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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-08


The following paragraph appeared in late number OF
the Cincinnati Enquirer which the blockade to New
Orleans successfully with tie assistance Of contra
baad" !, is but the repetition of tale told daily
by Northern journals
The cheerful ~hiz Of the mschinery Of the cotton fac
tory Third Is hushed aud the lights, which in
The early part Of the night shone forth from every
ment are no more seen. The hum Of the hundreds Of
girls as they sEarmed from the industrial hive after
esch busy day. heard and the life Of the es
tablshmen has departed The irrspressible conclusion
Of lack OF cotton has caused the lack Of employment
This simple narrative, remarks the New Orleans Crss
cent tells comprehensive story. 10 itself it would be
nothing bat l an illustration of numerous Incidents
it becomes worthy Of consideration Scores upon
of factories throughout the North have been closed by
the same cause to which the Ciocinust Enquirer refers
and the suspension Of the balance is merely question Of
time. In feE weeks or months, just as the case may
be- s stop Oplratioas ewing TO two pAin and un
avoidabe reasons la the first place. the supply OF
material from which to iabrcae will be cut of with
aexOraole hard and in the second place. the bes.
toners these have had have become impl
cable enemies. BY their own ine1eusabe conduct-be
cause Of their wantonueSs apne and wickedness-ere
their manufacturing Institutions bought TO naugh and
their operative Industry pArayEed Their punishmentb is
lust and cannot be g.insaid,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-08
she War.

letter and telegram received from Norfolk Sl;
ay stating that the Yankee steamer Fanny had been
Ken in Ahem.re Sound, without 6ricg gun, contain
ID COO overcoas and slniry sicrs This SQUADS I'M
nobAb!e-and vs await confirmation. A Northern p--
b states, that the Fanny had gone to Beacon Island
ID destroyed 500 OCO worth Of property It may
\ ne adventured further into the Sound, and gOi
Ersslf ito a scsaFe.
/ rso news ron Kentucky continues exciting, though
b d.,isye movement appears to have beSn taken
e sCvsrdy Tories unab to face the Storm have cali
4 90 the Iapkecs Of ohio Indiana and Il inoi7, to
b. over prosee, them agaius: the people CT that
&,e We hops their Yankee friends viii rob th'm OF
their property, by the time Johnston, Buekner and
Ibicoser get upon the Stage.
|Erou Missouri, there Is uO.hng recent FfCm1nt has
te6 ld and promises TO cspture Price. de con-
as bitterly Of he assaults upOl him BY his ere-
T. ga the rear" he says he can manage the Rebols
L. bis domestic foes are too much tor lci. This re-
n, % the Bl =, Who are as maEguaEt IS demons D.
Bl ir IT, Who WAS arrested refuses TO &c released
k.hcu,a fun iuvrsigAtiOn Tais kesrs alive and will
cv,aon the quarrel It will aid in diving cut from
s5..i tbc detestlole YANKEES rGeo aud their coz "a
b., TIE Ressians.
Th,rs ia nothing spCeil and rsliabs from the armies
yrziniA Tie reported landing Of 10000 Yankees
i o eoQu5n proves 70 be an eNAggeTaion. Some came
y, but they speedily returned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-08
SAIN-SA

