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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20
Ctxlltnuain Camp.

OOrrsspOndsn, Of the Nashville UniOu, Who has been
on vt TO the camp at Monterey =hers there are some
Tennessee Regiments suggests 70 fsnds and relatives
the psOpristy Of not visiting the camp They are IN the
way they consume the psOViOns designed for Tie sol
aIsrs and can do no good whatever
This advice though designed for particular locality
Il worthy Of q wider and general Observance Such
visits interfere With discipline Inspire sentiments remote
IRON var and are especially distastsfnl 70 the seer
They should Be- discontinued ssd non-eouea-ns should
ss,sr 90 nssrsr 70 The sAuP ban tssbssplsa.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20
UnIyer.Ity OF virginia.

TITS institution will be ready for the reception Of stu
den the beginning Of IL regular session. the ist Of
Ostober Only portion Of ii has been ussd for the &C
cOmmOdAtiOn Of sick soldiers, who are now mostly we'll;
the remainder are being removed % Charlottesville
10 addition to the usual Of lectures school OF
military and civil engineering and tactics will be opened
This i valuable addition the Of studies For
all time 70 come. the military should constitute an In
pOrtAnt pArt Of every southern white mans education
We must rule this continents be the most degraded
people on the EARTH Let choose the nob!er role and
4. ourselves for iis duties.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20
RHIcrros m TIE VERY HOT BRD.f LrscoLs.

lon.
The New Bedford (hsss) Asrewy hitherto one Of the
most rabid war journsi has changed It's tone Of late
In the last issue coma 70 hand, the Editor remarks:
Il cannot b denied that are disapponted at the
formidable aspects the rebellion has assumed. We
Thought TO haze snpprssssd IN fec ssssks, and sup.
possd s South sosd yield at once before the enhus,s
nc rush OF Union men to arms In support OF the Gov
eminent. We have made mistaks IN our estimate Of
The strsnoh Of the rs6s have We made another IN the
confidence We have placed In our own? IL IL true that
the South carries with her the Of certain fAurs
shall We not rather b, compelled 70 yield 20 her de-
msnds, not q matter merely Of policy and selutsres
but of sheer necessity
Il not the struggle assuming new features and Instead
Of being contest for the preservation of the Oonsitu
tou d Il not now growing into Of suIjagaton, In
which the course first marked out BY the Government will
be abandoned By the necessity OF evenY Il there any
longer reasonable hope after the bitter strife OF States
and the shedding of frxterns blood the Union
be restored 10 its former position.
correspondent OF the Boston Courier, writing from
Worcester county hass under date OF August H. says
the war u not popular, in Worcester county, and
Ifudshs people ready 70 bring 70 an end by any means
consistent Win honor and patriotism.
The trouble with the leaders has been that they were
not far seeing men They neisnsr knew me t~pef o.
the South nor foressw the OF their policy
This change Of sentiment-if it be Q chspge-h the
result Of an examination Of the questions In dnputs and
the discovery that the controversy could not have been
settled without resort 70 arms.
This bulk Of opinion seems 70 be that the Union 70
Dissolved for time that the Gulf States (sutJugsloa
being admitted TO be out Of the question: will not come
back for the present Men who voted for Lincoln say
this; and pinfal 10 hear gentlemen confess their
willingness to "let them sds" Among those who are
In the sdpg mood, many who own the great scto-
ries which loom up all through the towns Of this cosn.
~, conspicuous the churches and just now qats y
silent days given labor The owners or thess
f4etorss found their chief market at the South fad
every where dsrust Of the fusure and fear Of power
~ aud long suffering t.-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Nrw 0sLrlxs, August ls-The following Ia from an
are reports Of sht on the ash Of July, bstwssn Ool
Baylors command and the fedsral troops at Fort Fill
more resulting In the defeat of the latter, with thirty
killed and wounded; two Lieutensns among the killed
The Southsrnsrs we're unhurt The Fsdsrsls aed and
were pursued end the whole command taken pfisonsrA
500 III numbsr 1hs nell 70 Tucson wss cleaned ont b
the ApAahs, aal I'll hsaaa killed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20
GETTING AT THE TRUTH.

