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SALT IN ABUNDANCE-A VERY EFFICIENT
BLOCKADE

letter from gentleman in North Carolina furnishes
the gratifying INTEL that another vessel laden with
sal; hs3 arrived Newber 10 spite OF Abes blookaders
few mare Of the soma sort may soon hnd their way
through the Federal let.-f oTfsBo.M Trasiscripi.
The Ne~bern On O } Progress adds:
Tue sbovs-Sarso was landed at Beaufort ior d New.
beTl merchant
Suee The above was in type, a vessel belonging 10
beth City, II. O Captain Dsy, arrived here from the
Wes Indies with cargo OF o0o bushels salt.
The sans paper of Thursday says:
Another British merchant vessc! was reported comm 2
IN Beaufort hATtor yesterday morning when the train
LEFT.
No war vessel was visible. One, however he'd been
seeu CT at sea tae day previous.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
New. for North Carolina.

The following paragraph will convey Interesting IN
formation to the peOpls OfNorth Carolina. They W
indebted FOR i. the Mes York Herald of Thursday
last:
The Boston Traveller has letter from Salisbury,
which states thlr tour members 20 tTe unied sal
Congress have been elected in that State. TIE writer
s.vs that the people o. North Carolina fast th"oTirg
Of The s,cessou yoke aad that they will soon be sui
feien,y strong 10 vi bout fear their d3ermu
ll % take star for the S.ars and SGrpe' There i
Union League throughout the State, which embraces
may thousands Of loyal men, and 70 them is attributed
the reaction which i nos taking place.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
N.xh.rn NC.

We learn that on Friday tie women Aad children
abandoned Ne~bsra. az IL the opinion OF military
-n the eisy had ceased TO b. pIce Of safety s0ee
me capture Of HAltsrA ohts pumbsr Of prizes we're
n Nswbero sspursd By prvatssr' during the last
r.. .ssEs wSsS the Yankees ~oud naturally desire TO
r.sspturs, and the vsy Is open to them.
These facts are derived irom the fe Of NJ. j., Of
this ety. Who, ~i,h her children have arrived 10 Rich
.aoud-.hss being lie seSOad third tine ,siI faulty
"a. been PEELED TO abandon thsir h0ass she saws
o Of the ssaaisJ sllisrs WAC escaped nom HAtssras
sfsr il surrender, Li Ss~berb ~ssn she DID and re-
,,s thai n vas not for want Of ammunition that he
.,. surrendered hut for want Of gurs OF locs range
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP A RAILROAD TRAIN;

RoLLl, No, Aug. 2s.-rhs correspondent. oi me Oh
Loui, Democrat furnishes the following intelligence:
An attempt va, made Yesterday 70 blow Up IRE t.'n
due here at $50 this afternoon As the tram
coin. eight les OF here. explosion TOOK pace
benea the loc u tive covering IL with dirt s'd gave
and slightly wounding the engineer on backing w
train TO the side track Il dhcoversd thst Leg
powder had been buried between the rams WIFI -
zine oassed over It. The explosion occurred on 40 e
over twenty feet high and bad s force nsen
spent In an upward direction, Instead Of .sfaiy p
tie case the train would, doubtess hare been tnfoHn
from the track aud several lives lost
Last night found several rails torn up n dsep
ca, near Jsmesoun and fred upon three Suspicious cha
ractsrs ON the track close BY bat with What result not
known. Gen. McBride, With 500 Rebes Is reported 70
be On spdag Greek 20 niles Southwest hon hsss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02

A Naval AFFAIR. The tug-toat HAraony went on a
uics litle expedition yesterday. Stesning down the
river during morning. she passed several OF our bat
. res and tGkirg position dssnce from Newport
News opened 6re about o'clock, with rusd cannon,
On the L s. sloop OF Ssvannsh. Twenty-Five shots
we're fred weighing from jSi TO 81 los Someof these
is short, but many Of them were lne shots, several
bursting over the ship Il "a supposed the vessel was
tempered in Der Lui Returning, being only about st
miles n, two sLOts w6.e Cred towards Old Point
Cap FsirsE Sas in command, accompanied by Gun,
mar Jobp OEels and Car,entsr AeIds, c. S n, and
Cant Brown, OxOer Of the Harmony.
The feds feturned the ere but without eject and the
nose,ty no less than ths impotence Of the expedition
delights our people -PorisR.o.3 Transcript Of Sa''"'
41g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02

