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, 1862-03-29

FUNERAL OF Cart sHErLET,-Fricnds,
clF1 or military, Of the late lamcnted Capt lin
shepley, wishing to join in doing honor to his
re1ains, which are soon expected here, can
learn the details Of arrangements now per
fecting to that end, upon application to
Captain Brand Of the Ellsworth Zouaves, No,
1os Lake street, or to Captains Guthrie or
Bridges at the recruiting office Of the Nine.
teenth Regiment, Custom House Place.
, 1862-03-29

ITO RENT.--Wa arehouse to Rent
- With Lot So feet 'front.' on RIyer. close to Clark
street Bridge, North Side. WALTER WRIGHT, IS
Dearborn street. u1Il1 [n5fs2E7
, 1862-03-29

E Le6lie's Paper for april 5th is a mag
niiccnt double number, containing thirty-two
pages Of reading matter and illustrations, in
cluding accurate pictures Of the attack On
Newbe.n, n. c. John B, Walsh, on Madison
street, has it.
AcV1cER's TnEArRE.-Two excellent
pieces are to be produced at McVicker's to-
night-the drama OF "Scotto the Scout" and
the burlcsque 'Mazeppa'' The latter is 4
most exciting and langghable production, fu11
Of local hits aud accompanied by excellent
music.
, 1862-03-29


- a YOUNG LADIES' sEsnsART.-The an
neuneement OF the cmeago Seminary for
ionng LADIES *al pc 1onnd m another column
this morning We ean speak IN the highest
terms oi the management Of this useful and
mucn necdea institution, rs regards It's in
saae'ofs: md their moral and inteliee-
tum neo.ea.1ons. The loeatioa Of the
senool 81 Il 3. NOE As and liz cass street, near
tne colnea .! Es'e street The next term
opens on aohahs, Apta the 9TH. Its English
Ilon q: ~. ~. ~ Assn"os' @,, ,or1nef'y pro-
1essot n Ios -, Is1ns,lsa.na ea Gonege, and more
+eeen.'y o1 lns onlss.slss ~ 10 a eplansnela Iho
Poa Poalo .. 1as.s.s n,.ta ~ w ea 5 appo.nt an
erc;sa4 ~ sse.s.;aa ~gss oat' -, ~ - s. 70 e.
A,nnn,. -, - 1-sra-.s s1pe. 80 " .vs o..aue-
hest -. tae 'osa'es aie nunoeu sonle VI our
furthe- ~ .ose .ea soase.4o.s ,. s :. so ~
nnnna, anassa ats at.ent1on Is o,fec.a ~ eae
ANUS: 'ene - 'us so'e1''esne eot-
49,. =. 2 -:
, 1862-03-29

TIE ToHET--The large and increasing de-
mand for the celebrated Cocoaine Soap strong
Il attests the high estimation in which it is
held By the community. It is prepared from
the purest and best materials, possesses the
desirable qualities of rendering the. skin deli
cately smooth and clear. Its saponaceous and
cmo!ient qualities cannot be surpassed. Put
up in boxes at s5 and 50 cents per box by
Smith s. Dwyer, druggists and chemists, OPP
posite the fremont House,
, 1862-03-29

LOUISVILLE 1E-The Journal Of yesterday says:
There ia little demand for gold or exchange. the
precious metal selling in small suns at 1K per- cent
premium. the bankers buying at x premium. The
Nominal rates for Eastern exchange are par to =
per cent premium selling, and AW4 disco1nt buT-
ing There was more activity in the general mar
, 1862-03-29

NORTHWESTERN RIFLE CLUB.-There will
be meeting Of the above Club at the ZouaTe
A1mory, corner of State and Randolph streets,
on this (saturday) evening, at eight O'Clock,
for the purpose Of electing officers and adopt
ing constitution and bylaws. All parties
interested in the formation Of such an iustitu-
tion are cordially invited to attend.
Il. G. L1rCHFIELp. Scc'y.
, 1862-03-29

