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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-03

accompanies aud Mdiyi4uals that are d~4rous
OF entering the service in said Regiment, will
report It Fort She! Eng subsequent to ti1c 25th
inst, and on orSbefore 4 lie frstfday Of October
or as>sooh thereafter as possibAe- Companies
and Captains Of companies in the said Regi-
meats WILL take position and rank according
to date Of being mustered into the service Of
the United States.
Al! transportation Of Companies and individ
uals entering the service il the above -Regi-
ments will be paid for by the Government at n
rate not exceeding two cents per mile, to be
computed from their place of enlistment to
their place Of rendezvous, by the nearest trav
eled route, ,,>~,.,.-,..-
-ln.view OF tho urgency Of this call and the
fact that the glorious flag of the Republic con-
tinues to be assailed by an open. armed rebel
lion, moro formidable and wicked than was
ever before plotted against any government.
threatening 70 destroy the work of our ances
tors. and subvert ati republican institutions
The COMMANDMENTS Chief confidently expects
thai, the brave and loyal sons of Minn ssota will
most promptly respond md 20 forth as one
man in their zeal and might ia put down this re-
bsliiou and enforce the laws, thereby adding
new lus,re TO- the fame already won for. our
young State by the gallant and uudaun, ed
''First." The Uommander:in-C Chief most con
fdeutly expects that those counties Of the State
that have not furnished one company for this
war. will most eagerly embrace this opportuni-
ty to attest their patriotism and valor and
willingness to perform al equ, | part, to pre-
serve he Government which scehfern equal
blessings upon all.
BY order Of the Communicative Chief
JOHN 3. SANBOKN,
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Thermometer Record.
Reported .xpre,.ly for the DrMochAr,
J. Aurlatt, Druggist, st.; Cloud. = -. ): :.
PROPOSALS.

FoRr ApeRcRoxrlE. D. T., Sep 10, 1861.
Scaled Proposals will be received by First
Lieutenant H. c. Simpson, \. A. Q NJ. at this
post. for TWENTY SEVEN HUNDRED AND
FIFTY Bushels of OATS, (32 pounds 10 bush
eli of number one quality, to be delivered in
sacks Of domestic cloth, al Fort Abercrombie,
ID. T., by the LIST day Of December, 1861.
All bids must be accompanied by the names
and residences Of two responsible men rs secu-
rites for double the amount of the contract.
The bids will be opened and the contract
awarded at noon Of the fifteenth day of Octo-
Der, 1861.
The undersigned reserves for himself the
right to reject all proposals, il TO him they
seem exorbitant.
II. C. SIMPSON,
LIST 1t. End Reg MINI Vols. A. A. Q. NJ.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-03

Rebel soldiers trom Richmond have
written letters TO triendsat the North
giving very gloomy picture Of the
Southern army. Great destitution and
d;ssael*faction prevail among them, and
they are badly clothed and poorly fed.
Some OF them have been forced t. steal
skins from tanners to wrap themselves in.
They also steal horses and other - valuable
property FROM the private citizens about,
and, much feeling is thus excited. Theic
spirits are kept up by lies to the efert,
that the National army in and aovus
Washington numbers only $4,000 men,
and that recruiting at the North is diff
cult.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-03

TN PROBATE COURT.-STATE OF MIN.
i xEsorA, HENsErtN CoUNTI.-SS. =.
In the matter Of tho estate Of William II.
Allen, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, shat by virtue and
in pursuance Of an order Of license made in
said matter on the 22d day efJuly, 4, p. 1861, by
the Probate Court of said County, the under
signed Executor of the last will and Testament
Of said deceased will on the fifth (5l day Of
October 1T 10 o'clock i'll the forenoon of said
day, At the Court House, in the town of Little
Falls, in the County Of Morrison, and at II
o'clock in the forenoon at the residence Of
John Workman in the town Of Little Falls
West, Todd County offer for sale at public VEN
due, the following described lands, to Wit:
Lots five ~ and six (6) in Block No. thirteen
(l3) with dwelling house thereon) in the
Town Of Little Falls, in Morrison County,
State Of Minnesota. Also Lot four az in
Block thirty -four (34) in Little Falls West, in
Todd County, State Of Minnesota.
The terms Of sale will be made known 81
the time and place Of sale.
w D. BABBlTT. Executor.
Dated September 9th, A. D. 1861.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-03

