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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22
The New CenserIpIion.

Al the opening Of the lsro session Of Congress the
Presidsr, A.ksd for authority to call oa. additional
troops, should any future emergency render 4. necessary.
t. ohsr minds the emergency appeared already 70 have
ir.sea, Il the i,c. tAss measures were thea IL progress
70 a5i siI h11i-ni t,5gsa1i b the f1rcls 10 the Asld
ag,ils: gL. T. ts Hns minds thu: opiuioa has bseu
-,adsre1 & ooly!' ion By ths Il ltary evsals tia; have
s5co ocelr,sd. StI, the P;eiien, takes No sep tc-
slrds b'iagisg cut a rsiuto;g,n'lt. There was delay
Which maay .hlugh. EoI: eu'p.bio Snd dangerous ia
Congress il the r,csssa-y legislation, but the EIec1.
i've addl 20 t.l. lo5Iof tine, by allowing week. to elapse
o.'oro p-oss-iilz 20 ~. Tia, l~sgl,A,ioa ia force. Ave
So .ssso1s oils. tl and Winter lJs.s In a. article on
Ibis so C: &c Montgomery A9,sr.i,s r. says:
Toe President has taxed Of an emergency when he
might with p~-cp,is.v cal, the ,roons tbus su:hor'zsl into
he Il I'D, bu: T. he cannot reeogu's, ole IN TIE present
condition Of st,i : We despair OF ever seeing him con.
-irs q Of tie tIirsnce Of such an event rae people
Of the Sou,h are Of the opinion that the sooner our ar.
Mrs csn be increased to their fall strength by tbs en-
rclmsnt and o-ciuis tion Of the nsn liable to do military
duty, the better We shall be prepared to noe. the emer.
20 soy. Tley have believed all the tine that tho orgG1i-
EA.ion BY our enemies OF an army Of sE hundred thou.
and frsN troops and the fitting ont Of q large number
Of hfs. class ~gun5osts for an Gttick upon u, constitute
~ emergency sucb ~ TO call for the speedy Development
Of our powers Of resistance.
Il Il no doIb' true that the Confederlts army nov In
the fell is %suaifie TO COPE with and over h,ow the
remnant Of tn fat ssVen hurdsed thousand Of the Yaa-
kee troops, blS they canlo: sec0npls 81 i'm 2ossibilitiss
aui Il /, t)s mach TO eIpsc, that they shou d be able to
bold th,i, ground against the vsslly sup'ror numbers
whlch viii DC buried uooa lhsm. They vii do and dare
all that IN N eau, but, unless they are properly support.
81, they vii be quite likely 20 fSl We shall express
the opirioa Of nineteen tWeltis'hs Of tho pscple OF me
South, when We say the Government owes IL to the coun.
try s1d h, cIup 70 look upon the presen, as an I'm T.
gsnoy, clllirg for the exercise Of the utmost vigor in
ourEiug into Gff.c: the enac'men of Colgresl TIE
golden hours are passing rsp'd'y, ard they clDnot be i'm.
proved too soon. Should 6sss er al upon our arms in
future, in cons ounce OF the disparity Of the forces en-.
gage5, While there arc ELL thoas IndJ OF m.n In the
country Who hsvs no, been called into tie service, the
people will uBQusstiolsby place the blame for such dsss
teT' upon the Government Corg oss has done lie duty
Ia ihis rsspso., now let the President do his, aud all Will
- u.t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22

ARRIsrID.-A: Washington 90 Saturday morning
lac. a market wagon vas hired by q man, W. Fleigeu
he.mer, to take sI trucks to the Southern part Of May.
land. Toe trunk, we're taken from the KinHtl House
and the wagon proceeded With them over the Eis.ern
Barch, beng closely followed by Sergeant B .ker, Of
the county poIcs, who vas gu picious that all was no,
right. Here the wagon uss lined by Fleigcnheimer,
w6o hirsd a passage with the trunk, snd the Sergeant
arrested them, aaf, with a guard sent them to the Pro.
yes. AArsilVs. o. tbs way FlsisenhoiUer attempted
ed TO thrus. a roll Of Confederate Lo: 1. amounting to
$3.50, 10 the pocks: OF the driver, bu; vas detected -
fI.igenheimsr was as once ssnt 10 ,hs Cd Capitol, atd
the d iver WA released. tn, truaks have no. yet been
OK anined.- Washington Liter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22

