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A RMY HEGULATIONs-Adopted fo- the use Of the
"a Army Of the Confederate States In accordance with the late
acts Of ngess also Articles Of War for the Government Of
the Army Of the Confederate sistes Of America $500
School OF tho Guides the Practical sodier
Militia Il the Confederate States, with rs iusaops 500
Hardee' Tactics complete In volume, with Plates and
Maps, 81 80
The Volunteers Hand Book BY Can't James Lee Of ls Re
giment Va Vols, 50c
Map Virginia. showing all The important points attack
4 e,ate-packet edition $3.50; on rol ers, $500
cavalry tactics. by Dol J. Lnclus Davis, ti.2o
Instructions In Heavy Artillery, viii Plates, tq5o
Infantry and Damp Duty, 60a
ssisnce Of WAr, By L. " buefhou, fba
lsr ssissy ,.,u. vntt JoHNsfoE,
Is3 ~ hSp o., uehnosd, W.
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AecoGnition

hsSchAnts and Others at the North express grea. fear
lest ths first effect of the defeat At Manassas may be the
reeOgnon OF the Southern COnfederacy by England and
France. Why should that alarm them. The reeogui.
ton sill do Us no good. We care nothing for il We
have all the recognition need Unless those Powers
become parties to the var and sweep the Yankee sbps
from the ocean, We would not give baubee for their
recognition Maybe it il the apprehension of ,ha. r.
sult that causes much uneAsnsss at the North Lin
coin and Seward ike fools and knAVes as thew are bavs
committed themselves to regard recognition of the Con-
federAe States BY any Foreign Poser As an .,t of hos
tihty, which will be followed by var. People .upUO.e
that they are stupid enough to carry out their thre.
and that English French recognition will b. tan
mount to var. 1t may be so; but We Doubt 4, No
nAn can eat his words quicker than Seward The Block
ESe, sy il inevitable complications Is much NOR. L,l,
to produce war than recognition. II the satsmeus IN n.
New York Ness, be true, that the Eagsh Admiral h..
already entered protest against the sueeucv of IN.
blockade, actual hOstss may rot be far distant and
that In EPits Of any baek-out Seward may make.
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RICHMOND HIG


- Letters On business Assi % a1u-sHES-
fAs WIG"
Aress Orsa on boa sides er ne paper tri not % Pu0li
3D. Ts q rs er kag s1ndfHg 0UsM 20 De knONOn 20 al
aAd s0iR Ia no case Dc departed o O6isGry AOcss
s~9 S0h hHss are charged for as advertisements.
- We Sndsrtlks 70 return rejected communication,
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LIQUORS IN STORE, 9th August, 1861.
IL 300 bbls W. walsee's Mountain Dew VIII sky, from
cid
500 bbl W. Wall ceS Virginia Mountain Whhb
lOl d. 0reiAfo Rye do
10 ~.a.ssf. Rye do
100 do do
100 do Vlr, inla Apple Bra dy
90 d. Initiation encN d.
N do do Holland Gin
20 oc. YES hne Cognac Brandy, p;rs
pipes 10 land Clio
10 bbs pure Blackberry Brandy
do Ginger do
do Cherry
So do N. X Rum
10 quarters old Port Wre
IS do Sicily Madeira Wlns
10 DO Sherry d,
10 bs.ksts Champ gne do
For sale by w1. WALLACE SONS,
auo-2s Corner Pear and Oary streets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-07

mr Ru..fIi,s I et,ers .