Gen. HeCulOch, IL viii be remembered 10 ais otucisi
sounded AZ COO The For. Smith Times, Of the 20 h
ms in aadug to this fsc Attributes the loS esimse
% the modesty of the General and As,rts that mum
Gee Of reliable persons sho the field ell agree IN
ppeiug the killed st not less than 600 Toe Times
,5ds III sPeeb an homes. German OF this place, De-
loppl 70 the lie Point Guards, who returned home
Yesterday says he the ID until four o'clock, on
the day Of the battle and all since He says
that for iva and one-half miles the bodies srewn
,hcs, and in some places lying 10 heaps He estimates
The loss at between 500 and 1000 The Federas re-
nor, between OlO and 900 missing AZ roll oar.'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
FROM NORTHERN MISSOURI

QtfNcY, ILL, Aug. 50-A body Of SeofssOnis's EST.
nsed al 500 under Martin Green took possession Of
Pal nyra, Mo- i-ght miles west Of the Missouri river and
about ten miles from Qincy) yesterday There we're no
Fed ,ral troops there sld DO resistance Was made.
train Of caFJ c)ntsiDiag comfortable q1antty OF
ml ksis for the troops At Sc. Jossphs fred into
neAr PalmEra and forced 20 return.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02

EFFORT TO ELECT SESAToRs-0n Tuesday last the ]. ag
fixture into election Of Senators Of ths Conf d.
crate Congress When las, heard from they had taken
ballot wihou. efsctipg election. We leirn that the
votes divided out between hessrs Thomas Bragg,
.mue J. PersoD, David Outlaw, WIN. A. Graham, Geo
Davis, John N. Morehesd Thomas L ,Olingmau, David
l. Reid, w. W. Avery and perhaps, some Others. Our
informant unable to guess who wouli fnsly DO the
sncressfnl coupe. = fe,nsbOr0nyh (.N o. Pairiol
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
MnRE TENANrS FOR BORT LAEAYErTE.

BOsroE, Aug % The resigned officers OF the fHgats
Ocu res' Robert Tansl, Ct vifsinia, captain Of ma
rns' Thomas Wilson, Of klsssari, second Eeutentnt
berry B. Claiborne aud H. 2 Canas. midshipmsn both
OF sw oIleans) have been sent under gumd to Fort
Laf.yette 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02

Yas. l.sy s~pssl- .S>s so~ .sA III Ns~ss'" [-A 30
solved TO s8A deissatas cay 70 he last 'ssFsm
itv, aud that lt9v unAvaiing. tbsy '''H 6ura tie
rrs.s,. the eoto. ~ :peat;Ss, eSd then h'ir O"H
,sI.iug,i In the language Of Gov. Hekens, "it the
Y,nkees should cnneper the er, they viii had 1t not
worth cOrqu,ring" Certainly, theT ill fad no aid or
! ,,,,snrt thara
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
LATER FROM KAYAwaA-THE LOSS SUSTAINED
BY cor, TYLER'S REGIMENT

CLEviLAsD, Aug. 80 Gov Dennsou has just received
the tOlOsi'g telegram from Brgader General Cox
Gai.isy Bridge, Va. August 90 -Authentic reports
show only fifteen killed aud about forty wounded Of the
b 0hio Regiment. large number were scattered and
missing, however, but We hope most Of these will
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
THE PLACE AND IT'S SURROUNDINGS.
In another article tue "Espress"s,ys:

In another article tue Xxx press says:
1t is not intrinsicay Of any value to the Yankees be-
ing nothing bu! sADd.bsnk separated f!om the main
land BY PaInlco Sound shallow body OF water eighty
m les long and from ten to twenty-five miles vide IL s
exposed TO al the dangers and Dc1nycnences which are
peculiar to that part Of Atlantic coast, and witch, il
fact make /: the OF navgators. When the tqui
1otal season comes soon wl and tie winter surf
Ds ats in all it, fury upon lis beach, Hatteras will prove to
ts captors anything else than a comfortable and pro-
6ahl, possession. All that they do in tne
time is annoy the opposite shore the Sound with
pratcal boat expeditions when they think they can do
IL with safety.
Although of no actual value to the Yankees Ha,teras
Is worth something to the Confederates point TO in
ercept with priva;eers the Northern vessels engaged in
the West India, Mexican and South American trade
Many captures have recently been made in its vicinity
and paid handsomely. Il will, however, be exceed
ugy difficult il altogether mpractcable job, to
aket ia Consequence OF s distance from the mainland
and the command Of the waters around by the Yankee
aeet If the confederates could land sufficient force
on the island they would have full possession of it,
They may possibly be able 10 devise some feasible plan
Of reaching it, bus they must be Yuiek about If such
a movement IL contemplated.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
AFRAID FIX.

