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Aissouri Legislature i N Indirect secs.

Missouri Legislature il :" IN Indirect secas.
" sion ordinance, without eren::the forms
@resorted to by other States" Cor, Ha-
godan's 1aaaifato msy be> dsseribed a. !
seoession ordinance without even the
forms resorted to by Missouri. What IL
ia logical ooaclssionf Simply this: that
II the Government Of the United 8tatos
shall send troops or munitions of war
acroa6 tho ssats Of Kentucky, the State Of
Kentueky must resent 1t and declare war
against ths Unissd sates, thereby commit
ting treasen and inviting the pnalties OF
t,oeaon -.
That Coz. Megod1n's proclamation will
be regarded BY tho President By Congress,
by Gen. Scott or Gen Mcclellan, a. Of ony
more consequence than the like sputterine
Of q county sheriff u crosa-roads justice,
Is not for moment to be believed Apart
from its rank treason it haa no manner Of
eigniheance. When the proper timo oomea
for ressserting the authority Of tho Gov
eminent at Memphis, the shortest and
most expeditions route will be taken BY the
United States forces and It that route hap
pens to be across Kentucky, across Ken
lucky they will 60. They will cultivate
the most friendly feelings with all peaceful
citizens On the line Of their march,
and they nil fight down any op-
position they may encounter. OF
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uscm shs Rzzrtne7 EoztoIk. vAI
csptaue Pills accomplish tas uh3eet tor which ahaZ
were mAde III; cu1s Of Headache Il ~ ia tofraa
Eru1 <aa ExaNtaeE; Eoz4on. Val
.a:e:. as: :vtss Is sasSe specs@ ~ N '''1
Erem <hs Democrat St cloaa. Haa.l
r you ara or hAsa been troubles With tho t,41a~3s
sadi oo1, tce3aaae Plas3 = taaa Ioa MAY sa1s
Fron tas AdvestscF. Rroytdaaes, b II
1no Cspeato fsns ~ ss!d 70 oe ssra4Iksoy siae.
,ss ssSsHss 81 .: e;
1Trum he wes>err Il h Ga.ssss, Cntcszo III
~ he.Esy endo7ss III. spa2toz. aad hi a.F.rs,ss
[Froc t3e KArFxkk TalIe7 et.r, KAaavhA Val
seaa VITO II e.. viii stick to :asaa-
rtcu To soutaera Psta Flnaaz. Hsx cElsaaz. LAI
W : "a
e. # teat has sseetrsa beao2ta :sst 60 os~ 1as
[Erra shs gt Leuts pe1eHsk1
1tat.He:aa 6sEa-a fsr tie zs:cie <ce,aaIe.. ..cl11
from tha Gazette. Davenport Io47-t
X, eraldick wor.d not connect hIs nsa, VII "a
sfiss he I'D aes KacV to aessesa rtsi nazsk
(Ffpz IL Ad7e11sez, PruYtde.ca Eli
fn testimony IA their Aver b srors. ron tAa Hoa4
fes3tcsabla quaEtaft.
[F7ou De Daily Esv1, Eswpcst RL1
C<2ta1lo ena sxa taxing sas 71aca Of N 6aA4
Wrpu na Co0rnsxsi11 Bnn.tta, Bossca, XxsAI
estd 70 b yu7 eEeAciocs TOR tho hezdseta.
1fuk4 Ia Commercial. CauetauaA. CAiaJ
Exfkt4x AsuA1tt3 can DOW - reuayod-
, 1861-05-22

LII Of ths expenses Of tia rebel army
viii fall exe1usiyely upon ths rebel States;
while, 1t the same time, they will b. COM
pe1,ed to p.y their full proportion O. the
expenses Of the Government arny. In
othtr words, 10 far as the direct expenses
Of The war arc concerned, they will hare
to pay tho whole expenses OF the
rebel army more than what tho Union
States rill hare to pay. In addi-
tion to this, they haro the expenses to bear
of their so-salled Confederate Government.
They mare had tho expenses Of conTen-
tons in every State, Hhilo there has not
been enc In the free States. Nearly all
which they cxpend for munitions Of war,
has been and will be, paid out at the
North, while all which the Union States
pay out, is expended within their own
borders. The War is carried on within the
borders Of the rebel States, which is an in
calculable damage to any country. The
business OF the rebels is interfered with,
and almost suspended by the embargo, and
the prevalence Of 7iolencs and terrorism in
their midst; whilst that Of the North is
entirely unobstructed. They have driven
out frc1n among them thousands of their
best citizens, who have settled at the
Eorh-thereby imporerishing themselves
and enriching their antagonists. They are
building up rivals in the production Of
f,1y~ o+e$rr atnt ef {rr, 4
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: A&NTUUKr-,. !.

