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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-08
LATEST NEWS.

Washington, june 6.
The Secretary OF War appointed the follow.
ing named paymasters in the army Thomas
B. Allon and Charles ID. Larned, Missouri
John II. Kensley, james w. Finney and J.
p. Webster, Illinois; NJ. Cullpsck and w.
p. Gould, Indiana David Taylor, John II.
Grasteed, Robert g. Kirk and Dwight Ban.
mister. Ohio: Joshua Harvard, Michigan
Thos. j. Mexican, Iowa; Z. S. PauldiDg,
Minnesota.
The President has appointed James A.
CLARK, District Attorney, and James o. Still.
ton, Marshal for the Western District Of
Missouri.
Louisville, June I.
The Journal says large quantity OF arms
were secretly brought from Tepnesseeto Ken
tucky on Wednesday by secessionists.
The New Orleans Picayune OF the 4th says
that the Mexican schooner Brilliant Was or
dered OF the pass BY the Brooklyn.
The brig Creole Was seized and sent North.
The British, French, Spanish and Bremen
Con.uls were at New Orleans. NJ. Barniche,
the French Agent had IN interview with the
commander Of the Brooklyn respecting the
blockade.
There 10 destructive crevase on the Lou
siana side Of the Mississippi, near Natchez,
$50 feet wide and 10 feet deep.
A Norfolk dispatch to the Atlanta Confed
eracy, says that the Merrimao's machinery
ia nninjured, and she will be ready for sea
by Friday.
The Charleston Courier Of the 4th says
that the Minnesota is the only vessel off that
port.
The Memphis papers are calling the at
ten.ion Of the Vigilance Committee TO the
high prices of provisions, charged by dealers
there.
) The Mobile Register says that the Baltic
lowed the British ship Phertyshare and
Brownley Moore to sea, June lst, from Mo.
bile Bay. The port is now clear Of ship
ping.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-08

a ReuIiemAn JUST Returned from hnDx-
vile, four miles from Harper's Ferry, says
the rebels have Withdrawn all their batteries
from the Maryland side, opposite the Ferry
apparently with view OF concentrating their
artillery, and having it in a position to be
moved when they want to retreat.
AT Point Of Rocks, they have about loo
cavalry and 500 infantry and 4 pieces Of ar
tllery. The main forces are at Bolivar,
about one mile south OF Harper'e Ferry
bridge. They appear to be strengthening
their line from Bolivar to Winchester, as il
preparing for retreat in that direction.
On Monday q squad went to Wiiliamsport
and obtained l3 locomotives which they. run
down to IA Ferry and switched Of on the
Winchester r. X. They also secured the
country, getting about 100 large four horse
wagons. Their provisions are received
through Maryland, and mainly from Balti-
more. Large loads pass over into Virginia,
less to stop them.
Il will be recolected that some time ago,
Government seized the Dispatches on Gle al
the Telegraph Offices. The examination OF
these dispatches il now progressing. Some
curious Developments are being made
Among them 10 found despatch from Mr.
Harvey, our lately appointed Minister to
Portugal, notifying the Government Of South
Carolina OF the fitting out OF the expedition
for the reinforcement Of Fort Sumter, and
Of it's destination. Mr.. HArvey's despatch
was the first reliable information the rebels
had Of the magnitude aud destination OF the
expedition. MIR. Harvey 10 y native OF South
Carolina, but for four years q resident oil
Philadelphia and editor of.,he Philadelphis
North American for many years. lie wa,
the Washington correspondent Of the New
York Tribune. lie WAS appointed TO the Por
| tugal Mission because OF his PROPOSED dovo
ton to the Free Soil party. lie must be re-
called.
II 10 asoertained from an eve witnsssA ha
at the late tight AZ Fairfax Court Housc ter
Of the enemy were certainly killed and prob
. aOiy TWO or three more.
Reliable Information puts the loss OF tn,
enemy in the affair At Acquis Greek At twent
: killed.
Especial to the POST
: Several companies OF regulars belonging
to tho sd infantry leave to nigh. for uar
per's Ferry, via Chambershurg.
Especial to Conmercisl, r
Additional troops have been ordered /
. Chambersburg. This is understood as q
indication that the line OF the Federal arm
: il rapidly closing, and that the forces unde
General McClelland 10 Western Virginia vi
I act 10 concert with tho PennsylvAnia troop
i for the reduction Of the forti6cations at ua,
per's Fairy.
Stnators and members Of tho House A.
y arriving BY every train. The Goyernmcr
= has decided that IL will not accept any NOR
il contributions from States, and hereafter vi
OBTAIN all the funds necessary for the SUP
part Of the Government through revuls
J. channels.
u The tlst regiment Wac engaged in sooutiu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-08