TEE CRcnsIso A. SoUra ANNA klv.R.-The most
plctur. sgt poias aloug tbs EseIroad sad Frederick .
ourg Ruuoid, at this time, Is tas crossing at the S)uth
Anna river, d few miles below The Junction. The rail.
road bridge u. tits point wss burned by the Yankees,
who msdo a raid jlst before the Uhickshominy fight, On
Ashland asd tue .oultry aojtcenf. TIE South Anna is,
i.elf, q strs.m CT small dineuiio-s in ordil ay time =,
out toe land ad 'eenl is low aud su' ct to inunda;ion.
The bridge nor enly sparned the stieame bu. s!so this
loNllad. GA eli her side the railroad track nov stands,
high ur, a hundred feet or more. The bridge IL gone
scArcs a YES ige remains e1csp, the compao;Iy built stone
piers, which sand Ike SO many tun5stones over the de
parted The trav,l:r on arriving ., thia point 10 the
oais is informed his! be mus. "0fois on tho foot bridge "
Ga Of tue cars be gets-beiors him is q vas. ehsm-
Just TO his left 4 ntr-os pathway leading 10 q series Of
declivitous steps, down which he goes Ia momentsry
danger of falling himself, or some one ess falling upon
hin.
A: les: he reaches the foot b~ridgs-a very cool, level
cro-siIg. Arrived on the other ride, up, up, he goep,
slipping, then c imbing .long for an hundred yards
more, to the railroad track, where he finds another train
ired up aud rssdy for the on 10 Richmond"
Toe ores lug is a singh old placc," and will yet be
made famous In the paye Of the novelist; it ,G.r6s
sights such as are rarely witness ID save 10 the highlands.
Fred. Herald.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22
Rlnufnla.

ave want Virginia; eagerly, earnestly aud In a hur.
~ IOorSs Of Viooiiss elsewhere Oeranth rs6SviVHs /;
Kentucky cleared out;" even Charleston taken, esn not
make amends for Virginia uncooq1ered; the ssa.
stronghold aud mala-say OF the Rebellion itself Let
our policy Be 70 conquer Virgirii At Orcs; to Place the
sIs a. The root Of the tree 20 dietIte terms from Rich
nona and 70 destroy the toSscc1 warehouse With grand
boud-s and Illumination.
TO do this les ~ c9nosatrats al cur forces y 9ich can
nov b. spared or which shll be Used for ibis purpose.
and move without any further dslAy. LIT every rtgi
msnl In garrison be sent into The 6 I'D, aud replaced oy
o3s Of the new lsyies. and then mErehsd f.rpdyd Is,
rs pulh forward through snd over all oh i.Aelss, hIrrsu
ing she enemy day and nigh; when he advances. drive
HIN back; WIEN be resres, p1rsus him when be bats
aud turns At by, overthrow him if there are TO be
OysrpoSsriug numbers, lsG them b on or 8 de ard not
HE. LIST u eo1qasr Virginia, or eIpe1d every nan
Rnd every dollar 10 showing that il cannot be Done.
"fhe want o. the Government and the nation Il Vfr.
Einia. Happy the man Who supplies the want; happy
nov and In sf1nEn for when He Rave Virginia, then
OonSh the and"-PAL. LagEirsT, l7A.
foSh 10 new want Il displayed i.sslf before the
BeOsssion Of The old Mother 0onnonwsaltb 10 efforts 70
OiOlA hOodWinh, and decisive her pubic men. Toe AIE
so9 Of tboss sRjrs 70 Jet to BE- Writtsa. Il took = new
phase and assumed additional feFVor when the Safe
swung locsS from the Yankee wreck There was no
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22
SeIf.RelIanCO.

