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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-17
HOWARD ASs0GIATLOE.
PHILADELPHIA.

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t-ssssl. afflicted nth IIralsHt aaj Epidemic
Diseases. Gsat osso~iaiiy .for tie Cure q DIS
Eases cf tie .SsrulJ OEgUss.
4EEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
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with description Ct their condition, Gage, occu-
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Iarert-. Medicines furnished free oi charge.
FALU i.sLE REPORTS on SrarnatCsTtoea,
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on
the NEW EENsEnTES employed IL the Dispeu-
slry, sent I, the lf:icsl il -eI'eI letters euvel
7pes, free Of charge. II, or three Stamps for
Postage VIII %. acceptable.
Address. DR. j. SKiLLIE HGUCUTON.
acting Surgeon, Howard Assr-it-iOn- No.
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa BY order
Of the Directors
EZRA D. UEARTNELL, President.
GEO. FAInCHILD. Secretary.
Feb. s, I8G0-1y.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-17
an attempt raade1o spike the Suns
ns Enrs EEFCEsEHs.

4 letter to the E4ulsula Ala ) E1pre-s,
from BzrEanca-. relates the following incident
which occurred there.
y nan named Doyle oa5 Of the U1-EGCl
al tie nzyy-ysrl, slipped over 90 Fort Pie
ems fes ni.h5- ago, and cane very near get
sing IN. before he was discovered. He hai
bundle OF Tat-tail Gies IN his pocket, aud sad
L L, had nut been fr- Tn sergeant Lcl1-1g
the lantern Up 70 his face as he E2s going n
the door, he would have lad every g-l spl--
sG in twenty ui1-tes. lie VS. sent back ID
SlemmeE. with the request tia. lie be dealt
wish, As BE aid not wish 20 do anything thlt
might bring about a collision. 77hi.l T--s -
much TO be deprecated Colonel C-aEt1a
sent % note IL Ee.3F. r. tlg land OF Private
Bullock. Igho. b. she b, Las since been pc
nes-a n e cgTP9Eai-y,) stating tL-- Il would
punish Doyle, but jas II thls time had TOO
IaUca Of his services IN casting c-uG1n
balls. The conference t1ek Place Just outside
the fcEt
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-17

\ younE lady h-s discovered th5 reason
Why married EseD. from the are Us thirty and
upwards. are more or less t-l5. They scratch
the hair OF II 5is-aay =: dir ~ ziv1: sa-- l.
liners bills Yes, = Is ca1iaia I.a lave
al observed tia. when gentleman is azalai-
ming Hisls account Lo always scratches
his head. aud 'le logger the iilis tl- E-l--r
b.. scratches
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-17
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the fcE

Ca'Ciss a3ea.-The angry maa-Hh0 Ests
his own house On FIRE. n order that he nay
burn % that OF his nCishbor.
The euvIous El2u-Eao c-u2ct enjoy lif-
because others do
The robber-6bo. for the consideration a
few dollars, gives ;hc World liberty &c hang
hign.
The hypoohona-iae-wb0sl highest I-rri-
ness consists IN rendering himself miserable.
The jealous maa-UEo p5izoas lis 0Ea
banquet and & en- cas- Off
The Eaizer-g7b0 ztaEvcs himself 10 death.
in order ;hzt Li5 haic may least.
The siaaieTer-Eho tells tales for tie sake
of giving his enemy chance to Prove hiu s.
lar.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-17

The devil has been painted s7varthy el5-
ven footed. horned and LiaCoas ID We ez-
PeCt TO see HIN In thai sLape2 S1ralr, 4
=culd be better fer rs If be di5 come IA ,...t
shape The trouble 5. the devil never does
come II thai shape tie comes bv change.
with unregistered signals. and in all sorts Of
cou2t-EEsit presentEeEts.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-17
saCEeeE S. CENRA,

SURGEON DINTISls, JUIA5IUHN, "a.
D.NE Of tie firm will be IN EbensbGrg during
( = the lirst ten days ofeacl month, -=.s'--zsz.
during Which time all persons dci- lg!i-.5z-sS
ring Lis professional services can -
find him at thc o1ice Of D.. Lewis, nearly Oppo.
site Blsir's Hotel Imay25, ,IS59d
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-17

