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, 1861-11-22

CLEARED. ........ Nov. II,
Prop Mendota, Welch. Buffalo, $500 51ls hour, 800
hides, 400 bags seeds
Prop Grants state, Davis, Osdeusbargn, 900 bu
r. 369 brls -four. 100 brls pork. 100 tnbs butter
schr Pa!ot. Gundersop, Bay De Noquet, LOCO bu
corn. 2 0G0 bu oats.
Schf God Hunter. Curtis Q5qeca 16 con bu Hheat
, 1861-11-22

Heating and Ventlating Furnace,
For Houses, Churches School Housea Public Halls DC
This Furnace has been 80 thoroughly uted La ii
locality that particular notice Is no; nece1saT IL
point point oi economy In fuel cheapneas IN cost, 1nd
healfqness It e uneQua1ied- We refer to Thos, B.
a1ps IL Carter Bauer ksqtk. snd Rex Deaais bunn.
z! ~ lineage: r. = Robert3on. Jason Aarah and Chs1
Fost o4ce Box 33n- Once No. s. Iasalla street
, 1861-11-22

Symmetry Of form, your health, and mental
powers By using that safe, pleasant, popular, and
specific remedy, known as ''Helmbold's Extract Of
Buchu.'' Read the advertisement in another COL
umn, and profit BY it. Diseases and symptoms
enumerated. Cut it ont, and preserve it. You
may not now require 1t, but may at some future
day.
IT gires health and yigor to the frame,
And bloom to the psHid cheek.''
1t caves long suffering and exposure. Beware
Of counterfeits! Curee guaranteed. Scld by Lord
g. Smith, 43 Lake e:rset. nor216t.
~ The Yankee Card WRITER will Introduce
the latest New FORK style Of wedding cards and
envelopes, with sat1n tie, in perfection, at the Ire
mont House, Thursday, Nov. 21st. Cards by mail,
, 1861-11-22

LAr7Eas UNcA1LKD FoR.-The following
'ets*rs-answcrs to advertisers un-
eAaAeo foF In the tribune letter boz. AdYer-
asefe WEI tsease call for tbs same:
II = - "a y es9sdwa1-4: A. ;.I.P.;A- NJ; A.
X. & sn6 as,H;ssi 4 T.; J. s; "A. T. ;R
P.E: TX, r.: e H nfa-s. 0eee4sal: A.
, 1861-11-22
State Bank OF Iowa.

8k&A4 x4HNK OF 10EY8e
The !cllow'lng ts = recspitu1atIon Of the conso1i
dated statement OF the affairs of the Stats Bank Of
Iowa, On the 9TH inst:
, 1861-11-22

The following letters arc detained in the Chtca-
90 Poet Office. and will be seat to ths Dead Lette,
Office ut Washington, D. G., on Monday next, IN
leab called FIR hpfnre that tinne.-
, 1861-11-22

CIRCUIT CoUnf.-The csi: Ct tue trial
tcekst tE the C1cait Chart con ms1css this
2az:iag at NJ. Q63.
, 1861-11-22

E . r r . f CHIC a GO
ARRIVED. Nov. q.
Prop Mendoza, Welch, Buffalo. Is pk.,s sundries,
Prop Granite State, Davis, Oxdens oursh, Ios Of
enEdtieR, 6S N slaves.
, 1861-11-22
ap14Gt
. a ARRI ED.

In this city, on Wednesday evening Nov Goth bv
Rev: =: 3. Tnttle, Dir. FRANCIS LEHEUX and Miss
1HAls 4, COWS0, Of Cayugs, illinois.
Clifton. r.. at the house Of the BRIDES brother,
qy the EeV Edwin Jagsar, DAVID KEITH, Of ST.
Ennis. and Mss SUSAN n. HOWE, Of Broakdeld'
, 1861-11-22


