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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02

PLEASURES OF PRoDIGALITY-It would
not be pleasant arrangement. that a man
who has to be carried across from England
to France should be fixed on board so
weighed that his mouth and nostrjls should
be on a level with the water and thus that
he should be struggling for life, and barely
escaping drowning all the way. Yet hosts
of people, whom no one proposes to put
under restraint, do, as regards their income
and expenditure a precisely analogous
thing They deliberately weigh themscl-
yes to that degree that their heads are
barely above water. aud then any unfOr-
seen emergency dips them under.-A'Icrn-
tic Monthly.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02

Autumn.
By LIBBIE S. MORGAN

Once again the autumn eomeih,
Blessed autumn with its calm
Hallowed moments. dropping gently
Down into the soul their balm;
Hear ye not the mystic pressure
or her foot upon the sod
See'st not the pale hand leading
Earthly dreamings up to God?
Laying like the flowers fading
Fade the hopes we treasure here
Like the shalowy pail I'm weaving
For fair summers sable bier,
So the sunl,ss folds of sorrow
Soon may gather round thy way,
Seek the beauty never dying
For the light Of HeaTen pray.
Yes. the cherished autumn cometh
We can feel its influence sweet,
With each rustic of the brown leaves
Lying dead lprnrath our feet;
Sweet to us It's Influence ever
For with saddcr straius there sings,
Hopes clear vuiee in fuller crdvnee
Than aught else in Nature sings,
Though the glory Of the spring time
And the golden summer, die,
Thev will hreak again s brightly
In TIE future. lay aud 10y.
And although lif-'s autumn eoneth
Weaving shadows deep and long
Rsand our spirits. looseniug tendIils.
Early years hal clasp'i so strong
Like the witherel leaves now falling,
We ere long shall lay aside.
FLdel leaves OF elrtn's dim beauty,
nla;ro,s DIsi's wintry tide.
ReAei ti. cline vase oar eternal
Spriag-rims breaketh on our view,
Wberr for US no more forever
Dies the he .utiful aHd true.
AEoS, Wis.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02

WARS THE UsE?-I dare say Alexan-
der the Great was somewhat staggered in
his plans of conquest BY ParmeniO's way
Of putting things. "After you hive con-
quered Persia, what will you dO?'' "Then
| shall conquer India" after you have
conquered India. what viii you do?" Con
quer Scythia " "And after you have COP
quered Scythia, what will you dO?'' Sit
down and res" well, said Parmenio to
the couqueror, "Why not sit djwn and rest
now?'- C0,n,iry ParsoR.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02

In the following ambiguous passage,
from q modern loye-letter to young lady,
We recognize a somewhat peculiar delicaey
Of compliment: Now l wish. my dear
Adelina, my engagements would permit
ME to leave town and 60 to see you? 1t
would be like visiting some old ruin, hal
lowed by time, and fraught with thou
sand pleasing recollections -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02

The man deserving the name is one
whose thoughts and exertiOns are for 9th
ers rather than for himself; whose high
purpose is adopted on just principles, ani
never abandoned while heaven or earth at
fords means of accomplishing it. He is
one who will neither seek an indirect ad-
vantage by spcciOus word nor take aneyil
path to secure real good purpose.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02

To WHITEy LISEy.-Stains oecasioned
by fruit, iron rust, and similar causes. may
be removed by applying to the parts iDjur-
ed weak solution of the chloride Of lime
the cloth having been previously well
washed-or Of soda, oxalix acid. or salt of
lemon in water. The part subjected to
this operation should be subsequently, we'll
rinsed in soft, clear, warm water, without
soap, and be Immediately dried in the sun.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02

MASONRY AND THE WAK.-Representa-
tives of the Masonic Order from all Sec
tions of the Union are invited. by string
and patriotic appeal of prominent MasOns
in Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee. and Massa-
chusetts, to meet in Louisville. KY. on
Monday, the 2lst of October, for the pur-
pose of devising some plan to arrest the
progress of the present war.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02

