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knrbRrtfy of the X beiS Toward
Prisoners at KtcD M end.
The Washington correspondent of th
N. Y. Herald saws:

The Washington correspondent of the
n. Y. Herald says:
Drs. Morrison and Swan, the surgeons
who arrived here last evening from Rich
mond, called to-day upon Gen. Scott and
the Surgeon General, and detailed to them
all the facts in regard to the wounded
prisoners at Richmond, and also the facts
respecting the 81 prisoners who were re-
leased. They detailed to the Surgeon
General the manner in which our wound
ed have been treated by the rebel authori-
ties They have suffered everything that
mortals could suffer At tile hands of those
who had charge of them
There are now about 500 prisoners at
Richmond; 700 have been sent to New
Orl ans and 200 to Castle Pincknev. in
Charleston Harbor. 1t was decided to
send Congressman Ely 10 Castle Pinckney
but they finally determined to let him re-
main at Richmond. His health was pret.
ty good, and he was in good spirits.
Quite number Of our prisoners had
been shot by the guard for looking out of
the windows. They are allowed no privi-
leges, and every day the treatment is more
strict and rigid
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16
Battles IN M,ssouri-.-RebeIs De-
1caled.
Rolla, Oct. II.

AecAiob Wv
The report brought here day or two
ago that battle took place between a
body of Kansas troops under Montgomery
and Jennison and the advance guard of
McCulloch's army and some State guards
under George Cheneault, is confirmed by
parties just arrived from Springfield The
battle commenced near Shanghai in Bar
ton county, and the rebels were driven
back with considerable loss and pursued
some 40 miles Montgomery then fell
back on Greenfield. Great excitement
was felt in Springfield lest Montgomery
should attack that place, and the troops
there had rested on their arms several
nights. Montgomery is said to have had
5000 men and the rebels 2,400. This
statement can hardly be reliable, as we
have had no previous advice that such
force OF Kansas troops was in that vicin-
ity.
A band of 800 marauding rebels, en-
camped at Wilson's Mill on Bryant's
fork of the White river, in Douglas coun-
ty, were attacked some days since, by
party of Home Guards and Is OF them
killed and 20 wounded
1t is reported here that the 18th ILL.,
nois Regiment, under Gen Wyman, had
surprised and taken Lebanon, with all
the stores and provisions of the rebels,
but this needs confirmation.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16

The st. Louis Denocra has news from
Rolla TO the 10Th instant, from which we
clip the following in relation to the Iowa
Volunteers
Several privates of the 4th Iowa have
died, and funerals take place almost daily
which the entire regiment follow in pro-
cession.
Thirtysix of the Springfield wounded
arrived at Rola on Saturday, including
10 of the lst Iowa, who are as follows
j. r. Underwood, I. Lohrer, W S. Upp,
j Remis, III. Stallenberg, John Frey, +.
W. Cess, Nj. Whees, G. Dana, Ii. j. b.
Stein.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16
Portraits Ns moved.
Hartford, Conn, Oct Is.

The Connecticut Senate, BY yote ot +
Il to &, this a. m, passed the following !:
Resolved, That the messenger of the
Senate be and is hereby directed and re-
qucsted to remove from the Senate Cham
ber the portraits of Isaac Toucey and
Thos II. Seymour, and that whenever
the comptroller shall be satisfied of their
loyalty, he is instructed to return their
portraits to their present place on the
wall
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16

E.t- A Southern traitor has ambi-
tion and whisky for excuses, but a
Northern traitor is natural tory and
toady. The New ork News, the New
York Day Book, the Cincinnati En-
quirer, and few other northern papers
Of that stripe, are doing more to fos-
ter and prolong the rebellion than all
the southern fanatics and disunion pa
pers combined Frankfort Ky. Conn
ni0a,reaiL
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16

New York. Oct. Il

- ~ : V'1R1 wv IDt
Flour-s5 25(a5 35 SuperS State; SIS 45
95 Do Extra State; S. 25(d5 35 Super
Western; So 55(n5 65 Common to Medi-
um Western; So 75foj5 SIS Shipping
Brands Extra r. III. q.
Whcat--sl ls(Gsl 20 Milw. Club;
] 2sMl 81 Winter Red Western; 81 43
(nSl 40 Choice White Mich.
Corn-5s1(a59 Mixed Western.
Whisky--2uc.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16

