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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-11
CO IHE EARMERS OF YIRGINIA

IHE separat Northern South States hay
doubtless become permanent xi IN great measure
expected supply the South wit BUTTER aad having been
EGG extensively Tor IN ihatne Of business take
he liberty the e,y OF beating Butter well
before packing ~ and as OF putting Up 10 at III top
than send t1 market a packing
possibly be pleased receive consgrnen;
iaovng the highest market pice and deal
;lnyey cash. viii unish goods the lowest rket p
send the cash promptly for whatever ay be sent me-
confident Il to the Interest OF both the farmer
Iwoud be glat receive other country
prodree brt my principal object 10 call particular aten
cn Butter making Large supplies have been sent heretofore
South the Sorh, whilst make furnish
give from the fact that have been engaged
busness In this city for the last thyhve years. AL ask
uizl-feeug confident OF giving satisfaction.
pANPsON JONES. Igent
Grocer and Comnis ION Merchant
au2-d4c tCor Main and 9Th gts., Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-11
Prom the ttlunton Spectator.
THE BATTLE OF HAINESyILLE.
CANP BEE,
-Four miles N. Of Winchester,
July S.h 1861.

July sh, 1861.
FRlsSp hArzy-I avail my self of the drst Of
leisure TO give you some account Of what of the
elmbat Of the sl Of July between Regiment THE
5tb aided by gun OF Capt. Pendletons battery and
the Federal forces under Gen. Patterson. We received
orders to march ard took up our line Of march toward
tho enemy at quarter past A. N. After proceeding
along the rosd leading from Winchester 10 Wismsnor
about three nep, the column was halted and the West
Augusta Guard, Capt Waters oousuti' & cur advance
guard were denoyed to the right Of line Of march,
tkirmisher,. TGey soon supported By the Rock
tr.dse Rass Capt Lstoher. Ga our left Captain Grin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-11

things which would have Attracted the notice Of vc,s
ran soldier.
shall, ss opportunity offers, give you few items.
Yours truly, H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-11
LETTER FROM KENTUCKY.

AFFuas IL kysrrcKY-SoUrHyRs SrArK III iHrs MFsr.
IsGs BEING HrLD ALL OVER rHg STLu--rIE NEIiIYG
oY THE LKGIsLirURE-PEAcr CONVENTION To RE NJ Id
-KrsTUcKY oS rHE I'VE OF A REyOLuIIOs, &c, &c.
Corrsspondsnee Of the n O. Picsyune
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-11

1884 CAESD.-As We have to pay for
49, nearly every thing needed In the line Of our bu.
nts', wI iicn th date, decline cln;nung accounts
sept with those who have regularly settled their bill with
as Isl Of January and Iuly.
Accounts no, paid lst July just passed cannot be increased
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-11

- No advertisement 10 be oonieed BY the month or yes
specified the anuserPt previously agreed aron De
lseen She parties.
"a o. Injections until ordered cut and paynen
sxacted accordingly.
AVOID MISUNDERSTANDING
On the part Of the Annual AdysEseT propero state dsict
Ihat privilege oa sKtens 70 le business Kea
Estate Ls and al other Adyeseent sent by then 70 % -
adr.'psl ci grgs, and nc vvratca-
~ Esla- Sal General senf Adve Nsefaen not 70 DC
the be charged a. the usual rates. aooe
Q such discounts 81. n he agreed upon.
Booksellers yearly advertiser generally engaging one
o. more squares via ne prgge o. charge shan not on thu
yearly average g. aay week. iase Uore hSn TIE aI'aD
agreed upon standing rue under TIE contract and All efes
Ang such tn BE- ch AgE-d q. the usual ra'e1
Advertisements Inserted n AU ssNeeky Nhig eeno
Per square Of lines lSI r hs Gs insertion and 30 eenH
psr sSasrs r,-'iuusnre, crlf weekly & Cents
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RICHMOND wHIG.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TEgha:
DanyH Haps- SS per snHun; Ssa-Wsefy, % vsehy eSS
Vsys IN advsnes RsnlAneeI be sde a ns rk o. we
Ia ali oss dences taken on he deposi Of
ls.isrla The Post Orce eoEtaiSlng money.
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THE RICHMOND wHIG.
FoR Tax wHIs.

