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Since he, ru,scalled the Morning stari
Nor man nor nend bath fallen so ls1'

TRAGEDY IN LrscnsrRe Mr.. Pembroke 5
Rowver was killed by Mr.. VIM. l.. Page, ID
Lynchburg, on Tuesday last, by a Plstol sn1' ;n
Mr. Page alleges as reason for the act an In? In,
,arfarepce n,i on the part of Mr Bowyer in his
domestic concerns. Mr. Page SURRENDERED
hiroself into lhe hands of officers OF the law
and is now in Jail awaiting an ezamination
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More Vandalism.

In case Mr. Lincoln is driven out O; " ash
iug,on the destruction OF Government proper
~ commenced at Portsmouth is to be repeated
4 dispatch to the n. Y. Tribune" says;
Arran ge,nents ars completed By which, IN
case of need, the Capitol and other buildings
and the White House can be blown up. Inc
details we're completed on "Wednesday alter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-03
ErcadstufTI and prUvisiuns Ior our Ar

We would again urge upon our farmers I"
devote large tmou:t Of their best land and
labor to the production Of corn, wheat, rye.
oats, peas, potatoes ard vegetables. In the
present aspect Of public afflrs, il becomes as
much duty Of patriotism as Of necessity
Upon the score Of profit, it holds ont better
prospects Of remuneration than tobacco, the
great staple Of the State This article is very
low, and there is little prospect Of its becoming
hi phrr
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Affairs In Charles CIly.
4 compan- Of cavalry, about SIX

4 compan; OF cavalry. about sixty s:rocr.
commanded by Captain Robert Dou;ha'. fuIlv
otiiccrcd, fully uniformed, we'll equipped, haro
hecn raised and are ready for any emergency.
They have also Ride company, abou; seven
ty.ive rank and file, with full complement of
officers, commanded by Capt. George NJ. Wai
dl!l. This company is also uniformed and armed
with muskets. 1t is much to be regretted that
these men cannot be supplied With the best
rifles, as MANY of them are known to be very
superior shots. These companies have becn
well drilled, and are anxious to meet the
enemy; and when they do, they will give
good account Of themselves. The County
Court has appropriated $500, for tho pur-
chase Of arms, rifles carbiaeS, aud Colts Navy
resoi"srs. Tae citizens havo not Stood by
with careless Indifference, but have cncerfuli;
seconded the efforts made to prepare our vol.
unteers for service with voluntary contrib. r
tica .. 3. 90, =, ~; ;...,,..-.
- .aE;d.F ,rUea:.ac, Grpfa'n ihol'a =
!. ifsaa -2a',aa-2.ns. Jat:-... e: ss>s ss. LII IL.
- '.l- r., f..,'1[rI y .! sH.E e"
Ha" be @,g-c:l.
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Public Meeting at orange cour,-houso.

At q meeting of the citizens Of Orange coun-
ty, held at the Courthouse, on Monday last, for
the purpose Of raising fund to purchase uni.
forms for persons who have gone from this
county to fight for tho rights Of the State Of
Virginia and the whole South, on motnn, Col. j.
Willis was called to the chair and F. j. San
ders appointed Secretary. Col. Willis ard B. j.
Barbour addressed the meeting. after which a
subscription was taken up and 1888 paid in for
the purposes above named. On motion, com.
rittee composed of the following gentlemen,
was appointed to superintend the purchasing
ard making of such articles as the company
may need Thos. \. Robinson, Thos. W. Wee
don, Togles & Voolfolk, Alfred Thomson and
Bepi. Rose, Of whom Thos. A. Robinson was
appointed chairman and secretary. Rev. R. I.
Davis, Lewis B. Williams, Sr., Henry I. Hol.
laday, and VIM. c. Hume, were appointed u
committee to wait on the ladies of the town
and vicinity to obtain their services in making
such articles as are needed By the volunteers.
We are glad TO learn that the ladies Of our town
responded to the Gull Of the last named com.
mittee with alscritv. The shirts were CON-
nenced late Monday evening, and on Tuesday
about sixty Of them were finished Orange
Chronicle
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4 Patriotic, Liberal anll 1siaA7 coz" hen-
a. nll Anf

