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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORR:
Eor Neylayen m, (EK ) l2:l3, tEz)j $780, fS0,
snc -. m
For BidyepOrt, T. m, (Exli Rj, tEI)i $50 4sc.
and ?. 49,
m. i2:i5 $3.50, 4:3n, aud p. m. -
Fol Rolws, 9:JJs I2l5, g. (Ez u $50 4D, S:3o
For DaIlan and Greenwich, ooo m l2',30 i;o $50.
-.
For Stamford g. (EIl $50 M I2l5, g. (Ex $50 4;o
5:3l p. M. - ,.,.
70 Par Chester and enediats stnions 9.30s Ha.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield a. M. tiki (EL j. p n
Foston, via Shore Line, ~: IS, o p. Ia -
lor HaHford and Springfield ga m (EI l2:l3 D. tEib
r - -
Connecticut Eiyer RsiroaitO Montreal e. H. tEI and
H:lS p 20 Norbampton. -
For Iisrtfrd ProyiIsrcr and Fi,hki Railroad Erl
For Nca Hsyeu NewLondon and St0aa ton KsiFosd ats
a M, lE:li, 3, p.
For Canal Railroad i2l5 .. IN. TO Northampton.
Tor Hoisa,onie RsiIosd 20 Pittshsld, a. m,
For N1nsatuck Railroad. o. IN 8 D. M
FJg 0aobury ard Norwsk Rairo q $3.50 m, $3.50
JAMES Il. uOGt, Superintendent.
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PARIs, LONDON avid NEW-YORK MED-

~ iShL ADVISER snd MARRIAGE GUIDF.--A book
,Posng We is4cles ef Physoosis.s ard the unsuccessful
ht q fhyaieisps IN special dsesseg o. frat local. but by
- la im2ofe tIestept prosling the nervous -
s esbS both bed and body total wreck 10th edition
,lo hiustrstons BY ". LARMOET, Paris London,
20 f9Tk Physician d Surgeon No Gs7 Broadway top
.sr y. Z. Mailed by RICHARDSON, dor 81, No. w.
Sst0f iionse, k0ss Tonsey, No. 1ll Ns.saust H.
~ s e1 no Us kassalst keGYork aud j. H. Johr son.
,~n. ~ ~o%qsstl % Shic@go Ohce homs-9s NJ 10 D. M We
Wot. WI VI. elo Sinf papers in Recommending Dr. iLAR-
~. W ise aeisd' DaPsch Atlsa Courier d,s Es,I n
'"t's'tb e*sb <eiIons aedbcA hsYsB. IS
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& NEw-IAvEN RAILROAD.
. SUMMER ARR RANGENENT. 1851.
COMMENCING AUGUST 49, 1851.
rRaINs LEAVE NENN-Y

PA.enser Station in NswYOrk 27tst and sh sy En-
on 1rfh....
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New Publications.
READY THIS DAY,
h fHE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY


DEADY THIS DAY,
U fHE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
SEPTEMBER, 1881,
With Contributions by
'A"N' ''0''-' o. W. HOLMES, BAYADD TAYLOR
HARRIET MARTINEAU, ,,o,on,s ,,,,,-,,,,Dop
u W. hi00iN'0' RICHARD GRANT WHITE
- a. AED OTHERS.
The shai..pesre Mystsry; The Bath; elccas Messtysi
NV odd Adventure with 9uBius bratns Booths NY Ot DOOR
Btdv Sermon "a Stone Agnes Of Sorrento The Aqusan
The Ysang kspssef; Bread spd the NeWspeI Uhder te
Adysnags Of Defeat Ode 10 Usppnessi Elizabeth bsIelt
EFownlYk; Reviews sd Literary Notices.
Vsaas-fwcnty-fye Cents pr Eun5er. Three eohn Pes
Ssaf Fos'f-'1 y Wv nj KNOR FIELDS, Publishers,
No. 49, Washington st., Boston, Nsss
A NATIONAL SUCCESS!
~ The sudden sale Of large rst edition oi he ne" ana
beautifully prepared NsVDs Wori price ten cents per nun
ba, -.
A HISTORY OF THE SOUTHERN REBELLloN AND
WAR FOR THE UNION,
yeyes the Il entirely fu6s the demand for such work H.
AZ composition very sttrscve while s subject matter EN-
hreo. facts ana figures Of very important nature. IL the
oply History OF pssen. struggle and as such should De IN
aver, mans hands Be TO examine No Ijust out Hh
,reompsrahly the work for the times.
YoI ,ale at su News Stores.
FREDERICK GERHARD
General AGENT, No. 81 Essssd.st.
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A UGUST BRENIANOs

