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CAPTAIN LINDSAY WALKER.

Notwithstanding our disinclination TO give promi.
ence to any of the almost innumerable host Of bright
names In cur Southern galaxies Of chvslry and psot
ism We must say In sheer Justice, that Captain Lndtay
Walker of Aloemsrs has signalred himself, and rer'
dered service to the which well deserved the
marked COMP ment psid him BY Beauregard at the bs,.
tie Of Manassas, and which Napoleon would have re.
warded By ssbstsnti recognition Of superior merit.
His name has never been mentioned editoialy that
are aware Of and yet "Wslker and his battery" must
have become familiar to every Southern read az
household words. He will be astonished nov to see
this notice OF him but after all tie noise his Der
ringers" have been making L. is no more than fair
that some faint echo should come from the press
This gallant and enterprising otoer was one of the
most distinguished grsdiitrs OF the Virginia Mil.
taIy Institute, ard mmf dlstely after the secession
oil Virginia, when Governor Leteher was looking
around fr a suitable pes,n to oomm,nd battery
on he Potomac, the 6uperintend of the Ins.i'ue
recommended CAPT. Walker. The result has shown
The wsdom Of the appointment In command Of q
cor my, TO whose 90 ipment kr. Joha Purcell
and ohsr essrs literally cou'ribu ed, esp ain Walker
at once proceeded 70 the neigbborbood Of AQUA
Creek q Will b. and other ponis 90 the Potomac,
u - - ssesosd = - Lea ~ desoo oniflss
nh he ensnyA sAipA and rendered the post<Dsason-
able and eGoIsns aid In d.fssdng every attach Asy
have .nads upsa our batteries N nsssAn h
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salt.

We published yesterday al account OF a sAlt lake 60
niles ,s1are, in TsIss which could supply enough sal
for The world Il Is stated in the paper, ron which W
copled that the cost Of draining il and Pu'tsg or
vessel, would no, exceed 10 cents tbe basheL
n. Tbomsssey, French geurl 'mAn who has had great
s1perisDse 10 TIE manufacture Of s4 proposes to sne
upon IL production in South and Ncrh Caroline; ard q
srcnt capital Is raised for the enterprise, he avs sa
can BE- produced IN abundance e. II cents the ousse
nd Ia 20 days After The commencement Of operations
Besd these Of supply, there are others boil
II W, era Virginia sai Afkanans-sOd toe L'rsrp7o'
ssppy itself may not Be more than month Distant lie
ina. face Of these things people klve suffered then
selves to be panic stricken aud 70 be Sa9ercuiJ victim
i,sd by the spectators il this article We really believe
,r il 10 good reason fox the eIOrbisas prices nor
charged; aud if people you'd net be IN too much hrr
thsy might beusss themselves and rsct jest PGnbb.
-,a,e n, tha extortiorers
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MISSOURI
lrnrn The Car nf The InnIauIlls lnnr az

