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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02


eETsosoLyTAE HALs"
secesi aud Ia.. week 81 q
BOMBaRDNENT OF FORT SUMTEp,
\ cpSFRlstss rms
BATTERIES AND FoRrIFl ArIoSs AROUND THE
HARsoR OF CHARLESTON, 5. C.,
IvEsY NAM, Sr O'CLOCK.
I ISsoS .l.- .a.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFrEsSoos, =, 3 sea''s.
nsl-alu. --------------
KIceMOkp AND DASgiLLE RAILROAD.
ESgzsi saIe1 iaEN u
kuyEsINrESDENrs oTrIcr.l
~ Z. sta, 1881.
sUmmRR ARRANGEMENT,
FOR TIE soUrH AND soCIH-wisr
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
ON and AMER MONDAY Aug l2 Passenger Trains viii run
~ a foieSs:
.n Train say-. Rich nond daily andAy. neuded) At 1870 A.
NJ bat on sunday % Burktsy onl eonnse1n
there trains the south fde KAoAa ios 'he s'uH anu
san rranlesve. nvle daily (eKcep, sandsys At So NJ,
And re aches Richmond al Lao, o'clock r NJ p,.
ron leaving Bursssyle arrival Of u Tsia IRON the
sooth and Southwest iO NJ aud reaching Rchu'ad at
rain from Richmond connects at surkesye with the Trsns
on sou Railroad for Lynsaburs and the South west
daily. -,,,.-,., A.. so,,..
SIDE Railroad tr alma for Petersburg and Norfolk
rhToug oeasd and Baggage VII be checked
through TO The following PonD: c,,.
pI,aI Kuoxdlie,
D.T,on' Atlanta,
Nan,ysn,rv CHAa O. rALC)Tr,
,Ss,s Superintendent
NExy aCCTION HOUSE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
TIE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREESBRiER COUNTY, va.
REDUCTION OF CHARGES
OWING 10 the embarrassed ofhe county the White
Osuphur spuss bas Determined TIE following
charges for board,
S2sO per day.
ga per Heek.
$50 per month
White ri psice Cdren under 10 and over
years and oolored servants hAlfpTiee.
ga HUMP6REYs, President
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02

on RAGS PnIMH LtGCSnA OOEEEI.
GU ~ tss5 best lava Utica =
% cf est sud Ssass ~ .ck Ard Green Te. ~.
e. packets GinssT A,isb.se sad ycpSzE
80 bJIs Crushed .rd ursh LATED 5ugsz. strf
90 obs Osdse slyssr
IS thds BroSh CNtA ,lfs O auss
o. Doxes H.sreh, 0!asS AND AtA1n.sdn, lards.
1896 boxes Colgate. Tone sssp
o. boiA hascoyxd, holsSsss.
f5 half ttls. WSois fsuily nss Hsasxa
~ tess Sal Sois.
10 bags Shot
loo ibis }. frull 4 o. EaI.
10 hads. Creole kun
81 halves, quaftera and sishts, Tf.noh Brands,
10 quarter cssts dsdar.s shsrry ana Poi Wlss
j. Bamsardnsrs Old Bye WHISKY from 10 years old
me shove are I'd frst clan sOods Of direct mpuscn or
ufsetare and Tor sale by
len hIyRY A LEysooua
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRING, Aug. II, 1851.
VJHTBEAs Tho. Kinbirey late Of sweet spsg Monroe
w Va rdlns Temporarily, In Richmond has since Jpy
"a ined Artillery Nolzs;yer compsny tyed houniaa Ar
IT, ry W. L. which company legally mustered Into the
Vice Of O. A, and whereas, said Knnrry Hh BIS consent
caied his 10 placed the regular Mus erro War De
psrtrasn be being the Musteray the render LEWIS
bis coEnned sNseues without leave, hs.oTr has bee;
daily reported 10 hesdqu ers, and Is order from the
advertise h dtssr-r subject % the penalty un!es'
he by t return 70 biz company shall such ceea
he exercised ssApst him The General deem proper.
B. B1EMga
Rn2,l-diE Major Artillery " I.
POBEHTs' III SD.BOOk OF ARrELLBKY.
Ii Tlis e consists 81 series Il Classified question:
and eIpispatoy of practical and OF al tech
uIcs,i,' Of the artillery service coureys small compass
much ysu able inform s'ion
The Handbook Of Artillery, By Capt Joseph Roberts, Z.
Army I'd edition; Trie' Is ceois BY mail, Past paid
suls J. w. RANDOLPH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
RICHMOND. aUG.ta.rss,.