~ BO0K-SYORE AND isEWS EMPORIUM,
No Us BROADWAY.
M this essbiihneEt tire Boston and Phisd ha d.iios
sNeyabe he'd.
Al foein and Auericsn Newspapers sn1 Periodicals
srp censnty hand Fo "a Bele numbers served
10 apy pat Oft city without charge.
~ n-baek numbers Sf al the principal Pegl1dcss kcwsps
rtrf nd Mse1znes slxa a.s on hard
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New Edition.
UvHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1861.

new edition ready containing the names offredsnt
LiDeoins Cabinet the name, Of ministers to foreign
VOsspIneniI, and estsr interesting political niaser
CONTENTS:
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS fos
the wear 1861.
GoSERNMENT OF TIE UNITED sTATEs-EIesu,ivs
and Judes.
IgvoYs EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTERS RESI-
DENT from the United States Foreign Courts.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, Members Of, Petit
esllJ CIassifed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED
STATES Politically CLASSIFIED
xxxvuiH CONGRESS lsnss ohoisnl Politically Classified
FREE HOMEsTEADs. or tho Action Of Congress on the
Question OF granting Free ossesdat to Actual Settlers oa
ePube Domain including the Bl passed for the pspOss,
ard the Presidents Veto thereof
ElPUBLICAN NATIONAL PLATE ORM for 1850
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC (Douslssl PLATFORM for 1861
NATIONAL OEMOCRATIC lBreekiBIidse) PLATFORM Tor
NATIONAL UNION fBeTn PLATFORM for 1900
EIEoToRAu VOTE or THE SEVERAL STATES FOR
SECESSION or SOUTH CAROLINA.
TABLE or TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA
1repsredai ne Sr'nsonsn Institution and conis the
1eBeEsuIe Of the -Four Seasons and he Nesn No
tse Of the 5eai az iSd FONTS in NoE America
HECToN RETURNS FRoa ALL rHE STATES OF
IhE UNION. osIefaiiv eoGlPiied expressly for THk
LIST or STATES CAPITALS, GOVERNORS TINES OF
LEGISLATIVE MEETING, GhAkKAL ELECTIONS
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT In lS5a 1886, and 1851,
Pdee Is cents; copies for 81 100 copies So psssgs
Bsef Numbers Of THE BrE AINASAc can Supplied for
yetts 49 1852 '5 56. J7 80 '3s sDd't1 Price 13 cents
each. postage paid Address TUE TRIBUNE ksw.iort-
H0! YOUNG MAN Without help you src
RoRMATioN Resds Tract vi ,snd yoO FOR dine on my
Rev Method Self desi ~ ceIisn Neryeas eonpss sae
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A PRECEPTRESS WANTED for Young Ladies'
IN Institute IN Pennsyysna Personal application
tafy. Several Schools lor sale aud 70 rent.
@. s. w0ODMAN & Company
AGENTS for Schools and Teachers No. SO6 Broadway n Y
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Inslrnrtiom.

" MER. SCHOOL INST. " Established
"a ls53.-A reliable Educational AGENCY for Teachers
and Schools Persons interested in engaging teachers may
obtain, without charge, explicit information Of comle-
tent candidates. Principals desiring to puTchUe AcI4e
mics, ding or Day schools are inyltcdto call.
g. y. WOODMAN l. Co. No, nroadway,
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miscellaneous.

