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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13

l.. 81 |H.. rs o q.
Gov. Kirkwood, of Iowa, as here to procure
the Government endorsement of his State bonds
to raise money to equip her forthcoming regii-
ment5.
Prince Napoleon's experience at Manassas
was not such as to create very favorable opin.
ion Of the rebels or their Cause. His opinion Of
the rebel commanders he expressed as follows.
"Gen. Bsauregard has very much show. much
pomp, many people are after him with. much
noise. have not a very high appreciation Of
him aB q military man, but he is very much of
gentleman. Gen. Johnston Is very quiet ara
Ipnassuming man, but brave, and think fine
officer. You can tell that by his looks, but INV
impression of the troops is very bad.p ssss.T-.
Our correspondent on board the sloop of war
Brooklyn, off the mouth of the Miasissippi.
gives some interesting information relative to.
the condition of affairs at New Orlears, derived
from deserter from the rebel army, who made
his escape down the Mississippi. lie reached
the vessel In safety after considerable hardship.
The city, according to his accounts, is in fear.
full condition of terrorism, caused by bands of
cut throat soldiers stationed there, who ar 9 In
most complete state Of demoralization, and
commit acts of the basest nature. Houses had
been entered, furniture brokenup, and men had
been threatened with the direst vengeance un.
lees their wants were supplied. Provisions of
every character were very scarce, and conse,
quently very high, and many OF the poorer
portions Of the community were suffering terri
bly,. Notwithstanding the apparent unahimity
Iof the people upon the question of secession,
there is a strong Union element under the sur,
face, which only awaits the proper opportunity
10 make itself known and terribly ielt. The
man from whom this information was derived J,
confirms reports which have heretofore reached
us relative TO plan for the destruction Of the
Brooklyn and other blockading vessels. 80 y, va
i1e.A Worlds Special . iss ,s5 .si- 9' !, >
. In order to prevent the rebels having com.
munication with Washington mark et-men from
Virginia, they are now not allowed to enter the
city. The bridges across the Potomac are i'm
passible, except at certain times for Govern.
ment purposes. q Ia n e, s,1Ss, ,s.s. :. /
Especial to the Post5
WAsHiNoToN, Aug. l2.- The rebels have sent
two Tennessee regiments to Qusnticake Creek,
on the Potomac, q place lying at right angles
with Manassas Junction. Batteries are now
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13

+ There is high authority for denying the state.
fnents that Prince Napoleon had an interview
with the President on returning from Manassas.
The Washington journals continue TO publish
full details of the movement of troops. -.
The President has directed the work on the
Capitol extension to be resumed Immediately.
The White House is being repainted and reno
vated. s.t
Letters from Richmond state that Besure.
CARDS official returns Of the killed and wounded
are 47O. aA ste~ST's
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13

Prom the Dsnoefat o.. .olOud. EH6Asl
n yon are, orhaye heen troubled with ths hesdachp
sendfOt boz, lcephAle Ps) % that you nay have
them In case Of an attack. ,,SEr t1ste.'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13
Especial to the Post.

WAsHiNoToN, Aus. ~ The febels have sent
two Tennessee regiments to Qusnticake Creek,
on the Potomac, place, lying at right angles
with Manassas Junction. Batteries are now
erecting at that point to preventa flank move
ment Of our army upon Manassas.
Mr.. Wood has been re-appointed Commits
sionerof Public Buildings by the President.
Maryland secessionists are daily attempting
to cross into Virginia.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13

From tho 81. Louis Democrat. ,eGc0D AxzlfV
The Immense demand for he artols tcsph&is Pnh
q npidly lnereAllnE. Oh aNAaAi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-13

(. tTrbune's Special, ~ y ., I .,,' ,'.s ~.
Gov. Kirkwood, of Iowa, as here to procure
the Government endorsement of his State bonds
to raise money to equip her forthcoming regii-
ments.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
TELEGRAPHI0.
FROM KENTUCKY.