I1$rsN SHEE III THE QUART, UALLUN Oh
l. BUSHEL. have four acres Of choice varie-
ties In full bearing. Leave your order At the
Railroad Ticket Office on Nain-st., between lst and
ID J.k. TEWKSkuRY.
June Sd
ILLINOIS kRJ ECIED AND WISCONSIN CUR
1 kENCY taken at its value by
mayl4 W. ii. AUSTIN ! co.
CURKENCXl xURRENCYu
WE Will continue to receive AT rAa all MIS-.
w sOuFl Hapk Notes.
W. Ii. AUSTIN CO.,
ny3ld liz Main At.
ELECTED IiIlncts and Wlscens1n
IN Notes taken at their Value.
w. II. AUSTIN co.
w saieby koBEAISoN Bro.
Aprill2d Is Aain-st.
nAi isss5,sa ''' ''' w Il AUSTIN co.
Il HAMS %.
HAMS % y b.
HAMS, prime article ooun-
msyi4 WI. AUSTIN co.
LSRESH EGGS, POTATOES can always Be found
i 1t W. H. AUSTIN ! CO.'S.
mayA
STORY on Bills, STORY on Partnership, Green
- leafs Treatise billions Digest. J.st received
WOODEN RAGS
WANTED, for which We will pay cash.
w VIII. AUSTIN AGO.,
nov9dkv tl6 Main-st.
100 BBLs. DAYTON ALE just received and
/ 1UUfor sale by STAFFORD 4 McCUNE.
/ March ll-dlm
1 VOL. LIST WITHROW's IOWA nEPOkTs, being
vol Of o ri ;sss; bkI s;s rsHss.a cos
CRY BOOK SrosR,
/ dechd No. - MAin-st.
nLD Gov, Java,a choice let Just received and
~ for sale BY
mchA ROBERTSON 4 BRO.
SHAVING SALOON.
nesEHGa hss nc-ca :r.c :hs zSo1.
1. formerly occupied BY Dinner, on Sd 81.
Shaving and Hsir-Cuttng done with neatnesa
and despatch.
A separate room is Cited up for Ladies and Child.
rem.
Customers are invited TO call.
Mch6d
i - n. w. WESrCOTT,
| Janl-d Main-st.. ~ door from 4th.
A LARaE stock If Morton's, warranted, just
"A received Mt
OGDEN, BR0WNELL CO.'S
CRY BooksroRs,
n Apr6d 81 Main 1t.
/ CASH PAID
kS0R COTTON RAGS by
w. II. AUSTIN b co.,
nayadAw lis Main-st.
Cement.
IN BBLS. fresh ground, for sale low by
0U KELLOGG i BIR1E,
Marchl3d IS Main-Gt.
~ w. Ii AUSTIN co.
jyll 1Io Aain1s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-08

GA new idea has BEEN started in the
South to raise money, which Il 10 substance,
that the cotton planters shall sell one half
Of their crops 70 the Confederate Govern
ment and take bonds in payment, these bonds
70 be used ~ money Ard made legal tender
in the payment of debts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

A SITUATION WANTED-BY A RPSPECTABLE
"A young GIRL % do chaberwork and waiting IN private
family Has good city from her Tia wht ia
she lived tive years Cali at o5 sd ST. between 9Th and
fth ave, FIRST noor, front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL A
w situation to travel with family Europe has Just
returned from Europe with aiumy has got good rrfercn
ces In this city, Address LJ al MI Reid store 00 Broad
all this w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

A SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, To
n take care o. baby and sew DO chambcrwork and
tine washing and roning objections % the country.
city reference Can be seen for two days JOG 18th
hooT -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

HLOAK AND DREssMAKER.-A COMPETENT DRESS.
~ maker who thoroughly understands cutting coas,
with few families preferr1ng their work done their
houses by the day. First class given
j. u, All 9th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

4 SITUATION wANTEp-BY YOUNG WOMAN II.
~ 40 general houseworki IS a good plain cook. washer
and roner; IN willing make herself usefu. City
renee. Cali Cor two days Mt 473 Washington ST. corner
Canal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

yIyANTED-A SITUATION, BY A REsHFCTABLn
w ycung woman, chanbermsid and waitress. to do
caberwork and plain sewing has best of CITY references
Can be for three days at TO- Clinton and
Nelson BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS STU
~ alton rs laundress chambe-maid washer
and ironcr; thoroughly understands her business best
reference from her last place. objection to the
Can be seen for two days at 2os 9Th between Goth and
9th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

yAANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL A
w situation first cIss watresS, chaubcad and
PLAZA Good city from her last place.
Can for tao days Ut 2oS West sd at, FIRST floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

