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Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-23

Pretty Good for Him-An Aboli-
ton spy has reached the. blocka-
ding squadron from this city, and
seeks the usual Northern favor be-
slowed on those who tickle their de-
sires by retaliating ISLANDERS on the
South. The New York Times says:
Our correspondent on board the
sloop of war Brooklyn, off the mouth
Of the Mississippi, gives some inter-
estins information relative to the
condition of affairs at New Orleans,
derived from deserter of the rebel
army who made his escape down the
Mississippi. He reached the YES
sci in safety after considerable hard.
ship. The city, according to his
own account, is in a fearful condi
ton Of terrorism, caused by the bands
of cut throat soldiers stationed there,
who are in most complete state OF
generalization, and commit acts Of
the basest nature. Houses had beer.
entered, families broken up, and
men had been threatened with
the direst vengence unless their
wants were supplied. Provis-
ions of every kind were very scarce,
and consequently y very high, and ma
ny of the poorer portions of the COM
munity Were suffering terribly. Not
withstanding the apparent unanimi-
ty Of the people on the question of
secession, there is a strong Union
element under the surface, which ONLY
awaits the proper opportunity to make
itself known and terribly felt. The
man from whom this information was
received confirms the reports which
have heretofore reached us relative
TO the plan for the destruction of the
and other blockading yes
sells.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-23

FIRE and consumed amid the huzzas
of the soldiers. While the confa-
grafton was going on, the Twelfti.
regiment of reserves marched in fro,n
Camp Curtain and charged down Sc
cond street.
The returned volunteers being
without arms, gave way. The. cry
was then raised, ITO the arsenal Tor
your arms - and the crowd com1nen-
ced rushing in that direction. The
Twelfth went up Third street at
double quick time, and succeeded in sur
rounding the arsenal before the vol
unteers could get any arms out Of
it.
Some Of the volunteers got an old
dismounted cannon and drew it down
to the square on a dray, with the
avowed intention of 'tblowing up the
paymaster." It was subsequently
taken back.
The threats to hang the paymas-
ter were very fierce, and the Jones
house, in which he was stopping, was
guarded by soldiers of the Twelfth
regiment.
Order was finally restored on 6
promise to pay.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-23
ID. d. o. BRIEN,
Newspaper AdVertissaa.

COLLECTING AGENT.
Office corner Canal St and Exchan4
Place, No 6.
NEW ORLEANS, La.
Weekly City Correspondence II,
English, French, German and Spa:.
ish Languages, furnished on modrr-
ate terms.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-23
ASSOCIATIONS.

x AZ 4 S q N I,C.
y \C and A. N. No. li5, m".ts nc
every Friday at a =. NJ
JoHN ". JONES, W. NJ.
J. II. Bro.vn!cc, Sec's.
Mrrrport Chnpscr of X. \. NJ. No. 10,
meets on the 2nd anL Ith Monday of each
month, at a Y. NJ. j. G. MuWnII>MS,
L. &. Waller, Recorder. H.
Shreveport Council, X. and s NJ. No. >.
meets on the lst and Sd Saturday Of cal,
month, mt 74 i. NJ. EMMETT u. CRAIG,
Henry Levy, Recorder. T...G. VI
Place of meeting, ut the Masonic Hall
On Texas street, over Mayors office no24
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-23

change writes from Washington,
Aug l2:
The preparations for the defence of
the Capital are vigorously prosecu-
ted by Gen. McCleilen. \ large
body of troops, rrobol Hiteen thou
sand. have been sell into the
lower counties Of Two
regiments will be C. Port
To5acco-a consit., -. win
also be placed at .ooro.'
In addition to thes. troops
are being thrown @. rH. way
down the Potomac Oh .rv!and
side, ont Of sight Of /. Virginia
shore, SO as to conceal Tie opera
tons Of the Federal army. The
Federal pickets will extend to Leo
nardtown, ST. Mary's Co.
The stationirg of pickets so far
down in Maryland is intended as
much for the interception of commu-
nication between the Virginia and
Maryland shore, as for the purpose of
securing the earliest information of
the movements Of the Confederates
General Mcclellan has asserted that
he will intercept this illicit inter-
course at all hazards. Fort Wash
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

