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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26
Especial % Chicago Tribans.l

Najss Waaswerth went with esnseal Mar or
fsuos, oovsring the surgeons, ambulancss, md 1
guard 70 within six miles Of Fairfax Court House.
and with his guard TO within four milss. He W.
mt received hy officer Of suitable rank, bat va
Obliged 70 wait with picket squad which he found
guilty Of the enemy. Ills party behind having In
formation which led them to apprshsnd N attack,
ssnt for him, and he obliged 70 leave without
| reply, One came from Beanrsgard. subsequently,,
TO the effect that oosld not b allowed % bring
Of our own wounded. bnt that they would b treat.
| I'd ~ we'll - theirs. as
Il was not intended 10 oaxzy Manassas Junction
By m attack 10 'front.' bat y pn~s IL cut Of the
railway Communication, and perhaps tAks u on the
rear.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26

Judtsy VI so0s Ie&s00us WuA UO0U poGA ~
serve durinf the war. a
The Conoectieut segimsnts, which cans 10
lateat from tho battle held. sassd the Gov !.
eminent %. 600 900 Of stores which hsd bssx
abandoned during The retreat.
Especial TO Conmeroiai.1
Col. M,lse, Who semoands6 shs teeesSs
corps q OentrsvilIs daring the Aghs = Bsli's
Run, has been placed asdss Asrsss " Aass-
LECTION OF duty.
Tho Minnesota First Rseinsst appsass
tohave suffered the most ssvsroly q any
10 tho field. Tbs numbsF offtn kiiloo q
ascertained TO be- sixty.six soo4 eoDe
more are still nissing. fhs 60, ho1sssr,
are undsuntsd snd Seady aeo1a ler action.
The Rssoluss has arrived fsoa : eruisa
along the shore Of Virgins, She captured
1 two rebel scboonsrs and sioep, and found
now rebel batteries on - Rotenas, one
mounting six guns.
! The reported oosnpsnfea q rais1ax Corr.
Houss il confirmed. ~ sabels ass plant.
H iDg batteries Of arMlIeeY shAfa.
Il II 10 believed that 0eoatsr 6innorsI sub
ssitute to tho E ~ will psss.
4 Uongrsss - 15eass this ~ssk.
psrsseh.l
4 | hAvs 80 M ~ talosoAtion that ths
rsgisssta mtA - - nsss 1snsrARssd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26

/ A.v. ~ LII issoss..Iou .h.. Il.
rsgisssta m1A - - nsse dsnssalissd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31
RRoM MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS Oct. 25.-Co- Morgan had an engagement
with 400 Rebels In Curroe county on the lsh inst
He lied Il and took prisoners and put the remain
der to fight Col. Morgan had IA wounded and two Of
them MORALLY.
special despatch to tho s.. Louis Democrat, from
j q rson City on the 24;h nst says that Col Wagn'r
arrived that cay from Upton aud reports that 1t was
rumored and believed las Lane and Montgomery had
intercepted KoOuoch or some assuming that NAME
in an attempt to join Pce and GU: the Federal army 10
pieces.
l. was reported at st. Louis that 800 rebels had cor
grg,ed ct Fulton with the design of crossing the river
and burSing the Oage bridge.
MEMPHIS Oct. 29-The Appel, Of this city, has re.
liable adv ces which announce that Gen. Price was at
Neosho on The Is. u His army was in good fighting
condition, ard Gen. MoCuloch in close proximity,
and daily receiving large lccesionu Their combined
fo:cea will ouinumber any force that Fremont can bring
ssalns. them The opinion prevailed that Gen. Fremont
was making desperate effort to retrieve his falling for.
tunes
Gen. Prices rstrograds movement was stra.egetic,l,
and his troops nov amply supplied with ammunition,
and determined to stand.
jeff Thompson is in Memphis He left his command
safe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31
FALL ELECTIONS.