A female rival Of Bondn, who esssyed d cross lbs
Talmes on a rope, opposite Cremorne GARDENS, cane
DC u meeting with s'rious accident sac pfoeeeeso
hall wy across bn, was unable to get any further owing
In the rope having become too slack OF tho guy
rope. haying been stolen. She droPp' ssde the rope
and As Is VAS found impossible to throS lines up to her
she ultimately alng herself upoo one OF the guy ropes
and gradually osered herself into boat amid lie cheers
Of excited thousands.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
70 CORRxSPoSnRSrs

~ 8iEg."
r srsa % eS<A .tss u s p.,pe tOil 10; "a ph3isa
e. nj, rsS Of a9 selnlg oG9Af = 4. Iss,s q az
3af A u NJ ciSs ee ds1Trs o d1tAIrs H5es- sosSd
D.! slgE has- ore cAlTgef ~ a. advertisements
az Ts cIraof tfsrtake rssra -sfe.d ops
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
FROM MISSOURI.

IRoxros No, August 90 h-5cou.s jus. in report the
enemy 1900 strong Cedar Creek also in considerable
force on Castor Creek with bu. few ct Greenvle They
report their strength in this section Of the State to be
5000 They subsist on corn.mea and fresh beef and
are nearly destitute Of clothing sud poorly armed.
The force a, New Madrid under Pillow, is about 90 00
at Bentou Scott county under Il. Thompson, 5000.
and at Charleston. under Hunter, 500.
Our Informant also Gays that masked bittees. not
before heard Of are located the Missouri bank Of
the Mississippi river fifteen miles above New Madrid
and TIE other about the distance beov. Another
masked battery to b, coostio.ed at Lald,
about eighteen miles above Cairo where the river u mar
row and deep Lad liquor and many other articles Of
supply wee reaching New Madrid BY way Of Psducah and
Columbus. Kentucky.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
DISuIsSED

WAsnSsroS. Augu,t as-0sp'Aia Gordn Chaplin. of
the veoIh llfsntry native OF Virginia, having gisen
OF eisloyhly dismis d from The seisics OF the
United States, 20 take eff.c Immediately.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
EXPLOSION OF POWDER MILLS At NEW DEN
n IL

BosIos, August q The extensive powder nls, Tour
IN panprr. Al Ns~ penhsn, n. H., wers bosn up ths
sfses iooo Instantly killing i've mCn. TIE conclusion
"a ,o,,r nv for miles around Tbs ms had
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
From toe Cor. Of tie Ess fori Express
GUERILLA WARFARE OF THE CuSFEDERATEs
WESTON, Va, Aug 10, 1891.

Il 10 horrible warfare bu. what We to do II
We take ride out into the country some concealed en-.
en- cracks away bodies heads with squirrel
gum" and If escape il Is because the aim bad, or
the mountain height too great for fatal erection
Every man who has yet been killed wouneed alopg
the GODS beyond us has been shot from elevation
The overhangiug rocks and hills afford breastworks more
secure than any which could he erected by the hand OF
man, while our volunteers exposed TO open roads or
closely walled passes Count the bses upon The back
of hog and you may form some idea OF the almost M
p,uetrable bill sides between which our troops are COM
PEELED TO march, exposed TO murderous hre from both
sid g. An open foe always be met With equal wea-
pons but our brave volunteers ignorant of the country
6yb against odds through the hl' ravines and passes
of Western Virginia. They tu1ge along unDoestiDg,
and are shot down in their tracks They seek the enemy
and fud scarcely aloo;.print
company of the 23d regiment went to Genvlle,
with Government train, with orders TO make detour
via Bultown and scour the county. When four miles
from Buliown, the rear guard fired into from an
overhanging rock. The only evidence Of the proximity
of m enemy the report of their guns The smoke Of
he POWDER and TIE rafting Of the balls Not human
tei,g hey nd the I'm troops, TO be Throe
men were wounded-one behind the ear another In The
ck and third 10 the leg. Every shot ranged down.
ward The boys Instantly charged up the hill The flash
Of the powder showed where the shots from, bu:
half hours search revealed no enemy. They had fred
and fed through the bride paths.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
ARMY REGULATIONS

