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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-04
Cincinnati, July 2.

The Fifteenth and Seventeenth Indiana Regi-
ments arrived here this morning, and went into en-
csmpment at Camp Clay.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-04

IRIsHMEN RETURNING TO IRELAND.-Tlie Cork
(Ireand) Examiner. of the 18th ult, says that the
City of Glasgow, just arrived from New York,
brought home number Of Irish emf grants. Ii
continues With one two exceptions, none
of them appear to have been benefited by their
exile. many of them being very poorly clad. and
having an anxious, detected appearance. Notwith
standing this immigration, there is diminuton
in the amount of emigration. On the contrary
owing to the emigrants being ignorant of the &C
tual state of America. Last week number OF
intending emigrants went to Queenstown. but Of
this number one hundred Withdrew their name:
from the agents books as soon as they were told
Of the condition of the country to which they were
about committing their fortunes"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-04

Two Men KiLLED.-Two young men got into a
difficult last Monday on the road between hers
and Fayette, and were both killed. Their names
were Best and Sears, and they both lived some
where in the neighborhood of Roanoke. They
had started to Boonvle, to JOIN the State forces,
but had turned back upon hearing of the engage
ment there. They got into quarrel, when Sears
shot Best with rife, who partially raised himself
up and discharged both barrels of double barrel
led shot gun at Sears. They fell close together,
and both soon expired
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-04
New York, July ..

The steamship Hammonia brought 10 900 rifles
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Sept lSsh.--The Jadgo Of the County
Curt has ordered the sherih 10 tax, away the guns
fom the several companies Of the State Guard. 1t s
stated that many of the guns have been spirited away
Tie Hon. John Bells boat, the T'eadSay, has been
seized at SmthlaBd.
LOUISVILLE, Sept lS.h-The Senate has passed tie
rsoutors adoped by the House, ins;ruc ing the Gov
ernor to order OF the Confederate troops from the
of Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. lS-Mr. Hustin, f'om the Commit
tee on Revised Statutes reported bill 10 prohibit and
punish rebellion in the State OF Kentucky. The bill has
been made the special oder of to-day One of is pro-
visions makes the wagng Of on the United States
or the enlistment OF troops for the ederates or H.
ducing others DO SO, the joining paradrg with
company with the intent Of joining the Confederate
army, felony, I'D punishable with from one to ten
years Imprisonment. Another prov sion nskss the in
vason of Kentucky by any OF her citizens, as Copfsde-
ate soldiers punishable by death The act to go into
effect in ten days after passage.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
From The Memphis Appeal
TIE GDYERNMRNT LOAN.

NJ. Nemmipger las issu.d another circular In refer
80 "a the cotton and produce loan, copy Of which
k besn forwarded trcm the Treasury Department at
Rchmond Il appears nom this circular that the sub
sc-:ptous of eo:teU rice, tobacco and sugaihe iour
ras s-apcs of SOu,b upon which alone reliance has
bsen plac-d-asve progressed In 4 manner almost be-
yond the hops aimed by toe mest saDguine orgi-
majors OF the scheme. In several OF the States Is Is
asserted that already as much as onebird to ehs-na
OF the entire cotton crop has been cfred l. is DOT
proposed interfere with the customary arrangements
OF planters in making sale OF their prodace, but as sta
I'D by Mr. AemmiIger, l. IS only ked that esch inGi
vdual shall indicate in advance the proportion oil ire
which he ia wiling TO suscfioe; the time ana
place ct delivery the factor or merchant IL whose
hlnd Il TO be placed for s. and WHO IL authorz ID 10
pay over the proceeds aad receive in exchange Con-
fdsrate bords These bonds carry interest oil eight
per cent. payable scmancuay, and are not TO DC De
il-usl Of less deaouiaacn than enc hundred dollars
except the subscription is for less amount whea
tn Toni, il 61ed at fty dollars. the paymen; OF the
psi pal and interest of the bonds Is secured, as VIII De
perceived, BY special act Of Congress.
ate agricultural sud manufacturing interests coz
Gu ies the eircuar-"which have row the opportunity
o! contributing the wants a.d sustaining the crecit OF
the government were 10 condition 10 make cash sub
scriptons 20 the loan previously authorz d. Teer SUI
plus capital was already invested and their command OF
sources in the Of thGgs, was mainly to be look
ed Tor 10 tie future Upon such future resources thty
are authorized safely TO draw and the inv s'men' pee
posyd aside from claims on the score OF pa'r'o'7i
my be regarded altogether as advantageous, ana saie
as any other business transaction.
The time Of sale referred in the caption OF the lists
which are sent cut is intended indicate the usual date
at which the crop brought muke aud will OF course
BE- subject TO those considerations OF mutual interest
which would postpone sale where the property would be
saca6ced
Special agents have been appointed will be appoint
ed il every county aud district Of the South They VIII
be furnished with subscription lists and requested to
bring TIE subjse, before their feOw-ezsns IN every
proper manner by personal sppeas public addresses or
through the iUstuneuity OF the press The results Of
thsir Iabors viii b, communicated from time TO time to
tbs department. and m ia rtqltsted that agents will en-
dose upSn the lists The Of the potohoe, county and
State % which they belong.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