To the Voters @ tho l8th Conversational DTS.
trict composed Of the Coubtis OF Hahcoch,
Brooke, Ohio, mnrshcIl, Wetzel, mononguiiaI
PTeston md Marion.
Yeow rsnsfa latter part Of April last was nopins.
ted convention Of the States Rig t party OF nsr AZ
candidate for Congress and eped the speech
de 10 tie members OF the Convection, at tie tine.
In few days ,fte the Hrdns prohibiting an
election Ia Fay, and potponiog Ito day 10
Axe BY the Oonvenol sdlaisy withdrew from the
vass my CLAIMS prcms TO resume the
ny election fixed by the Convention, but continued
hal Of the stats Rights AMI the Urdoa OF
the State 90 up the Of the Will ve
wAst e & a G Romance o. See sinn
any apoos be eesIary having tbtrused name
upon you At an eae let be remembered are but rev
number 'e lred tst h7a few knew OF the teon
had n the Dsr before driven nt9 and exile
And apology dem inded for the my maze
se found In action OF the rates Rfts patty
Of District With county fully and ably Represented In
principles snunead BY ihst Convention, and my pde 70
District desire 70 vnfeats teiE coz
hdenre aad my self respect . ,
noA--it klDWEn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31
FROM KENTUCKY.

NASHVILLE Oct. 29.-The latest Louisville papers
pot II regiments OF infantry, three companies Of
airy and one artillery company from Indiana. There
are now in Kentucky 1878 troops from Indiana
CAiRo, Oct. 24-The government steamer March
Cook was fred upon last night by 800 cavalry. About
100 shots were ed into her wOunding ore man. Tne
10 va, returned aud one rebel was crippled The
ebels followed The boat several miles but she escaped
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31

Tax THEArsE will DO opened for the seasop, next
Ssur lay night under he management Of Prof Hewitt
he interior Of the buillng has rec ,ny undergone i'm
orovement ana repsr rendering t comfor able
The following ia list OF he corps ,iramd,igw:
Miss Ella Wren leading heavy lady; Miss ida Vernon
lsading juvenile; Mrs De Bar, old lady; Mrs Powell
light coincidence; Miss n A Boisver vooalist; Miss
Mary PAringtor, dsnseus Miss Eoise Brdges Miss Jen
uis Taylor; Miss 8. J. Aorton and Miss Jackson Mr.
2 D,lton leading heavy man, Mr.. ]. Ogden
comedian; sr Chippsndsl, old maj; Mr.. Harrison, ia
vsnil o. T. Wolfe "a cid mar; Mr.. Gobay, walking
gentsm-u; n. Dawson Low comedian. The c'l"bra
ted "Qle1 Sister," "Thespian Family" aud Kng's
Infant Drum Corp, ars engaged, and will make th6il
Il ct appearance Saturday evening. The orchestra
will be full and efficient ard under the immediate drcc
Of that excellent musician, Mr. L. Loebmsn. The re-
freshment slloors TO DO under charge Of hessrs
Thite aud Riley.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31
TELEG GRAPHIC.
THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA GOVERNORS
MESSAGE

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct 2s.-The Legislature OF Ala
bama met in this city yesterday. Mr.. Patton, OF
Lsuderdale was elected President of the Senate, and
Mr.. Orenshaw, Of Bulsr, Speaker of the House.
The Governor, in bis message to-day, says that 1t the
General Assembly can devise plan to pay the war tax
without citing ii from the people at present. he re-
commends tina. Il be adopted but If no satisfactory and
constitutional plan be devised he thinks It best to
make no change. He says that the State OF Alabama
hes nov 81 900 troops in the service of the Coniedersc
and other regiments being organized He congrar-
laes tho State taa all its citizens alphabetically united
10 sustaining the movements in operation to establish
the independence Of the Southern Confederacy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31

