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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
FAIL ELECTIONS.
J THE VOTERS OF THE

TO THE VOTERS OF THE
49, sth Congressional District, comp sea
OF the Couulies OF Culoiine, Louise, spotsyi-
vsDin, stafford, King 0eorge, Orange, Greene,
Madison and Cui peper,
induced BY nstsrns solicitation, through pablo as well
yate chan1e TO offer myself candidate for the os
ton IN he Confederate ton which hed in the last Congress
Of tie Unted States -t-i-. 81, q
Safed believe that this eemtnt In accord
Sith tie wishes and expectations u those la
wad embraced 10 this District he pee OF the
rcnsnds- a the DIST &c. personsly unknown AID In oro
times should have svstd such dem raton5 OF their
whe' have recey d rom ny ile constituents pronis d
thing humble hines and persev Fort TO do
d1ty 10 all thstI promise though bnow the
In weh I've huues did, call for services which
MT nominal but real
oied from the pos. Of eu'y By the prorac.d ness Of
q family shall return 20 ibl as
enter which might Ia the ghes; degree
the energies OF the people ffon tie rosecajn Of this holy
war.
II the political sntscsdehts your
scrure nve your rcrutny the record OF eight
public ssyi:e pitntni u the tmes you -
spec Ia Congress the 10th OF January last defence Of the
right OF pecet sbie secession
late cont en,s who have not only generorily given
presumed hut By reIoluons uaaErouly adop
tad voted their approval and wi be grateful
Most respt ctfuly
Your obedient servant,
o.tN- IA N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
MORE CONFEDERATION

NAsuvrLLE, Oct. "a dspltch from St. Louis, da'ed
2ad ins sys that in Consequence of the secession of
the Cherokee nation ard their alliance With the Coated
eat. States Gel Mcneil tho Assistant Provost Marsha
has issued Proclamation notifying the 81. Lcris Build.
ing Savings Association that tie sSSo part Of the
annuity to be paid to the Oherokcs, and on deposit in
that institution, Is eon6scated
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
WESTERN vIRGINIA-FRoA THE SIXTH OHIO
REGIMENT.
Especial ecus'pOndeOee Sfthe Cincinnati Enqrirsrl
OANP AT ELKwArkR, Va, Sept %

Especial pcrrsspOndeOee Of the Cincinnati Enqclrer.l
OANP At ELKwIrER, Va, Sept %.
10 'hs Editor Of the Enquirer:
Since my last letter written our army has remain
ed in 'tGs quo, awaiting the coming up Of reinforce
menss and provisions. General REYNOLDS the gentleman
who controls this extensive game OF chess has promised
th1 when these shall have arrived advance movemen:
will be made
The enemy having apparently exhausted all their sk
and Saior in futile 'front.' flank and attacks upon u,
have retired to Cold Spring., eighteen miles from our
works Rtmor says that portion Of his force has been
seat TO the relief Of Floyd bu this lacks confirmation
AT any rae General Lee has failed to 'ccme TO time,
and We must ego for him" or remain here.
presume you are weary Of Ct rolcling antiei-
Pfsd bates as We OF 6gh.n, them. Toe fault ID
not ours however
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10

ATTENTION, PoLIcs The Enquirer, of yesterday, in
noticing the shooting scrape near the Belu'egard Hou'e
on l2h street, Tuesday, says This is tbs second
affair which has occurred at this locality within few
days and il Is high tire that summary stop should be
put to it, Tho scene Of the srAy fers fac II for
tho display Of police energy and vigilance. Win cur
authorities take The biItg,
TIE presence Of police force In that locality ightbe
beae6csl, but nothing short of the uierpoon OF the
Grand Jury can eec! radical cure Of the evil complained
~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
TELE RAPHIO.
FROM TENNESSEE AND MISSOURI.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 9,-Gov. Harris, in his message re-
comuends tho payment Of the ConfederatewAr tax
MEMPHIS, OCT s.-Tbere is great flood in tie Ohio
river from the trbltaries, causing much damage. At
Padacah the brdg boats have al been swep. away
The Evansville J,urra Of the Alb inst. confirms the
report that Gen. Frsmon, has been ordered to Wahns-
ton, uuder charges made by the B'airs.
The western papers complain Of troops bsiag drawn
fion the West to protect Washington.
Gen. Price is marching towards Bonneville.
The Federal, are concentrating a. J,f.rson City.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
MISSISSIPPI GUN BOATS PEPPERED-RAILROAD
ACCIDENT.