IEAETED-By A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w young woman, sina.ios PLAIN cook washer and
troe TO do general hougwnrk In small private family
Good city reference Call for days 233 West 10Th ST.
9Th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

A YOUNG GIRL Is OR IL YEARS OLD. DESIRES A
n situation, with respectable family, to do chambesw
and waiting. would make herself generally wngs
much Oh ject home Can be for two days
a. 359 9Th second floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

yEANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, 70 do General honeewors; she will b.
found good plain COG k washer and roner good city eff
a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-21

The uevs -s- the S-.u.i4ls lave cap ured that an
kes monster Lyon, aud lis bard o. H,sills, SO good
.5s- we can. help fearing It may rot be true Bni Il
cones from Two different sou.c-, Which iae.Des US TO be-
E,ve &c. Heaven grant /. may lie So! Lincoln has no
evoked from he Gress OF Y-ntoeGom wretch more de-
.-sls than Jlis sauo brute Lyon Persons, VINO kne"
him @. S. LoI tel' us, tLat there Is no o7n7 a. which
a would revolt, II, c5lj-boo3e1 oraei srd taastie Al
che us be was .eat by Lincoln to So Louis, he vas a.
5eroasrgcs before eoour.aral fer s,a5yag soldier
20 dca-b lie was relieved Of the charges 10y Lincoln
and despatched 81 suitable 100. 20 butcher The P,Op'
o. Ei.-o--I.
Besides de gra iGcsicn which the overthrow Of .ht
-go.udrs' would Glr5, reverse on that wing o. ta'
Lincoln invaders. would Jus. nov prove fatal TO all tb1
ambitious asp'i-g1. The sa'jaEat5n Of Missouri IS q
CHIEF sr, OF the Lincoln programme. TIE rou' OF ITo-
sau.i 5,i,.. ,r-r l,..Sa 81. CO. ,ri forever.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-21
The yankee Army.

Four.fi;hs of the army, which Lincola has eHiseo
for only three months That time expires by the MO
de Of July Judging from what We see IN the Northern
pspers 10 large portion Of those now in the h'a VIII
epls, for longer service. Most Of the forces ron
New York we're drafted mliis-they came contrary 10
their viLes-hey will very probably return at tie hFst
oppor.unity Fcm the Washington correspondent oil the
Cincinnati Commercial We learn that the ndisposlon
to re-ensl is very generaL He says that the haode
Island Artillery Battalion, which has been Petted srd
INDUCED more than any Of the army is determined 10
return home at an early day. Their commander Is SAID
to De worth $40 Oo1 00o-nrob.bly 10 Yankee stOoSs-
and IS eoog to marry Chas,s dlusbieF-and he aud all
bis men arc tired Of the war. TIE Cincinnati paper
a.5 says ia. very few Of tie Northwestern volunteers
VII. rcous, They have left nobody a: home to attend
10 -l and they wish TO provide fen their support
another year.
1t ,ls aU l1r-s cut true, old Scott and Lincoln w-li
De c.uzt. With t-is brooches down. T. tie l5.a Jaly
Lsya1, have either 10 e-1y, OF one composed Of 7'
es.y r-a r---ls. Tls u,y account .o. The increased
5,russ 5a tssr movements. 1, they can't hug US to
-,sai H. c u,N hEee weeks ta,r hope ct doing 50 Is
so-e forever.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-21
Rennrt. from the War.

II Is reported that Cadwallader and Patterson have
recrossed the Potomac, to avoid Gen. Johnston Tbs
nav be the ostensble reason while the real one Is con-
cenraon on some other point 1t is also reported that
ght had taken place between Johnston and Patterson
4 Co. in which the latter were defeated With loss o
g 900 But we give no credit to 1t. He dared them
bat they would not fight
It's reported tina. 5000 or 5000 Ohio troops have
crossed the Ohio and occupied Point Pleasant at the
mouth Of the Kanawha.
From below we hear that General Butler is afraid to
leave bis den usless attended by II or $1,000 men, Col
Magruder is somewhere about Bethel or Yorktown Oh
Williamsburg, or Camp Carter.
From Manassas we hear nothing. At Washington
there arc signs of another alarm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-21