EaE-"Compromise, a word which can
now be uttered only by those speaking
openly and directly in the interests Of
the Rebellion. 80 long as the Rebels
have arms in their hands, there is moth
ing to compromise-nothing but the
honor of the country and the integrity
of the Government; and who, but he
who is ready to fill towards grave,
is prepared for submission to such hu-
initiation as this s'-( Joseph Hod, cf
heatucEy.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16

Cairo, Oct Is.
The pontoon bridge across the Ohio
river at Paducah, Ky, is again completed
II is reported thrt the rebel Generals,
A. s. Johnston and Hardee, have gone
to Bowling Green.
Three men, reported missing in the
Beckwith's farm skirmish, yesterday, have
since returned.
All quiet here and at Paducah.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16

Washington, Oct. Is.
10 save trouble to all concerned, it is
officially announced that the Government
has ceased to grant passes to 20 South
through the L. s. lines.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16
NO .ssOy.tsse q nts.
[Times' Special. ]
Washinrl

Washington, Oct IA.
am satisfied that, for the present, our
troops will remain where they are, not
moving forward or falling back, but oui-
city awaiting the action OF the rebels --
Weather extremely cold with heavy white
frost this morning.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16

indianapolis. Oct. |

indianapolis, Oct. Ia.
Hon. Simon Cameron, Gen. Thomas
and Senator Chandler, of Michigan, ar
rived here at / o'clock tonight by special
train from St. Louis. They were met at
the depot by the Governor and State Off
GERS and escorted to the Executive Man.
sion by the 10Th regiment of infantry.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16
MARRIED !:

Al the residence of the brides father. on Tuesday
morning. October 18th. Is6i hy Rev. Isaac L. Care,
Mr. CHARLES G. COX 10 Miss BELLE X IRWIN
dAughler of john irwin. ESQ. u Lee Co. Iowa.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16

The steamships Vanderbilt, Atlantic,
Baltic and Ericsson and the ship Great Re
public sailed this evening. Destination
unknown.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16

Alcock Mrs Fanny Monroe Mrs Celenia r.
koatiusn Mrs M Medcaf Mrs Annie NJ
Bell Mrs PrisciIlons Miller Miss Matte
Belchen Miss Josephine Morgan Mrs Margsret
Barnes rs nary Maxim Mrs Hannah
Brown Miss Ida fdell Mrs Henrietta
Carel Mrs Maria OGrady Mas Ann
Cameron Mrs Jane Pierce Miss Isatore NJ
Davis Mrs " Phelps Miss Molie
fooi MrsLJ Perdue Mrs Mar, 2
FOX Mrs Sarah Parks Mrs Hannah
Fisher Miss Emalne Rugg Mis-. Joseuhiue
feeian Miss Anna Raymond Miss Helen C
Gross Ms Elenora Richardson Mrs Mary
nrove MIS- Mary sutton Mrs Massey
Harrison Miss Hattie Sroyii NTs Jane
iarrs Mrs Slaughter Miss America
Hull Miss Lucy Smith Miss Sela
Johnson Mrs Annie l. Walker Miss Elizabeth
Iateh Mrs Sarah Nycor Mrs Martha A
Langdon Miss Wright Miss Mary
Mckee Mrs Maria Williams Mrs Sarph
Mcnamara Miss Mary
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16

Jamestown.

Jamestown, Oct II.
Everything was quiet along the line
Yesterday. Nothing transpired of gener-
al interest in camp Capt Stone, Provost
Marshal, has seized and confscated vast
amount of liquors and arrested many sell
ers
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16


Richmond papers state that the steamer
Nashville ran the blockade at Charleston
on the 18th with Senator Mason as Min.
lister TO France, on board. They were ac-
eompanied by their suites, and are now
on the ocean.
Pensacola papers giyea list of I wound
ed, in the Santa Rosa fight, at the hospi-
tai, including j Bassall of the Third Il.
). artillery, and James Hallington of the
18th New York artillery,
Baltimore, Oct. Is
Another dispatch, dated from New Or.
leans, expresses the belief that suffcien,
force can be organized to capture the whoI,
Federal fleet in its present disabled condi
ton. The rebel feet was in command O
Com. Hollins
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16
NEW ADVERTISEME ENTS,
i IST OF LETTERS

Remaining In the Post ofce, at Keokuk, on the 18Th
October. 1861.
III Persons calling for any of the following must
say, "ApsERTsEp"
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16
Exciting Rrport--Bto ading FIect
Driven Aground.
Baltimore, Oct. ID.