NOME, Oct. e.-P.sergers by this mornings train
rsp,r. that the Cones!cga and another gunboa attack
Columbus on Monday morning, throwing shells and shot
The batteries replied, striking the gunsoat knocking
down the smoke stack and irurng them otherwise sc.
verely. They retreated in sinking condition.
fregat train coll dsd with passenger train on the
Mississippi Central Ra lroad Sunday last, iparipg the
freight and cars considerably. Nobody hurt"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
ANOTHER BATTLE.

PrssAcoLA, Oct. e.-An engagement took place at
Santa Rosa Island, this morning Grly. Amorg the
killed we're two Of the Oinch riaes Of the Irish
Volunteers Nelms Of wcrrenton, Ga, Tlcre several
wounded and missing. Full PARTICULARS have not yet
been received.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10

A Coon SroET.-A gentleman, who was in Augusta
whoa the Y,pk-, prisoners passed through there On
their way TO New Orleans relates the following
slton between one Of the prisoners and "cuud gem
man.
Yankee, from car window, to dsrkie en- platform
Are YOU a slave or freemsu'
Dafkis-well, Amt what M ghtcau free Niger,
but am right smsr: iresr IN you is bout dis time
Athras CGa BtHf.r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
.LoOnsBURYv POR &.

Ty,g undegrd ore-s for sale the Takor OF LAND cst
n,ocnsrury" In oupsper county s.oa. three E1ies NON
Station, containing Hundred Acres. aoin tie
tara lately soi by VIVA 10 Messs wise and Renn dy sa5
the iaads Of O. O. Beckh,m Or. O. Tom and VIM J. Pie
T. harm situated nsghborhool remarkably adapted 10
tbs cTovhof wheat ana Ers The Buings rather Old hui
vita moderate repairs VII be sufficient FOR the comfortable
od,tou Of family Per.cs d-Ercus az Purchasing Invited
70 examine place tnenSeyes We viii merely remark hat
has aiTAys considered Of the best farms In this neigh
boYhoc a, especially for wheat
Terms viii be made accommodating.
For further iao&on, apply 70 John slaughter, near Way
lsnd,Surg oupsper county, Green at oupeJ a.
Courthouse JOHN bLAUGHTkB,
sags-cu Hill O. BRADFORD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
CONGRESSIONAL

We notice the following additional announcements for
Congress: Major Thos. F. GOOde for the NJ cklenburg
District Opposing Col Roger A Pryor. John T. Ander
sOn, for the BOtesOurs District Opposing Hon. Waller R.
Sapesl Shelton =. Lsake, for the Albsnare District
Opposing Professor James P. Holcombe)
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
IRISH snInIERg INSERTING THE NORTH.

CINCINNATI, 0ct S.-The st. Louis correspondent Of
the Commercial of this city, states that ole Of the pa
rolled off aken prisoner at the battle OF Lexington
rspo, 200 Of the Irish Brigade had deserted and
ioips - Confederate army.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10

- To the Voters OF the cities of Hichno n d
and WILLIAMSBURG, and the Counties Of Hen
rico, Hanover, Charles City, New Kent, eliza.
beth city, Warwick, James City and York.
Il Is thu duty every eIsn, such unc,=e InerpOse
person ciots call OF his eoxcI any responbs
portion wherein they think he the county II
with tbs conviction accepted hs seat have the
hold in Congress- and with which have applied myself aad shs
eoninus apply myself until the eos, It's bOri and duties
Tbs only dlsnen to which aspire is that my abors nay de-
serve an obtain tn public sppreb alton.
cannot Indifferent 70 he asP e.hoaJ from the dstrct
os myself At the approaching election, and declare nyssl
CANDIDATE Should you my zsns honor with your
my Efforts shall be devoted tie labor, and duties
Of the high posiiios.
oei-;de Wx H. HAC7ARLAND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10

The AcroRs AND TIE WAR.-Under this caption, tie
Enquirer of yesterday, gives the following personal