The Northern papers have published lately, three let
rs from the London Times, by s correspondent. Mr.
Russell One is dated from Na,cbsz and gives sketch
of what the writer saw in trip up the Mississippi and
during short visit TO Gov Roman the second is dated
fem Memphis and contains what was seen Of men and
things on steamboats, aud railroads. and Of the character
Of The troops and FORTH cations near Memphis the third
is from Cairo and contains pretty minute account oil
that place and its surroundings.
We read these letters for the purpose OF Determining
whether they we're worth publishing. We deliberately
came to the conclusion. in the negative They are I'M
m,nsey long, iusueraby tedious and in the true sye
Of the a.liner His observations are nether new
p,,.oy nor profound nor true Their drits seems 70
were poor and the men wefTf6gHS Ae saw. Tue iAnu'
ig He was travelling with soldiers and ferOcity was
very becoming look. But neither their looks, nor their
dress nor their plantation manners" to his taste
he charmed when he got to Illinois and saw "white
face, at work in the fields" That's matter not only OF
TASTE but morals too. We prefer to Africans who
are physically better adapted to such toll engaged in the
heavy labor of the field. 1t degrades white men, and
Why the sight of their degradation should be pleasing to
any Of their race only be solved by reference
to the contradictions which enter into the composition
Of human beings.
But the distinguished gentleman BY his former letters
in presenting Europe the feeling Of contempt and scorn
~hich the South feels for the Yankee character has rem
dered great service and induces to regret the a
fright and discomfort he experienced the battlefield
of Manassas he is reported to have fled rapidly
any Of his Yankee friends and apparently in great
dread Of the Bowie knives be had the Mississippi.
His personal experience will enable him to impar to the
description of the battle and the rou an intense interest
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-07

the gallant soul that passed to-day from tn pestlenta
wards Of an army hospital. But tharvsry army knows
no pity. Amid reversed arms aud mufled drums
Rattle his bones the stones,
He's only asoIDIsa whom nobody ovns.
To morrow rsjoln my Inflated regiment at Monterey.
Our number has been reduced to three hundred. Don't
expect to see me in the Capital again until tho end Of
the war. Gen. Lorug grants no furloughs.
LIE ZOUAVE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-07

tsrry at Manassas" On the Q2l, Esd and 2ith large
numbers did arrive here, without arrying at Manassas
md all nigh. have arrived II they had not taken the
hack track
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uU WEST 4 JOHNSTON

No. - Main sired,
Have purchased the entire eden Of Richie Dunnavants
edition OF ths Map Of the Of Virginia the
rate Of the Stale pohshed contains all the
tes principal towns railroads. rivers esna and all other Inter
nal Improvements put up In neat packed form; price s
Roller g.
We slss pshsh Hsriss Light Infantry Tackles eonpse
volume With plates and maps, 20.
The voiuntser Hand Book By Jss Lee OF the
Rsyi.sns Virginia Volunteers; Ith thousand; Soc.
0ash must be sent With the orders 10 al oases
Eve have In press, and viii publish shor.ly Ghans
Manual for Vounssrs and Militia containing 80 page and Nv
ilusrationa
stirnishe Dr and Bsyonst EIeree profusely Illustrated
~ Capt Milton oay Of the Y1t Regiment ofvTrnia vosE
tssrs, edition. Sch houssnd.
address orders 70 WET A JoUNsToa
uySi psbHshsrs, las Main etrs-t HshMond 4.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-07

MAP OF THE CONFEDERATE STATS,
III the hrSt Published
A. MORRIS
Has publish and portable Map Of the confedsrss
States Of America, price 80 cts q
nbs al discount 10 the trade
In prs and nearly ready the Troopers hsnua By COL ].
Lueius Davis second edition, phoe l25H
Army Reguaon authorised the Congress Of the Cenfel
srt. sasss corrected BY ocsr Of The War Dspaasat
JySt 4. noRkn. No. q n.ia Z.
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NOTICE,

TIJHE annual meeting stockholders Of Lynehbug and
Abingdon Telegraph Company, viii be held At the once o.
the Comp In the city Of ynehe1rs on the h gay Az
.aiI wM 8 NORRIS, Pres.
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MILITARY TACTICS.