from he Cof. OF the LopltSllle Oour
ST Louis, Aug. 1.-THE news ircm Plot K-ob IL
a.I mot inn GRANT Gen. Thompson has been entirely
successful in that direction and the line under his
control ard the people here, authorities and an from
Geo. Fremont down, are in sad panic fearing an hour
ly attack upon the city. Fer several days past the
eatest activity has been Dotcesbe among the military
sld the sirests have been led with soieis in every
variety Of uniform. Ia order TO create an impression
that fresh troops have been-anving In st. LOUIS, the
regiments have been marched to and fro up tue levy
and dowu again. The 18th aud l4ti Illinois regiments
WHO we're CHARTERED at Barracks, we're shipped
on steamboats, aud conveyed TO the Arsenal 10 o6r to
imp ess the public with the idea that fresh troops
being imported from Illinois. and various other like
dojgcs have sen had recourse to, to deceive the PEG
pc.
Tho latest from the lion Mountain Is that the Poto
jarcon Ia u possession Of the STATE troops under Colo
nj John Ddrick young Lieutenant Keunett and that
We may expect a speedy advance Of q large and yicto
rous army towards g. Louis. learn upon authority
scarcely be Iestioned that the Black Republicans,
feel nz Themselves woTsted have de ermned upon takig
the most extreme measures aud that regular organza
ton has been formed five hundred strong who are
pledged BY oath, to take the life Of every known secss
sonst still hope, for the sake OF humanity, that there
may be eIsggeration in this, though should not
DO surprised fad Il carried out 10 less time from this
moment than il has taken me to pen this. Nov that
the desoos have commenced making arrests, there no
telling where they will STOP
FRoN ST. LOUIS
relatl, gentleman, who left 81. Louis "Wednesday
afternoon informs that the people there greatly
terrified, and thousands are leaving the city, The Ger
especially packing up sud leaving in large Lum
bers. Soldiers with muskets stationed OF every cor
ner In the city. TIE Federasts under great sppre
tensions o. attack, and it Ia the general impression
that st. Louis WILL within few days. be in possess Of
the State troops Communication from st. Louis on the
railroads Irregular and uncersin and constant fears
we're entertained that the trains would be stopped by the
rascally rebels number Of Germans belonging 10
sieges command who we're 10 the fight at Springfield,
CRIME Into St. Louis Wednesday morning without arms
and generally without hats. and in diapdatsd condi.
Understandable Courier Aug. lG.
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md smuulI,n. But this ssate Of things bad oog bssn
auticipsfed and The Lncolnitss foisd at every
point The Morning Herald, Evening hssour'an an, a
War Bulletin have ali BEEN suppressed BY order OF nn
Royal Hiehness John @. Fremont, Major n'kpstfy,
acting Provost Marshal having transmitted 40 ofdef
70 that eject Colonel John Mcneil ding nome
Guards, Who slone could be found 70 undertake the or
work. The Police Comnissioners, upon whom hckin'
stry At called have the order executed, positively
declined having anything 10 do with is.
Our banks aud saving Institutions we're yesterday isyea
upon 70 the extent OF $3.50 90 which they had 70 .ses
pro rata among thems lSes according TO toer capital T.
r g. Jno O. Fremont grscotsly CONSENTED 70 take ths
money Missouri fauds, instead Of coin This viii doubt
b. e .sd BY other forced lAns until our poor banks
WI BE- utterly crippled.
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THE FLG OF TEE CONFEDERATE srATEa

At meehg of the Ladies Of Fredericksburg, called
for the purpse Of suggesting new Flag to be re om-
mended for doption by the Confederate States:
On motiof Mrs VIM. A. haqry was called to the
Chair, and w. VIM T. bart appointed Secretary.
The ObIss If tie meeting having been explained BY
the Chair,
After fee discussion Of the merits Of the several de-
signs presoted and suggested, il yss
ResolVt That approve the model representing the
=" SorTHfs Cross" npon a FIELD OF BLUE.
A comEttee was appointed, consisting Of Mrs. s. B..
French, IT, j. W. Slaughter Misses Brarton and Tay.
loe TO dght memorial In Its favor 10 be presented
the Coedeate Congress for s adoption a. the Nd'
tional F,S of the Southern Confsdrdey.
Il was Ither resolved that copies Of this memorial
bs priuts for distribution aud that the ladies Of the
Southern tstes be Invited TO cooperate with in rc'
ommend the adoption Of this hag or TO suggest other
ds.igns Ine following were appointed committee TO
carry outths above resolution, viz: Mrs. Bolts aud
Misses Babn and Wexford.
Ga mokn, resolved, that the proceedings Of this
meeting q the msmorial be published in the town
Mrs. WIN. A. MAURY. Peest
Mrs. WSg HART, sec'y.
To he Congss of tie Confederate Statss of Amsrica-
Tas Aaoal Of ths Ladies Of Ffsdsrieksburg rsspset-
fully reprant,
That the aiARt present the ensign Of our New Repub
lie, Is OH cto1bls for many reasons and We pray that
Il may be chanld. In our humble opinion, the " Of
nation should ebody three thlnss--lsL IL should BE-
beaurfal 70 opar--9nd Il should b distinct In H.
ell and disrstfrou the Rg Of each and every other
nsaes --aaA 1p4R aDsla prlnsnt 49, shaieas 80
po<s1 10 he ksdominsnt feature y ~ government
Of t6s naion vbh II represents. he "BArs and Stars"
- utter fsIufn thsss thrss essential pelai u usy
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Rch, 10 On Nsy York.

