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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06
JEFF. Davis Dead.

NEw YoRK, Sep. 3.
The Iierald's correspondent, sends the
following dispatch A dispatch has been
received here TO day from Richmond via
Louisville. announcing the death OF Jeff.
Davis. This accounts for the display OF
flags at half mas, from the rebel rAmpa parts
to-day.
The above announcement may be true,
but il needs confirmation.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06
Ry- The Washington oorrespondent

R9- The Washington correspondent OF
the N. Y. World says: Washington is
now being defended on its weak side.
Ear.hworks are rapidly constructing at the
various points commanding the northern
approaches and sweeping the extreme
functions Of the grand avenues. New
and formidable entrenchments arc also ip
good state of advance alCng the high
est ridges Of Arlington. Sc much may
be said without indiscretion, but nothing
more definite as to tho nature and loca'
lion Of the uity walls.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06
ar CHARD0N, SEPT. 10TH, 1861.

DURSUANr TO notice heretofore gwen, lhe
Il ORGANIZED MILITARY COMPANIES
OF GEAUGA COUNTY will compete for the
following Prizes at Military Parade, at Char
don, on the 10th Of September, 1861
Ro-To the best-driled Company Of Infantry
or Riaemen. a Splendid U. s. Infantry Sword.
n,rTo the best.drilled Company Of Cavalry,
sprovided two or more compe.eu m Elegant Cav
airy Sabre.
The Parade will commence at 10 A. NJ
Companies will be received US they arrive, and
escorted to the Public Square by the Chardon
Band. All Martial Music will take post at the
Muae stand in the South Park. The Parks will
be occupied by insauuy Companies, and tho I'D
joining Streets by Cavalry for military evolu.
lions, until noon; at which time National Song
will be sung by Messrs. Graves. A Band Of
Martial n usic from Lake County are expected.
SIntermission Of one hour9
Al TX O'Clock P. NJ, the Long Roll viii! bt
beat, ind all the Companies will form on the eps
p:de Of the Public Square, and, after arranging
preIiminaries, will march to the ground selec,e,
for the contest; on arriving there. the Line o
Battle will be formed, facing the Judges Stand
The Companies, according to lot, will then sue
sess,Yey drjA Tor Is minutes each, in front of ih
Line OF Battle, and in full view Of tho Judgel
and then resume their post in line, The resul
of the contest will then be announced, and tn
Prizes presented to ,hs successful Companies.
Dress Parade will then be formed under com
lnand Of Captain v. Ganson,
President Of the Day, Hon. p. HITCHCOCK
Chief Marshal Col E. SPENCER.
Chiefof Police, l.. d. PEAsE.
Judges I. g. Paddock, Col. james Bar
1ett, Cleveland,
Military Companies from adjoining CouniC
pre invited to be present.
r. B. WOODBURY,1
SAMUEL SQUIRE, com' Ar's"'
NJ. C.. CANFIELD,
Chardon, August 3oth. 1861.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06

Another FIGnr IN THE KANAwHA VAL.
LEY,--Tho dispatches this morning state
that ano,hor fight has taken place in the
Kanawha Valley region. resulting this time
in the success of tho Federal forces. Tho
account says that three companies of FEEDER
al troops attacked body of rebels (uumber
not stately at Boone Court House. The
rebels woro routed. with a loss of thirty
killed, largo number of wounded, aud
Abou, forty prisoners. On our sido no ono
was killed., and only six wounded. Our
troops burned tho town. .....
Boono Court House Is a small village, tho
capital of Boone county. The country
around 10 very thinly settled. The village
is situated on the Little Coal Rivor, w. s.
w. from Gauley Bridge, from which Il is
distant about lhirty.Rvo miles in boo limo
and probably between forty aud fifty by
road. Tho Federal troops were undoubted-
ly from Gen. Cox's camp.-Heraid. Tues
day epenihg. yI a..-.. .a.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06

