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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15
Ihe Psoplc,s War.

Governments usually make the wars, and the people
who Hght have really animosiry for those against
whom they are contendirg But In his war, every
Southern man is animated with feelings Of hatred and re-
vepge. 1t Is the Peoples War. Every soldier on our
side fights with the ascry Of one ayengng personal
insult and injury Not only all the blood, but all the
wealth of the South is freely osredin such holy cause
We learn from the passport ccs that on Saturday no
less than STA 900 worth Of clothing arrived for the
army-voluntary contributions from the men and women
al their homes In the various States and learn from
the same source, that probably 100000 worth are
comipg on. And, after the army is abundantly clad,
then abundance of food will be forwarded.
II the Yankees could only witness the magnificent
spectacle presented by united people, they would de-
spair There Is not man. woman or child In the South
that would not prefer death to subjugation. We learn
also that the people unanimous for Davis and sse
phens and viii freely offer themselves and their al In
the war Of independence.
But the patriotism and libersity Of the people will DO
more. They will break up the monopohzing eItortiou-
lists, and make clothing and food drug 10 the Market
Many Spectator will be bankrupt in less than nne!
days.
Above all thipgs the credit Of the Government must
be maintained To strike at that is to give aid ana col"
fort to the enemy; and is treason Cotton Is the oe''
basis of credit and of negotiation. The SoVsrnnieu'
the people, Ia buying the cotton crop WIN 1aom
the debt contrseteds The people. To "hehn shah VIC
be indebteds Ourselves For whose oen'ns' our
own. Who would anagonizs the people and the 'o'-
srpmeu, a, such time as this' None but traitors
Would Government paper depreciate below gold and
silver, lie, the gold and silver be seized and thrown In
70 the ocean Then, where would be the depreciation
Would not the people take Government bonds and
notes for their food and raimen Why the people are
giving them to the Government, without money and
without price
1t will not do for fadneisrs and statcsmen to argue
from the past; for is qs and extraordinary
IL is struggle for existence. We must triumph per-
ish. All the wesltb, as We, all the blood Of the
South must be offered IL necessary, on the altar Of the
country. Even a burnt c5ring Of cotton and tobacco
may be eIpedeut. Let the Government pay for them
that il, let the people pay themselves
Anything for dependence-everything for an IN
bemshed escutcbeon We are making history 10 be
read BY future generations.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15

Tic W0r.
The item Of chief interest," announced in our columns
this morning, Is the intelligence from Savannah tnaa
British vessel has arrived at Confederate port hoen
with military suppes This Is the second Occurrence
the kind within few weeks. The arrival ia timely ana
the cargo most acceptable but the importance Of the
event Ia much enhanced by the fact that an add
tions demonstration of the uef6cency and consequent
Illegally of Lncolns blockade, the knowledge OF which
will not be without esct abroad. We may also, sup
pose that the same efforts made In this case, - n
that of the Bermuda to induce the British authorizes
TO interfere, and that they were equally unavaing.
Accounts from Pensacola still too meagro to enable
us to Judge of the importance Of the affair on santa Rosa
Island. We COPY q letter from the Mobile hs9i''sr'
which throws SPINE additional light upon it It seems
tia, tho Yankee loses none of his estness Of foot In the
lov l.udes of the South The telegram from Pensacola
Iooks s the commander of Pckens bad been 30 stung
b, the s,ormng of his camps that he about TO open
homb.rdmeut That Is sort Of entertainment under
s,ood To be not at all distastefu to Gen. Bragg.
provliue party Of Yankees ventured lately over on
,be Eastern Shore and were met became them BY the
brave and loyal vrginians who inhabt that Lthmua-
Fifteen of the soamps paid the penalty Of their rsshness
with their lives.
Under the Geographic head will be found some inter.
esng particulars Of Capt Rollins brilliant naval exploit
at the mouth Of the Mississippi
Gen. Nagruder sent up to the city yesterday IL or IA
Yankees taken prisoners some where in the neighbor-
hood of Fortress Monroe. We understand that they,
as well as several dsserts, who have atly come into
his lines report large reinfocemens at the Fortress Of
late.
From Manassas as well as from Northwestern Virgi.
mia, we are without further information.
Matters in Missouri and Kentucky seem to be moving
on satisfactorily.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15
LETTER YRoN TLxAs.
ofh. y. o. Dslia.

