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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
cow TO NAIL LETTERS TO EURopE.

The complet, shutting or OF all communication with the
Northern States renders il impossible to send letters by
the usual chanud But there is mode of mailing them
not yet interrupted and VIII oh be employed With
curiiy. TIE English steamers touch ut Tampioo, which
l. about three hundred miles from Mstamoras in Ne 1ico.
The New Oslrans Picay une, of the 3rd inst siys
Auguste de Mesgrirgy appointed by the postmaster
Of this c as special mail carrier for the New Orleans
aud Mexican mail. connecting al Tsmpico with the En-.
gh steamer, for the West I1da and Europe, has Just
completed tbs necessary rgements at Tampico and
win start from this oity Sith the frs. mail the 10
ST. when tho double daily stage LIE Of four horse post
coaches between New Iberia and Nibetts Rlug be
running TO carry passeg to and from the Texan from
tier. Tho cce for the reception Of letters, No. ID Gus
tomhouse street. will be open every day from o'clock
in the morning to in the afternoon, and the first mail
wi close on the 9th, at O'Clock, h. n,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
Tue Nrw wAR srcRErAKr.-A CORE. psad,pt Of the

Tue NKw War SEcRErARr.-A rrsspSadcpt Of the
Charleston Courier writes the following ALTERING notice
Of HF. Beniamin's Efforts in the War Department:
Rers~ed yigos aad industry characteriz, the War
Department. The new Secretary, Mr.. Bet amin, et US
hope he will be permanently appointed Is just tts men
for the position. No comes from an interview with
him who does not speak in terms Of wonder and admra.
tion of his qu!ckness of perception and prompness Of
decision He dispatches business in one hour than
most men could accomplish in day. Though he enter
ed the Department comparatively unacq tainted with its
details in few days he has made himself thoroughly
conversan with the whole opo and range Of his duties
as q War Minister Mr. Bepjamin is one Of the extra
ordinary in America aud i, almost indispensable to
the GonIedSracy. No public man has larger share Of
the conf ,ence bf The Prepidsnt.-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
WHY THE Yohra WAGES THIs WAR.

H.. al, ~
IL nAs oeen no' u"pi'D''o' .'',t'"'u 800 Wv y
tie principal reasons why the North Is SO received upon
the continued vigorous prosecution of tie s Tat
r.. reo,,s mn, know bv exreriepce the inesiimable
"'. st., "a, II ,hov Lrew his
value 70 'hs'' VI u,
before they effected 20 deny u Shd sought Perseluy
10 dsuarage cu- wealth and resources The North fat
,,,.,.r,,;o- of N. s,,,b mara holiday tack.
ecu 'ue eu'' " r.I- Ia =,
and fondly magined 'hat In lev mou'ns 'e' WYNN 70
enabled to conquer u, bold us as subject province sna
compel us to resume the former channels Of mercan-
ST. ,r,r,rr;.,,;o, TIE New Orleans Bee speakirg Of
-, g., 81 ,h,, oar on tho mar. os the
tne causes anu '"'''' ~ '-'' ""''
North, says;
Since the commencement Of hcs,ies they have gradu
av lost the entire comm CT the South, and they
we'll aware that il for ell future time this vast source
opuIence forfeited by the the mercantile mars OF
New England and the Nidde States yil be hopelessly
ruined Nothing possibly save them except the re.
| cavery Of that magnificent trade which has etFohed
Nav York Boston and Philadelphia, and created mihi-
olaires and merchant princes in those cities tmay be
urged that the South never be again induced to main
thin imp0rtSat business relations with tho NORTH. Prob
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