"BASK or PIrr,YLyGSIAn-F scme Gauss, IN.
kaoxn 20 Oh the world save the Senssonsts, rep9It
has been iudusroUsy circulated IN this aud oher see
tons Of the State 20 the effect that the "BIRk Of Pit
sylyes.ian cannot redeem her nctNS more mistaken
proposition unfouaded rumor vas never paimed on
upon a credulous people For the amount OF notes Is
sued coatras ed with her specie On hand solvent debts
sd SAFE boads abe is uudeniably one OF the most
solvent Banks in the Safe.
The entire amount Of notes issued BY this institution
& Si62 geo She has in specie some $4,000 in Stat"
bOuds $4,000, In solvent debts abou: $4,000 Tie
sock already subscribed for amounts to the sun CT S27
600 100000 OF which has been paid in and fer whi
tn Owuers are bound the note holders OF the BanF
Adj az the above aud assurances together and
will a. once bs that the sovency OF this institution
l. beyond all question.
IN addition 20 all this the Back Of PttsylVauii" has
decided advantage over mauy OF the other Banks Of
th- cty IN tbe collection OF hfr debts, a. mcs OF them
have been mlds since the passage OF the stay -
These debts be put in train Of collection a. any
time tbs Interest OF the rs tuition rqufes while her
Iesuupon OF specie payment, is governed By the sane
Law Nheh Is hereafter 10 operate upon all Banks alike
In view OF tine above iacs, We say TO oil holders OF
tire uotss Of this BlUk 90 not permit the sharpers and
raonsycbangers of the country, to shave you cut Of
them Tasy are full, as valuable any notes you can
obly get in exchange. The fact TIA: they are
no az the present wring, bankable in Richmond, - 30
erGsacs thew good any uo.ss Issued by the
chmond Banks few more days, at mos, will sufh Q
for tie utter dsp Hing Of every vestge OF the uaiouad.d
rumor relative 70 the solyency OF this Bauk-DdnvHe
Register.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
TELEG RA HIC.
ANOTHER FIGHT IN TIE NORTHWEST.

CLAkKsnuss, Va, Sept lSth.--A battl, occurred at
tree o'clock on Tuesday afternoon near Summersvle
,nera Rosepcranz after making osance, found
General Floyd with al army OF 5000, vi sixteen field
pieces entrenched in powerful position the top Of
mountain on the ives: eide of the Gauley river The rear
and the extreme OF both links inaccesst, to foot
soldiers Tho position guarded by heavy forts and
jungle.
A strong detachment Of Coniedera,es vas discovered
out of their camp on this eide Of the river and shortly
f erwards the scouts discovered themselves in the face
OF paspe: battery and lorg line OF pai'aidss, when
the battle opened 6srcey. The Conlsderates poured
upon TIE Federas a terrible fire Of musketry, rifles
clnnister aad shell causing some casuSlies Ct'nei
Settle led several companies Of his Irish to charge tne
batteries when he brought dowa by shot IN the
leg Col Smith Engaged the Oouiederaies on the lei,
and Col L,ys directly in front. Col Lowe was killed
HcYulens Howitzsr Battery ard sayder's t"ohed
pieces got in the bss position possible and soon srced
two Of tho Corfederatea guns. The fire s'ackensd st
intervals but grew more furious night approached,
when the German Brigade was led Into action by Col
McCook under the direction OF Adutant General Hort
zeua After a furious fight, which listed three hours,
right complied the recall Of tho troops. The men lay
on their ready TO renew the contest IN the mofB
irg Gen. Floyd Eel back during the night, sinking his
boats and destroying the temporary bridge. The depth
of the river and the exhaustion OF the troops rendered
pursuit impossible The Federal loss was fifteen killed
and seventy wcu ded The loss Of the Confederees is
unknown, as they carried t their dead and wounded
Their losg however, must have been serious. This is
the enemys account.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. - Among the names mentioned
for glantry and sodierly conduct by In. Rosenclaz
are Gen. Bsnham; Colonels kcCook, Little and Low;
Captains Hartzuf, s'yier and hcNu'len, aud Msjor
Burke.
Geo. Roseucranzs official account of the bttle is very
similar to that already s.a He there were about
90 Federsls killed. and ebou. 100 wounded. Il. found
two stands of ooors, few prisoners, and some camp
eqqipage which Gen. Floyd f. when he evacuated bis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
FROM MISSOURI.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. IL Intelligence has been received
from Mexico, Missouri announcing that Tmbers Bridg',
this side Of Sturgeon had been nearly destroyd by fire.
train of troops expected to pas', but they got
out aud examined the condition of the bridge and returned
to Mexico, to await repairs o! the structure.
JEFrxRsoS CirY, Sept. l2.-Gen. Price camped on
Saturday night Clnon, in Henry county, en- route
TO J,fJrson City.
ST LOUIS, Sept. 1S.-The Pacific and Iron Mountain
Railways have been connected here to enable transport
alton to proceed wiihou, change Of the march,
ing OF troop, through the city
TIE circulation of the Du6uke Herald has been inter
dcted here.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