We fSar that Al Undue importance is attached by
soms persons to the ~elsc;icnI which have jas. occurred,
aud thoss abou.. 10 take paos, in the U iited States. For
our part We content our,elvs with believing that the
Confederate States have bat little to hope, and nothing
to fear, from thOJs elections. Toe run mad Aboutionis,s
p.oposs 10 conqlsr and rob US Of al we have. The
- called Conservatives propose to subj Igas, Us, AMI
then receive Us back into their Uaion on their own terms.
They both RRevsrsts that tho wal is 10 bs Wagsd with all
possible vigIr and dete animation, aud they qusrrl
among IhenselvsI upon tie superior efficiency of their
respective plans for crushing the Ieosllon." II either
choice be;~een them. Il tie South coald be suit ugated,
Ii YOU'D mater bu! little then what b.fsl our pos,
se$ilns or o~urselVr, since vita Ysakes mAs.ess lie
you'd no. be worth the having. We fea but
Sigh. concern, therefore, which faction may
come GU: uppsrmo1t. Looking TO Northern elections as
means of bsn,f. to the South IL weakness q which
we we're long since cured. We expect the Confederate
States to obtain their independencs By couqlsring it.
They look no longer across the PJ.onso noe across the
Atlantic for aid. Their only reliance lie the uncsnQuera.
bic spirit Of people determined to DO free on earth or
"fss among the dead" and the favor of a just and be-.
uiguAnt Providence. They have sacrtissd and suffered
much, bus the thought of giving up has no. entered any
nAn's mind. They have achieved trIuEphs Of which
they are j1s.ly proud, but they would 6ght on just as
rssolutely II they knew there WAS nothing but disappoint
nent and disAstsr ahead; for they mean to have liberty
o. die struggling for II.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22

Flour AND OoNN, ssARIis WINS! The OcmmisdafJ
BepntEs pt Is running up the price Of Wheat heres.
bouts to unhs,rd Of rates, and thereby giving farmers
and grain spectators q chance 10 make money" the
Oommis.ary in the Wiley Of Virginia 10 offering IS per
barrel for 9 ,ur, and has instructions to seize the requisite
supply for the army, unless the farmers ere vlling to
furnish the supply q. the price named. Tas 3 ocking
ham r ,gister says;
Il is not in human nature to submit quietly 10 an out.
rage like thG, 10 which We arc c Ling a.Gen ion, aud our
t,Tners are comp aiming most bi..e.iy at the treatment
60 wniSl s,yy arc sli ,cted. They will lever murmur
L treated with is'i;s and according to- law aud right,
bu: the forc.bvo ssiz ire Of the grain crop 10 q particular
section, without proper compensation, wi be met with
the sternes. onpOsilon. We Cal! The attention Of the
Secretary Of War 10 inls nst.eg, enc hone the order
under which the UobmissaIy hers it aeaog will be re.
Yok.d. Toe c)rn crop in the Valley Is vely light, and
the farmers in many instances depend upon their wheat
20 feed their stock s. veil AZ themgslves. Toe farmers
arc com PEELED TO submit 10 q ioftion knd Tie taneful
ef.cs OF specul,toa -, apd tpo GJ7erppsnt should, In
our Judgment, be careful how IL tampers with 60 interest
OF su,h vital i ooriaEc,. Tee Oougress OF the Oonie6-
craze States have not exempted any portion Of the farm
ing conmu liiy from military service, though they have
sIslast 6sea2i.-s {. rssgg,! = ihe meeoslical clsssts.
rhs suodl: n labor j., therefore, greatly dimihished,
Vet The sane nambar oil mouths Ia poo su piled. II the
farmers ara rra.ed 10 this way, they say, In view q
such a policy they vii net sttempt TO produce more than
a sufi, eacy 10 supply II sir i~mnfgdis!e wants. We DO
no: kaom vho ie responsible Tor tue order 10 SELF, the
ioul IN thj, comnp Iity, bu. understand that the oder
enanated iron the Osief Qonn1issary Of General Lees
army. We call a.tehuon 10 lbs matter, sud desire the
proper althorisies at Richmond TO declare BY whose
su .nority 20 gross 40 outrage 10 beng pFpetrated upon
the farmers OF tnis communify.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22