While on his late visit 10 Ch;cigo, Prince Napoleon
icon Of jerome Bonaparte, and son.iL-Aw Of Victor
Enanucl King Of Sardnia) bad an interview with Lor'
e. Hare, eyed so years, who sold er in the wars
Of the first Napoleon and vas inmate Of The Poor
House 10 Chicsgo He Vas carried 20 tie Eotel OF the
Prince who cordially shook him by the hand, and invited
hin to seat 10 to questions. the old veteran
exhibited many ocar,-he loss Of three fingers from
tho ssire Of Cosssek whom he afersard killed IN the
retreat from As.coz-s wound on the left shoulder BY
CRAZE shot at the track OF bset tfg,ug bis left
leg at Arcola and sabre cut bis head at Ansars,
on which field he received fom the Emperor the Cross
Of the Legion OF Hopor which he then produced. l. Is
said that as the souversation prccdd. and III. many
battles Of the old warrior fongbt oyer again. tears
shed by both parties. The Napoleon dynasty a..
ways had strong hold on The sfecou Of The French
soldier.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
Step, In 80 far, thu, sheu'd we wade no more,
Returning we're a. tedlcui as 70 en-"

The Raleigh Standard avows and u,ters the opinion
daring heresy-;hat agent appointed to purchase
horses for military sesgice, should be good judge OF
horsesi
Did any one suppose such condiioa7 On the same
principle our sxscug and fasdicus friend Of tde Stand
ard would quire some Acquaintance with the provo-
market and the provision trade in Commissary, somc
knowledge of clothing 10 Qaarermaster and generally
some qualification beyond blood relationship, or
ogrspby for every office!
Are you ready for such order of things 0har;s,
A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

TAG FRxsHEr.-The freshet announced at Augusta
some days ago. is now coming dewn in an immense vol
ume threatening much disaster to some OF the pants
tons above the city. Sunday as was, many OF our
planters engaged the whole of yesterday 10 remov'
l. g their rice and Strengthening their dams. In some
plsces il lacked but few inches OF overflow, and last
night the water still risDg-SaUanHah R'pabiean,
OF eth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
rtEcroRAL TICKET FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE

PRESIDENT.
For the State a. Large.
JOHN R. EDMUNDS, Hslifsx.
ALLEN T. CAPERToN, Monroe.
l. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of Aiddlese1.
9. CINCINNATUS W. NEWTON, of Norfolk City
sRT. DANIEL. of Richmond City.
WIN. +. THOMPSON, of Din"iddie.
s. WOOD B0ULDIN, Of Charlotte.
6. WIN. L. GoGGIN, of Bedford
7B.F. RANDOLPH, of Abemare.
s JAS. W. WALKER, of Madison.
9. ASA ROGERS, of Louaoun.
10. sANL. @. WILLIAMS, of Shenandoah.
II. 8. MCDOWELL REID, Of Rockbridge.
70. henry A. EDNUNDSoN, Of Roanoke.
10. JAS. W. SHEFFEY, Of Snythe.
IA. HENRY J. FISHER Of Mason.
Is. JOSEPH JOHNSON, of Harrison.
l6 L. II. FI1ZaUGH, of Ohio.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

The Editor of the Southern Churchmnn desires US to
s,y that he Is about begin publishing his paper in
Richmond Just as s0ep as he can make the necessary
raugements In the tine. will his old subscribe 8
b, pleased to communicate with him in RichEaoud, arr
., all his property is in the hands Of the enemy he val,
b. Rratifei f those who owe him will Immediately send
n, thar d.el IN this MACE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
From the Enquirer Of Yesterday.
JOIN B. FLOYD, AND "0FFI0ER5 OF THE WISE
LEGION"