The Actors AND TIE WAR.-Under this caption tie
Enquirer, of yesterday, gives the following personal
information
Kunkers company OF last season. tas furnished seve-
raj whose conduct stands out in marked and honorable
contrast with that of their former professional e9rss
Thus Charles Warwick and James Harrison not only
cat their lot With the South, but pacacily demon
strated their sincerity by being foremost even amorg
our own citizens to enroll their volunteers foe
ths field and both, we believe served on. their full
form of enlistment Harrison has since his Retirement
from service joined theatrical company q. Nashville
where he Is nov illirg engagement, and Warwick
is associated with Wells ate Of the Youag Guird) in
the management of the hiopisn troup., success
fully performing at Metropolitan Hail. in this city. Mrs
DeBIr the Misses Psrng.on, and Miss Ids Vernon, all
OF whom we're OF KunkeIs thes;rcI company last
season have also chosen 10 remain in the SOUTH and
are now dent in this cty-wh tho sole exception
of Miss Vernon. who is filing, and apparently with
success Of which ste may well be proud, stock
gagemsnt at the Nashville Theatre. Our exchanges
from that city bear frequent testimony her adybke
deportmeat and her 'chsste inpersona,ions, and 70
the popularity, which hiss resulted from such quail
ties Of thel;rical excellence, days Miss Vernon
quite fvoiiie in city, and her friends bere will
gladly learn OF her elsewhere But We had nearly
forgotten TO mention amorg TIE exceptional instances Of
n cosmopolitan dhp)on Of Iesor0ers generally, the
Of Miss Je mic Taylor, Of thH theatrical small
fry introdrc d by kunkel 10 our play goor In justice
them to our subject. and Miss Jennie Tor, men,
ton now that she claimed and received few days ago.
the passport due 'alien enemy md has ere this
re- chsd Bal more which was believe, her place Of
destination.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10

carr. WAsuISGros GwArHSsT.-Tbi5 gentleman, ma
tive Of Richmond was FOR long time OF the most
e eat oisers OF the s Navy. Since the dissolu ion
OF the Union be has devoted himself aduousy the adj
Of the Southern cause and We expo 10 hear
OF many deeds of gsan,Ey Performed by him before the
close OF the war He isnow ia command ofthe gunh
cSso1 Formerly he Yankee il connection with Gen.
P.lk's fofcas at Coumb-s Ey.-E1bils Advertiser.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10

v,R Esxy DRY GOODS BY various arrivals We are re-
ceyns; NAVY array bps cloths; Co'h and o.. a.
e-e yucish and French Prints priniei DeLsnes Desee
vSte eray and Hisnne psd Lnseyr Bsnfefs sp'on
CSscks ii sched shrtings merno st snd Drtwe oeloed
Dam r slesIas Hoop sf sewing Silks spool Cotton pAss
trade At small advance. KEST, PAIsE ! CO. ees
VNOR RENT. lat Asblsnd). large dwelling house a
with al edu houseI and noe garden ataeNet II
Th.re are and the vettcr will be
oiled 20 fee passage the Railway 70 and from Richmond az
flsdsurs. Arpyps [oe9-8. Gk0 w soLLkf.
lCPIKKs.-wrouyht Spikes, e! .als BY ,..,.,. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
nr Fns Gsyksslss25,S.. I aE viHc1aIA:

yKTVEREls vacancies occurred VA the Convention OF V'
w rla hy the gnaIen Of vii i4ms O. wicknam the
ber EJECT the OF Uenrco and by the &c IN OF John
Hushe member rom the district composed the counties OF
Rsalb AMI gprkr ami OF vasntlae Sou,hsl TIE member
fom % AbsmAre and also bv the sIpn sion from MS
Oonyeaon william q. Rrown and James o. Ncrew OF the
ouaty Preoa Burje, othe unity - Taylor Iaes
uey ofee untvoi Msrsnl, John Care Of the count ~
Harrls1n Marshall peut OF the Of A0nougsa, Han
o. tie Maon Chester Hubbard, O. he county OF
ohio J4ekso1 4 the County Wo'i Geo McPosie Of the
ount OF Hancox Chapman Of he ia composer
es e7uast q Iod ridge and Tyler and Canpes rsrr CT the
see,r. The shsrs Of the ssl counties AMI districts
he ey required hold election IA each Of raid eoupe, and
a. go Al me several places Of vo.ng prescribed by lw ior
ssr 81 the o. The Conye- uop for
sNe o. sal elunes sad DIST h % supply . v'cAnets AoEe
.sJ TIE elestion to be Q the 2th u october next
t,!gea or Ter uY hand Qoyerlo and under the seal
a Of ths Common Esath at Richmond, his IGN day OF
smber 1884, and in the sghtyrih OF the Com
JOHN LIroHER
etSssS w. MgSToso Secretary Of the cOnaonvealth-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10

