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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30
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DROP. GEORGE W. CANADA
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saio><. 81 1pnx ,A< Issrs Haste ncass, bsrs leave
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70 nss prepared 10 ~xt urcr esstcrn<fs 10 BE
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TRUMPS \ NOVEL BY GEO.
u W. CrRus. -ri-raisly lus..r.t<t ~ H-rvtD.
MACAuLAY'S HISTORY oP ENGLAND
v~- sxb
Tx WITS AND BEAUx Of SOCIETY
~ TIE sss.ur q 'Qu-~ns q ss<s~sy"
svis<~v hw r. puckrsanAn'a
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rFrOm the Daily henderson NALL

rFrom the Daily henderson NALL 40
Tx following letter VAS written by Adgn-
tant c. w. Ross IN acknowledgement of the
presentation Of u small Uaion hsS TO the
3Ist Indiana regiment. now CHARTERED in this
place The young lady who presented II Is
a native of Tennessee. and was in this city
day or two since on her way North She had
made handsome little Union flag. and de-
termined to present il TO the first company or
regiment oe Union soldiers she met on her
Journey from Secessiondom. and meeting
none until she arrived here. she OF course
presented the Dug TO Col. Cruft's regiment
The letter in question was dispatched to the
young lady. but she had unfortunately left
the city before its arrival We have been
kindly permitted 20 copy the letter into our
columns, and think the space could not be
better occupied:
HEApovskrERs 3lsT REGTNESr
Camo Dixon, Oct 22. le6l.
To Ma Marie Hughes Of Nashrifis. Tenn:
trust you will PARTON me Tor presuming
both uoon your time AMI b..cf acc uaintance
inSomuch 80 20 return YOU nv thanks Tor the
little flag" which you have presented 70 me.
IL il an emblem OF a good aud glorious Gov
ernment-the best Government upon which
GOds sun ever shone. The dag bears with
Il charm because il has been given 10 me
by one OF the fYur and noble hearted young
Ia les of the South One Who has not per-
mitted her loyalty. at this sad time Ia our
country's history. to he shaken or in any way
removed. Though our flag has been sullied.
vet il will be borne onward though We have
met with reverses OF fortune. vet will We
advance conquering and 10 conquer, until all
our sister States shall again know and feel
the love of a united and undivided country.
| an glad 20 know that though you have
been IN the midst OF friends who have been
borne away from their love OF our C0nstitu-
tioa and our united ana on &c happy country
by tie swift tide OF rebellion. vet YOU have
been uniufuenced bv them or anything they
might say | am also glad that the fires OF
patriotism and the love Of country. an undi-
vided country. have not ceased u burn with
in your soul. but that they have been tanned
into still more fervent flames. BE firm Va
tbs filth" Be assured the donor viii be re
membered with the gift
Trusting that YOU will find NAM friends
10 your new home, remain
Very Truly.
Yours Respectfully.
c. W ROSS.
Aeju,ant 3lss Reg
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BANKING.

DRAlRIL CITY BANk.- - No.
Il 49, = bcr~by givsr - tbs st,ckboi5ers. .saa
70. aruusl meeting fer - pnrpose q si-Cug ma.
Directors Tor The en,1ing yssr vl. be u II sAeir
Ban, ~. nouss. 10 TerFl Eonie. On Wednesday. ths
Sixfh DAY - Ncvsrhsr nsxt 81 two o'Siosk y.
ossasS mo. 2. trAcH. csskssr.
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LEGAL.