" a. mORkH,
Publisher and Bookseller Richmond, Va.
TROOPERS MANUAL
By Col Lueius Dav which annexed the 6irnishes
Dr for Mounted Rasnsn By Captain Aauy, late Of the
Heavy ARTILLERY lnueep,, for heavy arssry prepared BY
board Of for the otLe army g.
S2tO
rhs Volunteer Hand Beck BY Capt James T. Lee nra Re-
pment Of Virginia Volunteers price zoe.
Bardees Rife and Light Infantry Tsetcs edition.
pete with plates vols 9lmo %.
Hardeet Tactics In vol sao, paper, Les.
Tactics for enesn Of Infantry Cavalry and Artillery By "
RuckholA, TSc
Ini.ns .ed Camp Duty Field Fertilization and Coast Defence
BY I. " BuekhoiI e0e
In Press and viii be speedily pubhed The Volunteers Maau.
and Drill Book complete Manual and Drill thr usf
al Volunteers, Militia and Home Guard compiled from stzss
authorities and adapted 10 the dspne and drill Of volunteer.
and soldiers; By Col WIN r. Richardson, Jr.
This should be the hands every one Of the Militia -
veil In the hands Of every Volunteer and Citizen the
oonfederaey.
lust vh.i .. members Of every company. either 10 active
service or 10 the home Guard require, every thing In
brought up 70 the requirements Of the present time
0rdsu should bs addressed 70 the publisher
4. hoRRIs, Bookseller and Publisher,
nl.A n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-07

IL must be confessed that Greeley at times il Kf.ed
with prophetic gnpseG On the 18th July be said "rb,
Grand Army eAn be At Richmond in ave days, it Do no
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-07
Mean Trick OF Old scott.

Since the rOut at Manassas, we have had no official
evidence of Old SCOTS existence. Richardson gave
report of speech made by him to Lincoln in which, in
spirit too to be characterized he confessed him.
self the greatest coward in the world and the telegraph
intimated that he had been superseded in the command
OF the army, aud bu'yipg himself in ensc,ing the
part Of spy and police agent. He, however, is not
dead except to honor and truth Lite Northern papers
bring General Order" under his signature in which he
seeks to make some capital by fabrcatng falsehood
against the Rebels-oharging them with overruuning
Mount Vernon. We give his General Order" and the
reply, which has provoked from the Ladies' Assoca
ton. 1t appears that the very crime, which he falsely
imputed to the Rebels has been perpetrated by his own
Yankee troops. 1t will require charity to be-
leve that he ignorant of tho facts The general
conviction will be, that with view to turn away the
public indignation, which the outrsges Of his own
troops calculated to provoke, he deliberately and
ialsely imputed those outrages TO others:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-07

yHr sixth annual session the southds Institute will begin
i'll the End day Of September next.
HE military feature viii be Introduced
For terms for 10 months circular By applying 10
w. j. MORKIssEfT, a NJ and Y. N. i.
@. y EUBANK, An
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HEADQUARrERs OF THE Army,
Ma-hinptnn- Inlr 81 1881


Il has been the prayer Of every patriot that the tramp
and din Of civil might at least spare the precincts
within which repose the sacred remains Of the Father OF
h Country; but this pous hope disappointed Mount
Vernon so recently consecrted anew 10 the immortal
Washington by the ladies OF America has already been
by bands Of rebels who having ,ramplsd under
foot tbs Constitution Of the United Staes-the ark OF
freedom and prosperty-Sre prepared to trample on
the ashes OF him whom all mainly indebted for
those mighty blessings.
Should the operations OF war take the United States
troops in that direction, the Generslin. Chief does
not doubt that each and every will approach with
due aud leave unDjured not only the tomb
but also the house, the groves and walks which we're
loved by the best and greatest Of men.
WINFIELD Scor1.
II to this says tie Ssn, responsible officer
Of the Mount Vernon Association publishes in the Wash
ngton National I,tsliigsTesr the sutjoined card
gessrs. Editors The officers of the Mount Vernon
Ladies' Association much panied TO see in your issue
tanning statement Which they fear will lead to much
trouble and misunderstanding General Scott having
been misiuformed with regard TO the facts.
The statement referred is that Mount Vernon has
been "overrun by bands OF rebels" Sc.
Since the occupation of Alexandris by the Federal
troops single soldier form the Southern army has
visited Mount Vernon. 1t is but justice say the in
truders who refused sccede the regulations Of the
Association, heretofore willingly followed by solders
from both siders we're company Of Nsc York Vol
ugt.ers, headed by their Colonel and other officers.
The Regent aud decided in her requests and
directions to those she has made responsible for the pre-
ssryatOn Of order aud neutrality Al Mount Vernon and
il the discharge Of their sacred duty they have been
kindly aided By those At the headquarters Of the army
IL H. therefore, 10 them source Of great regret TO be
Obliged TO correct such MISTAKES As 1t IS much easier 10
excite than to sllay uRkind feslings
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-07