Nsny wholesome truths coming to light these days,
through unaocustomed sources but which extorted
by the "stern logic Of fac.s." The Albany ESsning
urnal having charged the "contrabands within the
United States forts with communicating much Of the To-
formation Obtained BY the enemy the New York World
remarks as follows:
at q one Of the false conceptions engendsred BY the
loose statements and exaggerated hanguss Of the Abo
htonststoat every negro In slavery At the South Il
pnng for hs freedom and eager take the first means
10 secure L. and that he looks upon his aud tbs
white Of his region with hatred aud natural emit
mics. Il may be doubted all the circumstances con
sidered II there not many blacks 20 fight for hsi,
ma'tsrs as 10 fy from th'm At any rate, among the
negroes who lounge hither and yonder they please
within lines, there are nearly many spies fgi
lives aud the military authorities viii act wisely TO have
noihlng to do With them treating them precisely white
stragylers treated and, above ALL 10 give them nc
access to Information which be used to disadsan
tsgs either by their treachery or their gsrruty."
Thus early, the result Of the war, eIplodeds de-
usion cherished BY the Abotonists for many ysarpas
and unsuspectingly believed by many simPlc-ninded
people, ..-.-s|st II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20
IIoni.ianIan Reriment.

We Inadvertently omitted to mention that the Third
Louisiana Regiment, commanded by Col Louis Hebert
was with Gen. Mcoulloch at Springfield and contributed
no little to the glorious result Of the 6ght This Reg
ment, composed Of much Of the best material IN Louii
ana was originally intended for Virginia snt Tor gooS
and uucien, reasons had its destination changed 70 IL
present important field Of operations
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20
rae WAY rHE zoUAvR, wRRSnApE 70 ENLIST,

We are told that the z,uAves Have been not6sd BY
the United tatss authorities to repoFs each sud a4
place designated or before Aondsy next; and 1bst
such as will not come forward honorably may expc1eto
have set down oppoeiss their names The letter ID
From seversl Of the Zouaves obtained subsequently
(other resolutions have bean already passed. the follow
ing enumeration Of grievances:
First. The frst misunderstanding vas abouI swearing
In. They did not enlist With the general understanding
that they were serve for the war Some were willing
70 serve three months sr. and ell consented
to continue year, but no longer. Wbereupon they
ware threatened With bsidg SAINT back 70 New York In
irons II they did not snue and they all formally en-
listed for three years. ra than undergo the Disgrace
Ninth: On the returSl AieIzndria the oi,ers boldly
and freely told the they bad better go home they
could that everything vas going TO the devil generally
and the best thing they could do would be to take
Of tbemselves-that they going themselves This
was the general tone among the officers and the princ
pal exceptions we're the few Chicago officers still left
They told that the Administration eqnabbling
and the Government badly disorganizsd Is the
regiment itself-N. \. Tribune.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20
Anothsr ProcInmation,

The insurgents not having dispersed and gore to their
homes Old Abe Is out in another characteristic doeu-
n-And e1horts his msrauders 70 capture them by sea
land and eonGsease all their goods and chattsls As
far he and his effect IT. they are making she war
one Of raplne and spOlAdOn. Very ws-i, is for them
70 choose.
The day Is not Distant when he may be houseless
vazAboud; and though he has made ProchmstOns dog
cheap, We promise that none shall be despatched after
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20

We STALL CIR AT IT BIT AND BY-We have heard snG
seen good many highly satisfactory where thsy
trus Tor the defeat of Lincons army, at Manassas
new one turns up every day. This, from late New
York herald, is the last and--sunniest:
Toe panic was occasioned by regulars who In the con
tempt entertained by them for the volunteers drove the
enty csssons riousy through their ranks when 1t be
came necessary send to their for ammunition.
This started the idea that the advance division were Civ
ing way, and that the day was lost
The idea" 1t must be admitted got pretty well "start
ed" and the best of it is it kept going far as AeIan
drs and Arlington Heights.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20
Treatment OF Prisoner..

The Philadelphia ledger OF the l5.h, speaking Of the
OF the PriSateer, Petrel who we're brought into
curt says
Tue accused brought from prison in two vans,
dld svsrg t,so rare haraeiFsd together"
We presume this statement IS reliable; aud IL So Il
shoss the sort Of treatment which people receive
toe hands Of the Yankees.
We are very to any unnecessary hsrshness to
those of the enemy, who fall into our hands. Humani.
" acquired habit IS shown by children and
ages--al Of whom cruel and men too prone 10
lapse into that primitive condition. Uness the restraints
of religion and selinterest constantly applied the
lapse inevitable The taste for blood once contracted
and man is Ike the dog, who shows his relationship to
the wolf
Bu, 10 dealing With Barbarians we have no aterns-
tive Nothing but the dread Of being ected the
same fate will QueEch their thirst for blood. The pre-
cepts Of christianity wasted them-they take
pleasure in disregArding the uages of civilized nations
rhe fear Of retaliation only restrain their cowardly
and cruel natures We saw this e1emphfed in the
Of the Chinese, who tortured the English and Frerch
prisoners. Eye for eye snd bead for head brought
the bArbarous vreches TO their senses when nothing
else could.
We are panied TO believe that regimen less rigid
will saluary irhlsHee the bLrbarous Chinese
Of this Continent We aware how painful such
course will be to authorities; but fear, humsn
IT, lees than selfrespect imFerously demands Il.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20
TroubIe brewing.

