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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
hsmil.lsceHces- Is williamsburg true 10 her An
Giant kea0toa

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, May p, 1891.
p1rng the early stages OF the eight years,
Revolt ZION, old Williamsburg WAS the stage
" many grand and magnificent scenes. The
i"oulGeIing ashes OF the old Capitol, within
"h0se LRllOwed walls did the great and patri-
o'l' os Firgnia's sons deliberate in the dark
"al period OF our nations history, yet sium-
pc ~ our midst, and the shades of The de-
par led great, who ldbored in its walls for lib
g y s''em 10 walk among US. Upon it's ashes
'H7 nag Of the Southern Con1ederacy nov
waves, bearing its lovely folds to Heaven, 10
thlARie with the stars Old William and
nary, which before sent her sons 10 the bat
t.e heid, is not found lacking. Her noble sops
SaLe an IN the ranks, fighting Tor the cause OF
independence
We gained liberty for while by the strength
~ our arms, but that has been basely wrested
t'Vth us by those whom we yainly thought to
=" our Trends But again the tocsin of war
-aA bten sounded. and the sons of the old Pc
'"euid answer braveiy 10 the cali-each try
t~s 70 excel ia pa triotism. When tirginia's ho-
AoF Ii inSAdsd-when her rights are trampled
Foh, ehe has no sons who Will not answer 10
et 'a!l quicker than those OF this peninsula.
puF tnen are eager for the fight, and II they
AAt The chance, each will secure Yankees
aiP lhe old are actually bearing arms as
- tLeif ago Lad passedsaway and they were
I'm anew. The Young, too, who have not
"@ got put on The t0ga eirttfs, have for their
~ companions the pistol and ,he bowie
~i''ie All are aroused The call which bir-
s'N'a hAs made upon her sons has
CURED fever Ia The blood 81 sge,
ara made an intanl si6sssa 81 ong as steel
We have about twenty ten ts already com
basted, aud viii soon have ffty or sixty.
tIfAteS, ofncers ana all who are worth tor
sgaas l. a n
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MAesisoE oH TUE Trcoos.--A letter from
japan states that the Tycoon was married on
the 4th OF March 10 the only daughter OF the
8Iikado, or Spiritual Emperor, who Is repre-
sen ted 10 be a "beautifnI aud accomplished.
lady OF eighteen summers
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StSIrAKT CONDITION OF " A-HINGToS The
Federal Secretary OF War has a,idree sed let
ter to Acting Surgeon General WcOd, IL
which, aller aliualLg 10 the bad condition ol
the various barracks III the city, he directs al
immediate examination, aud Ine removal OF
sucn evils as may De found 10 exist.
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By Alex. Mott. Auct.

CLOTHING, DIZZY GOODS, &r.-Witl b.
Y sold = auction AT my store. THUR>bA F.,
Nay 37rd, mmencns st 10 crek, large IN
v9tce q. spring CLOTHING. consisting ~ Linen,
Al p4ea and A-rssiifAr Goats Pal ats Vests >uITts,
Nc; % pieces lack sat:netts: Aipacas, s!ery
Gloves, Ac
ALso-A lot OF second hand Furniture, &c.
IskMS-Cash. ALIEN MOTT, Euct'r.
-
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Col. EopBCRG, OF the New York list Regi
rneut, who died in Whshing ton on Monday, OF
hemorrhage OF the lungs, WAS IS years OF age,
and lad been Colonel Of IN" regiment nine
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GROCERIES,, &c.
O.UifU HOG BOUND