go Poet Office, and will be sent to tbs Dead Lette,
Office 1T Washington, D. c., on Monday next, ua-
Ices called for before that time:-
Vim. Dunno, Jr.. Chicago, Ill.
Billy Knight, Chicago, IL
Il. Cunningham, Belyidare, III.
e a. Cole, Camp Dong1ass ILL.,
z. GrumWold, kankaEec, Ill
Madam Emma Nash. Springfield, III.
Julius Gittman, St. Louis, No.
DAM Ga1ngan, 81. Louis Mo-
=. Corbin Co. Washington. 10.
Mrs. ". Rowlands, Mct3fegoE, 10.
Sam1 ?. JeWett, Ann Asbor. Mich.
Mrs. I. Mead, Walton, n. 7.
Heinrich Grimm, New York.
DR.. j. Ski1lin, Philadelphia, Pa.
Letters under old stamps. not recognized ia pre-
payment Of postage.
Reuben Taylor, Chicago III.
John E; Rogers, Chicago, LII.
=: b. King, Chicago, Ill.
Washington Smith. Chicago, III.
Zenas Cobb, Chicsgo, III.
e: Noolet, Morris, Ill.
". T1mberman, Keokuk. 10.
Miss Hattie A Ohambefnu, Yp.ilanti, Mich
2. Bnlla.d, Kalamazoo. Mich.
g Ritdon, Saline. Mich. ...
A1ss Emma @, Harrison, Springfield, Ohio.
Francis Quinn. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Peter Eollmar. Louisville, ky.
Christian Woelfin. 18th Reg lila. Vol, Ey.
sam'l Jenner, Washington. D. c.
=: Higgins, Goff Hills, N. 7.
". B.. Boz 2as, New York.
7. II. Perkins, Boston, MaHB.
, 1861-11-22

GETTING TIE G1Trks.-Yesterday, saperIn.
teadent Gage, OF the CITY Railway Company,
cent three boxes Of 1nitsens to ths Bulls
Head station for distribution among the dri-
yers. The act eyinces thoughtful k:ndnes.
and attention to the wants of the employees
Of the Company.
, 1861-11-22

fV Cook s. Mclean, 98 Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dyeing Gents
garments less than any other house in the city.
Go 10 DUNLOP, SEWELL g. SPALp1Na for Printing.
nov.1th221Iy
EB Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn st., and get
your clothes cleaned and repaired. nov=12.
~ Piano Fortes just received from the cele
brated nanufa:tory Of Haliet Davis & Co., which
have been awarded twenty-five first premiums
over all competitors, for eale OF to rent on the
most favorable terms.
WV. K1aBA1L, 80 Clark St, Chicago,
no146t
ELLSWORTH ZouAyEs.-You are hereby ordered
to be at your .Armoy this Thursday night, at 7
O'Clock, In full dress Uniform. Per order Of
E, L. BRAND, Captain,
, 1861-11-22

skATRe.-The Ogden Skating Club are
busily engaged In putting their fine skating
park, in the North Dlyision, in complete read.
mess for the coming winter season- The
books Of the club are with +. G. Saltoustall,
banker, ready for subscriptions Those who
have subscsibedar requested to come forward
and ply their subscriptions, and those who
miseion to th- park and the epjoymeats Of this
e1hIlerntirg sport BY signing their names At
once.
, 1861-11-22

9 - = =. 4 CNVllU IULL3S@
<G Keepers nd taeH se!sEsR loae their time ard
~ d!toE, Etoa by using tie GRAN NIsB FuEIs III
tedt1 = .GEAKs Corner Ct Ka1ktt aed Essbiss-
t0$ asg Gee Lave Ekc 81 as time <1ta
l-Whs. ua5h14se2
, 1861-11-22

"obSknz z-The residence OF Mrs, Elliot, IS
Min tlark street, wss entered yesterday by
! ne acro1t thiex, who reaped valuable
'sisn clo&k d the harvest Of his rascAlity.
1'e ought to reap second crop in the State
Prison.
, 1861-11-22

MILITARY TAPPoSTMEST.-MrH 3. B Morris,
OF this city; has received . commission Is
military Instructor, to act At Camp Douglas.
Mr. Morris brings With hin into the service
sound military experience, and will become
valuable auxiliaJ to the corps already con-
nected with the Camp of Instruction,
, 1861-11-22

\ OLE IRoers At CANr Doce1As,-Ftye
- u'paLies CT Infantry arrived ut Camp Doug
:: setterday morning, rom Camp Black
J. II Rock Island, and went into quarters,
, 1861-11-22