The ao!anor of Kentnskyhaa. ...4,elftd lid
o. til II pc ds7ed In tas pathway: .oec IL:
son. He has issued i psoclamaaan. 4 f;,t. q.
bidding The United BATES GO, The one hand
md y6 ps1h oM tl,s oths<, ttom eaadinx
szL roops o. mnnInonx .ot .wsr, upon q
aseas@ xAs: soil; of: tha& ;eomnonNialth.
ffdz Whist source GOT. gu1A dkivsd
the authority 10 waxa-fhs .HssF1nsat sf
Ne 0sis< 8tsEss " kssp cut Of h1s bsIli-
widk1 d Il dnneuls to xuesA. 4 moro tnso-
Isn't fn1miaatios wa aevsr ksued fsom 4
B3heknAtoriA chair, 0es~ Haznsy tsllel.
tsasay dasoibea ths HILLARY Aos 1t sbo
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: LEdAo1 70 i PET Cux::-::1ltse Thoody Dick
irson, late Of bTatt1eboro, md. recently. d.:
scessod, left the Income ,of hat dwelling hoaso
}o5 Us dasS q dd9 s. aIo17
ito nephew. We imagine tha4, "parpn:e won't
epjoyan extended t*rm Of fSx!ssenca. K. 81
, 1861-05-22

ABOUT TMR 10 COMMENCE THAT Court
MAa7lAL.-1he l2:.e session OF the Missouri
Legislature passed \ bill wbica enncts th2t
"Auybody speaking dlsrespeelrnlly Of the
Governor or Legislature is to be tried by .
court martia1" It strikes NJ that the Cover
ror is compelled by the lsw to put the court
martial in operation immediately, else 1t will
take more than the lifetime of nan to finish
the work. Every body speaks stdisrespeetfully
Of the Governor and LesisIature."
, 1861-05-22

Non1u CAHo11zG ElEorrox.- cor1eaap3n
dent OF the Charleston sGotrier talegrnphs
to that pspsr that Tho vots of the sass; 10 'fAr
as reported, 'h'ye7 Email, but thAt tho da1o.
gates alscssd Il IN - heard rom aze secea-
deapf.t., ~ -*-:} .!.:.,i-:
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+. K1ksua TIE soIn1Has- Coo1e-We notlea
tkft thu Rtode- Ielaad :reSimsati tIreedy so
well cared feT ~ tasfr gallant llt9ls 6tat@ "a
tokads ksothse lmporisAt ltaRadded 70 fae!f.
,eittt8tMk 4 u1Ko of IL IL coming aa hY tha,
schoaux Sea &31}1;; given tAea BY tl~ TroYi..
deseG1sp QpApA1y-A MoS4 acceptable "a.
ncnbtanca hy fh3F hieeda al hsaa-Ha-
Koe1 L4&x47tEAH.
, 1861-05-22

HMazJland Is under the foot ofoppression.
ehe h4s been threatened, lnsultod. nalcule ),
subjugated- The fesb1e voice ahs litod In pro-
test aud: defiance has heen allhneed.-CAar1ss~
tpn Courier. ID, -.
i prsuonttioa Of what souta Carolina can
e1porA "a sad faso! a-+o7falo woow hut ii
must cane, -, 49,: ~
, 1861-05-22

~ 4 gentleman who hard tho speech Of
ea1n: Houston, delivered In Gal1estoR, Texas;i
ssNo q Area waek4 sgo, as6urek. tbs editor ut
: the Warrington &<s- that tho stories alleging
SsAs General Hons!o1; has accepto1 the sece:-
SION Of liz state Il 4 fact. aeeompllshed i do
HIM great }njust st}ee~-Hs- -sttll -pToclsttny hia
allegiance 70 the u1ated stntFs7 xndmAiatain
t, tn,a = = tas a9tJ p - usloslsta q Ts1as
/ issset theif liberties sud rlxats .of. .1mnrie.a
ettszszsh'p 81 III Ant ntlox oecsios.: :.~.
, 1861-05-22