SHOWING HER CoLoRs.-A gentleman
from Cheat Mountain tells the following:
A squad of Indiana volunteers, out
scouting came across an old woman in a
log cabin, in mountain. After the usual
salutatiOns. one of them asked her-"Well,
old lady, are you secesh?'' No" was
her answer. ''Are you Union?'' NO. -
What are you then?' "a Baptist, an
alrys have BEEN" The Hoosiers let down.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Upon the assembling of the Convention.
the Committee on Credentials presented
their report, and the names of delegates
were called by counties, Portage county
being represented by full. delegation.
The report of the Committee on Creden-
tials was adopted and the Com mittee dis
charged. -.-
Names of candidates were here anncunc-
ed
Ezra B. Taylor. Portage Co.
B. F. Hoffman, Geo. NJ Tuttle, Trum-
bull Co.
c. A. Glidden, inc. NJ Edwards, R. J.
Powers, MahOning Go.
First Ballot-Taylor %. Tuttle %,
Hoffman 2, G,idden 1t, Edwards I, Pow
ers 6.
From this ballot to the thirty seventh,
the contest lay between the three leading
candidates, for many ballots each receiving
the entire vote Of his own county.
After the thirty-seventh ballot. C. ".
Smith moved contrary to order, the nOmi.
nation of Luther Day, Of Portage Co. BY
acclamatlOn.
Judge Day withdrew bis name.
Mr. Smith Withdrew his motion, and al
so the name of Geo. ". Tuttle, Of Truni-
bull Co.
The 3Sth ballot. deciding the contest,
stOod-Taylor 81, Glidden #. Day /.
Upon motion of II. Y Beebe. of Portage
Co, the nomination of c. Z. Glidden was
made unanimous.
Upon Motion Of Luther Day. of Portage
Co., the Convention adjourned with three
cheers for the Union, and the nominee.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02

How poor fellow must feel, after sleep
ing and dreaming that be was patriot, to
wake up and find himself Breckinridge
man.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02

The recollections of true affection Il
rather divine nourishment for life to
grow upon, than poison to destroy it
D. w. Holmes.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02

The loveliest faces are to be seen by
the moonlight, when ono sees half with
the Imagination.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02

Large men are less quarrelsome than
little ones. The largest Of all oceans is
Pacific.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02

1t has been said, and trutyfully, that
VIC can earn genuine manhood only BY
serving out faithfully the period Of boy
hood.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02

When woman intends to give man
the mitten, she generally begins by knitting
her brows.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02

Those who lack a good natural character
may be sure they cannot long sustain. with
out detection, an artificial one.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05
LATE AND ITPORTANT PROM
YAAR LAND.
TIE LINCOLN ARvADA-FCLL ACCOUNT OF ITS
PREPARATION NUTBER OF VESSELS oFSloLRS,
MN AND TQCIPAENC
[FS,-. tks National T.te g,"esr Of tAe s9A El'
TVS oAEAT naval ,xPEDITioS.

IPr,r- tIs National LIE g,resr Of tic z9h Eit
Tus oEEAT NAVAL EXPEDITION.
'Fse exSsJi.o9 / en- 81. mere vast thsu ANYTHING
of he kui heretofore sen stsd this coutiusnt, at
lest s11 sos from the oempe'e ess OF s ou'hi Anc
tie xii % tha men whom the CON and - eutu'ted
~, NV hope fer severe blow az toe Lsurgeus In t1e
ws,k,ss pot wa re tho ooE Is to fall is kno~n OIL
ts OIL, yernu ems and 20 the ConmAntsr-inCheto OF Oh.
x 100. l. WAS uukooTn to every one out Iensr,i
glrm,n-tbe oSptau OF tie different ehlps sailing viii
sealed ordsis shioh not TO be opened I'LL Thy soi
Into certain .'i'ude aud longitude. We give o,toW
~ Interesting account Of the petition, carefully object
ed BY our reporters who have watched very step ct the
Ur "a ion and gathered many de Is rs WAS posi-
be- sh srs restrIe;fd privileges granted TO ihe press
TIE ExPkDITIoS
Tho ere lition Il Wo.k Of the Navy and Wa
D-p.r.u erts. l. ant 20 have been ready by th'
IN u. c. Sptemoe; AID the Navy Department bad its
vs.ss ready then. Iw,S hoH,v,r, inpcss be 10 g. :
re.ay the Immense mAlfrisl Of the expedition by tnsi
tmC; and though everybody conc rned work ID st o'
genty, T. vas 0uls Oco6er Is that the uHnspcr.s
r, laden aud the 6ual shipment Of troops begun. Tee
expedition consists oi'he tolc.irg vessels;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05
Obituary.