0able Act.
Thomas Maslin, Esq, chairman Of COIN.
mittcc Of some of the citizens Of the county of
Hardy, apprised the Governor, on The 25th Of
April, that he had sent to Winchester, or Har.
pcrs Ferry, thirty head Of fat cattle, as an Of.
!rring Of Hardy county for the support Of the
troops Of Virginia collected there for the de-.
fence Of tile State, AMI stating, further, that
the number may be increased as thcy pass
through the eastern portion Of tho county.
For this patriotic offer the Governor return
ed thanks Of the Executive for the State of
Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-03

FREDERICK, April S0.-The Senate to-day
passed bill authorizing the banks Of the State
TO issue small notes. The bill Was amended
in the House to limit the issue to ten per cent.
Of their capital, and.the time to March 18th,
1864, end thus amended, the bill was passed,
with one negative vote
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-03

Greclcy's suggestion to this effect is endor-
sed by the Washington City Republican, the
organ nr r;~n"l.-'- -Aa.-:-:-.-.:.,." ritc Peo-
pie Of Virginia and Of the South will sec that
they have to defend themselves against cn
army OF thieves and assassns.
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AIcxandr TO be Occupied By the Federal
,rsss,s

ALEXANDRIA. May l.-Our citizens arc much
excited to day, in consequence Of rumors Of
The contemplated occupation Of Alexandria by
the Federal forces Our citizens have been
warned by the Washingtonians that this !,
certainly intended.
Our scouts were fred upon last night cn
our side Of the aqueduct.
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Ylie baltimore Papcrs.

l. answer to the enquiry OF onr friend, II.
f. We sag that the Exchange the South"
and tie sun" arc on the side OF The Sonth and
against the Lincoln Government. We cannot
recommend either the "Amcric IN" or the PA
!1ot" as Southern journals, regarding them
both as strongly tinc,ured with Lincolnism.
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f.LrlY;E COTTON PLANTATIONS

rgl - ysIrAo!e and productive COTTON PLANTA.
~. III .,-sh of Cnncord;a. State Vf Louisiana.
- -: .ia--. clioIy situated On Il naviSab!e river
.:. f:ra U:-'.!Iv. On oue. about Go acres are IL
-. c. .::e.s, stables, cribs, and asuperio
az c.: y: sis aot Saw Niil About iGQ acres are
+,:.4,c... o:ae. SGT Cotton Gin and other huldings
RICHARD NCGEST CO.,
Na1, Ilrta
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Executive Council ef Virginia..

Lieutenant Governor Montague and General
Thomas S Raymond have been added by the
Stale The Council now consists Of Judge J.
j. Allen, Capt VI F. Maury, Prof. F. II. Smith,
General Thomas 5. Hayncnd aid R. L. Mon.
tapnc
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I" A sovereign State cannot commit treason,
So snid Judge Douglas last fall in speech Al
Baltimore explanatory of the one which ne had
delivered 1T Norfolk short time before, and
whc. had been construed to mean "coerclon'
by portion Of the press. To assure his
Southern Rights supporters of his orthodoxy
he asserted the selfevident fact, that " a sove-
reign State cannot commit treason" He de-
clared that-lhe Federal Government could only
punish individuals for treason.
What does the same Stephen \. Douglas say
now? In supporting Lincoln's war, he says,
in deed, that sovereign State, or any number
of sovereign States may commit treason aye,
that dozen sovereign States are now in actual
rebellion, and are to be punished as traitors
The States are in rebellion to Lincoln, the
;vrant, and must be punished By him as
traitors
Truly the Senator from Illinois is most ap'
propriatcly named Stephen Arnold Douglas
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Erou1.Hashington City,