MR.. G. III. RIVERSs NEW DANCING
WI ACADEMY No 80 Sehsrmerhorn st. on CoSrts. B,ook
Jn viii open on TUESDAY. Sept To- Send Tor scircrsri
NOR THE SUPERIOR ROOFING STATES
i Of the EAGLE SLATE COMPANY, apply at thels Yard,
eoner Of lath and iOsv OF 70 O. FURMsN Agent NO.s7
CourtlGndt-sl. N. Y.
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new edition ready containing the names offredsn
libeolns Cabinet the of the Ministers to FoE
vOysnIoentI and ether interesting political n.siter
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22

WIZARDS STEEL RIFLED CANNON Tor
w ARMY, NAVY and MERCHANr sEss 49, ~, s ssss
admrable LONG RANCE Guns can be furnished =,
in Fl In BATTERIES with all cAnHlAsEs an1
conpss neudns Ho,ehliss sho and she Hs ,s.s
~ ss'Sesa~s s"a~~" II iN East ssdst. NsS-yatb
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-22

CLASSICAL and ENGLISH SCHO0L.-JAS.
~ WEIR MASON, A. II, removed 20 No. 60 East 28ths,
reopens Sept l6. Ccuss at Cares Bookstore, No. $50
Broadway.
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'HIIa ~ Qr THHIa % IUIT' !.
6tsamboais ai,o RAILROADS..

II "A OF HARTFORD snd GRANITE STATE leave Peck
slip daily p mr. Sunday, excepted Cabin fas to Hartford
y 50; Deck, al.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-27

And Tor diseases arising from habits of destination IN
removes all improper discharges an0 viii restore the
patient IN short tIne 10 OF nealt, sD r,r,r,,
Use LfeHaootd Hzroct BsIchg for diseases and anec
tions OF the most distressing character
Use HssRa6oid's ErrGct BHcha for all afisciio
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-27
Stoves. Slores!! StoFes q!

HAVE ID store and receiving the best selected
Il assoEtn Of COOKING and HEATING sIOsE,
FURNACES, CRATES, &C, ever offered II this mar
ket and viii sell Low articles Of the same KIND
can be bought LOUSY lie CllcDnaIi: say IN part
sizes nuted C0mmOB stoves Tor Coal,
do straight, do do
90 large Globe Coal Stove;
do Opea Franklin Coal stoves;
DO do 90 Wood do
do Monkey Coal StoEss;
40 ruted Box >toyes for Wood;
and 10 Plated Wood stoves;
sizes Kansas PzEl0F Stoves Tor Wood;
do ChaIienge Heaters Tor Coal
DO large extra Shufeh Stoves
-4 DO Phoe1ix Cosistore;
do Ironing and WASH house Stoves;
Conrasn J4rnD and Mantle Grztes;
Narbsszed Iron Nzntiez and Grztss, co<nplesei
wros4sht and C4st Iron Cooking stovse 70. wood
aud cosI ~ bsss rske. J. W. WILSON,
scs7s IT, eeiisesss
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-27
A Thousand Babies Wanted.

4 (tHliDREN of any age now have their pictures
~ taken perfect, as We have built Room expressly
for their Groups of Children also taken in frac-
ton OF second, clear weather. Mothers need not
now have the trouble take them Gallery dozen
times, and at last put up with caricature If they
will but go at once to
febIS-tf HUGHES, PREMIUM GALLERY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-27
PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

I TAKE pleasure in announcing my old friends and
1custOmers that after absence of two years, l
have again returned to resume the practice of the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its branches, having pur-
chased the interest of my brother the old establish
months IN New York the past Summer to obtain fully
renovated and enlarged the suite Rooms throughout
That my facilities better to produce nrst-
class work than most Galleries boast OF, and
duce TO the comfort OF patrons trust not only
to sustain the proud position the Gallery has hereto
fore sustained but to elevate 1t still higher stand
ard. have also engaged the services of Mr. COOK,
one OF the best Photographers in the world who took
the Pictures which obtained the first premium at the
Worlds Fair in London in 1851 and am determined
not only make this the leading Gallery in the State
and now introduce to the public the following
styles:
Imperial Photograph, India Ink,
Figenette, plain or coored,
Iyorytypes,
Pastel Portal Pictures, life size,
Photographs on Canvass, life size,
Visiting Cards, full length plain,
Autograph Photographs, Is taken at one sitting.
Stereoscopes, on glass paper,
still continue to make the Melainotype and Am
brotype heretofore. The above styles are all
tirey new IN this city, except the Autograph Card,
when but one made at sitting all who in want OF
nything in my line are politely invited 10 give my
call before visiting elsewhere, when will prove by
occular demonstration the above facts.
Respectfully, F. n. HUGHES.
oct20-u b. 6. d. L. A.
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TO SHIPPERS