For THE WING.
THE RIGHT OF HABEAS CORPUS AND THE RE-
CoGNIfIoN OF TIE PERSONALITY OF THE
SOLDIER, NECESSARY AS A COUNrERPolsE TO
THE EXCEssEs AND ABUSES OF ARBITRARY
.trrunpIrv ny nrpICEpI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-11
PARKE POsNDEXTER,

Alto lSNGY Al L w.
EtfchmonG CITY, Va.
yNLL practice 20 an Cogrs hCFiu ths City Of Rchaond
W and c0unte c Chesterfield hcnrco aud PoEhA'Sn
Oce on q 49, Pearl and Main strecl over ht
a.S-a ~ Nosh y.l,r, 3 o. ie2O-1y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-11
LAW CARDS
a. .. gkRFO0I NJ NALiEA
RERFOOT q WALLER,
ATTORNEYS AND COUySELL0RS Al Law,

HR-Prompt attention 70 Collection and Land olAlus
EEgxRIaLKs.-SaEnue ". Garland Amherst q n, va Jof
Thompson, IT, Amherst T., Va Garland Ctrsan, LyEe
burS Va Mesey speed do Judge n NJ Burfo-i, Dslla
Texas. Hon. n H. DarrsL %. -dteiy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-11
MALTER d. ROgEgTsON,
>. THOMPSON BROWN,

RICHMOND, VA,
XlYL practice N the Courts Of the ee OF Richmond and
W tersbrS and counties @; uerrieo srt Chesterfield
O-e II Beiyius Biccs l2th street. sate O. H. Gu-l-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-11

AIIOH n T. A I LA w.
DRACrCES IN al the Courts o. the counties Of Nelson ane
Anhers a, VII a:iesd any Law business entrusted o
hiul IN me adjacent cuuUleg.
EE Address, I've River warehouse p o., Nelson Co.. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-11
TIE AMERICAN REBELEION.

rRTacG NAroLEoAs VISIT To HouSr yHasoS ASn tFfGs.
WARDS TO GENERAL REAUREUAKD--THE USIOS GOytSN
MINT LOSES rso HORSES N MS sEgrIcx, AAD Hs n.s
PLEAsIs sOAE LOYAL MN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

open Violation Of your neutrality, viii. .,r,.
encampnents Of Federal troops III ycu, ;err3?
tory, and q recent official declaration Of n.
President of the United Suites NOT To re- ,ar1
your neutral position, coupled with a Wi,
prepared schome to Seize an additional nf;r,
IN your territory, which was Of vital i.hpc.,
lance to the safety and defence Of TenneSsee
that the troops of the Conlederacv, or IN. !,
vltatlon OF the people Of Kentucky, occuu.,i
Q defensive post in your State. 10 doins :.
the commander announced his purnosc =
cvacuatc your territory simultaneously v;,t
a similar movement on the part OF the f.. ic,. ;
forces, whenever the Legislature Of Esu,,s.
shall undertake to enforce against he!;is.y.r.s'
the ''strict neutrality which they have =,
often declared.
| return amongst you, Citizens. oi krary.t.
at the head of a force, the advance u; w;,irh
composed entirely Of Kentuckians. u, H.
not come TO modest any citizen, whatever ,,,,
be his political opinions. Cnlik.: ii,a ag,n
Of the Northern despotisnl who seek T., rr,l.n-
us to TIE condition Of dependant vaSscls. a.
believe that the recognition Of the c4"ii .!.t,.
Of citizens is the foundation OF C6uS;l;It,na.,
liberty, ami that the claim Of the !pse,l,lcat -.
the United States to declare MARTA, lax: /.
suspend the miyi!ege Of the writ If hat.
corpus, ard IL convert ererr barrac;; ar! =
cry prison III the land into 4 RIstil2, +. ra;G
ing but tie claim which other ryrart. haze ::
sI,med TO snbiusate u free people
The Confederate States occuly s,s!;.,
Green rs u defensive position. ! renew Ii
pledges ofthe colptnanders Of other ~:o!G!nu. >,
Confederate troops to retire from the terr:el2
of Kentucky IN the same conditions s1;ri
will govern their indictments.
I further give You my own sssu,sm~ In,
the force under my command will be Use! =.
aid the government Of Kentucky in ~carryia,
out the strict neutrality" desired by It's p@o.
pie, whenever they undertake 10 enforce !,
against the two halligersnts alike.
S. r. BrcxSL.,
Big. General =. s. i
o. - tn
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PoSTfO4L.
U Or. esr IN u0M