MINNESOTA ApPLhs.-Nr, j. r.
jGriyys, u ne!. hbvrIng farmer Of Dakota
county. las s-cccdcc this year in ri ,iny
a fine cropvf apples. lie mad sixt en- Or
seventeen trees, some Of which were 50
lead ID with !ruIt that the branches had to
re proped up 10 prevent them tsou break .
lug. I'VE Lave Il fue specimen of Mr..
Giggs fruit before us in the shape Of very
laryc~red apple of the Alexandria variety.
This season has demo Astrated the certainty
that Minnesota is soon to become great
ii uit growing State Press.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-03
To the People of Minnesota.
Gsx'L HEAB QUARTERS, 3rArs OF MIMI, !
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
--.--Sr.L PAUL.. entemher 12tll 1851 i .

GsN'L HEAD QUARTERS, STATE OF MIMI, .
ADJUrANT GENERAL's OFFICE,
=. :I..-:7sr PAUL, September 18th, 1851. -
The Secretary Of War in his dispatch to the
Governor, ofthe 18th inst; having called upon
him Ito adopt measures to- organize two more
Infantry Regiments at the earliest date posi-
bic, 1.-THE Commander in Chief, in pursuance Of
said Call, hereby directs the Organization Of
two more Regiments of Infantry, to be muster
ed into the service and pay of the United
States for three years or during the war, to
consist of ten Companies each, and to be desigf
mated respectively Is the Third Regiment Of
Minnesota Volunteers. and Fourth Regiment
Of Minnesota Volunteers--the Third Regiment
to be retained at Fort Smelling until it is fully
organized, and called into active service-the
Fourth Regiment to be retained to garrison
the forts on the frontier. Companies and men
entering the service under this order may
elect the Regiment into which they win be
mustered. -, "'... = &c.," :. - .
Each Company must be organized IS fol-
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:,TIieLEcRAPHlc.
Lexington Surrendered.

H. JEFFERSON CITY. Sept. 22.-midnight.
& A dispatch received here to night says
the federal troops at Lexington surrender
"a, 10 the rebels on Friday p NJ, for want
af rates. !. Ben. McCullock was 10 Benton
county tppr Monday last, marching on Lex:
is9ton: Maj. Tanners wounds it is fear.
ID viii sprove mortal. Tho greatest activ-
ity prevails here in military circles The
l1taamar Sunshine was brought down here
10 day. aShs is not disabled as reported.
and, will doubtless be confscated, as her
Captain was paid in Confederate Bonds
for hh services in ferrying Green's force
4 tsssss 4 ths riiy.r at GLASGOW. r.,
sni,t .s1>".ial ST.. Louls, Sept. %.
yio9en. !Prentiss' dispatch announcing the
4arrsnder Of Colonel Mulligan at Lexing-
~. states that the Federal loss is 81 Kill
led and LAO, wounded. The rebel loss is
suppoeed to be about 800 killed and wound
,NGm ,e1hi bln ,". '5,'|
-.sTht reported aght between the rebels
Ia Gen.. Lane's brigade, near B:ue Mills,
H,Gaeredited here, Lane being some dis
4abse from that, point at last accounts,
u3oFe0sn& 0H Ae4lnxtO0. lne ACCOUNT OF
thSa battle TT Blue Mills forwarded last
night, XIII ,deliyed from that official dis.
.patshessvyitten on the spot, and can, thesc-
6re, b rehedon. All.
airCols Smiths command was to leave Blue
MilB fd saint Joseph the day after the
battle. ,.p.a:.:,...,,,> ,,~'',
-Fhs-news Of Mulligan's surrender n
confirmed. $1,000 rebels surrounded
~ Al cut Of his supply Of water, which
4 H. the r,ver. He" fought SO hour
y /. s,ter and 40 relief coming sur
osl' TO- thint. 1000 prisoners
13(o eoo in gold and iii tie camp "a p esqui
- A it' r. hands Of the rebels :,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-03