ALExASDnIA May 1.-The city is quiet, ard
there are rumors Of an attack by the Federa!
troops. The citizens are leaving, and the s,reess
are deserted.
More troops arrived 10 Washington to-day
from Annapolis.
The Long Bridge across the Potomac is
guarded By eight pieces Of artillery and large
force of infantry.
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President DAVIS TO TAKE THE FIELD inc
Charleston Courier Of Tuesday says: we
learn from the most reliable source that Ere
ident Davis will take command IN person. as
Geueral-in. Chief, Of the forces gathering In
Virginia"
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FIVE STEAMERS OFF OLD PoIHT.-Capt Web.
ster, who came in Tuesday at noon, with
smack-load Of fish, reports that when he passed
Old Point an hour previous, there were fTs
steamers at anchor of the Fortress i -SoIyalh
Arqus.
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LOUk LID ssEADt

@:irI!F- !.;,s ,sltLSCs: To- sale - buckingham Fe
=-- !a ;=r, s-i '=g!rvcd, ssres la:d, rev Br.cs
- s., ..c-s'i:: out houses, well Of e1ceen;
- . 80 i.cG:" So= Shop, &c, all N foil View OIL
.@--;- - P.r.oa Wishing 10 engage 10 store keep
..-." =.:.S :: . cea-s rare !atue-ments 10 au ep
a. y.:c.ts" beautiful home 10 healthy
a.
Is -;=ss:co address the undersigned, Grave
J.? : :: ,:at.aa cncuty. VA
;-:.sz. o. c. BRANsFoRD.
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way measures, no compromises. Let us settle
this thing speedily and surely. II may rnin
this generation, but ss ore It to the nert that
they should haze no such troubles as ue haze
had. Rs t0ould strike non, in our might, and
i necessary ,oipe the South from the face of
tho earth He knew they would have civil
war, and what was far worse scrrile war and
be would make prophecy that by the time this
matter was settled the peculiar institution of
the South would be swept away Let us finish
things while are about it, and leave nothing
behind US.
Mr.. Dickinson has been regarded by nine
teen twentieths Of the people Of the South as
IAN ISraelite indeed, in whom there was no
guile" How they all regard him now, and
oyery other Northern man with Southern
feelings" we need not say.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-03

Baltimore remains quiet-though there is
preparation for action should there be occasion
for the military.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-03

Nur So-We have the best authority for
saving that there is no truth in the statement
going the rounds OF the papers, that Rev.
Henry !. Wise was forced TO leave the pulpit
in Philadelphia few days Since, in conse-
quence Of having, during Divine service, omit
ted the prayer for the President The reverend
gentleman is now in this city, On visit to his
relatives and friends.
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..-r-., ir.r-,el Z :Lc Sem!. Weekly Enquirer a.
.I.ls O. 10 !!ce: or less for the ars, !nser.
~: "a ..:, ps: .qasre Cor each continuance: or
~ ':,.-,.s=.r::. 20 he considered By the month or
- - -,....arI ~ the Manuscript or previously
. -. s~.agss ;.e s*:tes.
* ~ gi Sla:Sed on the copy for specified
u LOTS. si he continued until ordered out
-. '...~f.,t,r. Accordingly.
- ',ry,27i.gxssTS.-To avoid any misunder
= 81 ., o: the Annual Advertisers, 1t Is pro
= -. - So. Ne: ;as!: privileges only exteads :u
49,. .E..@-ss. Sca! Estate Legal and all other
-. So. hy them. 20 be 40 additional charge,
!: ....:c ,al >iyun:a! Asea,s' Advertisements no;
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va. -: ro;.hly circulation Is twenty thou.
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| Nd, and son of the late Hon. Daniel Jeniier,
who represented our State for many years in
Congress, and was minister to Austria under
President Harrison.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-03

fIarper'n Ferry nni The Portsmouth Navy
Yard to be Ke-tuken by the Lincoln CO.
rernment.
Gen. Scott, on Tuesday last, told distin.
gu:shcd citizen Of Virginia, most uncquivocal.
y, that the Lincoln Government intended to
re-takc uarper's Ferry, the Portsmouth Navy
Yard, and, indeed, oil the other late United
States posts now in the hands Of the "rehels, "
Gs the consequence ashat they may.
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Mr.. Seward replied