Adopted for Of the COME isrsts State In atriSS
with Congress- (pubhed ~ suthory) eontsnDy
Articles VI War and revised edition; a. =
B. the ElItsa OF Citer Of "
Gilman Mac ~ vii then rrr 8 postage
IRE ghi w
r Addrss. ords..to WEST 4 J0uSsr6s, Il
Pubh,hers booksfisrs,
snsl M.n Va .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
From the Cor. N. Y. Times.

fiGHF AT NEW FAIRFIELD, OoANkVrlUpr.
o. Saturday afternoon, even more fearf riot than
those at Snpney and Bridgeport was uade' way. IL
seems that number Of ioi,s q, New Fairfield hal q
white 81 up which certain Union men, in Dsnbury, de-
tcrinsd to take down. S,me thirty forty Of them,
therefore, repaired To the location OF the obnoxious rag,
taking an American flag with thsm put in its place
They surrounded the pole for TIL, purpose, when they
we're attacked by party OF hres, some two hundred
strong and general fight enfu,i, the weapons beng
not ill alter ard fght the Ualon men hed, carrying
away with them Andrew Knox, john Allen and fhomss
Kinney Of their party all vry badly cut about Oh heal
With spades The frst blow struck was By "fssoe'
man. who ip cied fearful blow upon cf the sbovs
or the toriss two probably fatally wounded, tone
report and apparently states that the hrst
one med (, dead and the other beyond recoveiyJ
uamad Abraham Wildnan and Goshan. The udoa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02

Tn, CharleFoa Courier states that COL James l. Orr,
OF soI,h Carolina the s..spaiker Of the House Of Re-
pres s1tsVes of the jited Stats ha, rsisd indie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
Prom Special Dsspstch to the N. Y. Tribune.
ENGLAND FOR THE SOUTH.

WAsHIsGroS, Angus. 27-Ar. Adams, Minister at st.
James, writes that in the British mind the indepen.
depce Of tho rebels Il fully admitted as military and
political necessity that their acknowledgment BY Eng
land is but question Of time and prudent courtesJ-
That while British impatient to get cotton from tho
ous not to lose Northern markets. and "a unwilling TO
part with her hope Of breaking down the Morrill, tariff
by the sam, means with which she chained the North
with the Walker tariff and that two three more suc-
cesses Ike that Of Bull Run, would entite the Ssvsoc
racy to immediate recognition.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
FROM The Lexington Stattsmhn.
THE PREDICAbENT OF KENTUCK'

Il should not be forgotten that the President Of the
United States has organized and encamped military
force supplied with ali the munitions OF wa In the very
centre OF ntucky, at a time when ths people Of Ken
tusky were peaceful quiet and tranquil He has, with
ont pretext quartered army among peace
full people for no other purpose than to excite civil war
In THAR midst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02

fgox soyrHsas aIssouGi. an
cA.ss, Arg so.-ka.s Of truce srrts this = zneoS
Ton New Madrid, at the $srsi camp a. BHds'rHs
VI = opposite this place. b o6j'01'' an s'e'ens'
siiks1 TED th.,ths rsbe,s under 5ef Thompson aud
'Gsd y are fsnias back % New'hadrid.
PRoPos1SIoN TOR raE CStQSIzA ALTON OF CAP
st TURED H.fStAs
AsnIssrex, Angus, 80 The Governor Of Fernando
Rt{hn bYep authorized BY the spipsh go,eUnent TO
- tscl4hd by vessels Of the Caited statee that,
fee, they may tbsp eqiire the tspfG9 of'civil.
tia. Flag officer Jamison hss. communicated this
1ikonkf oar eovesnmeDt 81
/, e11-
Y DIM48
IN Soei,ei. p r., Saturday 81 NJ HxNnoll dsnshisr
Her fan y. this Menday tsrups 40 O'Clock,
rh' fdsSA Of DE f.lfy are requested to stteas.
A.. messing u u. Cry one.-s Of the y Of 1Ieond held
gs t san On ssarasy s si.. s,y q ASss' Ih0|.s
sas gfsinsI. f..s:oa. reported .aa
1rn tx ss.ru,.bs d,p.a..ilcn OF ar .lyss Prvvi.
Dadisy late Dspuy ssEtsut Of ths ciy h.s
,noae1v eat 90 IN ~ d"ssss In me mass OIL ms o.
E.siss Tn. VINE .ya.spy ..a sincerely d.plsr. A4 =.
sp.ss.S and toTes he usS Vim .as :. T.. essssd Il
leaious and devoted member, and the mncny e lnga
he f.hfs perform .aes
vo here the full snoymsnt OF that vh rsnzns for the
Rssor a., ed family Of the deceased
eur heartfelt sympathy under the bereavement.
Of inc deceased se Win attend s tuners. body .ra n.
crssy requested 70 uansmt copy Of III
family f.s asess'e and pr sS5: 's,I = be pss.h.. In
ASDRiw JisrSs, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
,A.M,,DIIoa,s FF.OE,