Tae following letter, signed "John B. Floyd" is pub
lshed at his special instance and request;
To the Editors Of The Enquirer
HEADQUARTERS Army OF KAHAwHA,
CAMP on sEwELL Oct 9Th, 1861. J
Sir; In the Enquirer of Oct l1 you have published
certain leters dated in Can Defiance pup ring to be
written by officers In the "Wse Legion under my COM
mand These persons pretend 10 narrae my conduct in
this campsigo particularly in the late actions on the
Gauey aud retreat 10 Meadow Buf Their statements
are oaumna,ory alsehoods having 10 shadow OF truth
for their foundation but their intention and not ss
their msligniy is too obvious to permit me to be-
eve that h0y b. Injurious either TO my own reputa
i'm. or that of the army which | then commanded.
Even were it otherwise, should leave the judgment
Of those officers to my government which, having been
exactly informed OF their details has hopored their COL
duct with cordial APPRECIATION and remit my personal
yndicaiion from malicious detracon 20 history, as also
to those among my living countrymen who love justice
But the duty Of commander comptls me to demand OF
YOU the nimts Of those individuals who have so far for
gotten the honor Of gen men and the character OF Of
f.ers as 10 invent and publish lioels on their General
and their companions thus vie In spirit and I'M
truthful in material that they may be tried by the mill
tary tribunals and punished if guilty, according to the
laws Of the stray
I am, sir, yosr ooedient servant,
joys B. FLoyD.
The following reply Ia also submitted TO the public
ENQURER 0YFIox.
Oct 10, 1861.
Joas Q. FLoYD Esq:
Sir,-Your letter Of October 6:b 1861 is before US
Not recc gnizng any alihori, in yourself either ind
vidu,lly or a. Commander OF the Army Of Eauawha,
to demand the of our correspondents we decline
to comply with your request.
TYLER WISE ALLkGKx.
We declined TO furnish the Of our correspon
dents toll Floyd because o bis purpose TO seek hs
vindicat:op through Court Martial instead of the usuG
ode among GENT spen. Whenever General Floyd pro-
poses personal vindcatioa tip names Of our cores
pondents shall be furnished.
We shall dismiss Il l,tter with the statement that the
characters of our correspondents have been STAIN
ed BY the susps o. crime ard that charge Of false
hood agai1st Them is much easter made than proved
They are gentlemen the EQUALS Of Gen floy5 in every
resp c. and what they have erred in their communi
tohs, we believe 70 be true in letter and spirit.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
Ius,pr.sr.-The New Orleans Crescent, Of ru,sd

| bye.
Capt. Andrew O. Musshy. Of the Confederate States
schooner infono in the State seiyice Of Louisiana
rived in this city yesterday from cruise In tia Calf Of
tie southwes. coast. We learn by gentleman who
up with the pln from Blratara that the Antonio
succeeded few days ago in mixing very important
capture within mile aud half CT the stelm frgate
Pohak ~ and that documents have been sessd seriously
duplicating persons Ia this city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

SHoEs FOR OUR SOLDIERS The authorities Of Russell
county, Ala have set good example fer the rest of the
Conederacy. They have contracted for the maaufac.
Of three hundred pas Of shoes for the volunteers
from their county
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
Conversational CANDIDATES.

We overlooked the card Of Mr.. John r. Kiloy, an.
rouucing himself Candidate in the 2nd Congressional
District Col D. j. Goodwin is also Candidate In inc
same District.
In this 1.-THE Richmond District. Mr. Baker T. Lse'
ia Candidate in addition to those already announced
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
From The. NoyoikHDoy Book Of Thursday.
NORTHERN NEWS.

In conversation with ope Of the passengers In the
fig OF truce steamer, which came up from Cd Point
Tu lay list We ned that at he Baltimore city ,lec
tion which takes place very shortly the oath Of
will be presented to every who presents himself to
vot aud If he refuses to take it, he Will be disfrar
chised What will follow their disirancbisemea il is
by no mesrs difficult to conceive, If the power Of these
ryran;s ia not speedily allied. government that
would deprive its cit OF lheif rights viii not scrapt
TO deprive them Of their liberties sS). ="
Our informant corroborates the statement made yes.
terdsy with regard 10 the stoppage Of travel between
Baltimore and Washington us With the
came details We bad previously obtained but unable
to assign any ressou for the move Il mears something
however, aud Shouts lorewsrn rs.
We also gather, from the SAME source that extensive
batteries have been chilly erected as various points
along the Philadelphia road and that another Is nov
berg constructed AID Is reSrng CONJUNCTION Tkis ia
very much kp We we're expected In Washington, With
certainty perfect 70 induce our focs to relic gu Oh
the idea Of trying TO keep US out, and to devote their
time and talent 10 event rs, pots BILE, from advar
cling further into their country.
In answer to cur e. quiry, whether or not Mcclellan
was expected by his Govern mt 10 advance upon the
Southern frees, told that such was not the
pectaton that be placed there TO resst Beauregs
and ttst Realregari gid NOT aae the ssupce tbefs
would b, no fsbicG Mcclellan Is represented as say
iIg that be would say there long uregsrd did
but that he would, under any Circumstance a.
tack his Beaurega-ds) forces. Rather afraid of mask
. bat.eree, We think.
c Plaza vas lu. in operation short while stree, BY
Of tie Pederaists 50 our informant says for the
purpose OF tneciag the capture of OF cur .ves
Everything wss worked sdmrsbly well our troops nee
marching right into the provided for them when
suddenly, and whou; any apparent for the move
they rsbt-about faxed and ched OFT ofhsrms reach
to the eompste ehssrin and assapponGsnt Of their eI
emies Tne officer IN charge Of dis uusecet Sui tkpe.
dton. in m,kirg his report sid iii substsEct: That
they 1.-THE Conederales re 10 league with the devil
han the benz Of air leegraphs, be didn't know ghsb
but that any way it was imb possible to catch hemr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