B11s Newport ARTILLERY, faox oenpxaJ
r Wtte khods Ilaad Bestzsat y said 70 bo
sssaag, "A ~ es1txe3 p tas Bziasa
QuN4 h It'll,
, 1861-05-22

.7 kYtW. ID. 'Webstef Esq%.writes to biz
friends h Minneapo1l1 fhat he ,was. obliged TO
leave, Chamberlain Nd.a On .sesoHpt Of ,hla
Union ssadment3 Mn. WelAatet Ie3 fltEinlt
sIady and xelsted 10; Tia aaily ,;;e{ George
Observation-Disclosures ERssI 81. -! =.
, 1861-05-22

Eg By the way. we are curious to know
What has become Of jim Lane and his raftans
-CAds1edox Courier. :.
Begin to feel uneasJ, do your Yo1 hsve
CAUSE. Il wm do for you 10 watch md pray.
jim LAM hss always hoea txocble1 ot Jonr
, 1861-05-22

P1oNo1Hn.-1ohn n. Ray, KS bees pro
NOTED to fourth elaas 01. .8oo) eaakzhiP IN
4o 1zdtsa Of1ce, x1oo Alfred OAapAA1, Of
Ykxhla, xsnefed
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): REvoLrrt CItEoE:-The Eastern paptrA
mention that new cannon haa been invested,
oonRistIng Of = horizontal cylinder or wheel,
toataintng IN It's cizcnnfarsncs sight cham
bers, 80 arranged that they san ID fr.d in
'sreceeslon through tho ordinary barrel Of .
cannon. lts advantages are slated to be that
tho various operations Of, sw4hbln9, loading
ramnaing and ps1ming, eaa al ba dons 1t tho
sAmo time, In the diaengaxed chambers, III
they a1s brought To- tbs rear Of the gun by the
evolution Of the cylinder, thus. enabling the
kun to bs dred q least thirty times = minute,
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them from .tw6 to three miles. This gun "a.
eoatrired by Capt: Dahlgren Of our naTy, aftsr
q multitude Of trials to dEte1utne tho hsAt
form to syoid bsrstisg. ~ III guns burst at
or Iery nesE tho bssssh, TIL L n.ds nt e1sra.
>ordf1aty thies1sas At that par, and ioF LONE sone
sharply to fas naszle One Of those guaa Ass
bseh.sda which Weigh. 10000 pounds, and
VfIl throw 11.ineh shell four miles.
An enbrxSure IS the SNAIL opening IN tha
val 81 fort through which tho guns project
the same "a The port hole a = snlR; Loop.
u a casemsto d !. thu stone roof under which
stands {ha rup, tha roof being proof against
shot and eis1I The gun 30 protected il called
= caae1aate gun: But hsxhssts Enns are thoas
which azs pIaeed On the top OF Tort. without
The highest engineering ta14nt, both IN
Europe and In this country, has beea deToted
to the eou4trpction OF improved ordn2nca:
Science and mechanical ingenuity, combined
With millions Of money, have haen devoted 70
the business OF ditcuTerfnE and remedJng tn6
detects Of these de&th-dealing engines, Msn @
a. Of fn.cnting othera more destructive. Tho
French haYe rendered the ri1a ten times -
deadly as formerly, vhila the English, In tho
Armstrong run, seem to have fsnaeSeo tae
cannon as tls uazkHnan ~ the t1ne Up
to this time experience has demonstrated tnAS
their arc insuperable oostaeles 70 tne ~ tolm s
@ cslibtr' seTond tat, 30 many DETECTS are la
be ~ to occur IN the cssting, itis not consider:
Cd rsfe to 90, though r!ta mortsrs tho e9lIber
Ia. been extended to Is inches. As az a.
tempts to make castings larger than this haye
failed, attention haa been turacd to Hrcusat
iron, with the hope Of increasing tho caAoer;
Yet the use Of wrought iron has BEEN proved
to be almost IS dangerous 81 that Of cast iroa.
It II liable to 1nany destructive Casualties,
even after perfect Welding as been secured.
Tue hugo vIoughti1on gun Th!ch burst OF
beard tie Princeton in 1343, MAS proved to
lars psrted with one third the original
1trength Of tie iron by TIE icte1sc heat used
Ia forging 1t. Wroughtiroa guas Of l:r5:
casiber, must be built up OF aepaI4te pieces,
and only small amount Of heal aal welding
force employed.
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Restorative Cordial.