Of the absence of General Butler eu, after Gel sre.s
ters explanation, tina. the General nae o oteI
Us or,rsS AZ ten eclcck after passing four oriei
,,soIU,;cns smbodyipg the language Of Hon Joe Holt
TSsu,ao ,rchhisbop Hughes and Andrew Jaeksons
sIshrstsd ,IprersiOa THE Union, it mrst and shall be
prsseryed" .,,a ,,rs;,, ohss,. xsrs s;vsn
C. Generals Scott and Mcclellan.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISsroS Sept. l2.-F,ring re-comYsncei this
morning. ia the direction Of the Chain Bridge. Toe
casion for il il not known.
WASHINGTON, Sept. lS:h.-The prevailing impression
here that general engagement cannot DO long delayed
Good military critics however, declare tina. they expect
no serious fyhtiug for two three weeks.
All was que. at tue Chain Bridge last night
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
EMORY 4 HENRY COLLEGE


TIVE session of this Insulation will commence on the lss
4 day Of October. and end on the 4th Of July.
The csures In ths Academic Law AMI Medical
Bchool continue as heretofore and schoo Of Military
Tactics viii be organized Ia uneIo Into operation
at the beginning Of the session.
ra having gained currency that hs University has
been converted lLto Military Hospital, proper say
such Owing tie crowded condition Of the Gen
ersl Hossl Oh .ro sye, the University buildings
thrown open the cepion OF the sick and wounded Of
the Confederate Army during the vacation Many Of them have
already and such remsn Will be remGysd By
An sary In sptember the become they
are put thorough Of prepara for the accommodation
Of rudents.
Fer Catalogues, address, aAUPN.
au2O-c Is Oct Chr. OF the Faculty
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
ARRESTED.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept lS.-Wm. s. Winder, tie brother
to tho Confederate General has been arrested charged
with REASONABLE correspondence.
INV YoRK, Sept. 10 VI. G. Stanley has been sen. to
F,rt l. ltayetse for tampering with the soldiers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

CoxPLETrD.-The fortifcations around the city have
so far advanced towards completion, as to warrant the
discharge Of the free employed upon them. 1t
ia the purpose Of the Mayor TO exert h influence in be-
half Of those amo2g them who have faithfully hboTed
upon Tho redoubts and are suhjec. to e1patrison
der the laws of the Commonwealth by urging the pas
sage Of On &C, by the Legislature granting them the pr
vilege OF remaining in the state The Notifications have
been constructed ia very complete and substantial
manner under the superu,enderce Of Of NJ. Richard
Reins, and will undoubtedly attract visitors
next GUNNER when tho slopes covered with grass.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

ARREST AND DrscHARdK.-Richard Lipford was arrest.
ed yesterday afternoon, the Spotswood Hotel, on
the charge of stealing horse from officer ramed j.
T. Mon gomery. The person who arrested L'pford
not policeman ard il raid have treated hi, subject
rather roughly before securing him. The tnce appears
to have been mere freak the part Of Lipford AMI
he was discharged from the cage at the instance Of the
owner Of the horse The affair created some excitement
In the vicinity of the Hoiel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

HUsrIxGs CoJsr-On Thursday Edward S. Gentry,
free nan of coOa convicted several weeks ago. before
the Mayer Of havirg uttered iDsolen aud insulting ln
guage TO D.. Jsmes Il. CONWAY, app sled from the d.
sion of the Mayor, and the s?pesl being yesterday
heard the udgm n IVES reversed ard the Getndln dis
charged The application OF TIE same party for cert,
f,aie OF the that he ia not negro refused =
The COUNSEL for Gsniry, Jahu Howard E'q gave notice
Of intention file exceptions 10 the decision of the
court
The jury having been unable to agree in The case Of
zze Win, Indicted foA keeping house Of il.-Isme
discharged, and mol pros. dered to be entered
in the IL is GOD tina. the dsfsndant has
moved from the house Tor keeping which she Was In
dcted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

A GASa OF WILLIAMS Events Of recent occurrerc,
show that city is infested by gang Of daring ruans
The safety of life aud property demands that patrol
should oe organized whou: delay, to cooperate with
he nipht pulice
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
VERY PROBABLY.