IN. Gsid who b kids bar varriorz sash.
AND sH'aas oil her psin dissesnbles.
tLe WINS .eAes,h the dropping cash
ons :" Fry sear-droP hangs sud tretao'es-
1nooee Heaven sloos records 'h- Tear,
I'D fame shall never know her story,
Hxcr heart has shsd a drop as dear
As ever dewed The field of glory!
The wife who sirds her husbands sword
'w'd :it:ls ones who weep and wonder,
SRA a7sve;y speaks the cheering word,
What ap her heart be cent asunder-
pA.ret@ lightly in her dreams 20 hear
IT, b * Ct war arou1d him rattle,
"a .hld ns sacred blood as e'er
Was pcrscd upon the plain Of hatt!e'
The r,,.her who ~cooceals her grief,
ws;l. 20 her breast her son She presses,
1h.a h-aa,h=s & few brave words, and brief,
& :si,g lie patriot brow she beessrs,
r; II ito o"S out hsT secret God
10 knos the pain that weighs upon her,
s. eos h0:T o:ocd as Ger the sod
H:ee;sed on Freedoms field Of honor!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24
The representation Acs-When will II be
E,forcoh

The uesfra1iol Acs-When Will II be
Enforoed.
Whilst the Yankees are rapidly engaged in
the work of wholesale con6scstior, we hear
of but little progress at the South in carrying
GU. the provisions of the Sequestration Act
As yet but a single Receiver has been appoint
ed for the Eastern section OF Virginia, and the
telegraph informs as that no steps have Jet been
taken for enforcing TIL. Law in North Carolina
and other States. Nearly a month has elapsed
since the passage Of the act, and rapid pro-
gress should have long since been made in the
work Of sequestratioD.
With an impudencs unparalleled in the his.
tory Of even Yankee etFronterS, We learn that
there are in our midst bold and ~unblushing
subjects Of Lincoln, who are her: ior the pur-
pose of protecting thci: eonfscated Effects. =
Not only should these men be arrested, but
all Of those who are aiding and abcttiug them
should remember that they are committing an
offence which will subject them to heavy fines
and long imprisonment.
= We believe that Mr.. Giles, the ~distingu;shjd
Receiver" for tha section Of Virginia, is DO
ing his utmost towards the faithful execution
of his duties; bit one Receiver" cannot car
ry out tn. law with sufficient vigor and eiec.
tiveness.
All who are familiar with the State know
that il. will require from six to ten Receivers
to give full effect to the Sequestraton law.
The property Of ''clien enemies, !" in the various
shapes OF. land, negroes, stock, debts, &c, &C,
is scatteredaH over the Eastern division of the
State, from the Eastern shore to the North
Carolina and Maryland lines. There are hum
dreds Of thousands, if not some millions, of
this species Of property in those sections, Of
which Richmond, Petersburg, Alexandria,
Fredericksburg; Norfolk, L%ynchburg, Char
lottesville and. Danrille are the commercial
centres, Receivers will, We imagine, be indis.
>pensabIe. at many oil. these points, and no time
should be lost in their appointment We every
heas accounts Of instances OF Yankee Gun.
ninsinSmabng away with every species of
personal property. l; a nambsr Of young,
able, energetic aud Jealous Receivers are not
speedily appointed, Yankee knaTes will leave
them q eleanly-pieked skeleton for their psins.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24
Fight in Kentucky.
Big. General 9. s.
Hing Green, Sept. IS, sol
YaS ~LlNl1GSI7Eys ROOTED at 9aH.yty
EILLE.

YaS Llyr0LSI7Es ROOTED AT 6aHay!x.
VLLE.
k>v1vLLE. Sept. 2l.-Cart. 5oan Rude.
SON, of the Hurst Dragons, of ln;ol c3ss,
who came from Cumberland Gao j~e,;sft,l
informs us that there was IN ansagereli =.
Harboursyille on Thursday. between =
Lincolnites encamped there, and sdu Ipa,v,i.
rate troops, who advanced upon them ;f,H.
Cumberland Ford. The Confederate ;r,ay,
consisted Of portion Of Col. B-t.ic's Re-,
men;, nnd NO companies cf c~avsl:y-C.?:
Simpsons ard Capt. plum!ee'S. The L;nco!a
lies wern utterly routed, and we took lp0s'":t
of arms, besides other equipments. T!:r 80
fedrfatc troops now have possession Q! 81.
bolrsvi:Ie. The loss al or side, ~ -.
killcd--L.icut Powell, Of NaNEins c'r"!: AL
4 private, name unknown. The loss DC =.
otle: SIDE has not been asssria!asl.- Etn.'js,
"a dispatch Was received yrstcr!aT :1a
iirmutocv 9Th. ahoce. Rlrbylc-vIiic - s;ia.
tod in the SOUTHEAST portion - M r't:f
ahon, 10 III lilies from the Tenne.ssee ,!".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