5,OWO A' HOG ROUND
my el-,t 1 woMBLE 4 CLAIBORNE.
RACoN, LIQUORS, &C.
400 bbls Cincinnati Common Whisky.
2Jo bbl,. fne Mountsin RYE WHISKY
IS bbls. common GIN and Freach BRANDY
hal RR PigR1nsy henne'"y and 0'ar1 FRENCH
: hall pipes Holland GIN
90 bbl-. Port ald Nd 'eirs WINE.
20 bols and hat b.l : Blackberry, Cherry
half bhs German BITTERs.
40 b6i. IN, bnS Virginia Apple and Peach
y E }Is SeTihsr R, ss&sple BRANDY,
3sh md; prime i'm snouLDERs and SIDES.
oco schoo'eys sugar cured Worlds Fair
100 >n.ihfed HAMS
80 tierces nd bDls. prime Western LARD.
loo Dbl. Extra c, p, A, Crushed and Powd ered
80 bills Grown SUGAR.
100 bbl. Family HhRRlNGc.
200 bbls. No. Cut HEERINU6.
40 bsls W Pips sqPeEns and Family FLOUR
half bbls WHITE FISH.
90 bis Cuba and y. Orleans MOLASsEs.
tiereps GOLDFISH
2s bags Rio aud Laguayra COFFEE.
boxes MUSTARD,
500 DhMlJoHNS.
80 buUdlea Wrapping TWINE.
100 dozen Cotton and Hemp LINES.
50 boxes q h. K aud Pow Eatan PIPES.
so boxes Gr9und PEPPER.
200 bags SHOT.
50 dozen BRoOMS.
20 dozen BARREL COVERS
100 dozen BUCKETS.
10 dyzen edar TUBS.
500 boxes TOBACCO
5os reams WRAPPING PAPER.
s kegs SA. SODA.
90 kegs BiCAKB. CODA.
200 kegs NAILS.
2,5oo CIGARS
Is hAa chests Green and Black TIA,
IS boxes Mitchelrs CANDLES
100 boxes Adamantine CANDLES.
Colsate's Defensive and Fancy SOAP.
! ask the attention of the trade TO the above
THOMAS JONES.
my ?0-im No Main street.
I Ar D-s9c barrels prime Leaf;
L. fIN-S0O boxes assorted
BAC0N-SO hhds So es, shoulders and Hans
T0NGUB>-In half barrels;
lKUN-A large aud complete assortment o.
swedes, English Refined, Hoop, Band and
STEEL-Haylor's assorted sizes;
HARVEY, ARM STEAD WILLIAMS,
my ls-im Tobacco Exchange Building.
RACos, LARD AND BUTTER
W. hava on hand and racsivIpr from wester,
Virginia, BACON, LAkD. and BUTTER, on con
| signment. Being desirvus TO make quick sa Sc
| those in wan. would 90 well To c4ll.
JOHNSON, YOUNGER OTEf,
| my ls-2w( 2dpl No. il Pearl street.
II kkiNGs AND MAckEKEL
100 bbls. new CUT HgRRINGs.
loo bbls. No. etium MACkERRL.
In store ard for sale by JOINER & co.
| my 2e-st@
| C,UOO sMITHPIRLD
| BACON HOG ROUND,
| For sale by JOINER co.
| 2O-at$
HORSES. &c., FOR SALE.
E> FOR SALE.
@~<A desire to sell very superior HORSE an
DRAY. lIny 2o-bt!fl THOMAS JONES.
| a. HORSES FOR sALE.-Iu.t arrive
! LoVat cur Exchange Stables, On Franklin 81
| lot of fine young aud sound % K Z 5
| which will be sold on accommodating terms
| nv 5 Is DAVIS y HUTCHINSON.
| FOR s4LE-Forty -twoA No we'll
A broke MULES. young and in prime con
AG, ALsO-Twenty STREET WAGONS, al
| IN good order Apply to l.. Boss!kUX,
| nv ,s-ts No 40 Man st
| ,sD--wx~ FOR saLE-A No. AlLCn Gov
| NEsE6 AND CALF.-The Cow Is OF nrst-rat
W stock, and will give from twelve {
I ~EE4<&a sixteen quarts Of milk per day. An
| person waning Grst-rate Cow would do well t
| call and ses for themselves. The Cow car b
sean Al Ihe lee House on 18th 81 South side OF III
| dock Tmy aI-?t4l J. II. MCGOWAN.
1
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L., II l. y IL Ii L 4 L T. h.

y frkiBs superior FRESH BUTTER,
boxes FRESH EGGS,
just received from Ausu county, By Central
soS bushels PEACH BLOW POTATOES, nice
and fresh for planting.
| Family, Extra, and Superfne FLOUR
Wocd'sSo Norih Carolina ROE HERRINGs
For sale by j. s RoBtRrsoN,
| my l5-dst&cw3t Cor. Gov aud Fraa kiln sts.
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l,cs = ssuGsNsA lNDfA. kBl. &