JonN BRlGHT UPoN THE WAR.-John
Bright. in a recent speech at Rochdale. En-
gland, alluded to tho war in this country,
and, among other things. said; .,- ttI
Il say that the war, be il successful or
not, bo it Christian or not, ,bo IL wise or not, is
n war to sustain tho authority of a great
nation and that The, p'opie Of England, if
they aro truo to thoir own symp0thics. to
thoir own great act of 1884, to which reter-
enco has already been made. WW have 10
,ympathy for those who ~ish to build up a
great empire on The perpetual Jonfnge Of
millions Of Eriiotp. men" loud chcers.)
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06

eg-Tho population of tho counties which
are declared to constitute the new State OF
Kanawha Is 28l ,7s6. The aggregate popu'
lation Of Virginia by the census OF 1860 was
1888, l99, including 495. .926 slaves. leaving
a white population OF 1907, ,37s. Not more
than eight to ton thousand OF the slaves
were in the counties now included in the
State Of KanAwha, SO that in losing this pop
ulation Of esi, 1856, Virginia loses about one
fourth OF her White inhabitants.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06

EB- The Richmond papers say that
city is now so well protected by forii6ca-
tions, masked batteries and mines. that il
hostile army should attempt to take it,
not one in a hundred would survive.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06
SEPTEMBER 6. 1861,
Excitement in Wheeling.

WHEELING, Sept. l,--Tbero 10 considcraA
ble excitement here tonight in consequence
of q dispatch Just received from Fairmount,
Mason county, by tho Governor, stating
that large number Of secossionists have
rison in the back country, and arc marching
on tho to Sn 10 burn IL, ard tear up tho
railroad track. ft'l 1909 e
Tho drums arc beating to arms, md tho
streets arc crowded with people. Tim Gov
ernor is dospatching the Homo Guards
aud volunteer citizens to Fairmount. Tho
rising is supposed to be in concert with
somo movement of Gen. Lee. ,y.
All tho United States troops have lately
pone forward from that point 1t 70 feared
that tho movement among the eecesSlohists
may bo general, and large numbers Of
citizens here arc going on patrol duty toe
night. .... ...
WHEELING, Va, Sept. 2.-The secession
ists cncamped at Worthington. Marion
county, 400 in number, were attacked by
Col. Crussman of Gen. Kelley's staff with
two companies Of United States troops, q
little after day ylight this morning. The ss-
cossionsts woro too strong for him, and hc
was obliged to fall back with the loss o: two
men. The expedition from here last nighs
had not reached the scene Of action at our
latest advicos. Two pieces Of artillery were
sent to Crossman's relief from Clarksburg
to-day. He reports that he can hold the
oncmy in check until reinforced. ''.-s
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06
From the Hitchcock Guards-.-List Of
Officers, Privates, &c.

CAMP Woop, 4lst REoIMENT.O. v. M
CLgrRLAHD. August 81, 1861.
Dean DEMocRAT :-Bolow, find u list Of
our officers and privatcs. which you will
oblige us by publishing;
WILLIAM r. TOlLES-Captain.
WILLIAM w. NUNS, lst Lieutenant.
HENRY w. JOHNSON, I'd
Elias A. Ford, lst Sergeant.
Jas. B. Cleveland, I'd .....
LestUr +. Patcbin, Sd
Cbauncey ii. Talcott, ,4th
Thomas Dundy, 9th
Harmon Hinks,on. let Corporal.
Edward Morse, I'd
Geo. T. Turril. 81 's
Francis Ferris, 4th
Chas. II. Williams, 9th
John Hnnsard. 9th
Daniel Corlcss, fth
Joseph V. Moore. 9Th
PRIvATRs,
Honor Audrcws, Orlando Benton, Geo.
Bartlett. William Buck, John l.. Bower.
Leroy Bosley, VIM II. Bnslcy. Loartus
Bundy, Elmer Bennott. David o. Burton,
Ransom Burton. Robt. T.. Burnett. Edward
A. Carlton. Levi b. Cousins, Tkos. II. Chris
ito, John ID Conrad Norman Collier. Morti.
mer Gotham, Riley Dayton. Wallace Dowoy
Freeman Downing. Lob;ski Doolittlc, Horny
Davidson, Wm. Dimes, Jr.. Philip DIncs
James Dimes, Lewis Fuller, Herbert Fisher
Jas. Fitzgerald, Alvin Foot. WIN. Farrell
Chas. Gray. VIM. Goodrich. Harrison Gilbert
Merton; Gager. Chus. GUldwood. Warrior
Green, Geo. Hickocks,' jackson Hill. VIM
Harrington, Leonard Hammond. Andrew
Hays, Alouzo Hosmor, Horny IIotclkiss
Wm. G Hodges. Albert Kinnov, Sevmou
Loveland, Marcus L.Latham, Eugene Latin
Aaron Ladow. Albert Ladow, Dewitt C
Merton, Amos McNisli, Dolos Morton. Danio
Ncttlcton. Burnett Parks, Geo. b. Patterson
Henry G. Polton, H1rlow Pclton. Nelsol
Rose, Enoch Slitor. JAS. O. Siitor, FRANKLIN
Savage. Thos. A. Scott. Chns. A. Shepard
Chas. A. Snow, Guy Smith. Jay G. Smith
Edward Savage. Clarkson Strickland. Mar
tin TAYLOR. Philo Tisdalc. Win. c. Turiil
Jno. WhitIano. Goo. Wilder, Arthu
Wreardng. Christopher G. WObor, Elias A
Whipple. Milton Warden.
Total number Of OtEcers, 10
Priyates, 70
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06
Sum total, .