Baltimore, Oct. ID.
The Norfolk Examiner" of Monday,
which has been received by flag of truce
contains dispatch dated New Orleans.
18th, stating that naval engagement
had taken place at the head of the passes
on the night of the llth, lasting an hour
and was afterwards renewed also the
following dispatch
Fort Jackson, Oct II.
Last night | attacked the bockaders
with my little fleet | succeeded after IA
very short struggle in driving them all
aground on the southwest pass bar, ex-
cept the Preble, which | sunk. | cap
tured prize from them, and after they
were fast in the sand, | peppered them
well. There were no casualties on our
side twas complete success
(Signed,) HOLLINS.
New Orleans. Oct. l3.
The force of the Federal fleet was 40
guns and nearly 900 men, while the lit
tic Confederate Mosquito feet was l6 guns
and 300 men. 1t is reported that our
iron steamer sunk the Preble with her iron
plow. Commander Hollins arrived las,
night The names Of Il wounded rebels
at Santa Rosa are also given
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16


Statistics and estimates gathered and
made for the Government show conclu-
siSeiy that the foreign demand for bread
stnfis from this cosntry must largely ex-
eeed the demand of any previous year. 1t
Il susceptible OF positive proof that we
must receive for our cereals, within the
present hscal year, more money from Eu-
rope than We have heretofore received for
both food and cotton, and supposinp that
VT shall not this year sell one pound of
cotton to Europe, We shall yet have large
balance IN our favor which will be PAYABLE
IN specie. 1t our imports decrease as rap
idly as they have done, or if but the pres
ent rate OF importations be continued, the
excess OF specie importatons will be so
large as to make this country the great
depository of the precious metals. 1t il
the commercial conyulsions ia England
and France and the great marts of Europe
that must speedily be felt. that gives
such tone OF bitterness to the business
men Of those places, when considering the
Rebellion now in progress here Wash
ington Cor. n. Y Times.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16
Our Fraterna, 0b,igationsa wash
iugton.

Our army at Washington is not en-
tlreiy inactive. Yesterday a Pennsylva-
MA regiment returned negro to his mas
ter. II must have been some regiment
whose term OF enlistment had not expired.
Tor Pennsylvania regiments are distin-
guished Tor their strict construction of
that, even under the sound of the enc
my guns. 1t our grand army fulfls our
obligations to the South, it will be ac-
cepted by the country as sufficient re-
turn for its cost and protractod prepara-
ton 1T Is gratifying to see that while
the military power is restricted to the let
ter OF the civil law In dealing with the
slaves OF rebels in arms, it sends men
back to slavery, although the law provides
that this duty shall be discharged by the
civil officers. 1t is only from making
men Tree, that the war power il restricted
by the civil law. In making them slaves.
tue ihiiitlry power Is supreme; and in
such cause the civil law is silent.
lhis business is not now -a-days done
at Washington by proclamation. Yet we
see by an editorial in the New York Post
and by Items in other eastern papers. and
by some Instances which have come IL
llgtt that much Of it is being done. The
government seems to be sealing up Its
army as Theoretically from al means OF
intelligence Of the enemy, as il did pre-
vious TO Bull Run. From this sign, WI
might suppose that forward movemen
Is intended. Aside from the military DO
hey which makes enemies Of slaves. ant
deprives the army of this means of intelli
gence, the return Of slaves by oul arm,
Is entirely without warrant of law. whicl
has provided legal process for these re
captures Cincinnati Gazette, 10th.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16