III
HoUsroS, Sept. So 1861.
take moment this morning early, before the East
e train leaves write yen up 10 the news from Texas
T lere Is bat little TO DO said and need use bnt lew
words.
The excitement in Houston for the past three weeks
he's been the rendC aud departure OF the celebrated
Terry and Lubbock Regiment Of Ringers This regi-
nent Is mostly made up Of men picked for their quail
ii : as good riders good Shots aud good with the larA'
hat they don't kill distance, get with their revol
vers and bowie knives with which every man IL armed
they expect to "rope" and drag out Their skill with
the rope is astonishing. There quite number of
men in the regiment who can rope bullock at Dl run
by either leg you may CHOOSE As for such an ordinary
i,lt as picking up loaded pistol from the ground while
riding at full speed and firing il under the horses bel
l.. that il quite a common attainment among them.
Seven companies Of this regiment have gone forward
40 leave this morning, and one, the last leaves on
Wednesday. The muster rolls Of the companies show
10 less than 90 men, while four Of the companies have
ll6 aud four others 100. The regiment will b,
powerful one. Il will be commanded by Col. b. y.
ferry, aud Lieut.. Gel 7. s Lubbock, both OF whom
rendered valuable service the battle Of Manassas, as
aiSs to Gen. Longstreet.
Some approximations are felt that an atack Will shortly
be made on our Colst am glad be able to say that
the most efficient of defense being adopted,
AZ Galveston will be able TO defy force OF 20oOe men
from the sea in few days. Lesa than that number could
nos effect landing now.
Our people quite busy preparing winter clothing
r their troops The Peuilenary Is at present turning
Gu. ihous md yards OF wooden cloth day. s OF ~heh
u devoted 10 the troops l. Is thought that We shall be
able to clohe our Texas troops entirely by contributions
OF the peops, many of whom will receive no pay from
tie Government but deem 1t glorious privilege TO give
all they have TO the aid Of the Ooaiederacy In this war
Yours, H., TKLrsRAra.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15
TO TIE EDITORS OF TIE PUBLIC PRESS DI5POs.
ED TO GIVE CIRCULATION TO TIE sUBJ0INED
COMMUNICATION.
RICHMOND. Va, Oct. Il. 1881.

RICHMOND, VA, Uct- II, 1901.
Gtntlsmtn- have been daily asked, verbally and BY
letter. by friends and by strangers to me, for whom
viii cast nv vote fo- the Presidency and VcePresiden.
cy As, only the d iiculty mi understanding which
led me to Withdrawing frou the pubc service, after
had raised and organized two regiments Of troops under
the name Of the Polish Brigade has given place to these
Inquiries therefore declare publicly that In casting my
vote no other considerations but the good Of the Con
federaoy and its EFFICIENCY will DO my guide and will
therefore, vote for Je,rson Davis for Presidency aud
Alexander H. Stephens, for Vice-Presdsncy-
earnestly believe that their removal at this crisis Of the
country would lead the most disastrous consequences
Very respectfully, your most obi servant,
9. TocHis,
or Alexandria county. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15

LOOK TO THE DIPART iEsTs The Ne' fuf ~
the 2osh, contsiGs con pete lis, Of ever &tS J
meat, company, ard commissioned oEesr, rs's,,
the number Of men 10 each company, Of or rt,i
ginia. This information can Only be cb',rt =
War Department In Richmond, aud i ,nT
some official connected Herewith Is q fp! %. o
sgeDt Of that infamous sheet. We arr Ess
Numerous old eficsrs from the Dtp,rtnetr h's
ton have been introduced into the varios' -
Richmond on account Of their experience "a -
the dispatch Of business, aud IN this sT
doubtless insulated himself into cur esrf:
Cabinet lo1k veil 10 the matter - saraaAaA -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15
ELECTORAL TICKET FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT


RSr he STATE at Large.
JOIN r EDNUNDS, Halfsx.
ALLEN T. CAPERroN, Monroe.
l. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of MiddeseI
Z. OINcINNATUS W. NEWTON, of Norfolk City.
5. E. T. DANIEL. of Richmond City.
a. wM. =. THOMPSON, of Dinviddis
s WOOD BoULDIN, of Charlotte.
d. WIN. L. GoGGIN, OF Bedford.
7. B. T. RANDOLPH, of Albemarle.
5. JAS. ". WALKER, Of Madison.
9. ASA ROGERS. of Loudoun.
10. SANL. @. WILLIAMS, Of Shenandoah.
II. s. MCDOWELL REID, Of Rcckbridge.
u. henry A. EDMUNDSON, OF Roanoke.
IS. JAS. ". sHEFFEY. Of Snythe.
IL. HENRY J. FISHER of Mason.
IS. JOSEPH JOHNSON, of Harrison.
ls +. Il. FITZHUGA. Of Ohio.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15

The Blair and Fremont correspondence opens rich.
Jessie Is in the ripg Her signature proves that she
Is one Of your "strong-mlnded," whose individuality
could not be merged in dozen husbands Fremont 10
Circumstance; she sll "Jesss Benton" aud In
that capacity, 10 very quiet bu determined tone mskes
her demonstrations against Old Abe and the Bls Now
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15
ConrressIonal EIeotIons.

We are likely 10 have world of candidates 10 the
neld In nearly every district We ar the seot Of this
multitude Of apisants may be to give Congress in.
feror to the present. We hope the people will have an
eysto the important duties which will dcvOve on tie
ne" Congress, and strive to throw majority Of their
votes on those who can serve them most .ticienty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15
More FEDERAL Troop. sen, to Kentucky.

The Nashville Patriot of last Saturday the 18th, has
the following important II true, item:
:" Gentlemen who arrived in this city Thursday from
Baltimore report that Gen. Mcclellan has detailed for
service in Kentucky some $4,000 Of the Western troops
eroamped near Washington. 1t Va r'sved that they
would proceed Immediately to Louisville. This move
nent is another indication of the apprehensions felt In
the Western States Instead Of usrchng on Memphis,
thew are alarmed for their own feesides."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15

FATAL ACCIDENT AT Bowling GreeS, ~,
day night, Col. Lyons, Of the Oh regimsai :, =
volunteers, approached the Tennessee r'e',
o'clock, for the purpose Of superinteuiirs "
81 as 'I%s Z, h D %ia ISs 1s S vas s
ccmstances Col. Lyons horse stumbled go
bank. The colonel had bis neck disl'cs'ee -
bone broken; death vac, OF course, ins;Ian,e
vas forty Ave or 6fty years Of age, and isa'a,
in Arkansss. During the crossing o. ihe ~ ,,e
Of mules, drawing . wagon containing 70
fecs and baggage, became frightened, b'o
ferry boat, and the mnles, the wagon, anc w.
we're eli lost.-N,mphis Appeal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15
NORFOLK TO BE ATTACKED sPgEL:;

Alsdy, Who has recently reached here roa ~
gives I. as her positive conviction that scHsi.y
attacked very speedily. This she feels aS'u'H
conversations she had with rome Of Der '':'so
the North, who were 10 situation to be ris ti,
ed With the intended movements OF the ss'fHs
From the best light she could gather or iahs
Simultaneous movement "a to be made upo' go
OIL Point and Hstteras: and for this puips' w.
d ID hes been PIT In e,mmsni at HitGp
Wool reinstated In bis command at Cd P'rl-'
Day Book of l2h.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15
From the EorfoyE Day ssoE Of .alsss.