Tho a1parts.es Of Thousands prove that no pzspars-
uen tao tt compared With It, for tnput.tte. OF .1a
wise stekly complexion.
ishaa sl.e pEoied aaao1u:e1J cs1a,s in ZACH ot :ha
following complaints:
NDIGEsTIOy, DYSPEPSIA. LOSS cS APPETITE
FANTTE=S, sERv5Cs 1RRITABnTTT, PAIr
P1rAT1OE OF THE AEAHT, LANGuoR
GtDDtSESA ESCtPIEET CON
SUMPTION,
AID III tat e1asf OF fta.tny f!a1 called T.
Eals w&ak1ess:s and kresuAHrea,
THERE Is NOTHING EQUALl
Also, Liver dtraegrmerh or Tar2L4lty, and Lrer
Complaints, Dles.eo az tho Ktdre52 aoy general
Ge71fet meIts Of the Urinary OrSaua.
4 Vim not oal! cure tho0ebE!tY following C81LLs
AND fEVKR. hus prevens ali attacks arising E1m
EiasE tn9nencea and cara tie disca4c4 At oaco
AIR 3dT attacked.
TEAEELEES ttonld hare tttEe with them. Al Il
vi fAlahly rEeTtat any ce1ctAront consequences
following upun change Of climate &E1 wascr-
Asttrreve1 cost1tE ess. strengthens tbs digestive
orEarA tfnud be IN the hsnds Of MI persons Of Sc
dentaEy hsbIte.
MOTHEKs should use IT. nor It = : n.r:ees reliez
Taken Iuon1h O. two b&3afa tn- dcal trial ehe viii
pass tie dreadful period with perfect aad sate7.
, 1861-05-22
FRoH. W0OB AND HIS TI1IUMpHS.


r. SHeH2s II aeH.s of rset Wses
a1toot md saiteF q tho C1snhr:dze fXd; Hs!Ad:
iers tees such 1oade1fzi eures = AZ nov dsy pei
formed thso4Eh the lnssrum. nteuty q Ptof g. J.
e III. eassd n 1ss &: :1s
py. ha.s nade hta naao Known thtouZhous the civil
T. Toria.1ds rspetatton. f.und.d upon oysr txsa
yeAre Of pfaene i my eonpeasauon for tho lab =
q he rays4si.. 9: J: Woeno p h. aaqaeea2shly oo--
ziy asy s. d:isdsd-auscn nsy Triumph IL : saa-
I'd s' t. s.s fs rsst Haod = Ids dsTa
T. s'sss i ::fs :Ss 's 1;
4; stss .6 g.: + p954s ss
stors tbs gnton & osd1 ean se sat to ~ Bkosd
BAtEla.Crx1x, January n, 1851
P1oy. woop-DrAa SIN: Allow IA p e1press 70
s1taes i ~ Restor.i1s Or certisi and Blood Keao7a
tof: Fer The paat nvs Jsars have eecn under mod
af e es:se+
bexsh.. IenploJe ~ bsss .GA heEe aad Il pego,1
% ths Eoesa id goed pa1s of ias s % bsi.
e Ps fes g.. y
ssa E f. s.. rs
Yofs iii Sime1 % %ipfoearsd petis Il - ce:dla! "a
its curative powers Eere fslt y AZ
sef bsd - Esfiss: +: SFsstss 4sSf @
g @ =. sow soat es,ay I xef tse raoes aaay
God Ii ta great sure. And alloy mo 2 ssy 70 M e
ietsd s!tt:, =. err " Ens1o ~ suRfs Ra 20 alSasss
Yours nitstnuJ. SUSAN B1sBY.
, 1861-05-22
A MOTHER TRIUMPH IN TIE
II NOHTHWK6T
FOR HERRlMC'S SAFES.

MHa1x& HuNNH h ca.
II tbs yecaDt d<aat7ou8 Are In thls city, oze
Of tie soft9e1s h4rtnx lost ny storp Asd Ih xntrs
coutSut4 IhxA III my stofo two Safer. oao h:re o1a
ss1d to htvo bern mia .faetefnd Ia RochtNtef II.
Tho ether i A1nxn Ills HRRRINa'H PATRNE GRAN
u tie building Aed FIJI Into the eellaz aad Was ret
sohJected t. ! great amount Of hett; tho cartsn1
TEf6 badly tenrrhed. kQ6 H1a 1Atsaed would haze
been e1tfey Destroyed Il Il had bean located wtere
tne .nan Hss11a9H Sab Ea1 Tbs HerEfnEs Saes -
oeuar smosg.t 1arEe qaaautJ of bu.teE Eniea a1sds
ct Ne irea 1sz7 cotnp p6sng the hane nf tae 9ais
HFsf{ ~ 1thstandinK The tes11ble ofdeM wh1sA
enaru cootcnts, cor1.srE ef mnaaJ ard otAes vA1ur
ahlea. to DIS aXonM& Of nboat $44@s eaEDo cut
, 1861-05-22