We ask at.e-t.ol TO he ic.l7vug article From such
examination as we have been ab 90 give to the mach me-
We incline 20 toe opinion that i, be made to be worth
.a.ioas and 1iio-s 90 tie people of tie South IF it
lav Effects oac-bt vhst It's inventor thinks i, cap-bl,
Of dol. e. /. vii DC ilyaluabl. /, will drive he llnkJ
rom The Cb,saIeake and open wide f,l Tor abundant
q money. TIE outlay is comparatively ua'rs One
-uaGyej ana Gty thousand dollars would suffice TO pa
one Of these terrible machines in fan blast to the con
,arnatioa aid destruction Of our Ysuk5e invaders:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-21

CorGoN SrATlsr.cs-LaLe reports from Great Britain
SHOW thar the consumption of cotton for The current crop
ys,r has diminished an average of $500 bals per week.
or 70 400 bales for the year. owing to the high price
and the Commercial! depression. The stock in Liverpool
May q, was LIP 900 bales sufficient to supply the
weekly consumption at the las average $4,000 bales for
more than % yeeas sles, there at sea, bound
fer Liverpool, 600 bales from the Uaitcd states, g.
29l 0aO 5al,s from Bombay, supplies tor line weei
uorc-.hrty.four weeks in al, counting from the oath
Gs7.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-21

The Augusta Cero"e!s aHd es0ii''.l says despatch
was received in that city e# days since Icm mem
Ser O. The C25inet saying that the Government would
acoyp, all volunteers who oher their services direct to
IL. President provided they armed with COM
na shot guns and ra5a but hey are not to leave tie
State with State arms agains. the Governors orders.
Toe Presd recognises the right of tie Governor %
coluo ,h1 arms which belong to the State but he will
nc i've soldiers under Wright bill il armed, without
rs-ard TO b,isg offered through ne Ooyaaor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-21
r1..1I.n IA tLcn-h.r. nr Cnnrrc,n

Tire CONVENTION has determined TO cl-ct eleven more
ne154z TO lsp,sasl. tl- State in the Confederate
Cn5,a and viii proceed to perform tie task to-day.
Ias election only fer tie provisional Congress, which
VAL hol It's session here il Jay. TIE State viii be
li.rced preparatory TO tie election OF the dTst regu
lar Congress Ia November.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-21

LrNcoLS's TRoors DISCONNECTED -rhe Cairo cores
po1deut Of the St Loui, Republican, writing under date
Of The Instant has the following paragraph, show ing
tl.. there good deal Of FrumblDg il the enemy's
camp and that lie i poor paymas'er to hs troops;
There is nothing new ia camp e.cept that there was
grand brigade parade Saturday, and considerable
uogder was burned shooting of the heavy guas Thre
IS good deal Of grumbiiog among the mon at not re-
c-ivng any pay Tie ms Orty Of them have not dime
o bly tobacco with an departments a-e destitute OF
nose. and cur ciizIs wlo have furnished supples,
L. can get lo,Sas their goods labor. This is a
very unpleasant state ci hrs, 10 say the least OF IT.
ard uu',ss /. can ~ in way remeclsdt will 60 far
towards disorgsn.zrg the army After the worthless
stuff furnished b. the patriotic Chicago bankers had
been dstib ed there no more money 10 be had
There H. $50, cousid.. bic GiysaGsacon among CON-
plues aid regmens, win regard 10 their Cheers
owing 20 be miserable management and partisan favor
Of the Springfield authorities These facts, and It is
prefer mat they stOg.j be stated
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-21
Anotn,r raaskoa Ra.tery.

The Yankees are in fair way to know what masked
battery is According to their showing they fell into
another one OF those horrible machines, the other day,
near Vienna We publish their account, in which they
confess to a loss about equal to that ut Bethel.
Ills affair ike that at Bethel grows in Importance,
tho more We know OF it. The National hteliigs"eer
reports the less in killed. wounded and missing at 200
other authorities less reliable reduce j; to 40 or so.
TIE New York Herald is deliberately going into
spazzum3 a. the imminent prospect of with Eng
Land and France, as witness the following in late issue.
Hilf dozen articles in the same number have some
thing similar:
An ENGLsa FLEET APPROACHING OUR SHoREs-WHAT
Is To ~ notwithstanding TO the latest adVices from
England powerful feet from that country Is ALREADY
on the 7v 20 our coas, some of the ships armed with
nc te-riols Armstrong cannon. a French heet may
soon follow IN s W ke. IL what state OF naval prepa-
ration do We fud ourselves should these two great ma
tOrs with tbei. mighty 0ImGmeus-loes very different
from lie Southern Ccuieer@cy hu.. tai, thEnGcTbos
at cur commercial marine, aud even our shps-o'war
We regret . say that it il very di-creduaoe TO the
nation and by no means ad, Q1ate TO cope with such
poRcrs or the OCEAN, The moment Congress- meets
thirty rev stia5 0var should BE- ordered TO BE- built,
AID humble. VI isVt-Ca-ed Cuu-DOhts amazed EltA ny q
cannon Nesnrl such merchant STEAMBOATS, as could be
converted into vess oi-war ought be purchased by the
Government Immediately aud hted up and equipped to
meet preseu. emergencies A. Che same tine all cur
MERCHANTS in sending ;L,r ships TO sea- ought TO arm
IN n, foe .-'"4 sg ~ 81 pfiyaeers, aud hose YES
-ell at distance should be roc...c -'' oSce' uuuer
Lc guns OF o4s sls nh the Southern rebellion Is crush
Cd by Ouf arms, and var ls 81 al enc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-21