NASHVILLE, Nov. ls-Tho Bowling Green correspon.
dent of the Union and American Of this city and gen.
teman direct from En lbethton, report that the Fede
rails, four thousand strong had advanced on Bacon
Creek
The smallpox, violent typs of typhoid fever and the
black measles prevailing, with frghful mortality,
among the troops on hudroughs Hill. Large numbers
are dying daily
portion Of Gen. Hardee's forces under Col. Arder.
son, who were sent to break up the Federal camp at
Tompknuille, returned to Bowling Green yesterday,
the l7th The Federas left two days before the Cor.
fsderates arrived at Tompkinsvills.
NASHVILLE, Nov ls-A special dispatch to the Union
and AMERICAN, dated at Ru ssellvls KY en- this day,
states that the Sovereignty Convention met that
ing, and ffty-ons counties were represented. II. @
Burnett, Elq, was chosen President A Provisional
Government Of Southern Kentucky will certainly be
formed tomorrow. George W. johnson, Of Scott coun.
ty, will be appointed Governor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
FROM GENERAL FLOYD,s CAMP.

LYscHBURG, Nov. l9.-The Republican of tomorrow
will publish letter from reliable officer in General
FlOyds Brigade dated at Raleigh @. H., on the 18th
Instant which states that the Brigade is about four
miles this eide Of that place. and that the Federas have
been largely reinforced. Gen. Lees command has re-
tired to Meadow Bluff Gen. Fioy has fallen back from
Cotton Hill, in order to be more convenient to bis sup
plies The roads in very bad condition. Brisk Skin
mishing has been going during the past week, but
with little damage to the Confederate troops Two Of
our troops we're killed, and or two wounded, ard
some few OF our men were captured while diminishing
The loss to the enemy is unknown.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
ApJUrAsr GENERALS oYYIo..

RIcHxosD, Rev. IS. 1851.
gNHE following appointments Cadets been
l. made 70 the Virginia Military institute:
Sd Dit John l. oritchon III Dist John W aOrtor OH Dist
Howell Ednnston lath Dis; Thos Dudley 2is! Dist ThOs
ps sn s scsdsy $50 Dr. aH ~ F's s
Geo hch.nry sshcoek aSa DIST 2 Evans Ash Dit wni
ell, 5Oth Dist; and A. T. G Thrfey, 3jth Dist.
PAY Ca DsIs. n.,.,
Rob 1T q vaushn D6widde; John D.iren Banssr Ee~be
O.; p orale Eoioway; Robert Ridley ,mptOn Geo
n Ya asSa e c.d hsss
sn aar .s asS gs sssi
HarL lou4iana; samuel y j. bbs Eauqusr; O A. Glaze
SS T. H.sh Py
vile, o. T. uol- Jr, John O. Terry, Pttsylssa John
Sns as .1.Sn %esiSs
Schmon5; r. Chsmo, Amelia; o Or Iyford. NJ. H. wax
p tds', Monterey, HsSiand Co Henry Chants .ns
FOLK; Barton, Winchester wml. DicL,n Florida d ny
mond Arthur Perf rs, Mis-, r. Acoanee klchmOnd VIM.
Dude ben SG9sy ,%s R.s1Ss At e.
iersbug bese Hampstead, Ark .nsas Pendeton ella le
Mss9n VIM Mason K'ns George; Jas nSI,Sl Tenn
llA; Green Duac Kentucky; "ihter tousiana;
S S Sa SIM S1 p.a S..ss
dew, Ill JSO K5oei aroIs Henry Fisher, Macon;
SiS; Dandrisss, J,aTscn Robert Bad .on. HeSry
wynhan eatp:, gSss Gr John R.ss 0 w% f9s
Clarke; Jane Bstls ALA iaward Andersen AlsenirIs; A
davenport Elshnond; Msniln dso Llpston, Raleigh
asgruder, shenandoah; Henry gslhal, Appomatex; ID
Chabiss eensyie Arthur joint Branch
Petersburg; alien Talbot Richmond VIM woodrow Cuube
land Herbert Smith, James Grant, Richmond George Hero
Wsit krkansls Wynhart, southampton Uharls5 Parthi
Rshm5nd; @ Ellington, Caroline; Vim Palmer, W.T. MT
thes Richmond Gary westo Norfolk; John Preelan1 Rich
mond Walter G Ford, Greensvlle, Va.
pon,ees will Immediately notify the superintendent Col
H. sMI at Lexington Va Of The acceptance non-accep
appointments, ami IN the evSnt Of will
the Institute by he LIST day Of January 1861
Cadets ed vii be required take with them 10 the Irs
supply Of under CT thing shoes and bedding with such
may embraced In the Of studies Pay
Cadets deposit s25 State Cadets ESQ ad
sson Cadets furlough Will above and Will MIKE
the deposu Areqiise distractions viii be given by the
vos In determining to eontnue the operations Of the In
tute have OF duty 10 the public de-
mant aing this snjr have With the Of he
Of III, states and Of the Gosenor o. Virginia,
drawn the field all the Professors and Assistant Professors
services indispensable 10 the operations Of the Inst
tute.
For the Board Of Visitors.
novl9-3t WIN. H. RICHARDSON, A. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
90 n Err OIAL.
orroE o. rs uoxorp VINE, nov. 10, l1Q.
NEW ORLEANB MARKER. Nov o. i.-.... 4