Nv have n0v on hand eo'fa Iushs or SO 4 ers
w Tired in ygniA phcs IufcsSsd by senior psr.
Of ihr dn Of Ale. !s c. Aho re have 10 Store
ceiyes, Loodi 'Efhir i0I tofs, pdehs. q csTesIou,
J.. which viii be sofa JS. fdug . qgsiity
ALIEN I'LL co, izi ksin q.
r. s-C.rPst Bag, Vsie,s. also hand purchased Ia
Jhsrlestoa q. O., ~
sui5 A " 4 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02

DISSOLUTION UF C0.FARThERSbiP.
IIHE co-PArtae-sh'p a Ciarkson, Anderson q Co.,
dissolved July LIST by muiul coaIsni UiAHk-
SIS v settle the business though either partner will ssu 10 hq1
dalton book and accounts be Oand al the oa,e OF
olaIkIon Co, Ne. lu6 kAn street. -. ,.,
I'M ANDERSON,
ara ~ II. BR0XNfLL.
NOTICE.
ON this Date sales sill be Tor oa OF p:yt1ls
I J within tbI,t, d.ys CT AaKsON a CO,
auL No. l06Maln street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02

prlrH or HARyIT DCDLKT We are panied 70 record,
NJ ruorripg the death Of Harvey A. Dudley, son Of
aThom4s O. Dudley, the City Sergeant He died a.
rearly hour, Saturday morning, after a brief and
re laess, which, It. ID believed, supernducsd by
rops,ant affection 20 the sick aud wounded Confede-
soldiers brought to this eity for treatment lie was
rsc:iEe menhsr Of the Connitte> Of Arrangements
p,on,Si by tee Ci0zsns' meeting The deceased
"a .ssed many es-aNble eU,,;es. Polite 20 every one,
"a O. sOcid gsna disposition be Won the esteem Of
arse circle Of irisnds aad acqnaintances No young
ran enjoyed In CHER degree The regard aud eo-h'
a.. &c OF ths community, and bs untmsiy death will De
&c NED by ell sbO knew lin. Truly may Il be said
.! him noN-Death loves shining marx.
Ts funeral OF The deceased took place Yesterday after
nom. from the Monumental Church. The building VS.
81 odd to It's gtnUs espac .y, and many we're unahle
ta gain aimtfsnce. The remains were taken for inter
re1l % the ShOcSOe Hill Cemetery. aod were followed
IL tie gave bY a very large cortsys.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02

Tax HoaE AsrtlIEEY.- The iciiOwing Il list OF the
COMMISSIONED Of5csrs OF the Battalion Of Richmond
Home ENtiIery'-a portion Of TIE Fourth Rginsnt Of
ArIlsry Virginia hiiIia commanded By Colonel Thomas
4 kii
tQtsBasy A.
Cau,ao. Robert NJ NiuHo.
lst Lieutenant, Jahn a. GsElig.
I'd Charles hunt
"a james A. SoOgt
7IayaNy 4:
Q.g.an, John " GoOdSya.
AZ, Lisa;slani. R,5bArIH y, tor.ol
"A William 7 TrCsnau.
.ssi POWbatsn Weisigss
,oanDasy q.
,Cap.Au Miehae Bowen.
!lst Lieutenant, George BargAmn-
g1d -" william ,. sinus.
I'd vacant
"a s1pec,ed that one COMPANY I'LL be armed rith
az FOUNDER 6ei guns with sN-pouuder ruled guns,
aud ons with tselye-pouudef hoNis,rt
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DNGGETT g. ANDERSON,


~ receiving for the Fall Trade GArretirss, or C.o,as N
Lngs Curtain pods Cornisss and 9sncs Wado. sasisS
,sper HAnginzs cur.ed A Bos, for SAT- pcts
zrpets Caana Beds and Mattresses nsde TO order al tho
ce Paper bauns done 10 the city country b. sapeof Ho
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02

