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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14
TERRIrK'S hid STRENGTHENING PLlSTERS

Curesfn Eve hours Pains and Weakness Of the Breast Side
and Back, and Rheumatic complaints in equally short
period Of time Spread beautiful white lamb skin their
use subjects the 70 Inconvenience and each
will from week trec months. Price Isl
IIcrricks Sugar Coated FILLS Kid Pas,ers sold by
Drus gtss and rchan 10 all parts Of the United States
Canaas and soulh America aud may be ohtnes by calling
for them By their full name.
sold In c0Ws Falls by o r. Woods sud John W Moore.
3T-1y1 DID. L. Il. llEgRiCR a CO., Albany NY
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14
Married

IN sdath ws5fsoek. Feb. %, by Rev s A Davis. Mr..
WV. B, DENNISoN Of Irls5urgh, and Mss ELVIRA r,
Kendall.
In Camhrilgport, Mari :, by A. W Nett, Mr.. ALLEN
l.. SLACK of Niulsli. and Miss ELLEN T. WOLF of Cam.
bridgeport.
In ,utland Feb. q, by Rev Leland Howard, Mr.. Al
BERT u. GIBSON of Chester member Of the Cavcndisil
Company, 9th Regiment Vt Volunteers, and Miss MAR
ZErTE AYERS Of Grafton.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

The above embraces returns from the en-
tire County except Baltimore, and elects
Miller hyF55 majority.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

NEW HAMrsIuRE.-B Below we give the
vote for Governor of some Of the towns in
New Hampshire, at the election Tuesday
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14
Spruce CLAPRoARDS.

Tot q spruce Boarls and ciaFb'asas,af ao aaalisl
ARus WILSON
Bellows Fatiss july q is5q -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14
y O tice

rEH HE subscriber having received from the War re Az
at Washington the necessary forms ant ius
tons. will procure Invalid Pensions. for disability Incurred
while in the service OF the United Starcs also
pay AMI bounty duc to deceased ofscers ta6 soldiers
A $. CAMPBELL.
Bellows Fails, Jaa %, 1852. SIG .
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

SrGcIpE,-E nos Howard, a resident of
3shaica and an old gentleman of about so
years of age, committed suicide on Tues
DAY morning. Of last week, at his residence.
He was living alone, but being i'll at the
time, three young men remained with him
to take care Of anil watch with him and
while they were out getting WOO /, he toek
a pistol and placing it at his ear, fred, the
contents and ball passing through hi, head,
making horrid wound which Terminated
his life almost instantly.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14
LOOK NJ THIS

has been said by in this place that keep moth
ing but Newspapers But wish the people to know
hat keep full assortment Of medicines than il
ssnaly kept in drug in this vicinity, and will sell
them at less prices. o. i. WOODS.
Bellows Falls. Juy4, 1851. %
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

The towns yet TO come in will probably
increase Judge Goodhues majority to near
1000.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

xFanld announce to our readers that
Ne made arrangements by which we
barred TO receive all kinds Of book
4. The work will be done in the
hyperion manner, and we are quite
II! give satisfaction. Orders solicited
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

John N, Siebbins, Esp, forAcrly of IIins.
dale, but now a lawyer Of Springfield. Mass.
was on a visi, with her iwo little sons, aged
. years ana II months and years respect-
lively, to her fathers. ex-Cev Halle
While playing in the back kitchen, Satur-
day afternoon, Willie, the eldest boy, fell
into pailof hot water scaling him so
badly that he died in just twenty hours,
throwing the parents and nd.parcnts in
to the mos painful affection.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