A .I.LCs ssoesNbA tNbtAi 81
IL IAk--FUr marking eoIh 1t j. east used,
ioIms jet black letters. IL permanent, IL mot al
feeted by soap, washing fluids OF boiling with
suca 1t Is neatly PIT up In cases, with pen and
no der complete, the case forming stand TOT ine
bottle, which prevents It's being upset when Ia
use. The manufacturer offers II Ia the public,
believing that Il is fui y equal, f not superior, To
any marking INK in uss For sale BY Druggists
and Buck ars generally. and by
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New York Markets.
NEW York, May 81 Flour and Corn I'M
hanged. Provisions quiet. Whiskey 1919.
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l,LI&fk CALtNAN A CORDIAL hllxJr of fe
Il ruviap Bark This IL preparation of the Pc
ruvian Bark, and has an agreeable oder and farts-
Ii 10 very valuable in cases Of debility and in con-
valescence from prosrsting Diseases Persons
taking Cod Liver on will End II very efficient 10
disguise the taste and assist the action OF that ar
ticle. Prepared ana sold by
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EXECUTIVE pEPAkTAENT,t
NAY fsr, ISL. 4
'iNHE FOlLOW1NG OR nINAN(E of ID.

4 IOhFsntlOn OF this Iulnrnpnyeaith II rub.
hshed ey Its order, for general Information.
GEORGE w. NUNF0kp,
Secretary of the Common wealth
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jus. BATULE1, NHtUIIFtt
At the sign II the Red Mortar
mya Main and htn streets. Richmond

4 tLAKkAON, ANDERSON h CO.. lMrohr-
\ Eks OF HARDW ARE-oter for sale, at low
prices, s,oeo pair Trace Chains 500 pair stage
Traces; go pair Breast and Back Cbain- ioe dot.
Grass aud Grain ecy thes; 100 duz scythe suaths;
50 doz sickles, of superior make. l,epo dor Ell
weile HiiIing and Needing Hoes. ~ do. Cast
steel eeding Hoes: l5c don SPADES and Shosels.
2oJ dor. Hay aud Manure Forks. To which they
10 wife III. aitentinn Of the country trsdn spA
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t)AtNTS, PAINTS.-Jusi received a isise iut
| Of White Lead, white Zne. TIMBER. Ter do
Sienua Cbromes Green aud Yellow Ph rio Green,
Vardigris Black Paiut PrGssian Blue. Ultra
Marine, DO. Yermilion, Venetian Red oehrs
oils, Earnishes, aud Ill materials used by Paint
srs rs nich we offer at low prices suit the times
AZ RODEkER 4 90 80 ~ Mhln u.
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A e ANS, fiNf,A kis, tiNh AIS
l. WIN. sArTLER Il CO., 1a2 Main street, beg
leave to inform their patrons, Artists, Teachers,
aud the puble generally tina, they have received
= extensive and entirely new co lection OF nae
OIL Prints, Liue and Maa1otin, Engrsvnps and
Lithosraphs both plain and colOred. amongst
them great variety # studios for the various
branches OF Orname ntal Drawing and Painting.
They will be pleased to show their Goods, and
respectfully solicit visit 10 their esta blishment,
a faw doors below the kxchspge Bank.
N. R.-Hsvins Frame FACTORY conn ected with
their business, orders for the same will receive
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...-,nvrSpAy MORNING =. MAY %. ,ss,
S,y or THE ESEHF KILLED.
,o>piTso> ~ THE MONTICELLO
SmaiI-Pos AT Fortress Monroe
Noxrcrx, May 81, 1861 .