THs CnAkes AGAINST Col. BLAiR.AGen.
Blair and Quartermaster GEN. Meigs left Nez
York for Washington Friday morning.
1t is understood that the precise. charge op
which Col. Blair was arrested is .insubofdihas
ton in communicating, while military officer,
with the authorities ct Washington, HakinE
complaints against and using disrespecfuLlans
euaee towards 1en. Fremont, with q view Of
efectine his removal It is stated that The let
ters written by Col Blair are now il the pos.
session of Gen. Fremont
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

The following appointments 81 ChleI al
cctocs Of the War Taz fcr the several Stale
aavc been made hy the President
For Alabama, ]. c. Bradley.
&" Arkansas, Vim. Ii. Halliburton,
" Florida, L. +. BiactbuTa.
" Georgia, :. Starnca.
" Louisiana: Rob-. i. lvSasr
" Mississippi, Jno. Il. Handy,
" North Carolina, Vim. E. Lane.
" South Carolina, VIM. e. Martin
" Tennessee, isnac 3. Williams.
i" Tezaa, George j. Durham
" Virginia, Hcnry'T. Gsrnett
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

Quite q brisk cannonading was commenced
from the other side Of the RIVER, opposite ed
wards Ferry, on Monday morning lest nad
kept up the greater part of the day. Il IS
supposed thar the enemy 1as endeavoring to-
shelta hiississ1ppi camp ia this gicinity. rs
several of their sa@ll ware picked up il a field
seine distance BELOW toe e~ace1apment. it was
a useless '@-sste ai amGlunirinn. however, IS
nobody vas hurt"-..Leesbrrs Afrrer. Sept.
1914 -. .E.r.- -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

ANorHEE FLAG or TRrcr.-The Federal
etesme- OstaTnVs carrc up yesterday, under a
ass Of :rrea. FROM Old Point, having on board
the following persons:
Ma snd Mlse Freeaael oi Norfolk; aud MI.
AID Ms. tll1aneider of Portsmouth.
Th= Oc's-sss brought them..a $ far as Ufaney
Island, f.ola whence they were brought to this
city oy the steamer Arrow.
The passengers brought up by the flag OF
truce eieaneC which arrived here Tuesday
=e7f: tTsnes ". BRYAN and Lsdy, from New
York. cis;1 ne OF Newtern, North Carolina;
IL 8 Mar, 9. Lett. from White Spring, Ne"
Ypk. OF New berr, 4. G., and George5w WASH
!7g.ca, from New York. VI Lenoir county,
NS-th Carolina -Eorf0M Ury Baok
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:. b 1.hol.. fuhf md where Ills balls he~

ring Tho a;holc fight, md where tbs balls 10"
Dr.. Gleaves, of Wytheville, has the fine
pistol Of Col. Lyrell, and Capt. Steptoe,, OF bea'
ford, his splendidly mounted saddle and hriale'
The hne horse was shot through and dlea.J
b. the way, Dr.. Gleaves was in the tight, ana
eynosed himself much in the discharge Of hia
Gen. Floyd'= tpnl, from which ioated our
Glorious Hac, was completely riddled with the
balls of the enemy. A.,
Our young friend, Adjutsnt Peter otey, iind;
ing one Of his men wounded, CALAMITY PleSed
him, up and walked of With him in full lace oil
the enem5's fire. Ill.,.
The Hessians approached within thirty
cards of Colonel Wbarton's regiment. but was
soon repulscd.
hare written this very hurricdly on a baok,
while seated in the turnpike. and | iear you
will scarcely be able to decipher IT. ;,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

! Posrcu.?7 10 PSATEg.-The characters.
e. e~ncclotc d = oolored preacher IS stated to
lave had It's origin in n Westinghouse in the
village of Nitestown, n. L:
The coioTed minister was closing up his
mb-n some white boys in the currse
had the ili-manners 10 laugh, so that the sahi.
su3rliant. heard them. BE had said bnt :: mo-
:nont before, and very earnestly, eve pray DIET
de Lord vii! Dress Iii 5esh that IS human"
when the laugh occurred and commencing
asaiG, just before me Amen" the Pic'is Did
man said:
20 Lord. ere not il the habit Of adding
i:7sescrip:a TO Cur prayers, but if de'sprcs-
sion, "Bress al dat is human goH't take in
dtas ,;icEtd fahite JEUc3s. dcn we pray dat de
Lord will bress scrne dat sin.t human. also,
hISidcsIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

