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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
ROCKINGHAM AGAIN.

To tie Eiit0r Of the Wig:
Twas little surprised 10 see in your last paper an eel
ora paragraph charging that Buckingham had not done
her duty in the war for Southern independence" II
ia true that hsye done less Boosting than most OF the
countfs Brave men are satisfied with doing their DUTY
and have no desre 10 see their good deeds heraded IN
every newspaper We do not desire to disparsge any
other coun.y-and we're wiling for the future after We
had "cor euersd peace" to award the just need OF
D-aise to the county to which h is due, and not now be
boastfu when honor may bs lost or won On any day
When YOU state what county has DONE tell Us how
many men she has sent-pot now many comphnies' a
company may consist of 80 men, or lOO and the county
which has sent FIVE companies may have IS many men
in the field az the Que which has sent ten. We nave
sent five companes-hsvipg in the aggregate about a1o
men, Besides these we have sent lls men in companies
from other counties-making $50 men sent IRON TINS
.OuH'' = - fax days e be able to orgap
Z, another company. In our companies VIC nA'V
counted none but our own msn-not those from oiher
,,uu.;es We have subsc bed $4,000 to provide for
the families OF the soldiers. Our white population Is
about q 900, and We pay revenue OF S26 600 Our
BOYS did not know this TO be waged by counties
and that counties were 10 De scrsmbGg for the honor
of putting in the field the greatest nuEber Of companies
or VIC could easily have sent ten. Whersve' they saw
the old flag Of Virginia wave they rallied beneath its
folds and now, from Craney LIND TO the knnawha,
scattered through companies from our own and sur
rounding counties have nesIy six hundred as brave
men as ever drew sword or fell in freedoms holy
cause. Buckingham sends fighting men, Mr. Editor
such as were led by the gallant Irving up the bloody
sides Of Rich Mountain and who held their ground
agans, ten times their number when biyonet was
iaterccked With bayone until every officer had fallen,
aud more than onehird Of their number was killed or
wounded. or that gallant baud there was one youth,
DOT sixteen years age who received three wounds and
still fought on though drenched with blood, I'LL the bat
II. closed L. Is Of such acts as these we boast aud
not Of the number Of companies. In heroic deeds we
mean to march eide By side with the foremost county OF
the South. We intend to win name which can only
be done with brave hears and strong arms and let
those who have no oher boast Of their nnmbt OF com
pa,.i.,. D. p O. q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
TIE Richmond district.

Mr.. NacfaElind in consentng to become candidate
for re-econ to the position the duties of which he has
performed With much ability, has been prompted by
tbs wishes Of large sad respectable portion Of our citi'
GERS His representative in the Provisional Con-
gress has met with the general, and far as we are
aware with the universal appreciation Of his constituents
We do reconec: 70 have heard word Of complaint
from any quarter. Apart from his general merits and
the eyiences Of fitness he has already gwen his smi
arity with finance at this time when the financial opera
tons Of the Government Of FIRST consequence would
indicate him e. person eminentlg q: for the position
Il is certain and this may be said without dsparage-
msut 10 Others his election would be honorable 70 the
District and useful to the Republic. -
We have heard nothing from Ei-President Tyler; and
have no information in respect 10 his wishes We had
hoped and expressed ourselves that he would consent
to serve again and have opposition. Tue announce
ment Of Messrs Rsndop h and Lyons candidates pre-
cudes that possibility; and it with the people 10
their sovereign capacity to settle the question. No DIS
tric in the State has better materials from which 10
make 4 selection; and we heartily wish all four Of the
gentlemen named could be elected-p'ovided Colore
Randolph would -. resign his commission in the Army
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
The War.

isreported that army has fallen back to Fairfax
@ II and the movement is supposed to foreshado"
some important operations at an early day we, now
ever, have no information which enables US to speak
with confidence of coming events.
President Davis left the city yesterday morning ior Tue
army of the Potomac.
There were fewer people at the Hotels and less hustle
on the streets Yesterday than we have witnessed for two
months.
From neither Genl Lees army, nor from Kentucky,
have We any late intelligence.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
The pa,,y WING In Richmona-ray ,ho Car