II We sen 20 the Northern PsPers that Tnote resicr
"a undermined by uaiors and rebels Delaware, Phla
delphA and New York city are all infested BY shees
aims To ssch dsgrse ih., loyal people cannot en-
thsir sleep. A late Esw York paper hiss ml1u'e &C
count Of an aseDp, made BY four men to bio" up EO
Columbus on Governors Island, sith several hundred
IONS of powder. They bad reached the magazine an
-sre 10 the &C, Of LAYING train, -heu Il sy we're see
xed Immediately sook 10 ash, They 20, srreseo
and as there are gss, many Rebel synPAaI rs on u
IsAnd the authorities are In constant dread OF an a'iu
explosion.
hls surou', n the Norb Is 20 unanimous and fHritu
Tor Gar upon The soaib tia, there should be ugtny
The army and traitors all through Tue Northern staea
WAAts The meaning Off
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B. B.
RAILROAD COLLISION AND LOSS or LIFE IN
TENNESSEE


On the pieht Of the lstb Inst. collision occurred
on the Best Tennessee and Virgin .lroad, attended
by the following deplorabIe resul's:
Killed and wounded Of CSp. Davis Company batehts
R.fa.
T. A. Ogden, killed.
T. W. Maulding, leg bruised.
H. Ellis. body badly bruised
Adam Spranser, mouth leg and shoulder brui ed.
o. ". Bsbbist, back slIghdy bruised.
J. d Smith, arm disiocsted.
J. Dorsn leg hruk-n AID h-ad brui2ed.
CorporalJ D !, lie brok.r, eek and head btuised.
A b CarpenUr, heao md % bruised.
RIB Walker. arm brr ken, ssg and head bruised.
Elias Greer, chest crushed
n. F,niup, forehead crushed.
W. u usf I'd, back sprain'd.
J,s Buck knee and arm bruised
w. hosely, arm broken in three pi,ee. and bfs'ed
A. A. Riggs egs and kaees bruised and innra.l in.
iriea
T. G-en, head Gu. and shoulder bruised.
Jas Rife, head, arm and leg b. ui.ed
y. Campbell, shou der and hip brus d.
W. W. HorDsby, head and back bruised
Charles Shu6er shi0s bruised.
sc Lawrence, leg bruised
Frank, servant Of Cap. Davis, legs bruised.
Harrison, servant OF Mr. Rseh. badly bruised liter.
nslly. Others slghtly bruised scratched. 10.
From the above il will be seen that al the trd fers
from the unfouuss accident Of night before last we're
OF Capt Davis Company Of hatcher Rifles. -bo were
in the forward car next to tbs baggage TIE wound.
ed are doing well st the Hopl,sl-not more hau t~n or
three Of them being Dangerously Injured Knoxville
Register.
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Clothinx for the soldier,

We learn that circular letters were isued from the
War Department several weeks ego TO the Governors Of
all tie Confederate States 20 make timely preparations
Of soil With comfortable clothing during the coming
Winter; and Ne happy to learn from the Depart.
msnt that quiet and earnest responses have already been
received from nearly every Of the Executives, cen
veypg the gratifying ASSURANCES that ample provl
sion will BE- made This Is credtsbls alike to the Admin.
stration Of President Davis where The measure orgns
ted ard 70 ali the Governors that have 20 promptly Sc
eo1dediL We hsvs read Of the spsrings Of our half
clad forefathtrs at Valley Forge undr the great Wash
ngton and have resolved that the heroes ia this war
Of Independents shall be subjected to similar pya-
tiana
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L VIsIrkR.
COTTON FOR THE SOLDIERS.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 2sd, 1881.
To he Editor Of the Whig'
have seen, in the Wig Of the goth August a com
m irlcaton from a lsdy Of Charles City or New Kent
unity OF your State stating that there was lack Of
raw Cotton in Virginia. considered essential In the
m.,ufseture of quilts for the comfort of our gail mt
soldiers in the fsld can but applaud the earnest Al
valuable Efforts Of the good ladies Of Virginia In the great
use which engages the hearts of a and In aid Of
cir efforts hurry to inform you that will deliver at
once, to F. Lane Co, Memphis, Tennessee. i've bales
Of Cotton subject the ordr Of the representative Of
the Young Nous Christian Association OF Richmond,
Va Please do me the favor to communicate the fact
the Young Mems Association.
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TIE MISSOURI LEADERS.

