Beaufort, 8 c. Converting
civalry sword into a lance.
P. w Hall. of Spring is'd, Texas Automatic breech
loading cannon.
Jones, of Tally no, n O. Improvement in car
Z aye wheels
Arnaud PROT, of Gravel Hi, Va improvement in
nsttod Of attaching lance to guns.
Sloai, Of Richmond, Va. Design for sewing
n a'bile work boI
B Sloat, Of Richmond, Va. De'ign for sewing
machine stand
j. d, Stewart, jackson, Miss. improvement In sash
fIsterers
J. Il Van Hcuie1 of Savannah Ga. Improvement
in bre ch-losdinr cannon.
N. Walden, Fort Valley, Ga. Improvement in rail
rad switches.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
BY THE GOVERNOR OF vIRGINIi.



The Congress Of the Confederate sisis OF America having
pro- idng that election shall he held In hr
Of Conederscy, the first wednesday IN ov
yenbs Se the Bouse Of Representatives In the
opgres oTthe deratr states and thai the election shall be
conducted an respects according 10 hs Constitution o. said
purpose ana the this state having provided that The
each county and tie coa for the corporation o VII
each corporation In which wards are tsa
BIZ law shall before III, fec lon day, appoint I'VE Zee
h1dets "a Commissions the Courthouse and the Ike numbir
At each place voting In The county Corposaon % supern
Aknr sueh appor,nert shall also appoint officer Ia
duet zen else the Ccurhorse and enc at each place Of
voting IN the county lorp0i alton And, moreover, the
OenyTa,on OF this having, by ordnanes pro 'ided
that the qualified voters RI TIE Commonwealth VII, may
no absent from the ouniies Corpo:s ons OF their
denee n the ltary service q the cite, the day cf
election of the Hou'e Of Representatives ohe on
erNts sate In said election, such place places
hn their encampDeni the c1mmandan at such encamp
ment shall das gnae whte: the said nenis snail he
ng further thar each place OF yo the Con mand
than ApPein, upentendent the Com
and any clerks shall he necessary Who After
having been Ara duy by him. shall perform the duties re-
ou.d and be liable To the penalties imposed npon such ON
GERS ut The election 81 the State Ant the said Oomls
ex are r.ou separate polls be opened for TIE
elect on o mebers according the regulators
,erbed nv aid Uroinane Their fore JOHN LkTcHER, Gov
srnsr Of IN. Of vgius d. hereby require the
coErs and persons whose GUY II 10 10 appoint said oe 10
election for lake place at the time
tcr,tei and In the manner pTavidsa
(L- Given under my hand as Governor, and under The
liess Of the Commonwealth, a. hchmlnd ;hs 3rd
day o'september 1861, and In the jear Of The Common
wealth the eiShty-hnh. JOHN LEiVdth
by the Governor:
.sl-a8ral Secretary q, ,he Commonwealth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
RECEIrrs yIOu THE INTEgIoR.

The aegreg,fe receipts Of produce, etc, at Richmond,
by canal raj Except Y n In august o,ws
APPLES 81 bb; 623Oo lbs bacon $500 lbs butter a. go
ern 40 obs G-gr 25 les died fru ga
bales hay $40 cst 49, caves i62 hog 90 horses 20 rh s0
sseep nss 6; ?s hads tth tcco, 81 pkyi
MIA DO 80 wheat, 1920 cord wood, 10 90 lbs WOOL SIS
bb WHISKY hh1S tens S tors pig iron, copper ore 80
do sAi s2 i6 00n NJ ari Oi3 In aud $50 ptgs
leather CT; bags sui 99 ba Gee 25 pkG 50 10
2UO paper COOO feet nher, -. bus lO do barley,
90 do trGn s6 Dag nae Gao bts d.msIes 20 empty bs
bus potaoeS 1876 lbs taow Isl psJ mineral Vutc 20bhl
sp liz rice IS Gbi rosn 20 s cotton wat, %
bu lASeedi etc etc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
The following is comparison of tie receipts OF Wheat
At al hmeud In August, and ron lH july 10 1S1 last

sAVirGS, INSTITUTION or isIUEuoND.
oyTiCE At THE eToRg OF CHRISTIAN LATHEoP,
no. 80 MAN STREET,
yETHERE Deposits win be received which an Interest o. sz
w per cenL will be paid sill remaining on aspo! ss
,nhs or ioagst sud Ave psr cent fer shorter period.
ms I.tuon been In existence fo thyon years; hAi
Leaned len hops Of Dollars hEs no responded debt has
ueyer o,t one dollar failed pay oche when dee.
Jks H. GARDINER. Persistent
WEI CH2IgTIAG, CsshisT.
,ol-,Iy HuaH ~ gEg. seor-iarV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10

MoarALirY ~ CANP-The deaths in the leth Georgia
R,siment CO... Howell Cobb, (enosmped at the Old Fair
Grounds during the week ending Sunday, the h les,
were follows:
Private, Jas 4 Lawless, Vim Pinson, r N. Falkner,
Jas Bradley Co Al Job Smith and l.. d, Bowles Co d.
James Byrd, Co d; G,lham Wibaoks and 0hss Tsnker-
~ Co Z: W. l. Tucker and I l.. Long, Co. ,; NJ. j..
Parks and j. W. Harsell, Co c. Silas Kadle, Go. i -
Kidd Ole of the last named died at the General Hos
pils Siekress prevails in this Regiment 10 such an ex'
tea,, that it hardly museTs half of lis members on pa
rade fr