D,psrea this ne on the sth fseptemher 1901 Rreaans.
county, Vs. In The 10Th year OF her ase hs JAst
sed 'oss has been sustained In the death OF THIS w
ny the Chu ch Aud cormuniy Of Viii she was % nonoreo
ce and f,rm e,n the GRAND Of svs or s
sevot,ty In the With smiles welcomed The TO hef
horse GER sadly a-curd her memo'y and tears
o many ss have lowed down upor her e has e.d
iron or sight unexp. hour and 10 The prime
o,er e,rT ~, The stion dsrf 70 al bu. h- psnrs
Of . loss. se 10 the deep heat Of oss who were
and LII ths light Of her house has gone oo
sOisy nsss suv enersse mover 70 every sod .na ov
member To mind OF ihan usual veer, ciesne apo
point ,hs aided mnes 81 and frank expression Of
puii M ietv and In " regard lands an exsu pie T.
msny spes tbs which hey know End testify not that
they concerning Christ and his Gospel though
VII considered What pattern th~wAs In
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05

wscceuPy our whole space to-day "ih acrountH irt ii
TsnS eom ard chi iy Of the great Naval Expedition,
for ~b OF such Grand prepara,us have been making for
soe monks a. b. the ncOl0ites aud Of which the,
loGug &c sueN large expectations The frs, report fou
T. ma reael "a from ID South vii be fund under ou
tlcg spslo bsai Tbey show that The Al fortune ,ha'
las attend shs snsry as bsrs on land dOes not fs
tr. a. pirates at sra n" Obsr matter IL our column
VII b. found bi bly, interesting.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05
rEToRAL II, KEr FOR PREsIDESr AND VICE

EhhoADh-Nls
For tie SIaIs at Large
JOHN EDSUNDS, Halif.L
AL EN- { CAPERFON, hOnroe.
l IO4EPE cRRI TAN, Of Nidde~a1.
IN INNATUS W. NEWTON Of Norfolk CITY
"a 7 DANIEL Of Redmond City.
Z WI y THOMPSON, of Dinwladia.
WOOD BOULDIN. Of Charlotte.
q wY. l. GOGGIN, Of Bedford.
7BF RANDOLPH, Of AlSeusrle.
g. JAS ". w.LKER, Of Madison
/ .. ASA ROGERS Of Loudoul.
10 SAUL O WILLIAMS. Of Shenandoah.
3 MCDOWELL REID. OF Rookbddgs
pENRY A. EDSUNDSoN, OF Roanoke
Us JA% W sHEFFEY. o. soytbe.
Il EENRY FIsGER Of Mason
Is JOSEP JOIN on, Of EarrisOu-
Id Fl 24UGH. Of Ohio
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05
GIN. WIT WALKERS RESIGNATION.