WALPeLE E4EeTIoS.-The election IN
Walpole on Tuesday, resulted in com.
pletes Union triumph, the majority being
larger than usual Gov. Berry had Sc
majority, aud we understand the represent
aiives had AZ majority, This town has US
ually been very close. Several democrats
refused to be drageened into voting semi
secession ticket, and voted the straight
Union ticket. Well done, Walpole.
CoUSTY CoNMIssroNER.--We give be-
low returns from such towns as we have
received since our last:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

f-zz=sszases Coated Pills on m s,ier dough-
Ter For three years has been affected with bilious
arrangement the mpairing her health, which
steadily falling during that period When in New
York in April lssf friend advised 90 test your pills.
Having the full Confidence in the Judgment my friend
Park Row, New Nsrls- on returning home, ceased all
other treatment aud administered your Pills one each night
Timproyensa in her feelings. complexion Digestion etc
~ tnrisgA rs at rapid and permanent restoration
health has teen tile result We used less than boxes
and consider entirely WILL consider the above Just
tribune you and trust it viii be the
Of 1nsciny 10 adopt your Pills as their family incd
cine. icaain, dear sir with many thanks.
S. @. UNISON
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14
ca OLD FRIENDS -
IL TIE RIGHT PLACE
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills.

liib DEF FAMILY Ca
TIL ATTIC In the world, used
twenty years By five millions
of persons annually; always
Frae satisfaction; contain no.
ltlHng INJURIOUS .patronized by
i'tlie principal physicians and
surgeons In the Union; ele-
gantly coated wSth sugar.
Large loEes % cents; Eve
boxes fcn one dollar. Full d.
'rssctions with each box.
TsslEHIssEE, LEoS Co, !
flesiat, July Il 1860. !
To Pr. nerrick, Albany, N. Y.
Aiy Dcuf Doctor - write
5his . iifrrm you Of the won
dtgful Effects Of your Sugar
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

returns received
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-29

the proclamation. (Cries Of GOOD and applause. y
was about to say, Isuppcss understand Qauehhr;
voices" That you DO" You thoroughly understand
i'm What did did after very full elaboration, and
under very heavy and solemn sense Of responsibility
(Criss Of " Good, good blets you" and spplause)
can only trust In God have made mistske. (0ries
Of No misake-All rgb you've made DO mistake yet;
20 ahead; you're right.O shall make no attempt on
this occasion 20 sustain wns, have done or said by any
comment (Voices-" Thsrs unnecessary We under
stand sr) IL is row for the country and The world to
pass Judgment on it, and maybe take action upon it
will say no more upon this subj ct. Ia my position
am eDyironed with difficulties. "a voics-" thats go.
Yet they scarcely 80 great as che OF those
who Don the battle field endeavorpg TO purchase
with their blood and their lives the future happiness aud
pros psrty OF this country (Appause long continued
Let us never forget them. On the l4;h and II days
Of this present month there have bean bat les baVey,
skilfuly and successfully fought. (Applause) We do
not vet know the particulars Lst Us bs ture that in
giving praise to particular individuals do Tustice
10 others / only ask YOU At the conclusion oil these
few remarks give three hearty cheers to all good and
brave OF, ers and men who fought these srecessiul
Satiles,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-29
A CONVENTION OF GOVERNORS.

Tho Governors OF sixteen States held Convention at
Altoona Pa, on Wednesday. The Herald gives the fol-
losing summary Of the OF !cs aud results Of this
claw:
l. appears that the principal OIL sc Of the Convention
was 10 discuss the conduct Of the Tao propositions
hal been made and discussed: for the rmoval Of
Mcclellan, the other for an approval OF the Presidents
last proclamation. The Fl st p OPPOSITION caused some
debate Cove Andrew ard Sprsgu'. rgung in favor
Of AcCelsn's removal Todd, Curtin and Bradford op.
posing il. Toe apparent Object Of this proposition,
ced by the debats appeared 10 be The supersedure Of
Pr sdent Lincoln and the making o. fremont kind Of
NJ lilary Dictator Governor Brsa ord the chosen
O GirmAn of the Convention The morning session end
ed wiIhcu; definite result
During the evening sess on the debate WAS very ali
mated but snted in the throwing Of the PROPOSE
ton for the removal OF Mcclellan. The Convention
aly decided upon the approval oil The Presidents proc
lanauoD, and utgog upon more vigorous prosecu-
ton of the aCd the calling GU: OF the reserved.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-29
TELEGRAPHIC.'
IRON KENIuCKY.

CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 26.-Ths fight at humfordsVille
was brought by Chalmers Brigade which was alter
wards reinforced by ohesthAm's division. We lost 2'o
killed and wounded. The enemy lost 800. Col. Smith
and the Lieutenant Colonel Of the i Mississippi we're
killed.
[NOrE-G neral Bagg's of6sill despatch slys the
garrison surrendered without firing gnn. The lose
referred probably in the fight reported to have
occurred few days prior to the surrender.
The Nashville Union" Of the 20 !, reports that Gen.
Bragg captured the Green River bidgs and $500 prs-
onerr, the l6.h inst Il also says that Curtis has
succeeded in throwing bis army between Smith and
Bragg, preventing their JUNCTION. Tae capture Of Green
River bridge by our troops ia great loss to the enemy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-29


The desperation OF the Ysikee Government, eviDeed
by the emancipation poc nation OF Lie ulO is further
illustrated by tho Issue OF another proclamation on the
y i0ss practically declaring martial law throughout
I .ukesdcm. The tex, Of this PROCLAMATION is as fol
lows:
Whereas il has become necessary 10 call into service
no. oay volunteers but also portions Of The militia OF
the IS daft in order to suppre the resurrection
existing in United Satei and cis oval persons are
not ad, qlAtey resIsued By the ordinary pocesss OF
the lW from bin ring this measure aud IRON g;virg
8 aud comfort "a various ways to the inssHecion
New, therefore, be Is ordered,
ls, That during the eyisting iBsurTechon, and as
necessary fer suppressng the same. all rbss
aad asJrgents their aiieEs and Sbe;tcrs within the
Uul.d S,ates and Sl persons Encouraging volunteer
erlis,mculs, resisting militia dIsfs, guilty OF any
dsoyA prac,c sF riding aid and comiCr! 10 the rebels
agA st tie authority OF tae Ulited States shall be snb
lee. to martial Law, aud liable to trial aad punishment
by csurs martial or military commissions.
"a Tnat the writ OF hGbeas corpus IL suspended In
respect al persons arrested woo nov, or here
afer daring the rebeioo shall no imprisoned in any
fort; camp, arsenal, military prison. other place oil
COZ o. meni By any military authority, by the zen.
lences OF any court martial or military commission.
In witness whereof, etc, etc.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-29
TISLhCIAL ANb coNNIRoIIL.

The financial summary in tue Herald Of the 18th is as
follows
The business on the Stoot Exchange was very large
yesterday and prices al higher With the exception
OF governments, which fell Of IL per cent. The most
popular stocks Of the day illinois Central and TC
edo which advanced nearly per cent the other rail-
way shares ADVANCING 2. per cent. Railway bonds
very firm and higher II syme ms ances Money was
abundant al per cent. Gold rose TO 49, exchange TO
1871. A very important regulation OF hs Su1.rTeasury
respecting gold will be fcugd in the money article
Toe cotton market 'g ir ac'i's ard higher yes;er
DAY. and cosed az further advance Of fall cent per
10. TIE saes embraced abou 600 bales on the bass
Of SO o.a Pl per To- for m,diDg uplsuds closi g
frm ut tie latter fsu:e.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-29
LATEST Ea0x -UIsvILLE.

We copy the following irnm the situation oolnmn Of
the Herald OF the q h:
The state Of OH drs a. Louisville has more a.
vorAbe sppearsUce than t has presented for several
DAYS past. Mslr General Wright Rad arrived and vas
in command. Sven di7,iona Of BlelI1 iorcss we're
Kpec ed at Louisville last night having SAFELY crossed
tho Salt river, and thlt city considered ou Of
danger. Ii was asserted thai II Bragg did not succeed
in forming junction With Kirby Smith he would ta7e
to retreat Ruell arrived al Louisville at midnight
Morgan still beld and hsvnR provisions for tso month";
would continue to hold on a. Cumberland Gap.
On Sunday last Col McCooks cavalry brigade succeed
ed in rsospturng kuufordsvlc, driving out the rebel
cavalry Who lost Colonel and Leuepan. Colonel in
the engay, ment. Our loss vas slight.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS

Col. Pfioc, of the Second Pennsylvania Olvalry, s
represented to have driven the Sixth Virginia Cavalry
Lieutenant Colonel Green, back TO Az bys Gap SAT-
urday shere he engaged them, killing four AM solnd.
ing twelve, Shom with three Others were captured
General White "a under arrest in Washington waiting
an investigation &C the circumstances attending the sur
render Of Harper Ferry.
The draft has been postponed in Pennsylvania till the
IL IA Of Octobe-.
Governor" Stanley, of NORTH Carolina is in Wash.
iugton.
TIE Louisville Journal mas Information tina, Humphrey
Msrshsls forces reached Sbelbyvils tho evening Of
the 2gj
Gold vas quoted at lls. in New York. on Wednes-
daV.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-29
AUCTION SALES.
RUTURR DAYS.
BY KENT. PAINE . 90.
LARGE AID PEREMPTORY SALE
Dry Goods at Auction

Dry Goods at Auction.
ON wEDhksDAY thslEt October at the Of Mr. Thomas
" D. DIARIES No, 22s Broad than SELL vi h0lt
ssrye. the entire balance o. bis STOCK OF
sTAPLE DkY Goods,
all recently purchased and In perfect order 70 which vii be add
ed usual lnvti.ss Of
ENTIRELY FRESH GOODS
the comprising Of III IsFgs asd tusetve
oGe ed tk Included the VIII
fosnd
$50 pieces cray cs,slntr srnet;s and faIei cloths
so pieces ba r, VIII e Snd fancy int,
so ices tnglsh sni American nng obs,
1000 oLea be black and wlte spool c tn,
$50 d. ~. q. 81 Clark la IAtsRi threada
$50 doJen is to 80 spiiry hoo % sTirt',
81 dozen lAiiei white cotton hote and hat here,
700 packs Enfl IN ani An Pie,
Irish nasns. neriso shirts ald dr.W..s
Line brokn shuts french c0rse.ts,
Suspend ~ and esp paref
Plaza slkc ayttI gng1ars tooth brushes,
lv,ry Sad DIRE ting loubS, hat caps
hoJTni7g pms, sewing sur,
Mourning sets, 5ed white and gray Aaaneis,
Liadseys, KeT5eW,
lilac lasisg bztto-s IS u nder DO,
lie: fa-ey slks, enbToii -rss,
Bonnet ri 3bon-, plaid domssies,
Linen handkerch {, enye7p per-
Tooth brushes, books a 81 es
Marine strip sc.
1000 pair mems hee boo Monroe " extra calf shoes, bro
gVs, &c,
1900 pair and rocco and leather boo
La g'ieI, cot It's, BanoraI and bays and chilli
rrns sso's and boots,
ali Ia perfect order and chloe goods
Terms cash KAN, PAINE CO.,
sep2I AucuoneeTs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-29
FROM NASHVILLE.

CHATTANOOGA, Sept PA party of Yankee cavalry
captured and paroled four hundred of our sick Oh the
2Oh inst at glasgow, KY. They had been left in the
hospital from Braggs army.
The people Of Nashville-citizsns and soldiers-are
near starvation No stores provisions reach them
from the North. The place is completely invested by
our cavalry. The Yankees are still terrifying.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-29
STILL LATER AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT
FROM THB NORIHl

The New York Herlsd of the 20 h was received last
night The most important matter 1t contains is the re-
port of the stock market In its usual summary the
Herald says:
Yesterday was a very exciting day in Wall street.
Seldom, if ever has the Stock Exchange seen such
scene of wild speculation. The advance in the leading
speculative stocks the first board from to per
ceLt tde amount bought at these high prices wac
approximately large God advanced to l2l after
wards recedng to l20 Exchange held at lSl3@lS2.
The came paper slyp, editorialy
avail street Was frantic Such militia OF prices,
slch reckless scramble for money such immense trans
actions in gold, many of which unprecedented Wall
rect has rot seen in many lorg day."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-29
ZOO REWARN.