The Fredericksburg Herald, attempting to give q
sketch OF the someu hat renowned a Thompson OF
Missouri falls into error 10 giving Charlestown JET
ferson county, as his birth place Wehave known "Jef
almost from the day of his birth, be being some few
years our junior, well companion 10 boyhood
aud our schoo-mate. His father, Captain heriwether
Thompson was q native OF Culpeper but, longer ago
than We can remember, wan the Paymasters Clerk at
tIs Harpers Ferry Armory. M'jor Daniel Broadus,
uncle to Rev Dr. Brosdus, Of Fredericksburg, as ths
gentleman has Informed ISL whose daughter Captain
Thompson married, the Paymsster, end bad been
evolutionary officer. He died in the inoumbency Of
nat Office JEFF Thompson was born at Harpers Ferry
ID lived there until he pretty well grown, when bis
f,her removed to CbarestowD, the county seat JEFF
commanded q junior military company, when he
quite boy thus at carly age evncng his taste for
tao profession in which he destined to distinguish
himself ~ q" is nickname given 70 bin when hey
aud IL has chung 10 him all bis days. His proper name
Is Meriwether. lie Is a cousin TO Hon. Richard ".
Thompson, of Indiana, alec a native Of Culpeper.
There is another Hsrpers Ferry boy 10 Missouri who
|, not acting quite 40 noble part JEFF. Thompson.
We refer TO Willard P. Hail. the bogus Lieut.. Governor
Hall was leading Democratic member Of Congress from
Missouri and the head Of the Polk and Dallas electoral
ticket he Is OF Captain John Hall, the inventor
Of the hrst breachoading rife which long manu-
Pictured at Harp,rs Ferry. When boy, Hall dis
tinguished for bis hardy fearless nature; and
member an instance wherein be whipped our village
schoomas,er So that, II the fortunes Of should
bring these Virginia boys together II will be Greek
N Meeting Creek What q war Il Is that thus brings
SO 90 fe lows AMI ghboTs sons in deadly conflict
Lyehburg Virgnian
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TIE VALUE OF LARD IN THE IRE lThENr OF
MEASLES AND OTHER ERUPrIvE FEvERs IN.
TLAHATORY AND TYPHOID.

r. fnafa In
Nj, Iayior, Oh Loaaon 'es' Numerous s ,u.noe' ~
Wncn nuaoaou viz .qua S.,.s.I 1870 "a 90.
tsndea H'n Tue oes' easos; ~ .h sone,' va e..
empoyes - "a ,h., - $1,000 :, an go
qaenoy ., lLe puis snu 'na. "g ,rsSs;S .a,da.
y esso VI .oe uisoas., huso, - 49, n.,;ss,
me 4sy aaa ..s "a ds;rn suhsds,. n fics ali
s' ,u.o .;,h sssdIr.ss ana ,.nIdtv NOT
zoe ~ s Sa' s ~ ,,s.,;ns Ss,sr. f' AN'
seen e .~Fs.snn, W,1.oo oo,sd.,. th., in.
80 : >, ~ So. 49,, m .,1s4;n' - eta
uncu9u WIN = ~ ~ ~ . .,.' ~
paos'on. Aiver ,,S ~, u rsah .s,a
ne 80 uaIes tne shi'aoy IN Wv 49,. h;ah. - 49,.
rus ,.;on. T., ,ha ,,l.,r.,, 81 ,;n,.n,
Value oi iAfu 'HuN'"'N' ~ '-' ~ 'A'
sPins. r,r,.,or IS n. srrf... .,,h 1, ~
40 s s. r., n, schns.nsn NJ gsnovsr snd
.i ~ 5000 s,ccsssfaI, h, d, u,hnsr If
V;.nn. n, T.rIor Of London add other. DR. Eb IA
- p.I; ,..,.S ,bir,.sn c,.s. nv iounotion Win The
Of oDv one which v,s beyoud hone when the tre,,.
" commsocsS Iii. of rue nstIsnts trestsd b,
~. - H. o,dI,a,v ~ sve bsvskdi,d p,of Ibe :.
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Wore MutinY.