PHILADELPHIA WooD E-OULDING MILL
Willow street. above Twelfth. north side
Nou, li1gs suitable Carpenters, Builders, Cab
met aud Frame Makers. always on hand. Any
Pastern worked FROM drawing. agents wanted
in the various Towns Ii his portion Of tie state,
t3 whom oDpogtq-.lies will be offered foE large
profits 60 themselves. SILAS Il " hIh.
F=Irr.a~v u. IS5e-tf
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-17

one to change with me, aud vas compelled,
much against nay own will, to see cd Martin,
his wife, his daughter, aud his son. hanged
over the gateway Of the new prison in Liner
lex
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-17

Eie Ef2De So, t5o. Young lady Ct extra
ordinary intellectual capacities, recently a5-
dressed the following note % her cousin:
Dear Ll--e.s--LLe weather Uaar 5-a are
Is air EslG and / spose w'lr sou i is az Lll-
der We Is I'll veil. ani mothers 81 liz
terr'cks, brother Tom has Ees fhe E-..T;n
ko:I. au3 sister Susan has e. baby. ana
hoap these few lines va! and yoa In lie same
kunlishuU- Rite seen IoCr Us.Lle-a-a-t5
huzz"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-17

What Is Jour az-eE' said New Orleans
merchant. 70 bslf-hoFse. ialfaiiE4tor sart-of-
a-fslloE who applied 70 hin f5r employ
meat
Ny names Tehabs2 Wig when In E.
home
Where was yoa born g
I vas born nowhcrc-but sgas picked ont
Of the Mississippi, floating down stream On 8
raft:
What can you do If I employ you =
Il can whip twice nay weight IN EIl5 c1ts
swim up Niagara E2lls-tv7ist . -1-5 With
rsttleEaakss. and climb seven trees 81 clco-'
Or course the merchant employed him
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-17

ETBENSBCEG FOUEDRY.-HAYIEC ir,r
g. cl-ssF sfae entire stock lu5 fixtures Of tie
Ehazs5ar- Fsa...,rv. tae su,zcTiler is prepared
. s-ra-... farmers aaI others Wj,h
,r;eraEaz. z7zn-.r!s FONTS, Stoves Igzs;
Ero:;s, EEEes5siEaS s-s.zzEIZlcg-
IL castings # any ai-l that may be needed II
lie community.
Bv strict attention to tle business f .ile coz
csra, lie hopes TO merit. and trt--a he VI receive
liberal pa..r.,1e from lhoseiI ysaut of articles
Il his line.
A-hasiaess done Il the Foundry.
EDWARD GLASS.
w.-ch D, '55-tF
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-17

E0nE II. ALIEN & CO.. Nos. & (
e5 Chestnut Street. (sr--h side, below Nater,)
PHILADELPHIA. jluE OLnEs- WCOD-wAEE
House.. II TIE CITY } EI-EuiactuEers and
wholesale dealers In Patent Machine made
BROCMS. Patent Groovcd CEDAR-WAEI-.
,yqrrqzfsI not 10 shyiaE. WOOD WILLOW
WARE. CORDS. BRUSHES. &c, Of all descrip-
tions. Please call auG examine our stock.
Marcel & IS57.-Iv.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-17

Kansas City, No, April . R. 7. Vans
horn, the Union candidate. was yesterday
elected Malor Of Kansas City by = large un2
jOEity.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-17

I cant undertake. wife, to crafty al
your whi,ts. 1t would be as much as my l,fe IS
worth Oh, SIR, that's nothing. she repli-
ed.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-17

The persons most anxious 10 add 70 .hai-
Eealth are generally those who dove E-ow
hos % make any coed Use CT what JLey tave
already.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-17

Sc L5s.is. April AT the election beIi
in Jefferson City Yesterday. Ewing was elee-
tad Mayor ovsr 3l.liner. the unconditional
Union cand:d4is By tT5o majority.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-17

I'OTtlal,d, Ne. april 2-Wn,.an Y.
Thomas, repub was to day elected Mayer y.
this city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-18
CONGREGATIONAL.