WAR MEEI1sG.-The next war meeting Of
the Young Mems Christian Association will
be held in the Third Presbyterian Church,
{ReS- Arthur swazey,) corner Of Washington
and Carpenter streets, on Sabbath evening,
The s0th inst at - o'clock The Associa-
tion's Army Committee will address the meet
ing, and the report Of Rev. Jeremiah Porter
(ately appointed chaplain to the hospita1s)
from Mound City, will be read. All interest
ed in the welfare Of cur soldiers arc invited to
attend.
, 1862-03-29

HERMANN,
They say that Herr Hermann.
That wonderful German,
Was bauish7d by Cha1on from over the Styx:
His varied inventions
OF "goodly intentions
We're even too much for that kingdom OF Nicks.
OF Wizards the 1atest,
Imported and greatest,
He raises the devil where'e1 he appears;
His arts cabalistic
And charms ultra mystic
With wonder enthran e'en his talented peers;
The gTeat Robert Houi1in,
(Who Is really good mi
Herr Dobler the graceful. and Boseo the bland
And all who take part
In the magical art,
Proclaim Hermann monarch throughout
wonder land.
, 1862-03-29

Y II. A.-All persons having
bills against the Young Mems Association vii
Please present them LMMEUTATELY to lie nnGer
proper Committee. CHAE p EFTIFT.G' - sAS
Chai11uan Finance Committee, I. ii. A. 81 LaSe at
Chicago, March Is 1861 rn,haf11SiT-
, 1862-03-29

4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
~ pev;oEners aud members Of the First Unitarian
Society, VIII be held In the Church, on MONDAY EyN-
Sa next at X O'Clock. By order Of the Trnsteea'
r.,.u J0HN BROOKS, Sec'y.
, 1862-03-29

ATTENTION ANDERSON R1FLEs.-The mem
bera OF tho Anderson Rifles arc requested to be
at their armory at the West Market Hall this
Saturday evening, at o'clock, promptly, as
business ofimportance is to be brought before
them.
, 1862-03-29

IMPORTANT SALE OF FURs1TuRE.-The Rich
mond House. long known as one Of our most
popular hotels, and which Was the choice OF
the Prince OF Wales for Temporary stay in
our city, has lately been closed On Thursday
Mr.. John Laha, Of the Laha House, Indianapo-
lis, Indiana, closed the contract for the pur-
chase Of the entire furniture Of the house
with Dean Richmond Of Buffalo, the owner,
through A R. Richmond, his agent here. The
price paid was $4,000. The furniture is now
in process Of removal.
, 1862-03-29

@ Wedding and Call Cards, at the Sherman
House. For cards By mail, send four stamps for
samples to O. Sackett. ma56t
, 1862-03-29

~ Some ten years experience has fully con-
frmed the good reputation Of Browns Bronchi-
al Troches" " or Cough Lozenges. in the alienation
Of Asthma, Winter Cough, Bronchitis, Hoarae-
nees, and other pulmonary ma1adies. 1t
, 1862-03-29

" The Spring term Of the Chicago Dancing
Academy viii commence April list. Persons wish
ing instruction in dancing viii find this the pleas
ATTEST seaEon Of the year. For terms enquire st
the Academy, southeast corner Of Clark and Mon
roe streets ofJ. Edwin MARITIME. ruchaj-6t,
, 1862-03-29

BoD5 OF Il CHILD ForSD.-The body Of d
child WAS yesterday found inside the fence at
the northeast corner Of the first opening in
Wright's Grove, adjoining the city limits,
done up in a flour sack marked "Grundy
Mills" and nailed within starch box bearing
the inscription, t' t'Kingsbury and Sons" It
was the opinion Of physicians that the child
had been bern alive, and suspicious Of its
having been foally dealt with we're enter
tained, but oil connected with the matter re-
mains at present shrouded in mystery. An
inquest was held by Coroner James.
, 1862-03-29