srcIR-Te receipts have Continued LIBERAL and with
rate demand prices ruled still In Of buyers
sales oonprnE 200 bids Wednesday SOD Thursday
100 yesterday gc for Inferior Com nom 2a2H onon
TO Common Good Fair 5k for Choice tksIH Tor
yellow Clarified ard White This makes total for the
week Of SOD hhds quote Inferior faec Common
coed corsmon 2La8 fr TO Puy Par At 81 ~. Rseyed
since the 9Th Int, 1919 htds Weeks receipts 42c1 Exported
meme lH..
The demand has continued far and With less liberal
receipts ruled 10 favor holders the sales
png so9 bbs Wednesday 1900 Thu sday and 1900
4Albc for Inor lie for Common ans lsiie fr
Prime Choice OF half ibis embrace 80 bb irclut
$50 YESTERDAY lie for Poor and 90 for Choice This
makes aggregate for the three days Of to bb for the
II L0J 2a00 half bb We quote Inferior Com
Prime lss and Choice at 19c Received since
5h 1926 bb aud 92 half bbL Weeks receipts TO- 80
bbL AID 27Ui halt bbls Exbo' ted. none
F6uaThe market closed last week al the advanced rate Of
1al9 for Bupefne Aimee which, with limited receipts prices
have continued buoy ant ing few ots
oa doesdsy prev rate aud 20 bbh Thursday and
yesterday 25sl 30 for supenne and 10 25al2 50 for Extra
THIS NAL Is total the $500 bb Received since the
on 293 bills and 1888 sse Weeks receipts $685. bbs and
1889 sacxs. Exported none
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
TIE MEXICAN QUE5TI0N-A CONFEDERATE OF.
FICER IN McOLELLAN,S CAMP

NEw YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE Horsld's special Washing.
ton dispatch ssys that gentleman occupying high pc.
si,ion in Mexico had just arrived in Washington and re-
ported to President Lincoln that the whole west coast Of
Mexico and Sonora greatly excited in view Of the
contemplated intervention of England France and SPAIN
with their affairs. They desire to know from the United
States Government, whether they would sustain them
aganst the intrigues ofSpain.
special dispatch to the Tribune, dated Washington
November llth says that gentleman in cdz,na dresp,
and with pass from Gen. McClelans headquarters,
visited on Saturday. all the posts in the left wing Of the
Federal Army, and who recognized, on his return
to Alexandria, as an officer in the rebel army.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
ER0M MANASSAS.