The manufacture Of paper from the
leaves Of Indian corn is becoming extern
sive IN Austria. The: paper is SAID TO be
tougher than any ordinary Paper made
from rage, while it is almost wholly free
taom SILICA, which makes paper produced
from straw 20 brittle. II -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-03

The O,agc bridge, l miles east of here
on the Pacific road, i. said to be- the first
point threatened by Ben. M'Culloch's
forces, nov believed to be advancing rap
idly from the Soathwest. ,s-s.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-03
African Saloon, Barber Shop,
AMI
LUNCH, HOUSED.

. Prot. Cromwell has reopened in. his new
building, one door below II. Z. Waits Bank,
where he will be happy to receive and wait
upon , bis OLD patrons to . clean shave, = fash
N.b. Cold or warm lunch any :' hour through
tho day or evening, 1t the shortest notice aud
best OF style: Finest Of Liquors and Segars in
the bar.
I 7HlCAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
This is the most direct aid desirable route
from St.. Paul, and all Poines, on The Upper
Mississippi, via either trairie du Chen Of
Crosse to Chicago. Detroit. Toledo, Cleveland,
Toronto, Niagra Fails Buffalo. Dnnkirk, Crest
line, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Washington, Bal
timore, New York; philadelphia, Boston, Al
bany, Indiansp5is, Cairo. St. Louis, Memphis,
and ell plac 8 East, South, and SOUTHEAST.
with G.. 4 NV. Railway at Minnesota Junct.
All trairs fr..m Pr. du Chen con lect direct
with C.&N.-W. Railway att anesville & Milton.
10 NO CHANGE OF CARS
from Minnesota junction 70 Chicago, or from
Prairie du Chen to Chicago. -, :
|, New Patent Ventilated Cars, with Patent
Dust rs attached, are used onIthis road, avoid
ing the heat and dust. 50 common on ell rail-
! roads.
SLEEPING CARS"
, i: are run ON all night trains. ".
Through Tickets to all points sre sold at oil
Ticket Offices on the River, always as low -
by any other route, and Baggage" checked
through from La Crosse and Prairie du Chen
to the East .' MARX HENDRICKS,
NV. Agent, Chicago 4 NV. X: 4: st Paul
v3n49 J." '' l."
1
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1Hiniotbs 9!
go. fts.sET

~ laoa 1iys-"A vistuoaa woman y Z
~ AAlf huSband.'A ] lksak adds-A
p ut I've shiilings, English, }
Nhid19 a6x6iebe cheap estimation in which
r. Ric,t ,pf mankind held the, sex. :.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-03

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.-
~ Notice is hereby given that the cop.rt.
nership heretofore existing between 8. Marlatt
and L.. G.. Sims is this day dissolved by mutu-
consent The business will be continued ut
the old stand by the senior partner, (S Mar
latt), in whose hands will be found all books
and accounts. Those indebted will please call
and settle the sams ~ soon possible.
s. MARLATT,
L. u. SINS.
81. Cloud, September lat 1851 3w
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&ett!tiicelA>.
!;;s!
....% o. >, CURE Y! g., K tS,u
NerVouShe('a{IjdaEijCCh{:
>A1 SyF5
He {!|?s a. . / j 4