fns LAVE GN. Csc. b. WORCESTERSHIRE Raleigh
Regiser gives the ioil,~ils ske'ct Of Gel. 6shse
Burg win Anderson, Who recently did ia that city irSn
the eff ,Ss of q wound in the fo,t, received at Sharps.
burg;
He was The eldest s,n Of the late Colonel W. =. Az
de.sop, ard vas bora in the town of H~ilsborop, n. O lin
tue yesr 1891. From hs earliest years he was equally
distinguished for msntsl capacity snd great doc 10y OF
tenn Ger. Though energetic aud d~etermiaed, hs was mild
iu his manners ami pure IL hs ~shsetions; and these
chsractsristics distinguished his ma1hoot. He was gen.
lie a. q woman, bui brave a. 9 Ion.
General A. was educated ct the West Point Military
Academy, and graduated with distinction. Upon leaving
| West Point he entered the United States army q Lieu-
tspant In the 81 cavalry. Ia the b~sgioning OF our PFC.
sent troubles he resigned his position 10 the Fsdessi
| army, and we believe he was the very frs. man who
| rendered his services TO his native State through the ia.
| mented Governor Ellis. he Was appointed Colonel Of
the 4h regiment North Carolina State troops, which
| regiment, as Is well known, greatly distinguished isself
| st the battle Of Seven Pines. Ga that occasion he com
maudsd the brigade to which bis regiment -, attached.
| 8 abseq aendy be was promoted to the on6cs OF Brissdier
General, % the country knows, and was In all the bataes
around Richmond, and wounded in the hand at halvsrn
| Hill. HIS brigade wn Left on the south bank OF
the Potomac 10 act - scout, while the main booy
of our army crossed into hHyisod. That mote
ment having been accomplished, his Rr gao, joined the
Di vision TO whioa il belonged, lha. Of G,n D. Ii. Hil
and aided at BooDsboro in keeping 81 bay the oVerWhel.
ming odds with which Gen. Hill had TO con.snd until
reinforced BY Gen. Lougs;Iee.s divi ion. Taen came
ths battle Of Sharpsburg, in which, after fighting With
great valor, he received the would which has 50 untx.
Dec;edly terminated his brilliant career. The youngest
brother Of Gen. Andersen, acting IS his Aid In this
bloody battle, also received . serious wound, bt CAPT
Walker Anderson still lives, and lo1g may be live 10
serve his country and bis native State, which these two
lssa.hsrs have loved and served so well, and for which
they have 90 severely suffered.
Ga the night before his death, Gen Anderson vas de-
as the ~foliosing, and i. any othsrs Of kindred spirit, q
capped him "Ssrgsan. attend to it, that these men dc
their duty" Il most decidedly disapprovs Of that lns
falling back" 1T must b, done. l. Is the order Of
Gan. Hill" r Using himss If up on this arm, he exclaimed
yehemenlly Here they are" and seemed ready te
dash a. the f.e, OF which be vas evidently dreaming.
Blu! this battle YES with his last enemy, and for the
frat time he was conquereg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22

The Edhburg Coursut understands tha: 1t is thought
that the new code Of ONIONS which Isl IL preparation Tor
the Scottish Episcopal Oburci my bs the means OF di.
vidiug that communion. A large body OF the clergy and
la;y Il 4, reported, Intend 10 emit u iato relations With
the Church of EngliDd, Il any other risua! than that Of
tbs Pfayer BOX be adopted.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22

Some citizens of Btsnasu havs erected monumental
stone TO the Nuremberg bookseller, Johann Philip Palm,
uh, was executed bj Napoleon for not disclosing TIE
name OF the author OF a sediious book which he had
published. Thu stone bears the sinpl, inscription,
"Psln's Ead, 1906"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22

A Union man, who escaped from L. Iipgton, Ky, and
arrived in Covipgton, Safes that, by q recent order oil
Gen. Kirby Smith, all the stoves Ia that city have beer
sc 2 ID and ta,risd to the foundries, wh.re they are east
in O shoT and shell. The order csued great complaint.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22
TELEGRAPH1C.
--LATEST FROH BRACES Army