WASHINGTON, April 80, 1851.
Gov Z. D. MORGAN, Albany:
Probably no more for three months service;
but forty thousand more volunteers are to be
accepted for three years, or during the war.
The Albany regiment has arrived. All ho-
nor to New YorR WM II. SEWARD
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o. c. BRANsroRD.


egJ sGSES or COTT1S LAND FOH
49,. ar AS a PARTNERSHIP
lE.'s..... ,cr-s OF hrst quality Of cotton lands II
u a..-,:-. :our:y, h.sd, within six :aes Of Missis
~ .sr. id-:y.6ss hundred acres IN sunfowei
- s. x = .'x .a.s OF Ynzoo river, good roads lead
...-. .:>- .l.ey wr-e iocated N 1894 by the under
-. e.. vsi. ~ sofa, or placed as stock sgainsi
- "a :, b- rslued. sud partnership formed
-, W. Il. PAXTON,
=. .;---:-, New Orleans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-03

Nix GooG,s's SreEcu-During the sickness
Of the foreman OF the enquirer" Office last
week, and the absence Of our regular prooi
reader, performing military duty, number
Of errors occurred in printing Mr.. Goggns
speech. Mr. Goggin did not haze an op'
portunity Of seeing his speech before its ap
pearancc in the paper; the intelligent render
howevcr, will correct the errors.
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The 2.assach uactts Contingent.

The Boston Journal gives the following as
the numerical strength Of four regiments thar
have fastened 70 Washington from Massac!u,
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g
Whereas, for the reasons assigned in my
proclamation o! the 10th instsnt, blockade
CT the ports Of the States Of South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Louisiana Mis-.
sissippi and Texas VAS ordered to be estab.
llshcd:
Ard whereas, since that date, public proper
ty Of the Unitcd States he's been seized the
collection Of the revenue obstructed, and duly
commissioned officers of the United States,
while engaged in executing the orders Of their
snpercrS, have been arrested and held in Gus.
;oiy as prisoners, or have been iwpedcd IN the
discharge Of their official duties without due
legal process, by persons claiming TO act un.
der authorities Of the S.aeS Of Virginia and
North Carolina. an efficient blockade Of the
ports of those States will also be established.
i~, In witness whereof, have here.
L. :. unto set my hand, and caused the seal
t~r-' Of the United States to be affixed.
D3ne at the city Of Washington, the twenty.
seventh day OF April, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand Gig b, hundred and sixty.one,
and Of the independence of the United States
the eighty fifth. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary Of Stale
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New York Volunteers.

Governor Morgan Of New York, telegraphed
Tuesday, as follows:
ALBANY, April 30 1861.
Hon WM. II. SEWARD Washington:
Will there not be requisiticn for more
troops froul this Statc2 One hundred rcgi.
mcnts can be mustered into the service easier
than they can be reprcsscd.
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WANTED

T:;2', a!-= oae hundred Negroes, Men and Bays
:: =. 4.ater u lac year 10 wori on Railroad H.
= I!''J., ...yi?a.!T bet=rsn the towns Of Rocking
,- =: .-.,r. AZ! lies South and West Of Danvllle
=. 'l''a. ~ country is high and healthy:
A,I-n ". b. PHILLIPS,
Of Richmond, or 10 ms solf
Va. -. POBERT HARVEY Contractor.
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UI. J. X. MCuEAhNUc
OF AppomattoL.