but he declined to obey them. Ths Star 1t
tha time had up the United Etatss fAg.
: Gem Porter during th6 int&rview With tho
captain affirmed that he intended 10 60 into
the ha1hor tho frst foggy night. 80
, 1861-05-22

!. fF This Convention nhe Western Virginia. J
nor worth the powder which would b9 needed
to dive it=out Of YlrKtniA-C Charfss<on C*n.
rter.
You may well ssJ 80. These iannt po1aor
enough In tho wholo Confederate rcbc1 army to
drive 1t cut Of Virginia II yor think differ
estfY. tsY It OF :; -. ''r :;
, 1861-05-22
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT TT
The Cordial IL all VITO claim for it!g
MOTHERS, TRY

And = yeu - aype. 70 deteet II Illness dcettns
zso your sons and husbands; for while tbs f,lzneT
nom slse de1iescyt often 60 deXa = n-enatasa
time thr !stt.r often mixed up with the sxctte
ent Of business thst It wtrs Tot for ron. they TO
tco 1ste to their fa, fali put saa ther u
always st~ilant and - yea We confidently a7ccs for
y Point Jout 70
, 1861-05-22
letter from Senator Douefas

= {4To0a tha N1udn1l RuEdltk.&htst.1
ATTEND of eenator Douglas has handed N
for publication aespy Of tho following letter
, 1861-05-22

xao, 6,d;nr ,ba+ +h.x h.~, bo,,
mr., nor. hnm1nse,a-,h,t ~. se,.7na
~ o.1- n,,n ror nstt;na-an+ ~. ~ !7;.a-sa s1
~ - xson!w ..d ..,s;r- ). ~. ~ .s:ss $50
r~a-,ro.,.. +. nam;n,1 ;-,,na = oo1a ~,
1.so,t, 80 49, .a.4h.- ~a5aos 60 w.
, ,no*h - ~ rron ~ aT.,.~,n,t. 1nars 1vuo"' ,osss.
,-or. me.;;u1 nd mors - ats.a,,,t. . +ahe,5 ,9sa :
~ , a5..a hn,,rM+b. ~, thsE.-;,,h ~
~ ~ sr.nxemrnt IL to the b.nf.n.n nv
~ b.v. a1m.. r,fh i r.. N. hants
.,.s... t,.1L 1,~.., =, ~. na,ch.a.. -.
, 1861-05-22
',,.,A - -..'>, "a
=. :: Southern Borxfas.

!: E: Southern Berxias. j !
!: n the Mobile advertiser - find a;1.tts. d.;
ted Psaiasola, My 10th, ii which tho writer
Eivs. - aecouat Of. .ths seiEu1e o< = schooner;
Of Fort Piefena, By ID officer Of Tho R.sa4tan:,
Ihs y*aael Ws attexw1d released, and the
captain going strLght 10 the rebela told his
story, whcrexpox the writer ssys:
They Qhe officers OF the B..hataa) were par.
tlcularly anxious for eggs, frosh batter and
vegetables. Here's chance now to plaJ old
Greeleyf Esme-asYehain& the Lat raeezl Of
On efncer; rat aoup the marines and drench
the sai1ors With ehaln lightning whisky: ANY
thing, anything to. Ct I'D q theao hateful
eEips and their crewsl They sra only hero to
rob snd annoy tho commerce Of the du1f.
Tlia, written By 4 msn In tho pay Of re-
spon1ib1c, snd by tbs Southern estimate, re-
spectacle journal, and printed In its columns
without word Of dissent Is "a eridenee Of
Southern thiva]1y. He want no better proof
than It affords that W deal with a1aec Of COW
ards, whose media Of waxhrc. despite their
boosting, will be limited to poisoning well,
and dragging provisions.
, 1861-05-22

There, NJ. Editor, yes .haye IT, Tbs words
On demasd," !" zro striking i}iustrAtisn Of
ths force Of habit, They are written In an e1-
egsnt and ready handi bu: an gl2d that they
have hemp In Miksouri-is will ill be needed
For which HARs1s' II W1LL1S'.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

NEW FAMILY FLOUB.-chOi.s quality new Family
IN Floor, for taie by .,.. ,,.~.r.. . a..
ss6-iW DUNLOP, hohouu Cos
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
RICHMOND, VA. SATURDAY
THE RICHMOND WHIG.
FOR 1Hk whlG.
VIRGINIA.
Sic S,mpsr Tyrannis.