pursuance resolution Of the 6saeral oly sdepted
on the day OF February $780, the following eherfs have
bsso a,cesned be delinquent In the payment Of money
he Tresuy OF vna the sald dehs9 h.vas accrued
within the ak months next preceding ts nt dsy ia lsu
] n. bESaErT, And PsD AeoN.atS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02


VNas fTm GusTos GaIyEnow dseirei on s@ts
Il August b. The death Of 30 81 tcsIos Al rssoss hasns
az INDEBTED them u saas ,Osgs iHdegsncs ~ SO! Be
pictn. }. Z. TaEshAow,
s!rvi'irs Partner.
FAMILY GROCERY.
GAMUn O. aREFnHOw, fthe late s'm fIuIrcS aIstS.
he old s..nd End viii keep eonan,, o. ha supply
9,ocees Wines Liquors sad Teas, AID respectfully sols' NE
stronsse 90 generously extended the OLD hr sg4iE
FEMALE SCHOOL.
AIRS RIoHARD n. TawSATr Will open School at sOaIi
NJ Ia her residence the Is. October next Or N. i.srs'.
Of sr undsr the management Of 81 'IPsspssi and az
proved souheln teacher. -
InsIuc,on IL Fog ish branches. ............... Is
Do Ia fFeneh .............'. ........-.
n. sseoo Of .eet.. by r.Io;d icing slu
Mrs. l. y. TivEAf9,
ss2-c4s wlnt.rpack, Chesterfield, Vs.
NEW FLOUR.
7 IN BBIs ruperor INV Family y.ssr
lou 500 obs. saw sup,rtns Sour
100 DO oros-mlddrrs DO
sss Corner Va. and Cary tbestI
sGEdSl xa ~ i rs r. or
reslaenee let Street. bsween Clay and aIrsha
4 sHoUR-'."T .H 1si to; e, s sS
ssps-1
SARoINks-:O sardne. Who'll, hs and quarter Box
p e. last received and for sale ey ~ pkS MiyL.S
GILHAMs MILITARY MANUAL.
WEST & JOHNSTON d.
= DOL WILLIAM eILHAMs
MANUAL FOR VOLUNTEERS
mILTTIA
tn.
CONFEDERATE STATES.
COMPRISING;
Army Organization;
Organisation Of Iotautry,
csvslr:, 1isId AI,il,ry
and The san;
srhOols ef tie solGsri
Company, Battalion.
Teop.r, Troop and Squadron
E'O!ua9ts Of The Regiment;
Light Artillery Tactics
Hono.s Paid BY Trsops;
puties Of Captains;
cOupanies
Duties 10 CAMP and Garrison;
The sian; Baites
And III. A.,elss Of War.
Price o. 90; by s1Sl
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for volunt.s rs and Militia: - cts
The troopers Manual by COL Laeia, Davis ntw edition.
Map Of III. s.s Of War in Eastern virginia; So cts
MAP Of the Confederate States; 30 et
Bayonet Exercise aud s1nsdeas DILL By Col hon CAfy
The Ytiantee Hand sOol should be 10 Ne hsIaa
Hsrdss Taee. tss volula.s "a ely eonpIs .d, viii
pl;s g 90 IN S v sS,s o. u: s.
a g; school OF ''s '''''' zoe '' - ''' ''''"
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02