MANASSAS. Nov. l9-Another skirmish took place
near Falls Church last evening Oar advanced forces took
ten prisoners and killed FIVE or SIX federas Two of our
cavalry were killed and three were wounded One
of the latter wns named Chichester the other names
were not obtained.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20

TnElTRE-This place of amusement was depsely
crowded, Monday night the great attraction borg the
rev DRAMA written by Professor Hewitt, entitled Tha
Scouts; or, the Plains Of Manassas" The audience
seemed vastly pleased with the performance. Tho
drama will be repeated every night this week. II Is
OF those spectacular pieces designed expressly to divert
tho milon," and does not como strictly within the
scope OF criticism.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l2-The Inquirer Of this city
has special dispatch which states that two schooners in
San Juan Inlet were burnt oh The 9th inst, by boats
from the Federal steamer Tuscarora.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20

DEATH OF "BLUE."-Thos 7. J. Wiliams, men,
Der of the Richmond L. l. Blues died at the White
Sulphur Springs, few days ago, from typhoid fever
His body was brought down the Central train yes
terday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20

MAYoRs CouRr.-In Mondays proceedings we omit
ted to report that Granville hintee arrested for vio
lenty assaulting James H. Turner Was baied for trial
before the Hastings Court
John Wallhall, the Confederate soldier who killed
VIM. Hamilton the sergeant of the guard at the prison.
several months ago, brought before the Mayor
the charge of MURDER the Confederate authorities hav
ing yielded jurisdiction Of the the civil author
ties Tho investigation postponed until 22d inst
\. P. Redford and Edward @. Huntley nrraigned
on the charge Of violently asssultng j. Leary, the
18th instant The investigation was continued and the
accused admitted to bail in the sum Of $500 each.
Robert slave Of Lucy Phillips, charged with stealing
trunk Of clothing from John Y. Carter was convicted
and ordered thirty nine asbes.
Several druDkds and suspicious" persons were dealt
with the law and the discretion of the Mayor directed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20

AccIDEsr-on Saturday evening, young woman
named Sarah Hail. residing the city Jail
" burned by her dress taking fire from the crate in tho
chamber.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
HUTURg pAYs.

VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE u RsIDENCB,
on Cornell Ch anibe- Hfl,, az he 0rnsP OF
ROSS and 14th streets, for sale q a uction.-As
request OF T. Winston q iha sell at puoLe auccn.
on the premises Tuesday, the f6h November, 1861 81
o'clock II fr II MOI the hs air day thereafter he large
and admirably well belt ert heated sbove recently
capied BY the iad winston bu' rented 10 Mr. lex uva
Of 200 This built sbeut sE
years ago. Of the vey best materials md mot superior NO r.
nanshp, has conyence usual first 20 hoe,
gas has the most ample Accommodations
FOR large family together with stable, csTisgehou,e &C. Mr.
will have doubt take pleasure L. showing e pre-
misss TO those who may call
FIRMS 0ne NH cash; balance at g. H. IS and month";, for
negotiable notes. interest addei ed by trast deed
no20-tds 60DDIH \ APPEkSvH, Auets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
TEgsTEE.s,, SALE OF TEE yALTA BIN

-
H0UsE" and the property adjoining As sutstuted trustee,
ander deed from Jacob kuse 70 John Haron, dated
October l 1850 and recorded Bsnrso County Court and By
resu ofth parties neerned viii sell, public auction,
upon the prems Tuesday, 26h day Of November 1851,
cmmtning ut ~ O'clock NJ the property conveyed ~ sad
deed the being situated In the plan OF Port Mayo and
consug Of two squares Of ano known & fcvhatsn
Ho1le and the 1cnng both sqsars
having eco feet each extending fom Oisn 10
louisiana streets The Poxhatan Ware House eqvars, fc
proved side with Brick Bulldog ormog below
Ia the CENTRE these buildings present used As ten DWELLINGS,
shd storehouses and renting At SO
Ao, large GLASS Furnace and fixtures all In good
der and ready for TIE property stards well adapted
for manufacturing buines Of airy kind and for sach pur
pose location Of tee best In the city, berg within few
sspl OF the vharyes on the river.
each SO BY 100 feet
The particular stentln OF manufacturer mechanics and CT
Government requested TO this property they Will here
hnd t0e hand and for immediate witch
requisites OF location and b1dng could cot elsewhere be
obtained, except at q teen, ndors COS.
plat and wing the divisions the property may bs
the oce OF the cnee hut the ne Of the sale the
views bidders win be eonute and the properly viii be
coll entire sub divided then Iudlous
TEx-I the property sold 10 parcel sixth VII the
balance 49, 10 a1d 20 months, bot sub divided one
rd cash. the balance aud ~ nonh In either case the
credit bear Interest and be secured By trust deeds
purchasers pay tbs war tax for toe present
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON,
Substituted Trustes.
Jas, N. TAYLOR sos, AuetIoaeer. nolS-d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20