NoBI,, Oct Ala special despatch to the " Adver-
User ard Rss'ser," dated Holly Springs, yesterday,
s,ys: The enemy in front Of oorin!h, yssssrdAy, made
q reconDoiss ,ues to our linss, under Q dag Of truce
The pretert WAS to zee about the pretended il-leitmsrt
Of their prisoners In our hands, and remonsS,.s ssaips:
ths guerrilla system. There Is nothing reliable rrGrd.
inx the reported evacuation Of Corinth. Upwards o,
800 prisoners, taken at OOrinth, arrived o. Jack.oa to
day. Several hundred Of our uouldsd are Of OorintD,
where they are well treated. The rsdsrsb regard he
los, on each side ~ { nal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22

n. JIursri, the eldest member Of the Institute OF
France, and celebrated ss a gsographer, died very SUI.
denly on the 2ls.. He ives in his SSH year, and ouly
the day before his death WAS present in the geographical
department Of the Imperial Library, which department
he created, and Of which he WAS the head.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22

The telegraphic communication now in course Of coz.
~strue.ion by NJ. Reuter-. Though Russs, Siberia, and
Mongolia, 20 connect Pskia with st. Petersburg and
London, is expected to be completed In sx nonths-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22
DIED.

On Thursisy, oh Inst, ct 1877 Fart Thirteenth sire u, New York,
afte- a liz x nj ginnesi, AJsItJ g., d>ug,ier Of Vim " Taylor.
Of Richm bud, Va ihs body u d-po,itei In the receiving vault
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22

Too Ayr Advertiser annJuIces tue u,a u OF Mr.. John
Liuchlsn, at the sdsaucedaso Of IS years. DIces els
fafhcr is generally believed to have been the original
Scu;her Johnny, immortsliz'i by Barns 10 bis Tam
o. Shan,er."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22

1t is calculated that there are between two and three
hundred composltors in London entirely idle at the pre-
sent time, = laIgs number Of whom have earned little or
nothing for the las, two or three months. There are
also many engaged in printing ofaoss who are only par.
tally employed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22

~ -.
49, Island Estate Cereaiers sdSsrtlssdD VII be
ofer.a, at kuctloa, on TUESDAY, 4h NJvenesr, 500. MS t'
-eet / e ~ishes OF bl idcrs
A con FeJAace will meet bidders, At Tx Eli landing, on Teesdsy
morninr. III. Pse,el leaves n hnond ~ 5 2. VI on sonisy,
AMI r tinhnH passes TIE 10 and al r. d. on IusseAy
PAEu LIS 90 ID Ost, 1854. r n. wArsISa,
ot ~ .ti.od F~recItor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22
NOTICE.,

NOIICE.
TIME FIRST INsTALMsaT Of ii. itsa rg o. The Hen'co
county SALT vii 'lnse on next SATURDAY. All citizens
Il dng 10 the county for the las, IL motifs ast ppwa-d., harTg
q 1 rec ay ed their SAT-, vii pr . are Q c-Ith ale from a lu'uce 10
their District, AMI cal att ie oouaiy Court Hosss OF sid ,un y
md get their 4 sa ment noe aud Q half pounds 100 esen mem
Der Of tA..r family dtsse cent per pound.
oct al-bt ELIJAH BAtEs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