CHERRIES SALE.-By virtue OF
kDfoaT executions issued from the vigo Circuit
Court 20 directed and delivered, one In favor Of
Thomas wahlsr and against James =. Clark. one In
favor Of ths southern Bank Of Indiana and against
Jamts = Clark, John II. Chapman aud Henry Fair
banks. one In favor q Amanda fuqua and agAnss
John n chapman ana jane. 5 Clark as principals
aud James Hook repleviu taii, and ono In favor Of
the Bank Of the state Of Indiana, Branch ~ 1erre
Hsute and against James =. Clark, John H. Chap
man. James a.. Adams, Thomas Waller and 4. y.
Noble have levied the following described Real
Estate, situated IN yigo county, Indiana, to-wit
Lot number two hundred and twenty -fye (l25, In
the city Of Terrs Haute, and on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1851,
within the legal hours Of ssid day. at the Court
House door, IN Terre Haute. will oder the rents and
profits Of the above described Real Estate together
will all the privileges and appurtensnces to the same
belonging for a term not exceeding seven years, 20
the highest bidder for cash. aud upon failure 10 real
ire a sum sufficient 70 satisfy said executions and
costs will then and there oner the fse-sinple, In
and 10 said Real Estate, TO the highest bidder isr
cash. TO satisfy the same.
This llth day of October, 1851.
! SAMUEL CONNER. Sheriff.
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Or. 3. ~. HcLean's Volcanic al,
lfnsntcut.
IHI BEsT ExTrRSAL ~ THE McHIp. soH n,
oR hT.sr

ia bEAsT
Thousands o. huina.I beings have beer sav~d /. liz.
Of dscrepti;ude and misery ~ Tie u-~ o This trx..
liable l4lAent. Il Va relieve PAIN almost ul.ian
tAteou,is, Ahd II viii cleanse. purity Ard L.s. 80
foulcst SOEt IN incredibly abort time RctEANse
NOUANlC OIL IISiNkkI ulil relieve. I. rao,s 10
vcterste cases q kheuniAfista. Govt 90 esu-Hlxis
for fsrassis, Contr acted hu,es, STIFFNESS nc Veal
IN t.e Jouts. Muscle, or ssn..u -, "A All n.
e. iAl Two applications vi c1r- sore rhroat
Headache ~ Fs--shs I'd tc-s.s ~ Sr.l.- - ~
fa-n, u D. e. iiA.lile remedy Tsy i; 60 you VII
nnd Y ~ 'aaisptnso8e .s1.edy. Keep u always c.
hand.
Pi-ANTEES, FARMERS 90 49, oae having casr.
- Lor-es. VII cave money ~ 'l4lng Ncl<-ns Wa
eA-ie vi iaiament L. spcedy All a.islis.s
cur, for Gals Spa Chafr. swelling. I.sr.re..
s~-ency Sor~s " 0utd-, Scraiches o. any cx-,rr i
Diseases. Try q, AM you viii be oousis.r.t
DR. : 4. IA. Mclean. sole froprsssos.
sASa~i3 saint LAS go
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On iiNfs COMPLAINT, En1Iorssxss. mApAc.f A.
There never hss been a CATHARTlc n,.a,csn,
onerro 70 ne public that has given such snl.r. al
iiscton a. hclean's Universal Ialls.
Bcins entirely vegetable they are t,~rf-cti. .,,..
cent and can he taken ~ the most tender irfsn v.s
prompt ara powerful 10 removing all lillou. ss<s,.
tlo, acid OF impure. etil matter FROM IA. .an,rh
IN iAct tn-s are Tie only pile that shouts DC uss IN
msiarious District
lEey produce 10 gripping. sioknes. ~ psl In IA.
stomach or bowels. tho e. very and resrch,.
IA thes operation promoting healthy secretion, .,
Ne h,sf ara Kidneys. Who viii sufer frotl sllou.
ness. headache snl leqi stomach. Wien :. - F.
remedy can be Obtalned' Keep them so-t.s.,.r -
eAno' single dose taken in seasot, nay preysui
nours, day. ard months ~ s.okue.s AL IL ~ a
n ciANtrs-i iiias. lake no other- Being
coaiec iesy are iasisless. iree only 20 cent vrI
box and can he cent hy maj ~ srr rsrt ot a. n
J. H. NOLAN. sole Props. eic-
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- 4, - ~-if ycuf delicate, sckley puss etnir,,
~ hesiiiy. strong ard rObussf-,hrn -. go
49, siren sitting Cereal lee Tic cir.csioss. =.
e"SH ooiir.l II u delicious 1, take
Vhe table spoonful, taken ever, morning ....,..
- - preventive Against chil ard lever ,.flo-
'',s,, Snessra % any prevailing dlsease
~ liVN'-he"are Of Druggists or dealer. ~.
may Try 10 palm upon you a t.,ssi. = ~. "a
~p~la " Ma they can buy cheap h,- sayins IA 4.
Jasi ~ good There ere even men -. - = - -
s'eHl psfi o. my name 10 dub their yl.p d..
,elr AVOID such Infamous PIRATES and M "a
lSirou- compounds Az Tor ~ n -
ST. s'hrnins cordial ard blood Purifier. IT,,
hosains else i j. the Only remedy hat wsll pur,,
sSeI si.e-i thoroughly, ard = the sane o.
STRENGTHEN and fSNl6ORATf The whoi. &C.,
aauVA II p pui up IA large ho;iiss-el ~ .oss,
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Health and Strength
SitdNtlhkNiNG G.
FLOOD fIkiFiFKs