A card appelred ia our columns Yesterday from Col.
G. W. Randolph, Hing his accept Inee Of an invita-
ton TO become elnddAt to represent this dstrc in
Congress on The grOlud that he had acted under mis-
appreben i'm ss - the provisions Of the permanent
CJnstituti IN Of tie Confederate States. He says
Since the publication Of my card have Rad an oppor-
tunity Of examining the permanent Constitution, and
dad that il contains tia fol)Sing proyison No per
son holding any oil e uudeF the Confederate States shall
be a member OF either House duri1g his continuance in
Office Although commissioned by the Governor, vet
an in the sergc, Of the Confederate States, and there
within the spirit; IL the letter. of the above pro-
ho ton, aud to qualify myself for seat in Congress
should have 70 resign my commission in the army. |
would do this wish pleasure, il you preferred that
should serve you in Congress bs being Ignorant OF
your wishes and unwilling, by uucA!lsd Tor resgna-
Eoo 70 Withdraw altogether from the public service
shsn the country needs the services OF all, deem IL
bss, 10 recall my acceptance of the domination for Con-
sress Aad accordingly rvqaSss that poll shall be
ksld for me-
ssYsr.l ether gentlemen Co.'s. Smith, Pryor and Id
..p and Major GOode for example, aud perhaps Others
oecaDy the same pDsiioa Is Colonel Randolph. They
viii Of course &c. in accoriane' "oh their individual
sense of duty and deLcaey.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-18
IN. p.a,b ar Col. yya.blngton


A letter in the Cincinnati Commercial gives the fol-
lowing the circumstances Of the death OF Col wash
ipgton, late of Mount Vernon g. 60
On Friday afternoon about 4 o'clock, small scouting
marty WAS sent out to recounore the right branch OF
Ekwate. which flows some miles upon our right They
had not left the outer picket post fifteen minutes when
Marty of seven rebel horsenen approached them Inc
commander of the rebels rodeleisurey lew PAGES IN
front Of bis escort and seemed totally unaware Of any
danger Our waited until the party come wbin
short range wher from some inexpcable reason, the
coming party took the ALARM and suddenly turned their
horses heads retreat As they did SO, however the
Federal party fired and the officer, who in the retreat
was in the rear, fell from his saddle bis escort h,o
leaving their commander wounded and dying upon the
roadside The Federal party up the wounded man,
and found him partially raised uponone hand attempting
10 grasp his pistol As they approached the dying man
smiled family snd said "How are you boys! give me
some water One Of the party placed his canteen TO
the soldiers FPS but they were already cold in DEATH
litter was made and the body carried to headquar-
ters, when an examination Of his person was made
Judge you can Of the surprise excited when upon his
clothing was found the Of John A. Washington
-Four balls bad passed through his body, two entering
either lung and any one nhictipg mortal wound a
flag of truce sent the mex, morning TO the rebels Oh
ferng TO return the body and all the Colones effects
Il was met BY Lieut.. Col Stark Of Louisiana, who ives
coming to our camp to demand the body. VIII n told
that Col. Washington was dead, Col Stark was very
deeply affected, and for some moments was unable 70
sneak at ALL He finally said: "Co Washingon's emerl-
ty killed him. lie advised not TO 70 where he did,
but was on his first expedition, and extremely anx'
ious to distinguish himself" Col Washington was at
tached to the staff Of Gen. Lee as engineer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-18

The editor Of the Lynchburg RsPac'ed"' "lAae
from "Camp on sewell, October oh, speaking OIL VIC
precpas vi hdrarsl of the forces Of RoseoraDs
Thu resops for their unexpected retreat are no.
hpt We have reason TO believe that, In adoiou 70
n.,;ng Of forcing our lines the reIuse oil heynods py
TcLaon on Cheat Mountain, and the rapid movements
os our armies ia Kentucky, had much to 90 with 'her
moyemeot Besides il was impossible Tor them 70 oo
tain forage on Big Sewel and their teams were ID al
most A starving condition. We gathered from some
s,,arelinR prisoners that Rosecrans would prooany A
hack Re Barbourvie Point Pleasant and take up his
winter quarters but impression is that he VIII hardy
give nm the banks Of the Gauey without another hshl
he retreat was either hurrd one, else their means
of transportation was limited for they left and destroyed
great deal of property They burnt wagons, tents
rurs spades and pckaIes destroyed quantities OF COT
lee -four, beans and crackers, and lett quananeS Oh
bacon soap and cooking utensils and plumber OF every
sort.
Our mess was deficient In several arctices IN the Gun
nary department. and supplied ourselves abundany'
besides ching sumpuous for several Gays on hne ia'
kee bean soup.
Referring to contemplated movements OF our own
army he says:
The next movement Of army is not yet determined
upoo. but nv impression is, that we will move inmedi
tewsrds the anawha in two columns, the one IN
der len Foyd, and the other under Generals Lee ana
Lorng The precise routes of these divisions II may
cot he prudent to state though the enemy finds out al
our movements before the much abused newspapers do
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-18
Brig. Gen. I. 5. A
ORdl
Othcisl:

Drafting has been ordered discontinued in the North
lsa,s the Memphis AppsaD. for the reason that the
volunteers can't stand before US it was useless to have
the mere dad rood Of oonscrpts As the New YORK
Tunes saws; "The man who fights simply because he Is
compelled to do So will be very likely to forget his deSo-
ou to his country when bullets are whstDg around him.
and prove his devotion TO himself by running away
The truth is the North has little stomach for the hght
cspecslly fanatic New Ergland-and while hall million
of volunteers cannot be bad it ia idle aud indeed dan
ye,ous TO draft soldiers in democratic freesufrage
country The coascrpts will not make soldiers but may
ma "a tnutiueers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-18

ASrRASGK VIsroR-It Is said several persous saw on
Sunday mouirg last about o'clock, q large balloon
passing this city at moderate sreed towards the
S0uh It Is described being we'll lighted up not very
high with flags etc. and with least four persons in IT,
Il "a also reported that another seen on Monday
morning Sunday night We are usate to account for
IT, yet not impossible that the sonsus ofths Poto.
mac or od Point may have been driven by currents OF
air beyond thir moor,ngs We know that Proft ssor
We only few mouths ego, driven from Cncinra
to South Carolina the four afsnr should prove 10
be Prof Love- Abe Lincolp, Billy Sswa.d and Gem Csl
Ian and should light between this and the Carolina
line, we should ioice. Look cut for them.
Raleigh Stano.-.I I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-18
m, -, OF "sumtcrp Anderson.

O.d Scott who has been himself practically showed
aside by the beasts a, Washington was permitted to do
Ike Job for poor Anderson. Here is the way he per-
formed Is:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARryTSr 90 rag CrABfhLANo,
Louisville, Ky, Oct. 5, ls6l.)
The fOOsug Ielcgrsphic order Was received yester.
day at these headquarters
Br'gldier General Andersen
To give Won rest necessary to restoration OF health
ea Ga-nrsl Sherman 10 coDmaad the Depart
ment o! the Cumberland. Turn over - LA ynnr In
reons and report here Ia person as soon as you may
without retardng your recovery.
(SigRed) WNftLp sO"'t'
washington, D. G., October c, 1861.
obedience to the above order, hereby relinqu'sh
tho command Of this Department to Brig Gen sherman
Rerettiag deeply the necessity which renders THIS step
p5per DO il with lees reluctance because nv success
scr Brigsdier Gen Sherman, is the man had selected
for ;bst purpose God grant that he may be the means
Of delivering this Department from the narsuulng
hand who under the guiss Of relieving and oeiriend'
ing sntucky are doing all the injury they can 10 those
VIC wall cot pin them in their accursed warfare.
RoBEKT AEDERsoS,
p.r Can L = A Commanding.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-18
uon Jonn q. srecAInrIdge.

The Louisville Courier Of the l4th (now published at
Bowling Green, Kyl contains an address from the Hon
Jobn Breckni1ge to the people Of Kentucky resign
log his seat in the United States Senate, vhisb he says
he exchanges with proud satisfaction, for the musket oil
soldier The address makes frightiul array OF the
atrocities and vlAnies Of the Lincoln Government and
appeals in manly and stirring tones to the courage and
patriotism of the peOps of Kentucky We will publish
h fn-rnorroN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-18

Hos. Z b. vAxcE, who formerly represented one Of
tho Districts of North Carolina in the Congress Of the
UnitedsStates having been recently called op 70 say
whether he would permit himself to be voted Tor for
&c In the Confederate Congress- replies thai he VIII DIV
no means consent for the reason that he no" IN 'ne
military service of the country, commanding resf
msut) and that be would hold bis d1y but poorly da'
charged IT, after having acquired sufficient knowledge
Of military affairs to begin to be useful he should seek
mr. accent civil appointment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-18

The Rockville. Register Of the 18Th says "Confede-
rate forces under Gen Z,licof,rs command have nov
control Of the SAX Works region in Kentucky, and We
are requested 70 mako Known that all who want an am
p supply of this article had better send their wagons
ria Cumbc and Ford to thesals Works In Clay County,
al load them with salt They viii be Hbls 10 return
wish their cargoes safely.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-18
ELECTORAL TICKET FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT.
R,r liz S.nf.ai