The great demand for the DAILY WHs within the city,
as well BY regular by transient readers, and the diff
Guilty Of satisfactorily supplying both classes OF readers,
BY carrying system adapted only to office suAscrp'
tons have induced to resort 70 the only feasible
mode of managing large city circulation, to wit that
of prsDasMet to tbs Carriers From this date, there
fore no subscriptions for the WING to be left within the
c,y will be taken at this oce AID all persons indebted
Tor subscription to the present time, within the ey are
requested to call at the office and settle their accounts
The Carriers will, of course continue to deliver the pa
per to the present subscribers and receive pay for the
same at the rate of fifteen cents per week The public
will now understand that all restriction upon the sale OF
the wHs By Carriers within the city is removed and
that all who want it may bur from the Carriers or have
e e for them at their residences places OF busnsss
Sspssn6sr l6th, 1861
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
Augusta District.

This District is now represented in the Provisional
Congress by Judge Brockenb rough-"ho, we presume,
will resume his seat on the bench at the expiration o.
his term In this event. hope the people Of the DIS
ict will press into their service the great experience
aud able craftsmanship OF A. II. Il. Stuart. know
no man in the Commonwealth whose absence from the
public councils, at such time, would be more luxurious
" felt To capacity for labor unsurpassed he adds
soundness Of Judgment aud comprehensveness Of
views, which would be invaluable in organizing new
Government
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
High Water.

The high water In James River has taken Us all here
abOus, by surprseas there has been no recent rain
In this region to produce rise in the streams
pose the rain mlny beyond the mountains and niue.
have been tosrentsl The river las. evening was very
high, and still rising slowly We fear much damage has
been done to the crors on the bottoms.
Aswe have received no Tennessee mail since Friday,
We spprehend injury has been sustained BY the railroad
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

70 The psorls Of nv native county make cordial so
seeuts for the many evdenoes Of their oonn,
depce and esteem and remind them II shall De cted
10 Congress shall yet be in their seiyes occupying
wider field Of usefulness and ARCHER may 30 chosen to
GIL The seat in the Leglt 10 which they have recent
" elected me; and all promise, in wha!ev,r caps
CIV nav be employed, faithful jealous, patriotic de-
yoon 20 The eacred in which the honor, the for
tune and liberty Of oil arc embarked
Very Respectfully
III -~~,..r no K. E. SCOTT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
onaration. In the Ws.t.

We copy from the Eaqrrsr an account Of the opera
lions Of our forces in Western virsnia 1, dsclosss
paai state of things bstwsen Generals Floyd and Wise
enough to explain all our reverses in that quarter
United and hlrmonious councils are Indispensable to
success 10 military operations and whenever they are
sbseat the superior authority cannot too speedily apply
The corrective.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
AN EXCELLENT SUBSTITUTE FOR COFFEE.

FOR family of seven or eight PERSONS take pint OF
well toasted meal and add to much water as an
ordinary sized coffee pot will holi aud then boil |. well
We have tried this toas,ed meal eoe and prefer 1t to
Iva or Rio inasnuch genuine ocffe does not suit
our digestive orgsns a1d have not used il for years
Msny persons cannot drink co with IMMUNITY, aud We
advise all such to try our receipt They vii ind more
nutritious than coffee and quite as paliabls-fs'"sA
Rsgistsr. sllI gTll.s-U bIlsi ,ss.A az ~. y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
Irnn ihs Er.aIr,r, Of y,.:srday.
IMPORTANT FROM TIE NORTHWEST.