,,' -. n.oiaeiii' Il 3 warranted e. si,. ...,t.
or hsdccf. Painting. Ois,ruc.es 49,, "
- - .a - o., b~rreie-- any ciscase- ar.s,ns
reuaedy ." y lhiHiin's
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p. p. DECK A. CO.

JACOB Ls0LES, FosksAs.
n d. Constantly hand a superior article Of
WATER tROuf OIL BLACkiNG, warranted 20 be
water proof aud 70 make the leather ,o and yable.
Oct. Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

ot-psca pcv-r Thu,isy, ID, II cs, s.esp're I,l
and the den bis thr TT Day Pat esoD, OF he eou
l. Of suer DAv r. parte nf, N b sHa yea, o. MS
aye ses alS In ghaa yan'ey Guard, Capt CAnm
PAites,n !6h x GIN mt VI glalN .vounteeS. .
AID the iisinE his little sister JEST PATksON
aged Fyesrs p dsya 10Th were d In the same
MS ale reco IL xlst has aVred nnr s-d AZ
grla,t u o. hesr, The uplh mani pronie. cot Mn W.
PRIME w lr ID Bsr'ice OF s bleeding nrv; and
i've ar child all the tendyr and anxious seiud
o. ford ud MT save tas hand ofths RI
les a str yer.
May u of love AID msrsv rrt Ard su'"oi the hears
beesvei rrLts ad Other mourning ri and enable
Ind sest solni,n he thsu. thH th'r %
not Loaf but only gJnsb FORE to and tnd ohss
onday las, 2tst lost at the esfo-s he res.
dance OF bis bro her WyIdnan Rhenn ESQ near tbs pe
Az Is SoBsKfsJs IL the soa Of bis age -Ab-
frgdoa ~ oinida
il be oIt n piNae. ard p's.esI eersi Interest
soe add Of this gentleman that he a. The time OF h
dea b. ap 10 descent from Rois PocGh7nss being An
n dey des ;eut unlock NV IN 0Igh eldest chit.
d. His lie dsvo.sa - rgr rtsa 81
ur,as Which followed III much and IN which he "
n,d ARE aesay In Us oJion u wukudly ana gentle,
srirt-in bland genial, AMI % sng 'h-d
c,urte'ywas liver ef Wren snd arnve fvo re With
them of great oepev e-ee ard srotes. ietg NJ living Jul
al rel rea RS NE lis frlenis Yeisv' he was well
Ear fa4l night adrnt 10 meet the ~
spon,lplIes Of death. VIZ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29
RAINING o,hs m.chiue,, ON one wheel.

The ares. of J.dys M,rrict OF Washington for an
&C simpl an ,ulne duty in bis ose, is sotatr D. Id
step forward Of the Lincoln usurpadon. When Gill
Justice Teney decided months ago, that tie Pres.
dsnt had not the power suspend the writ Of Habeas Or
pu the usnrpsr cent nted hmsf with simply dir gard
ing tia, decision New, grown bOder from the eowardly
sabmi sion CT bis subjects, be arrests Judge for DARN
10 do an act which he uld not have reiustd to do will
out pc ry Thus he great conservative bal nee wheel
their sysem the Judiciary the busark OF the liberties
and the rights of peoil1 under any government is
wr ncsed from it's place, and Lincoln no" runs the mi.
line" on one wheel, the EIecutive-the Legislative
branch having become loug siuce mere shouting mob
A. bis heels OIL the ne4be monstei o.! The vile slaves
that tolerate him |
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