L PLANTATION AND FARM INSTRUCTION.,
REGULATION, RECORD

INVENTORY, AND ACC JUNT BOOK.
For the Of Managers Of Estates and for the better srdsrns
And OF plantation and farm business In many parc
uars, by southern Planter "0rder Heavens fr Law"
W RANDOLPH has published and improved editions
The size and prices year So
three $50 for four years So for ave years s. Also
another edition. particularly adapted for Cotton Plantations
price %.
The author Of this book Of the most successful farmers
the Southern States and the systematic has addsd
OF thousands Of dollars TO his estate.
Catalogue Of 500 books valuable V farmss win be
Who ordsr II. ap1q
LN0NTAINEs' soLIDIPIED CREAM OF WILD YLOwKRs-Tot
Shaving nothing be satfAcory. For the abluton
Of inan, preventing erupons &C., superior 70 any other
lap lotion or cosmetic. For sale by
mills Ma etrett
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-07

R.sss auANs.-s Va. a'~' su7a s,s &; =; x
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-07
NOTICE.

NY psrson kro wing the Whereabouts Of Wa AIMsEoRr
N oft Macon Guard, Company Baows sih Georgia Re
g nt who wounded At the battle OF ManAAs the 2ls
u lasting favor by making known a. the once OF
be Richmond Dispatch. H. b. AlNEsWokTH.
Manassas, Asg 81, 1851 aus
ELOUR.-ts sack, Extra soPsrine flour
lUDbbls do do
AM Tor sale BY HUNT JAMES.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-07

NOR DnARRKGt and summer Complat ut.
We have hAld superior article Of Blac Il ber
~ brandy prepared by and warranted pure Also esh
genuine Root Corn Starch and concentrated Extract
OF jamaica Ginger. MADE BAKER,
ApothecArles
AMI ls6 Main street corner above POTt Once.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-07

~ n,,.I a.1on I'd be amost sure 70 open the
eva. s Of both seStor. be country TO the enormou.
.ctsdo... ortbs w. on the one side both, and
70 r,sult !. n. .<dy termination. This alone would
.sf s'" I.p P's ss:s.n Lead a.
ttpt day.
StMGARDNBR,s OLD BYE WHIsKx.-
1to bbs bumgardnsr's Old Bye Whisky. and yssu
~ for sale BY ALVEY LIrscohB.
laub 18Th street.
~A CARD.-As We have TO pay Cash for
~ nearly every thing needed In the line Of our ba-
dntss viii, from this decline continuing accounts,
cept with those .ha have regularly settled their bill With
1st OF January and July.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-07

n. psfHRsoH co.,
w 10 Main nrssA .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-07