" hfeh are offered fof stfHe Cheap.
Browh Sheetings and sbIrtings;
Eieached Shirtnps Of approved makes;
Shirtines, Sttipes hed Iweeds;
Apron and Shtrttnf Chccks
Rcd, Waite and Yellow flanneis;
Grey Ftannels:
toIored Canton Flannels;
Brown Hteaeh'd Canton FlausIs;
Grey Tsilied Fanpeis.
Red, blua and Green Twilled Flannels.
fGlored Canton Coat Linings,
Eastern Lusose, good and common.
Super heavy patApsco ItneeY. 3-g. T s. 40;
Gray aud Drab Pulled Cloths 2, "a;
kerseys aud Hstdtlmes;
satnets tn variety;
CdsSneres, Fancy and Plain Mixed.
Beaver Cloths nnd Dvercnn,iugx.
Black cloths and Dneskius;
White Mackiuaf Blank rts;
White Bed Blankets;
Blue Coat and Grey Bi1ets;
ARMY ELAAkETs;
etc, etc. elc.,
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16

YNEA.
j We have Ia store IS chests OF all grsdes--pur
chased before the late advance
We heslrs TO sell and ask persons wanting, To look
vi our stock Our prices iii be found low as those
of hny Western market.
We have few shests Of choice Imperial, for Family
uas lsspxd KELLOGG \ BIRGE.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16

ocBd
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-16
MORTGAGE SALE.

n
Sheriff ot Ice County. Iowa
oct43d by j. R. ksiSHT DepGty
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
ExoH .hGE AND BANKING HOUSE,

EXoH .hGE AND DAsKING HOUSE,,
... Q. W. tUKcyfL 20
FIyHs hrh.t matet price pad for Gold ard liver ttoks
u bonghi aad sold on Cnmu1isson.
oc26-H q ". pURCELL co.
UEEWmING'S WHITE, CHiPBL NEEBL1S
III r 70 other eeais In market for sale BY CLARK
BON 4 co.. No. LOO Main street ocie
JAMAICA Hr T.-2 hh g Jsr,c. Pun, 6 years In bonf,
u for sale by gDr0sD .yESP0zT o.. oc2S
Cy1s1PRrNE.-s bbls camphine 10 arrive for sale. t.Y
~ bTOKIS 4 co oc72
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERTcA,l
PosT-oTFIoR DEPARTMENT EsAs PuRrAu.
it.--lr Aichnsnd Oct. 25th, 1851.
Notice TO Postmestcrs
Owing Il IN neety and demand for postage
" stamps" pclais where large bodies OF troops
ytaoned will be mposbe at present. 10 supply OF h'
other Offices in the Conss uit sLmps short TIM
the iss for manufacurnz them will resy Increased
every ofh:e will then be furnished with ample sapply
JOHN HLR2ELI,
oc25-lE Chief OF Finance Bureau.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
RlCHMOED DAILY WGIG.

fK.An:
Daily r.,T Ss pc. anass; satwsekly, IS wseky
vaTl In adVsnos Rs1ssasef uSy be made a. " rk q "
PasA.r n ~ sasss where Sviene taksn on TIE depoEi Of
latt-rt, tk,P Pors OEes oonls rug nrnsJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
RRpKmP1IoS or sso.oi4 90 OF VIRGINIA
fIy PEs osNr DEBf.

yEE holders the following nesies OF deb Issued by The
ste of viTyn under an Act 70 prs ide ar TIE eonsoc
,iou Of Turn Ike road ON stauntDn Par ersburg pAs
18th arch 1885, amended the Sd section a. an a 70 pre-
certain rArosd upsres and Tor ouer
purposes asseI 2 areh 1879" will tax uee hat the tom
ssiones Il 'he nEns uni viii proeed oa The Ss ssy OF
Oecr 1884, the c-riisca aes ltpts, much thse
as my appear held by cz o. the ntsa sn'es at me
Treasury The Comm nweah 1he ler, 81 sail cerh aies
are r,qure snd st cember, 1851 TO surrender he
sare th. oee Of tn cond ito wheher surrendered or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
OFFICR OF II. Ii. MsUaY & co.