GENERAL McCLELLAS's SELECTION OF WINTER QuAE
TKss--A letter from a member of the Rhode lsilnd
Second in the Pt@lx JOHrna contains the folloxir
pssssgs:
last as me General sbou; to mount his horse 10
leave Oslousl y heaion asked hin when We re TO re-
tan old quarters at Camp Sprsgue He mo3esly
repiad:
add Rchnoad!" uhave now forgotten the name Of
the pllcs be mentioDed)
"YesT replied the Colonel.
"Wel tba, is the place intend having your regiment
.qulrerea in his Vnter."
The Colonel smiled and seemed quite wiling 10 mako
the change and Of course every one Of us viii be the
SINE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
Your obsdent servant,
oclr-d,de d O DE JARverrR.
60 TO TIE VOTERS OF THE

m ~ TV The VVEEhAS OF TIE
49, I2th Congregational District, com aos
cd OF tie counties OF stoltt Ourt, koan0k e.,
Craig, montgomery, Floyd, Rulask', Giles,
Mercer, Rs1,fSy, kayets, Greenbricr Il Mon.
roe:
myself oindld,is represent you In the
Consrss o. the Confederate ste' elected time al
gy viii dyotd to the inter Of Dtc and 10 the vel
fare honor and prosperity efihe State the oonfede
olO-lt JNO. T. ANEEgfON.-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
FROM ALABAMA.

NoxTaoxsRr, Oct Ex-Governor Moore has Issued a
Proclamation calling the Legislature OF Aabami together
on The 2s h inst, in advance Of the ufu.l time.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
NOTICE TO CORDWAgNERs.

"A contracts - any person pssons who erpoy Boot and
Who have bssn heretofore In making cart
oge and knd viii give empoy'
cot 70 wortmen Of bh bsnc that IL ladies' gsntismens
ALkxANDER HjLs 4 CO.,
us6 ..,.f .at. aass No. laJ Main rrss<
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10

oUrrR STATION, Pacifs Telegraph, o.. San
FsaGciseo dates the 25h DlL, have been received
here.
The position Of sfairs between the Rev. DR.. Scott
ard the congregation Of Cavslry Presbyterian Church
had reaches eIm,x An tiiigy Of the reverend gen.
tlemln suspended rear church before day on
Sunday morning, hbeu,d "Sco,., the Traitor.' Be,
hoSever preached a sermon, bds was hSsed on leaving
the church The police presen, end interiered TO
pgssea violence The reI dAy be resigned his plsto--
slip AID vas about leaving for Earopo via Cape Hon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10

CtRRAT INDUCEWENE 90 persoEs wishing
VI TO Move Into slle satcrfor OF the Copfeder-
lndei aad tweaty acres CT land In
Yot D g. South uarona miles from Yorkvie and ten
from Roek HI Depot Improvsmeu's good
humid ed and nines Aerts In Ceester
Dsi Sou Carolina ahou, fourtsa ul scuheast OF Rock
H,ll De ot on the chsri,tte aod Columbia Railroad.
For further parlours address 81 TO H Appomstox
% Va maybe found uAtl after first Of sovsmb,r j.
n rANkEY ssa5-ctl Noy'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
FROM CALIFORNIA.