&%A CARD.--As NE have TO pay eAss f0s
~ every thing bSsisi 10 TIE fss Of ~
pts. VII ron this dat, decline ,,nruiLS .ns
.-pt with p.oLs sb3 have regularly s-d s bul ~s
q lH Of j. nusTy sni IGly.
Account, PAID Isl JsiJ jos pAssd 'sEsot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02

49, TO III Il DIS OF DEPAkT-
49, hENTs AND AssisTANre-l would beg TO nvite the
Ct the HeadI Of Departments Of the vshou, branches Of
6oyerameE Of the Confederate States now Rchmond 70
and extensive Of Books, Paper station.
cry, Envelopes, Blank Books, &C., which VII
furnish them n fnir prices
Having attached 70 my Bnds
~ PREPARED Binding, the manufacture
Flank Doo every description In the best and al the
Io,e,t price, MORRIS,
Publisher and Bookseller,
Main strert Richmond
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stOnNS, ~N
" BCNIONC, SSf&HlRA

ogTIcE or X. n. AAUh' =" CO.
srOCEs BONDS. a.. rV2 aALi
Fhala STATE 81
TeuarFsee
g.rkiars~ slatss b bf-
sTEKLtN EACSAbue
la.sks a. th- 2 I1thsrn Ci.ss
WANTED.
southsrn Fx1hsnge
AT cod All .fi,ef
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02

i rse Tor sale nv w. PETERSON 90,
sul4 iaa Main r. ~.
a RMY REG ULATIONS-Adopted 70: the use Of the
"A Army Of the eaes IN accordance with the late
Of N.Y. also Articles Of War for the Government q
the Army OF the Confederate States Of America $50
School OF the Guides the Practical Soldier for the Of the
Militia OF the Confederate States, with rs illustrations 800
HsTde,s Tactics complete In volume. with Plates and
Maps, tO
girent Vs. Vols, cJe.
Map Of Virginia. showing important pOias Of attack 10
the state packet edition also on eEs $500
oavsiry Taetics by Col J. Lueus Paws, 5l?o
Iustructeasi In Hssyy Artillery, With Plates, = 20
Infsntr5 and Camp DIZZY, tee.
seiencs Of WsT by / " BuekhOlu, Is.
Ior sale by wKsrk JOHNSTON,
puhlshs.s Booksellers and Station sis
les las Main st., Richmond. Va.
SHUCks, SEEUCkS.
JHE necessities Of lhe Hospital fevies require immediate
supply shacts T Mattresses Tfe Subscriber viii the
Highest pfss supply stheI HseEsi nos delivered In
mettstely Z. O. HOWL
!as GovHrnor s.rsst.
lNOR nuxRRH6.i aud suIameF Complaiat.
ve have hand supeIio. aFtSe OF lilac Der.
~ brandy. prepared by as aud warranted pure Also fresh
genuine Root Corn starch and Extract
u jamaica Ginger. MEADE BIkkR,
ApothseaTies,
Az lss Main street c7rnsr shove Post ofhce.
DOTATORs.-IhsVe on hand and receiving daily Jsp
L white Mercer Early,
Buck Eyes, do
Peach Blow Potatoe, Aiao
ewee; Potato Seed
Beans and Black Eyed Peas,
With general assortment Of Family Groeees ell low for essh
SAMPSON JONES, Agent
mar7s Corner 81 Main and 9th.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02

NASHVILLE, TENN ESSEX.
NY des, pton Or Pattern tnsds 10 order Aiso
"A uis Cavalry Tree as used BY the renosssss Eoopa
Also, the bes: arii ale Of Hickory sirraps.
Orders promptly attended 70. Address. . -.
su9d-lot SAshyili.. Tenn.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

WHERE ARE YOU. Mr. WlGfALL? Wig
fall is wanted. Wisfal made a speech in
the Senate ust b. tore he Exceeded Wig,
fall made cotton King broke up the block.
ad-, turned our operative, into the street
IDLE, ruined our capitalists, and set the
people OF England stArving-ali in future
Wlgiall drove his takes down Just wa IRE
he wanted them, bu, they don't stay down
Here IS what he said
Cotton is King We can ship our cot
ION; there is no trouble abo1t hat But
perhaps YOU will say that yoa will block
ads Us In the first place naval officers
like To have little pay now and then, il
only to buy grog with. You canno, keep
them in service unlrss YOU pay them. How
are you going To pay them unless you tax
your people 2 iuur operatives viii have
ro,hng more to do; your capitalists will
he broken up; and whom are you going
to iax2 How do We stand We have
our cotton and Europe is obliged to buy it.
You might cram he granares If England
20 bursting. Sop our supply of cotton Tor
one week and she wnlii he starving
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26
n3~ TRIBUTE OF REsPEcT At the las