.,.-,. roxKxsroSpsscs OF rHE prspArcH
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,1A,oN SIDES A 10 sHUILDtK>.- y

lpAtVN $EDES Il Y - NFtVN Z DfNN -
ID tierces Breast Pieces; g. tierces plain and su-
gAr-cured Hams; so pkgs Refined Lard. 80 patis
Family Lard; 70 bbis. Western Lard, $50 whole
and la II boxes AdamantiDe Candles. 200 boxes
raIlow Candles; 20 boxes Pine Apple Cheehe; 30
boxes English Dairy Cheese 50 bbis. Extra &C.
sugar; 10 hhds. prime old Bacon shoulder, For
sale by lap ~ MbSNlE N fLtA~ANIR
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GJUAkT'S W HIS X Ely Til celebrated
- brand Of Wbiskey is t'stii ed Ia he county OF
AuEacia, Va, and stands uuriyalied ss the lur
est hsksy Ia Virginia. We invite the especial
attention of the trade, 18th the perfect assutab
that 1t Is second 10 20 Whlsksy rn thls OF any
other market. For sale by
BRIDdFoRD 8 CO,
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APPS Druggists, No 10 Main street
SUPEKlOK >MUkiNG TOBAtLO --LAlI d.

- LEY'e POWUATAS sMuhiNG TOBACCO,
manufactured from the pa'e leaf, and ssl,rey trss
the Trash mon met with an en."k nR
Tobacco All whp want a Ieaiiy prime and ch ga p
article should purchase II For sale N all guam
titles by JOS. LAIDLEY, Chemist.
At the sian Of the Red M"r,ar.
al All
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ITO, W. UONWELL,
NATHL. &. CRENsHAW,
my a-cw!wF Gro CHEW NC.
TO ALI. sHEKIFFs, oOMMIs>IONE ERR,

ITO All. SHERIFF>, COMMISSIONERS
i OF TIE REVENUE, AND tkLEGRAPH oP
ERAfoks IN IHE COMMONWEALTH. N office
lie hereby given TO such officers that they are not
10 leave their positions under any clrcu INSTANCES
Ii is essential to the state that the duties vi
such officers shouid be promptly performed, and
tary in tne held
BY order OF the Governor.
GEO. W. MUNFORD,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
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IiILiIARY CLOTniNt MADE 10 o.

= 7 Y
w DhR.--We are now mauuta' turing, and ", Ill
manufacture 10 ord r, the following good for
military purpos-t, viz. Red snd Blue Flannel
hhirts heavy Colo; ed Jeans shirts Tw eed tas
eiinrre Feyisue J cGers snd shire heavy tIoueh
Linen Fatigue Jack cts and shir =.
hENT, PAINE Il co.
md igs Main
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Eliza II Kennedy Def j
The object Of this suit Is 10 recover against the
defendant certain damages, which damages are
laid in the plaintiffs declaration. at the sum of
three hundred iolla 5 Affidavit having been made
that the defendant, Eliza NJ. Kennedy, is not
sident Of the state of Virginia, she l. hereby re-
quired to appear in the said Clerks oiice, within
Que month after due publication hereof, and do
Whist may be necessary TO protect her interests.
Copy-Teste:
nv la--lw4w RO. HOWARD, Clerk.
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CR0CERIES. LIQUORS, &C., AT AUC-
VI TON .-~on ~kpAEsDAY. II lest ht "
o'clock viii sell. at the store u u. w. Dob.nn,
Esa on Msiu. do below the corner Of Ylse
street. all his -toch Of GROCERIES, As Ia tbs
stock may be fou'd
bbis super fine nd Extra FL0rE,
10 assorted LiQEOKs,
LARD. SUGAR, ChFFkE.
TEA. AP. CANDLES, Sc:
Together With a variety Il articles usually found
10 . Grocery store.
AT THE SAME TIME-wili be SOLD. ward-
robe / Rurssu | Mahogany Crib. ! Bedstead.
Chairs. Cookipg stove. Kitchen Farniiure, Sc
ALSO-1ho Key CT the siore AID unexpiTed
lease of two years.
ma e. b. COOK Auet.
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CPTCIAL NOIICE.-T, OUR FRIsNDA AND