: ~. ,,i'yN UH. J. r. MCUEAhMUN,
/ .s,s.-,,- a., saic.asn OF AppomatoI.
:::sy:l5. "4-g.Ca-r
:. "a. Z ). Is. McDEARMON,
F'3%:.A. rlIiilsSION MERCHANTS for the sale Of
II t...;0 '.a-.t. Cora, Flour, &c.
'T ':o.sor slip, next door 70 entrance TO new 10
{ ,,..a-,. g.,.rooh Va Jan 22-ctf
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AIebulon0 Enqutrer.

->->,C~cs>sc~~o~ ~o~~N>->~-.~~o>~~~~
BY TYLER, WISE & allegro.
--------------.--S------.--
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 3,lSGI.
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The Richmond Enquirer,
-" .rrIwEyKLY AND WEEKLY
s.l:H:p .," ~ VASE n ALLEGRE.

,,,;, .;n.a:, Fer sauurn, and =, the
--nG:: ,,;ea e. sAcric. period than one
'cii %s:s :$ssr!wsssly, ave dollars per annIn, and
i,I:' ~ a. SIX copies for Sl0 10 be paid In.
.l.r :! ?ti Ws.n letters containing money are
-, i s's-S -, sg!ot.red, or they will be At the
81 =! !1'..,: y rRs DAILY EScc'HER-
NJ i.,srsti Is
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WATER OF THE

w. yHU&tiGrE ALUM SPRINGS, Va
EurIL. II TIE SPRINGS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-28

z The Paris ph9t0gEephersg give twelve eafs
de Risiie, with three ditsEent portraits. fpr "a
--sEc-l EnllQa Ia.llaaIa 4 NJ allN |
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ing VirginiG-D DiStributon Of Arms IN Ken.
lucky &c.
MARIETTA, o., May 2e-we have the fpI4
lowing election returns from Western Vir-
ginia;
Mojoritiesfor the Union: Berkiey County.
100i Harrison, 1000; Jackson, 400; Writ,
300; Pleasant l5S Doddfidge, $50 !, Bar.
eour, 35Oi Taylor, l00i Marion. $50; Wetzel,
Il Mason, 100; Cabbell, 650; Kahawha'
1900; Wayne, 800; Preston, 500
The office Of the Parkersburg (Va.) Ne,os,
aSecession sheet, was completely demolished
on Friday night by crowd Of Union men,
who considered ittheir duty to stop its issue.
NEW YORK, May 26.-Oolonel EllswortPs
funeral was an imposing display The body
lay in state at the Governors rooms in the
City Hall.
Especial DispatchVo the New York Tribune.l
wAsHISeToN, May 25.-The steamer Fda-
kee hss arrived. There is no truth In the rec
port OF the capture Of Sewalfs Point. The
Fiflh MASSACHUSETTS, Regiment left sud
M is expected the Federal troops will
occupy Winchester, Va.
Henry Connolly is appointed Governor of
New Mexico, and Miguel A. Otero, Sec
retary.
The same correspondent says it is untrue
that Government has secured the product of
arms manufactured in England.
The IimtsS special dispatch says Govern.
ment will appoint Governor Banks Major.
General a.0r 5',gs 70 '4
The Herald says seven bridges are de-
stroyed between Alexandria and Leesburg,
and fifteen miles of track west OF Alexandria.
Over five thousand more troops 70 into
Virginia to night. ev eFa. ss'.
Captain Adams, commanding the fleet at
Pensacola, is ordered home.
LOUISVILLE, May 26-The Jour.dl to.
morrow will publish that Garrett Davis,
being prevented from testifying by the Adj
jutapt Generals termination of the inTesti-
cation, acknowledges the receipt and distri.
button OF about 1900 arms through the
agency of naval officer, with provisions for
Other supplies, on pledge for their use in
support of the Union, and TO prevent Ken
tueky being pfeeipitated out Il is said
equal additional numbers are ready for the
Union men of Kentucky. IS r. r-,g ... r
Ten companies Of State guard will 70
from louisville tomorrow, to camp at
Shelby, eighteen miles south of here to re-
lieve the companies now there. About
three Thousand arms have been sent there,
the object being to establish a permanent
camp Of a full regiment there.
CLLyELAED, o., May 26.-E. +. Gaylord's S
drug store was burned this morning Loss
total. Value Of stock and building $60,0O0 /;
insured for SIC, 600. 'a @ '1l'
A. M. Perry's -four store was crushed BY a
falling wall. Loss quite heavy. Amount
not sscertained.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-28