SUPERISrESDENT's OFFICE, n. & c. r. r.,
Nashville, Jan. 81, 1861. !
OWING to the unusual accumulation of Freights at
~ Nashville, well other transhippng points
South of our Road, compelled to stop receiving
Freights for few days when further notice will be
given. Z. W. COLE,
feb4-tf Superintendent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-27

II AyISG every facility IN the way Of wcrknsn and
Ii material u do hrsf-rate work with despatch
viii contract Tor Timing Tools, either In the city or
country, ct low rates. and in every case warrant
safisfacton Cutters, Piping Valley Gaping 6c done
N the best manner J. W. WILSON,
ieos-u Oppisite sexznee House-
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Notice to shippers.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT, n. &C. r. P !
Nashville, March Z 1861. I
II TNTIL further notice, Freights for Memphis and
" Charleston Railroad, and local stations on the
Nashville and Oh ittanoega Railroad, will be received
Mondays and Fridays. E. W. COLE.
mar7-tf Superintendent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-27
VOL. XXI.
Aashrille gatriot.
TERAs:

Daily, per annuu-. .---....-....--....ss 90
fri-weekiy, per annuIa, a,..-.-..--.......5 90
Weekly, per sHuun, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
One Weekly for two years, or Two Weekliez
for one year, IN advance, 5 90
When the Daily, Tri-Weekly or Weekly be dis
continued (pad II advance The time subscribed or)
the subscriber must order, otherwise will be contin-
ued, al our option, Until paid for and stopped II
not paid, H must be paid the time of discontiDuance,
or al our option If the party good, it viii be sent
until paid
Remt,ances by mall, in '.registeret'' letters,
rfsE
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POTASH.

one Thousand pounds Potash on hand, and for sale
Ooy :, RAINS, BROWN & GO n
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south NASHVILLE Bakery.

Nov open an ready 10 furnish parties, private or
IN public n shortest notice. Every kind OF Bread,
Cks ad coolscl,ens constantly on hand, and any sx-
tras farashsd a. short notice.
dsc1s-Sm.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-27
Miiit.rr Conyrs.,men.

correspondent expresses . very decided obi ction
to the election Of army on 70 seats in the ConfedC-
rate CJDgress He uTgsS two OF ctious: LIST. Ga the
score Of pdncpls-she military and legislative dP'rs
meuts should be k'p; separate and distinct. ID The
officer in the 6sd cannot perform bis duties there and IN
the Legislative Hi at the same time.
Toe jections to Us wel-founded. 10 the great
E,sl sa Revelation it found necessary adopt
ofdiusnse BY which no member Of Parliament should
hod commission in the army The ordinance svaded
by Cromwell slous; and BY him the Liberties Of the
eoun,r, we're subverted. 1t may BE- alleged that
In 20 danger o. any such resu. here. We know not Of
what We are in danger. We in a stale Of war, ard
vast variety Of unforeseen contingencies may arise Il
is the psrs Of true vdOm to sd,p, every possible pre-
eiuion against them Like p 'oduo k effects.
We shorll not create Cromwell, les: circumstances
should arise BY which Re might pref to our undoog.
We passed through the FIRST Revolutionary Without
any oioer Of the srny holding in the Confederate
Congress Of that day Even the illutrious Washington
poWeress in the presence Of tie assembled ns sly
Of the people. 10 fact the idea Of !olerapg officer
70 The Congressional Halls, entertained for
moment. We believe it was an invariable rule for
member Of that assembly, before taking his Seat 70
sga any petty State tfce he might hold a, home. Our
ancestors thOrght inst the duties Of Office we're quite
"a much any ore man could perform. They lived,
when we're capsbls Of great deeds they ever
have been known 10 be at any period Of the worlds
history
Il We we're wanting il Of ability, there might be
shadow Of excuse for appealing to the heads Of
Regiments or Bigsdes to make our laws. But We are
not awsrs Of sry scarcity. Oar land a5ounds in states.
men Of respects bic abiss who at leisure to devote
their whole tine to the subj of Legislation. We de
e1edly prefer srch 10 any military legisliiors-even
though they possessed the overshaoWing reputation Of
a Washington, a HlmitOn, or Lee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-27
Fxtertion In salt.