ARRrsrKD Three OF the Pendentisry convics wbC
escaped from the fcrtRcations rear Manchester, Saur
urdAy night list and carried 81 vh them two cert e.
cafes Of the City Swings Bark Of Richmond for the
of $500, arrested in Peters u'g hopdsy evening
oy eff ser Prcsise but Of then turoed loose
the recomm iation Of a cer.sin party Washington
street, woo toli Mr. that he knew the negro TO be
free and ,ouched in other for bis COED char
wss not until subsequent events proved II, hat the
cfi er discovered he had urred loose Of tn con
vi ts-the very worst one Of The party The Express
OF Use d1y, SAYS:
"Afer the other two were lodged In H. search was
made for the at large until midpyht and continued
al day yesterday, bu! with success, up late last
evening TIE Of the psgiy who nteifred for bis
release, will at present. mention, though
Informed thai he bad in bis possession the certificates
said 70 be solsa by the convicts They yesterday
II by Of b'oksra TO DO returned to the proper
owner, upon Identification"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31
KFNrncKY TnRIEs.

The Ci7cnuat Commercial gives q report OF public
meeting Covington, KY, from which says the Louis
vile CIasrl re extract the following rpot of some
of the speeches and proceedings Fisk who Is Speaker
Of the Senate and Lieutenant Governor Of the State
aYankee and nothing better could be 6xoected from
him Flnnell once clever aud honorable gentls-
man, bit be is interested in beef contract with Gov
srnment which accounts for his course Both complain
prodigously hat Ksntu klaus won't enlist in the Linctn
service 10 chr against their Southern brethren
Hon. JON T. Fisk uexs took the s aud, and, after re-
ViesnS the Of the last legislature, and showing
the infinite wisdom OF It's COURSE be app aled to the
pie of Kentucky forth in defense Of her SOIL
He said 1t burning shame that she allowed 20
ders from other States TO TO do IL for her while
her people lie supnely upon their backs and mnif6s.o-
dill reace about the result Hs stated as his opinion,
that they did not forward low, cause would
be lost The SPEAKER nouncsd, in the most u1msss-
ured terms the graduates at military institutions,
who, alter living upon the gOvernmens all their lives
turn and asd from h,r when she threatened with
danger
At the conc usion Of bis remarks ~ n. Benton Eq.,
from the audience and called the speaker to ac-
eoint for his reereres 20 cadets saying that bis
lrk4 were OF a personal character. IL may be re-
marked here that Mr.. Benton had graduating at
the Naval Institute At Annapolis, Nd, but upon the
breaking cut OF the rebellion, the yourg gentleman
threw up his commission, with others aud returned
lons since which time be has been drilling secession
military company at the village Of California in this
coun'y.
TIE ,uh nee were furious at Mr. Bsnton's interrup.
ton, aud some disposition saI manifested 70 put him
out, bui Dol Fnne appeared upon the stand aud ap-
peaed N behalf Of M. Benton Mr.. Fisk then stated
that bis remarks general in their a-aeter and
tlat he was not aware Mr.. Benton was In the house.
when he nsuerd opPed.
Dol Finnsn mex; spoke ard not sparing either IN
dsIoaneiag tee unpatrotc psople Of Kentucky for a.!
lowing the volunteers Of other states
the Ohio river to fight for their wives and fani-
lies. while thew stayed home idle and ind rent The
gent' stated that be bad just returned from o-
ci visit the Gjveror Of Oao to request aid to meet
the te,Isbpg Zoe Of Kentucky and be bu,Aed 10 cay
TIA, he upelled d. 90. Blu; Ohio would mob Y
respond and history would wite il TO her credit aud TO
Z ntusky's shame He hoped hat If the renegsdss,
buekper, Breekinri3ge. and their horde, should ever
cceed in gaining possession OF Ken ucky, that tboy
Woali pnbiey cowhde the eoWArdiy and unrs'rio 10
sonso Ke-tuckv uho sh-n ron her soil when nvsd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31
TIE FREMONT TROUBLE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25 Gen. Fremont gives the Ad.
ministratiou mu, trouble. The Cibinet had meeting
on the 2Sd iOst AID some fsvor dprviug him Of his
Command Immediately, aud ordering him 10 Washington
be tried by court martial The matter Was left with
the Presiden, to decide, who finds very difficult
question to SETTLE 1t rvoTe net only great pecuni-
airy interests to the Government but perhsp, immediate
snd important military results
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31