g. Listers business H'as Be addressed 70 iA' S'A0' y
As wig" ,,- . ,,,, .0, n. ,,.hlssh.
AZ TAIs ts a rule Of sdHdin9, 0ngAt 70 oe enoos -
nj ,e t no elSs BE- departed from, O6adry nonce eeeH
M sig.s Hnss are charged for as ddperttssnent
Va caanos 20 return reecfed comm Hnsoos'o"s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

U. g. ScnoosER CAYIURrp "A United States schoo n.
err bound TO Hierss with oonefor the batteries there
ashore on Cape Henry Beach, on Tuesday last, and
was captured BY the Conf derate forces In that utgbor
hood.
The officers and crew Of the vessel were made triscu
ers OF war and sent to this city yesterday They RIP
resent We earp, that ,her vessel after dschsrg her
load ct HAteras, vas to be tpak in the cbaun.I they
so report three other vssse sshore on the beach far
thW 6o1th.-Royjolk Dsy Raok. =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

NA'rGiTios IsrrRRuFrEb The recent rsius have
damaged tts panal from this city 10 ,ingon so ser
ously as to besk up the navigation entirely with the
cspon Of sh,ut 10 mics Of the line immediately above
here. ]: will require understand several weeks 10
make the necessary repairs-L ynehbHrg Republican.
the regular passenger ain which should have left here
at o'clock yesterday evening for the wes, sas net
started out, The whole force Of the company u
work repairing danpgess whish 1t Is hep VII be sex,
peted BY o.monow.--Lyaehbuyg Rspn3!iesn.' 800
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

A sURGEox IN BAD Fn-A desps:ch frem Wash
irgtontays
aching Surgeon Toombs was prough. to Washington
Yesterday, on the steamer Baltimore, which bad taken
sever, political pr:oners from Annapolis to Fort Ia.
hJe.ie.
According to report Toont, ghsp on ths voyage, sp
to be made by turning the head Of the beat hs
Shore that the prisoners could make their escape ard
that be would insure them $500 esch for their asssrc
and ESQ per month The marines rejected the propcsi.
ton, when be said there we're men enough boaid to
the steamer, aud that than DO arrested re
would blow Ter up Hence the conspirator was arresa
aud brought b. re 10 irons
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
Georgia.

Brown Is re-eltc;ed Governor over mr.. Nistet
but unascertalned mtjority. Gov. B. has
Governor, and the opposition 10 him
by the fact that he had held the
I'd shapgh a third term wss not In
~ vsssurkrown to the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

h.ys participated IN the battle Of 4Sg!Sn Gays there
Il not tho shados OF truth 10 the ,tatement Of rtain
newspapers that Col. Eulligar; 10 repy to General
Prlces summons to der, told him ITO 60 TO h-
The au; summons had from Price," says the writer,
twas q cannon ball the reply TO ID was another
Neither there any TRUTH says the same writer In the
report that Gen. Nuigan refused to give up bis sword
wien it vas Seusneed Password was not taken from
Dim whis the writer m,ines fbs fuS!hcr statement
in the papers that Col NullIssn ehalstgcd Price to a
fair fight four to one, Is also denounced as false Col
Nulgan bad enough TO DO, says the correspondent O.
brave one, be bad no time to spend 10 turcombs ex
billions Of valor fs the benefit Of sensation reporters"
The writer pays warm, and, Il woui appear. eesv
cd pimen. 10 the bravery Of BIS captured Colonel
We viii state by the way that be 10 not the BILLY hul,
lsau" Of New York ey sosorissy but .avJsr OF CHI
Oago. 80 eattfffa 4t It,if .le sI.. 4 z r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
RICHMOND WING
To CORRRsPONDKNTs.

SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. IL, 1851.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-11-21

TIE Election The election. If it may
be so S" called. IN "Wednesday last. in ,hi.:
county. turned out pretty mucl: as might
have been expected. from the threats L.
sued from Washington u fe~ days before,
and the s;a,ioning Of soldiers q. every pre-
cine, polls i'll tbs county Hundreds OF
States Rights men. dcspsiring Of fa,r
expression Of public sentiment. at present
did not come to the polls. and no doubs
some tinid once. through fear. voted with
the Republicans. As far a. our polls
(Rockviil.) wer. concerned. oil vas yer:
quiet. and no par.on was interferea With
bat. to our kno~ledg... At least one hun
bred and thirty States lights voters wer.
10. a. the polls. The majority for How
ard, notwithstanding ID. sl.m turn out. il
this district. is e!even. In Medky's it il
,w-nty-eisI:,. In Crzcklin. ouiy elsve,
S.a,es' Rights ,nru voted. the military be
ing stationed ut the Windows where the 30
ter. deporis-d their ballots. Bu, it is un
necessary to par.icuizrizs. It is plain
FROM every sign. that the Republicans in
tend to rule this State By military power
regardless of the votes Of the people. IA
loug as they can. After violating ever
other prihcipie Of the Constitution. it is
very small matter with them 10 knoc
down the very foundation Of the govern.
ln,ns. the bsll"t-Lox for as long As the
eau get n,"ney to 90 il, they can biz
plenty 10 support them in is.-Aortgo"sl
J e., 70. [l2<-..,:'<) S~'.si.aei.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-11-21
List If Grand srd Petit Jurors.

Grand Jcso&s.--Ie.jsmin Adam.
foreman: Y K. JoLes. Charles Bowling
!. J. Ali.,~a, q. H Morgan. u +
Burroughs, John Bohannau. L. II
Leigh. John Dillahay. II. a. SsoD"
-h!bers Burch, z, II. Tippets. G. W. !.
Dack!ar, Theo. Harrison. J. L. ASen
Randolph Jones. g. 8. Mat,ing'"v. '".
eph A. Magill. John Blackstone. John 4,
Davis. *. L. Dent, William Graves an;
u..:, J.ues.
Pxr,r Jraons James r. Tho:a:s,
W,n. E. Hooper. E!kanah Wise. Juhn c.
Herbert. W. l.. Biscoc. Joseph Cough.
1.-onar! Hayden. }. Z. CARPENTER. Hsrri'
s,u Edwards. Jsmes U, Spaldiug. William
e. At,N. Charles Dent. James c. Bean.
Wm. . Reedcr. J. L. Hammctt. VIII
liam Na,,:ugley. Il VIM. VIM. Z. Cole,
p. H. Dorsey. ". b. Chan. s&phc"
Ilayden, L. i. T. Maddox, Benedict Ma
I'll, Jubr A. Dunbar. b. Pen6roke sno
Jos. c. D.us.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-11-21
T1i,0.

AT his residence in the Factory district
Oh Saturday. the 10th Instant, JAMES
EDWARD CRANE, in the 5lst year OF
his age.
At his residence. near Lconar" I"~u
on Sunday the i7ih instant. ALEAAN.
DER RUSSELL. aged about 81 years.
GA Monday, tn. lsh inst, at sh" resi-.
dence Of her mother near Leonard Town.
HATTIE. youngrs. daughter Of Harriet
j and the late nr. thomas Matthew's
asci years and 8 mouths.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-11-21
STATE or MARYLAND.
Erect TIVE CHAMBER,
AHSapo,Is Nov 5 1851