'N"' ''e >''f's~ ->"s WV ~ t's'oss'
FEDERAL ATTACK ON TaE EASTERN T1l-
FIFTEEN KILLED AND A NUMBER WOrSls|
We learn that an unsuccessful ate npt ss E,s 4
Friday we'k, by party Of federsls to l.ni iri
Chiogoteague, on the Eastern Shore, for Il. I~7z
destroying vessel on stocks that vas neiry Uoltl
They came up In steamboat, and por loo d s,s
fected landing, but they found to their cos tfI
bad gathered there to give them welcome C'pt ES
er, militia otieer 10 that vicinity. bad gIiberiEs
his boys with their duck guns and foulDg pecs sc
these means they attacked the vspdal., shoS,ris
ter 10 the ship yard behind the frame VI tOt,ssI
notwithstanding this. they were 90 roughly Md
the Eastern Shoremsn that fhen Of item sls,it
their allotment af land IN Virginia, besides ssrs
number carried OF from the peere OF acton ss.,s'
0oly one of our men eighty wounded iTn
6naly driven OF and eff c,ed their escape 70 b. On
amidst shoSer from Captain Flstehers Hs. - .
determined to burn the weasel themselves, al use
oordinRly.
This IL reliable,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15
TIE AFFAIR OF SANTA RO;L

A correspondent writes Of this sair u q, Ia
Advertiser a fellows:
PENSACOLA, WEDNESDAY Nigsi O. !,
An expedition Of 100 men, under Brigati,G..
Runnfl., crossed over to the Island til. uort, 4.
two o'clock. At twenty miants past four he 4, N
was fred, and in forty six minutes oil that ~ "A ~
numerous camp s snd Inner 5. comnis Ary tuis,, !,
a mass Of smoulderiug ruins. Toe Hospital NJ =,
the only bailding nov on the Island. WIsoaI s.,,
TIE first reached; lie sentinels were 81 Der kLl
safety In inglorious fight beyond the eastern n
Fort Pickens.
The scenes when this camp was fret nnair,
presented ss ludicrous, beyond belief. TIE ost !,
to his heels, with nothing but O brief skirst N
conceal his pakednes'; and bstveen hin and Ii m
no hotter or closer contested struggle ever octsr,
the Magno.-the Boil Run was nothing IL scsxs
Cur MOI pursued them with do,etuIl4s. 81
excelled In history, psusiDg for O momsll 0r, u
and then, to ERE building or camp, or drn d,
"rat tail" In the huge guns that met then ,lus,
~ step. Our troops advanced to within als, ar
hsps less, Of Fort Pjekens-not gun from stun|
parts was fred to stay our on and on sdvanc.,svr|
and near the very mound that goes down ahr|
swinging gates Federal scntries were sent ~ a
sccount
The expedition having nov succeeded bsJxi D, n
Of It's most sansuine sd'ocates, our brave u! I'D
soldiers turned the,s faces TO the cas- pnt o. I'd
sNn welcoming their enterprise With sbs II n
only beneath Florida sky. On their retsrr, uustd
corpse met their eyes, and not few Of th, 70. " d
living. During Gll this carnsge by lsqd. rai sz
fred BY that fee, that has SO long irs..S ~ ,lA I
pre- serce and its threats. Our troops .m % d, Is
from to q o'clock this morning. TOE sas Of Ilas
petition were toved back By the steamer z,i,l q,
Rowe, steamer Time, Capt Wipgste; AID Sa.. a
John Keys.
We had dozen or more killed, 81! seHszI
wounded, who are nov In the bospital ia stss, NuI
Is no doubt some Of our exhausted men were wrsas
and left on the Is,abd.
mus, close this 10 get ii In the nsl. kimi
the big fight
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15

hogs The latter animal is Of especial value at this time.
The Confederate States must raise their own meat and
they cannot sell about the task too or too earnestly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15

