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National sovernhieht In teinburssmsut Of en-

National government In reimbursement Of en-
penditures by the City 70 equip regime nts'
Tho matter wss pa pUned until the p'M
meeting, for which II was m Ide the special
order.
A communication was received from tbs
c, mptroller, showing the expenditures for q.
month on city account to have been e5.2o6,
g., having a balance. Oct. 2fst, Of ~, l63,s %
81. The receipts on trust accounts were 20: Oo9,-
401 40 expenditures, 1850, 1873 SO balancs,
S3075, 491 ~. Reserve bonds, issued in 1851,
&4576, 500 redeemed, t2,623, 700; balance
outstanding, si.sS1, 100.
Tie Comptroller communicated that during
the month Of October the following wers he
operations Of the Volunteer Relief Fund:
Families relieved. .410,412
Adults. .....,......s'.-'' lViOo
intl1ren ...s....ss 'sssss 1879
Amount expended. ........ l35,O09 %
On the 18th inst. there RENAME hut ALAG, 80
and operations will he closed on the 10Th inst
The Comptroller communicate that the re-
ceipts into the CITY Treasury, from Oct 20 70
Nov, 2, was e., 6oG, G52 "a payments, s2,S5S-
pos 10 balance, II ,s26, 69I 81.
The Clerk of the Common Council commune
Gated that the colofs Of the Fire Zouavos, found
ut ANNAPOLIS, had been delivered over to the
regiment. Adjourned to Thur-lay.
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Arrival of sIidcm mud Mason n, b,. por,

The L. y, steamship San Jlcinto, with Mcssr,.
Mason and Slidcll on board, was tclegraphed at
3 p NJ, yesterday. when OFT Squan.
Mr. kolt. Murray, U. 5. Mlrshl', embarked
on board the stcomtug Achilles and Intercepted
her, ami in pursuance Of orders received from
Washington yesterday, she wac ordered to Dos
ton. No communication from the shore will be
allowed with her until after the delivery Of her
prisoners at Fort Warren.
The Achilles then proceeded to sea in search
OF tho bark Augusta, supposed SLAYER, to bring
her to this port.
Marshal Murray will proceed to Boston In tho
San Jacinto to deliver in person the prisoners to
Col. DimmoCh, at Fort Warren.
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The BRIG W. Il. KInBY arrived at this port
from Matamoras, Mexico, on Saturday last, was
seized yesterday by the Custom House authori-
ties. She was from Matamoras with car
go Of wool, hides, &C., and after leaving that
port she took In quantity of specie, and other
freight, which does not appear on her manifest.
th thought that she is in the robal service,
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The National Thank-g'y wing.

w append Tic usual Thanlsgivng proclnma.
ton Of the Mayor with the tone of which our
readers will generally concur. 1t expresses the
thoughts and feelings of all classes of our ciii-
zcn', in recommending thanksgiving for the
many bo'nti'sani blessings which We cujoy,and
ierNcnt prayer that the unhappy war in which
We are now engaged may be- tcrminitcd.
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The pri-opcr- nj Richmond.