The following communication from gentleman Of un'
doubted integrity, and whose extensive military expert
ence amply quaa. him to speak knowingiy OF socn
fer the information it gives Of recent movements Of our
troop, In the Northwest and the present position Of Affairs
in that quarter:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

SrECIAL NO TIC Eve have jas. receivsd large lot
. OF osrpst Bag, aad IND Rubber LegSa saaos tos ma
which purchased BY the ssnor partner and
vai-h VIII be sold the lowest price for cash. BY ALEX Hall
o., No. i2f EAin ssrss, Rchuond, Va. ~l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

The following are the special duties assigned to the
Aid, 10 Csmpt zs-...
Gel Alb.rt Ad.tu., to Chief Of shn Col. Wood, Di.
rector of Transpsrtaor; hjr Savage, Military Regis.
ter and EIpeditor.
nsjor Burnley, Postal Director; Captain Ha,kel, 20.
lice Director; Moor Dorksimer and Capt Howard Phi.
vate aeoretsreaL ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
FROM KENTUCKY.
NArTERs Is LOUISVILLE

LoursvrLLs, Sept. 2sj-captsin Gibson and tho four
mispg pickles have returned TO the camp Salt River
TIE City Council has passed resolution rming Gen.
Apdersons appointment Of Provost Marshal and ano her
n quesrg the ci,z,ns TO close their business places
four o'clock every afternoon, 70 allow time for people
drill
Gen. Nelson, who founded Camp Dick Robinson, has
gone 70 Haysviils 10 start lamp for volurt ers
Ths Same paper says that lieutenant Of Buckrer's
army was arrested at 0.dhem on Sunday as spy.
oAHsrHER rkocLAxlrIos FROM exxrRAL ANDERSON.
- az 70 LOUISVILLE, Sept a.
Gen. Anderson has issued proclamation siyipg hat,
no K:ntuekan will be arrested who remains at hons al
tending bis business Who does take part by acting
q spy against the general State government does
not bold correspcndsncs yih give aid to our eremss
Runon prsvsl Of the bursipg Of the Eashvile and
Lopsie ssssad q Nolu City four mes eou,h Of here,
and thsa 10 rhs troops are NortA Of tAaa plaes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ne RAse." - ,,..
"A TNIs a ys Of No standing, ought 70 Be hrotcn 70 az
ssa oil D. dspd from, obituary NOTICES seosed
S.g slgAt itaes are cAargsf for as Gdce~ttsehaent
80 edan0t undedks % roira rejected OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
sHoRr DHsCRIPTIoIIoT LIxlkGro

The painful suspense attending Tho anxiety for nsus
from Lexington, Missouri u greatly eahasced BY c,n.
alteration Of the size and vsh Of he psce and IL In.
porsasos = stratssis point The Pepqaion Of Lex
ineon and vicinity vas made mp Of sb ., esss W.
sssIy sniUsau from Kentucky TO kissari. ssassany
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-10

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-22
BY TELEGRApH.

wv YoRK Jan. 2l.-Plour firm Wheat heavy;
sai1s OF 2S0O bush. ut SHE for red WESTERN 81 IS
for white, and $l,6G for Kentucky Corn hus a de-
Ginning tendency: sales Of $1,000 busll. mt C86pT0,
decline OF lc.: white southern 7OG175 Pork buoy.
ant. at $lI:Ta@$IS for mess and Sl3 for prime, =
Lard hrm at 'O1SfglO5S, Whisky steady Mt lslS.
BALTINoxE- Jan. 2l.-FIOur steady with large saIes
Ohio aud Howard st. at $500 City Mills held ri same.
rate Wheat steady; red $I306Sl 80 white Sli5(a
LOO Corn firm; yellow 6l@GSc, white U5G952c, Tor
new aud uld. Provisions firm; mess PORK $IS prime
SIS;5o. lard 1UiS@loM. Coffee steady; lilo l.(9l3
Whisky steady at lsI5.
CISCISNATr Jan. 2l.-Flour in moderate demand;
prices UNCHANGED; sales of supertins at $3.50 and
extra at Sl.80GD5.25. Wheat $I,O1l.I5 for rod and
Sl,OsC9l,l2 for white; fr demand COrN SEC In ear
nnd In good demand: sheilOl $50 lOc in bnIk Oats
dull ut 26C; receipts large. Rye declined to B2C
harley I5@S5c Hnh in fair demaud for fair United
States fall to Canada spring. Whisky not higher
but IN good demand; sales ut 1899 H0s loo higher
and IN lOd demand: sales at $65UGG,I0 Meas Pork
higher sales OF l5tD bhlE at $lT. Bulk MEATS Eod
Mt ,6lfgS1Sc7 holders asking higher prices. lard
held At l0c sale. at at which It difficult to buy.
bacon held at T3ilOc ard very little ready for uiRf-
kGt. Groceries uncllang cd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-22