INV ORLEANS, Sept 2S.-The Governor issued order.
to-day to enforce the militia lsw drill every evening
Psrsons refusing or evadus it will be recorded on the
black list suspicious char sces and enemies to the
South. No Home Guards are allowed, unless they arc
foreigners sgs Fu authority is given 10 COM
pei plne. Ole RS viii be .martialsd fer DISC.
bedence Of orders The men are to bring such arms ss
they have. And the Governor officially recommends the
banks aud insurance companies to close their psc at
o'clock i'll the aeraoo7 other places of business to
be closed at O'clock that every person be in at
tendance ct drill Tic fort f,aions and other military
preparation, are progressing vigorously.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept 30 This morning the Niagara
and sloop were Of souhwes. Pass, mike above The
Pilot station The sloopofwar yincoanes aud the steam
gau.boat Water wich anchored outside Southwest
Bar.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
FROM KENTUCKY,

NASHVILLE, Sept. 2sth.-sunter Anderson, on assum'
ing the command in kentucky be comes to enforce
ne. make ws and to protec. the property and lives
Of the people that Kentucky Ia, vany srven to keep
thu peace with her neighbors and eas upon tho people
to rally to her standard. He has usd another proca-
nation in which he says that understanding that appre-
tensions are entertained by c,r of the State WHO
have hitherto been opposed to the policy now adopted
10 the STATE, he gives notice that no Kentuekian will
BE- arrested who remains at home attending to his
business and does not take part by action or speech
against the authority Of the General or the State Gov.
eminent hell correspondence with give aid TO Its
enemies.
The Louisvl. Ionrnal Of the 25h reports the arrest
Of eight prisoners by Gtn Sherman charged with trei
sop Hon. J. O. Brectinridge, i. is reporsod, passed
Stirling on the goth, alta o'clock A. NJ, going towards
the Virginia line.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
nj I'D,

A, burlington f,he real OF Newman Hsq the
county OF the 25 Sspembe aud In the sixteenth
wear Of his age william ctRr,R PrZguaH, eldest 81
The r. O. Thush of Bedford King George osinty Vr
gina 49,, ,
The OF this notice volunteer In one Of the
st companies called for a,tve ssrSce in 'irsnis He
spsng TO his tn arior and performed them vita eonsan
fidelity slc TO that he was animated by no
transient seal his decae frame was too sorelf tried by The rn
usual fatigue long marches and prsraced exposure n hs
lonely the sentinel At Harper Very he Ifed with
one incident to The and returned TO as vast
I'd In form ang his brow the trAse extreme fufe
ing had ~ repair hs exhausted eneries
chysous duty ead him back 10 the camp only 10 be
again ouy return hin more TO III. be offs ek
the bed death lie the less the victim OF The st lie
,he that he did not perish the hsd OF battle
le aih which many, found Drawer
tru.- than that Of Carter btthug tnexAp'
40 noble purpose high AMI hay ented 10 lasting
marital let u. eusAaser here le: " hope and believe
are recorded In The Book Of Ne and that the spirit
ns eroc boy will be iucluded when the Father come.
mate up ". level. RJB.
Enq iter please copy.
s Ts1Ss III Si j. Sa' 81 veSg G 1o4S u
the SSH year Of bis ste.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
sSIsSxzsrse
rROX MISSOURI,


QsrNcr, hLIxss, Seps2st--Tbs ssgo Of Lexington
commenced on Thursday the /. b, and continued fren
Day 10 day until Friday last at o'clock, p. vhsa
the Union Jag was hauled dosn. The men fought for
40 hours without WATER and had only three barrels Of
vinegar wish which to qusrOh their thirst Their sup
ply of from the river, and was cut On after
desperate fight on Wednesday. A ,ffe.- ~
Preniss has resigued the command OF North Missouri
and started weHt yesterday. He is now west oil Brook.
fad and Is cut ef by the rsbel-t Is supposed part Of
Prices forces Great fears entertained that he will
be captured.
Quncr, Ill Sept 24.-Communifaion with Quincy
i, sui nothing has been heard from here aimee
yesterday.
wAsHtrerou, Sept 24.-opponents OF Fremont charge
that he could have prevented be necessity OF Aulsans
surrender, by sending timely reiniorcemenu. Advices
from ST. Louis by Fremonts frsnds however, state that
be bad NO troops spare and that 1t was entirely i'm
possible for him to strengthen Auligans position Ere
men. telegrapasd the Va; Department las; night tina:
he was on the eve of starting with heavy force aud
hoped he would be ebls dsodge the rebels from their
position at Lexington.
ST. Louis, Sept % -Prsntiss dispatch announcing
the surrender OF hugan states that the Federas Lost
81 killed and 40 wounded The rebel less 10 su p,sed
TO be about 500 killed and wounded.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