min, now Attorney. General Of the Southern
ConiederaGy Of traitors snd pirates. did bot
publish the name Of the person described, but
will promptly furnish il whenever the right
man calls upon me for il. -4- r.. ,-s
When Benedict Arnold Ia man Of far
higher character as TO courage, truth, and
honesty than any Of his present, feeble im'-
tatofs at the South) committed his bold
treason, il was considered justliable to
search through his whole pTeVions life, 70 his
very childhood, for evidences of his innate
total depravity; and such incidents consti-
tute on interesting and instructive portion to
the history of cur time and country these
characteristics Of Jefferson Davis and his
coadiutoTs' in treason, theft, assassination,
and piracy Among them may be specially
mentioned David L. Yulee, Rx, Senator from
Florida .t-,fr,.T ~ n IN, -.fl l,.
l afix my name to these statements, not
merely, on the general principle, that anOny-
NOUS charges are entitled 70 no respect or
belief, but because am particularly desirous
70 furnish my proofs and authorities 70 the
Immediate "parties in interest" whenever
they dare to apply to me for them. OF no
other person will take any notice IN this
connection, To those whom I accuse alone
e. e - b. FRANCIS BACON, ND.
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MEDICAL.

n X. NEWTON, M. D.-OFFICE, NO.
We 30 West seyenth-st, between Vine and
Vine and Race Office hours, IN to 81 A, M, ~
% N y. M. 7tosP. No C3t ggs "2'- .F, "
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-28

"a AMusiSo GAscoSAbH-FRel SOsak 10 Feed
q The .NOrbA.--Ths Louisville (Ky.)r Courier
says "a -,,l.,.,- -. - ~ s.rfr.4
Some gentlemen from Georgia were In this
city afew days since, for the purpose Of making
arrangements 10 ship large quantities OF rice
10 the North, Via the Nashville Railroad.
And yet the miserable fools aud usurpers at
sde, stafse the South which Tiili vet before
Z this war Is over, haVstO feed the North. o
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-. !
STEAW WEEKLX ;REFWRRN NRVV
End embaTking paeaengora At QUEENa- AHIt5,-.t
TOWN, Ireiand The liverpool, New. Yorf aud
Philadelphia Steamship ompanys intend disbatch-
ing their foll powered Uyde-built Iron stoaaship1
as follows; = 3l- 20 tLU+t3cf be5lufslh 9i
<t.Ih nrday, June e
EDIh urday, J6ne Z.
CITY OF WAsHlhG1ON. saturday, 1una IS
AEd svsEs Saturday, At noon. from Pier a, North
7''77il % i-- RArEB or rAsskoR. .'--..-ii
First SIS 3teerage B1e
First Cabin 70 LONDON 80 kteerage - Loudon... s.
steefege Return Tickets good for Six M8nths.... g
yRaAlsngers iorNsiasd = Paris, Hagls, Hamburg.
ibsEemsP, !, k9tteTdAn, Antverp Ae., a rednesd
- Persons Hishins 10 brinE out their frieu d.
can buy Tickets hers at the following rates 10 NeVs
York sHon hiserpeol or QuepnataE1i First Cabin.
fle and xlo5 steeTags from Liverpool, el0s
non 0noelhi0uus S1Il fHlIsIl lIIHH II III .Il.Il
These Steamers hAye superior Accommodations
tor pa1sengele, and carry iexpsfienoed 8uf1oSns-
have Patent fiIe e1inihilal alols OH board
81 JOHN G. DALAs Agant. 4 q BFoadWaN.lN. Y.
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