~ ANYWAY rom q erEood (the oe5cs Of Roger Az
\ ,,,oI n Tune bLFs cogn'y, Vs. 90 'tnia', The
81 April So negrr nm ,Oa, b,tSee - and Is
age 5.ut feet lchss h.h OF SEX color ard Ple.ssnl
JJ.iesaoc- u va o. dressed J. dso faied inIey rock
A. vet I'd pAr b'ck tlluch La anl boots wcgb
rJlu,n srt. may have charged his e5toipg Re Abd
dee removed frcl Tie c5Gu' L.udoaa 10 shtt
o. IN STAR md Tch dsuh Bis way back
~ Gu &. lie et,d ad,cd In il lhe 2sd
RI as Coat Cuse, 10 company however, With
t.e. n,gT Eis men Gee tao sttA ssei
th lg,1 10 the Ar,h escaped from
. The 1t tsy Of hay lrs.
ne H1ntie IoIss Vi be paid ~ for the 1ppret s1sioo
delivery n % rero ia that gvt lr again.
81 81. gas expenses.
VI si-ItsI later eaton PsOacs, LunepbaTg
IgnE.
Jgy 93-df SANFORD RAvEy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-29
AFEAIRs ON LIE PoraNLC.

The Washington Star OF the - Instant, Gays:
Up 20 noon 20 daY We have no Information that any
collision whatever took place yesterday between our ar
ny and the rebels the upper Potomac, which has
certainly been crossed by ell their great army that
VOL tured into Marys except those killed, wounded
a. taken prisoners by General Mcclellan, aud these
who deserted Who by the way th mseves are believed
to number a small army.
The different Federal army corps are within support.
ing distance Of each other. Summers and williams
(ste Bank fer he moment a. acd about Hsrpers Fer
~, COUGHS and Frinklius a. Willusport the rest
so in position tie TO be instantly available Tor
a movement: in any orCc.on.
Tae enemy are concentrating at Winchester, and every
available in that quarter, from IL 10 IS years OLD,
has BEEN is beng, pressed in the service. They
THE ecem,) repor. their rs in AIrylsnd at near
teen thcus nd but consider thai, win The cap.ute o.
HarpcIs Ferry, they sbou since the las battle
Of hLnHsas There ia considerable force Of the
my on the hanks OF the Po;onse-he main portion Of
their army having, explained sb)Ve, retired TO WIN
chester and the surrounding country They are dis
heartened at the reception they met with on their ap
pearance in Maryland instead OF the $4,000 recruits
they expo cted receive only abou, 900 obtaue5,
while their losses from dessrons alone above that
number.
We presume thai, will be some days before move
meuis OF both arnes-AcCellan's and the rebels-com
maDce to develop ha plans Of The Balance Of this iAs
campaign in Virginil.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-29

faE RIssJ s.sn a patriotic lady Of Savannah has
sent 70 The pgbaelu large package of bullets, the
history ct which il somewhat curious. Teeg we're
moulded BY Der husband 10 the Of 1919 70 be used
sgAiasl tie British and have been ksp relic in the
family from that day until aoW. She freely gives them
up TO be used sgsas, the Yautels with the prayer that
each one may make the enemies Of her country lees.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-29
TO HAT MAKERS.

VNHE sctsys Manufacturing Company msklBg Woo, Hat
Bodies from the Cone without golg to the plank and
ply with alb sir thousand monthly aad
can iaeyesse machinery n supply larger demAn.s
Application rOu N Makers w he Souhern ConfederAoy
requested o male Tn Jun their wants
Five good hat Makers wanted.
Apply BY lett Of oheIxise to John +. MARTIN. Ag,
scottsyille, Atemsrle Cit! Va
vt. srLPLEs 4 o., Agent. Richmond, Va
EChGreson Courier will copy weeks and nend bill TO tbs
oH-a se2s-2us
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-29