etseurAR PE"PHEcY We trartlAte the following
from, h. CJ.Frisr Gss Htsts Ursis Of the ~ uh:
Although many Of the predictions. made by NostrAdA
mn, (sspecisHs jhcse ccreInng he deaths OF Henry
Nv and LOUIS XyD have been completely yerined ,hty
s, g,psray dssredi,ed in times. But In ID"
6,Fe az HaeiaGiiot'" Of that great man, vol a. (sd-
tou Of 1902 nn1 the following, which would seem 70
deserve some attention.
"Ab,us that time (Isol) .r,a: quarrel and contest
vii aise in country bey ond the sess-Anir'ea MAJ
moor d,gla will be barg and many poor srterss WIDE
kidd by punishment other than cord Upon my
80, - nav b.lleye ,us The war will not ceNs for
four fear, al shie5 should be At sl ss,ori,h'a or
turpr,eg Tor there viii be 10 cant OF hatred and oo't
nacy m IT, At the end OF that time, PROSTATE and q.
most ruaed the people will reenbrc' each other ID
great joy and love-"
Yo. here u something very confTmstcry OF the pre-
bstic genius Of EostTaftlns, but In no va, corseirg
Tor as POOR wills and urefches pdUsrss diabtss a paw
m Asrssl Who vii have suer under this war for -four
years let " hope thSt the atrolOger vas mistaken 81
ieast on this poins.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

No FAR rals IIAR.-ene Of he effects Of the war %
the prevention Of our annual SltlrDsa-the Isir and
Cattle Sbor-whch, Heretofore, Ia, bean looked fpfI
ward 70 With great ;ntses hy old and young, aud en-
joysd BY all slAssss o. this propitos, and delicious
sented scene worthy the admiration Of the peaceful
asrcu,ur,t and the geaSral observer, Nov the place
L vast camp where the only live soek visible are The
horses Of the resimens officers The only things tus-
gesve Of sheep the Wooen blankets OF the soldier.
hung out 10 dry. Toe suSsistence department. might
nrocuce reminder OF the Fat cIrle and sSoe, in he
hspe of "a 10 : but nothing would recall sbs men,
DRY Of the Sgal,paceous snow IN lass the hammers
at the usles and the material Of the tents should sub
serYs that purpose. Ceres has been dsodsed oy Mars
and Venus keeps aoof from the resort waeh Der prer'
noe Was wont 10 grace at this period These wutia
must be aud AZ that We can 90 IL 10 sndars than ps
lcsophic1liy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
A GARD.

To hs ofhe Second Congre. District yirslaa
posed the ecuatvs OF Princess Anne Nor;k N-pseo d. Isl,
Whit tussex Greelsve and soi hampton ard the
cieTo of Norolk and Porsmout
According t. ie reslsd wishes nuuhc- OF ois Of the
III iric hse'y ny'.l candidate for sest
The hrst regular uougreas ofthe oonfederAie stG,s
not txpee; (u1le circumstances demand TO canvas
the Dis Ic absent from N r respective
commits aud there particular 10 dNis1g ths Bis
trict
pree- sud sh, cordially support the election jefferson
Davis and stephens for to o,s OF President and Wee
President the Confederate stats America have f
fully discharged the duties Of their .ions ADD onnently
worthy OF r Burp and sho AID ne lc;sd th zeal
and iyooae all which shall tend 10 MAKE
the Con cdsrss STATS independent and prsper5s hut
sSpectaDn dsllre 10 be sgln united win e late
ernr MT JOHN KIAbY,
orI--cld. z folk Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