EXPLOSION OF 4 LccoxorIvE-Yestsrday about l
o'clock locomotive exploded on the Certal railroad in
tle vicinity Of Victors pond this city, causing the
death of the engineer Mr. James Davis and the fireman.
Peter Franklin, free negro; and seriously irjuTiug
gro boy, belonging to Mr.. Say. The locomotive with
the tender attached was employed in shifting cara at
the time Of the explosion. The violence OF the explosion
caused the engine to turn transvesey upon the track
The engineer blown into the air six feet more
when pickedup by those who first reached the spot
found TO be dead The fireman badly scalded, but
survived the accident few minutes. The negro boy
still alive last evening" but II was not believed that
he could recover. The locomotive was denominated
Monroe" built at the Tredegar Works in this city,
and hal been in use about ten years For some time
past it bad not been used upon the road but bad been
recently repaired, and again brought into service.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20

York Times gives amusing account OF the state Of
aLirs a. springfield Immediately preceding and follow
lag the removal Of Gen. Fremon':
THE RKNovAL.
"Lt.s on Saturday night, one Of three messengers
pent forward By Colonel Leonard Swett from s. Louis,
sacceeeed in eudrg the vigilance Of the guards stationed
20 prevent Gen freu)n,s heldqu rters, aud
served the General personally the orders from Wash
irgtoa.
Upon this there was Of eourse unuttersbe conster-
nation and commoOn in and around headquarters, aud
il spoeared doubtful for several hours what course Ten
Fremont woul1 pursue. Many Of bis leading personal
adheren's chiefly OF the Teutonic stripe in favor
OF disreglrdng the removal and refusing to recognise
General Hunters appointments course which, II they
hal PERSISTED in IT, land il not abandoned ill late
last EVENING" would have caused very considerable
row. for General Hunter is not the sort Of Il would
be safe TO tTifs with.
TN the end, h2sever, wiser counsels prevsed-Gen-
erals egel and Asboth, both refusing counenance
or be concerned in the muday and General Fremont,
4, must be said either not knowing anything of the con-
templated movements, opposing them, as in duty
bound with all his force On this point, however, We
are In the dark. Certain Only /. Is that council
Known as the Council of Insabordnslionn was held
l.st evening only few hours before Gen. Hunters
rival that regular Invitations had been issued aud
that he affair looked very threatening until suppressed
DIV the emphatic cosrss Of Gen. Siegel"
TIE THEATRICAL BATTLE.
Dozens Of messengers we're forth
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
CITY TTRHs.

Hcsrrses CoURr.-Judge Lyons prsSiding.-
day. the jury in the case Of the Commonwealth James
Davis indicted for the larceny Of $780, the property Of
james Johnson came into Court and rendered verdict
Of guilty. assessing his punisbment at years
fnement in the Peniteptery. The prisoners counsel
moved for new trisl but the motion overruled and
the prisoner sentenced.
Henry Cooper indicted for the larceny of gold watch
and pistol the properly oil Frank Garrett, was tried,
convicted and in accordance with the verdict Of the n
nv, sentenced to years imprisonment in the Pen
tertiary Cooper is the young Texan, who shot John
Lindsay few months ago.
The case Of J. A. R. Armisted indicted for grand lar
ceny, was continued to the next term.
Geo. Black indicted for the larceny Of gold watch,
belonging TO James Broderick, arranged, and jury
enpiuneled, when by consent further proceeding was
pcs poned until today.
The Court then adjourned until to day. The case Of
Harvey WASH to whom the Court Of Appeals granted
new trial. has been Fixed for trial on Monday next.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
EDUCATION.
Emory AND HENRY COLLEGE,
WARRINGTON CO. VA