Piaul iJhid, Nor. 1s.-1hc Bniletn lrs let
ters from prisoners at Richmond, Va giving The
names of many Phihlclphians, members Of Col.
Blkcfs regiment
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>, Hestchester, Pa, Nor. 1s.-Miss Debby
Hughes, the Washington nurse, 80 badly in
jured by the recent railroad accident, died at
noon to-day Of tetanus,
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'llEAhQrAUn.Es DEPARTMENT IIrNuI,oD
Ri,nMuNp, Va, Nov. II, 1861
'Hon. d. =. BfRj.mliH, Secretary ~ var:
SIR; In obedience to instructions contained
ia your letter Of the 9TH instant, one prisoner OF
war OF the highest rank IN our possession wa,
chosen by lot, 10 be held tor execution i'm the
same manner as may bc adopted by the enemy
Tor th' execution Of Smith, recently condemned
to deaf in Philadelphia. The names of the six
colonel, were placed in can. The first name
dram was that Of Colonel Corcoran, Sixty
ninth regiment New York State Militia. who'is
the hostage chosen 10 answer for Smith. In
choosing the thirteen trom the highest rank to
Ice held TO answer for u like uumher of prisoners
ol war captured by tho enemy ut sea- there be-
ing only ten field officers, it was necessary 10
draw by lot three captains The first names
drawn were Captains j. u. Ricketts,, II. No
Qnade and j, w. lockwood. The list of thr
teen VIII therefore stand Colonies Lee Co.'s
well, WilcoN Woodruff aud wood Lieutenant
colonies Bowman and Nch Major, Potter, Re-
we're aud Nosdes; Captains Ricketts,, McOnaln
and lockwood,
respectfully, your ohrdion, servant
ions IL. WINpER, lirsa licr-Grncral.
In purugucc Of the above orders, Il /, under
stood that Col. Cor,orau h.s been transferred
iiom Castle Pirckncy, where he wa, confined
at the date Of his last lct.crs to tho common
Jail at Charleston, in which he now receive, the
same treatment a CONDEMNED murl Ter.
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&c. S. \. WAR DErNnrNrNr.

h'tlnnulNt nov. y. l01l.
"Sr-Iou are hereby instructed 10 chpp : ~
10, from among the prisoners ot war Of highest
rank onc irAo IS 10 be coniu'd ~ Ell dppropr.-
utd IN coHrictcd i Ions, dnd rh, ,s 10 BE- trrfci
in nj r,p, els ~ II such conrir', and 10 be- h,li
for ,y,ruiion in the same manner ~ may lac
adopted hv the enemy for thr execution ol the
prisoner If war Smith, recently condemned to
death in Philadelphia. You Will also select
thirteen other prisor'n Of war, the highest IN
rank al those captured bv our forces g. Ice con-
'hcrn ~ sca mn now nrif Tor trial IN Nr, YolL
"S pirates. As these measures are iutcnlud n
repre- 80 the infamous at,rmp. now mad, by tbS
enemy To commit Judicial murder on prison n.
OF war, you viii execute them slricllv. ns the
mode best calculated to prevent the commission
Of so hrU0us q crime.
Your Ohodicnt servant,
j. i. lirNINutN.
Acting rrctlrv or War.
TO liri"ndicr General john Wmder. Rich
moud, Va.
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r.. LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT PownRr.
] T1TnI md Ernuine srt.,le. viii exts,,ninat.
l"',"t-' Ants, .Ill AL ycrmin. free frotA poisDn
LYONS MAGNETIC H.LLS
Are sure death To Rats and Mice soil Nv ali II, 80,
giSlS everywhere. d. =. BARsI:s, RvInrietr. ~
Park Row. and IA Brosdway
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= HANIIl IGICOFHHROUS a
y Is .he rest and cheapest article for dress e
storing st me hair. Ladies, try It, Sold hy S
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LEKNANDO WOOD. Mlyor.
The southern Panic.

Az agent oi GLoEGE PEATopr, the lee
hratcd London banker, has JUS, returned from
the South having left Richmond on Thnr-dy
last. lle-.as in Savannah when the dead anl
wounded d the rebel army were brought from
Beaufort, and describes The conservation among
the rob, Il ~ extreme. Every one wap pruhib-
i,ci from leaving Savannah, but this dill not
prevent an extensive departure Of citizens tho
rebels had thought their lortiii atoms at Beau
fort to be imprcgniblc, AMI could NOS imagine
but that some new style Of projcc.ile had been
used hy the Yankees to drive them from their
strongholds.
The population all along the scaboard are dcS-
cribed ~ hcing in n great state Of fear anu sus-
| pcnsc, having heard that the fleet was passing
further TO the South, and not knowing at what
point it would strike. Numbers Of the state re-
| gimcnts had been ordered home by thu state
| governments hut the Confederate authorities
were unwilling that they should leave the Poio.
mae and serious issue was likely 10 arise in
consequence Three of the South Carolina regi-
mcnts had openly mu,inicd and were with
much difficulty prevented from an abrupt de-
parturc for the South.
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FIRE IN EAST Urn SrHEEr.--Last evening,
between and O'Clock, fire broke out in a
stable connected with the lubriclting oil f.ctorv
No; 200 East 18th street, and running THROUGH
10 East 18Th street. The flames spread to the fic
SoTN' ana also to pile OF lumber owned by Jas.
C'N. DelOrcst, estimates his loss 10 lac s9 i6o
no insurance. The loss Of Nash & Co. is about
S',ouo-lnsured iog $4,000 The fire originated
u the iactory. yU'l'oyVeH
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~. 1'~h III port II estimated AT 63j, 900 bal
of which 800, 600 are American,
Brcadstuiis quiet but steady.
Provisions quiet and dropping.
American securities quiet and unchanged.
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CIV SANnF"Ep has issued the usual order.
Tor The parade Of the Fhs. Division on Eyacul-
ion Day the 2jth. The line will he formed on
O'Clock, A. NJ. ~ -
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. 10, 1861.