T~~~>~~~~-~-~~~~
Ey the use Of these Pills the peri odi. .,tsta
OF -'eruous qr SICK Aeadachs may be- p}eye.t&.,
and if taken ut the commen ccraent II IN f,fac.
immediate relief from pain and sickness W.
DO obtained.
They sellom failinremoyinl The Nausea and
He0daeht to which females are 50 subject.
They act gently upon the bowels. emov;n,
Cos1irexcss
- For 1'ttrary; 4eu, !St~9eat. Delicate Ytm.le<
and aff persons Of ssdfnlary zd1,,., they a.:
valuable as Lazot'pe, improving tie appetite.
giving tone and u;gor to the digestive ORGANS.
andrestoring the natural elasticity lndxiaSi1xth
OF the whole system.
The CEPEALlC PILLS are!he re.u], o, j.ne
investigation and carefully conducted e,, eri-
meAfs' having been in use many years. during
which time they have prevented and relieved
vast amount of pain and suffering from He.
ACHE whether originating in the n<rrou. syst
Of from>a derangcd state If the stomuc1.
they are entirely vegetable in their conpo-
''<'on, and may be taken ut Ill times With Der
tee: safety without making any change Of diet,
ana me absence Ct arg 3:sogretoJle tcste render.
It easy e ad"fristertAem to:ehikdte,.4
BEWARE or COrXTERTfI~s
The genuine have five signatures C.
Spalding on each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealer. in
Medicines. Il, - y,
a Box will be sent BY mail prepaid on receipt
Of the 0A
PRICE IS GENTS
t'' orders f'lt should be addressed t.
nESHY {. sPALDING,
IS Cedar Street, New-Yo;k.
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Attention :!

Notwithstanding the call for more volun-
teers, Raymond l. Owen are determined their
Steam Factory must run during the campaign;
and they will manufacture and keep ON hand,
all kinds Of
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-03

Ef C1op-LooIo-SA correspondent sends
- - d}&k va ipsi phof hat a cat
- tkros tails ;-"3S eat has t~s tails a
y - one moro tail than no eat; here
1N a.cak has,thzee tall" X;tAlr -" -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-03

In view Of the necessity Of relieving the
command at Fort Ridgely at the esrliest day
possible, tho Comnander>in-Ch Chief desires two
companies Of the Fourth Regiment to report
forthwith At Fort Smelling, fsrlthat purpose,
and the companies that first SO report, will be
mustered immediately into the service and pay
lively !, Company 4 and 5 = said Regiment.
And Ill Other companies and parts Of compa-
MES, and individuals DESTROYS IT entering the
service Of the United States in this Regiment,
v1k.eport at Fort Smelling on Or, before, tho
nrst Of October, A. D., 1861, or Is soon
thereafter . possible. ..:.r
All oompas:4s filled to tho minimum mum
bsr snd organize. for tho Third Regiment, will
report st Fort sneling ou1the o25th day Of
September inst A..d all companies aud parts
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WATT 4 MCCLURE !: e ;;

WAIT q MCCLURE, ,n
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange,
II EEP Land Warrants constantly on hand
u and for sale at = small advance. from New
York prices. Collections made, Exchange
lrawn atthelowest currentrates,T axespaid, sc.
St. Cloud, July 28th, 1862. aug2-3m
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PROPOSALS.

Fort RIPLEY, August 9th, 1861.
PROPOSALS will be receiAed by LIST Lieutenant
Charles Haven, A. A. Q. NJ. At this post fer
FIVE HUNDRED Bushels of good shellsd CORK, to
be delivered in gunny sacks, (which. must be
included in the bids aud new at Fort Ripley,
on or before the 30,h day Of November, 1861.
Also, for TAREE THOUSAND Bushels Of OARS of
good quality, in sacks made Of domestic cloth,
which must be incladed in the bids to be de-
livered at Fort Ripley on or before the 3Uth
day of October, 1861.
All bids must be accompanied with the names
and residence Of two responsible men as secu-
rites for double the amount Of the contract.
The bids will be opened and tho contracts
awarded At noon on the Both day of September,
1861. CHARLES HAVEN,
LIST Lieut.. End Reg. Mimi Vols, A. a. Q: NJ.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-03

Fam PREPARED TO WEAVE earnest
| in the best manner, and on the shottest
notice. II Roolus, I've drars south.of the astasns
Heuse.~ eSg MRS MOORE,4&
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TBLEQRAAEs-
YpON WASHINGTON.