Il would require great deal of arstrate evidence
70 convince the people Of the country that there is
s,ms foul play amopg the vendors of salt The Suspicion
prevails that il has been bought up by few persons
who have secre,ed IT, both in town and country for the
purpose Of creating an imaginary scarcity, ard there.
upon d,uaudng sNorbau, price. In support Of this
position It is alleged tina. three months ago there was
large supply in Richmond, sud some csses have acc-
dtntaly become known Of considerable quantities be.
ing .hipoed to Interior towns and stored away.
ft1ls b. the &C. We know Of no remedy except that
persons should buy little possible and tus; to the
chapter Of accidents for relief. In New Orleans, the
supply IS unusually large. Wese: stated, that large
quantities. easily Obtained in Texas and Arkansas;
Q d, at the works in Washington county, moro than
sOugl can be made for the consumption of the State.
Bstde, this. Mr.. Thomasson proceeding With his ope-
r,ons 10 South Carolina, and suspect he will be able
to supply the AIlsntic States. We sometimes suspect
shst the people themselves quite much to blame
TIE spscuatOr in getting scared before they are hurt
buyi-g more than they nesd once, thereby aggra-
vating the apparent scarcity.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-27

Baltimore Clipper OF la'e date, gives an account
OF Gen. Pices Operations in Missouri According to
ila, account there three days lighting at Liking
tou The arst day Price succeed in forcing the Fed
erals from their en,renchm and from ths towr; the
mex, day, stampede took pace among the Federal
hoz WHICH forced the Fsdsrs troops TO ret eat and
thsy got into where there vas 10 water and en-
tee 81 dsy, they we're comp He'd to surrender.
This is the Federal sceoant-uhether true OF not, We
VII not voucb Th, probability IT, that 1t understites
the success Of the Hs.oursns
F,ou Kentucky, the intelligence continues favorable
Gan Johnston said 70 be hailed Saviour, and tie
Kenuekans are aosksg bis standard If the reports
We hear be true, not many days will elapss before he
drives the Hsssians from PadueAh. By moving With
CaaIiln CELEBRITY be may deliver the Whole State from
the dominion of the Tories and Yankees.
Il s reported, tina. the Yankee expedition which has
sailed or ID abOu, 20 sail Is destined for the coast Of
Georgia or Fiorida-more PROBABLY the former
From the armies in Virginia, hear nothing worth
reporting except that Capt. Wax r, some.hers above
Dumr res tIyd bis guns upOa Yankee steamer and diI-
allied ito MUCH tha. il had TO be towed OF.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-27

The DESTRUCTION OF THE Doo RIVER FAcToRY BIT
FlaEThe Mobile Tribune of the 10 b, give his fol-
low ng account Of this disaster-alesdy reported by to-
egrsph:
Bstweeu twelve and o1e O'Clock yesterday tho Dog
River asory caught fire, ard BY three four O'Clock
the Whole contents Of the man bul6i 6 Sss consumed
When the FIRE began all the baud except one man and
40 boys abssu; ct diGner IL commenced IN the
fire room, extended thence to the dressing room, and
soon swept over tho whole buidiig The ergiN was
running the time ard kept running until the walls
e ill., The wife Of the pro ten sup9Eintet dent Ars
Locthar, exhibited great deal OF courage and energy
in trying TO save wsas shs could FROM the aImes but
nothing of much value rescued.
By this accident three four hundred employers, in
rlu iog their 'auies, thrown out of work. IL WAC
Eih some difficulty that thu adjoining buildings were
sept from the flames.
We are told that the establishment. Is insured to what
amount We could learn Is: evening. Mr.. Peck the
rnsuent superintendent, went TO the United States
cot long ego in order rl up some busues in that
country leaving nearly all Of his property here, most Of
which, We learn is invested in The factory. He was
seized there and is now, Informed in one Of
Lncola's bas,iies.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-27
The Daily walk an RIehmond-r.y the Car