Tho Governor Of this state, having, in Sc
oorlance with tmo-honorcd custom, appoint
cd THURSDAY, the 28th day Of November
inst, ~ a day Of public thanks living, l. Fer
nando Wool, Mayor Of the city Of New York,
do hereby recommend all good citizens to unite
on the day thus act apart in ascrpiioni OF praise
~ the source Of all Good, for his manifold mer-
ci's and blessings
Amidst the evils which the follJ and wicked
mess Of man have produced, tho unchanging
goodness Of the Creator may well awake our
doyout wonder. No language can adequately
express the extent Of His love---but your hon
ored pastors instructed by the sublime teachings
Of revelation will best guide your grateful dev0-
tion. | am sure that decorum and rational en-
joyment will mark this religious festival as ever
In the city Of New York, and feel 1t only nee
essary to remind those blessed with album Lance
20 remember at ihisinclement season anl period
Of general distress, the poor the fatherlcss and
the widow. pcrhap. the Ruler Of the Uni
yerss thus cnircntcd by the voice of mercy my
remove from our beloved country tbs scoursC
Of war. That he may youchsale to do 80 is my
sincere prayer.
Given under my hand and seal at the city o
Now York, this 18Th day Of November
r.. 81 1851. .....,
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kAI,ir" LNrENslvE-Tho 70 recruits raised
'y William MulliRan, for Frcmont's body guard.
cost the S9ycrnmcnt $1,000, or 5000 each
without equipments, up to the time they lcr.
this city.
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)hcdlcnt servant,
j. T. BrNiNutS


TO liri"ndicr General john Wmder, Rich
moud. Va.
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At EVANS Go au &, Fulton street.
h'tW,,u Cul and Gold straoL,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-22
TELEG RAPHIo.
THE THREATENED DESCENT ON COLUMBUS AND
MEMPHIS

MIMPHIs, Nov. Ala public meeting WAS held here
yesterday, and the people resolved to send and
money to Columbus, Ky. An address was issued calling
upon our sister States send forward and guns for
the defence of the Mississippi Valley The address say'
1.-THE long threatened invasion is hand aud the
emes of our rights ard liberties moving upon US BY
land and water in overwhelming numbers In the next
five days great battle will be fought at Columbus and
If the Confederates overpo~ered Memphis lost to
the South, unless Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana
help US. Our friends in the surrounding States mutt
lock the facts ssrnly in the face before it too ate
CHARLESTON, Nov. 2l.-The Mercury publishes sps-
cia despatch from New Orleans, dated on yesterday,
which states that an intense excitement prevails there
relative to the threatened attack Columbus, Ky
Commodore HELMS had gone there with his feet, and
has teegsphed for all tue available boats and the steam
ram Manassas. The floating battery, with 20 guns,
goes up tonight. ALI the river pilots have been in.
pressed into service.
Seventeen thousand troops and seventy cannon are ct
Columbus,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-22