As your old correspondent at" will ad-
dress you this voek. l forbear. until next
wock, giving you any "details. Le,tcrs for
any Of the Company should bear tho names
Of the persons for whom they aro Intended.
and "Camp Wood, 4lst Regiment, Cleveland,
Ohio" plainly written
Hoping the good old Union may survive
the assaults of traitors, ] ronhain
- - --- Yours truly, u. A. Il.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06
SEMI.aNSUAL STATEMENT, NO. lOs.
Capital and Surplus,
932, 3O2, OS.
May list, 1861.

Cash and cash items. minimum. $T9.5s9.T5
Loans well secured ..........- 56,253,20
Real Estate e...................... 100000
2626 shares Hartford Bank Stock 274 $500
1925 N, Y. I93, $4,000
1910 Boston lOO,750,00
SCI " other - :" 59.0s5 90
u, States & State /" " 73,367.OO
Hartford & N. H. r. r. Bonds & 81, 90
Hartford City Bonds. ........... 36,150,o0
Conn. River Co. & r. Co. Stock & 4,600.Ov
Total Assets.... ..............s932 3O2, SO
Total Liabilities. 73.244.27
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-30
presidont JeN. Davis.

Crafts J. Wright, Esq who wes a ciassmate
and roommate of President Daris-grsduatina
ct West Point ut the same time-has commI'
nicated to the press some Of the fruits OF char
acter Of the distinguished Iississippian. lie
sag Of him
President Davis is gentleman-cautious,
quiet, frm-ac,ing deeisively. Tine natural
inclination Of tie mind Of President Daviss to
military afAirs. As Secretary Of War he had
largo experience. In the line Of his duty he
has made himsci: thoroughly acquainted "ith
the capacity Of the country-its lines Of
attack and defence, the power Of the forts, dcpo:s
and stations. While performing his duty as
an officer Of government tie knew no party
hs would know nothing but efficiency and
ability in the performance Of his duty or
appointments to office. lie lett his position
without 6 shadow If a charge. He will not
nog know any thing but efficiency. He will
surround himself only with those who arc com
pctent. know the most of the prominent Old
GERS about hin to be The most efficient ir the
a.rvipa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-30
vic, President stephens.

It will be seen by the following corrcspon
dence hat Vice President Stephens was ten
dered the compliment Of a supper by the mem
hers of the State Convention, but, owing to the
neutrality-suspicious. Of bis duties while here and
his limited stay in our city, he was compelled to
decline the honor. Few mon have a greater holt
M the affections of Southern citizens than Mr
Stephens, and there are few, also, whom on!
citizens would hc more sratiied in compliment
ing:
RICHMOND, Va, April Is, 1881.
To the Hon. 4. Ii. STEPHENS, Commissioner Of
the Confederate States Of America:
Sir: The members Of the Virginia State
Convention, as a compliment 10 your oficisl
mission, and to your high individual character,
tender TO you Il supper at such time aS may
srit your con7eniercs.
Most respectfully,
JEREMIAH MoKros,
JOHN 4. CuAapLIs:.
WILLIAM If. TREDw.r,
]. G. HoLLADAr,
THOMAS s. FLoURyoY,
CHARLES K. MALLORY,
G. r SLAUGHTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-30
From the Lou i.ua a..o-
BONG