D6~ TRIBUTE OF RESPECT AT the last
meeting Of Company "a of the Regiment
Of State mounted riG-men, held at Casa.
dy's Hall, Sioux City, Oct l2h, 1861, a
committee of three was appointed to pre-
pare and publish resolutions respecting the
death Of THOMAS RoBEBrs and HENRY
CoRDuA, who, our readers will recoIIect
were murdered some time since by the
Indians while at work in their field, near
this city. The following are the resoln-
tons reported:
WnEREAs. Since the organization Of
our company Thomas Roberts and Henry
Cordua, two Of the most respected OF our
number were suddenly aud un- xp-c'edly
summoned from time to ererni y, and in a
manner that filed this community with
CONSERVATION, sorrow and gloom it Is u,
fitting, and the natural desire of our hearts
that we should on this last occasion Of our
assembling place upon record in III end
uring form some expression of our feeling
aud some lestimnn OF h If worth nnH
merit therefore
Resolved, That in the performance OF
their duties, and in every relation of life
we ever found our deceased comrades true.
and faithful as soldiers, foremost and
fearless; as citizens. upright and honor
IL L., k,,,I ..,,.1
indulgent as trend>, sincere AMI nrdeHt
and as men, commanding rrspec, and "ou
fdence wherever known.
Resolved, That hr their lie til ~ - -
deprived of two OF the mos, irn-.-# 3 .'.
companions-societv OF Two oi he most
worthy of its members, and two homes.
now desolate, Of the presence of those who
brought happiness to the hearths,oae.
Resolved, That the imparable loss 'ha
has thus been sustained, and the cowardlv
manner of our brothers death. call loudly
for continued efforts to drive from "ur
midst the lurking foes who have so long
disturbed our community, and by this
fcndish act added TO their crimes that Of
murder.
Resolved. That sorrowing ourselves We
extend our heartfelt sympa'hies to the
families and relatives of the deceased
whose sorrow nearer ard dearer ties have
made more grievous and lasting: and that
it is some relief to know that they and
we have the blest consolation, that death
never finds the good man unprepared.
ISAAC PENDLETON,
j. NJ. WHITE,
JAMES NJ. BACON,
Committee
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

tbs Tcnr.-A very .piritsd .risI or
speed between BoRscH grey horse and
RrHEAExs sorrel took place On the Tape
Worm Course on Thursday. resulting in
the victory, OF the grey The horses ex.
hib ed considerable mettle, and did some
tail RAINING clearly showing that "blood
will tel" The excitement Of the occasion
drew large crowd to the course, and
considerable side betting was iniu ged in.
The Junior of the establishment felicita,es
himself upon the possession of dlapi-
dated dollar bill which the prowess of the
little grey placed in his wallet. Bully for
him
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

gtts. NJ ,R.lED At the residence of L
} kinkaid, Esq on Tuesday evening, the
I'D inst, by Rev. c. ID. Martin, Mr.. JAS.
HrrcHiNs to Miss REBEccA II. DENNIS,
10th OF Sioux City.
On the evening of the 22d inst, at the
house of Mr. 5. Cameron, by Rev J. A.
Morr"w, Capt. A j MILLARD TO Miss NJ
+ Reeves, all of Sioux City, Iowa.
At Ponca, n. T., On the llth Of Septem.
Der, by Leander Davis, Probate Judge,
Mr., +. NJ. WEST to Miss MATTE s. Cole,
both Of Dakota Territory.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

jAt oF .B~tEa AAEvD Tt.s \ cor
res ontrn, = IN Nv Hampshire. says
Hon Daniel Wrb.ter had an anecaote of
old Father Scarf. tn minister Of hi- boy
hood which rs never been in Eriut, and
which is too good % be lost II was Gus
,omary then to wear buckskiu breeehes in
enol veal her On SUNDAY morning in the
autumn, rather Sear drought his down
from he garnet: nut the wasp had taken
= secession o them during tho summer
wer having a nice line IN them By
dlnt Of Effort b. got out lhr intru iers and
dressed for meeting. But while reading
the Ser ptures to the congregation, he felt
dagger from one of the enrnged small
wasted fellows aud nnped about h pal
pi' ~iHp,i h. HI h.. Bur In ~ re h.,
slapreG ar uud Ihe more py ~tuus Tie
people thought him crazy, aud We. N
commotion what to do but h" explained
the matter by saving Brethren, don I
he alarmed The word of the Lord il in
my mouth, bu, the devil is in my breeches. "
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