SwEsr WArER, Sept 2s-The California Pony EI.
press. ot thu els, bai arrived here
The steamer sonora has sailed for Panama with ssa5
600 in treasure for New York.
I lere has been much controversy among the Presby
teriAns OF San Francisco in Consequence Of the vote
given by DR.. Scott OF Cavalry Courch sgsins. the pro-
priey " ministers declaring themselves the side OF
loyalty 10 the Union. This action revived the charges Of
Secessanism against hm and thress made TO mob
the church but the police prevented en- outbreak. The
congregation we're mainly Uriouis.s.
Advice from Mazailan ssy the city Of Alma has been
cap.arsd by a forcs from the State OF Sonora
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10

Interesting QUKsrIoS.-We understand that Mr.. Jno
T. Gilmer raised in the District Court, sitting, an
important and delicate question, involving the cons,u'
u naty Of the Seques;rstion BIZ, recently passed by
the Congress Of the Confederate States.
Mr. Gimer, IN letter to the receiver ior the city oil
ctmond, da'ei 10 h Of September, presented the
question Let. That the Confed sFAe Congress had
JowCr 10 PISS such Bill and 2ndIy. Admitting the
porer that the Bill i,s face Is clearly uneonstu-
uOiaL
These questions learn, viii be freely areutd.n the
Crcui. Court In short time. They important and
dc ply interesting to the public is proper that s'ich
questions should recsive the deliberate consideration Of
the judicial trbuns AMI b, fairly considered By every
cne As the merits Ct the grave questions Involved
do not express any opinion but simply give tho fsots
as public chruncler.
TAG On REGrMESr VA. laTIlLyEr.--We rutjoin a list
of tie companies composing the % Regiment Of Virginia
Artillery, now stationed on the Peninsula:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10

MEkl1ANTS SAYIE6o BANh OF tuUHMUND,
Gapitsl.,...... 100000, -
OFFICE WITH tbs RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
nJoNEY received deposit in OF Ave dollars and upwards
III which viii he pa5 the rae Of six centari
for remaining SIX nons Or longer for shorter
periods the rate OF hve ceriur The
joint fund responsible Tor depc Deposis received and
certificates issued By the Cashier.
DIRECTORS. David Currie John Dcocy, p. H. Many,
r. n Burton, @. PLne Win. H. Christian Geo. Gvath.
ney Jls H. Hacks Lewis nter john H. Montague John +.
sabe Geo. j. Sumner, Jas Aypeson John ]. Wilson, Peter
O. Warwick, John q. shEfeT, Joha Thompson brown.
ALEX GkRgETr, s1ors.sry. RO9r2 T. pRooNE. oasAier.
ssII CIV TA1I ". oIiIpoehc rrs.dsni
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10

To The VOTE % or Thee 10 CON 35EssIoS4L LI.TsICr
In obedience nyta7rs addressed hhed
the newspaper and otherwise commuri ,s.ed
my,e candidate TO represent In the Congress OF the
Confederate States
10 the Naoaa Assembly In this hour OF courtrys
oubl- TO be coveted yeto shou decline lend h
aI the people call fer hi, services This feeling hF
mined m the couTse have consented 10 pursue
expected presume that III ere should be active
The dts when the citizens engo5sei With the
imporisn and absorbing sun et Of aai rr5g
events.
One great object should be kept steadily 10 vtw by the
present unity ofthrght Ing and Let there
fseod AMONG the people but united
andh ads and my ksiyIo dlraet the harmony hat
shoud prevail then your for else Should
you elect me- my talents and energies shall be faithfully
voted to your seryici.
Your Peliow- citizen,
se3n-.de JoVs P CHAMaIrss ga
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
MIssIssIPPI LAND EOa SALE.

cfFfl 10. sale r.son n MADISON county .oiss ihere
1900 IN cult ,ht which Is sill table land except
90 Of Ene creek bottom There on the place new
dwelling house anil conmoious With the yard finely set
a variety Of shbbey; rev Gin house, hne framed gnarteEt
snl every hing aSs comfortable. TIE ysLision IL vel
sci With the Guest hedge Ia ihe SAFE for The plantation
VIII take in ar sgaSi payments With Interest iron
da.eo u W. DUhEl
sn-otr Vernon, Madaor county. kiss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10