The Charleston CoUrier gives account Of the cap
ture of an English vessel Sarah Starry of the coast Of
North Carolina by Lincou vessel under circumstances
that will rouse John Bull to a certainty. There is no
doubt the vessel Is owned by Epglshman; that ii
cleared within the fifteen days Of grace, and was en-.
gagged In no unlawful trade.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20
UNIYRR .ITY OF VIRCINaA

ls neIs se,doa Of this nsiatou v sonnsnes On he Id
u dAy % October. snd end on the en- Of July. -
me coue Instruction In hs Academic, Law sni Nsdiea
Iehool vn - oontinue - torsy and ehoo Of Hsry
q The begnning Of the sa siou. =. -, y -
rsnor having gained currency Aafths pnlvshsy Ia!
been oouvsrted late hsry Hospital propsrte ~ tai
zach not the Owing sosdsn tAs ss
sssl aoptfl. - ohuionssvis ths un.9siy ssnaD yss
thrown open Tor The espon Il tbs del and vsssded Of
e Conf sts Army during The vsssan nany q ma ssvs
already ben fschsrged and such remain I'm y -
Of audnt 49, ... n
Der Catalogues, sddsss, SnAgplt
Az30-e.1s Oex 9.k y We keoely
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20
The EIpor..lIon of Cotton Through Me1iee

The New 0.lySns Picayune, in response to query
10 ~hehsr the export of cotton through Mexican ports
in violation of the Law Of the Confederate States
sAieh prohibits such eIpOrtstOn except through the
sssSOrts Of the States calls attention to the
fact that such expectation is permitted in express terms
BY the act itself
The proviso to the fifth section enacts that "nothrg
in the shall be construed to prohibit the expor
sOn Of cotton Mexico through its erminous from
DER
In view Of this opening Into one of the cotton States
OF the UniOn says the Pcayune il is understood that the
British manufacturers are making preparations to get
portion Of their suppies through Mexican ports How
far this may affect the policy Of the Confederate Govern
mcnt In regard their financial plans based upon the
aoneIroaon of cotton while the blockade is continued
By the government of the United States is question
which has doubtless occupied the attention Of Congress
Cera oily some legislation Il necessary TO make their
policy effective to the whole extent Of the cotton crop,
and uniformity in It's operations within the Con-
ffderate States
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20
English Opinion

The article We copy from Liverpool paper shows
that the enlightened Of England thoroughly com
prshsnd The questions at issue between and the Yam
KEGS
No wonder the Yankees are furious against EDgland,
whom they their vainy well understood and SO
vigorously exposed in the face Of Europe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20

A rife factory has been got under way in New Or
leans and its frs. production riff, of the Enfield pat
tern, with sword bayonet, is pronounced to be Of the
4 heat work anshiD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20

NHsao-SrrALIsa BurLEH Should the fortunes Of war
throw into hands the negrosteae. Biler Of Great
Bbel celebrity We trust that no vtite win be re-
ceved In exchange for him. bet that III nins hundred
negroes whom he Is understood 20 have ttolsn
quired at his hands before 70 gwen up This VII lss
sen the complications at eur aas Of aoeodns
--Ckarisston Mercury.
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To CoRRESPONDESrx.