%Fruit Trees, Shrubbery. Ornament
al Plants, Roses, &c, can be procured
from H. A. TERRY Crescent City Nursery
through A. K. APPLETON. OF Sioux CITY.
who is Mr.. Terry's agent for Norh~es,er"
Iowa, Dakota, &c. Persons DESTROYS Of
procuring shrubbery for the ornam entation
Of their premises should not tai' to secure
Q supply from this celebrated nursery.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

Jay GoDEY'- LADYs BOX for Novem.
be-, with cnaracs-risrtc tr mptness, is al
ready upon our table, aud in chAslinrss.
heau y AID usefulness fully equals any of
its pred,, essors. The Book is replete
with exquisite eng'avings aud entertaining
reading matter. 1t is treasure which
has won the admiration OF all who have
~ tie privilege OF seeing it, B. au,t and
read NJ its contents. Trims, s. per sin
gr copy ,me year We will furnish the
DIV T. ,nL and i...r ter one year tor
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26
aas"We received Il call on Wednesd;

Gsss%We received Il call on Wednesday
from our old friend Judge SHELTER. of
Clay county, R"pr->en alive elect from the
% district Ne are reoiced at the sue
cess OF Judge s, inasmuch az his enemies
resortcd t. unfairness and lalotitosd to de.
iea his eiection-representin ~
ing dlsloyal to the Governngcses MefN
loyal 10 the core, and hi Sicclseh i
Union triumph
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

Gag" J. G. Davenport of the Cedar Val.
ley Times retires from that paper on &C.
cunt Of his failing health. The Times,
under his management, was the very best
republican paper in the State.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

The PARTY.-Ihe en- iertainment given
their friends by Mrs. SCHUsrER and Mrs
BucnRUcxER ON Wednesday was a very
brilliant and well-sttended affair, and az
fordsd the most complete enjoyment to
the guests of these estimable ladies.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26
Committee

HeA- A friend has handed us the follow
ing e r. Harris, of Correctionville. in
this county, has been elected hv the ci'iz
ems OF his native town (whither he return
ed on visit last spring. a m~mher OF the
far-famed Ellsworth Regimen. now being
formed in the State of New York 1t is
composed Of picked men-seIecred with
reference to their physical, mental and
moral superiority from all parts Of the
State The regiment j. now rendevonled
at Albany, and nearly tu'l, and will re
ceive marching orders in a few weeks.
A letter recently received from young
Harris breathes the spirit of man to
whom bis country is dearer than life, and
those acquainted with him will agree with
us that if he is a type Of the men c"mpos
ing the regiment, no nobler band of sol
diers was ever organized.
We shall watch their career with thrill
ing interest, and look for heroic deeds OF
duty and daring which will awaken recol-
lections of revolutionary times and Of
chivalry in its palmiest days Surely by
such will the memory OF the murd red
Ellsworth be nobly asenged
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

~SSow.-We wer. visited ou Mos.
day BY slight snow squal-a sor OF
Wild goose storm-which tor short time
gave the ground and trees the appearance
Of winter. At present the wealhsris very
pleasant. ~..ss-~.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

pea- Mr. Isaac Haas, at the Young
America Clothing Store, has just returned
from Cincinnati, with large stock of new
and cheap goods, TO which the attention of
the public is invited ...n. .a...
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

uI~Gov JAYNE and Sec HurcnlNsox,
of Dakota Territory, arrived in Sioux City,
"n Wednesday evening. The Governor
is on his way east to be absent short
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

aJ Thu foliage of the trees show signs
of the march of Autumn iu the crimson
and yellow leaves, which are plentifu!ly
in,erspersed between the fading green.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26
CHURCH DIRECTORY,