Sic Ssmpsr Trannis.
Minerva Ike zee thee stand.
A crimson blade is in thy hand,
The tyrant wrthts beneath Thy heel,
His craven heart has felt thy steel.
His armies from thy shores recoil,
His Il ling tquadrons from thy 80 l.
Away the scattered ranks have passed,
Like dead leaves in the Autumn blast.
As looms the storm With sullen roar
The Ncrthmen Jassed Potomaes thore:
Triumphant sounds, their minstrels made
Victorious airs their trumpets brayed.
With lust Of power, their hearts were strong,
And hopes Of spoil aud thoughts Of wrong;
The robbers lure of land and gold,
Had made their YaRdIi legions bold.
Thy rebel host has met their shock,
Az meets the wave, the stubborn rock,
When Oceans rage in thunder falls
Ard vainy emites the Castle. walls.
Beneath the burning summer sun
The field OF death was Fl rcely woD,
Az flowed the streams of crimson T.iI
That drtnched Ma assas' psrched plain.
Mineivalike see The stand
The yictor's sword Is in thy iald,
A tyraL,'s neck beneath thy beel,
A tyrant's blood is on thy s.eel.
KSSrrcYY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

THE BRAVE AT HOME.

The maid who binds her Warriors sash,
With smiles that with her pain dissembes;
The while beneath the dropping lash
One starry tcar.drop hangs and trembles-
Though heaven aloae records the tear,
And fame shall never know her story,
Fer hear. has shed drop as dear
As ever desed the fed Of glory
The wife who girds her husbands sword,
Mid little ores who weep or wonder,
Aud bravely speaks the cheering word,
What tho her heart be rent asunder-
Doomed nightly in her dreams to hear
The bolts OF war around him rattle,
Has shed as slcred blood as e'er
Was poured upon the field tf battle
The mother who concesls her grief,
While TO her breast her son she presses,
Then breathes few brave words, and BRET,
Kissing the patriot brow she blesse',
With no one but her secret God,
To know the pain that weighs upon Ter,
Sheds htly blood as e'er the SOD
Received on Freedoms Id Of homer!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
TIE CoNEIsGATIoN ACT.

NEw YoRK, Sept. 10 The United States Marshal has
Instructed the transfer sgens Of the New York Cente
Rrosd Of this city not to transfer any more stock
standing In the name Of Southern owners, TO Iy
any dividends 70 such holders.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
Correspondence o, ,h. Baltimore suu.