- Lss bBsaS ras, % addrssssa 10 As ntsso- o.
ga way
A era on hOtA stss q AZ paper Gil D. pablisA
Ell IRIS - rae q kHg ssfsg, Ougat 70 81 knoe0H % al
al tf 30 dsIGrtsd from, Obituary aaso.. sci
Iag slJi' lnss ayseAfrgsa yor - advertisements.
- y. SlaaOf vasvths 20 return rejected commandments,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20

e.psxusAr 1, -: n - ssnasa. ssaHssd 10 pssp,ss
- II V:'s - NJ. ' "a ::s.:. 81 9.
Ss-A ss~ss, s'~ 49,
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Congress. 81

.ss~ CoDgress. GA
Congress yin probably adjourn the last OF this week,
though that win dspsad upon the business before L.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20
The Genuine RIunlI

For specimen, see the article by Mr.. N. p Willis
copied from the Home Journal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20

ARlrsr oy Nh. BRIDess-We learn that Mr.. Bridges,
one Of the East Tennessee traitors Who together with
Maynard and Nelson, lately candidate Tor the Lin.
coin Oengrs and attempted 10 make bic way 70 Wash.
ingsou has bssn arrested BY the Tennasee suhoros
On the other hand, We learn from the Chattanooga
fsnn asstte that NJ. Bridges asserts that be win not
Sight against biz State the psoIae Of the Bouth
bot b wiling to draw hh sword In csience Of Southern
liberty -Lyneh6wg Tirgiaian.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20

PaArER NETTING vas held sf Atkinsons Church. IN
0gshofps county the 2st Of July, pray for the
safety Of The 0slothospe RHss, Who rent from that
neshborhood The prayer we're ascending in ,asr be.
bait while the battle vas ngsg, and they we're nnEug
the gallant Eighth Georgia Regiment Of ahsh they con-.
posed part and yet Of all the companies engaged this
alone shows from the record none kikd. ..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20

THsAfaIcAL ExGAGKxsxr.-The Boston Post says thai
Edwin Booth has accepted the enr agenent offered bin
1t hs Hayaarkst theatre, Londor, and viii prstsbly
leave In bs steamer Of nsxt week Biz wife sssonpapi
HIN. The snupgsmsnt b for long term, and the er.
pscsstion t6st Hr. Booth wl be absent between ons
and two ysan. 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20

! Plirts accounts represent Gen. royds command a
ten mIes vest Of Lssisbufg The enemy are reported
70 - rossed 900 strongl at eummsnvis fty miles
stanf With slarse number at Galley river which they
Mo forfyns Geo. Poyds brigade has bean lately rim.
foscsd and supplied with improved arms and u In high
Of snicepcy. BE will advance on tbs enemy 10
very lev days. Lyaeh5wg YirgfniaH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-20

On Saturday Nigh. Aug. 10 1881. DR.. Gr0zGI wsoH Of
su.hhsid, IsIe OF Wight county, Ns aged u yam.
IL Bedford eouy, Va, houday, the lsth ns Ma CHAR.
LOrrE JErER, wife Of Kew j. b. Jets d. d.. Of this city,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-09

pes Qnerif5 nit Qtliat bea 9GTptun9 aneefld9t
perOen miro.
Grim tnots 0ert@t. - Der Criminal
@eridtsbpf 1T smar 1T Gibung, pd inpeB feline
Dro3eie sur 8erbanbluna berett ltnp; 70 oertd9t
T6 Der Sof BON Sag gu Sag, I'm Der @roB=SurY
3eit 81 geben, tbre Nnfla9e Ntten pCr3ule9et.
Dte neurte NuSgobe be6 Ger
0arbt'f6en 8epprter6 wei5t fpl9enre
neue Npten fGlidun9e auf
N0esbanY 8ant, ga, S..
MIenturn grnf, @d., $40 unb 500.
8ant Of Central, q. 9, So.
8anf Of Commerce, q. g., SO,
8clcn 8ant, Ma0, $40.
Nep<gorf GrGan9e ganf, 81.
Union 8ant, 5rpY. q. g., 50.
R- Sas @ud5enblatt bs Baltimore gaster" eidetnt
ieben 6reia8 Nitta8. ..s-s7 ~
Gs enttdlt 2s breite GYaGten 2efttSff, Hnb foS
Sprmat lift beteutenb 9rb ben ais tr tisltfe &efer.
SnbGlt;
@a&rGtsn un6 tcle8rapbii6e Gepef6sn ans aUsn SbdIsn hes
.2anbes,
@prreip0n6en3en aus ben S~eIpGa9sn.
@bttprteIls artttel Gter bic uittt9en Ssq~eSira9en uno
bas @sneite aus g~8aI9in9tOn unbt len DEPARTMENTS ser Ge9etun8.
Serner bic TrftIeBun9 6e8 SeIbt6tIt6en @Omans
Scr N~rppbet"
G;etid,te, Mednnisfaltises, Observation-Disclosures &C.,
ionic aud cine leterit9t Ger eurppdii d en- Reut9feiten
peIfe biz sur Stunbe Ger Qualification ~einlaufeu.
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@ersaania SebenS=Uerf1berun98,
OefeAfhaft
in New-Oort.
Daar simsesabIteS gapi9al $eOO,G0O
Yr6ftbentt PHsU &BeienSomf. -
9~tse.9r6ftS. unb Setr., Trtebr. Sebpenbler.
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terun9 Der Ser. Staten g~egrnnoet tprSen. SIRE Be-
ausen itnb . eu d { unb tbe DruflGAcn Tcereen tn peut-
Id ct rmo engl der Sprdde %duSSeeeben.
Sbre 9elAGfte befeBsn tn RbeuS-Werf t6erun8em,
alterSs0 rfcrgrngen @nsfeuer. Eno Qetbren n.
ten.8erft9ernugen
&@tai8 Yrptent bS ean;en glustns perben untes
DertGerten bsrthetlt, uno MAIDEN bic @eiellhait oa6urd ~ etnel
auf q e9enietttgtet cit bearnnoeten.
ais &eferen8en fir Baltimore fmb fplgenbc Serret er.
aannt, bon renen bic NIT y :eiGneten aud Nttten- Snbaber fno
81. q, Gaun,a6er, 9r. @. %. Gill;
y Nobt. Qebr, \ a annn. 6. &nbnery
n QDcrner DreieI, y y Sacpt 6ucplprf
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y Chr. 5tnftGS, 4 a a Weeber Stetn,
u 5ernt. DCn 6apH, = seL H - CD. uhrlauh,
y 6enrp DietriM ru !. sAecfes gDieIentelb.
Nppllfanten aus WaIbin9ton ntb aus tr9enr
etnem Sbeile be8 StaateS Warblaub
menen f9 gsfaaisEt an mid penben. e
MEplpr @n9Ier dyer. -
Office, 81. IS gtrOnsar. ~fasaendber Der Vsa-Offls
: (Wira1 6WdD
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Nellc Nn3ciQen.