Richmond &c Petersburg r. r.
= saa AFTER Monday the 9Eh yssrt.ry, Tie hsins over uh
" road vii run s. .oiloss:
NAIL nLI1.
Leave Richmond q, SIS, a. II, daily. and Tssrbury si Gis p,a
prasI AID Looonoplnos IRAN.
Lesve Richmond dsDy, except Sundays, d s:Ib, o. q, and sfo
D. m, And Pstersbsrg at 5:35, 4 m.
IN. Mali Irslas vii step only at Han way stssen, Chester and
Port Wa;hsl Junction.
"A Travellers vii boar In mind that they are requtrsd 70 shov
q pass from the Governor or some other Authorised rersoa, before
they can leave The city By his read. lH- GILL,
f2i General supt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Manufactured Tobacco for sale
IN connection With ous regular Auction Business, ss
Il have established Al sg-ncy foF' the sale OF
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
on conslgnment We haze On hand aud .r sale, some q the
dnest brands pat up IA Vl.snia, 70 which We lnvts ts~ a':sht,ad
Sfbuye's
Our regular Suction Sales Of Tobacco tAtes pl' &c on
Wsd8esdsy Of each week, and ~copsignors can ave ihsi' 10
Oaceo sold al ither pablo or pry.i. see a: desired,
SUMNER A gu sRISs, Aleu,
ool1-ln Iron Front Rurdins. Cover or spsst
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22

IMPORTATION WAN rRD.
A NY PtRs0S y kooving In What Hosp tai John Gu ihams' . ~ y:
a O., Ssh Argument IF yirg MIA yoiu ateets, ., resntsred. WI
confer . great fAvor by leaving the Iatorm. don .. -
oct 2i-gts Near Hcvsrds Grove.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22
EXRRCIS

FN0 perions d. rins to become KILLED In the use Of the Sabre or
l. Brosd sword, I will give . course Of lessoIs.
Terms-:or & series Ct twelve Lessons, tlb.
Payment Invariably In advance. Adde'S enss nichneoi
Wig
sen0 dir Nv borARLkND
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22
LOST

DIST DOG.
g fRAYED or was stolen froa . home n lsiga stre't, betve:r
- 7th q sh a ests, Q Poiltsr iuppy, white bod, liver e1iorst
ssrs and a yer eolorsd spot on len sids. A liberal reward WIZ
ostsi-st WIG oSyIor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22

DooK Kr1PER AND AooouNfAsT ~wASrID-Pls..se % !
ID nhe once q l. Rihsol Z 90,
0Gd osy Ees
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22
ssENOSAE-

rsEMOYAt.
TIVE subscriber inform ,hh fIe2ds sd cugtoms 0 tina. he h.,
Il removed from No. l, Ballard House, W No. 95, Main str,e q,
tn, houle recently occspIsd BY the Messrs Richsrdsons, a. a
carpet Store, where bs hss q good assortment Of HATE, CAPS sod
Furnishing Gocds, Vhi b be 10 disposed 10 sell q los % Inhsr
goods can be ~pufeatsed H. this eiy. Thlaksi for last pat.9t.
aSs, no solicis and hopes 70 merit q eonslnu moo ~ the suns,
ocb-n JOHN Mpt
BOARpERs o YOWHATAE ACADEMY.
r WOULD AXE ,I or eIgai boarder, In ny family for the pres 1t
i session Of Rev william A. campoa.s School, within q. o n Il
Of my resldSnee
r--,-,iIo. Or shaf /, advance, he b,lane, Is, March nsri
AddrrsS 3 4. 60 P.ssTp;
cot ~ Poshstan Court House, We.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-22
FOR YOwHATAN ACADEMY
nTIrR

UIAviNG resumed the C0xMfsl0N BCsTNfss, l ttict COO.
III sigznents Of Tobsoco, Whesf Corn, osN and Bacfn, and al
aAr cor nooifes vii h ny liel 3 nay ssh 10 serd TO q Arket.
All peIoui having ny bags, AMI who d, lot propose sending u .r
the bags vi,houj delay VIZ. B GzERs.
RiehtapDd, Och II fssl-lp' lslh sd Ian Cary stTpe-
SICK AM WOUNDED sGLDIRRs.
4 IL dEk and w. un6ed soldiers arriving 10 RiehnCnd will be
"A admitted at tie Receiving Hospital ct the corner Of g acc
and lIa s,reelJ where they Will receive all necessary surgical
att ntion, ample nourfhneLt and = bed.
All dis hs ged, iuriou he'd end psriled soldiers, shJ arrive
here sck or wounded, vi alGo be received Temporarily a. this
institution, nd r-epe- exposition made Of then.
octla-d6sr4tl q" o..