II. Thomas - ChU re d Rev. NJ. Hnyr, Rec
ter. corner Of Seventh and Nebraska SITS, every
Sabbath, at TO- a. m. And 7 p. IN.
NJ. r Churc II -. Rev II ). CHURCu, Pastor, at
lOi2 O'Clock a.
Congregational Church.-Rev TING
LEY, Pastor, at loI3 a. M. and "a. p. m
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

BY recent decision mad" IN Erie coun
". N Y. JUDGE Mason holds that an en-
listed soldier cannot 0e arrested for any
deb. or contrac, during his term of service.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

"a From the Iowa CITY Rfpcf,, we
learn that Cap, Maha ia la, been en-,
nently successful in enlstlng men tor r.
Randall. He enrolled one hundred aud
fourteen men during the first five days
recruiting and has now one hundred and
twenty.six names upon his muster roll -
Mr.. Pattee has also been recruiting for the
same post for some week. past, aud We
understand that he has abou. seventy
names upon his list.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

Ptrs;ons ar :lrssav lei rai' hr he
Government - tha families o soldiers
who fell NJ Manassas
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26
1861

DA- This being enc ofthe oldest estab-
lishments no the Upper Missouri, it pos
sesses superior facilities for the accomo-
dation of buyers. The goods are all new
and fresh, and purchasers can rest assur-
ed that in buying at our establishment
they will get good articles at the lowest
prices.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-26

A large lot of Corn. Wheat, Oats
and Pork Wanted this Fall, for which
the best rates will be paid. Also.
Dry and Green Hides, Furs, and all
kinds Of Produce taken in exchange
for Goods.
F. BUCHRUCKRR.
Sioux City, Iowa, Sep. Is, 1860.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-12-05
TElEGRAPHlC WAR NE VS.!
Western News.
CLIPPED FROM DAILY PAPERS.

RoJLs, September IA scout
who has followed the army of the
rebels since evacuation OF Spring
field, came in yesterday. He re-
ports the rebels some $1,000
strong, moving North in three di-
visions, the right wing $500
strong, commanded by Gen. Nc
Bride. resting on Stockton, Ce-
.dar county. The left held POI
sition near Nevada, Vernon
County, under command Of Gen.
Rains, with 1900 men.
General Price, with 5000 men,
commands the center. and was at
or near, MoDtevideo, Vernon
county.
The figures were obtained
from the Quartermaster of the
rebel force by our scout.
General Prices inteation is &c
march into Kansas and m:
tha, the field of his operation
His spies report to him that Gen
Lane is a, Fort Scott with 5000
men.
Price issued an order TO Nc.
CuIloch TO follow him, which
the latter disregarded. and is nov
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-12-05
From New lOrh.

New YoRK, Nov. 30.-The
United States transport Ocean
Queen, from Port Royal Nov.
9th, has arrived.
Com. Dupont has transferred
his flag from the Wabash to the
Susquehanna. He, together with
Gen. Sherman, had Just returned
to Hilton Head in the steamer
Mcclellan, from Tybee Island,
having landed a force of L. S.
marines there, who commenced
repairing the Notifications and
constructing new ones.
A fleet OF eight gunboats was
off Tybee 10 cover the troops il
necessary.
The rebels had sunk two ves-
sells between Tybee Island and
Ft Pulaski in the narrow part
of the Savannah river TO prevent
the Federal fleet from getting to
that city.
A small schooner had been
sent up to one OF the islands above
Hilton Head to load with cotton,
and would sail IN few days by
order OF the naval authorities.
The feet that was fitting out
at Hilton Head for another expe-
ditlon was ready and waiting or
ders, which were expected by the
Bienvil!e, Just arrived.
Beaufort vas still unoccupied
py the Federal troops, it not be-
ing considered of Importance al
present. Two gunboats were
still at anchor off the city, and i,
was visited daily by officers Of
the army and navy.
There had been no engagement
between the Federals and rebel,
nor had any oil the latter troop:
been seen either at Hilton HeaC
or Beaufort.
But little or no use could ht
made of the dsrkies, as they do no
care much at present Tor any IN
necessary exertion. They are
having too good time to do any
work.
The British steam frigate I'm.
mortalite was still at anchor
The transports were busy dis
charging their immense stores.
The Vanderbilt would sail fol-
New York IN about two days.
Wharves and warehouses haC
been erected AID were being rap
idly filled.
The health OF tie troops wa.
good.