OK DIS or HE AY-It is rum1red, we hear, Ia cur
clmps on the Potomac, says the Charleston Afre'TN
that 10 addition to the humber Of hsar Generals lately
created by the President that rank is to be conferred Oh
Bricaiisr General Bouhsm, Of South Carolina, who vii
then command the eight Psfstto Regiment; sso, tba
Colonel Ksrshau, of the ID Regiment S. C. v, 10 to oil
the vacancy occssionsd ty the promotion OF General
B,nham. We give these reports as we have received
tuem.
Rlei m'rd correspondent Of the Savannah Esr'
says certain noted captain, VII known in Savannah
aud Charleston, will poon Up IN fuGlsnd ard subte
entity on the high seas, as master OF largo ane
powerful privaeer, oryirg the fg o. the Confederate
ates 1t Ia not ,CeHay state in wba, mani eF and
oy what means the YAnk blockade has been thus con
tsmp,uoasly violated. A gentleman Of distinsushtd
family well known in Georgia, accompanied the cap ain
referred 10. and viii, no doubt worthiy represent hs
State on The deck Of privateer.
The same correspondents adds, upon the authority Of
the Secretary Of STATE that Ave hundred and sIesn
yss.e have violated the bio, de sDce the Is Of May
Gt tie various ports of the Confederate States.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29
lEren the LOuisvils Courier. ST.
ATROCI0US SENTIMENTS OF REV. DR. R..
IRE KiNRlDGE

We have seen nothing better cacu'ted TO 49, s.,ste
the spirit CT Lncolnsm than ibe ioiov ~ bA W. ~.
rract from sermon recently pr sc' ed TYR r J.
Br, kiDritgc, 10 the abohton 20 dieis az G. MP Dtk
Robins on. The language Is 20 eicus rat T. T. sis
were room 70 doubts scorrectgtss VOID nst bsievS
that II could have been uttered by any cdstig 70
be chris ian or gentleman scsrce!y that couli tave
fallen from the lips Of man.. Unior una ely re q
no room TO doubts authenticity. II me lrguase II
q man born in ksptutky, reared sui Ken,u1ky in.r.
,ions educaed In Kentucky schools whose isl,rts are
prostiued the service OF the wicked ore .hos uer.
sncss are proach 10 civil cation, and wtcss conduct
the glory of toe name he unfortunately bears ,rd
ought to have honored
Ia the sermon to which we refer, he said:
81 have never believed In the doctrine Of Purgsory
and have all my lilo foueh, agsins; l.; ancn- ot-er a.
sons have declared hat In the whole grand sweep of
Dos moral goverpmfn, could End 10 o &C, 10 locse
IL and If place corli be fcu:t saw no lecessi for
ir si,h The u provisions for redemption u.ie 10 ito
B,deener Christ. But II Tiers eyer va, time he'd
tuch p.ace vas needed, !: l. now m,n oocup,ng
,hss'apd psjat which do, the conclusion fercss imf
unbidden albeit, upon ths mind that there are msIy
Ginning spch are that Glars Of & rckiaps Who would
st wish to main neutral when our State has teen In.
vad'd BY msrsudrg soldiery from Tennessee.
"They refa to car ib.ir hires for the r.rrSui,J Of
the ccun ~ ard The ruir down Of he R. BE- lio a.
80 show themselves unworthy OF nations be s-g iipy
take % FEEBLE part ID the bellion that they karaiy
deserve The rubc NOTICE Of q L6ton's red s,ior gu,
bcpe there 10 soldier IN u ssss NIB re vrc,s
heiit no. ervsd 10 the high purpose Of nv ova
-tha, chi, Rs6sHi ,haH BE- pa. d. xn Il Natter ,ot
at What expenditure If MONEY or rtat asrifes of IA
blood Of rsbsls heir vrs or ehiid,s. the Govern.
nent b worth IL al, and worthy Of more" - ~, -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