PROFESSOR OF THE BLAeR ART.-The
soirces OF Ii. Hermann will positively open at
Bryan Hall on Monday night Of next week,
Ills engagement in st. Louis, which has been
most successful one, closing this evening.
The sale Of seats will be continued at Hig-
gins's Music Store, Kingsbury Block, during
to-day, and a1l who desire fine opportunity
to behold the wonderful performances Of one
Of the greatest Of living sorcerers should Sc
cure place early, By the way, some one in
Boston has lately pe1pet1ated the following
ndn
, 1862-03-29

t For cleaning and dying gentleman clothes
go to Cook & Mclean, 96 Dearborn street. This
old established dhouse do better and cheaper work
than sny in the city. feb21ly
, 1862-03-29

TO AGENTS AND CASEAEaERs We will guaraa-
tee Cur Union variety Envelopes to give better
satisfaction than any other put up. The best
stock Of maps. charts aud Union goods in the
West. Send for catalogue, to T. A. Thomae, P.
O. Boz 1853, Chicago, III. mch1a-2w
, 1862-03-29

AAEA1cAN eKcuRI7Eks IN LONDON, March TO-
;as amsi1esn a ~ MeeeoE1hes have ieen buoysnt.~ Sub
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-25
.yO7sae ~. GZOvea.

NEAS Just kECEkHEE RON
AA Chic 60 fine ortment of Doors, Sash,
Blinds, Door aud Window Frames, Hand Fail,
Bali sters, Newell POST, with variety Of other
ticles used in good bindings, and for sale very low
for the casa. Don't buy until you examine his
stock. s.I tseres aug5dwlm
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-25
Renaoval.

TwyRE UJs-DRRsEG.v.ED YOU'D
II respectfully inform his friends and the pub.
lie in general, that he has moved his Boot and
Shoe shop from Locust between Water and First
to Sycamore between First ard Second He will
as ever, try 10 deserve liber.l share Of his old
patronage as he is prepared o give strict atten-
ton TO ony order in his line.
Hht@'- ANDREAS AEDREAE.
N. B. always keep on hind large assortment
of Boots nd Shoeg aur6
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-25
To all Whom it may Concern.

Whereas. nv bound boy, Cornelius Arsurn, left
my hou7e on tho 18Th day of July, 1862, wi thout
cause, I Therefore notify any person employ ng
w-ees, and will take measures to collect the
sane, JOHN MRUFITT,
2.w Scott Township.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-25
CHARLES BABCOCK,
Importer and Dealer in
Coach and Saddlery Hardware,
MAIN STREET,
vl EVANSVILLE sS.a ZEE r ianp.! y ia.

NV % NWeM
GA engagements with European and American
manufacturers for direct supply Of all goods in m
line, am enabled to offer Inducements, that can
not fail to be to the interest of all engaged in the
business TO give me a trial. 20 1tE
name in part: axles, springs made Of the bss
steel; bands enameled and Of all kinds OF leather
cloths Innings fer carriages, yarnisAess castings Of
all kinds saddle trees, English bride lcathers bits
stirrups, spars, names, ane silver names OF al
kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Trees, selfsdlustng taoA
Taylors patent names, hy nets shoe thro'sds, norst
blanksts, London Girth Webs, American Glrtn
and Rein Webs, both cotton and worstedi LONDON
Welt Skins, superior article; ivory, gutts percns
and brass lined nartengal rings; superior kerseyf
for horse covers, the best quality OF carriage oois
patent gig trees, &C., &C.
keep In fact everything sppertaining 20 eitnei
branch OF the business, and understanding both
branches Thoroughly, we would respectfully invite
your attention before purchasing elsewhere.
am slse agent for Wards Patent Spring SADDLE
ap90-daw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-30