This gentleman. who hose -c,ye part in tie battle
n Be l s s,sd,a, Of this cy, agt ION OF he late
T. J,I S.las, Ct Argu Tee W Lave seen letter IRON
r oE or Of distinction IN The battle who makes highly
favorable m.-t gu OF Cc, S.rars bearing in the f7lf.
Beng en- one occasion Guess rtej Ca IFS rigl; BY fifteen
.u.d,.j 81 tie .-.uy tg o5s-.J Col Eser0 g. o. ,hs
rr- ard co,Us awaited i--.r-ctr-s de ordered to
OH -s,t. which b. dd-l good order, while The enemy
.Igancsl u.oa tao battery which had been disabod aud
r..ea Boy could DO, u.c. Col q. agsil ordered Gel
l5t To- re4a 20 Rs SIS, Tcscn, which he Gil gala =
81 .. ,5e head Of IFS vsU. Il TIE same time C4rt.
.gersa tie Lead Of d North ,a,ola Company, ace
bsyoae. Charge upon Ire enemy and pu. them to the
ros..
IL, Far, ~ .ag, tae ,f--aI lsP.r, in announcing
Sir Faulkner a-ye-,ak.rc poke ct hm as "t'e Mn
s.o OF ,s Ua;,ed STATES - tu. ia speaking Of bis sue
se- or. calls l.u ".t- G.as.er OF &r Lincoln" This
IS apparently very =alll master, a-d yet i; may con.
9 d ese4.lssL AT such announcements ere ofisiel ;
ve-y ve-I and every ..e- of every word -e clos b
lasd bv mn whose d.ty i. IS to at..ad 10 such mae
.-ls Ee u.=s. ,lesei-re ca-c.e @ tt-; ar Imperial
H.fe7 intended q fa..ss .y She Distinction. Tie
... C...- s..,- E-.=.er iad been co gseed the
.sg arrival vaf .,ca cG.rcu, Povc,, and stood on q
-...g,l, lJo.i-s
IT,. Pressure ln C.l,I-lat:.
---..-r-a Cincinnati. e.i..s 50 o. i...4 u Memphis,
.s..., r-scssoa il ,.e 7r- oe1,sl estate ie ;lag
a..., IS a---.c. the writer owns property q.
a.. G g. --r.sI f.ik lo--s,aa cs.s-s, for vl.ca
s.-.s 1f.I $4,000 each only @ year si.-r. L-t.t,y
be -eI TO sch $50 q. ..s 5.i.L houses Tor Slog) each,
a.. ,1-.I 20. o5asa ,hs price. IT, EEL 90 $500, aud
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-21

/ nan in Northwestern Virginia processes 10 have
discovered the of transmitting base metals into gold
Il he would try his hand Garlic, and succeeds he viii
= "a ., ,.,rll rf hzIiav.rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-21
-. - I:eii-fnr Trnorr,

Tlel-ea.i,4 Of --a, throughout the State ia asked
20 tie address of he ladies' C. misunderstanding a
c.-s-.l eu.oEe.aton Tor sid 70 sick and wounded.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-21

IT,, THE UNDERSIGNED. RESIDING
~ - In The County. sisht rles from Max Meadows Depot
the virginia Railroad
families with BOARDING daring The sum and Pal monhs
- ,'S' - nRs AGNES l. RICHARDSON,
" 49, drabsmt Forge p o,
kH-Wt wyshs County, VA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-21

Toe Nashville Pasriot calls he aieation q Tennessee
farnsrs 10 TIE importance Of makiog the Assy baaa
oas Of sAsr regular crops Ths Season anos 10 i.f -
Vassss - sos them ses.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-21

The planters Of BOD county, Georgia have subscribed
1910 bales Of Cotton TO the COuederaie Loar, aud ihs
Telegraph Gays they viii increase it to sz Or seven thea'
aad C,l Leroy Napier has submitted SIS GOO and ne
whole Of has crossing crop estimated At ne hundred
4.