tsninn. he held that marital 'aw Il 10 be W." fues
the PrsaHent Of the United States ,houd so 'it by
fsuirg bis procau alton. BE wtu'd ro' cnffr - us
right 70 do so-but in the neariime, he uds.s mu's
90 their duty under the lay, as thy are .1' oih 90
to be punished. BE declared that be voul d. s'uy
aud indicate the th.rn, ter Of he cor A. she a.
upon the bench. 81 am Old map" 10 sa my lie
may be but day-but while hve IT. - ! ~,
- the duty before me-" (Some seti,n was he -.u
Tested among the members OF he tar Ill tths Q
present. and was taking expression Ia rising up l.i,
hnt The deputy marshal, Mr.. Pnifs, quickly eh.led
i'll ~ .
It was determined that General Porter 81 oud be reour.
ed to appear before the SATURDAY.
and Judge Dunlop hPn prepared the notice to Ia sivd
upon him. that be there sboW sbv b, rr Il az.
tachment for contempt shall NJ, then sue
SUCH The proceedings ~ fa-. Va1ou, innrp1ta-
tions is stated had however, been u the lsorg
Of the sentrss before Judge Merr cks coor p'io- ots
proceedings Of the cyu-s TIE fact that TO nc 81.
zing and taking n of the JuHge had Occurred. Eva
rice to the report IL Mr. Aerri and 20 Ibs
Judge, who was considered b, 81 nd NJ pNry l. ue
cases OF lsdes gsnertly, who have b'co~e OBJ oJrs,
the practice has BEEN except temporarily 10 ew eIs,
mercy TO hold them upder arrest as prisoners in Iher
own domcils, with military guards.
Il viii be recolected that Jadze herricx lacy, IN
Of habsas corpus In behalf efa yourg Iecrui hsrhd
tbe supremacy OF the al II tho mill airy hcrity 10
,uch tIe as 10 declare that the military fe had
excuse for not obeyig the witt eves tb'ug" hi SUI
cruit minor enlisted without the consent OF bis pc.
rents at the requiring the oh e. to purge hm.
self OF contempt Of court he has ho~,v RI asinfIr
case Of nicer, ,incs rsmaldsd the recruit b,ct MA
company, the Circumstances IN Gated that the fthrr
had prior k o~ledge Of the enlistment and slord
90 on. With regard to Mrs- Msrrck it may be saei
that her maiden name Is W ckl e and that she ais
ter Of both Mrs Senator Yuee, Of Fold, aud NJ
Holt Of Kentucky, the former espouiIg The cause OF
the Rouh, and the latter the Uaion. Thes- ladie
all the daughters Of the late hon Mr.. Wicki6 Of Ken
lucky, formerly Pos ster-G neral
The Washington Star says the suf 'ct editorisIr:
The real reason Of ti, arres. evidently 10 us su-s
the authorities recognise in his osl duct Ids
the provost msrshas in the di-ch rye hi dusa
disposition d.fs The for the pressrvat OF
The Uoon WHICH the e.i5eat felt i; 10 be duly
take through his odiceT-'he provost marshal
The Pas dent not likely 10 permit hi. mil ny mess
ures to be IhwaIted by what b. may Dc m e.l IFS
and be pr Of vyer specially II tL,i lc;.
Atty may, in Ii. jud m Mt, tie q estioDsbl,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

EIzJroRAL iI,KEr FUR PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT.
Pr ths SAFE at LarSs

Rr tbs SAFE at LdTgs
JoENR EDYUNoS, H4hfx.
ALLEN T. CAPERroS, Monroe
1 JOSEPH CsRI TAN, Of Hiddesex.
4 GIN INSATUS W. NEWTON. Of NorfOh Gg
sRr. DANIEL of Rsimond oiy.
WV. 7 TGoJPSoS, Of DinWiadie
8. WOOD BOULDIN, Of Chsrlotte
O. WIN L. GOGGIE, Of Bedford.
fBF RANDOLPH. Of Albemarls.
q JAS W. WALKER, Of Madison
Q. ASA ROGERS. OF LoudOun.
10 SANL. o. WILLIAMS, Of Shenandoah
II. g. MCDOWELL REID, Of Rcckbridgs.
Il. BENRY A. EONUNDsoS, Of Roanoke.
10 JA% ". sHEFFSY. o, Suyths.
u henry FISHER Of Mason.
Is JoSiPa JOHN on, Of H.rrison-
Is z. q. FTZiUsH. OF Ohio.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29
Ground for an Inference.