NPFCIAL NOTiCE.-To OUR FRiENDA AND
- THE PCBLlC .--fhe usual avenues through
Witch our supplies are 'btsined berg Row
~e have to live II IL aud osnnot be rep!enishr5
when exhausted. Gne Der Of our hrm, aud
more than hslf 81 cur u-usl assistants are on
traordinary and upRsust financial sxigence s OF
the times, compel ~, for fhs P-sscn' TO BELL POS
CASH, exert I" PROMPT Or tng CUSTOMER, ssd 10
decline opening nss seevnats To- Aav one, our
present force not being sotheiept to wrtis NJ cur
aIi accounts even Trusting hat our friend VIII
the force Of these remarks, aud appreciate our
situstlon, we tender them cur grateful sckpow'
Judgments far the liberal patronage heretofore
bs.tow ed on us, aud assure tb EN- Will spare no
pains or expense to obtain, by some mcan~, all
necessary articles in orr line.
MEADE s BAKER, Pbsrmsccutists,
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l. Tor sale stGhss~sS hods View Orleans;
nnds. Cubs Nuscov ado 10 hhds. Porto Rico IS
bills ''A'' Coffee: rs bhls 49, do: IS bbis,
Crushed 20 bbls. Powdered and 0rsnulatej: 20
bbls Cut Loaf 10 boxes Loaf :-eo hhds. Cuba
Muscovado Molasses, 40 hbls Sugar House
syrup CoFFBs--l5o bags Lsgusyrs: 50 bsgs
Marica ibo SO pockets Java i'll bags Pepper; .
Rice 80 bbis Medium Msckersl; loo bbis small
do HERRlNGS $50 boIs. Gross $50 bills. Cut -
Candles starch; Teas; soap, SC: $50 bushei
Clover seed ass bags Black Peas 700 side Sole
Nether Also Harness Upper Leather. and Cali
gkin mh
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Additional Foreign News by the Canadian.
FARTHER PolSr, May 2eth.-The steamer
North Britoa arrived cut on the 9Th inst.
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THE LATEST NEWS
The Secession Of Louisiana.
TELEGRAPHIO.

Baron RoUss, Jan. IS The delay ordinance
moved 20 be substituted for the secession ordi
| nance reported by the Committee Of Fifteen, wal
voted down yesterday by an immense majority.
commissioners Manning, Of South Carolina
ana winston, Of Alabama, made eloquent ad
DIRE sses In favor Of immediate secession.
There was an animated debate last night on the
resolution Tor submitting the secession ordinance
for ratification 20 the people The advocates Of
Immediate secession abstained from all debate
mere was no extreme opposition 20 the ordinance
The vote on submitting the ordinance 90 the
people was taken this morning-syes IS, nays -
Judge Perkins addressed the Convention on the
passage Of the secession ordinance.
The debate closed, and a vote was ordered
The galleries and Hobbies were intensely crowd
ed, and deathlike stiffness prevailed. On the
call OF the roll many members were 1 n tears.
The Clerk announced the vote-ayes Il3, nays
land the President declared Louisiana q free
and sovereign republic.
Capt. Allen then entered the Convention with
a Pelican Gag, accompanied by Governor Moore
and STAFF, and put the Gag in the handle Of the
President amid tremendous excitement
solemn prayer was then offered, and hun-
dred guns were fred.
The Convention adjourned 10 meet In New Or
leans on the Goth inst
Before the Convention adjourned the resolution
accompanying the ordinance, declaring the right
Of free navigation Of the Mississ ppi river and
tributaries 20 all friendly ststes and the right Of
egres and ingress 20 boats Of the Mi@iai ppl by
all friendly states and Powers, passed unani-
mously.
A gold pen was given each member with which
10 sign the ordinance Of secession.
The state Convention has adjourned, 70 reas-
semble I'm New Orleans
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 26.-Tbe passage Of the
secession ordinance by the Convention 10 hailed
displayed everywhere throughout the city, and
saiutes are being fired In honor Of the event.
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The New Jersey Legislature

TRENTON. N. J. Jan. 2.-The Union resolu-
tons, embodying Senator Crittendens proposition
or recommending some other conciliatory mea-
sure, appointed Cha lies :. Olden, Peer ID. Vroom
Robert r. Stockton, Benjamin Williamson,
Joseph F Randolph, Frederick r. freling huysen,
Rodman NJ Price, Thomas !. Styker and VIM
Z. Alexander, Commissioners TO 90 10 Washing
ton and join Virgil and other State Commission
ers In bringing about reconciliation, In order 10
preserve the Union, came up In the House ysster-
day, and after a whole days session, without sd-
journment, they were passed by vote Of 81 to II
On Monday bill will be offered in the Senate
to take a vote Of the people Of the state for or
against compromise, by adopting the Crittenden
resolutions or some other conciliatory measure.
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The nlissouri Lexi.Iature.