This Company Of l5O mcn vas fo-noaa :.
Chicago during the summer and e,r,v n "a q ~ -
tember Was ordered to Wasb;ng+on t,c..st
Expectations" were in the minds NJ tha NO.
ple of Chicago and th;s reg;on fr,n, tha ~ ~ ~
fldent belief that This comnanv von,d @ Sis
tineuis1, itself before the VA !. e,aad % csnt @
Bntteed wa renresent.a :, , n,aa ~ =. ., -
than or1nar, ahi1tt1 .nd h;s a. aa " mols
hf1;crcd to ha wso.s - aas |.. ..as.
49, 49, ~ -. sone ano p1o5e 1oo' SEVERAL
the nv; @ nusau ~sn aun ~ Aane eoun.y Jolnea
49, supy unae, 'ae impression taat tneJ
"1,e 49, oorus auool tAe pes1 to1ng ont OF JAIL
49, neo. 1Aese, "t1uns nome, says thas every
s .,.1ss "sus " enlalngls 1of a"ale after
, 1861-11-22

ARRIVAL OF TIE LEAD MINE REGIMENT.
The LEAD Nine Regiment, of which We
gave detailed account in our issue of yes
te1day, is due in this city st he1l:past seYen
this morning: Before proceeding to their
rendezvous, Camp Douglas, they will be
breaEfsBsed By their Gs1ena friends and then
viii receive the compliment OF an escort to
tie camp.
, 1861-11-22

Ihe Atlantic Monthly, Harper and
H> c:lc Magazines for December, md the
= hill Temple Bar and B!sckwooa's Maga-
: y for November have been received At
- Nall5 4 Co.'S, 81 Dearborn steeet
, 1861-11-22

oB1TuAHI.-We regret to leazn OF the death
Ct c. A. Mitchell At the residence Of Joseph
Kellogg, Esq, No. 100 jackson street. Mr..
Mitchell has been for masy years connected
With the Michigan Southern and Northern In
diana railroad, and epjoyed the confidence and
respect Of all who knew him. His rem ains
Will be taken to White Pigeon this evening
for intelment.
, 1861-11-22

pATEN MT RUCK-W HEAT
L FLOUR. Manufactu,edby by
RAWK1Ns g. CHAPMAN.
M NllCHIGAN MILLS,
TT the very best Buckwh Flour in the cty-pure
Choice Graham Flour. from Wtate. Whest.
Cracked VI hest, fresh q sweet
E1tra Spring Wheat Flour a'1'
Uthvertd to any part OF the cftv.
dto1e--No. 276 aentb Water Street,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
Oh, for a little backbone,

The Convention, on Saturday, voted to retain the
clause in the present Constitution for the election oil
Governor by the people. l. is deplorabe at such time
10 sea such want of mor-l nerve in public men, There
we're few we presume not thoroughly convinced Of the
importance of this change but the Yankee Upss still
rests upon us aud the dread of demagogues parazed
the energies of the tmid Without advertOg to the
dsr gard Of the great principle OF distributing power
ard preserving the balance in institutions there are
peculiar and overwhelming objections to this system at
this very time. 1t in eject gives the election OF Tower
nor of the State to the traitors of the Northwest
Voting 10 solid column and jest in such numbers as the
occasion NAV call for they will overwhelm at pleasure
the other districts of the Sae perhaps divided between
opposing candidates is painful to rel how mucn
rgnis has suffered in the past from that infernalregon
Mairy to proptae the Yankee procvises OF lis people,
We abandoned the old and weltred institutions OF 49,
and now we are called upon to submit our future des
TIMES to their dispossl-athougd, at this moment in
a,grant treason and striving BY FIRE and sword to sub
let the whole Commonwealth to the dominion Of the
Yankees
Surely gentlemen have not looked at the question from
this stand point Our in nomnay delivering our
selves from the Yankee yoke will avail Us nothing, We
ere left 10 the mercy Of domestic trators-the allies and
coadutors of the Yankees Il ia by the vote Of the bo'
qua representatives. of that region, fosted on the Con-
vention without law and wahOut constituents, that this
Yankee fature ia retained in the Constitution. Will
the representatives of Virgnans stand by, and did
aud sbet in the Preparation OF this treason! Iii yet
lime TO reverse the vote of Saturday and the Com.
uonwealth from the dominion of Garlic and his ascot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

must have bssn appointed through svossn. family In
aaslcc or come other improper influence and such is
tho extent Of this evil that the will stop Oh our side
and gone p'op, If this matter be not attended
to- and that very SOON Such the condition OF some
Of Hospitals that the very mention Of masron being
introduced into the room where noblesiyoupg men
are lying sick holy horror in the breasts OF but
too many Of the officials, called surgeons who swarm
about those headquarters, like ss, living the very
f.blood of oountrys defendersn much that not
longer ago than last week. the very suggestion of such
ching as wcman's age2cy being introduced into the
wards Of one such him to and
and vow that he had no use for them about him.
MORE ANON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
successor. 10 ues.r.. Mason and slIdell.