~SNOAN Wv n > ~ - ~S+ wv
Die Wtit9Ii Der otian Gtonne8 Wer6en eriu6t bcute ben
y; &u9Iit, @bent& u9r, jl 90uGbnlifen &erIamnlun9F.2 pfale
(Wet1nora &aUe) gu erltiuPn Oh en pidtaer @elct- &rtifcl
sur NtitimnlunQ Oorl eat. a
0oE Sm 9nfhoae. s.. Mmrbetn, &0rim.
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SOfaGsSeenisfctten aus gsaibimetcn,

Na6 Gtrgtnten.- Das /. 81. 9. Ste
eiment Oxides Brigade brad s~eltern lein Ga
ger as unp cling naA 8ir9inten Dtniiter. Drsi
Qntbular3en fubrten pemIeI6en etlti9eSranfe mad.
Das Gssiment 3S9lt 100 Warn unb TT in
pprtrefFiGer Gerfainn9.
GapttGnS amer's Stem. 9)orfer 6u(arett
paliirten geIfern fritz pur6 0fCr9etOpr, I'm feb
nad, Ge1nallptppn unter Sen. Mc@a(i6 Gpn,@
manCo 3a bs9eben. e
Gbetlweie wteperbergefellt :
Or. q. Qebmeger, Splpat Der S9tp 8rtaaDe,
Der, pie mir neuli6 beridteten, auf leinem gBeae
gum Sager, bon Se5Ilionifeu 70 lheuBliN miBa
banpelt purpe, oab CT BALI tpot na9 Walbtn9a
ton surldfam, 1T, unter Der freunblt6en Be
6anpluu9 bteii9er Ner3te, 70 3iemlid, mieber Der
9eItelt, bod blei6t ct pes Oienlte8 fir INNER I'm.
titGtt9. Q'eltern frib murpe er s9rsnpol entlal
len unO wtro lpfprt na6 Sbio 3uridfebren. Dir
Niletbater In pieem Sale, linp Der Strafe ents
9an9en,
G~erwmnpete II ben 6p8pttGleru.
Or. s.. q. 6tnly, @rnerals2trst rer Ser. ct.
2rmee, BAT setern einen 8eri6t Ibsr bic Qn3a6l
Der Serptnpsten unp &ranten ~erlalien, bic li1
am 3. Nu9ult in ben perlAiepenen 6pSpttdlern
~befanoen baben. gBtr tbeilen nadful9enp Die
S6luBlummer nit III
SnftrmarY< hospital, @sStraBe. 1926
Qntpn~bpspital, @eOrgetppt 1850 06
Qu9ent. DO. GsGtra6e. ......... IS
5pspital i'm Semindr, @eer9etopn 49,. 1871
9capttal i'm Columbia College. ........ 1858
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Wl~nrFfDreife.