49, SPECIAL ROTECE.-The her.
3D. ehsniS Rirhrlnnd hereby notih d thSt. aud
the height and charges dse all good'
su handz- The Depot OF this conpsnv icn
SEEING g he sursd 70 be paid btf1t delivery 0E
ths Dtp-- By STdeE Of 'ae experimentation ,.,sox
9ca din Gen Pref n. Ageui r. 4 ID. r r.
JSBGOs)o quality Indigo now in store and for sale
4 n. t.grE n N a ocg
ND AND SLAVES FOE. sALy.-I win SCI At
4 p1bic auction, LIST ~ cdnesday OF Noysmter, The
sni snr the IVES a5n, TIRE CropS stocks, &C
nSag the OF ;hs Ian Noes TIE way, OF Prince Nd
That cnt.ns 90 acres lies on tie South Of Buffalo,
cslnng lszdJ q a. CJlegs and Utlon Seminary has
sod y IAsns Sool supply Of wood and sine yaiaA
BE botsonA
TT. TIED way, Executor, Sc,
q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10

RICHMOND DESCRIBED PoErIoALLY.-A correspondent
o. the North Albanian closes account of his visit to
Holly Csmetary, near this city, in the following
DO id language;
Standing near MAIDS monument you cln trace the
OF the Lynchburg canal it gdes through the
s waving grass ill it loses rstl In the far distant for
est To the left lies streichGd for many miles the Jam
river with which is associated many recol6cions OF
early times, when Smith hardly dared to row bis boats
above jamestown The view from this point Of obseI
walton, would BIZ subject for artist, who had
planted his easel Alpine mounts and conveyed 70 CEN
tho airest valleys that sumber in Italias bosom
The appesIs ., Of the river bushipg and fpukilg uu
der the evening SUM- is truly pcturjsq1e Tne reiulgent
light borne upon a th1usind Iippies, breaks into
myriad Of sparkling diamonds; inuumerabe rocks-for
here shOssj from the water, splashng here and
there the tniest foam crested pillows and relieving, By
their dark and uoeoutb appearance the bright panorama
Of oupoad jeTs. To the hes the city, lis tall spires
and crested towers crowned with wreaths Of the roes
hue, and lifting their lghtcsested fronts high towards
the saroletgei clouds where the beams OF the dega
ing love 10 rgsr ard sport in varying tiu,s. Nov
entire scene cen to the orsnge.tined coud' seems
draped this royal eve with fold of golden hue which
really enhances is natural bauty ard lovelnes1 But
mus; des the painters brush Only do adequate
justice TO scene so poorly described
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10

MAroR's Cousr-Tbe Mayor has returned to bis
post aeE brief visit to the country, and, yesterday,
prooouu ead adgmeu; in The following cases:
Henry JObasoo alias D Stone, for putting bis glasses
uGder instead of over bis nose until he "saS double
ard then going asleep bench at the First Market,
was adnonished and discharged
John Sullivan, for keeping disorderly house, near
the First Market was committed in default Of security
Peter Nu'ligm brought up for being drunk and
tespa sing the Llncasterian School. He appeared
sorry for his mi,e1rduct and wss discharged.
VIM Moore was charged with being "iasensibly drunk
in the streets" This the sny the docket: who
ever heard OF being ssnsibiy drunk! Moore ives
sent to the Aims House.
John Hughes and John Fry, for opening their bar
rooms, on Sunday, were each fined S.
Daniel Peasants, for Interfering with the netnsn
whilst catching eogs, few days ago, IVES fined IS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10

SFQUEsTRA N0TECB.-Havias been appoint
ed py hs u,e District Court Of the Confederate RATES
Of ,rics f.r he Dhet Of sina the Receiver for
hs degn ted in the subd vision Of fsid Eastern rct
on virginia maze by said Court and composed OF TIE
counties RI tbsnare Fuvann. Louis Gooehl nd sroyer
snrco reiui hat part OF TIE city OF hchmond yins west
ward az liih street said cty New Kent Charles Cy Jsres
iv fncuirs Of ismsbrrg) Warsisk York, Eza
e.h CITY Riar wl.m hsreoy MY every attorney fg NJ
farmer rtre truJ1s, person. hcdny o. eontolnt
vi hin IT, lsnis tene -nts or heredl snen eoods
ar rights o. Interest erein Of for any
s,en on nv Of America, speedily n In.
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,sv led by law Ard also notify each 'n every lt the
sias speedily t. give iuormsen 10 me Ia 10
oured by aw) any all rds tsuemerts and
go,ss Ard credit within tho said Dis tiet ano
every right therein held ounei and possessed OF
enioyse W OF i0' AA' sues HENRY l. BR1oKE
Receiver for District No. g.
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