surEExE CouRr OF APPEALs.-Toe following dec'-
SONS rendered Tuesday BY the presiding Judge
Of the Supreme Court:
Elot vs. the Commonwealth. Argued by Msrye
and Little for the plaintiff ard John Randolph Tucker
Acknowledgement. for tbe Commonwealth. Judgment
of the Circuit Court Of Spottsyivaaa slirmed
James Carter VS.. the Ooumanwealth. Argued by
JaTe' Alfred JonCs for the plaintiff and the Attorney
General for the Commonwealth. Judgmea. OF the Hus
tings Court of the city OF Richmond affirmed.
Harvey Wash vs. the Commonwealth. Argued BY
VIM W. Cramo and ]. G.. Williams for the plaintiff and
the Archaeological for The Commonwealth. jug
nent of the Hastings Court Of the city Of Richmond re.
versed and new trial sw' rjed the prisoner.
MILAN We. Turner's admins Iator. Argued by James
Alfred Jones fer the appellants and Arthur A Morson
TO- the appellee Decree of the Circuit Court Of Rap.
pahannock county affirmed
S:ruggs' admi lis rstor vs. Bouduraat Argued by @.
G. Girls sold and Alex Woct6L. No counsel for appel
lees Decree Of the Circuit Court OF Buckingham eir-
med
Trent ar 9th rs W. Pari'h AMI otho-s. A-gued by
p achy Grsuan for appellant and 4 7. Dsolel for
appslse Decree Of the Circuit Court Of Cunberlsn
reversed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31
SJrrG ITAAG@.
M1ros's eev.r.-or.ng. Clark made bis appearance

hAroRs VouEr.-Orange Clark made bis appearance
before the Mayor yesterday charged with being drunk
trespissing upon Daniel Marks, and drawing knife
against the said Marks. Being adjudged guilty, he was
required to give security in the Of $3.50 for bis good
behavior.
Jerry Poair was brought up for being drunk and max.
ing ,boon Of himself In the public street. BE bad
swallowed airy cbnine whisky at a pop shop
down town ,and in very short time felt the intoSica-
ting lence Of the poisonous aid Presently he lost
bis perpsn6i ulsr and process de- to- amuse crowd Of
lcafers BY running after the boys all fours mon
key fashion. For INDUCING in this sport he faed
81.
james 0Connor for being drunk aud ClmiDg the pos.
session Of two juvenile darkies was committed.
Henry Sern ives arraigned the charge OF molesing
and naltreai1e Iaac N. Wolff The case was continued
until this morning
John Koss, for using abusive language to Mary Par
nell required to give $3.50 security against reps-
tition Of the unmanv eff nee.
Andrew Smith, John Clark and VIM. Jones, for occu-
pying the Sidewalk couch upon which to seep m
the fleets Of po'siors admonisbed and
discharged. similar DISPOSITION made OF Robert
Shaw, who sought NIGHTS rcpose, contrary to law In
the entry to the post cfi,e
Claiborne, slave Of VIM. F. Watson was ordered q
aoggrg for being drunk and attempting to stab Baxter
slave.
The Mayors Court opens now at 10 O'Clock A. n, In
stead Of a. Q O'Clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31
THEYANKEg ARMADA.