V.rT
GEN W. D. T. wALAhkS hhci"HAio"'
10 ." Ei'sor Of ns Wh's.
where was Gen walker ordered 10 rp'' "nsn ~
or" received ais commission q bnsaderS'ner". ~
rensaoo'al "hyi There was nothing tnsre ior
Dnssoier 70 90. we contemplated no Assault ana ns GU
eD n.''"neo Mons. was NOT tue ss' OF va" ~
ey oooy ma'eusa .oa' commission should % s'eo
ons ., 'ns WY aoss helo om'ers on tns con inso'
ony 'oe''s n'm ''n. '''ep, ''aoss'n VI. mar
persi e'fy, soa uer"Aaa ~ wincaes'er win neen
""enJ 'a'u.'uu "'a suas' use mn'hd' WEE more
'nAn 'ns e"sAas an1s' 'as 00mmAna OF oionsi' sna
some OF mos ooo'e' ."o0u' ns ao'anTs' OF ANIL
'iry sdao'a'n - 'O.. nrp'F' ''r, and n,,e's"
ssthas ans' were '''o'0 '0e noes o. ne sea- Of war
WY, AK sa' M| e0""aHe@ ~N'd' an" ~"
OF war sn'rss"a 20 s"ass@ea ava ''Nsp~s nees sa
srtssr 0o"s' sAs" a" educated and szp~te"'ed Brig
adler r'"'T'i sa' ':e 20 e"as a*s easee "o' "asr'
| sAf1e sH' W. Ss' sa " ,ml :. aia,n' D.'s ~
o,',.-', :. ,'. - .s.H....., ., -. 80
'.N n>s.,1 -
f,e'''"' DA,, W .-'1I' "'De " e', '
Aa'' .s ~ s '' 80.
40" % ~ 'u' A's' paSe' T" "N
-" s'w ~" 'o.' 0.~~'o'' y" y" 'S""
~" 'nA' "ius p'o"osa ns i''o' v'.'
MN AZ 'o' 'u''na p'0s W." .o'1
| to si,e him that commission. General Walker.
uretmipeut o,p,ci,y dsmtndsd H. The crisis de-
mand.d t. Georgia would Rave dsma~d.d Il, and tho
Confedesscy would have dsmanded t. Psvious 10 tbs
b,s.e Of wszram, Napoleon and Gen. Mcdonald met
and passed a. strangers. They had h,d Is much Of
quarrel a. French General could have had abou, tai
tim. vi Napoleon But on the title Geld Of Wsg-Sa,
when bic R.sles we're ppug thsr voto wings or,r
hin, Napoleon, Who h,d seen Gen. Mcdonald art fer
po,s two miles distant with 6te,u hou sand men, and
reach It with only fifteen hundred but thereby decide
the Issue Of the COT lot Immediately approached Lin
sad on the spot he had won H. press ed bin 10 the
p-essrcs Of hh army With March Ls Be on. When the
Emperor did that be had 10 bis eve France a.to ED
bs gory Of the grand army and one might have SUE.
cosed that when the President rendered to Gen. Walker
biz uission be must bays had In bis eye the srup,
Of Napoleon our Confederscy and the glory CT teC
fedsrste army But unfortunately. IL would seem tia,
| =. .,I. ~, 49,. ,,.,, ,h...
/ JIG Souo pos so<P 'oe" 'uo'e'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05
nv I'm

ofDph.a s,t residence r. thse f.ts 10 N. 'sn'y q
end az LUDs Oct ga g d+yesrs aud nus condrsn
oi Dr. 4 r aud Ms Feulns Pufyesf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05

Poe GO o1as generally carry an eleyenlnoh Dshlgrsn
forward and armed besides with one ihsd gun aud
from two 70 four TWEEN y-four pOuaderS
TKSRIsoATs.
F's fo'rybOas are cop ole OF carrying from I've bun.
irei n on tuucfsd Hen aud morally arm 81
eE f'ei The FLOWING is the list OF those sent
vi n The expedition!
Baltimore Commodore Psry Elge, Ellen, Ehan
Allen saya)Wer Pulld lOhis PocshooIas, Star, Step.
wing youSs and VI hiiehsn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05
M Az RIt D.

rnTassd,y soth ret, by Sew Geo. woodbridge Vie ANn
VI ~ ;, Of Blchmond. h6R).W CAMP. hq., dhofek-
70 ,t1t.svt To- on he st Oct By Rey Z Mesds NJ
r. V RAsroi PH fMs 10 Mis yAsNY A., dlest asssbt~
Of J. kishis, leg Of New oriesns, Ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05

~ Lss-s ossAss' HssSf b addressed 70 as "E'S0r9
4 Ettg. r.
stss rss sldss Of EAs paper ci not b psoiss
Fis a q ~ st1RdtRg, ob9G 70 b troton 20 az
~, ,sl u 20 ets d departed Ea, OtudrF BoeeS sSoeSs
a. sJas ilslsa a-s calrgsG jOr a advertisements
olARaf uz.sTftka 60 -sra rsleote communication
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05
OFFICIAL yors OF c.LIsoasir.