BALTIMORE, Sept l3-l!is reported at the Point CT
Rocks that the Coriedeat taking up the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad, and using tho material to extend
the track OF the Loudoun Railroad
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

tbs CAPIroL.-Workmen busily engaged in re-
odeling the arrangement Of tho State Hopse in this
city, 70 as to make ample for the Confederate
House of Representatives, The old Senate Chamber Of
the Legislature Il to be enlarged by taking 10 the passage
and the whole of the Clerks oce With these additions
Il will be one Of the fnest balls in the country, being
sm DE- well lighted and in ali it's proportions striking and
JUST It will b. occupied by the Confederate States House
Of Representative the Virginia Senate being removed
into the upper portion of the building.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

NoRE PRIsoSARs Ten Hoos er prisoners, captured at
the battle of Gross Lanes, and nine renegade vrgnians
were brought to this city yesterday Thursday and safely
lodged in prison. The names Of the latter William
Jones, William b. Woods, R l. Miller, Stephen Esdes,
George Hunt Samuel Rimsey, VIM. NJ Fox and Jacob
kpuntz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

LARGE FIRE
BosIos Sept. IL The Nahaat Hotel was burnt lss.
night Loss about 100000.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

ANOTHER DARING RoBBIRY.--A man named George
Back was arrested yesterday afternoon, by officers
Bib and BlanLiuship, for suaicSng valuable gold
watch from the pocket Of James K Brode rick on ls.h
street, near Maip abou! t1o oclcoi yesterday after
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
DEAD.

srocKBRIDsr, Sept lS;h.-Ex-Gov. Briggs who wal
accidentally shot some time hence, died on yesterday
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

REcySr RAscALnY.-Ths residence Of Mrs Cariozo,
a. the corner OF Gacesnd Sh streets was entered Thurs
DAY morning by burglars who lighted the gas in the par
lors and then proceed to The bed room OF Mr. 4. n.
Crdczo and stole his gold watch, valued at $780, They
next vent 10 the occupied by Mr. W. a. Cardozo,
wno WAS awakened by their movements, and gave the
slum One Of the burglars struck him the head
With the butt end Of pistol and then decamped with
bis confe leratc.
On Wednesday night, Mr. John O. Blakey, on return.
ing home with his wife, from Metropolitan Hail.
tered robber in the passage Of his residence, the
corner Of Frarklin and 20h street. In attempting 10
,care the vlaiu Mr.. B,key received a stab in
the right shoudr. We regret TO add that the burglar
Effected hs escap".
About o'clock Thursday morning, Mr. Isasc Bur-
rett while on his way the "a market with produce,
etc.. attacked BY the city limits, three mtp,
beaten and robbed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
CIEx ITEAGy.

RIorous DxNoSsrRArIoS.-The vicinity Of tn irst
Market was the iccae yesterday afternoon, Of no little
excitement in consequence OF fight between party OF
drunken soldiers, and o Zousve," named VIM Nc
Doeoush II sppears that MeD. vas instrumental IN
causing the srreat Of three soldiers named W. NJ Green
John Gallon and Mike Noand on the charge OF strang
silver watch from another soldier, named D. l. hola'
day Several comrades OF the three prisoners became
ncensed against NcDonough for informing against them
and when he emerged from the station house. they made
an attack on him.
A great uproar ensued pistols were drawn and fred
ard Med. would probably have been shot but for bis
agility in getting in doorway. The soldiers camort d
for the release c their comrades and threatened they
were Schrrged TO bying party OF their regiment
T. the cage at night aud rescue them by force. TIE
conduct Of the soldiers Is represented TO have been ex-
tsemey outrageous. The Mayor having been apprized
of these proceedings reported the facts TO Gov. Lechtr
who promptly ordered GU: large detachment Of tho
Public Gard 10 aid the police in the preservation OF
order In the meantime the rioters had been dispersed
by tie police.
About o'clock, the detachment. of the Public Guard,
Lieut. Kerr commanding marched down TO the cage and
sentinels we're Immediately posted aonnd the doors and
arches with orders to ALLOW person to pass without
the leave OF the Mayor or Captain wilkinson Al late
hour, last night there symptom Of any further
disturbance. and we appreheud that the potvalant
soldiers indefinitely postponed the execution of their
silly threat We were unable 10 learn with certainty
last rish. the Regiment TO which the rioters belong
The sr will undergo investigation to-day, before the
Mayor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