To the Editor Of the Whig:
Among many other interesting items ia Fridays
WAC is notice Of the PsiIcs Felix Constantine Alex
auder Jean Neppsm lcene, who, seems, has eVineed
desire 10 seek the bubbles reputation at the cEanons
mouth, aud has b-el Wess enough to join the fiat
boamea's sailing craft as o. forwarding his an
bilious views The Prince is not unknown 10 us and
a, We sat this morDiag by csm2 res soothing our
unsruag nerves I've bAve hal the dinb ague) over the
d,eut wreathings Of welLflled chbuoSk, Sergeant
Posgs, Of tie "ron Green ass, Fourth Texat" gave
us anohe; item connected with our illastriOus friend
Sergeant Plogse is Prussiln, gentleman, coed
Judge Of music and ether thpgs The Sergeant when in
Prussia amused his idle hours in teaching the young idea
hos 70 shoot bending the tender tSgs, a. in order to
d-iVe Of sppui. Being man Of mild manners and
amabe o. heat he seldom resoFtsd to the rod but 1t
is his boast that IL he has departed from his natu-
raj kiudoess Of Opposition il vas in giving drubbngs to
tha. iueo rgbs dunce the Prince Felix Constantine Al
sxAnder Jeln Neppom who was oae OF his urdd-
fal pupls Poyge slys that whatever compunc.ions OF
conscience be may have fell at putting bis bnysh hide In
preparation for contact with the fierce weather Of life
hs will feel none uOz il hs shl be fortunate enough to
meet him among noon's II ssiAns.
The seLeaogy Of the PRINCE Is given correctly in the
WIG except the omission Of the fact that bis ancestors
we're of that class OF European Nobility known a. Rob
Der. Of the Rhine who by their success in bandit 70
rays At length achieved opusncs which gave them
titles Of P. ees True to the ruiog passion Of hs stree
the young hopeful could not resist the "ly-Out thai
AbOlioni,m ho.ds out, and hence he is no" here tc
rep ush his meagre purse oil the hIness of Southern
homes Should foruae throw the Prince in the range o.
our Minie balls the Ton Green Raes" will put in 4
claim ior his r val scalp $1,000
Texas Camp, 0;tcbsr +h.
N.B-Salm-Saln means Salmon, and the coat Of armI
Of the Prioee Is two hsh in tho fern oil an y
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stirring Events.

Irporan. events NAY be looked for at any TINS. Il
J be marv indeed II the week p.sssss by Nilhout
a as decisive engagement This VIII be apparent from
4 ronents examinsticn Of what the " Y. Herald
d ,7li call "the situation" Lee IS hardly pistol
D a5. from Rosecrans. Il is not possible for him
ID uls.e week in lhro~Og up entrenchmenss, ~hsn be
. " l,v hiJ strong hand on the i1padent Du;enmau
y boqt "st hindrarcs or impedimeut' He will srs;ain,
y AZ e rite sure the great reputation which he had
4 q Ne left this ei.v. he may be SLOW to strike, but
neYes and vhereyer Us blow falls it Sill be suTe &c
There vii be a grea, rafting Of dry bones on Big
sell ere oug We feel very certain. II Kentucky, We
n y, three most elterprisi1g men-Johnston, Buekner
h. lie fer They are not os the s,and-stl, Eai'-a'
b strike u,s-fyou-dare, school That's not their s.ye
n sy belong 10 the gosheAd party, and are foolish
b orga to tbiak seriously Of sp'nd1s the winter IN
d lrsvil, and Cincinnati EOg neat Is getting scucs
D,ie. and they are afer it With sharp stick. 1t We
"a % Missouri, fad there The bOliest fellow this
has We; turned up. Price ia the man for our moie}
b, he's 4 small opinion OF FsouI aud the Fabans He
aiers oe1sive measures The best mode Of defense.
b links that men Sighting for their homes may be
,r trusted in an attack II that attack il 10 be
ra9e upon sn eueay defended by heavy guns and en-
he sbmeu,s He has taugh, the world what can be
d,a, vi $40, guns and smooth bores. u has immor
t,Hz d tie "bar-ioOt uillshy" We believe in hiR. We
B., eve that he viii give Mr. JaO. Charit'Fremonts les
l ne ui never forge, as lOrg he hge' iadeed hC
Qvvssi il: Nay more; We baLeye that this lesson viii
Of service 20 the entire Conf deraey, and ehay to
as 6ig-wigs military and civil Of ihe hitherto passive
nth. TIE probability Is that Fremont has been already
sairp l. We hope 50. Thu, along he whole line o'
/ or mighty frontier stand face 10 face with The
saemy o. the coast prAiicll 'ets are even now DO
ye-i-g Other and mighusr e;s, bent on rspoe and
pual.-. ars 6 sing ous, and will be uoder sail
as everybody esc5 hand IS in, it is more than Prob
-1i, ll- old Wool may give hagruder little turn
/ ger poor sou sands the lss. chance Of any. Hi
,b, aldsst Of all tasks to &c; b. bsart-tha. "ths!
also serve who stand and wait" Huger would give hi
head P,clyu1e Batler would attack him in the rear o
t-sxAere. Could he be induced TO do 80, We dare b
s5-n that the memory Of HaterAs woull be - lOscugh
ao ou. OF the recollection Of YaEkeedom that th'
sns would reysr again be men;ioned-eertainy rot II
connection 4ih that Of Picayune Butler Look vher'
s the Conicderates and the Rederai stand sternll
slai,oadug each o.her. North and South have lori
ben ulidrg the inevitable hour" It has come
Tie dlyl are big with fate; stirring events are close
al13 our destiny hangs on the swim moments that ar
lg as We write. NAY God give US the victory and en-
4 DE bloody strife
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-08
yror the Lyaehbarg Republican Of OfsI'uFday
IMPORTANT FROM TIE NORFHWESf-FIERCE
nN-np nprrNpplEl