CLOSING OF TIE SPORTING H0UsES-ALLEGED
DEFALCATI0N-TBE NEW COMMISSIONER OF.
PUBLIC UIIDINGj-MANAGESENT OF TIE
CAPITAL GROUNDS-PERSONAL, &c. >,
WASHINGTON, Sept. s.
The closing Of the Roman tempe OF Janus was not
much more novel than the sudden shutting up one and
all of the sporting establishments (aro banks, &; OF
this city, Friday evening last 1t seems that the Pro-
partner proprietors of up concern, where Pa'
mast.r Gaaher of the navy, 1t Is alleged, had lest avery
lsrg, amount Of government money At the game Of
roulsts Il is aso stated that very considerable
vas lost At the game at more pretsntous estsb'
ishmert hard BY, whose m,nager has gone North.
THUS far Il Is asceraiped that the alleged defacaton
Of Purser Gssher a. appelrrg at the fourth auditors
ece Is rising one hundred thousand dtsrs, .hich hg'
ura. it "a stated will be greatly enlarged. But n pos
sbs that vouchers for expenditures on naval account
may be produced diminish the sum rather than 70 M
crease IT, IF 80. the defslcaon may be made good oy
boadsnsn and the amount $a7 ooo ssssd On Saturday
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
lOO roBI00o q following brands nom Ly uChburg;
Standard Prss.u., PoSnds
Extra ane Gold Ieat pounds
Jacob Bert Hoaey Dew, do
SSs:'.y Red hall pound.
City ,sde, pounds
Lone Star do
orOnoio do
900 packages other well known brands
On eonsi gnnent, a. for sale by HUNT JAMES,
Corner Virginia and Gary streets,
sult hSiIone, 'N
HARRIp JooKEYcLUD SMOKING TOBACCO. so much
.ali ''Sn' A'f' % " pkTEssosa CO.. 1856 Main street.
CNINE CAssIMEaE Something
s.aly nice, for sale at III Main street IN, SMITH
DICHM0ND MADE BOWIE KNIVES. at rsduo-
II ed prices Mll orOsscu, Hand rsnn' and TenoS Paws.
q ehmond, manufacture Britannia Tea aqd TOie Spoons
aus No, lO6 Main Street
- ASH CORD.-5o iOs Sash Cord, for sale BY ,,,,
suia Sign of the Circular Saw, II Main street
WRITING PAPER.
JlMEs woopgoUss CO. purchased ls', Prs'i0a' to The
present S''1aa' ssiIfs:c SRfTise 'PS PaPsS Pis '
have had in before embracing rool,e.p
s !. sold al er usual price,. or cash, = T. Strictly prompt
They have Also On hand good stock Of other Stationery TO-
seher with description Of Blank bssts usssy kept for
n BBLs Portland SYRUP
AZ 90 bbls prime O. MoLAssEs-n store and By
W. W. W00i DRIDGE,
suI0 Tnsenth street
Ut SCHOOL OF THE SOLDIER
school OF the Company,
FOR Infantry and Rihs Drill
Paper Soc; muslin $50
6ihsn for Yield Artillery; 30 muslin
IS cts.
per Civay Tactics Manual for Colts Revolver and hau-
~ Q simshe.' Drill fer Mounted Troops. 65e-
J. w. RANDOLPH,
.ua 12l Main Street
MILITARY ROCKS for rl.lsst l.ls q
r1LARET WINES.--lSO CASES, IN STORE
sELDrN MILLER,
go Oar ~ and dsrv
w nsy 100 nrc, 0RANz,
ia 10. HIshAngs Bioek.
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C,, ruE EAKMERN OE VIRGINIA

vHE separs hs Northern and souhs States hav
ug doubtless become permanent will great measure
DC expected ppy the South Wit BUTTER a.d having been
cog ertrvy for In that line Of business lake
liberty the OF beating Eutter well
before packng and ais Of putting In tubs larger at III top
than the bottom and send 70 market AZ er packing you
Ivouid be pesea rec i've consignment
purchase Aowng the highest market ice and deal sx
clnsvey caIh will urnish goods the lowest rke pr
ees the promptly for whatever be sent
confident that make TO the interest OF both the farmer
myself Iwoud he ga 10 receive any other country
producer my principal object call your particular aiten
don TO Butter making tuppe have been sent heretofore
the South North whilst make furnsh
sevs give from the that have been engaged
business this city the las hriyhve years. AL ask
tial-feelng confident Of giving satisfaction.
PAMPsoN JONES, tgent,
Grocer and Comris lon Merchant,
auq-dko IOor Main and 9th ss, Richmond, Va
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CAMM PATTEsON.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILL PRACrlsg IN THE COURTS or
BUCKINGHAM, NELSON AN0 AMHERST.
Once Buckingham g. n.
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LAW CARDS.
DAVID :. q. CABELL,

ATTORNEY AT Law
DRACIiCEs Ia the Courts Of the counties Of Neon and
Amherst He will Attead 10 any law business entrusted ie
hra IN the adjacent counties.
EP- address Tys River Warehouse ?. o., Nelson Co.. Va
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T~A CARD.-As We have to pay CASH for
~ nearly every thing needed In the line Of our bu
sns VIII from this date deenne continuing accounts,
ept with those who have regularly settled their bill With
u LIST Of January and Iuly.
paid l Juy just passed cannot be increased
r. PRICE A CO.
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RICHMOND. AUG. IA, 1861.
DOGGETT & ANDERSON,
CDvCRNOR STREET

receiving for the Fall Trade oapengs, OIL olcthI, Ma
n ung Curtain Gpods cornlces and Bands, window shsda
HAngng Cured Hair and hos for sale at low prices
Carpets Cusn Beds Mattresses made TO order at short
nsn Tocl-