Putting together Al the reliable Intelligence He Sc
from waAhngtOo cannot rssisI the conviction, thai
the Northern people have great stomach for s'
prosecution Of the vE. The politicians aad army ooD'
trsc,ors are no doubt eager ever but shen fou
Or kse regiments nr.iny Of once and diAEnsi an'
dssrAOsd and many Of them put In Irons and sent to Al
Aod Of the ocean for keeping the men eAnrOt b
over ssalOus for hgdtns There nuss b. sore" loose
somewhere.
A bearing 90 this point, and showing that the inds
DOsiton 70 campaigning Is no. conhn'd TO fss, vi
,o5y The Solouing from late New York paper;
There hiss been some misunderstanding in relation =
h tsr Of vice Of the tuo years volunteers, the mel
lamiuR that as bat classes OF volunteers Hsrs cal
"a for-,hree months ard three yesrs-they proper
belonged 70 that class Who enlisted for three mouths
I'd their opnlon wss strengthened By Tie report ina
i6s Uusd States Attorney General bad given bis oPn
on 20 th.t efsot TIE following despatch nom the >
r,.ary Of state to Governor Morgan, settles the Who'll
WAszISsroN, Aug IL. 1861.
TO Governor Horeaa
fas Attorney General has given no such opinion
ne whole Government holds the troops bound Tor tW'
years, and viii disehArge none Of tham-
VIZ 4. SEWARD.
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The Governor of 0slo r,een IL called upon Genera
Scott for vsl-qgAlissd officers for the Regiments which
have been raised that State The neral replied that
he had none 10 send him-didns have half enough for
NJ Regiments In Washington.
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GLORIOUS NEWS FROM ARIzoNA-BATTLE AT
MESILLA-RsUr OF THE FEDERALS-F0RT
FILLMORE EVACUATED WHOLE FEDERAL
COMMAND CAPTURED TIE Federal TROOPS
wTTHDR AVN FROM ARlZOEA-AN0THER NAIL
PARTY KILLED BY APACHEs.
The Houston Telegraph extra Of the l0h inst, fur
niahes the annexed important and very gratifying intei-
genoa from Ar zonI. The gallant Texsus have made
short work Of he Feder foros at Fort Fillmore, and as
it appears Arizona is freed from Federal DONNA.
ton
We take the following from the Gan Antonio Ledger
Of the 6h. The revs Is not 10 be doubted
FosT BLISS, July &c, 1861.
CO. Baylor took three hundred men from this post
tree days ago, and proceeded to hesa where be was
attacked by the regulars and he killed hirytao OF
the s. are aud then they rs;reared among the killed
was L. NcEnay Of the regular army. There wore
OF oar N burt
will start at 10 o'clock tonight with my company.
sd about one hundred besides 70 reinforce Col
Baylor at Fort Fillmore where there will be In all proS-
4bity desperate fght, when l arrive there with the
cannon IL ID our determination TO kill every Blacke-
publican In the country or fall ourselves.
s. W. NoALLisrrs.
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RICHMOND WIG
TO CORR ESPONDRNTS.

a. H1ag"
Ayoss u-sa On b0s sdSs e tls yopsr 'si1 net 10 psS
AZ rs a rulS q a9 stuA5ias, oseN q % knotra 70 s
md tri1 % dsp-t non. OeitsGrs ROoSs esooS
&c sigG fnss cisirgsd dr GS adrerhserSaE.
We odaaat sadsStlks resra rejected Communications
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T. PAso, July 20. 1851.
Nessrs. STREET i LLoosTE