A BRlLLIANr CAVALRY kNYLOIr -On Saturday hsi,
shout daylight company OF cavalry, thirty 10 number
commanded By Lieut.. hlton Rouse, Of Jefferson eoun-
q. made icray upon the Winchester and Potomac
railroad, midway between Summit Point and HAdes de
DO, AZ each Of which places the enemy bad guard ot
forty or 6y men TIE cstSnee between the Two dePos
i, only four miles About O'Clock, the expected mail
train approached, and soon brought 70 haii by
the revOIvers Of the bOys, and the obs;ructors
which had been paced upln Sha tack. TIE h-si thing
dino was 10 secure eight Yankee soldiers Who we're ca
their way to WINCHESTER The express car vas found to
eoat.in baskets Ct champaign and tTuiL 70 which TIE
ba7s helped h, m4rves freely In the sale they ioune
~ zoo 10 Uucd aIes notes, consigned 70 a Yankee
olynatsr at Winchester. Toe mail bsg Eas also seour'
,,.tai ling, among other toccmtuts, ,fh iA despaehe
from Go. Pope to X Gen. White, commanding a.
Wnchss sr These dispatches have been forsAEted &c
q 30. Jackson.
Alter securing the valuables n, cars we're Destroyed
,pd the locomotive pu; in motion towards Winchester,
tsn mles distant, under full bead of steam. The tile.
se,oa wires we're then cut and the party retired Lieut.
Rand With thirteen men, took charge Of the prisoners
.,i returned By the route they had cone With The
,i1ag seveceeu meu, Leuienants Juse and Baylor
tro,stded 10 Smlth-.d 10 aersOn county, WhtretAey
s,r5rssd aud captured seventeen Ylnkees, With Their
ho g. ,Q,ipuents ETC. Taey Ehea re.raced their steps,
passing 1t midnight, Sithin three miles OF Winchester
sad arrived at Hsrrsonbas AOadAy, having travelled
se l75 miles IN three days add been in sheis saddles
txo nights. Toe prisoners we're brought to ahmond,
.sfivlnE here yesterday afternoon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-30

'O,s OwS Flssr RElDER," for the Use of Schools
aud FAMILIES has been published, at Greensboro N q,
by Aessrs. Sterling Campbell and Albright; Rich
mord, ~. ". HargraVe White. We commend it to
.1e attention Of Southern teachers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-30

FsoA las EoSIE " SsF.-Adyioss from Stanton ~ =
li,t ne Intelligence hat some 67s hundred r'fuz''s
from Northeastern Yrg ola have arrived in Ihst town
~tlin toe pas Sesk Tdey are Pineipaly from Bar
t1ur sud Rl1dopl count and representatives Of the
I57,i portion Of ths population Of thlt rsyo-. Tbey
safe that those Who have heretofore been out in hsF
p-OiessioIs Of devotion to he old Uuio' sre nov a's
sR themselves Of every opportunity to dodg5 the orst
-bioI a. beer ordered in the PsrP)Gt realms. MAJ
Of tbsu .-u,d gsiy become converts 10 southeIni'n
la, that l. fear their gull, Is too eel kro"h to admit
OF an ess7 pardon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-30

WHEREAS sIe3sesened by many saEsns Of this state
w tat mposo oct tn s7ppleFe; tie He;rjlty ar
isle Of salt except f.hal1u prices sad te1 GOT IL si
lent gu tts uemEnd ard portion 81 me cal
G5fs of his Seaia On vhch rye quantity OF sst
s derived being the poptsh1a Of the public ny Snd IN
anay wo Is Del u twred BY private peton ard RED o.
o. yts arstrrre Insufficient 10 iira the amount reees
k-y for e consumption OF Te5pe yet lsrse
poron Of the annual product Of an rks continually export
et into the EelghbOrng states;
And NhsrrA the imPo taon OF orsn salt has been prevent
eI uc bio kSle pors aud s not probable ha In
ls1Rrdc ~ piled from that source AMI The season u
rspI sdyaLe9g when Nllbe - cal, up i
ht IN NJ year uroyde sr1cS nd Pl Sih slsb
ana the 81 latue IA ing zee NJ prpii N q
rone 20 chase mAnuf@cu,e his essential A'oe OF 70
provide tem-oY- -,
Therefore authority ye1 IN the Executive by the
oorsituIou yOAN tECHEl Govert q the mnonE eSth
81 VirgnA hereby the Genesl AS by TO tfe TIE
sns conCe aon And 10 lie. se f1r CT for he mt s
o. he 'orlmo they y hertbS lain
log 70 The sraSo and delegates 81 ue GeatTA Ats ably thA
ey arr r,qa.d TO Aenhic atGe Capitol N the city OF H
mo1t the 10. IL nay OF SEPrstBEg ext s,weve o',lOk
- gi,sn endg hacd Cove AMI under The seal
Ls ! <estn 81 hchmOnd, this ~ day o.
Auru't In the year 1854, Andin the dghS year
VI VIC '''-'1' JOHN LEToHkR
- GtoRGs W. hUsToRD,
,,v Md Secretary Of the Commonwealth
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-30