The arrest and incarceration of Commissioners by
the Lincoln dynasty is supposed, will render necessary
The appointment of otherTgentlemen to perform their
daties. The Savannah Rtpu5!ic,H has the following
paragraph on the subject:
Let President DAVIS now send to France such
William O. Rivee, man known and respected the world
over for his craftsmanship aud moderation and especial
" esteemed in the domiuOns Of Napoleon, where he
crg resided in the service of his government The al
cnce Of such man would &c terfod that Of any appoint
ment that has heretofore been made.
To the cOnrt Of Her Missy Victoria, no better man
could be accredited than John Ward, Of Georgia
Ne has sagacity, prudence manners, and 10 addition
has strong hold ths affections of the British people
rom his generous iDte-poson in the disastrous aft ir Of
the Pebo. He is already in Europe, and by timely
icstou of his appointment might forthwith enter upon
tire duties of the mission.
The CT a., and add only difficulty with Presi
dent to be inability, unwillngness TO tear
himself away from old beaten tracks, ideas, and ascot
ations and TO adapt his views and policy in the matter
Of public officials to the success, dignity and glory Of
the order that has been instituted. The least
can have of Washington s customs and corupiions in
Richmond, the better for the country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
Neutral Rights.

The question of national law involved in the arrest OF
Eessrs Mason and Sidel s engaging the consideration
of the press, North and South Toe authorities are
rgcy quoted, and all seem to concur in the general
poson that dispatches and ambassadors are contra
hand and liable 20 seizure. We have not examined
Crotius yat,e Wheaton aud the rest at large and we
are no, advised whether they make any distinction IN
the case of neutral vessel sailing from one neutral
mort to another without touching at port OF the bel
li,erens Il that circumstance makes no difference, the
broad rule very distinctly and emphstcay laid down,
and England IL without redress for the overhaung her
s,amer This doctrine implies that all neutral vessels,
wherever they be found on the ocean, and though
At the port of either begerent are liable to search and
aIzure If they have contrlbsnd Of war on board. We
bad not supposed this in accordance With the law Of
nations Ii il be rot the fac. that the English steamer,
avrg tho neutral por. Of Havana for neutral port OF
Eaeand and never having been within the jurisdiction
Of the United States, will make very material differ
cree. On this point the decision will turn.
The old United States always denied this unlimited
right of searoh and, in resistance TO it. entered upon
the war Of 1912. England of course asserted the
trlry principle that time but had supposed il was
abandoned by the universal consent of nations. Both
ZEALAND and the United States will be confronted by
their past positions and will each be maintaining prin-
epes adverse to those formerly entertained by EACH
Blu. Seward will be hampered by further difficulty. In
serng the right TO seize Mason and slidell Embas
sdcrs be has admit the Confederate States as bel
;erents-a concession which will cost his stupid vanity
many pang.
The subject being entirely for English considers'
ton and the CcnfederAtes having voice in IT. We do
not deem it worth the space to copy the views Of the
writer's On national law.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
The Convention.

On Saturday the Convention rejected proposition to
amend the Constitution as to provide that the Gov
enor shall be elected by the General Assembly instead
of by the people. The vote resued-ysns Al nays 60.
TIE clause of the Constitution requiring the application
Of tax the purposes of education in pri
mary schools stricken out-yeas So, nays As. Mr..
Raymond proposed change the clause requiring part
Of the annual revenue to be set apart sinking fund
as TO leave the matter to the discretion of the Lega-
tire. The proposition was decided by yeas and nays,
r sulting yeas, none, nays s5.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

bs elected for long term say twelve years, .ad by the
,Shols county aud by distriots That they, when
elected shall meet and by lot determine tho order in
which they shall hold TIP shcrfy, each for two years.
or course only portion of them will be able to obtain
the sheriay, unless reelected This system may give
US good msgstrs,esand good sherins-nsurs juttcs
without price, the collection and safety Of the
revenue, and greatly diminish the county expenses.
CITIZEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
TO PRESIDENT DAVIS, GOVERNOR LErCHER OR
ANY OTHER WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