Nothing has been seen ye. Of the Federal fleet which
left Hampton Roads few days ago. All ia quiet here.
NOBLE Oct. sO.-Eleven Lincoln men-ofvar and one
transport steamer are at the mouth Of tho Mississippi.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31

REcovERnG-we are indebted TO oap, o. P. Alltr. Of
"wheas Battalion" for late New Orleans psp,rs Capt.
Her. it viii be remembered, Is the gallant ofcr who
commanded the Cond rates Ia the successful fzh,
praresvle, IN which the Yankees completely rout-
ed He has amos' recovered the Of his right leg,
which was oxen at the Battle OF Manassas while lead
ing his brave company.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31

Carr SrASARb'S FuslRAI The funeral Of Captain
Rober ssnsrd, Jr, took place yesterday afternoon,
fom the FRS. Bapts. Church. A large congregation
was prestn to testify respect for the memory Of the de-
ceased.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31

Arr,RSEY ouALIIiED Mathew Cullen, Esq, attor-
uey ut law qualified to practice Law at the bar Of the
Confederate District Court by skng the oath to support
the Constitution of tho Confederate Statos.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31
ANOTHER CONFEDER ATE PRIZE.

ANUThEh IUNF EDNhAIH hI"D'
Nxw YoRK, 0ct. 24-The brig Granada, from hauri-
tas for New York. captured on the 18th ns BY tie
uriyatasr Ssliie from Chstlestou.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31

TO TIE VOTE 8 OF THEsND CONGRESSIONAL Dist RIOT.
In obedience invitations addressed published In
e otherwise eomnuni Aied announce
myself candidate 10 represent 10 the Congress OF the
Confederate 6.Stes
seat Ia TIE National Assembly In this hour Of eounrys
trouble not 70 be coveted YET shcu decline tn lend his
ali whe people call fer his seryes This feeling has deter
mined ne 10 the course have consented TO pursue.
IL no. expec,s presume tha there should be any active
canvas. In the dst when the citizens engroed With the
more important and absorbing SUBJECT Of war azd stirring
events. a.,
one great object should be steadily In view BY Us all In the
present oabieury lughi feel and action Let there
be nss people but united hearts
Aud my likely 90 dtrac. the harmony hat
houi prevail your voter for some one else Should
gou eecl me- my talents and energies shall be faithfully de-
voted 10 your service
Your Yellow citizen,
seS0-tie jobs B. cHAaBLIss, En-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31
w,%TO TaE SACK AND ALI " no

V>>Sa TEEL AN IhTEREsT IN THEM Il Al manu-
fAruns The mosi complete article for the relief Of the sick
onveEeres Of those that invented II
ed the "Neeasniea ursas ssng. and Invented and
patented BIZ DR. D. Hopkins OF stauten w. The
Of m Bed, ssa BY al Who have t. especially By such
DR.. ktrib the weste Asylum; DR. Dunbar
Of incre ane rroeor Campbell, Of Washington COLLEGE,
proof OF s great oy these gentlemen have all gy.r
written Tesla os q their estin ste Of t value any
improytmr, Of tie kind In addition 10 these the hzr,
Mechsnes Institute esenied the Inventor with Gold Medal
This ssins combines every requisite for adding the
ofheseE With The paiect be removed from bed t.
another stool the head elevated the
cred 10 ,np os'eB Indeed, helpless b. pace Ia
Any pon dsr and by giving the swng gentle mcton
out effort their part AL this he done BY child
oftel tSeye years. doing by this wonderful
than the most experienced accomplish othe wise
hog order the Aetn General OF the Coo
fedsras sisis 81 America, sad would iaie pablo c,
and satisfy themselves In regard the utility
Of this most hun venlop authorised by the inventor
contract for srd he Mechan ell Ma sing Swing
blso 10 form those In CT supply that variety
81 Camp Cots and lhas OF tbs mosI nyene-t md irproyec
s've now. Govsrnor strtrt end i2lb Richmond Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31

PS'sPKcTIvE LEcrURE.-We understand that Pso'.
james P Holcombe will deliver lecture IN this city,
some time early in November, for the ben'f; of the
Army Committee OF be Young Mems Christian As;oca'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31
For Congress.
EnDST EXPERIMENTATION

We are requested JOHNrTLtR rsq, e,ndid
ate To Congress- tie Cities OF Riehnond and VII iSms
burg and the counties o. novr htnrc, hzrles Civ New
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31