Mr. Nillson, 81 "a, presdn1sd tbat no

Nr. Wilson. Of Va, presumed that no
man wants 70 diseontinue the Colon as
the Constitution MAIDS it. Perhaps the
worst sIgu Of the day is the leyily with
which dlsuoton seems to be regarded by
many. The first thing to DO understood is,
what is To he scItIedg Is it the election Of
Lincoln III the present state of the couu.
try that is tOzbe adjusted? He Ind been
asked Of Virginia, should size submit TO
Lincoln? He had replied, No, never. II
is Lincoln that must submit 10 Tirginia,
because he must discharge the duties i'm
posed on hin by yirEiuin and the other
States, who, in framing the Consultation,
limited the power to he exercised. Who's
ever receives minority OF the electoral
votes, must, under the Constitution, be
President. He continued ut length, aud
expressed his admirrtiou OF the temper
mud tone OF the whole of Mr.. Corwin's
speech.
Adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-22

MiLLEDGEv1LLE. Ca, Jan. 2O.-The Gov
ernor of Georgia. ON Saturday, sent 10 the
Convention copy of the resolutions
passed hy the New York Legislature on
the llth inst. After they were read. Mr..
Toombs offered the following resolution:
Rtsotred, Unanimously, a. response to
the threatening resolutions of the New
York Legislature. TINT this Convention
highly approves of the energetic ana PIT
riotic conduct of the Governor of Georgia
in tHking possession OF Fort Pulaski by.
Georgin troops. and request him to hold
possession until the relations of Georgia
with the Federal Government be deter
mined on by the Convention, and that a
copy of this resolutions be transmitted TO
the Governor of New York.
This was adopted unanimously.
NrLrEpeEvtLLE, Jan. 2l.-ExplAnatiou
are making by leading co-operationik,s,
this morning, in the Convention, which
show that the ordinance will be sigped by
almost all, if not qniie unanimously.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-22
Constipation or Costiveness.

No one Of tue many ills that tieal is heir to-, is 20
prevalent little understood and 50 much ueglctS
as Costvcnrss. Often originating, In cnreiessHess or
ecdehnry habits; it is regarded sIight disorder
o. loo lttle Consequence to excite anxiety, while in
reality It Is the Precursor and companion Of many OF
the most fatal and dangerous diseases. and unless
early eradicated will bring The s,liirrer to an n
timely grave. Among the lighter evils II which
soSt'Neness is the usual attendant are Headache,
I3iic ltheunatiSn, Foul Breath, Piles and others of
such rs Malignant FeyeIE, AbsCPsses Uysentery Iii
1TrhoeH Dyspepsia, Appplexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis,
frat indicate their presence in the system Ty t6is
alarming symptom: Not unfreqnentiy tile diseases
named originate in Constipation, but take on an in
dependent existence unless the is ercRted in
an early stage From all these considerations Il fol-
lows that the disorder should receive Immediate at
neglect to get lOx Of CephEIIc pills on the rst ur
per4nce of the complaint, their timely use will
eNrei the Of disease and destroy
this dangerous foe to human life.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-22
BUsINEss- NOTICES.