ST. Louts Oc,eb.r Is, 1881 The tfacisl vote for
Cover or 10 California correctly transmitted over
the wires II abouli be az fellows;
Stanford, Republican, 90 3s6.
Mcconnell Breckinhdge D,mocrat Ss7sl
O,nDsss, Dorgl,s Democrat, $1,000
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05

YOU the rsoicug which was prodaosd BY tho laying Of
he Atlantic cable. At soma ip.ur, day am confident
Europe and America win speak to each other through
the sea.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05
STEPHEN J. FIELD.

TEE MAYOR or AN FRANCISCO TO THE xAYos OF NEW
rokK-
Nrw Yoax, Oct. 20, ls5l-The Mayor Of this city has
received greeting from the Mayor Of Ban Francisco,
and sent an appropriate response thereto.
arpLr OF MAYOR WOOD 10 rHr MAYOR OF sAn FRANCISCO
NEW YoRx, OCT. 26. Is6l.-NeW York returns Ter
greetings 10 sal Francisco Let the union thus 90 hap
piy contaminated between them remain unimpaired -
The Union forever, whether between the Els and The
wes or the North and The South Let Il be continued
and preserved. FERNANDO WOOD.
Mayor Of New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05
TIE NEWS.

sAs FRAScIsco. Oct -, 1851.
TO joys P. CuaRY, Adams Express Company:
The overland line Il shed The steamer left on the
81 1t inst wi one million Of dollars ln money Gsnsfsl
Sdmner arr Eve hundred passengers There are
a,o ten Thousand stand Of arms on board We are hsv-
Log good time. hAcDfLisH,
Proprietor ALA California;
SAs PaAxcIsco, CAL OCT %, 1891
Announcement Is jI.t N de Of the completion Of
the overland telegraph The Pacific TO the Atlantic sends
greeting and msy both oceans be dry before foot Of
the land tha lies between them shall beoag 70 any other
than our united ceuutry.
Nothing important has cc,ursd In California within
week.
rallied on the 9lst Inst stssmer Or s,bs for Panama
h,viI z on board million Of dollars 10 treasure. Of
hch eight hundred and seventy thousand are for New
Yok
Among the Ors has passengers are General Sunnsr,
Senator Nesmitb, Colonel Merchant; Cap'Lus Judd,
Stewart, Hendrickson ,otef Lieutenants Upbam Gil.
Is wilston, Sinclair Warper, Hirdln, and LiPpsu-al
Of the United States Army.
Four hundred and forty regular troops and tee
thousand stand Of have been forwarded By the ORR
Ziba-
Csp!s. Briggs and Green, OF The United St.ts'
Navy ex-senator GSin and Calhouo Beahsm left some
what quietly on the Or zaba Their are withheld
fion publication in the passenger list.
The market last week rather buoyAnt with a I'm
proved busiufs, from frst tsuds.,
Arrived 9lst schooner NeVs no lonV~ suspected q
prira.eprrg Intentions from Jpu, a2i, ship Eonps
rei, from Bostor; whsler Carb and Henry Kneelind
from essfu Arctic cruise
Sled 10 h, ship Pansms for Ccqrimbc: 10 b, Magnet
ror Hong Kose; S~ordfsh, for borg K,Dfi 2ls- Ga
Ia Ia, for Lvep,cL be- aid Of the Morning, from Lon
don.
Arrived 10 b, ship, Inspr ard oacie. from LIVER
poo; 81 t. Common calm, from Boston.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05
TEE TELEGRAPH TO CALIFORNIA.
cosasATvLAfioss OWE TIES wIRSs.
YHE LATEST NEWS.

TIE LATEST NEWS. ~
We have already snDouneed the completion OF The
telegraph line 10 San FRANCISCO. The New York Herald
of b., 25sh pusl shea The following dspiohss received
over the wires:
CONGR CALCULATIONS
culxT JUSTICE YIELD, or CALIFORNIA, 10 IA. oTRrs w.
YIELD
SAcaAxxsTo. October 2otb, 1881.
(Rsoeived Oct. 26-2:t0, A. h))
To Cyyss ". Field;
The telegraph line which connects the Pacific With the
Atlantic saes Is completed and 10 the OCCASION OF great
conerAtuaion. We believe the great work viii be the
means of binding the extreme Eat and the extreme
Wes, 10 clos bonds Of friendship than ever, and Of
pgtbening the stAcbmsnt Of both to the Unen You
will rjoics with Us, kuow 0Wrjoicing may recall 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05