EAU0CKR SPRINGS BURSL-The Lynchburg Republi
en- elrls from sen from the vicinity, that the
village Of F4uqaisr Springs has been burnt by the Yam
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-30
Price ~ 90; Der mai, 81 20.

froa The sichmond Di patch
"Ino.e ssAbe pgbslss Mess w't Joh,ton have
DO L. Which hsrns ron aIa Nhit
better deserves 50 lSyeiL Ihs IdrtiaI Ls1sr, hat eel
CHEATED novel published ~ he late J'Sge Beverly TacteT "a
s and ~tcn nArYei0usy sprhes events tst
me- psrscus bcqasirtea With origin have seentd 70
co. ma; bEal gotten p ths Urs Ming Il he
present u Is ,hng ana prs fol uarat ye hi' Tor
IL s th'rae.er "A ias \ TIT uiE hOE tera u
hi-i The present s1on e edit a By Eey TboGaI A Ware
Prou the SoVtFera Literary A6~sHg.r.
The Partisan LsHGsr novel, VIII genes %! love and
oE, OF EUEgrfIl emotions hr rm a heart II
~ Al novel IN ~ rau.l 81 tht And sOla lti
pa ioTe'eog ait. accuracy aim 't q in'pAi3o he
-,r..s VII prodactd the very EhIc' gssct
The Partisan feIdsr sul lei seat dssiderd'Ela
SIT requirements g. tire pn5Nc SIC a. ths tre
..e-rttag uoyr risas We Of ,rop. cry and 10
yAuabs ate7 i've u the ETostcTi0a Il lie sags Tug
IN, EaJ " utmae u u-ct fs g
acct with utyeIsAl favor Tie ~ sl,n lied b. e.
lio Ware 70 -ho aud 10 u pI5hhrs srers WssA
10 .nsi, T. tins public last Dg dtbt Of g'Ail ude
NON he Christian OIse5gsT;
,.thi, Is NonoeruI book. 'ti,su hror'ca poyrl
htV be es1 With A'scfhipg i1teIe bof at q ~
remark bic prophetic character an ~ n'r.is power snd worth
a rOY5.'
Address orders 10 WEI J SION
Publishers and Booksellers, ;Ij VI IN street.
ktri ~ ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-30

EsoA HlEDg COgsgI.-rle R3ekingham Register
ls,rns NON a gentleman ilss nom Hardy, that 10 foot
" fltsgu Yankee presses tie roll Of tbs. ccun-'
I'D L. lie fes CgiCa men, LEI. 10 tue irene WcGt'
ESQ p,Tt Of The county TREMBLING I tas.r shoes and
boxing for TIE sudden coming OF their lay Of dCc. The
.lir ry spr; Of The pl-ioic people OF Harry i tho
roughly aroused. Tso volunteer companies have ba,n
formed on Los; River composed Ct sKty.esb meIl
here and the other nearly large. Tls5s companies
viii 10 attached 10 Colonel luooteas Regiment, and
eoups.ss lie hing us II tla: aru OF the Confederate
ssT5oS Wbers Lsy W.I 0ysrsJs Iced 10. state, l.
sysl - kosE, bus 10 nay state tia: lh,is D'5ws
fail =bsro ,hsy will tell W. may look ier strrrg re-
s-l,s from tas opsrsioas Of ths regiment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-30