Mayors CouAr.-Yes;erdsy, young man NAMED
Charles Ptrdsrgrast alias Ohas. Williams was arrsicued
on the charge Of stealing SEQ note from Lieut. G. j.
Rswel on Thursday night. The Lieut.. was standing at
the door Of Miss Clara Colemsns house, on Virginia
street, asking some ore to change the note, when tine
prisoner walked up. grabbed the rag" and ran tE-
lie afterwards went back to the house, and informed
Clara Coleman that he bad tho note, telling her, at the
same time that she must keep nun" or he would kill
her. ard promising call day aud divide The spos
wi he. Shortly after, Pendersrast was arrested by
watchmen Cousins and Adams, and carried to the watch
house. Tho Mayor reuaRded him for examination before
the Hustings Court Ills exenuatng plea is that he was
drunk bus the wachmen who arrested bin testified that
he was sober enough TO know what he was about.
+ AeCook for Threatening personal violence to John
hadt and wife, was required to give security to keep
the peace, in tue sum OF Sl50
Co rad Miller, for attempting to enter tho dwelling
OF, and throwing stones at Maurice Bauyhouse, was
committed.
John T. WEBB for being drunk and disorderly on
Main street, near elle's Thursday also committed
Several other pablo drunkards likewise cent to
II ais Retreat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

x>IOUR 100 bbs Family Pre- rxirI sups nne llJu- for
Il sale on eonaisn5sut byk-Y srOKEsklO. ed
I'd AC1S, Country Cured 90 Ooo III Ptm, oteon, en-
- eoasisnaeat a i srUKEs 90 eO:nSr 18Th and AIRY
-. sei4
DICE, RICE tcs prime New Ree, on eOnsgna'n, BY
n A Y. s1OSts&CL selt
JNTG4TERN VIRGINIA SALT.-l09 saek, Prime
w yirgins salt eansgnnsrt Oy Az srUhES co. eo@
re- lAh add Cay sreeis seIs
{, aT5o1 Sacks roznd Salt In sore and for sle "
- - ~ go. : an sslI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
EDUCATION.

TIyHE kXEGClSES OF MISS M. A. ALLRN,S
IL SCHOOL WILL C0HHFHcs On tar RiRsT or oCTOyER-
At her resieDce, Let Street. between Clay and Marhsn
sep 2-u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

TIE DANVILLE
MILITARY INSTITUTE,
(Lateiy Conducted BY Me.trs. Edn1tds d Jonss,)
WILL be opened the is Monday September Ard the
wv sIon Will close the last week In June.
T. OSCAR RoGEYs fsq has consented TO take part 10 the
mana s-heo seutieman OF large expei and
very Zig Iy commen ed After ire Lexington Mill
tary graduation at the Cnive atty Of virginia, Mr.
Rogers devoted years TO the Inst ucon Of nth
students viii he PREPARED for college the Unyerhy for
businefs purSGts
7ERMs
C0naf payable 10 advance The ba the lat February
Board AID tuition, per ses n Of 10 months t2D
For Uty Scholars, clarges same ai heretofore.
eN- Coma uniS aiions addsesied t.
T. O. HOWARD. Principal.
D,nyle, Virginia.
Refer Revs George W. Dame Yrsnt Sta ~ Chaplin,
NJ Kiri pIrck Danv lie Revs Ch,s Read, Messed Hog w..
P. Lelehvre, tsl Ric 7mord. ts6-cim
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
ralLIrAKY GOODs... :, ce!yei the folloving De
CHlNA, RARTHFNwARR AND GLASS, at

U " IN" g .nTc Hnu 9'tIHII- Y. b'.IIhl .
SON, y ETHERHERS AM MOTHER Y IMPORTERS,
No il Pearl Street RchaoEd, EIwe have on hani
aaly Of all ds y purchased by 1utlern
try uerthan ami nne assortment OF rtLng articles In
line which ,fered at fair Pre- hts TO ,he publ c.
E recOlsct store No. ~ Pearl street WILLIAM
r hi, rIEkEslN se3-i&cim
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

MILL Any but ONs! MILITARY BUT
WI tons! Military RuttpnA 'l25 grots IN Ltiry But
TONS and vest received fer sale BY GEssEr ~
sir