Eg% CgrHALIc PrLLs, cure Sick Head
aehe,sure Nervous Headache, cure all kinds
of Headache.
Blythe use of these pillsfthe periodic at.
-tacks OF Nervous or Sick Headache may be
pFcrentedi and it taken Mt the commence.
ment of an attack immediate relief from
pain and sickness will be- obtained.
INey seldom fail in removeing the Nau-
sea and Headache to which females are so
subject.
They act gently upon the bowels.-re.
moving Costivoless.
The Literary Man students, Delicate Fee
males, and ali persons Of sedentary habits.
they are valuable as a laxative, improving
the appetite, giving tone and vigor to the
digestive organs, and restoring the natur-
TEN.
Far sale by REED KRAFT,
Ceutre Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-22

~ HEADACHE is the favUrfts sign by Which mn.
ture makes known any deviation whatever fOn, flo
mutual state Of the Lrt aud viewed in ills IEhl il
may 3e looked On as Il safeguard intended TO give
notice OF disease which might otherwise cscapG a.
Sht0n till too l1ie to Gs Tsmsdisd aud liz iudIca.
lions sllould never be neglected. HEADACHES ,Ny be
SlassthSd under two names, viz: SytuptutuIte nul
1dtoPathls. SymptVmatic Headache Is exceedingly
S9ininvH aud IL the precursor ot great "a itty II
uisGasea, HntJng which APopls3 " out III, Ui.
NS nud nll tebrlr diseases. In Its nervous NJrI II
70 Sylnpa!heic NJ disease Of tile stomach CouS;tut
5nS tteE hegadele, Of hepatic dIseasv constituting
S1s's aea4fs 81 worms C9nstiaEton aud vtlIT
ohSstUns. diseases OF the heart are very ieluvutly
HttsuuSd with ueadarheS ia nsGIuIa and plethora lI.
aiSo atiGcti0ns which frequently ocGaSIo I,SalaSt
aalo99this ueadashe also very common, being
usually distinguished by the name OF FeFroas ktdu
ooHs. sometimes coming on sudden III a state Of APP
pateutlS Sound health and prUsttGting at once tie
MENTAL uhu physCll energies, and In other instances
comes on slowly, heralded by depression Of spritS
or hcsrbity of temper. lu most instances the main
u IN the trout VI the heal oyCr0nO both and
sometimes pr9yokinE vomiting under this class may
also be named lcIruLgiI.
For tue tIentmeut Of either elass Of Headache the
Seha &c Ills have been found sure and safe RENE.
dy relieving the most ucute pains in few Minutes
anu " ta subtle power SradieatIuE the disease Of
which Headache is the unerrIng index.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-22

THE peculInritics of the female constitu-
ton and the various trials to which the
sex is subjected, demands an orcasio nj
recourse |" stimulauts 1t is important,
However. that these shall be of a liarmless
mature, and at tile same time accomplish
the desired end, IIusIetIer's Celebrated
Stomach Bitters is the very article. It's
effect iHaill eases of dcbility are almost
mHgieal9 II restores the tome OF the di-
gesttEe organs, infuses fresh vitality iuto
the whole system, md gives, shat cheerful-
nessetQ sthes temperament, which is the
most SAlnables Of feminine ATTRACTIONS
Tue PROJECTORS feel lnttcrcd from the fact
that many OF the most prominent medical
gentlemen in the Uuion have bestowed en-
eomiums upon the Bitters, the virtues of
knowlelged. There are numerous count
erteit5 offered for sale, all of which nre Cies-
titnte Qflmerit, and positively injurious to
Tue system jnn1-lm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-22
pSg-PIrY ron ruE PERss.-Not long az

bS- PITY ron rue PERss. long ago
a couple were Joined in the holy bonds of
wedlOck in this city. The happy couple
in the fulness of their JOY bundled up a
lot of cake and sent it to one of our city.
newspapers. The editor acknowledged
tue receipt of the cake, ms IN old fashion
ed custom expects US to do, and in doing
SO hoped that the happy couple might ex-
pcricncc unlimited happiness "for remem.
herring the poor, neglected printer IN the
hour Q! his uecn." The simple, unsophis-
ticated bride, upon reading the notice, ex-
claimed ina tone of real, unaffected sym
parhy, "Oh, the poor souls! George let's
send them some more" George, who
does not take everything literally, limited
quizzically ut cold vittuals, which would
doubtless have been prepared aud dispatch
ell, but that George, when he thought the
joke had gone far enough, disnbused his
wife's mind by telling her that, perhaps
the newspaper folks would manage to live
u day OF two longer without her assist
aucc, notwithstanding their mournful COM
DlOint