&tnbSte9. GS mtrben 600 @ta6 auagebOten
YretIe felt. 0pn $50 5@$4.25 p 100 tb
DurG1GnittSpreiS 1915 p 100 Id. 8erfauft
wurben 4lO an bie1se MeBser.
SGwetne pentG ~Serlan9t u. 81 nteoeren prei>
" fen %Sertauft bon $5.25@$6. 90 p 100 fb Bee
Sablt,
94aafe $2.75@s.5 sel6Orsm fir quite Seer
Nlepbpl, per @a4pne 39-4l Gts. fir 95 psi
8utter, bette Cohen "a Gts. % ID, @labes 20
-22, &pabutter 20-24 @t8.
8ebern, 40 60 As SIS % Id tpeni9e i'm Marfi.
5rI6te, &Ufnen 81. 9O02,25, @almnGiIe 6
Cts, @Orintben s. @tS., pIanmea 124@
II @ent5, @ttrCnen $l.55@2.OO per 8pr,
Srangen 81 90 per SUr. FL
@bp6, p 8,pnne in aluntpen $2.53-3.
q uanp, 9eruDiant14er 224O CD 5000
&npdenmebl $26 per Gpnne.
8 1t 81 ptempnt 81 Cts. % Id Nelfen 10
l03 Cts, pfin. Sngwer 81 6, MusfainuB
4O-5S' YfeTer lO4-lo3, MnSfatblatbe 4s-
0etreibn @sisen rOtb. prbinGr l0O@lO8
gut bis aus9eSet6net 11O@115, wetBer quite,
ll6@l20, ertra fetner I30Ol35.
9afer, @irs. u. MarYl. 33@35, YennI. So,
4prn, tpetBeS 68@7o, 9elbeS 53@55 Gts.
Gpg8en, Mar9lanp Sc, penn1. $1,000 gts.
6pp II , reuer p Id 0O935 Cts.
9Gnte, Fib lOie 7@S, setrpdnete 14-15.
Sen, Simptbs $l5@17 per Spnne. Slice 81
: y ( 10 IN Orl.
9affee, &tO gut 49, 90 144 prtnta l44@l5,
Sasa 1s@19. 2aqnagra l5@16.
WOlaffes, MuseOSape 24@26, Nep>SrIsa
neuer 36@38 Cts.
N E {, 9pwarbtreet. iuper 1912
ertra to fane9 5,5O05.95
: - obie : aentud ts' upper 500
y ertra 5.25@5.5O
fartils 7.oO@7.50
- Gitg Wias gut bis fem 5.o0@5,l
s1uH ~ u ettra 7.Oo@7,25
It Weli@ familg os 900
NelerSptrt 9atap5cp, Niblanb
4 @rcellpr fan1ilp 900 %
9eIerDDtr ertra $50
st . g 8 e nm ; b 9aur Ao 81 3.5O@3.75
St prnme L. 800
Ytp0tft6men, weats NaATrage. @&uItern
64@7, fur Seitenftide 73@8, fur S6tnfen
9@ll3. SalaFeiia; pretle Ssrl6tebem fir
9arb8f@9.
0et8, 5a@6 Gts.
9erl Sc @tS. Btb
9 a GrOuab blum 59ad 9O@108 g., Mar>
lGals $I.S5@$1.4 40, Mibtpn's ST.. 80, &urfs
S6lanb Is Cts. % 8ul9el PPM Store.
9aamen. &leelaaaten gut bis aMSgeset6ne
81. 5O@4.75 per 8fbI. bon ga lib. 3imOtby
81 ; $2.5O@2.75. 6la6slaameu 81, @
per 8uibel.
@btstfh @itg. p G1aapne I73 Gents, OBiO
Il 10, iaber feline 8erfaufe.
50 . I | G, unseraIAen 23-25 p ID, 2amm 28~
fs 81 feline So @ 90. chs
3udert Nep>Srleans G.5O@7.25, @rOcerte pr>
otnair big gut 6.25@7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23
COUNTRY BOARD.

vI'O FAMILIES WANTING TO ECONOMIZE FOR THE
i fall and winter months-AccommoGatio be found
the country thirty miles the city, the low
price IS per week. healthy location, hurches
schools of daily by rail; boating fishing and
hunting Address W. d. j., Herald Office.