Nov nearly SIX hundred were scattered over me
fort which vas only two hundred fee, square, with scarce
y shell falling GU, of their midst II vas then that our
men began 70 fan tack ard fast. 1t them and not
until them amid the unceasng explosions Of these mes
sengers Of DEATH that the conviction OF our utter help
Iess3ess was fully rea1 and the 6nal consummaton OF
indifference and neglect the part Of ocial5Who had
been frequently spprz Of our condition and the threa
eninss OF the enemy fast closing the drama with
die epute TO themselves and destruction to Us. Thus,
when madness alone would have attempted longer to
hold deeueeess fort and nothing eoul be gained BY dy-
ing amid its shattered walls, coors we're struck
But let ask whether lose gain by the surren-
der The first gain il that Old Rip is somewhat awaken
ed from her ethargy by the loss Of the post Uheher
she for the loss Of her not But whether
this crash upcn her corns BY the Yankees will
prove radically beneficial or not remains a. yet 70 be
seen /. my special purpose in this connection, to
speak Of the service Of our worthy Commodore, Who II
NAV from these facts, IL free from any blame
that NAV bs attached 20 him He could not have been
responsible for the disasters OF the previous day be-
cause he there. Nor for those of the second
DAY. becau'e OF hopeless condition, rendered SO oy
tbs neglect of Others, and then Seyond redress
Nov IL in the time manner or Of capitulauon, We
gain an aivsntsge indebted 10 him for it. The
surrender was made II time TO life, and in man
ner to secure the proper terms Of clputon and those
terms secured 70 Us the treatment due TO prisoners Of
war aud to the Southern Conf.deracy the rss and
vet the only claim recognition bcigerent power,
upo1 the Federal Government Such Was the loss OF
diplomacy to them aud gain 70 US that for these assu-
ralcos Commodore Sringham forced to resign bis
position ard siih him Of the naval officers
under his command
Yours, most respectfully,
JOSEPH D. BARNES,
leased Prisoner.
Not positive that this the regiment but the fact
va stated by them OF some regimen.
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PLANTER.
TO MEMBERS or TUE LEGISI AND BANK
STOCKHOLDERS.


In these war times, when every thing Is very highly
taxed and the Safe and Confederate Governments are
greatly in want Of money wish to call your attention
20. co holders that do nothing more than srseT
bs of the Bank Directors In the State DO without any
compensation; and yet they receive large Pay, which
,nss out of the pockets Of the State and the private
,ocbodsrs of the three State basks-vz the Exchange,
,bs F,rm,rs Bark and the Bank of Virginia. allude
a be Presidents Of the Branches OF thoss three Banks
Ybsy receive from $3.50 to 81 00O EACH annually while
m,py Of them live on their plantations hate the Yam
kse word FARM and come to town ores or twice week
and all of them are actively engaged In other kinds Of
hspeas really doing nothing than any other Direct
a, vho receives nothing. The three Banks have, l
min, sbou. thirty branches aud the soNres Of these
h-,reh Presidents amounts to about s25 900, per an
,, thereby taxing the State who is large stockholi
:, 4, the three banks about $4,000, aad the pEvas
.,octboa ,rs about $40 OOJ, annually. In ls4s, when
Inc legislature Was drunk at the FauQuer White Sulphur
s,,ev, the law permitting only stockholders to be d.
,setors was changed think since that time the Banks
lost more money By b,d debts than the whole time
hssre and principally through the Executive appoint
nsnts.
Let the Legislature change the law in regard to bank
Directors to what & vas iOrerly, permitting none to
IA ,so,ors unless they at least ys shares Of stock,
and forbddiog al branch Presidents receiving any sAA
r,ss and there wl be very large sum saved annually
10 the State and her citizens. B'L.
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TIE PIRATE FLEET.

Augusta, Nov. 2l.-The Charleston Mercury Of this
morning says that eight ships lights aeen
OF Morris Island last night 1t was probably gun beat
f1ulla.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 2l.-The Charleston Courier, Of this
morning. Gays tbs, one of the invaders has been captured
and brought to that city. A gentleman, who arrived
there yesterday reports tina. three vessels crowded with
Federal lying at Bsz,rd Creek and is suppoe ed
we're about to land Some vessels we're of Beaufor',
and sixty or seventy Of the enemy were quartered in
that town,
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FROM EAST TENNESSEE.
From the Knoxville Register Of the Ion.