SsLDIER HUr.-Yesterday afternoon, as soldier was
crossing Main stree. n6.r Pearl he vas kntesed down
By the leading mule Of tenn attached to wagon lead
a With Shingles The driver Of the wagon IA Negro
a.d been called to by some one TO "hod back, but not
hearipg or needing the call failed to stop bis team His
conduct exasp rated the comrades Of the soldier and
,hey attempted to get hold Of the driver, bu, the negro
dsmouned and made Bull Run time towards Cary street
large crowd assembled in the streets to eara the cause
of the excitement The solier who was run over was
horne of by his friends while others OF them de-
ernined TO get hold Of the dikey drove of With the
wagon and team, intending to hold them until called
g..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
LABCa aUM, fEskIoo COUNT.

I,
Ssh coveg copy the resolution of tie people OF Hanover
nominating csnetats for CnsTei' from this district
voluntary l OF ami ressrd fem
pie Of native county Ia extremely gya Ing 70 ana in
largely the debt Of gratitude which already them,
confidence without interruption
twenty years sAny applications TO become
candidate had previously made n gentlemen In this
tie cy u Ehnond hlch r,ply be-
cause ugh popab f;on what read In the
hs my venerable lend Nr Tyler r,ellent fdend Mr
Macand right be caadd,te and IN them because Of thef
peculiar claim, and long and ys'y iomae psoHal rel oss
would competitor N htr Of then has
d hms however. and being called upon nov, ihaEl
d l)nses Withhold srel not at lib fy. a. Il
me- 10 decl the neml1 generously teodred and
Their ,h be the pleasure 81 the people II the
nj trct ii viii them faithfully and to the best OF
nv humble ability.
the manifestation which your Letter contains Of
that Siadhp p VII eh have he the honor
happ1e,s esy for years. be pie sed
ept my graf fi ackn5~ ledgsenis and believe always
Truly your fiend-------
-. =, yyr.,ton y,o Hanoye- @. II. ssS0--hp&t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
BY THE GSvEHNOs OF VIRGINIA.
pRA0I AMATfnN

xxYgERKAs vacancies occurred the Conynticn Of Viz
Nv snI. by TIE alton Of WI 1n;s wekhAm, the mem
h eet RON he Henso, and by the 90 IN OF JJhn
% the District composed the eonnifs OF
R.aiorh All uck r. OF Valentine souihA he meabrr
om ne unity Abeuarf and aso bV the expulsion o tbs
,axenon on William and Jarss o. Moareu, Of the
ouay OF Presto Bu-de,t ohe county 81 Taylor James
Bu- ~ Office unv Of MAshh John Car OF We count
ssups, n 1on, Chester HibSard, o. he eonnty Of
O In ck.oa OF Wool Coo MoPor,eE, OF hs
sant or Hnsseh Chtgnaa etgNr OF Ms re. composed
,ss us o. Dod ridge and Tyler and Camp Tart, 81 We
Tsss,sr DE sAs-fs OF the SAID eou.tes and dsres are
required hold election u each OF said eenne and
~ - !. he SCI al PLACES Of voting presedbed By Tor
N es or msuNIs the ease rsay be- Ct the oonveSunn r
each sSi eaantss aud dist e 20 s,Ppy vs. A0s
a. ellen updsr han a, Governor AID sna der ne ,'s
septnSs 1884, and he eighty SIKH year Of the Com
~ @oASsAiA' JOHN LErCHEk
aIS.s aI " MrsSoAD Secretary Of the oOnuOnssah
ori--ctd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
Truly, your triend rvTvr
IT um o wIhston, Hq Hanover C. II. ssSo-hpA

To THE VOTE - or THEsgD CONGRESSIONAL DIsT SIcT
In osedenre inyai addressed 10 some published 10
the and some otherwise commur announce
my,eif Iepresent In the Congress fse
lea'ecosAte Stats - -- 49,,
sea, /, he Naons, Assembly In MS hour Of countrys
,roubr Ia not 10 coveted yet saou decline "a lend his
M vhe the people call or nj, services Th Ieeins has deter
mined me 10 the eourse have consented 10 pm sue.
no. expeee p-esums. that ihsre should be active
canvas In he the cltlzens eDgrossei NTH the
more and absorbing supjset Of war and nras
events -, A.
present 70 ugh feel and schon Let there
be dSod auong the people but preen united heart,
,db,rd, And likely 10 dract the hsrm1iy hat
hou prevail you voter for some o9e else th' u'd
Won el.si me-, ray talents energies shall be faithfully de-
voted TO yeur ierylcs ..H - . .." ...
Your Fell w citizen,
"a Al. Joq. r cUaNsLrss ga
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
Frsr,-, Irpr..1.-scsroeIy day passes that We