The great demand for the DAILY WHIa within the city,
as well oy regular Oy transient readers and the diff
Guilty of satisfactorily supplying both classes Of readers
by carrying system edspted only to Office suSscfip
tons have induced Us 20 resort the only feasible
mode Of managing hrss city circulation, to wit; that
OF prspayRSA! TO the Carriers From this date, there
fore, Subscriptions for the VINO 10 be left within the
city will be taken this ,e ard ell persons ndeotee
FOR subscription the present time within the city, are
requested 10 call at the office and settle their accounts
Toe Carriers will of course coaliaue to deliver the pa
p,r the present subscribers and receive pay for the
same at the rate OF fifteen cents per week The public
will now understand that all restriction upon the sale OF
n. wHrs by Carriers within the city is removed, ard
tina, III Who may buy it from the Carriers or have
eJ for them at their residences or places OF business
September l6:h. 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-27
R,o,n ~, Na,6,;lle Union. a4h.
ENGAGEMENT OF GEN. ANDEISoN'S BRIGAD
WITH TEE ENEMY In NORTHWESTERN VII

ENGAGEMENT OF GEN. ANDEISoN'S BRIGADE
WITH TEE ENEMY IN NORTHWESTERN vIR.
GINA.
RI,rte. from letter from Capt. Thos II. Bsstck Of
Of the ID (Col Hattou) Regiment, il Gen. 8. R. An
dersons Brigade, dated 18Th last.
1--WE expected battle last Thursday, and did have 4
;e brush but tho bad condition OF toe roads defeated
cur whole arrangements l have not time or ptper
now to give you toe PARTICULARS will do so hereafter.
Ony two Of our regiment were wounded One was
member Of Captain An;honys company and the other OF
Cap gin BIbei's Baber's WAS shot by picket as
so pas ed through tha woods. C4ptau Anthony's man
vas slightly wounded In the arm be killed the man
who shot Lin. In our brigade there too killed. ten
or twelve wouudt d. and mis- ing, besides two mis-
sing negroes Lieutenant Colonel Goodner lost bis me-
pro-suoposed TO have bsen captured. Col. haneyf
horse vas killed. but he not near him at the time.
Doctors Robinson and Fe were taken prisoners, but
were rec.p,ured by Donslisons Brigade, and are now
with us Not one II my men WIS hwt We DO not
know here bow many OF the enemy were killed but sup
n. We must have killed 6It en- or twenty, took eight
prisoners. four horses and wagon 0le OF our prison.
era was Lieutenant Donaldson took on another road
x,yseven prisoners and killed seventeen. He lost one
and had none wounded. Loring took one hundred Pr
soners, and killed. IL is thought fifteen"
letter from Lieut. Tolliver, in the same company. OF
he same date says the two men killed 10 Gen. Ander
sons Brigade we're 10 Col Maneys Regiment, and that
q IN. Lorng had one killed and few wounded.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-27
TEE Woe rRraipYxr.
~ O.. fad 0eOt.. 1891.

70 tie k1itx efAs Wzie:
lhs source Of regret that the EIsminer b. opfnsd
: Gre asainH Alexander h. Stephens. he knows hus
Of public opinion In the South and Southwest In relation
70 that distinguished Individual BE was for DouslM,
and v" not an early secessonist; all true If Douglas
bad been nominated at Chsrlt son, or elected without
the nomination, vs should not nov have the present
civil upon 10 condemnation Of Mr. Stephens, Il
Is said be sur parted Mr. Douglas aer the latter held GER
tain hgh.toned doctrines shout coercion bot, lot b
remembered thstJef.ron, even under the Coufeders.
ton, held high doctrines and during the days Of bic
eubmgo held 10 the doctrine Of absolute aequeseeaos
In the will of the msjorty.
We know a good deal Of public opinion in the Con.
fedsrate Stats and truly say that Alexander r.
Stephens the map, and the very man. that vi get
support he q . Wis. man, prudent man, and most
decidedly conservative one Lock 1t hs past history
Who ever heard Of bis playing the demsgosuef We
have inquired long since into the history Of his life even
that Of bis foreihe, and proud Of the record
be can shov. He educated conservative b father
before him was conservative and an honest private Oft
z.n. We can tell tie EIsninsr and ell others tia,
gains anything BY attacking Alexander II. Stephens
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