"a special otpatoa 10 the d" InOuue, fom Washing
ton stat that sscrstay Seward has assured M NIB rs
OF the dpl,m,tc body that the i's iRr growing out
Of the Southern instruction will blow over Hthin three
mopths and all the ports will bs op ned and peace and
Gritty be restored to the entire country"
TIE statement has been made Of late, on authority
from Washington, that Seward is generally dfunk.
Putting these two statements together there Is ground
Tor re.Y s.rcng il fer. nce.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29
"A .Or, Of v,g.S0nd-. rt.,,l, sni rrn.vay..
Wanted.

We need much new ant IN tic to enable US to M
derstand Yankee figures Ths Northern papers assure
u that Stone lost only zoe men Lsesburg. Now
ia certain tha. Of those two hundred have hur-
drsd and sfy odd in this city, besides several hundr 20
whose bodies are left fr the field on which they
fell aud several hundred others whose csrcases are feed
Ing the cuG,s Of the Potomac. We therefore doas un-
derstsud Sha. the Y ,Lkes Is lean by 400.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29
-Tb. Toaue..e, senators.

The Ea7sirsr pays sn appropriate ,rbue to tia O.
8. Senator. ele c. from Tcnnessee-Lirdon u Haynes
and 6unavus A Henry. They are ssoJenen Of very
superior sb lites and Of uuiUpesebsbe pAtlieufir,
,rser lee or Ike that of North Carolina, esinets Tho
popular di stioh to disregard former party den'aea
toas, aud also bring neu iutot1 fed Mr. Henry
of tls hoad Of great orator of the rst re'o0on
end vas formerly whig Mr. Haynes has b:en eorspi'u'
oas as 4 democratic leadsr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

The New Yo.k ish.Amsriea" stat p'i,i'ely, thst
G lie d. has not declined the oommi son ola Bsa-
der General recently tendsred him BY Pfesd'nt LIN.
coli but tina, as soon the intelligence Of bis appoint
msat reaches him 10 Mexico where he has gone on i-
10 business be vii hasten 10 the seat OF war to devoe
rn.e,f with all his might the duties Of his new con.
mlld.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29
Ii eliza Returns.

We shall b. glad 70 ro-ivs rom our friends Ia the
eou1T. Of the election Of members OF Congress-
IN their respective counties.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

Mxssas. mason +sp sLIDELL We are pleased tolern,
says the soph 0roiiGu of Friday, that our Ministers
hive arrived safely where they srs not 10 danger Of b.
ing dis u,bed by Ii coins swift steauer Our n'x
news of them will be that they safe in England and
Ff.nce officially engaged.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

Col is 60 ting very scarce and high in Savannah, 's
we learn fom tho Republican. AL the coal formerly
u ed there csme by tes, and was cold at 50 30 10 81
Der row it sells at SO Tho Rtpu5liean calls on
the railroads leading Tennessee to reduc their fegh
and thus give Saw, nnlh coal at reasonable price.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

Too Charleston Fire Ensns Company has nAda !ib.rsl
mt ID ltions in brave aud sa~art en % or gslnt AZ
my In Virginia. Ca Thursday night, that Company held
meeag aud resolved unanimously TO furnish their SOL
al. hroihers With suis OF Winter 0lthinR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

Hon G O Clay, j. Of Al .bami, has so fer recovered
from hs disease BE- e1uagsd to hope that he hss
ound permanent Hi, disease is not consumption,
as has been generally supposed, but asthma. sr Clay
lame will be regularly before the Alabama Legislature
a, candidate for the COnled Eaie Senate
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

T OUs lana DsPOr. Siehmoud, ve.-Tne un-
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receiving III I'D. sent from the ttNe LHuana 70 me
Troop IN Wig and hlvinF also spprtd BY the Btf
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More THAI million Of dol,rs WI bs cured to the
suth In Aknsas BY the enforcement Of the seqaesra
lion Act.
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