We learn from Lieut. Rios, Of Southwestern Virginia,
and Nc W. T. GraoD, of this pllce, who arrived here
vssteray evening from the immediate gh0orhood Of
he sc7n Of action that battle was fought between our
forces Al Ylge their eneaDpment on Greenorier River,
and tbe enemy on Tnursday last. Oar army vas under
o,mmard o. Gen Il r. Jackson, and the Federal troops
xere led b. Gen Rsy soils.
Tbe enemy. prsparaory TO the attack, had cut road
around spur Of tie Allegheny mountain in order to get
in the rear o. orr army, but our General learned their
intention in time to make tho necessary as2osAoas oI
his force TO meet the threatened danger
On Thursday N lrnng, as was anticipated, the enemy
made their appearance 10 force in front oil ten dacx
son on the main turnpike road, While heavy column
appeared on the road bJ them, when simultaneous
attack Was commenced both on JickSons ont and rear
and was contuued with great d.rcsness from A y,
ill l9 NJ Our ipfoTmlnts then at place called
Hefner's about eight miles rect line from the bat
Ia field and could distinctly hear the nces,ant firing OF
the cannon for hours when il seemed that the enc
nv, howiz,rs we're sienc,d by artillery. Three
eonriers passed them the first Of whom told them
th,t C,lonel Blldxa'I regiment had been ordered
by General j. 70 join him just bstors the battle
began. and that they had made the march IRON
their eamp. on the top OF the Aleghany, ds'arce
of nine niles In two hours, aud bad arrived 10 time 70
,oke part in the dsht Vita Col RS regiment General
Jackson bad 500 and eish. pieces Of art'erscon'
sing OF SAum k,rs battery OF four guns, L,e battery
of thee guns ard one gun commanded BY Capt kice
The secoHd courier told them that Gn. jackson wa'
holding his ground and the enemy seemed about TO give
up the contest The last courier cana TO order back al
! the empty wagons TO Monterey.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-08
FROM TIE Array OF rae KANAwHA.
Editorial Corr ssPOrdaEee Of The LyAehburg Repubean
CAMP AT MEADOW BLuFT, J
September 81, 1861,