For tie STATE AZ Large.
JOHN r EDxUNDS, HAlilaI.
ALLEN T. CAPERToN, Monroe.
l. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of MddleseH.
e CINCINNkrUs W. NEWTON, of Norfolk CITY
s.R.T. DANIEL, of Richmond City.
q. WIN. = THOMPSON, of Diuwidde.
8. WOOD B0UIDIS. of Charlotte.
d. WIN. L. GOGGIN, Of Bedford
BE RANDOLPH. of Albemsrls.
5. JAS. W. WALKER, OF Madison.
=. ASA ROGERS Of Loudoun.
10. sAAL. @. WILLIAMS, of Shenandoah.
n. s. MCDOWELL REID, of ROckbridgs.
IL. henry A. EDNUNDS0N, Of Roanoke.
Is. JAS W. SHEFFEY, Of snyihe.
IA. HENRY J. FISHER OF Mason.
Is. JOSEPH JOHNSON, Of Harrison.
10. Z T. FIIZHUGH OF Ohio.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-18

The rapid approach Of cold weather ought to 'dmon.
sh our people, to unite In every eieruon 70 inTsh
clothing for soldiers, now engaged IN de'enans o.
ghs and our 6retIles The severity oil The winter IN
Virginia requires that bs should be done al once anu
every means promote sodssrabs Al and should meet
Nth cordial support
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-18
nIchmnnd mnnumc,ure..

We have been shown paddock made Of brass at the
Psr.orv Of Mr.. VIM. W. SneId on l0;h Street below
Man, in this city, which for excellence OF workmanship
des % ard material have never seen surpassed 1t
possesses great strength works easily, protected from
va.cr aad is very handsomely flushed Mr. :. manu-
lectures mail locks bank and prison locks and indeed
every variety and STYLE and has fully demonstrated that
IN bs line of business there is longer any need for the
NLnkee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-18

PRorrsrLsr Episcopal CONFERENCE.-The body Will
meet TO- morrow Ll6Al 10 Christ Church, at 10 am-
The folio wing Bishops nave already arrived Right Rev.
Bishop Davis Of South Csrolius Right Rev. Bishop Gree
Of Hisi sppi Right Rev. Bishop Otey, OF Tennessee
Right Rev Bishop Rutlege Of Florida; Right Rey Bish'
op Elliott Of Georgia Many lay delsg have arrv:e
Bishop Gregg, Of Texas, Bishop Lay and Bishop Atkin'
son Of North Osrolins, are expectsd today.
[Ool,mEia, 8. O. Tmsf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-18
RICHMOND RIG
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Ew- Letters On 6ssas mast Do addressed !" NC
1900 ,sa On boa sides Of ne PGps. ,o1I n1s % pao''J,
-. ,,V A 40 90 q dsplri from, Ottiudry Hofice sSoSs1
- -. go. ~, Atrgsd for ~ Advertisements
VI. 20 rs.ura rejected OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-18

GrS VAN DoRx has been made the recipient OF si
per5 wars;eed, magnfcently csparisoned. as an e'i
deuce Of the admiration and gratitude Of the people
r..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-18

The Ohio papers are strenuousy urging that Vigor
- and prompt movement be made towards Cumber-
HnGap Thay say that important point mus! be &C.
: e9p's At every hazard,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-18
EXPERIENCE.

BANK or PHILLPrI.-Holders Of note Of this Bank,
Ia this section would do well not to submit TO any shave
upon them, as they are good the Virginia currency
generally. The Bank is now located Good,on, Va,
and Is there pursuing Its legitimate tisoess. When
Northwestern Virginia invaded by he Hessans, the
ocers Of the Bnk anticipating their coming packed
up their funds books aud valuables ard left They SO.
ected Goodson for their location with tsc authority,
we believe, of the Virginia Legislature asd are now &C.
curely established there We will fs these notes at
par in payment OF subscriptions snd o.her duss-hnor.
vile REGISTER. s'(
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-18
Londou Times Russe,l,

The talk of kicking the London Times man, Russell,
out Of the NORTH has had marvellous effect on bis per-
ceptive faculties He was enabled to sec at once the
certainty of the Northern States conquering the South
erp they put forth their full strength Portions Of
the letter in which he this interesting dscoV
cry may be seen in this mornings Wing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-18

ONO AND Iowa ELECTION. dep ,tchts from Chicago
to louisville say that returns fom tbs Iowa election
come In slowly Those receivet Indicate the election
of Kirkwood, Republican, for Goernor Twenty ooun'
ties in Ohio were heard from ID Cleveland. Todd, the
Urion candidate bad received majority IN those Of
IL 900,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-18

We are authorized to annourcs Mr.. WALLER X
STAPLES candidate for Congress- in the 18th District
com osed of the ceuntie, Of Floyd, Montgomery, Pu-
laski, Giles, Roanoke Botetourt Craig, Monroe Green
hrier Fayette Mercer and Raleigh.