GRANR CONCER NJ Rs CRU III bsFs leave 10
W annculee hs r'gassl o. fiends, and
vou.t his city, - n the III h'nond Howlt-
re tees AZ, h. a On FIidRJ, LIST NOvember,
1881, At The AFRL AN CaCRCS Be II Strs
A GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT,
whn h b. assisted ~ Llou ng -hc, In the kndsSt
manner, have Volunteered hsir VnuAllsseIves:
Ma an. u a ssvAo.
nal LACY
AtA An ter
G utlsn , smNteur
ksg-ral nsmAe7. Of the 6lee Cub.
Profess !, h Hewitt
Thomas Dansr, (of Petersburg
}. Saver e Ngans, q a PAals)
". 6r,"Au, 70 s.Giss Of tie 1onunentAl)
70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31

JENNINGS WHITE CHAPEL NEEDL, 8,
superior other eeds In market for sale BY CLARK
SON A CO., No. l06 Main street ocit
TAMAICa UW.- his Jamsiel Rum, years in bond,
81 FOR sale by EDh0SD, D ,VENP0sT& Co oc2S
CAwpUtNR.-s bbh oamphins to arrive for sale a. Y.
L sToK ~ A IN oe29
coNPEDERATE STATES or AMERoA,l
Posr-oYrcE DEPARTMENT, FislST HuEslU. :
kich a, nd Oct. 18th, 1901.
Notice 10 postmasters
OWING IN urgent mand for postage
sAmps points where large bodies Of troops
stationed will be npo.sbe at present. to supply many OF TIE
other Comic ers Win stamps" hort time
IN IA es Ihem WI greatly Increased and
every ONCE viii then furnished with ample supply
JOHN J. HARETLI,
oeq5-lv Chief Of Finsnce Bureau
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31

k1fCpT1VE DkPkk1hEf,
KcnKosD, Va, Jane ~, 1851.
NyHE DUTIES DEvOLvED In SUPPLYING
he troops 10 the Geld With faa Arms, re.d Avy snd
Lnrlsinon thereof requiring eiv'Sor Of bcr The hh'v's
order 70 hsued.
The Colonel Of Ordnance OF Virginia viii oonnns ttioB8 b
thsiece Of ars both Artillery and Small Armf, belonging q
tbs State and 70 the nanufaeture osfsd Carriages saa Gels
sons.
tlcure OF Percussion Caps and the ing OF the N Re at
tended by the Ordnance Department the southen Co5Sa
for which nrck Of the Ammunition -
hand s Armory and the present accommodation for fE
manufacture OF Ammunition Is appropriated fer ut
pose by this stae be turned the Confederate te
daring the continuance n the
The Colonel OF Ordnance Of Vrgni5 Will make the
Eis-E JOHN LKTcHDs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31

Pinh Congrcs.ionaI District.

10 numerousy gned " voters Of Bynchourf
Campbell county KEAS has consented 10 be can
iid.e Filth District In the ht Congress Of tn
Confei states His duty soldier, serving In the rrf'
will not permls hun 10 The District. oess-d 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31

James Lyons, sq. candida 10 snt the peo-
~ Sd Dsuc SEQ Of he oounss Of .nrieo Ran
City, Kent Elisabeth City Warwick and YORK.
the ce' OF chuond and Waasbus In tie Congress Of
o. Conssder Ate sintes ocis-tdo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-31

FIRST CONGRESSIONAL
33 DIsTRIoT.-JoHN csIrcHsR Of ~estnoreard,
candidate TO represent the First district In the next oonieie-
oongreiI cclo-eos
E,>.G-Ss so THE VOTERS OF SPOT
NJ syIvania, ting George, stafford, Caro-
line, Louiss cSad,soo, Greene, Orange ana ID
Culp auihor Eed TO announce Major HpRACk
LACY capdda,e orepsent the Eighth District In the Con-
RTess o the Confederate States. oeS-tte