Fraak:E Wifispu, Of: 1arkansas, who was;
ar7se.ediGzScsf9e, 81 tSe st Inst, IONS charge.
Of farnishiog isros 60 the Confederate, ssnd
s>n: 10 fv1t Lafayette, has been discharged
ircr custody. Three Of the Fort Lafayette
prisoners BAYS ncw bses discharged-Renno,
Ssrin and W;,ErMs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

Benjamin Il, GARRISON. c ns.i7c OF Basch
Island, 6. O., We accidentally drowned il New
Orleans, On the 25tk ult
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24
Ten Thousand TenHesserns NGTrnI"1 :
g. ~ HadncRG-.

CAlno, Sept ia date'ls. i"m Coma
bus, Kentucky, reports that q FtIday' ii ~.
Rebels, numbering 10, coo, drter G';'. ',.,
STOP, had marching orde,e. Their 1-5,;H'@,'
was Paducah. He al5a report: j,a !"'-
sons forces at Belmont, Mo .
fh= crew Of the steamer J"i:h :'idi'
by Government a few days since At F*!'A'
we're released tn-daj
4 force Of 500 ;%nfau,Ij, 81 p.s":. u ""'
Tsylor's light artillery, Under outfit.
Col. Oglesby, made & Reconnaissance 's'rN
fols. Missouri, Ss>lcduS, and So" e'V NJ
who ds.l On the approach ol our s7coPs
All quiet brTe snd ut PndtIcs!.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

.IAg LOUISIANA CHAssErgs-A-PiED' "a.
Henry St. Paul, tue first company oil ~
ever ivrued In America, and co'n.,rs:f ~ ,
tae dssh;ng young Creo:si :! ne
City, passed through Augusta ~ "'
e. 7oa:s from Pensacola &c Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

FLAG OF TsroE.--The Federal ~sleah.sr, Eau
~ Cadwalisaer. came Up Yesterday afternoon,
ICON Ola Po:aL as i:T ss Granny Island, undar
8 flag OF truca. Rs. bringing with hertwola-
dies a5d gentlemen, residents OF, North Caro-
line, out who have been sojourning in New
York for some time psst-Day Rock, Norfolk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24
E-iss6;er GMheral Commanding.

O1o Asg's PaovosT MARSHAL STEALING
IRON THE DEsTi1VIE.-A letter was received in
this city yesterday, By the Flag Of Truce
sscarne- from Q d Point, irons 'pSisq2er st the
Rip RAGS. to DO f4n,lY in the SOUTH Tie
letter lid contained $50 when it left the hands
Of the p~ris,ner, but the Provost Marshal alb
strac,ei he money, afteri it reached his hsnds,
and endorsed ca the back Of the envelope, 1920
.sk-, opt and returned to its owner" Who
its owe: e according to the tniev;ng Lincoln
ito, remains =i:os-saer for him to say; and as
&c has d .uo.less pocketed the money himself,
the real owner, OF course, will not get it; and
the sender Ct :hs money. being perfectly pow
.rless &c sscare justice from the rulers at the
= wtb, if he should aver discover the theft,
his destitute family oC course must suffer the
loss.
va s.a oIa zus2ri5eL IL th!aA act Of mean.
ness, ho~.rvr, Al it - huI the. underllngs OF
thai aoo1iuable dynasty following the exam
pie set them hy their t~hioving masters, who
hare rssoItse te sll manner OF means Of rob.
he7T 70 sustain themselves, sinoe the Southern
ers hs7s longer refused to support them from
their means Norfolk Day Book.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