GloD-T Bristol Advocate has been informed by a
gentleman from Tsz,uell county, Va, that recruits,
from the counties Of Wyoming, Logan, Boone, Wayne
and others, are joining Gen. FOya's command by hun
lraia-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-30

sAT;LED-T TIE AabsaI eOrPG, case in hlcon, Ga, has
lecG sesd By MILITARY commander turning over bis
prisoner to the legal authorities and by the Court dis
bsrgiug the military ooer from liability for conteuP
re Court thea remanjed the prisoner to military Gus
.o6y. to await the fading Of the court martial.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-30

SPECIAL SIKyiCE CoRPs.-Col. John II. Richardson,
By authority of The Secretary Of War; is now engaged in
rsg six companies of cavalry, for special service, as
scout. guides and eOuriers to serve under Gen. Lee
This organization will afford excellent opportunity for
voluu' eerng ia sel,c corps which persons liable to
inscription should avail themselves Of Col R. is an e1
riencsd cifcsr and gallant soldier. He NAV be found
daily, for the present. the office of the A'usnt Gen
-ra Of the State ia the State C1urt House. We hope
that he will speedily be successful in his efforts to raise
the corps
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-30

no. g.
gajor GsaTrh Euges having len ~? 'q.y sio,
.05ssarce 80 sstIs To- the Iauf Arr,
Worked to inspect add tSsmus ~ rs On,hu
nrjnnuce re, cent tie vohs % al On fort
D-osTtmefL IA ui'n al ioun rn'uts u, rad
Yr or nt! Vofk NJ under GoyTnnn eouirsc ~ ihr
pu d a'uiAIasut Of -! ~ taj ~ ies go -.
,rier and lnstTu VII tssd o rc-e ~ thd' ne en-
Al mnludng Officers al Of trs arg q fae Nok- AZ
-.qursi 10 i've al sci ies sad 10 iLer u
he - lis duie
"a and uftfU he nav utfsT ecussry al
VIA NE orders ts Dspu m, ~ be Gu
Tered he cIds cf tte ifp1 And Will be u niu
. through h. odaae NJ on c: rdn' ue-
Re q P-cs Ill he -d - The " DtpIinrHt
B - annex.
1hr riss aod mote Of n,psct II BE- n th'r u.peC
otgrnly With secIou H. Of thr F,E Iii The OnnaI,-
ieparf spprov febTEsry ia, !. g
0fssls q IEtgru at Is Depart en- led Ia
urnsh trsi tpulis hin and H. tiLs As.sA
- odd -heie los u 20 t.ib5 ne u
5re T. snI toe espe1t-, Vhier
paid By the 's'e.s De- -ut Il
4tcs'e ard oTdsr.
1 m bereby announced that oA'h Of sregsrrs = Es
Tnt-d II and paTo. by peol o 10 iAy service
.jg himself Is ~ Luhea ~. vi
o. ed rate ItAtes pc A le fpon taking
Jrh Psb gIpcl psTOe, Ill be rnioi ed fT teIS &c
n I'd tie easmy they ~ be deI Andd and protected
prlionsls OF war.
By CREE,
CsICnsdJ B. CooPtE
.ugqS-lw Afiu'sn, and fnsnsrtor g-u'r-'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-30
RICHMOND WING.
,rnnnAY moRNINe, AUaUsr 30, Ises.
NORTHERN JOURNALS

N Aay psrs1a arriving non the safes a''ih o Tie 70
m nd brugrg Her hsra huroPel7 Newspapers or any
pso MS city Sonng h Posssssi'n Of 'asa l0ufnA %
a mon me editors Of DE BY leaving ser ding he
4. .rn a.. 4, thls onee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-30