10! re men Of uubie stations:
Ho ye man of honest mind.
Bring yc nov your hearts cca;;oTS
Lay them Vt your country's shrine
HONOR calls you. don your "rnor!
Buckle on your g!i:t'ring blade!
shrn the fair deludius cSarnsr!
BE no more by men betrayed.
E1Soa calls you to the battle!
Liberty is bleeding now!
Join lie changing war cars rAt:'e!
See the gloomy tented bjw
Painted on the dark P,Ti!lions
Wrestling Ger the .cn;cd fed,
Where ere gathered sturdy IN !!io'a
Vowed to conquer! not TO yis!d!
Where's the slave to bsssIy cover!
Where's the traitor that would dare
Shirk his duty in this hour!
F%:eedon's yoioe is calling. Hear!
Gather round her sacred ai!s:.
Lay your hearts upon :5a shrir".
Let The timid eaitiT initer-
Tcnder foats L glorious reiIs
H.rk! the lannon's angry booming
Sends its murderous echo 'Touad!
See the cloud il darker giooming!
Hear the nearing thundtr's souoi
In the ''sunny South" Palmetto
Tremb!es meath the storm Of var!
eae has not!y spurncd the iet,er''
Che has vowed to do and DIRE
shc is bleeding hasten! hasten.
Join your brethren in the hsli:
Men awaken !! quickly fasten
On your arms the polished s5ie.!!
Con you ace your brethren bleeding
And sit silent all tho while:
No! Let's have 4 horns of freedom,
Or 3 grave beneath her soil
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maIor Andersou, laio Of Fort Sumter.

Tn. Southern Gmcc!a ard the Southern
TIe,,ts arc called uIon, III justice 10 themselves
and ,hri: cause, To- take back tho compliments
uhich they nave 80 freely aud so generously
bestowed upun Major hndersor. is . brave
officer and u truthful msn.
In Il late speech delivered IN Ne" jersey.
MsIor A,rGeI>ril complained with extreme bit'
tcrntss that tire G!c !Icu the batteries CT the
b~csegcrs Of Fort Sumter "as Increased from
earnun aid mortar, while hs and his brave
mel, within we're reduced t. almost the last cH.
,rem,ty by the ltmc5-
Il thus appears that Mqja- .intcrsoI IS en'
dcasoring to excite the disboI!cal passions 81
| The North by IN uacanli4 an! false statement
; nf the events u the sle.c u[ Sumter.
We's.atr, upon t!.s iest Authority, thai Sc
F! svou Al the tlinas ir.In the garrison Threatened
! tbs destruction nf the Federal troops, Genera
Bcaure.ard dispatched th;,her three aids, Of
| WHOM Col. Roger i. Pryor was one, With
| orders to tender Major Anderson any assistance
he nigh, need. The three aids promptly d'S'
; charged the duty n~asigrea them. 10 behal
CT General Beaurygar,!, .he, rocrrd every
nee6ful assistance 10 Mt! est the flames. Major
| Anderson was sensioly hfecied-said be up'
preciated the canrtesy, and Instructed them 10
| thark Ger. But sail he uecdci no assis.
tancc.
Va viii make the following further state
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-30
R1cayosp. Va, 25th April, 1861

RICHMOND, Va, Zotn April, 1901.
Gentlemen-Yuur very kind note, rendering
me the compliment Of 4 supper, has just been
handed to me. This manifestation Of regard
for NE personally and officially, he assured is
very highly appreciated, and under ordinary
circumstances it would aiford me great plea.
sure to inset you and tho members generally
Of your Convention around the festive board.
Bat in tue present state of public s~lf4irs,
ni!h the press Of demands on my time and at
t~ention, you will please excuse me Tor forcgo,
ing that pleasure. Doubling net that you will
fully appreciate my feelings and motives in de-
clining the high honor and generous hoap!lall'
ty so rendered, you will be pleased to aceep;
the assurance Of kindest regards for you per
sonaNy. ard nv best wishes for our common
country. Yours most respectfully,
ALEX'R Il. STEPHENS.
Hon. JSsEMlAu Aon-os, JoHs Z. CuAxGLiss,
and others.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-30

TIE Maias.-Mr. Johnson, Il ;he Charlotte
aht South Carolina Ralirua'!, mas scno 10
Montgomery, il: co"pli." with the reqres!
OF Postmaster Reagan, alr! he Presidents CT
tho roads contracting Es>t AMI West, 10 meet
hin in Montgomery, AID s:rsi;ss for he con-
%tinuance Of the mails over THESE routes. Sir.
Johnson suya tina; the road ever which he mas
control, vii! carry the mail whether paid or
not, uat:l Il further arrangement is made.
Such d COURSE, We are persuaded. %iii lie pur-
sued by ri! Iile railroads III this S:a;r.-
{ SyJrL, ,fDu Tuurier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-30
Tur r,ro Sp,yr r., rb,,l,,.o .p.u.,:-n