TIE 6 vet wien s1oer s,esm, ~ih Transports In tow,
will msks tsven knos PER hour, n The wlnd Is not ad'
ye Unisr sail, With fair wi % and good weather. the
progrets will bs more rapid. The 0cober gales are now
over aud continuous fair weather may be reasonably
psced so that ueihsr collision nor separation Of the
Gsst need be sppr'hsnded.
BATS FOR LANDING.
Several menths ago ths GcVernn ut began to provide
tself with surf boats. We may say that the expedition
carries With not less than Ave hundred OF these needed
belrs for laading tfoops-sUGant 10 fl c. slmu a.
Gus U ing of great nicer of N n. sde' tho'e
surf BOG the government purchased seveTsl fry boa
Foes. boats were ssrsDghenedby iron bulHaTks. aud
viii also doub;css be used for anoug troops for which
service they ave well fitted each boat being capable Of
transferring al leas, nine hundred At UP; and
their peculiar build making Il much easier 10 land troops
from them than from steamboats, Of the usual form
SOAR poATNIS.
Il Is known that sesmsn though abe bostnen are not
always acquainted With the management Of surf bos or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05

SOLR LEATHRR 800 sldss sels Lsshsr. ist rsesivsd
. and FOR sac By akL0lH nrLLE7. ith cad csy
H-sets ssW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05
MINSlSSTPPI PLANTAIlvN

~ JONES u he practice Of s Law q Uckl.ord hi
We Yedsrsi ossrs end oosrt q Appeal.
yos1 vtn aiss pssses n De obuai oss Of nehnsal
otg a4U0hse.
Ase. z = - sn~ Il sssakls 81 - ssssA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05

fVO PHvSICIANs.-AP hysican, In fall pgsseae Who 70
hdes ofthe Watering Places Western Va and
god ~ Of hs poon h property, which be proposes sell
consists Of large and comfortable Dwelling with ali pscse
Land About Of The land veil Dbsed and The bssncs
meadow and pasture land and farniss the proprietor sbun
worth TO Pin for many years. nom 1880 tseoo per annun
AID osns part practice among the vstof The Spring.
dcns suuer eason and throughout NE nssbborhOod during
the year.
ne VII and prsoce with The purehassr uru Tie psg
Fan and introduce HIN, far a. he into h practice He
viii es,isi. hsb Physician desiring purchsse
us pree this property, With the good viii 81 his practice
800 psysbl foevse2o0o In band, and The balance
and yeafs with in.e esl
addressed 70 Mtsus Hsrrsn Bell Attorpsys u,
Law staunion Va, win receive prompt attention spe-vu
NOTlCS.BTv virtue OF th. sequestrson ACT Of TIE
IN Congress OF hs Jsnsisrats sat the esm 81 eseook
disolv IN, business OF the late arm v be bs1p-
after laced b. hs uhdsssnsd, on bis swa s,e ant
cc6o-SIe hIto5COOk-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-05

on board 70 work ire gus Several transports were
added to he aset a. Foress Mooroe and the entire At
.ntic souadron will cooperate with the expedition y,
The expedition consists, In al, OF e'ghy vessels W
Of ssr twentysix are gun boats twelve terryooas an'
thirty steam and six sailing Transports.
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With the landing Of men through heavy SURF To prs'
vent accidents the Navy Department sem months sgc
sent trusty agents the shores of New Jersey and Lorg
Island and secured the services OF sufficient number OF
the hardy wrecksrs of those cdAss who played In
the surf when they children and who have worked
In Il ever since These brave aud skiliul will guide
the boats (which our troops the point Of attack
Ia addition the Navy Department recruited further ameng
the skilled and parioo sesman Of Cape Cod and Cape
Auu numbers Of whom eagerly volunteered for work for
which, by long eIperlencs they are peculiarly fHed-
They will only assist In working the boas ~ which
the army viii be landed but will remain as part OF The
laud force afterwards.