Frsrsrss IspusrKI.-Scaroely day passes that We
do no: ,es in our streets number Of ladies walking
along With bundles Of work In their arms Or as is more
generally ths cas-, with little darkcy following, to-
ing" the work This is very commonplace event. 10
be sure to notice Ia the local dspar m,n but like the
ext Of Sermon /: is suggestive Of great deal thai
might b, said Il is to be remembered that, 10 round
numbers three thousand OF the male adult population OF
Redmond have joined the army which battling Tor Il
ncred cause Of Southern Independence, and tsat the
Withdrawal OF this large number Of men from the com.
muDily has teprvsd hs wives mothers and children OF
many Of them Of thu Of support which they hero
ofore o. oyed Consequently, the families thus left to
provide for themselves are Ia numerous instances, COM
p,ed to earn their subsistence by unrsmps toll VITA
the needle and the ladies to whom We refer are chilly
the wives or daughters Of absent soldiers who are gong
to or returning IRON the clothing establishments WHICH
furnish ths with work. We hope they are paid liberal
p;ic.s The Soldiers Aid Society has done much to-
Yards the relief Of ths needy families OF absent soldiers
aad will continue 10 render all the assistance within it's
power hu. Il bebooyes those besed With worldly goods
% sustain the Society BY lbeya
bring tha. the poor have hard winter before them-
Toe Frs asurers Office where donations OF money msy
be sent is At the northeast Of Main and Eleventh
streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

DspARruRE OF the PRrsiDESr.-His EIcslency, Pre-
sident Davi,, left the ely yesterday morning, on tbs
Central trao and the public would have 1t that he had
gone Msnass asward to participate In "big 6ght' e<.
pected to take place tbs week in the vicinity Of Fairfax
D. Il. Others suggested tina: he had probably gone to
the country scat Of Addoph Dill; ESQ, near the CITY,
which be had rented for temporary residence in order
that he might recuperate his physical energies lsly I'm
paired by sickness We will all know In few days
whittier ths President has gems.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

KoRE Commemorative are requested BY Mr. L
W. Walker, Chairman Of the Comnisss, to acknowledge
the receipt Of the following Handsome contributions for
the SICK al d wounded soldiers: D.
De- Junius L. Archer, Chester aeld, Va, through
Capt 8. S.ansbury, Of Ordnance Department,
for proceeds Of one s-pch columbiid sos 70
Msssrs. Stuart, Buchanan 4 Co., proprietors OF
che Preston Salt Works, Smytho county, Va,
through ressrs. Spots Harvey, Agents,
Richmond, Va. 900 %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