YAxKEr AFFECTION YoR TIE SkaR'-
shree out Of four negro men, pilots ana -
made their escape 1t q certain point 90 S' -
H. coast TO one Of The Yankee vessels. exc 80
turn to their homer, srd we're saot In TIE 80 -
we're worked so hard BY the Ysrkses Va
not ttsnd it and we're shot down tt' coy
hied TO get away.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15

GrS. K d. AsDrRs ,N.-The leader Of the gallant ex
po. at Pensacola, particulars Of which given
ia our teegrspbic column yesterday, Is West Point
graduate Of 1912 then in the dragons promoted LIST
Lieutenant for his conduct at the 6ght Of San Augusn
herco August, ls4s; promoted TO q captaincy in 1885,
Most Of his sSyyce has been on the frontier. At the
commemorate Of the present troubles he resigned bis
position 10 the Federal army, and was appointed, by
Governor Pickens Colonel Of the First regiment South
Carolina infantry which position he held until his
cent promotion to brigader- general by President Davis
He L a native Of South Carolina Asmphia ppkaI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15

80 Lsssrs o. 6sasSs sssf Be- ADDRESSED 70 s"AdtOr q
EAsg.n -,
A. 80 4 Tls ~ Nc s,indtEg, cagN 70 Be kaotos 20 az
NJ OF n 40 case 6s departed a, Obituary notices erceed
Do sigif las ~ charged for a. advertisement.
a. Va caaaof EsSIGks q rssrn rsjsctsd COMMUNICATIONS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15

THr FRrsHKT We pleased to learn that the watss
above the city subsdiog after having reached point
that created much une,sness anorg the pllntsn. ia.
Sarannak RspublieaH, Oct, sfh.1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15

UlHE upd :rdsreihaYs fs.n.d cc-parssen.g. a. z
Il sfrecoveIing tie vsiis Of fl,ses I.sel rs ~ -
d,stroyed, By the enemy ID xssl-n VIII. - n
prompt arentor 10 an cases entrusied 70 ns
Ae. apply 70 Col CHAs. I. MALLORY, Al w.. y 80 I
\ hOhfAGUg, a. Jansicl, N'dtestx e,e9" a
n''s.Ssf. and .fer that tine " A'es casfIs.
ss,s-u no. /. so,n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15

The attention Of those interested Is directed 10 the sd
vertisement of Msssrs Mallory AID Montague We need
scarcely say Of gentlemen well known that their quail
is cations for the business they have undertaken are Of
HIGH order.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15

FRrsHEr.-On last Thursday night says the Forsyth
Journal Of the 3d. had Of the severest freshets
tha. have occurred in h, country for number Of years.
The Towalgs swollen into a mighty river and bore
of nearly all the bridges in this county the river
We hear that Mr.. Buffers Nils were badly damaged
The river lands ovefown and and cotton Sc
rotsly iriured -SasannaA Rsoubfirau OF a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15

No FRExcu 0YTrcERs TO Jos IHr iISln
letter from Paris says sew raj supe,iH sna "a
GERS Of the Frerch ARTILLERY were offered e'e
for their services In the United siaas
French Government, which did not apps ~
their acceptance Of the offer 9. frs; neoaol'
the b, against grIntipg them the nc SAT-
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oorrrpondeuce Of tb- n. o. Delta.
CAREER OF GINS. MANSFIELD LOWELL AND g..
w SMITH