LINCOLN CAMP Broken UP.-From three hundred Il
five hundred Lnconites of Carter county, who were en-
camped In Doe River Cove, about elk miles from Eliza
bebton dispersed on the approach OF the Confederate
troops.
counties TO the number Of about FIVE hundred turned
out on the news of the bridge burning and concentrated
at Car.rs Depot (Wataugi Brdge) and organized them
selves into regiment Hon. Joseph B. Heiskell, mem.
Der elect Of O. s. Congress from the ls Congresona
District, elected Colonel; VIM l. Rice OF Bristol,
Lieut. Col; j. G. Bynum, Of Rogersvile, Major.
This regiment of volunteers, together with Col So-
walls battslion, numbering 500, including battery oil
fl ing artillery Of four guna, advanced 10 Doe hiVer
Cove, where they found the Lncolne camp deserted,
and nothing left but lG hogs and 70 bushels oil corn,
which the O. s. Army appropriated From 20 TO ~
prisoners were arrested in the knobs each armed with
gun pistol and bowie knife and taken to the Waanga
Bridge. They will probably be brought to Knoxville
during the week. to be tried before the Coniederat court
The rebellion in Carter and johnson counties may be
said to be crushed out.
The following are the names Of Of the prisoners
captured Ham Smith, (formerly Representative from
Carter and johnson )-Helton merchant at Elizabeth
ION two Douglasses, and two Hyders.
WIN. Taylor, Southern-Rghts man was wounded,
while returning from the expedition by Linconite bush.
ranger.
ARRIVAL or PRIsoSrRs.-Some forty prisoners, Of
Gifts traitor band, from HImilton Rhea aud hegs, in
GLIDING Lieut. Colonel and aCommissary, we're brought
up the train last night in charge Of Lieut. o. s. Ken
edy, Of the 10th Alabama Regiment, and marched
through the jail where they were safely
lodged to await examination before the Confederate
Commissioner. number OF arms were taken In their
possession Their condition, criminal they are,
cited the commserstion Of our citizens, and In the
crowd that accompanied them to their dismal quarters
we heard but one preston Of indignation against the
unfeeling and uuscrupulous demagcgues, who deuded
them into their present unfortunate condition, and then
deserted them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-22
FRON POUND GAP.

The reported passage Of the enemy through Pound
Gap, on the Kentucky line, IA unfounded. Col VIII
iams the commander Of forces occupied, on Friday
last position four miles this side, for the reason that
there was no camping ground Immediately In the Gap
Il was the intention Of Col Williams to return after secur'
ing his supplies and defend the Gap 80 long as De might
Gus disadvantage 10 the face Of vastly superior force
In any event. his sharpshooters will continus to hatas
the Federas aud the experience Of Pkton shows that
they can pick them off BY the hundred.-LyHehtIry
RspubIiean. a
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TglBuTE OF RE3pEOr.

TRIBUTE OF Rg3PEOr.
Ala meeting Of the University volantesrs I'd Rss Ten
Legion called 11h instant occasion OF
death Of their brother arms Mr. HInxis INwIop OF Ag
county Va Lieut. Wheapey was called 70 n ,ns st
ads Coffnan, appointed secrearj Lieut. w. ". ou 1e
W. Harris and HarnsbtrEer, having been no sm,u
mmittee TO aft suitable resolutions submitted 'hs
which snmously adopted: ,s..,x ,,.r,
whereas, II hath pleased the Amiehy 70 take ~
midst, esteemed friend and fellow soaisr ~.
Dlnviddie Of Abemsrie county virsns, hs'eoIe'
Resolved Th,t Will do most hurdle snpni. 70 a.
pectei dspsns.uon OF Divine Poyienee ~ a yxaImb..rt
loss Of such sincere fend, good ieuoWsois'er' anu
ed christian ...,.., =. IL. ,I.,a. ID
Ihat would tender our deepest bis na Asa
,nS o,n With Ia mourning his unmely DEATH for
their loss Is loss. ..-s.a a. a.. ,.rux n,
That copy of these resolutions be forvadsa 70 me
the deceased and published In the Richmond "ns es ffs
sysan ana IsS, O. wHEATLEY. Chairman.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-22