4 n honnr-i custom calls agai,. for
IA Day Of Thanksgiving and Prayer
for th. blessings vouchEated 10 u during
tn" year which is about To pass away
notwithstanding the evil that hangs
over US. We have abundant reason to be
thankful for the grca, good with which q
mcfciful G"d has blessed u.s. Nature has
hcen -,caifa>t and ;rue She has bounti-
fully opened her bosom. and the husband
man has rcapcd beautifully. There j.
neither famine nor pcstilcncc in the land :.
and. notwithstanding our grievous Nation
al aflic,i"us. We have abundan, cause
for thanksgiving.
While the people arc learning the art
Of war. let them not forget the arts OF
peace and LET them devously pray tha,
tbs great nation may again become uni
ted. loyal. Constitution loving and law.
abiding people and that National pros.
peri'y. education and Christianity may pre-.
vail everywhere in the land not forget.
ting the kindness due 10 the afflicted ah,;
the charity we owe TO the poor
| Now. therefore. !. Tbo,nas HoIlida,
Hicks. Governor Of Maryland. do spp"ih
: THURSDAY. the 2ssh day of NOVEM
BIER. INST AS ADAY OF THANKS
GIVING AND PRAYER TO AL
MIGHTY GOD: Aud | recommend e
the good people # the State tbs. they sb
stain on that day from sheir Ordinary occu
pa'ions, and. gathering in the appr"pria.
places Of worship. TIA. they unite in -z
pr"ssions If gratitude to God. and in in
voking HE aid to restore peace 70 on
distracted country. e.
49, Given under my hand an
ZEAL the Great Seal Of the State {
- Maryland. this ff.h day Of M
vrnbes, III the year Of Our Lord on
thousand eish: hundred and sixiy-one. {
by the Governor: TIL. II. HICKS
GRAysos EIcuklBERsER.
; Secretary Of Ss.le.
Nov. 21s.. 1875.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-11-21
Shall White hen Kulc America


Tar WEEKLY CAUCASIAN is the title Of
"a Democratic Union paper, hss ipdcrer-
dent Of party. recently ssar'sa IN New
York y sac late rrcprietors Of i"E Day
Bocx. via. Was Suppressed. Their
new issue dnes nc: discuss the war. AMI
hence it cirrnla,cs it, the uaile unmoiest
ID. Il takes fer is motto thc scntim n.
Of the late s.sa:or Doug!a'. 'rhss this
covcrumcu: was made on she white basic
by white men. for the benefit ef wais'
men snd ih,ir rcsscrity forever" and. Will
THE text. il deals the hardest kind Of
blows ut the Abolisionis,s. Dr. Van
Evrie, the senior editor. i scientihc
stujeD. Of she question of races. aud be
shows what negroes are and What white
men are. in such way .ha. sbe Abolition
lists will and it difficult t. answer his ar
gumcp,s. Tue CAUCASIAN is published
at the los Price Of OsE DOLLAR rsk rrAR
with fSll reports Of the New York CArrLE
GRAIN and PRoDvcE Markets. WA
News. full and complete. &c. &e. Sub
lseripsioes are received "r TBsEs MosrRs
4 At Is CENT ,sseh subscriber, or 70
rcoR COPIES. Any person ~ho viii sen
,y,,s poslAks for club Of isc subscriber,
+, a, one pess-oEicc. will get q siaA c~p
gratis Larger clubs will he furnished :
The rate Of twenty copies Tor $lf. 1t
cue Of tic CHEAPEST papers published
Subscriptions should be addressed to Va
: E.rie. horton / Co.. No. &c. Mass
: sunset. ftee;rcn copies seat free to q
> who write ss~ them. We would rccou
. ,se,.d .ll eur res.lers who wall; Nc
j York weekly paper 10 ps'ro'::se II
Y !. CAv-AsLAx.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-11-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICEis hereby given tina, the subsesi.
~ her has obtained from the Orphans
Cour, o: ST. Mary's county IN Maryland, les.
of John l.. M'thurn. late Of ,aI e0naty. ~.
ceased. All persona having claims against tie
said deceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit tie
same with the proper vnuehsa thereof, 20 tie
subscriber, or or before the -, day Of June.
1862. o,hsrw,se vhey' may vs excluded ~
law fruns all benefit o! The said estate. G,ssa
Under my hand ,his ais, day OF S"vsa'ssf.
l6Sl.
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