COMMISSIONS ToE yUa ARsr.-The following articles
for the Army have bsen recsved at the Office Of the Ad-
at.n General Of the ststs to soh September and for
wuded viz:
Box clothing directed to John T. Ayres Company /,
la Regiment Virginia volunes, care Of Captain Tay-
lor.
BIZ directed to James g. Bosher, Thoma, Artillery,
Brissoe Station, Virginia. - -. .-Ls
Bundle clot ing from Mossp. K G. &. w. Baker,
Louisa c-un " sent to Capt. G. G Colensns Jr Com.
pany, Esd Regiment Virginia Volunteers, Camp Barlow
dCxsn para uoelen socks from Mrs. A. L.. Carter,
Line Is,er county, semitic Gen. L. es commsnd.
Box marked "Janss Dolald," car. OF Captain J. F.
Boggs. Company H. Is: Regiment vi gnia Volunteers,
TAirfsr Court House
Be1 marked private E. England, ,. D. Irviugs
Comp ny, Col GIlhsms 2lst Rsgm mt Valley Mountain
ClnP. ....5
care of Col Gillian, 2lst Regiment army Northwest
Box directed to Charles Kr BIS, Cap J. Lyle Carkss
company, OBI Giihsm's R'giment.
Ia pct bag directed to T. Michssls, Company -
Z g;ment care of Col, Taliaferro Gen. Loriugs con-
m md
Bag seeks directed to Walter R. D. Mopcure, Captain
O.aaes Oomplny Wise Legion
Box mark &c T. Todd" Sergeant hsjor, Company
A, T,In Rangers, Manassas.
Bundle blankets from Mrs Taunerhin, Petersburg, TO
b, where needed. Forwarded 70 Gen. LlrDg's
command. n
Large bsI cOthirg blankets, dried fui,, and large
Aid Society" Neck sabu-g BY Mss Mary L. Nc Alden,
Secretary; s,nt 10 Cd. VIM. O. Scott, 44h Regiment,
Camp Ba,tow, Pooahcntis coun'y.
All contributions designed for the Volunteers Of the
Stats should be directed Gen. W. Il. cha dso1, Ad-
u ant General Of Virginia, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLTsros, Sept S0-GenerA Abbot II. Brisbane,
OF the e,u.s rurcrs SIruruSy last, At Summer
vile. .. ...
The British sun.bost STEADY arrived yesterday, with
dispatches 10 III. British Consul.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

sAEE.-I win sell to the hghes. hadet %
dyo o. November next uLT not me ,sA I.r ny
-,eaI off M ~ airet OF
Ttnnird and the late res!deacs OF 'ohn hsnAeJ'
pnso James River and ksnsvhA Cana,
Greek, and APPOINTING rover
A fhornhi III.
Dwelling and all nects,ery Guy houses ~
As,a young aad thirty apple orshftu.
Of goo creek
Of the an .suseepuis OF
Sn,oysmsat adaptable the growth Of "hea Corn asa
Sh.Isps : n = cool gborhood convenient 70 seysfai
deoaysn o hoar mill and several 81. mn
Tirlrsly having many advantages 0asssa w "A'
IN ,.... LAND before sy
sss,eka At syery
rroa lo me valuable mules and horses
Anoasthen, Hft 49, I'm p.ntsv decd
IN tie les..s.s vsn,rs The iand, and posi-
a sale lSl b. made, bsrgSn nay oshAe
PJastoa gwen sooa a. Ia "','-'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
BEVERLY N DOU9LASs

VIII b. cordially v,ed for 70 represent this ditet In the ct
ConfdEt, ngreis Let the people, AMI p,rulziy the
dleTs uni fnr ais eeeton. Mr. Dou ts pske the
ce,sou uhs he Adyoc before He in the hSd ike pst
dseDcs o, liberties and country he be elected md
ought 10 be rs ES.
. Innuiref and Examiner plesSr coDy. eci-it
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

A SPECIAL N0TICE.-we, The underlined, n.ys nov
on hand sio Of Agssor skns eoevsifro the sour,
Win which 70 rnsn boo and Shoes - ear
sa.nss nd eu,tomers and pablo generally Aea tnsis
fore mos, earnestly sostsd A. Hill co. No. III Main street
Richmond, Va oe-
nRD VA GOV uAMBs.-Iust received .ght des.n nst
II wagon Banss. u heps uanafassarsd o.
Ne ~ asiA street. 'S1 ~ q. 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

- TO THE VOTERS OF TRE

BE CoCgTIg5 OF HiEoVsa, HdERICo, cAABLn
CIV hry Kent HI zabe tly Warwick ism City aud York,
and the Otis Rchmond and Niismb urgin resnope 70
call on through the public and 10 letters,
cand date eat you 10 the house
OF Repres OF the Confederate csoECsI Although The
active ope aons Of the campaa u cras In re for me 10
Wilt YOU be ore eleSrn YET reason 70 % pose that
,hey .leer. win the discharge OF duties your rtpres'n
tsve In Gen gre.s should he to call 10 III
dy In lueh event. shah endavor 20 rep essRi with
ssst ' GRO W. pkNpoLpH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
TO Ths y,IERs " yHg seskTogl.L srsi0r COMPOSE

THF y,IIERS UH THE SENATIKINL d er1iVt VUNFOSEV
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