The ThUe SP!.lr.-Tho Charlotte "Bul!s,in"
OF TUESDAY suys:
4 warm hearted SonthernrE aad gentleman
Of wealth, has infatuated to us that he will be
one OF Z hundred to raise $l00, 600 for toe
purpose 81 putting In proper trim those Of cur
citizens who may he called TO the tented field.
This Is the spirit that shouil animate every
man anong W. Let our ~citiE"ns Hho have
the means to 90 SO, emulate it !: this be
done. eli our lighting men will al once bs put
upon d ~sr-!ootlng. Money will bring The
lEateI:al5 OF war. Let Il be lnclAcou:in2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-30
An NE'E

AN ACE
ITO amend tho lst section OF Chapter i!t Q! The C':e "
4 Virginia, relative TO the Limitation {! Suits, % ~ :
linl: tho right 10 make al entry, or BRIG an acH7s =.
cover land West OF Cs Allegheny noun'a.Es-'"
March 9Th, l.cl. ,,-,,,
Be It enacted by the General Assembly Of VIZ.
that the FIRST section Of chapte! one kundr.d "aa :1a~.
Ct the Code Of fir1uia. passed In the yssf or' |o@
eight hundred aid lor,J .pir.. DC aE.r3Gsd aad i-r'%'
.hat the rama shall be ~ folio IS: .,
's.crIos |. No prr.ou shall make AZ entry oh. o. ~. :
&c action 20 recover any land lyiag Eas! o; 10 +-,'1 10,
aouHtsin. but within fifteen ys~rs. or any .".s ~,
West or the ~hiloghapJ mountains, bu: WE. . 81
next sftrr the time At which the right I" u.ass. ~. 4
bring such action shall have frat accrued 70 -
some person through whon he claims. .,.
''aEorIoS =. Nothing 10 this SC. shall asec." 49,
now p~eadtns, Or prevent tie maa';.. 81 afy 'nL! :" Lt-
Ing Of any sctior, Hithic two years aiss 'es 81 {,
Of; bat every such actlna now pending, and r's'' ,-,i.
try or action th.t my hsreafIrr be- fn~'s ~ ot,.s" ~
the last mentioned tine, shall BE- 2oVrTn-' .! -"
stlny immediately before the passage hefee'' ,.,
This uct shall be- published for si1iy da!'i3
! perG priEfed IL the O!ty OF Richmond
4 copy from The Rolls. eoer.,s u.
Teste: ":l r. ,I.sc,,
c. II. D. 4 K-epse OF n" gcl'' Of 'HS1N
Anr1 Is-rcdd fWhly vi r. ey.l
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For Ws EhCtF.'
FREEDOM O2 DEATI
al .ou: LANE, JR.


Awake. sou. OF freedom I'D glory:
And let the world know our Proud story.
We Eight Tor our rights, orr fathers and mother,
We iyht Tor Our wives, our sisters dnd hrolEss
Awake We SOUS, for our cause il is ju.t-
United We are-in Heaven We trusi.
Oar wives snd our ma;dens aro noble ard r..
SIC Ssmpsr 7yraaJ." our motto .tai! BE-.
ilen strike long, ami strike stiC1l,
With i wiil-uiit I might,
For our wive- and their lives,
And may God guard the right:
Hank hArk. The toe are row preparing.
Their hordes. our subjugueion durirg.
Strike, those uho would ever De vullar: snt 70
Strike now, for our Hrr-:G.s, and tor i!5er:y.
Oowurd Forward! March! Co.qurr zoS y
must;
Victory Ia oun-in God /. or t.G.t.
We crinRe to no tyrsnt. hut With orr la.t o'ee'h,
We will Eight, lnd wsIl ssoci 10: E:asafG 4
Oath.
Then strike long ani strike ,STpa2
WIKI d wili-wIth II might.
For our wives ind the:. i've,
And may God guard :re ..sl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-30
important from alexandria.