STOCKS AND BoNDs
VIRGINIA State registered; Vrgnis Coupon Bonds Ten
nessee Coupon Bon. CaronI Coupon Bonds Confederate
nds and registered Stock for sale At nsrSetrate
w-wkNTED-Gold and Silver Coin. r. H. HAURY co.,
upder 81, Charles Bo,e oc14
OO,O0O FELT cP sEAsoEED HEART LUMBAR, 10 arrive
I O. Ginrg fthe following:
4sy IL inches, fro IL to 22 feet In length,
l6 20
TX 80 10
weaiher erbos rding from 16t 30 feet IN length,
Garden Rails 2 bs Z, t6 feet iE length,
Inch D ,ards extra rooIlns Piank, for sale BY
ocS w. II. PLEAsANrs
Lor OF VERY FINE wISTsK rs d s.s. "
"A oc2s W. Il. PLKAsANTA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

z sCORICf: -Tv cases Up :" LoOrice lrpOrs-
suis EDaoND DAVENPORT CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

TO TEGE MILITARY.
AM supply nk ar nuntes Of the Oohsnsd fosing hlngs
lamp bedseai which has given euiiFe eAtsf-eon 70 Al
sho hays purchased them noy ose Who have copied Any
ofthe mechanical Which have applied FOR pa
isna shs legal means TO protect Ey claim asains AL
and every encgoAchmeni
Ihave made decided improvement n PArtsrs Army Camp
Cot and hays Camp Bed vhh equal superior
% any except Folding Hinge otp Bed noa "a lhave
Also variety Camp too and Ohess Those Interested are
'--f'-S O. HOWE.
,vls Govsrnor aad l9,h ss. opposite Capitol square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

VIALs.--bi gross Z and os RiAss Jars
50 do l os elomsl oottes. For sale by
seS DOVE TO-. Driig-s,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

,vS SECOND ssPPLK NEW
49, GOODS
oPrrIHG BY STEAMER TBIs DAT.
Black srk Msniles, newes: styles and pst.sEat.
Beautiful HernAne shSvla
File shaV,s rare article
Eegsnt Walking sults.
epeadld HernareG-a further supply.
Most beautiful Orgsnde1-very cheap.
French Jaeoneis 10 gTeS, variety worry cheap.
Mourning Goods In varety-among which very chstI
sps '-'''-' w. sGmL H. PRICE co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
RUFFIN'S
PHOSPHOR-PERUVIAN GUAN0,

AN ready 70 supply orders for my fersers as fast
they All rely upon getting without delay an az
Gle noireor any have made; different 10 ts phosphate ID
greden from anything 10 nArst ADD better because
contains pare PonS PhosIsde o. Lse, than any ohef
Manipulated Crane.
Ths result Of A0pying my preparations 70 wheat the past
scn have been a. conh be expected under he
bined disasters Of joint vor rsf and most o. s he drous
which favorable action OF tho photphsis
very great the vhssi granng But the
mass testimony G. equal superior 10 Peruvian Gu
ano on wheat lands that need phosphsiea1 Besry al
do has proved It's superiority under fair ssasonb for pro-
duclng good s,spd Of clover II 10 true TIA; occasional failures
have repored but they snc mapuletor
heusso: soees due the fact that the land dd not need
poshe but most gneFay TO TIE worst season for both vhea
and clover have known. t..
The best evidence Of the vsse OF ny Anrrei be found In
the fact that orders four times much
had =. the same period last yesr.
Who induced TO Ey guano nom her svn eKpe
Hence OF Of Others particularly requested
70 order Runns Guano and th,t hey set H. there
aany manipulated articles In the market
be had Of myself or the commission mere ants generally
q, Ijchuond or OF NY agents kess-s THOs BRANCH 6OHs
Ps.errhurg BoLLINs co., IynehburE HUGH SCOTT Pred
rictsburg MASON MARTIN CO, seottsvile; JoHEsToH,
JLAaKE co.. psrvuls. : =
snH-cii tuANh W. kUFSh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

INOR RBNr OR LHASE.--Ths tenement on Main
street, between 9h and l0h rrees recently occupied by
Hsgsrty sake, and temporarily In possession OF the
sonth. m Express Company.
terms sppy 70 so PEARR or 10 the Posses
siou given n soon AZ desired. acs-N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
RICHMOND, VA FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 1. 1861
~TOTHEssCK AND ALL WHO