CAREER OF GEMS MANSFIELD LOWELL AND @.
W. SMITH.
As Il Is likely the Dst, val observe editorislly the
appointment Of Captain Manifold Lowell as Brgsder
General in our service beg leave 70 furnish the follow
II dates his military life taken from the
Cadet Register which the editor uay not be possessed
Of:
Mansi IA Lowell, son Of the late Surgeon General
Lowell, L. 8 A. born 10 the District Of Columbia, sp-
pointed cadet 10 1885 graduated at the Military Ac ide
my a. No. g. and promoted Second Lieutenant, 4h Ar
tery Jolly lat lsi2; FIRST Lieutenant February 10 h,
ls47; Aid de-Camp Msjor General Cuitm,u, ls474s;
wounded in the assault Of Chapultepec Mexico, Sepsm-
ber ls.h ls4.; Brevet Captain, September 18Th, ls47,
for gallant merorcuI conduct In the battle Of Cha
pultepec, Mexico; wounded In the attack on De BelGn
Gate heIico resigned December s:h, 1854; late Depu
" Street Commissioner City Of New York and Captain
Of the City Gusrd-a volunteer company Of that city
resigned bis command account of Gen Sanford bavng
endered the services Of his Division to the Lincoln Gov.
ernment 10 Aurl last OF the Class-thst Of ls42
graduated also
Our Gen. Rains 10 Missouri, ,....No.
Federal Gen. VIM B. Rosecrans, as. ........... 3
Federal Capt Barton S. Alexander, who didn't throw
the ponton bridge over Bull Run, as........-.
Our Gen. Gustsvus Woodson Smith, az. ......
Mejor Martin L. Smith, 10 charge Of forificaions
az New Orleans, a., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l6
Federal Gen. Jno. Pope in Missouri, as. .,,.., II
Capt Doubleday, OF Fort Sumter notoriety, sec. q
Col Hill, who commanded North Carolina Reg
ment at Big Bethel as..................... 2e
Our Ger. Richd. Henderson, now at Pensacola. 40
Our Col Geo. W. Lay, late Superintendent Lou.
issna Military College, and at present Abide.
Camp to General Besuregsrd, a.. ........... IL
Cspt. Lafayette McI.sws, O S. A. ......... IS
0 II Brigader- Gen Earl Van Dorm, as. ...'.. 62
Our Brgsdier.Gen lanes Lopgstreet 49,. 81
The following are the dates appertaining General
Smith:
Gustsvns Woodson Smith, born in Georgetown, Ky
cadet Of 1888 graduated at the Military Acadamy. and
promoted Erevet Second Lieutenant Corps Of Engi.
neers July 1T 1872 Acting Assistant Professor Of En-
cheering Military Academy from August 3lst 1874 to
ptember 2i,h Is4e aud Assistant Professor from 49,
~ 10 December 1884; Second Lieutenant January ls
ls46; Brsvet First Lieutenant April Ism, ls47, for gal
Mt snd neiorious conduct in the battle Of Cerro Cor
do MEXICO Brevet Captain, August 20h ls47, for gal
LIANT and mer;orous conduct in the battle Of Contrers
Mexico Commandspt of sappers, Miners and Ponto.
ners from March lob, ls4T to May 22d ls4S; resign
% December is b, 1854 late Street Commits ouer Of
he city Of New York.
Ger. BesUrsgard, No. l.. Class Of 1888.
Gen. Geo. Mcclellan, No :, Class 1916, was Second
Lieutenant of Sappcrs, Miners and Pontoniers under
G. W Smith.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15

THK LOUISVILLE Courier The Nashville Union Of
Wednesday announces that Mr. HALpKNAS has Il In con
temptation to revive the publication Of the Louisville
Courier 10 Nashville. The arrangements, says the U.
nion will be completed In DAY two for commencing
Its publication. --Msrphis Appeal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15
.por,nIdnble egiment.

Several companies of the Regiment, Of which men
ton is made below, have arrived at poin not remote
from the Yang Keangs, and ere ready and anxious to
display their skill in rOping" There will be fun when
they get At work.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-15

WANTRD.-I vish to psrshsss le 49, 20 sst
w Hsrnas having A<n, vi get geea ~"
90 Main ssrsss. J, bo9sIBux.
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Zine Slock.

Attention is called TO the notice Of Dr. Woods, Of Al
osmarle oring for ssle improved stocks Of cows and
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Tho War.

that Fremont is actually dsgaced. We nay look TOT an
outburst Of fury that no age has surpassed