4 sLlaur BRusa ~ ORR PokT.--The Petersburg En-
press says tina; Wednesday night the ensnys gun
beats in JImss River landed some two three SAIgss
aned With meh at City Point. Tncy not disturbed
until yesterday morning, when our piekets bz'd away
at the group and some t~O three we're seen to fall
The whole party speedily scAmpered to the bargss and
pulled OF for the gunboais. 0ne Of the beats then
dropped down the river took position, and bonbarded
The POin. for some half an hour or No dsmsg'
whatever vas done to msn, but il is thought the
rH.d Tiecs with which replied from shore, sent more
than one slot into the PIRATES craft. The object Of the
landing in such mall force did not trAnspe, but one or
two very plAusible eorjsctures have been suggested
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-30

FROs KnTUcET.-Fhe Rockville R'g'stsF says 'b''
.allabie ifyras;On bss bssu received that Gn snibi
troops tai oIplared three hundred and niHeya1 veg
o7z. about twelve hundred hor5ss aud Ieles aud part
Of regiment Of Fodsrss. IsSss sso sisted that Il Z
telegraph ~as operated By oas u9o to the fluk'es al
Cauboraud Gap, ant vas ascer'scsd TO-. there Wsr-
az ID, G,p bstvesn uas and ts0 'houss7d nsH' viz
tbrea dAys raous, and that forces are IN position
&c az ne aaolo gsz7isSs Il . Ssort aEs,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-30

THE PARTISAN LEADER Novel and an Apocalypse
II the orisn .ad angeles Of suihern otn'sderacy b
yrise !ry- Iy 1uher Of Virgins, Originally published n
1917 Gov EyubLshtG aud efed b! keS. Th'mAs A. are
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-30

Il czHoSD NAREETs II. has been suggested to Us
tls. .hs paragraphs under the above caption, every
ws,k, 10 -tich ss sys the quotations OF produce ETC.
ly be understood BY superficial readers a. Tie bet o.
,,tll pr,esi and be therefore regarded ulrtl s' in
oos,ossues Of tie vide daaseoes between The hsuies
sad tbs retail rates tho ely naskethousss - pcs
so that there may be such uadiscrrning Psrso0s and
therefore for the information of al, vi state TIA
We give the .aholssals quotations Of leading AftclsS
ever, Eiiay aud shsu Go otherwise We shall LEI Tue
fac. b. kuosn We Aks pains to have the figures cor
r,,.. ,rd believe that they are generally l. ma.
sguar strange 70 housekse ers that Butter ia quoted a.
co 70 ca in the Wag While the price in the markets
90 GER 10, but sach IS the fact and it only show"
hos lie AueEs,ers are gOggng the people. Tee sane
nav be said OF other aTlces.
We or.tsd, yesterday, TO 4lots AOlass's, S0iSh Il
no. II better supply than hls been for some time, anG
il hel. 80 5OsS 10 per gs. COTyEE is aecauuiatng
sod u nov selling az sLs7I20O per ID. The retAi price
is about IS 90 rsr 10.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-30
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NJ. oHAKBLIs3 .qoNitsd . motion a., to suspend

Mr.. CHAkBLISS subNitted a motion to suspend the
rulss In order to take upthe follos ng bill
"a bill suttOr z * tho discharge Of all puvatss Ia
the military service under eighteen years OF age, and
o,chbi:ing the enlistment OF oil such 10 the future"
Hr. CHAhBLISS sait be hoped this bill would pas
unanimously /. vas Gs PRECEDENT Davis bad sst cou.
e.raDg Young boya IN the army Ike grinding seed oerD,
NJ. 6OoDG, OF Va, also advocated tue bill aad ci'd
tie c,s Of you b, the Of prominent q iIsn Ct
VrFnio, Who had run Cd tgais, the consent Of Il e
srsnts and wss dss erst wounded at The battle ef
William burg.
NJ MILES offered a. sn amendment the folloEiDs.
Strike out the Eosd Colonel" and Insert "con'
mlndeT Of regiments battaons legions OF lndepen6 1t
oonpauiss"
Ne NILES sIyocstsd tho passage of tie blll as the
miuoT wOald DO discharged only By application OF his
part n sustdian or rex Of BIZ
Mr. EO0TE opposed the bil, he tad soLs IL the az