.ssn Il ecs.s. ssrSssa hesss "a. bsasury.- saa iss
''peece" Akg stli ssvel
Ismsy Dc mentioned q q Interest, In oopssosn vfth
the trouble 10 fti:hed oounty dat "pssesr e was
taken down Ia Easton on Thursdsy OF lee. week and
brought into Bridgeport; and that preparations vere
king in Bidgrpor on Sunday TO proceed 70 HsteE1a
'ocn I'm sonroey ~ tkondsy) 70 tass ss1ee4)$
Our reporter - prmed that body Of q bsndI9d
men w~ oeifg ap49 aa'ssd In Bridgepor, 70 take
charge o. IN s.e puisn tf the public YspAy ssny
From the Correspondents Of shstN 5Irsi y 44llt
THE DESTRUCTION or TIE PARl EK {1&@Eo< =
BRIDGEPORT. ,.gN4&
Once within the walls, sceus OF desructioA ocsstS
that almost p,sses description. Tpe edd1l ed
by the obstinaely and unnatural al 6d9 THOR,
Gus course of the dsomsd shi lett nothing wl1 that
could be disposed Of Type, job-pfSses Ink, pspeSR
books all the psraphernalia Of prints esablshmssf
we're thrown into the street. and I've too large
10 get through the windows brs ikRieees by aid
of large and heavy lever. tie crowd Even ascendef
10 the roof ahd tore of src Of the signs they COT
reach The only arms feu I'd 10 the haE yensS ID
ed rias ard some two hundred and&kys<44ty1Et6b'
turned frtm shovel handle, and fitted with -
about the wrist A room was found copt44t8l4
Der OF "bunks" arranged like berths, one ahseeef
which contained bedding and bad evidently been
IL used. The appearance Of the building on sunday
morning, windowess and rhed, vas dresfy In tns *
trtms -
The active riot ended Saturday night but the streets
were thronged Sunday by excited groups OF men, ana
Nathan r. Morse the junior partner In the concern, wss
vigorously groaned when he appeared on the street.
Prom Special Despatch to the N. Y. Tribune.
ENGLAND FOR THE SOUTH. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02

We learn from gentleman just arrived from Camp
Boone that the Kentucky regiments stationed at Campo
Boone and Burnett have been furnished with stand
of arms of the most approved and effective psttsrn-
There are some 5000 well drilled Kentuckans at Camps
Boone and Burnett, and hundreds are arriving daily
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02

Twas fTm IUaToH GaEyEHow dSsclvei on The sts
August By the death Of 81 Al persons hasins
ssaast the I'LL pre- III sel r.ni d
oil INDEBTED 70 en gill ssa longer fnd9snre MI 30! Is
0lc<H. 10 iSEsNHOw,
Surviving Partner.
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AYRW FAMILY FLOUR.-Rovlsnds XIX Panty
~ Flour Palmetto Brand fresh round, NON strely prip,
nv srLDxy MILLER
.ue Corner l<th and Osry ares
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~RaKER,s PREMIUN B1Tl
PUBLIC DEBT.
VACCINE VIRUS.

oupoys upop the Bonds for the Confederate lean, usd
10 citizens and corporations OF t,c st,ts Of 'rEnis fr
psyab. sepsember ensuing will be rad 90 preset
men, 81 tie okee Of the Treasurer. haok,
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IN ps'ti,si. Ix. Saturday . - txHnoll. d,u.h,.r
efs6s Csthsrips and he late wipsm w91ses - -
Her fan I'll tssslacs this Monday1 srnps 40 o'clock,
A. n. froua IT. PetsFs, Csfhedrsi~~ =. = ~
The fhesh Of tie family requested TO attend.
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MILITARY sURGBHY.-J ". RAnDoLta,
u Main street, has for sac, MANUAL o. nILif.lY :
GAAY Hnfs on he RmsrSsnces Ct bied carr and haf
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Ycom the ". Y. WotiJ.
CIVIL WAR IN KENTUCKY.

The report Of impending civil IN Kentucky Is con.
frmed by private intelligence from that State The
Union men are organizing for defence, and Ii Is under
stood the rebels eI pect aid from Tennessee.
The Legislature will meet at Frankfort on the I'd
prox and the Secessonsts intend holding grand bar
bacue on the 5th about ten miles from that place. The
State Guard OF Kentucky, armed Secession force OF
twelve thousand men, Is especi, invited to attend
Intimidation of the Legislature is doubt intended.