WASaISsros. July 90 An ;isl dispatch dated al
Bulls Greek. at o'clock p. on Friday, says there
has been no fighting since yesterday Atthe time
Of dating the dispatch tbs armies we're In sight OF tah
other.
wAsHNGrcS, July 20 The name of tie steam'hp
Keystone State to be changed to the Northern Light
wAsHnGros, July 90 Gen. Mansfield has Issued or
ders that fugitive slave any preeIt whatever shall
be permitted TO resided march with the federal army
BrLLs cREiK FtiAy afternoon, 4 o'elock.-There has
been no sighting to-day. The Confederates are still in
possession Of their three principal batteries.
With the all Of glasses, large bodies of the Confede-
rates are seen moving to the right and lett.
There ara no Indications Of a retreat and there will
probably be no forward movement before Sunday.
wAsHnGros, July 2O.-The bill appointing an assis.
tan Secretary Of War and eaagns the var Bureau has
been passed.
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EIOX EKANAWHA YALLEY.

washington, July sO.-An official dispatch from Gen
Mcclellan, dated Beverley, July 10 b, says: "en Coz
deeoysd 600 of Gen. Wise legion GU: to BArhoursvis
The Ka~ha correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette
10 letter dated July ls:h at NOON says that tuo Res
ments with two gurs aud the Trenton Cavalry we're or.
dered to reSoanoilre Popes Creek. On reaching the
Greek they found the yrginans 1900 strong, yell co.
treuehed sith masked batteries and tso guns The
Federal troops fred forty rounds and senced the bate
res bat their ammunition giving out they retired Capt
Allen and Lieut. POmeroy killed. Col. Norton Of
the slst Ohio Regiment wAs badly wounded and captur-
ed
Col woodruff, Ii ut Col Nea, bogus Ky.,) and Col
D. yilers OF the llth Ohio Regiment left CoIs camp
Oh the l7.h inst and believed have been either
killed or captured.
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b. CAsTRlDsE.-AoOas three hundrsd aud seventy &c
een aud girls ere employed in making cartridges
n the Thomas factory in Bird Island The cartridges
are removed rspiily they made aud Tea: Of
AnA,cideui ia Eel, by those IN charge OF the operation
ThS manufacture Of Eliminating Ios6er has not been
resumed but composition which anssers the PurpOs'
Tor Matted period, = being mlde
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-22

Tx PRICE OF wEIsNr.-The advance 10 the prize Of
WHISKY al Of the restaurants in tits city has been
sutsc, of complaint with severa. usrsparer CORES.
ponients Il 10 very true believe thai plscsrds have
been erected in al OF the eiy bsrroons announcing
tia, een cents IS the price OF drink but these are
probably exceptions to the general rule; for i q certain
tlit whisky ADD jueps still sold in respectable estsb-
hmens Il old prices notwithstanding The scarcity Of
se and ADVANCE in price o. Lqlors. Oas might infer
from the npoes Of drunken sops Of Mars seen in the
s,oes every day, that Whisky abundant AID cheap
N Bic moud-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-22
DAILY LINE

nN JAMES RIVER, To FORTS rn-S
" P0sdAr1S AID J1a.sIows GROVE iE-s:Sa4xe
AND ct BNrHOUSE WHARvEt The steav or CCaris Pa Ia
Capt fAkkAAS leave her Nhsrf ctstIs reguIa
EVEkY hoSNI>G (eSceyt suadAy at O'CLOCK
pacea And return day, about So &C oek touching
a. 80 10 we regular AGdlnzl going returning
assaGs Grove Stjns wharf, t2-heA. ezra 50 cents
Tht CCl Il PECK viii vi llne Of 90 ACHES ~
ming - YORkrOWN the ShA through tckr TO
TOltO~n and reur will BE- given the boat t3-meAs
ira, ~ ceo's each. L. D hAsKlNs
~ an-fx
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RUFFIN'S
PH0SPH0R-P ERUyIAN GUAN0,