Permit ono who is well acquainted with one of
you, but wholly unscquainted personally with the 9TH
er, to make brief suggestion "for the coed Of ths
cause"
The whole medical department of the service needs
msdats, thorough, searching invesiigaiion-n other
Eosds something Is rotten In Denmark" and dear
soliisrs are In too many instatca5 treated with brutal
neglect, BY incompetent, or plsrwise unf. men, who
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

The Norfolk D4y.BoOk says has heard that the Yam
KEGS didn't get the dispatches of our commissioner
wien those gentlemen arrested. Prior to the ar
rest the dispatches together with Confederate drafts
for large amounts had been put into the British mailbag
and not moested. The DaY-Book does not give LIS
authority for the statement which we hope Is true.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

A VEssEl SUM TuE FIRST SHOT.-0ur gunners at the
Evanspors Batteries are becoming proficient On Tues
day a sm N vessel esssyed tss, when r'l gun
opened on her Tho isst Shot took Caac she 1T
went 1owu-dIWn-dOwui
With this exception al hes been quiet a. Potomac
Batteries for the s: week, and yesterday not sail
In gns 1t Aqua egk-FrtdTjck,5Irg Herald
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
latest from Pensacola.

BY despatch received at the War Department, dated
at Pensacola at NJ yesterday tits reported tina. tho
enemy did not renew their attack to day. Both their
ahps Withdrew cripped--all the damsgo done to our
works repaired our wounded but slightly hurt snd doing
well, and our men in the highest spirits.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

R~ESEss 4 ~ 4 stNh Avn ALa4 w AZ -
49, REAl An TNTkRs5T IN THEN Il manu-
faang the mot complete article ;0r The relief OF The sick and
convenience Of h1s that invented II
c2ed The .Nec.an kurs,ag sEng" and invented and
patented b. Dr. = d. hopkins, OF saUEtn Va The approval
Of us bed % swing BY al who have T. especially BY such
men a. Dr. rtblng q a Western Asylum: nunba-
Of Ia or and Professor Campbell, OF Washington College
pool or s great iory. These gentlemen
written isnoeia' n neir esre Of Ia any other
improvement or me nud IN addition these the er land
Mechanics lai1te presented the Inventor with Gold Medal
This Ssins cctnes every requisite for adding the comfort
alex With he paiient be nom one he'd Ia
another the stool the and hr fee low
cred st1r cos.oa Indeed, helpless paeef Ia
aay Pos dsrz6le, and By ggng The SWING gentle motion
invs1s The most reireh-F
%. tLer part Al this he done by
efsa CT twelve years doing by This wonderful Invention
tap he most experienced accomplish ohe wise
ag order ne Atrug rgeon General Of the Con
feras America apd would iave the public TO call at
ny store and SATISFY Themselves 10 regard the utility md value
Of tbs 1velion an authorized by the Inventor
eolas, ard the Meohsnc Nursing Swing 10 order
y also inoTm those In need Of tuppyHt have variety
81 Camp Cots and has Of the most ooayee1t and Improved
style X HOW, Governor street. and i2ih Richmond Va
lNDI0O, HNDICO.-A supply VI superior lHdigo, Nv Ia
store and Tor sac By v. PETERSON CO., l3 Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
A DUEL NEAR MANASSAS.

MASAssAs Nov GA hostile meeting took psc, yes
terd,y (2lsO between VIM. A. Courtney corr. spoGjert
Of re Charleston Mercury, and Captain Cuthber, of the
Palmetto Gus.js
TIE csu.e The iG5ulty vas the recent publication
hv tie luego Gu.rj, raaciiHg irjlricusy upon Mr..
Courtney. Afar an exchange OF shots, the ives
houOra6ly settled.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
- ,rssT!FUFI0E-sTATs RIgH5s.
kIG ii Nj u " ID W Il / "
MONDAY MORNING, NOV. 25. 1861.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