w. FEEL AN IsrEREsT In THEh II Am now manu-
fsciuns ,he most eoupe.s article for the relief OF the sick ad
eonyeIisnes o thos Who that n Il
led he "Nrcasnes urssg ssing" and snied ard
patented BY DR. D. HOPKINS OF tuctrn Vs. Tespproys
II i Bed ssng by all who have H. especially by such
men as DR. srb ng ofthe wess unaic Asyun ": Dunbar
Of Bal iner and rfoso CanIbe Of Washington Coe,t,
proof OF its great ioy These gentlemen all v-n
written tssironlaS ~ their este Of b sny oher
Of the kidd In addition 10 these the "ar lane
Aecharcs In'uie pseepted the Inventor with Geld Medal
This 'ssing mbnes requisite adding
OF the SICK With The Psent be removed from bed
another PLACED the o r head elevated and the feet
cred 70 .ltrg osioa Indeed helpless be place Ia
any pesd desrbe and by giving the ewing gentle motion
out an effort therpa All this be done by child
tseve yean; doing BY this wonderful invention
the most expeec a accomplish wise
ns al order or the Acting General Of e Coo.
dsrate sstes o America AID would Invite the public TO cal
store and say heusiye "a ftgsrd 70 the uy md
OF this ucti hnrsae Invention AN authorised by e inventor
to oairat for sd e Aechan cal M sing Swing 10 order
vou also In nom those II need of supply that have variety
Of Camp Cots and hais Of the yayerst and
svie. y. now aNvsrnor street snd I2h Renrord Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
By rAVIs, DEvYErE & n

lS ysGRoRS-rs viii ssH 2el4tsy yssrsssIo-i.,. ., .
k4c eelock. fuLLiii ! 60. E4SS,
q 0sn s1- y ssh.
E.B;-HouIs suv.as,. cce,I, Nuhr' ras E.i.,.' 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

g"S1rSsT0 THE LADIES AND GEH.
R-%Ta MEN or THE CITY OF NCuMoaD, srArE %
VIRGINIA AND ALL 0rHkE STArES:we are now prepared
manufacture IGdle5 Gentleusns Masses, Boys, onldrsns
Servants BOOI SHoEs and CATERS Of every description
We have almost entire act OF vorken In cur employ
nen;, that eAano, be surpassed hsTe or eisevhere
7. ALEX HILL CO,
l2T Asin St Richmond. Va
t All ods Of Boots and Shoes sde 20 order heretofore
We have on hand tie beat materials, imported direct
M A h.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

No aGVoreleae1t % ee eon5ideied u me -0ul U y
Ins. specified hs NanuscL previously agreed sPen be
tween tAs pSfties-
An Adversnsni rEed the copy for aspscaed nut
ss d rser eoatlnesd un ordered cut and pSynsr
exActed zcesidrgly.
~ REGCl A lS-sNras axs-fo avoid any sundery,AndlnE
ne pHrt Ia properto state dae
Tat their only extends 10 he mtaie businel He
Leal and AL ether Advertisements sent oy th 70 ee
-u"'a md 20 EsriaNon- .H .
ion In and General Agsnts Advertisements net 70 D.
the year but be ehArsed At the usual rstsa sueec
ID oef iiIeounts = shsl be Agreed Upon.
Booksssrs advertisers. generally, engaging
A. more spusrus Eh pveeu change thzH not on IN
yearly average IL any week, rset more THAI re s's
standing rule IN Ter NE contract ara All es
II NJ such AMOUNT be eh trgcd AZ the usual rates
Adver-ssaents inserted N the sswseky whg a. 70 oe
s9aEre for te e-s insertion, Gld so Ger
= 500 - r. ~as-ra -arkly cents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

yfs<@sB AXE R'S PREMIUM BE.
ENszS TIERS conceded to be the delicious whole
and eecas tonic n he World rsed BY almost every aa
y n YRoA, solely for hs climate, and should bs
crr In the every southern ysy eureor ~ cS
OF the stomach AID b0Ee They la 70 make Pa
Of DYsPErs syoss Bealaehe &c. With pain In tax
omso bowels they give sdate relief eorrec: dsoEtere
ivers; and In debsted pertons they viii ye It,
energy the whole syre They only need trial 20 give then
precedence Btterr Ttae bterS be had O.
Orugg the city OF Richmond and elsewhere In virginia and
North Carolina Also, by sf0Tr CO., Washington CITY,
@. cANBY GILPIN Co. Baitiaore B. A. RAHNEST0CK co..
shl&ielph!B, and DARsR8 A PARK, New York.
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