More Troop, in Washington Citg-fT0eMma'
ton from Con. Hicks, Of Naryland--4 MAJ
shotE for expressing Southern Sentiments &C.
ALEXANDRIA, April 80, l66l.-Four vessels,
two war steamers and two transports, with
Northern ,roopf, passed up the river this
morning.
Gov. Hicks, OF Maryland, has issued a pro-
clamation accommodating the State 10 occupy q
, neutral position. -,
The steamer Adelaide of the Norfolk Line,
was fired at By the steamship Harriet Lane, on
Friday night, Of the EappahaUncck in Chesa'
peake Bay, boarded but allowed to proceed
Ci,izcnz are still compelled to leave wash
inston Tor their sympathy with the South.
\ large quantity Of shell has been lsnted at
Fore Washington By the govern'nsn.
Two u.en, one from South Carolina anu one
from Washington, are confined as pr:soHe'" III
tie CaDi.o! irr being scce>s!oo'st.
Tue Mex York Seventh Regiment declare
they vii! not invade the South, conSeg'iehtly
they are looked upon with suspicion ny the
Administrator.
Tao Seventy first New York Regiment, quar-
tered at inauguration Hall, rcToitod or accoIne
Of bad q~,:srters, a:.L Ga4 10 DO removed to tho
Navy Yard. ;,
: nan named Boyd was shot Oh Tire Island,
tear Washington, by two men. On account o!
expressing Southern sentiments. Ne ~ah Gail
ed up at midnight, from bed, anu aho;.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-30

MAJOR CapEAi~-We are pleased 10 see
among TIC rcccut appointments il Tie Contrt-
crate Army the name Of Major W. L.. Cabell,
Of Virginia. la;cly assigned that rcnk in the
Quarter Masters Department 3iai6r {. WIS.,
lately e d stinguisi,ed officer iii The U. s. Army.
We cordially congratulate tbs Government in
securing the services Of 50 able anl capable u
soldier. --(Alaja"m Co,Jsltrncy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-30

r.xyo 4YrPtcIieq Arrested,

AuGcsrA, April 25.-rwo msn hare been ar
rested on the line OF ralliosd het'ern WI
mington and Weldon, for endearGrihg to OBJ
struct the train and prevent ,hs passage Of lie
Southern volunteers to Virginia.
BETTER hang these fellows, and all Ike
them. on ropes, and not troub.o the w;rcs with
them, when We are awaiting l'iore Important
t,d;7,s
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u, Moyemen, in Ccorgia.

Augusta, Ga, April 2G.-The following
dssoa;ch has Just been received 81 Macon:
..Govrrpor Brown has issued j prociama-
ton, which will appea: in the Mlliedgeville
papers to-day. prohibiting the payment of al!
debts TO Northern creditors till The end OF hos.
~tiiities, and directing the payment OF the MO.
ney into TIE State Treasury, 10 be refunded,
Eilh interest, at the end Of Inc war. to depcsi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-30
FROM ~kiexaQjria.

Tie alexandria Sentinel Of Saturday
rvcnIns last, says:
Oar people must rest quiet Upon tho fact
that the military perpetrators Tor oar defence
arc under llic direction 4 Si.rcHii, skliiiu!, III
:ieia.iguble. Experienced and patriotic oface:s-
Oar Commanding Genera, Robert Z. LIE, has
long been the price .: lne service aud ,s is
uuppo,,ed by suDordinutcs o! acknowledged
capacity and large experience.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-30

MysTEaious.-.A few days ago the United
States; steamer ST. Louis l9it Pensacola Bay
suddenly, and has not been heard from since.
/; is reliably reported that all Of the of GERS
un'i irew Of this ship ire i'll fal! ympathy with
tie South, and that her Cait.!a, Dir. Pore, Of
Virginia, hai taken her /" SUMO Southern port
and delivered her up. We shall hear core of
this III a DAY u t~o.--tI6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-30
70 PHYSICIANS

VOCS attention Is Invited 10 the ncr remedy for Rhru
uu:ism-PR0PYLAMlSg. 1, u., trs, troayft &c
the notice Of the Professor by DIR. aw.asdus, Ct 81. prtrrl
burg, Eu:sla, 10 1855, acd has since hesu succr,sfuily usc,
ia III. Treatment Of "Rheuma;,m" aud Acute Rl,euns
m.,ism'' by many Physician. la Europe a1d America. II
Ia Also very Highly i-eo1neojed N reports Of eases In Ii.
Philadelphia Hospital in $3.50.
We have on hand nov q supply Of tie pare Chord,
Pro- Jlan.ae srd Solution Of tropylamlle, and full dIreo
MEADE K BAKER, PhaEaseevc.t.,
Feb 10 NAa street, co... .bors Z. @.