| a V1EW,
Cores Liverpool Advertiser commenting.on the me-,
| sigc, says:
Perhaps great battles may b, fought bu. the wal
viii not be the less DISASTROUS on that scsount, and the
continuous blockade OF the Southern ports will infct
blow on the commerce OF the world the effects Of which
may be felt for many years to The main question
which presses for our immediate consideration TO- how
loog that blockade be enforoedr This to us In Lam
csshire 10 most momentous question, and 1t would a.
ford not little satisfaction, If way clear
to say that the blockade could not possibly be enforced
| beyond the close Of the present year.
Since the commencement Of this American difficulty,
editorial trumpet has given uncertain sound Our
sources of information have supplied us with early and
reliable intelligence Of what passing the other
side OF the Atlantic and therefore fatter oursevt
hat words will have little weight with the COM
mercial community, and especially with those who are
most deeply interested in the prosperity OF the cotton
rade, when them that desrth Of cotton, such
experienced in this country 10 any previous
period Of ito history, may ovsrtake the OF
he next six months unless our Government awaken to
of the awful consequences which would flow from
such event, and institute active msdsues than
any which has hitherto employed to induce the UniEd
States Government 10 yisH TO fate and acknowledge the
Independence of The Confederate Stdtes. IL must come
At lat to This. We can see no other solution Of the
difficulty.
The Northern States have the power TO prolong the
indefinitely. The Southern, If defeated in the field
be finally subdued. The folly Of the contest thus
wsged consequently apparent to US in England the
folly of that contest which We waged with American
brethren towards the close of the last century was
some of then wissst statesmen. Nations however,
not wiser now the passions Of men, when lash.
cd into fury, not more easily oalued Now, then,
Notwithstanding the rapid progress Of civz .ton, not
sithsanding the visions Of universal peace INDUCED in
by bsrmles, enthusiasts despite the upted voice
Of and religion; despite too the generally resist
less psadiugs of selinterest-now them there Pc
RODS Of national excitement and one of these ia at this
moment passing over the North American continent,
when the pruning hook is transformed into spear,
and the pillow share beaten into the sword At such
moment it 10 vain to hope that "he still small voiee" Of
reason hush the storm Of passion, that even re
giou can rein In the fiery steeds Of war.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-07

SUNDRIES IN STOAE AUGUST 9TH, 1851,
- 80 bbs Extra Large Pat No. MAeksrL
Is bigs Grain Pepper
Is bxs Ground do
bags Race Ginger
do Plnento
25 bxs No Nutmeg
do ondon Mustard
IS do Fig Buelsg
~ do hsccaronl
loo half Chests Green and Black Teas
l0tSI Rice
$50 bI Tallov Candies
IS do Fancy Soaps
$50 bags Shot
rs dozen Painted Pals
Is do Wash Boards
loo brs Clothes Prs
50 dor Cotton Plough Lines
800 do Mrs. Milers Smoking Tobacco
800 do Goodvn's do do
2jbNs Palmetto Chewing do
50kegs Zig do do
10 NJ genuine Principe segsn
$50 gross Matches
- do Masous Rlack!ni
10 bbls New York syTsp
Is bIs Soda saleraus
90 do Chalk Pipes
For 'aeby WI WALLACEScNs,
Au6-l2w COgner Pearl aud osry sTe-tst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-07
MAP or VIRGINIA.