rne friends Of Ar. Meredith Calhoun were
sg-esaolg surprised ty his arrival here, one day
las, EEK. IN good health and spirits, after an
aaSaucs Of %ver twelve months in Paris. de
svsdea espionage, ard ran the gauntlet of
Nor,hern rs5e: hunters, by stIdiously ignoring
,as : ,siish language after his arrival in Cana
81. a5G concentrating with persons Of the
Eg;S;::>a ,r7;as, through his French attendant,
wao speshs English pretty well, and acting AS
hi: iaimpt=::-. "" are indebted to Mr.. @.
for Several iai= English papers, and a New
York "asTali." H brings intelligence Of the
rapid progress of public opinion in Great Bri-
ts!a as5 France in favor Of the recognition Of
the Cs.s=dsFss: Government, especially since
our 7ictnry 1T Manassas. AS he passed
through L,1don, be says, Mr. iancsy told him
re anticipated the breaking Of the blockade by
z .s!and aod France between the 10Th of Octe-
pc, aad tie i5:h OF November, at fuFthest.-
e a;hica opinion, Mr.. c.. whose opportunities
10. acquiring information were very favorable,
fig concura -HuntsriNs Democrat, 18th.
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70 TIE PEOPLE Or EENTrcCI

The Legislature of Kentucky have been
i4irhiess to :ke will CT the people They have
enteayored TO make your gallant State q for
tress 10 which under the guise OF neutrality,
the armed forces Of the United States might
securely prepare TO ~subjusste alike the people
Of kentucky and the Southern States.
It ~as not until after months Of co7.Tt AID
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NIsCELLANEOUS.
Use suu.,c.-.ct.sr from the Captain.

,ss Suts,c--.ct7er from the Captain.
The New York. Tribune" publishes the
believing as one Of che letters reported TO have
oeec intercepted 10 tho Gull recently, and for
v.7a.d 10 ITO Navy Department:
,!.S. STEAMER SudTER,
Puerto Cabeilo, TeEezula, July 26, 1861.
Sir: Hayiog captured a schooner of light
drausht, which. with Ger cargo. / estimate TO
&c worth scue S25. 600, and being denied the
cr.Y::.g. III iesTing ne7 al this port until she
could o. adiudicsted. | have resolved to dis.
Patch her 10 New Orleans with a prize crew,
with the hope rat she may be able to eludo
ths vigilance Of ,he blockadiug squadron, and
.un into some one Of the shoal passes to the
westward Of the Mississippi-as Bar.ataria,
B..p:sk's By, &c. 10 great haste I sTail ny
self Ct :ke opportunity to send You my first
d:sS:.S. since i=.7;ug New Orleans. I can do
40 ,:o.S, Tor wan, Of time. Than merely emu
1e7a.e s=s1!G. 49,
NsTan ice blockade ., Pa5ss a rOutre 10y
lie groas;pn) on the sGih ofJnne, the Brooklyn
giving Us chsSe.
Q, ne morning OF tho I'd | doubled Cape
Aotoc:o. :ie western extremity Of Cuba, and
on the sauo dag captured of the Isle Of Pines
ii. american snip Golden Rocket, belonging
to parties ia Bangor, Maine. She Was a fine
ship. .: GOO ioas, and worth between $50, 900
All $4,000. ;toa.6sd her.
o. ;as nszt dsJ, tho 4th, I captured the
orisentines Cuba and Machias, both Of Maine
ai.o. The: were ladsned with sugars sent
sasn 10 C:safaegos, Cuba.
9, ,h= 6Ih dsy Of July, | captured the
bsiS+B-n- Dueins and Albert Adams, owned
in N,=s| Yak and Massachusetts,. They were
lsdSoeo s.tS sugar. / sent them to Cienfue.
gos
On the next day, the 9th, I captured the
5arks West Wind and Louisa kilham and the
brig N.aisd, all owned in New York, Rhode
Island and Mas achuserts.9 and lsdcned with
sugar. Isent them also to CienfuegoS.
On toe same day I ran into Cienfuegos my
cell, reported my captures to the authorities,
ed sskrd leave g. have theu, remain there
Until they could be sbjudicated. The Govern
ment took them in charge until the Home
Gorsranent should give directions concerning
.ssa. eoaled ship, and sailed again on the
ia. Ga tho l7:a / arrived at The Island Of
cu-zpo, without hayias fallen in with any
Ting. 7 cc-!s4 again hers, IND sailed Oh the
24'h. On tha moaning Of The 25th, ! captured,
oc L4guasrs, iae schooner Abby Bradford,
ve'-h is .be ysesei hy which send this dis
pstch.
/! i a9t 6seG !: prudent 50 speak III my I'll
ture .ao=e1aaa,s, lsst my dispatch should fall
ia:c .hs hs1ds Of the eacniy.
Ne are al we'll, md doing o pretty fair
business having made nine captures in
twentr.s:x dsys-
aass .as ao"o1 70 BE- very respectfully