Nessrs. STREET 4 LIoosTf
GESrLrHsS: A fight occurred at Mesila on the 25'h
stan, between Colonel Btylor's command and the
Federal roops stationed at Fort Fillmore, in which the
Federass are reported to have lost two Lieu'enan's
killed and thirty p'IVates killed and wounded loss on
on lie none and none wounded They aoan'
doned Fillmore IN Il . night and I'D towards Fort
S,,ntc7 our troops 10 pursuit. aud we expect TO-
light to Of their capture The Lincoln force Is al
most double our own.
Another mail party has been killed, consisting Of
seven men, 90 miles west Of Aesills.
The troops are now all Withdrawn from Arzons, leav
log your mines much exposed
Yours truly, fcNIGHT 4 RICHARDSON.
p San express has Just arrived, reporting the osp'
ture Of most II not all the u s. troops, feeling from
F,llmore-ihey surrendered without resistance
The killed and wound at the fight at hesils were
only three privstes-no officers killed.
Extract Of letter received from the sgent OF the San
Antonio aud San Diego mail liue at II Paso, Texas
FL PAso, TEXAS, July 20, lsSl.-Our troops fought
$40 Pederals on Thursday loss on our side none los
~ the Federals Lieut McEuaIy, dangerously wounded
aud cut Brooks slightly three XII ed and i've or 81,
wounded privates Saturday the Fedsrsli evacuated
Fillmore and lad on the way to Santon yesterday they
we're pursued and the whole command taken prisoners
of war.
Our mail TO Trcson cleared out by Apeches, ant
all hands killed. Thomas party, seven in number
inc mues killed and the coach entirely destroyed.
Il occurred at Cooks Springs.
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APLANTATION TO LEASE OR RENT

TWILL TIE wAR frRAnArr, AYrKl waIoH II WILL n
q LAND enc hundred sry seres II ans Corn ANY -
pssoa vishns 70 Lssss Rent WIN fsrnsh psn & sks
Corn The place. they returning qasay Of ou
q The expiration Of The lease rent y
M s.a PLANTATION nss Morton Dspet, sestAen Ran
kos1, hissiasppt Wv10N,
Sim . Lake, q z Rosd ~
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Cause for Rattle,

The n. Y TTt5.as says battle Is inevitable at an
,Arly day-ths the Rebels can't feed their army aud
trey must fgfi or di,5anS There ia alternative
Greeley knoSs.
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Now and Then.

The readers attention eAlsd 70 an article, COPIED
from The Neg York Herald Of the l5.h February, 1851
AT hat time the mob bad not made deIOonstrlisor
against The Herald sfes ard t uttered It's real Ssni
nsu wheh are very different from those Which !; pub
shss no~ s1hsequsn. svsuts have vIndcAssd may q
the positions assumed BY d IN February and We ssspss'
is v hereafter when It's 'haekes are removed, sur TO
he articles Of hat day q expressing the honest esn'Ic
.to1s " he editor.
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TEE FADRIcArIoss or THE n. Y. TINS "A Washing
ira correspondent Of the New York Times tells the
vry absurd story that Louis Napoleon proposed Eng
hod TO fern alliance 10 obtain cotton and tobacco
this fall from tire South In despite Of the blockade and
aud that England declined to into any such
Insnt The truth Is exactly the other way. France ID
MT in so great need Of cotton as Eneind France can
obtain supply from her colonial possessions in Africa
Elgand get Is nowhere bu! from America To her IL
is terrible necessity aud Il is therefore with the English
goyerl uent and not with Napoleon that We are 70
peet difficulty The Emperor will keep Ia the background,
and il England breaks our blockade, them Of course,
he will clai for France whatever advantages may arise
from the meamre--N y Herald.
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BREAD, BLooD OR AyARoHr -Welesrn from Newark
Ee~ Jes " paper that about three hundred persons,
(mnly anemp loysd working mem assembled in that city
on the inst ard spssker who addressed them Is
said 10 have decl rcd for dread blood or anarchy
There will be of this cry heard In the Northern
cid a, before many daya.
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41tu ynrrs
Nv - - EpSa>ek~ S,lss. l1e.sssus.
oess9 II al ON 6esca
SSEShHsA" ''I;:ssiss1Iss 5ss:ssNs:::s :; ! y;
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Tx PKIzs BARK ALyAksDo.-This vess |. the burning
of wh,h by the Federal .l,op Vinesnnes roced
In our ist fail to b. total destruction sfer III By
dut of pc ssveranes and rgv the part Of Of
our CT len- am Unit Of $4,000 TO tl5 600 worth Of
her cargo wa taken from tie wreck and yin be saved
for the be sh; Of The dsrng and pi riote officers and
crew q ne pysssr JH, Dsyis, vac FsinAliy sspas-
ed the bark TIE eargo a. ttsted vesk, coesi9
Cd Of Wool, Medicines and sbest oOppsf-ths pordos
saved consists Of Wool end ooppsr.-Fgsridiss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-24
NOTICE.

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