hLroR's CouRT.-Beng unable to attend the Mayors
Court yesterday the reporter referred to the docket to
mcartain what done. The following we're en-
tered but no record made Of the disposition Of
them:
John White, charged with unlawfuIy assaulting and
threatening TO beat one Michael Sullivan.
Il. Wsllenstein, charged with assaulting Virginia,
slave Of Dr.. Sullivan.
julius L,vy, charged with assaul.iug Jane, Abell
Clarence Cassidy "turned up" again-this time on
the charge of being drunk and disordery land inter-
ferng with the Confederate State prison." he was re-.
quired to give sl5O security for his good behavior
Antonio Baker, for opening his bar-room on Sunday
last was foedSl5
John O. Dawson, for swindling W. q. Burton out Of
500 WAS remanded for trial
George Brown, charged with cutting Francis Caste
gon was required give $3.50 security for bis good
behavior.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-22
SECOND AUDITORS REPORT.

snooxD AUDITORS oyTcE yiRorEL, I
Richnond, 22d Oct 1851. I
DKll As required by Law herewith transmit states ents
containing Of the transactions OF the fand for later
nal sinking Fund.- and Literary Fund for the FISCAL
year ending both September, 1851.
Respectfully, your tsrt
VIZ A. hoxcuRE, Second Auditor.
To His HIeelsncy JsHs LrTcHEs, Governor OF Virginia
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT FUND.
SnoDs ~ n, psratons OF s fund Of Internal Improve
During tEs FISCAL Year sadtag SOn Ssp<noer 1851
Ia ance Treasury LIST day occtober lsGO e6Sl is
TreaSureT's iecepts for paynent,intotne
Treasury duriag the bs,al year ending
SOth september, 1861:
For loans obtained under the Act Of 18th
March, 1856. toOO W
For loaIs obtained under let CT feih
March, 1851:
Re stered certificates. ............ tstS,s0l %
Coupon bond. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,OSt,OO 90
liss,0OO0e
FROM revenue, dividends on PAnk and
Internal Improvement Com 9iny Stock,
Bonds Bonus on Bank Capital, Inter
--l,7To,t59 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-22

A PROCLAMATION TO THE ISDIASs.-Oolonel Douglas
n. Cooper, O. s A, has Issued proclamation, dated
October "a 70 the Cherc KEGS Greeks Chichasass SEMI
nolss and other inhabitants Of the Indian Tern.or IN
;,;nS tbem 10 form mo compauss and report to him
immsda,ey. TO resist the invasion OF their homes BY
tha Federal VandAls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-22

No DrrEsrroS-Ws are authorized to state that there
q no detention TO the mails travellers through Ienne'
ace from Bristol TO Memphis, except few minutes re
qured in the change Of cars at the south ioi6 o. e
acIon about II miles from Bristol The road is noS
perfectly safe and is efficiently guarded as TO keep 1t
10 gneAblBg r publican.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-22

AP.rR1orIo WoNAS In Haywood County in this
STATE ON the 10 Of October last, AS Justice gave
hIrtb 70 three mountaineeers a. the same time. The
mother called one B'auregard, the seeond Johnston
- hid MS Sse.ss and the only regret she had,
,hS, there aas rot one more brave little fellow to cal
AFTER Sterling Price, Of Missouri.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-22
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT FOR KENTUCKY

NASHVILLE Nov, pa special dispatch to the Uniod
aud American states that the sovereignty conventic
at Russelvile had adjourned after forminga provision
al government George W. johnson was elected Gov
ernor, and Bowling Green has been made the capital.
9 Messrs Il. c. Burnett VIM. Preston and w. E. Sin ms
we're appointed committee to negotiate for the adol
ton of Kentucky into the Southern Confederaey
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-22

T,xxs PRIsoSEE is reported and believed that
z.r1hter W. Fckn, an energetic and prominent citi-
1sp Of otesvis has been taken prisoner IN the
KanAuha Valley By the enemy.