EscAPED TO rHE YASzETs The S,yannah RsyubH
Gu learns that two negro pilots thoroughly acquainted
vih the river ard eoas, of Georgia escaped frCR The
government stssmE sam, Sunday night, and passed
DOM the river TO the Yankee IA in the Of the
s.simer Planter at Charleston, there guard oa
this blzt and the negroes we're elt do they pleased
They accordingly took advantage Of the dArk and rainy
night appropriated small boat, and pissed successfully
over 70 the 4. emy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-29

rrss Daily o. per ansun . for 1 months, and 81
nonth or saorer period.
sesky IS per Inaun slI months and rs per
month icr shor.er peri1d
We,ky 81 per Aunlm 81 iOr SIX months sent for shorter
period PAym.n in al cases In advance
ABgaurlssa-Vns square Tor hrSt insertion
Is ils per sqaArs for sGeh eoansAaos Weekly Insertions u
esls per square
Rszitsaaces nay riEk tie Pasnsh s1iE
ali evidence Aksn ths dsPos Of Lester In as
Pa. One oentAlnlp- nonss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-29
A vEnY DsNIKABLR nEst,li ncn nI ,t.

auctJn. At ire 70 esl Il NJ John vfEus, Jr., vii
al au 10 N TIE emf a. AZ, s sd setterher
l5o So clJc ~, the ysuibs 4 ctlye ?. Hence
,esuiei at he corner OF 9th The hose
A with al ref eomfor nj
osnyel nee, end IN eIs repeoss ay.. y Wi
other aEeng 10 the IL zen ~ ms r
ysnt Had And X To- i-g kitchen iEis ssotr
bsl CON, coal vi, 1be k.shcn she'd .i,h
slpe1oT cooking TIg, lie Ac ami 10 the tAsrIn % Il
mt fIn Numbering VT reg u h upp =
400 The pscs te sed small neors Ia
i"e th Ioon, en- the chamber gSS fAusr for
hot water.
s fronts S26 feet the sOrtN aide of csy street
bicE 100 ie 10 paved alley 1hi Oyerty
del Ehifu para a the ely, Ell ID ven -us
sud on the mary sdssf offs ocaton, vii enhances ID.
value. pr gre yely " IN the oiys grsEih.
Pstssion wi be kien lat EGysGbys w. eAl
e., II pssoteabe.
TEs I'd e..h, bsI,rce a. one ard tw, years fsr
bond, bea inS itsrest ed ~ deei The
option IN puE hAsef
G0DDIg APPERsos,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-29
BY the fretlCent.
W.. Il. sIwAKD, Score. .ry Of State.
usosLx srEuSADID-HI MAKES A SPEECH

LiSCSLH ekkANAD1D-HL MAKES A sPEECH.
The friends Of emancipation" serenSded Lincoln,
"Wednesday night he sddr, sed the mutitui 10 Assem-.
blsi 10 front Of the White House. as follows:
FILLow OInzGs-I appear before you to do little
more than acknowledge the courtesy you pay me, and
70 thar you tor it. have not been dis ibcty inform
ed Why "a on this occasion you appear do me this
honor, though suppose interruption -iIs bteausso
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-29
FXCaANGED PRIsONEKs, No.2.

RICHMOND, Sept %, 1872.
TJ'HE following aud Of the Confederate Service
4 dug exchanged.
/ All ofcer. and n sho delivered a, AIens the
st o. Sop 1861
An Officers and N 70 who we're delivered AEehs the It'll
o set l,t2
g. A chi cr aud men Who Se delivered Aliens on ths
Sept, 1sf2
Al ,ers pLo have been dei7e-sl voksbuss, Mssisp
u, Up 10 ttii tAe.
leo tasusaad three hundred and sSygh OF the 81;
deliveries Al Ncksbufg
y-Tiss NAE Akens embrace In tAis aud
the pre- lou noce Il flre thst al We o,es
Who been delivered a. Aea up 20 This date, are
exchanged. kObbRl GUILD,
s.q,.iv lgelt Tor ENch