CAMP AT MEADOW BLUFP,
September 81, 1861.
As he ereuy has ceased 70 threaten Us from the d.
rrcion If the wilderness Faai and large force ct this
pcint ia no longer Genital the security Of INK
ard rear Gen Floyd has dispatched forward the larger
portion Of his command to occupy POSITION lS mlIs
il frort along with the Wise Legion Thesa now &C.
cury the eastern ridge of Big Sewtl while the enemy
the number of l20o0 a. prisoners inform us occupy
the summit Of the same mountain. The two opposing
armies therefore, stand eyeng each other from tht
spcive elevations Just one mile apart Portions cf the
ridge occupied by u.s. fully high tho top OF Sew
ell itse but being covered except in two places with
dense forest Of giant oaks position in great part is
entirely concealed from the observation OF the enemy.
His position or the other hand stretching along as il
does upon the beautifully cleared plateau OF Sewe is
distinctly vsole 10 our naked eye; while with glasses
the mens Of the and teams eau be clearly no
tei Their ercem2ment il Cne white sheet OF canvass
and Yesterday counted mere than 100 wagons moving
ID and fro. Tts has been the position OF the two force
for the last four days with occasional bisk skInsbg
between their oupos.s
On w, dnesday the enemy felt our position all along
our lines occasionally coming in close quarters with our
ckes. Two three were killed on our side, and ten
a doZsn on his.
Prisoners captured Yesterday inform that il was the
intention of the enemy TO Gtack to-day In foc bat
il commenced raining Iast night aboo o'clock and nas
poured do-n in toirents from that hour 10 this witt ou
a moments ces saton. Such rain has scarcely ever
been seen to i.l in these mountains and Is obliged,
think, to retard al sctive army operations for several
days to come 1t il, no doubt d, sgned b. Prcvderco
for some good purpcseIerhaps to Ih~,rt in wGy
tie plans OF cur enemies but the thousands Of o:
soldiers who have been compelled stand the terrible
pngs Of the pi.less Storm without ten;', will hardly
appreciate properly the wisdom OF the Divine ntcrpot
| ton.
Gen. Floyd still suffers considerably from his wound
itbei much than was, for prude1tisl rea
son. at Grst represented The ball entered hs is3hy
par oi his arm Just below tie eltoy, passing ot!qneiy
ut near the wrist Fortunately no bone was broken
hu. the use e' and flesh badly torn.
About lU o'clock this morning, one Of the most viole
gales swept over US that has been known in tie
mountains 1t lasted until night, end together with
torrents of rain which accompanied it, m,de the day
most trrible one. The whole Garth became a running
sheet Of wafer Bridges were washed away, roads
pieces and the tents Of our men dashed 10 the earth
T 10 rain wssEed violently into qrar:ers and wheE
ght mai Of us had to put fence rails und.
or b, di 10 keep them from the water aud mud y!
young friend Capt W. and myself kept ourselves toa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-08
From The Nashville Union of October SRI
AFFAIRS IN KENTUCKY.
Jews RUMORS. AND LIES FROM THE LOUIS
WILLIE JOURNAL

We are indebted to friend for copy Of the Louisville
,ral Of the aOth ult, from which select tie fol
loving items IS ehowing the drift Of things in that
State:
MANCHESTER TAKES-We have reliable news OF the
taking Of Manchester Clay county, by Zollicofer and
hi, men, with n great destruction of property.
THE Destruction OF BRIDGE OVER GREEN RIVER -
The bridge across Green River, the Blfdstown and
Nashville turnpike eight miles from the railroad bridge
over Green River destroyed by the rebels on Thus
day lis..
EXCITING RuaoRs PROM NrLsnS County "A dctach,
nent of five hundred men from the Tenth Indians Reg'
ment left this city Saturday and proceeded at once TO
ardsown, occupying the pace. Il is understood that
parly Of SIX bundled T, bes were entrenched On the
farm Of Arch. wst n, about half way between Bard'
town and Bloomfield and 1t was runored last evening
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A onc.tIon with Rnglana.

Some tine a. o, two EOgih vessels, arriving on The
coast OF North Carolina and fading no blockade, pro
ceeded to Beaufort. Disehargiag their eargOes, they
loaded again and started for Liverpool But now some
Yarkcs ships were on hand and refused permission fol-
them to pass The captains protested, coptendng thai
there being blockade when they arrived the right o
iarsss carried with the right Of sgrsss They app al
ed TO the British Consul at Charleston who coneded
with the captains but his onstrance bad no better
effect; whereupOn he proceeded to Washington and
laid the subjsc, before Lord Lyons.
We gather these facts from the Raleigh Register.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-08
FROM TENSEs ZEE.