AN nov ready supply orders for my fertilizers
they In All may rely getting without delay,
cs Interior have made, different In It's phosphate In
een from anything else In nSrtst and bettsr because
contains pure Bona Phosphate Of Lime, than other
Manipulated GuRno.
The results applying ny preparations 70 wheat The past
.on have been could be expected under The
blped disasters Joint rust and most Of all drought
h prevented the present favorable action OF the phosphs
yery great the time the wheat vas arng But the
ass Of testimony hat equal or Superior 70 Peruvian Gu.
.no IA whe.. whilst lands that need phoaphsesA nearly al
And dot proved s superiority under a seasons ior pro
ducn rood stand clover true that occasono n1res
eoor,eA but they such manpuator
bes, 20 doe the fact that the land did not need
ps NOS, generally 70 the worst season ior oon Shes'
and clover have known
me best evidence Of the value Of nanures 70 be ornd
,he ~ hat have orders than four ues - much -
hAa a he period last year.
Prrsons induced 70 guano, nom ner evn efp
rs or he Others particularly requested
70 ORDER Run Gusno and they get ~ thrs are %
many manipulated articles In the market
neAn be had Of myself The eomni-nn merchants
In Richmond, o. my sgents hezrs fHoS BkAhOh soNs
Petersburg HoLLlN2 90, Lynehburr HUGH sCOIT rred
petersburg; MASON, MARTIN CO., seotsvIIs; JOHNSTON
.sa4-sii FRANK q. RUyYN.
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CoSyALrsCzST.-Nr. Robt Clayton, Of Manchester,
Fho uas assisting the lamened Ladlsy at the time Of
the late explosion Of Illuminating powder is -o~ly
log frou the effects Of the conclusion, but IS still
Tery weak and only able times 20 hold conversation
With his fr,ndI He has no recollection Of the sxplo
500 and does no, know the cause Of his prostratiOn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-22

MORs SHooTiSG "A private In the Provisional Army
o. the Confederate States qlartered AZ the Aims House,
near hi. city, shot BY sergeant Of the corps
ca Eridav tor disobedenee OF orders. The sergeant
E-4i at lin twice BY say of admoui,iOa aud the man
being still refractory, third barrel discharged the
hall taxing effect The ofecr delivered himself up to
tae m,Afy authorities by whom the will be dis
posed Of We didu't take the NAMES OF the parties.
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DLANTATIO> nOOk.-
III PLANTATION AND Farm Iy9

DLANTATlON uOOk.-
II PLANTATION AND Farm INSTRUCTION,
REGULATION, RECORD,
INVENTORY, AND ACC UNIT BOOK.
Ter he Managers and for the better
and plantation and farm business 10 many pAre
alars Planter. ~Order 10 Heaven frst lag
J. RANDOLPH hAs Published new and improved editions
sHe and year tloO for years e20 for
three years $50; for four years So for ave years 9 Aso
smother educn particularly adapted for Cotton PAntanens
Prise o..
author this the successful farmers
the Souhs States and the systematic Of has ADDED tens
Of thousArjs Of dolArsto hhI estate.
Catalogue Of sS boom, valuable 70 farmers ul be seat 70
n uha Nrtsr
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OyR ELAa-A lofty pole having heen erected on the
peak Of tie Roof of the Custom House building, nov
occupied By tie State and War DSprinents) splendid
C'pied Fate Tag OF ths largest ne raised SA:-
urday for the first time.
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GRON nISsOURI

ST. LOUIS, July l9.-Bdg Gen. Pope, Of Illinois, hiss
sued Proclamation, in which he says that offender
against the laws of the Uaied States will be dealt with
in the most SUMMARY manrer without wsiing for civ
q ocess 10 be ssusd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-22

fsE EIRsT RKGNESr -Further rePors Of casualties
10 the First Regiment Of this city in the late eogsg
msnt at Bull Run, are current but We hope that the
worst had been previously stated. Mr.. John Hartman,
OF Company q (Capi Boggsl returned Sl;urdly night
on leave OF abseree having lost tEo OF bis hcgers by
nuke. bail He reports, we understand that Milton A.
.raes Of the sans company, died in the hospital
the sif cts OF a wound received in the battle. He
the vouuggs, son Of Nc. Lewis L. Blrnes Chief Eag.
uees Of the Fire Department Of Richmond Sha las four
othe. sons in the military service.
Ate,g-,m was received on Saturday night from Capt.
james lee, iafslRing rs friends that the wound
s,iyei b. lin, though painful uOt believed 10
.aorIAL The wound is 10 the lelt shoulder.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-22

REsIsSADoS.-Judge A. b. Cletherell Of Alabama,
Register Of the Treasury resigned bis eiee SAiur-
dsy