81 Letters Sus'He's mast Do addressed to n'"ha'0r@
Ee tcrite on bo sides Of re paper ,ri not % psoss
4 Tsts a ruiz Of ka0 Sdndng oHQM 70 Be hno1on 10 az
81 ,s "a no case 6s departed from Obituary noces eSoeed
NJ sfglt EiTss ara charged Tor as advertisements
Va odnaOt uadsrtdts 70 rsturn re'eced OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
REDEMPTION OF sso.el4 90 OF VIRGINIA

yHE holders Of the following certificates Of debt Issued By the
l. sse Of vrna under an "Ac TO proyds or TIE eonsue
march, 1885 amended By the Cd section Of an &C. 10 pro
certain railroad mpanies and for other
purposes passed March, 1881 will take notice that the Com
sinking Fund win proceed on the sls day Of
Dec 1901 raid certificates Except much there
Of appear be held by others the United a. me
1he holders Of said certificates
are required on Id December 1861 70 surrender the
once Of the or whether surrendered or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
MIssIssIPPI LAND FOR SALE.

MISSISSIPPI LAND FOR SALE.
Oyer for sale ny plantation 10 Madison county Ma There
1900 jp eulHsshon which oil table lsnd except
about go efhne bottom There he psee nsv
dwelling house. roomy and compodieu Win Ne yard oney SCI
variety Of ihrubbey; DIN house; hne NAMED qusrts
and every Thing 10 MAKE comfortable me plsntAon ven
VIII the finest hedge In the hata Dor NE plantation
dsssp Nv DUkIy,
yp-oH Tgpsp, nsdsoa eogsy. W..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
MAGISTRATES AND sHERIFFs.

70 tfs Editor Of Ns Wig
en- Sho would greatly reoics to see revived the
old Comfy Court system, which worked SO well and so
long, But the signs indicate that this too greats good
to be hoped for As the best substitute for It, that &C.
ours to me, venture to suggest That the magistrates
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
ClVP NEAR RALEIGH COURTHOUSE.

me Fioyl Blgale, aLu EXPOSES AuVshet ePeS'4e4 Va
Yankee impudeucc:
CAMP NEAR RALEIGH CcURUoUSE.
November l9, 1861,
Tie Yankees sent in a his Of truce to.dsy-bAy'nt
We. heud for what purposC-bu no doubt It ID mere
preexs 20 afford themselves some idea ct strength
slI position bat Gu, General would not ALLOW them 10
cone within our lines.
p 5 Have just ascer,eined what the alg OF truce
amounted TO- The Yankees sent over TO propose tha'
they would take Sece5=onist prisoners provided
W. would Tot g. he rny more Union men. Tee PROPOSE
hon was sdd esed 10 tbe commander Of the forces late
II encampsd on COJOl HI. Col Wharton returned 10
tlem the answer that be would receive no eommunca'
ton which addressed TO BEigader-General John
B. Foyd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
NESsGs M.SOy AND SLIDELL.

NASHVILLE Nov o. -Tle Northern journals are jubil-
an az the arrest of Ns,sFs Miscn and Sidel. They
consider that Great ain viii regard their arrs.
matter Of any serious c0n5id ration The distinguish
Cd prisoners are 70 be sent 70 Boston.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
From The LgEekJiTq Repab'ieaH.
FROM GYM FLOYD'S CAMP.

The fooaing extract Of letter is from friend in
t5s Floyd Brigade, and poses another specimen OF
Yinhee imnuieHte.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
Ok MILITARY ROCKS.

wv. RANDOLPH, 191 Asin ST.,
for sale
Capt els's Notification and Attn. ~, si2S.
Capt virle's Haud Book Of Active Service, 1jc.
Crduancc Manual a, By uAil45l.
Southern Military Manual, liza
New zap % Virgins, Ger poeset J5,.
Mes Nap o. E1stsr' Nrg MIA, for pocket, 50c
Amy RCzuat0- s. . 20
Grhsms chool IN soldier end Company, csc.
81 hams Field Artillery p-pe- SIC.
Gihsms Mditsly Manual, $50, BY mall. g.
Gross Nlh, " su gerry, I5c
COOpsrs Cavalry lsts, With plates Manual for Colts Pistols
And lsury skrmlsh Dli !, Csc.
Maury's sEifuish Dtl PC.
Gu post Daty for C.val y. 90.
Robert Hard .. OK for Art liery T5c.
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