MrarBrs. Oct. 4.-col Hartss Is a: Columbus With
biz command.
Gen. J 6. TbomPsor's tcr-e ;sakpv q. New x'dI;d
bouai to ST. Louis. Tor the pOse Joining Gen. Price
ard Gen. AcCullocb. y -
Gen claik is moving hence insss Sne direction With
twenty cauncD.
Gen. Fremont. seeiy II er5sngeSei, srd 8 o0o Of lis
tto Lave NOV PeiCeshsssi from Ccl1rt1'.
Tie Ksnccki,ns are ds:m'by Kertrcky End rrt-
die. that The Soubern Winter QIarers viii be A. e.
Lou's. Louisville, Washington asd Baltimore.
NASHVILLE, 0st. A gentleman Who arrived ,fis
evening from E,sie,n Kep0cky ssys the Fsdesi'< oeo
strong, advanced from Camp Dc RoSinson to BIZ al,
sixty miles nearer the Tsrrssee :Bs vi the yoH o;
for ing themselves SO ss TO prsFeni Z.lctEE's nrGh
into Kentucky. aE
Our troops have not advanced S7yord oroen Risac.
Tee Federas IRE fortfyiBg EizloeihtoSn where they
are encamped 5000 strong, aih siah{ eassss. ss.
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unn,nrIr RnrIt-xr..

Hasrs Bssckeurids', wm. Preston and other dis'in-
g5si cz'as Of Ksa,ncky succeeded in reaching Vir-
g1a last week and have goae w6s, il supposed, With
.s intention Of joining the Confederate Army under
G.al Buekner or GsnL Johnston. They arrived at
tl7xyi, on the n and received with great en-
-laism BY an immense crowd Mr.. Preston delivered 4
'y stirring sp,eeh and assured The people, that Ken
ky would be speedily side BY lie With Tennessee aud
si no Ysskee flag shall ever South Of the 0blO
The Knoxville Register gives the annexed notice Of
NJ. B.seknriags's remarks.
He declined 70 discuss the questions which bad led to
The disruption Of the old UnOa, because Of the psctAr
circumstances 70 which be found himse which forbade
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-08
TELEd RJPHIC.
THE BATTLE AT GREEyBRIER RIVER.

IRE follosing dssp,lc5, from Bdsadier G;pcrst H:R
Jack.or, has been received at the War Department:
'GxsEsnRIrR RIVER, Oc'. S.--Ths enemy attacked
us TT eight ocoek ttii morning 10 considerable fctc,
estmated a. Ave thousand and With six pieces CT af.
l,ry Of ger r,nge than any have. Aeer hot hrs
of four and half hours ard avy attempts 70 charge
our lines, ke was rspulsei evidently with considerable
losa We have c.vsly TO puTsus hin on Ills retreat
The / 81 on our side las been incorsd,Tabl' fuller
report will be sivan throngh .se regular channels For
several days uy correspondence with Gen. LoTing has
been interrupted.
The onem!s forcs was snporior to ours. but we had
tie aivantage of position"
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the expression Of his feelings until he could get back to
tAat home from which be was row fugitive without
crime. Bat he assured the people o; Tennessee tha;
KentuckiSns would yet preserve the liberties OF that
ate andrep the Liuceln invaders who outraged her
soil, and would yet embrace Tennessee sister who
bad come to her assistance in the hour Of her depes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-08

sb dry BY star ding Props TO our eus poles durr the
height OF the storm thus preventing the hurricane IRON
stripping rs of our fsil tenement Though II asy
thing but the naiufh ccc on for mir;h, yet ,ycd
mlny hearty laugh at the mi.hf ps Of our neiRsho's,
,xnectirg every moment TO he laughed at In cur urn.
2sh-Brs Gen Flsyt srr:ved here to-day en- .i.i.
to her husband and has taken quarters ct neghbo'ng
70 m house.
such rsnforcemep's reached to-day ss to mske cur
position here safe and ifnsbe one, In our Opinion
Among them Is Col Jesse Bu.k'.
Gen. Lorins, siib Eve regiments from the Northwest,
Gen. Chepman. With 1900 militia, the Phillips Legion
AID RusselIs 2o:h Mississippi regiment are hfra. Our
force Is now about ii COO. X. ID. u.
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RICHMOND WHIG.
MONDAY MORNING. OCT. I. 1851.
The Daily whIg In RIehmOnd-Pay the Car
rIara.

The great demand for the DAILY WHa within the city,
.s vel by regular by transient readers. and the diff
uly Of satisfactorily supplying both classes Of readers,
h. carrying system adapted Only to Office susseriP-
toos bave induced Us to resort 20 the only feasible
ols Of managing large city circulation, to wit; that
hi p-s4spai ,Ls Curriers' From this date, there
cre no subscriptions for the wars to be efs within the
y vii be taken al this oiee, ard all persons indebted
Subscription TO the present time within the city, arc
caes.ed % call at the ofce and settle their accounts
e Carriers will Of course continue to deliver the pa
70 the present subscribers and receive pay for the
ns At the rate Of fifteen eeas per week The public
aov understand the; ell restriction upon the sale OF
- Who by Carriers within the ey IS removed, and
ali sho want may buy !: from the Carriers or have
FOR them as their residences or places OF business
, Ssptsaber l6ts. 1861.
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CAPTURE OF THE TIE U. 8. STEAMER FANNY
WILuIsGros. N. c., Oct. 6.--Annutheriic Later nom
an ecsr on board the Raleigh es'sd on the 2nd
inst, says that tue steamers Cure~ ard Rsiogh tsd
captured the Federal steamer Fanny on tie sTslilg tt.
FORE She was lea i6d with Blankets great costr, shces
aud clothing for the Federal feet and bad IS men on
board n, one was either killed wounded on either
side Tie steamer Fanny and her cargo worth reay
sIaO 600.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-08
NAVAL ATTACK.

McDLr, Oct. -on yesterday the U S. war vesse The
Mississippi steamed up 10 within half mile OF the ior'''
fcitions Low in Of erection on the Gulf coast
Sac fsei broadsie at the laborers employed on tie
works but n 5body was hurt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-08

Gen. Jackson wss strongly entrenched, and the hope
is entertained tha he succeeded in defeating the enemy,
though his ordering back his wagons appeared snspi
eious
The force of the enemy not known, though 1t was
supposed to b. nue. superior to Gln. J aud 1t sss
thought had been further strengthened by The arrival oi
Gen. Rosecrsns, with a portion OF his comma2d from
the Gluey This, how,vsr, is bu; conjecture, a. no;t-
ing def ite known concerning lis arrival The enc
mys guns which of mucl superior czlbre to ours
we're paced meadow the lef of the road to Cseat
mouniSio, whence they commanded our cam?.
alormanls could learn nothing certain cf the te-
suit ofthe battle, aud shal ou'ly await further
adviCe es though from explanation made by them
to fear disastrous result, even should our
forces he compelled 20 rslrsat
p S-A :elegraphic dispatch reports the almost total
def at OF the enemy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-08

SEcCKsrRAroS-The Charleston Courier Of tie lst,
states that in the two previous days within which the r
oevers had got fairly work over hundred cases
amounting at least SsloO Of alien enemies properly
have been brough; before hs In one case the prop
rry Of pon-r siisnt nov at the North, will be to the
amount of $4,000 in real estate and negroes In an
other the sum of SEQ 600 invested in plantation and
negroes viii b. added 20 the Receivers funds.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-08

Tae Hot the Warm and the Healing springs are 6lled
wish SEX soldiers. We hear on good authority, that
they are not dsd to as they should be- Where the
blame las properly do not pretend to say The MAJ
ter should be looked into Immediately. We are not Of
those who believe that everything is being done for our
sck soldiers that and Oush. be DONE and, uale
speedy reform is iaAuglrA.sd, it will become our duty
% speak quite plaialy lhis subject
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-08

FRoN CUMBERLAND FoKD p rsons direct from Crn'.
be.and Ford Teport iha, Gen. Zlc fer bss advapcsd
TO The Ssls Works 4; Gocse Creek Viii h he has now
posss ion Of, and has shipped eff lnge quansiy OF
sal which vas chssruiy Rven Up by the pariifs Who
rad possesson of tie Salt Works-Knoxris Register,
Oct. f. g --Fcs
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PRISONERS RECAPIUREp.

MOBILE, oc: 5--Ths four prisoners who escaped eu
route to New Orleans have been arrested and lodged in
jail.