ST. Louis, Jan. 26.-The resolutions recently
passed by the Tennessee Legislature, relative 20
the action OF New York In rendering men and
money TO the President 10 coerce the seeding
States, came before the House yesterday and were
referred 70 the Committee on Federal Relations.
The same resolutions were made the special
order for to-day In the Senate.
The Democratic caucus last night adopted reso-
buttons similar 10 those Of Mr.. Crittenden.
Advices from different parts OF the State indi-
cate Union feeling, and that the Convention
win be flled with conservatiye men
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Nsrth Carolina Les,,I.ture.

RALEIGH, Jan. 25-The House Of Delegates
to-day passed a resolution providing for the ap-
pointment Of Commissioners TO represent the State
In the Virginia Conference 60 assemble I'm Wash
ington on the 4th Of February; and also for the ap
pointment Of Commissioners to attend the Seces-
sion Congress to meet at Montgomery, Alabama,
on the same day.
The resolution will, IL is thought, pass the Sen
ate. There was no other business Of a national
importance transacted in either House.
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DIED.,

On the morning of the nth instant. Mrs ES-
THEk. reliot of the late VIM Hunt. in the B8th
year of her age.
o'clock, from her late residence, No, al Lonisiano
avenue, between 9Th and 18th SITS to which the
tn nds OF the family are invited, without further
notice.
On Sabbath morning. 9th instant, at O'Clock,
after brief but painful ness, in full assurance
OF b.lssfu immortality, WEST Ely CONWAY,
tcOlored. aged about Is years. The deceased, BY
his aectionate position and integrity deserved
~ possessed the attachment and respect of many
relatives and friends.
On the night of the 9th instant, at u O'Clock,
mUnths.
w Ill be buried at O'Clock on Tuesday % IN inst
At the residence of his father, VIM. Shorter. The
raj.
AT the U. 8, Soldiers Home, ID. c., on the 18th
January. 1861. J.,NAS DUT1,QN, aged "A years
throus hout the war of 1912.
Springfield, Ohio, papers ocpy.D
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Uaisa Dom sns,ratien NJ Hagers,sxr.

HAsERsTowS, Jan. 26.-Tbe adjourned Union
Convention Of Western Maryland met here sf 10
O'Clock this morning In the Court House. Owing
to the immense throng Of persons present a mo-
ton was made to adjourn 10 the Public Square
The motion was put and decided 70 be lost by the
president.
Another motion was then made for all those ia
vorable 10 the course Of Governor Hicks, and 10
the cause OF the Union, TO adjourn 20 the square.
which was carried, and over tw o-thirds withdrew
to the Square and elected Daniel Stzrtzman presi-
dent. Resolutions were then offered and adopted
approving Of the course Of Governor Hicks, and
In favor Of the Union. The sentiment expressed
was ''Unicn first, Union last, and Union all the
time" The meeting was large, and eloq uently
addressed by Hon. Daniel Wissel and Louis r.
Fiery, farmer Of this county. IL was encour-
aging day for the friends Of The Union
Last night about 10 O'Clock large Union pole
was raised on the center Of the square bearing
the Stars and Stripes, and streamer inscribed
'sGovernor Hicks5
A fire broke out in Doyle's Hotel this morning
doing considerable damage.
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Virginia LEGISLATURE

RICHMOND, Jan. 20 The House Of Delegsies
passed to-day the Senate bill 10 relieve the banks
from the penalties Of suspension.
There yves nothing done in either House I'm re-
la;ion to national affairs. The excitement has
greatly abated both In the Legislature and among
our citizens, and the Union party is gaining
strength rapidly.
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Tennessee Conservative

NASHVILLE Jan. % The Democratic legisls-
tise caucus last night adopted resolutions In re-
ference 70 national affairs similar to those Of Sen
ator Crittencen.
Advices from different parts Of the Safe iuii.
cate a strong Union feeling as prevailing, and
that the State Convention win be rlled with con-
sentative men.