NJ J. W. RANDOLPH, l2 Main Street,
Mas for sale tbs Map Of Virginia, pubshsd b. The sais which
u he only good one 70 be haA
Poskst Edition t200
By Mall, 210
Same colored, $50
~ Nall. go
Also, Large Map, Rollers, fIea1l 100
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RowIB KNIVES aud Artillery swords, t.5 =, ,,l'
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
j dissolved on July LIST By muui consent A. CLi<s
will settle the business though either partner will sgn W nqu
dAton. The hooks found the odse o
ClaIkson 4 Co., No. los Main street.
A. CraRKs0N,
I'M ANDERSON,
au6--w II. SRoWEElL.
NOTICE.
ON and after this date sses wsbe for CAsH or Pyab
I J within TIL 1, days CLARKs0N 90,
aG6 No l06"sin sree.
T@MUsQUITCNETTING.
~ 81 white hu quito Netting
do Pink DO do
90 90 6 bas DO DO 90
jeqo WATKINS 1 YIoKLEN.
CHEESE! CHEESE!
- CAKIs Of superior Cheese, Virginia make, somehin
Id very nice, Just received and for sale by
ROBERT A n. DABNEY,
Grocer Wholesale nd retail,
aus Corner Of Broad and 7th streetJ.
VyHE VOLUNTEERS MANUAL AND DRILL
l. BOOB, vol, is mo, 3I2 PIP. Price 81 so.
oompi ID from the latest Authorities Fox THE USE o. VOL
USTkkG and MILITIA Of the Confederate States eutenan
Col Win. Richardson, graduate, and formerly Assistant In
stIuctST Of Tactics Virginia Military Institute
TfI liable book 10 liberal sbdgement Of "HArdee Tao
incudng the School for the Baalons and Instructions To-
shrmIhers
The Bslapee Step and Mauu, Of Arms for the Buske be-
ng Introduced from "Gh MsnuA also the forms OF Pa
rsde for Reviews Inspection Dress Parade Guards Mounting
Duties OF Guards Duties OF capsns In Camp aud Garlsons
Mzrchs Camps &C. &C., together with Soldier Ratons
tons. 4 MORRIS
jJ2s Publisher 4 Bookseller.
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CyATTeN OgNA DURGs.
~ sles Cotton osdibuss Of yshou ayls
geels medium end hssvy Tent Cloths, b sters. tsi
"sA" "'.l' ~ 's's 's'', a'a' .ss:;;' I'm I'M "a
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HORSE SHOE NAILS.
III Grlfins Horse Shoe Malls
Burdens Mule Shoes
Butchers HOSE Rssps, IS, IL and Is inches
wrgtt'J Patent Apvis
Armltages Mouse h0la AnVis
whghts Patent Sold box Tses
Por sale by c. J. sINr0N,
AND II Main street
NEW Pa MILY FLOUR-In whole and half bis, for
~ sale by GEO. WATT Co.,
au6 Franklin Street. below Exchange Hotel
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FOR SALE.
VlReislA fass d. percent bondi-
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BOOKS AND MA0AZINs FOR THE
SOLDIERS WITHOUT PRICE
RANDOLPH, 12 Main suest has large stock Of sortb
en Literary Messenger DeBovs southern kevev Hsrper
nAs.zns Putnam Monthly, Fleetwood North British London
onaner and many other magazines besde several hundred
volumes Of light literature which the i,s sitk
o0 mooey or phce myst
LIVERY OFFICER should buy CODY Of Buokhot., A..
~ enee OF War; There valuable nforms about MI
"s man can be found In other Per sale by
NJ J. w. RANDOLPH. tq1 Main n
HNHR HANDBOOK OF ARTILLRRY. h, o,p,
Joan hoosrta th Regiment Artillery, o. g. Army Volume
July. ~ " w ''~nS VIC nv W
10 be pusn'hed July 10Th, pocket NAP Of Virginia price
nprepar.ton, pscte rEsTAMENT similar In size and style
%s seis society ,ss.e s9uo and IKE possible
fnce W. per hundred Amer the advance orders are asd the
pnee VII b ta 70 per hundred, and is ets st retail
~ J.W. RASDOLPa, 12l Main street
The weekly Butte record., 1861-06-15

GRAIN IN THE WEsr.-The city of Chica-
60, at the present time, contains within frac-
tion of 40,O00,O00 bushels of grain, the largest
amount ever gathered together in one place on
this continent. The warehouses Of Milwaukee,
La Crosse, Dubuque, MeGregor, Winona, St,
Paul, and indeed all the grain depots of the
Northwest, were never so crowded as they are
to-day yet, notwithstanding the vast stores of
grain and the still vaster quantities sent East,
and South since last September, it is estimated
that to day as much grain is in the hands Of
the farmers unsold, as the combined product
of the crops of 1858 and SO. Thus it is rem
dered certain that, even should the crop of
1861 be disastrous failure, there will be
corn enough in Egypt " to carry us through
the fall of l961.-=Chieago Paper.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-06-15

ATTACK BY INDIANs-SM MEN KILLED
By the arrival of Mr.. Samuel Ames, of San
Diego, in this city, yesterday from Fort Yuma,
says the Los Angeles Star of June 1st we have
intelligence that Messrs. Samuel Hughes,
Miller Bartlett, and Frank Campo, who were
gathering up stock belonging to Hughes, were
attacked by the Apache Indians and killed
Also, that four or five Mexicans, who were
with them, are missing, supposed to be killed.
At STEMS Peak, the other side of Tucson, the
Indians attacked Mr. Giddings, of the San An
tonic and San Diego mail line, killing the dr-
yer on the box and two animals in the team.
MIR. McNeese, of the Overland mail, who was
on the stage, and Mr. Giddings have not since
been heard from-supposed killed. Troops
from Fort Buchanan are out securing the
country, in pursuit of the Indians and in search
of the missing men.