AND
WARRINGTON CO., VA.
HE Spring Session Of this Institution Will begin the 9th Of Jan
III usry next.
be had al ti0 moth, Of the Boarding Hail.
at tIs per month, In private families
Those expecting reqaestedto notify the undenlgn-
ed immedst.ly. Gu other charges
Fuel ana chsrge Tor Janitor ob
Contingent Fee 20
E1- All payable In advance.
Other information be hLd BY addressing,
Il. Willy, Pres'L
nol2-tl5 Feb Euory r o., Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20

SOUTHERN STEAM PRIvATRER FIN
- C0MPANY-Pepons DESTROYS Of promoting this -
National Defence aean enemies yet Ind
the Stock subscribe for once No. IA Pearl
street. frs foor where ell information can be had.
shares 500 each In A No 6hlp. U1-u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
~TOTREs.CK AND ALL WHO

E,aENoa BRANDY "A pure article for sale by W. PETER.
Il o.. DruRdss osls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20

rlyAE XEnCIsES OF MISS M. A. ALIENS
Il SCHOOL WILL COMMERCE ON thu RIRsT OF oOr0BIl-
At her residence, LIST Street, between Clay and ksrshan
SEP 2-u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20

VIRGINIA POLISHING POWDRR.--Thiais SUI
peor any posher burnisher discovered
elsansins Frightening buhing eli finished sufa such
sS diver bra. .ad s;, .s nsAsssay Mirror. and ysass
nrssl esls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20

NOTICE.
HyAN YARD FOR BALE Oh LrAsE-The underrsned has
Tannery which he wishes 70 sell lease for term
The sheds shop buling and Bark Mill In pretty good
state OF repair Thsvas &c will rqre good deal Of repair
h yard situated town Of Buchannon Boetour %
Virginia. mmeda the McAdsm road within 80 yards
Of the James River has constant snd supply Of spring
which freeIes In the coolest weather Bark be
had In abundance For further Information apply 10 the bsc
at Buchapnon, Boetout county, ya or 70 VIM W. Boyd
virginia Oonv ention, RIchEond
Address A. L. Boyd, Patton burg, Bo.etourt county Va
nafk-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20

Cot Of one buahel OF corn az Liverpool, Sc.
The ten cents per bushel paid for the corn at Bloom
ington will not give the grower more than day wages
for harvesting sleing aud drawing it ten miles over
Illinois RAIDS % Marked leaving the Of the land seed
tlage Sc dead loss. Yet the factory hands Of Brit
sh Manchester, Sheffield, g., vii pay at least 81 per
busiel for that corr though il reaches them swollen,
sOured and musty from the scts of its long transit BY
water.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20

SODA.scO pounds Sal Soda and IS kegs best B csrb sods
= received and for sale HEsDE BAKlRS Drug Store ls
Main street corner above p oei9
Tt0OTH BRUSHKs-of every r:yls and ggsaiy rsyss
n nhQs Oruggfstl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20

THE Fourteenth Annual Meeting OF the
stockhod,rs the Fond and Danvle EAoad vi he
held In his city on wKpyEspAY, l1th December next
nois-td TAOS W. BkyoklSB20UGH, Secty
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
FREMONTs REGovAL-AFFAIRs AT sPRN
FIELD,

The springf,l "a, Missouri, correspondent OF the Ee"
York Times gives an amusing account Of the state OF
aflirs a. springfield Immediately preceding and follow
lag the removal OF N. Fremont: