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Gen. Rutfcr in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May 14.-Gs7. Butler Is hero
with lourtaen hundred troops. He has isaued
q proclamation asserting military pswer in
B4;umore. Hs proposes friendly concert
with the authorities to preserve order. He
demands the d.livery Of all erms aad muni'
tions Of war, except thcee possessed By toe
regular military, and claims the right to es-
ta6lish posts here, He proposes to encoursgs
trade aud cultivate friendship. He kelzed i've
thouss1d stand Of arms to-day, and sent them
to Fort AcHen1y. AL Is quiet here.
, 1861-05-16
Nnah&E 1xlAONkL4.

Capt. c. c. Marsh has been elected
Colonel of the Third District Reg! !ment
now in camp at Joliet; ami Thos. J. Turn
o., of Freepo1t, Colonel Of the Regiment
It that place. In the lest regiment there
wa, An aujmated contest between Turner
aud Capt. Hurbert, of M:Henry, who
would soon make, if be is not already, a
eal;ant and efficient commander. Col
Marsh is already known to our city read
era from his long and honorable connec-
tioc with our Light Guard in its palmy
.So.vu
, 1861-05-16
T1}f,.u&Q 8fktA Loan.

erarHoFrs1D Ill, May 15-The State Journal
says: "Hou Vim. Butler, State Treasurer,
who went to New York afser the adjournment
Of the Legislature, On business Of the State,
returned on Saturday evening. He reports
that the blank bonds for The State Loan will
York in references to the two million loan ia
excellent, and the probability Is that It will be
readily negouated> th zsueh Quantities as the
SAte may desire.
, 1861-05-16
9j2aaute1.

WANTED-By a gentleman and
w Wits kutt Of uan;ra'st d + ora with oe arc,
II pr1 fanf Ener tn M boafd+ro,
locassd u1rhi1 se4 1niEut.s walk Of P..t, Rs'. I'd
droa nEaFet aseo 8 Pest once, m3i51ss
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DASTURAGE WANTED The
l. advertiser worli like to erRaze Pastnraxe for
his Ho.Aa f.f number II weekB : u Wilt + pay
Cd irl:e and vi l exp Ct good esre l5r FL Il ise-
DiaIA1ce not over tTs1Ye tlE1 from the city,
all It Ia 1IAke ntFP&t myuX Z
, 1861-05-16
From Watsfu Vtrxtnfe.

[5Pes1k D.sp1se4 q sns Ne" 1o1K H5tNd.j
WnEEL1Sa, Va, May 14-Major Oakes, u.
s.'A., lett this morning for Wsusburg, to II.
sPect ths military - aistrlhnte e Q. 8. arms b.
Welsourg are under 80 900 bonds to the Gov.
eminent, for the salty Of the arms now there
including 1900 riass and 10000 rounds ot
cartridges. -
, 1861-05-16

FsxzroRr, Ill, Nay 1a-At tbs election OF
Officers Of the first regiment held On Tuesday,
Hon. T: J: Turaer. OF Frespors, was elected
Colonel; Ellis Of Rockford, Lieut. Col; God
has been chr:stened Camp Scott, In honor oi
General S:ott.
, 1861-05-16

Arms fFala EuFeps-TToMbla In Texns,
New YORK, Nay 15-Tho Tt5uxs states
that tha steamship Africa, rnw unloading At
Jsrsey City, has On board lo,oo0 Ennald r|aes
fsr the Upfted S:Atos Goveroment,
Tne 1s1osss says the Go1efument hAs intsl-
-lixsnca that lasYa bodies Of Mexicsps ase rsr.
risonlng thsir fontter towns. Thsre Il nav
. no duubt thst Tex%s viii sopm ha9n nyefY
TINES IL lnokhx sttar opr GovezQn9ant tcos,os.
v1rlous trlbss q mNr4lads Ind1z1s eu1 pIsae.
tory bands Of Mexican soldiers, and may p&t.
haps wlsh shswns hass homs again
, 1861-05-16
Dissertation Of the Tomb OF Washing.
aoM-An Improbable Report.

NEW Yong, May 15.-The Herald,s W..h
iuQton dispatch states from reliable source,
that ths eae7ed remains Of Wasairzton hays
been removed from Mt Vernon by Col. Wash
tngton, who hAs recently Joined tha oouftdst.
ats sr1uy. II the tale Of At~ Vernon, Col
WaRh;n2tpn reAervsd to himeeY rot only thu
Toub Uf Washington, but a3so IN s.rs al
xround around It Hs also bound himself to
FeuoYAtQ thH tomb. -, 80 =
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Gt;irago Tributte.


kxENCF.
TIN u,sr4 Of Trustees of the Illinois
and N;chican Canal, in session in this city
Yesterday, directed their collectors along
the line to taks no more Of the STUMP
tail" currency for tolls OF other dues. They
have $4,000 on deposit in this city, and
though willing TO ply the current rates Of
exchangc {t#enty five per cent? to convert
it they succeeded In getting DO more than
one bill on New York, and that :or only
$4,000. Which being the case, they have
shut down the gate, and not another stump
tail note goes through the lock. The cur
rency based on the Free State bonda Is still
received.
, 1861-05-16

" Tbs n 7. TINES, Of Tuesday, publishes =
special dispatch from Baltimore sayins:'
/, "A gentleman, Just from Washington, says
that Nj. 1lnonA- has pasisaynly had cpfn.
nisaiom IL Asfx G<neIA mAda oat tcr Ssna;
t<x nou1lAs, aud TINT tt Is known In Washmr~
ton thaS ha viii aeeSpE" >: - !.
, 1861-05-16

OCEAN VESSELS UHEurLoYEp,-The Detroit
Advertiser OF YESTERDAY says: Waen bnsiuess
hiss been dull On the Lakes, we hare been &C.
cnstomed Of ls.e ysafs to aend vessels to the
Sea board for employment It will be eeen
from the following extract that the o1d=r Of
things has changed sud our seahoard fritud4
ars row looking in this direction for employ
meEt Of their numerous vessels rendered id1s
by the blockade Of the Southern n:E1:s saonld
the whsst crop Of 1s. provo as heavy Is now
sntic'psIs5 - shall certainly need in the fall
gFe11er facilities for conveying 1t to market
than We now posseas, and II that czse d hand
some thing might be made by owners OF c,ast-
Ing vesae:s, bJ sending 8 number Of ,hern
around through the canals. ..Tae following IL
from the New Yo.k R5>t:
The necessary restrictions Imposed by the
Secretary Of tha Treasury upon tic c1earaEca
Of vessels to Southern parts, together with
the fEct that the ttsde Of yessels engaged In
the lumber, pine wood and oyster traffic to.
tween this pors AID the Chesapeake has been
alnos. entirely stopped, has thrown large
number Of sloops aud schoonera ous Of IN
Floymeut, aad several are ROW lying idle 81
| our WhasEes. It ia stsIed to uR, on good au
| thonty, that these coastinE schoonera can b&
| employed to good advantage on the Lakes
where ther5is present pressing demand TO,
| inch vessels, and ~here lrefghts ars pleaty, a
| high rates. ALI vezaels now unemployed aEs
| wanted there, aud wcu1d meet with employ
| ment 1t remunerative rates.
, 1861-05-16
HnfpcTaS Ferry.

L Centlemt who spent al OF Monday a.
HArperts Ferry, pzss.d through this city last
evening, westward. We learn from him tho.
there arz shout seven thousand troops there
and That more are hourly arriving. Taey IL
pact sn attask froa the forces o: the Govern"
msnt snd arc tndustriousIy preparing 10 re-
c.tva it, They arc throwing up Garth works
on the MARYLAND side Of the river, constantly
anp!oyiug $50 70 800 aner In tiAt duty. Tne
raaroad bridse IL mined and ready to be blown
Nd On .hs approach OF the foe, md the side
Of the mouata;n, ss our rsaaezs VIII 1eme1a-
b II, is At tha. place almost perpendicular, shs
railroad md caaA :hagyaag the iass. oses
thes.. huge rocgs naya oeen 80 sk1Ials pl1eo
taat they may be toppled oTer ny the strength
OF Sinsle m,n, aud tcso IN Gown apoa "Aal'
ever may be psssiag beneath. Tae attack Ii
arr,ec.ed from the direction Of the Relay Houfe
and toward that point most Of tue defensive
operations a:m=d- Our informant, ROAMING
4 ,ous On Monday, asce2ded several eAsSafea
places in the vicinity, and had fpil aad P +
fe:t view Of ill that is going on
The m.chiaeYy Of the Arnory il being
moved as rapidly - rossihle to stauaton' Tnefe
it vii be set up anew, AID the m ana'ae1ufe ~
arms recommended M1aJ oi TIE olo "olA
men are LEI: tn the vlcini:y and thss a.e being
pressed i1to the service, some By promises
sad others by threats. It. u said that 15N
troops viii concentrate On that spot and II
IL further said, tia. Lieut. Fauati srog, OF Tie
Confederate army, has lsss the Ferry WIN
detachment to take possession OF ttattoa, In
, 1861-05-16

! .NEw YoHK, May Il. Tho Savannah Eses
ststes that on the morning Ut the 9th hes77Y
eannonading was heard In the direction Of tho
Cesollna oo1st at Sea-
Tae vsge arrived Thu morning. No aews.
, 1861-05-16

FRkxxroRr, May 14.--Tha, ,senate Yesterdsv
pA.sed bill auspsadlng the CTvIl Courts 1ntil
January, and ofdssinS Ill exs ,utiona issued
January Last to b. Ss-3asusd, Fs&uznau1s next
XarsA. - -
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3oa1,

T @F-A Lady's Back Morocco
krurz. 60. tai7lcx oaa Is R1E, aana change md
! Gaid { balm II = ct a. ntek The Ena-7. by =
tpFais. .se sans II - sahsl 1e"s VIII b ses,.fly
, 1861-05-16

!ISpeNA Ulepsteh @ tbs tincdnoaH Ea3ette.1
WAsHIsGTos, MAy 14.-The Second Con-
nac;ieut Regiment, one Thousand strong, IT.
rived to-day, making the Eorees hers some
thlrty-dva Thousand strong. Attempts have
bean msda to blow mp the buildings in which
this troops are located Extra Preeuutions
have bean taken. Several secession: clerks
were removed trom ofics to day. Spies from
Knhmond have arrived hsra to-d,y, but are
ndt iaole.ted. lhe Eighth Massachusetts, Reg.
ladent left to-day for the Rslsy Hoaee. 4 largo
fofce viii be concentrated there preparatory 10
an Attack oa AaFper's Fsny. a.yeral North.
ern men driven out Of Richmond ar1iyel hero
tGaay ana IDLY confirm the Tspors Of txen
arc daily anticipating march on Richmond by
the Fed=ral troops- l. IL believed tntt the
Government viii hare seve1ty.two thousand
troops in Washington before the first Of Jnne
, 1861-05-16
Highly Important from B.ltlnaore.


BALTIMORE, Monday, May 13-Aboat o..
clocg this evening ta-ge train hHed Win
troops arrived at rhs depot, troua the Relay
House containing one taonssnd troops, from
each OF the regiments stationed ~ tle helaJ
Honse
The Sixth massachusetts aad tbs Et,hth
New York regiments, with battery OF artai.
}pry, marched through South Baltimore TO
Federal Hill, high point of ground on the
south of tEe harbor directly overlooking the,
CITY and opa m:le vast Ct Fort McHanfy.
The sudden appearance OF the troops too9.
the citizaas b7 surprise. They were greeted
with every demonstration OF appreciation, and
immense crowds quickly gathered, CHEERING
at every s>ep, ladtes waying the1r handker-
cuief., aad many brought lamps aud candles
to ths windows. Prominent citizens accom-
panied the troops to tn Hill, and assisted the
Officers Ia taking the best route thither, and
procuring quarters for the troopa until tents
coult arrive-
The troops seemed to bs big II pleased With
their reception, apd all expressed surprise and
deiixht 1t the con- nandiag position and hno
| prospect with the whole city aud country
i spread out before than.
Ba1t;m Jre will hereafter be held Under mill
tary occupation. # resistance is mate, the
/! most extreme measures will be resorsed to in
:. order to entn1ca respect TO the Government
It Is probaola that martial law will be pro
E, etalmed there, in order tn arrest and punish
Marshal K4uo aad Rosa Winans-the une for
! inciing the attacks upon the Government
; troops and Resistance to Its officers, and tht
: other for aiding and abettiug the enemies o.
/ OF the Uaited States.
, 1861-05-16
SrANARD d CO.

PRODUCE COMMISSION MERGnATrs-
No. staels BLOCK (m Flsos). eoza.r 20. .to Nsssr
o. su1K1T: s1AaA1p. ax1,rp
,,! ensEaT; e, aIHEs r. aI1aAaD, 10. 51s5 satsa.
, 1861-05-16

Apprnhended Attack on Wheeling.
HARa1sBuaa, May 1s-Apprehension Is felt
OF m attack on Whes ling from Hsreer's Ferry,
% moxfo~. The Governor will sign stay laH
, 1861-05-16

BosToy, May 15-Ths steamship Arabia
Sl3, go In specie.
, 1861-05-16

"a E0N1My&1f8&&f :" "@at&U143Xys
NEW OR1.xAxs, Nay 15.-It il u1ds1stood
that Commissioner from H&vana has gone
to Montgomery to confer With the confeder-
Eas Government soncarniug Southern shipping
oa5@9 ports .ssst sz Ta'sa T. % .sf asds5
UANNE,
, 1861-05-16

b. LoU1s, MaF5 azure adjourn
September. -
, 1861-05-16
Affairs at the Capital.
Especial Dispatch to tho n. 7. Ttbune.1
WlaHiEa7oN. Monday, April Is, 1851,

Especial Dispateh to thu n. 7. Tdoune.1
WASHINGTON, Monday, April 13 1851.
>EAst QUIET N WASHINGTON.
Tbs people of this city wait now for news,
a few days since, the people Of the country
eayerly watched tor the latest int lGgencs
from the Capital. Here. nothing new tr19s-
p!res., Governmental, Presidential, and De-
ap propriA.e channels, and though all Ii acsivi-
u, aud al ara husy, there ii nothing which, to
non-reeldenta, would prove Of special interest,"
TENDERS Or TROOPS.
From all sections north Of Di1!e's Lsnd,
tenders Of additional troops continue to bs
made. The uprising Of the NORTH. .vest il par"
ticular}x grand and imposing. Every SsAto
wants to do it Ill, snd 1nere are more hearts
RrieYlng because they cannot come, than are
here hoping for IN opportunity 20 serrs thear
country.
ARAED3oNE f1KsKSr.
Col Ellsworth has bad present Of one
+hons.nd doIlar horse from Baratoga, n, T.
The Colone1 il In Ane health and spirits, aad
has rot ia men under first rate discipline.
He feels, - well ha may, proud Of them-
r., As1cx TRAroR.
Conm odore Buchxuan, who formerly had
charge Of our Navy Yard, but whose conscaen-
tieus scruples would not-AlloK him longer to
serve his country and protect it, aaz, ano VINO
resigned, has msds application to be ro-enser'
ed upon tf1a Navy list. Iha Government po.
ItelJ, but peremptorily declined the honor o.
hie distinguished aid.
cH1oAa3 1ArsH BR1aAuE.1 :,
Ths Cahawha il expected soon with add
tlonAl troop from that State. Among othe1
daily tenders OF tEoops By gantleu en- dlepatca
| ed hithsr for that parpose Is thu: Of the Irish
BnsAde BY Msjor Mufligan, Of Chicago. The.
| sra aoxioug for Aeryia= anywhere, aud offer tGl
the vse. They wua crowded out 1t tha 6tat'
| II a ult4ttnn.
, 1861-05-16

T OST-On the night of the sth
IL inst, from i & Ktnx;e etreee, large Nevfound-
i nd bog eearse HI ck ha.r whits arooLd fha mex
sad plat Of the tail Any one returning the SANG
VII be sal Abla teWardeds myltxK
, 1861-05-16

w WANTED-To rent by gentle,
w mao a:d Elfa f,nz tr 1ve rooms ii horse
with family NORTH or West Side rsfe.r-d -
dress "B 5 :" si.s Office, ttst1aS ,eElS. myi&xst
, 1861-05-16
Violation II Lake Undervritexss Law

NEW YoRK, May 15-Col Anderson left thi.
morning for Cincinnati, via Pittsburgh
, 1861-05-16

Firg.sla having seeded from the Cn.cn'
tas portion Wet d! tbs A11eghany Mcun-
taans has r<sclved 10 saceds from the East.
sno -esa1e1 itself TO lie Union 4 cou!s
no1 u IN eeeeion at Wheeling tsp-esentuE
.*e0's eight eounties. Thoee counties chA-
tEfned IN 1850 population of soT 665 whites
"" o'o saves. I: u believed tssEt FORTY:
ee'sn eoah'iss will Join IN thu md
tspeo1Suna The at Of secession ps4fs4 bxk
' aad Of erecting \ nav s8tats-
ths population Of this new Virgins will bs
f9as $4,000 of whom not 20 900 ass slsyes,
, 1861-05-16

wmE11so, May l5.-:The Convention -
eembled at o'clock. Mr.. Cs!lesie's Fesolouon
being the order, Mr.. Carlisle mo7ea an atns4u ~
ment by adding tha: the comml'tee eo.re.tai W. ~
In hIs resolution Of last night, to the people,
Mr. wiley. OF Monongalih, continued his
remarks from yesterday, opposing tne or2aai-
satioa of a provisional government,
Ne. Paulse, Of Mason. spoKe OF lea2.n, ..de. ~.
orino a pro7istonal government over tne eItlfe
S.ate. There was no longer State Govefn-
msnt. The Government authorities hsa usufp.
cd the power. We are now IN 3 ets1e o1
anarcIy, We have the precedent 81 Caltiofnsa
to act upon in tAis matter
Mr. Carlisle accepted the pToposls.on:: a: ...,
4 mo.io1 was n ade to go 1nIo sac1as ses8'
lon, but was Withdr1wn-
Mr, Pierpoint. Of Marion, made lengthy
spaect in opposition to the resolution. ne
eaid If the Richmond Convention. had acted
uucoustItutlonally. this Convention should
not follow their example
|. ArrsnxooE SEss1oN -Ar. Pau1se otlsfed
a., an snd,neut to Mr.. Carlisle's resolution in
atrnctinr the committee not to report an or
dinance Of accession frcm the State. h4t In
ftyor Of the counties Of Western virginia
yoticp for State officers to ill the places OF
these pow nominally IN GHce.
Mr.. Carlisle accepted the amendment, ano
further amended. that If the ordinance OF se~
aed on the 18Th, a Convention BE- called early
In June to t2ke such further ton as may be
oe1u,n pn moron Of &r Lamb, Of Ohio, The report
with these, additional propositions, ,W5s reeom.
mitte6, end the Convention adjourned TIL !
O'Clock.
EVENING SESSION.
WHEELING, Mar l5-Ehs Committee On
| Federal aud state relations report d the cup
pIeuen,ary report previously reported. In
Z. addition, they recommend the appointment
i of 4 Central Committee empowered to either
order The re-assem bling Of this Convention Or
3 new one, at such tine as fh5y may deem
! necessary, pricr to the General Convention on
| the 11th Of June. .....
| The r,s buttons hope for peace, deprecate
the sanding of Confederate troops into West'
| ern Vlrpiuia and recommend the appoint
neut Of 4 committee Of f1ge from each county
to cooperate with the Central COMMITTEES.
| Afr, Paulssy moved the report be laid on the
tAble and prlnte3.
Gen. Jaakson urged action, as many mem
bers found it necessary to return boma.
Mr. Carlisle said he saw in the appoint men
of Cautra1 Committee the germ Of req la
tton Of Ill the Members had hoked tor In 70
gard to the form ton Of New Virginia. HI
vas satisfied that this report went ss far as tn
acquiesce, IT it WAS agreeable TO those Wat
acisd with the Government The report Va!
adopted almost unanimously,
The f.l.ow'ng committee was appointed =
Joan q. Carlisie, If Harriaon couoty; c. D
3 ID .ard, ]. s. Wheat, Min,low Wilson, $. 3
Wood ward. aud James ", Paxton, Of Warren
Campbell FaTr, or Brooke; and Geo. F
Lat:am, Of Taylor. Brief and effective sp5eea e =
es ,ra then mad3 by Gen. Jackson, Csfl |:
Pisrpont, Wiley, Blown, Mose, and others
Tie 'tst.r spans led Banner" vas sung an
prayer offerea, and the Convention ao1.ulne
sine de. Moss Of the membera leave to-nigh
for their respective homes.
, 1861-05-16

g. e. scRlFRN 4dutrtlsIag Agsnt, IS Dear.
5otn It., u authorized to rsasips Adpertasenea&s os
Ghts and al tn Ls01iay Pup1s Of khs Northtrssf.
, 1861-05-16

EzlE3EIlUE.
4 81EA.L. 8oRREL EoRSE,
AhrEt hra Fe,nt ID 1EAt bH4s%<t nom Nv uts5pt4ee
MA. lit = ~. e. ATGH 0Eb. eorLrr ClinEn ~
FUTON strett t3 Ctit1: q, lH.+'3.* t.y1F ~
, 1861-05-16
EiFn Addr< ~ In ull.

In ous N Ailis,g department greas eonfnsson
md psrple1:iy is e2ased BY the common prac"
t.oe Of Post Masters a1d Others ordering pa
pe5s sent or d1seohtionsd, to omit the name
of their Post Om:e, CT If this ia glEen, the
name OF the a.xta. 4, t1ers are very numer-
oas in.taacss Of towns Of +he same name in
dt6zren. statss, for example Br:ao{, which
sc.rcslT s:sts Is without, tbs uasne alone Ii
no guide Give Us the Post Office address In
full. The tame viii ap2lE to large number
Of our correspondents, both ca newa and bus'
inesx r1xtters.
Figures VIII Lie.
The Memphis A'gxs tries Ia psrsuaae The
Southern ignoramuses that the following is
reiattYe nil.tAry strength Of the Free and slhvs
sections Of tbs Union.
Maize 5000 New York ...... 80 COS
Tsx Haupeht1e... 9 sN New Je1e1 70 6s;o 20
Vssmonr ...-.. 81 fsnae9lVAn1@"'' - - ~ ~
Ha.s.e4q.et,s e,e efso; ohso st..e. g tS tSS
Coaneclcut .,.-... 9.0Q) -
1ot8'. -...-..-......'...-"-' <of,'v. ~
ofthie nun5er the 411az says full e.. wv
will hsve to be kept at the North for secrrl-
ty'e saka. thus reducing tbs entire av2alshle
force to 2o9 coo. j..
The military strength of !ae Slave EtAtss Tho
Aroxs puts down as follows:
6oatn Casolira. -. % 90 Georgia ..... u, go
Florida ....,...... <4HD AlAbama ...... 81 600
foui.tana 80 GO Mississippi ... q, 900
VlrKtn.a a.-......--.' " w Acn1uc3s-.--. II, ,3oa
Te11a -:...-...-~A,VW -
, 1861-05-16

HOME.-A gentleman wish Dg q
IL large frrn's I'd r ,tm With the crmfrts Of
hone ! prtFa+s mtIy Of hixa rstpecssbu,s-, e.n
OBTAIN ,e sane n Ge.iraoe satah g .ddI es:1pE
riAge aoa-e s3d staDse NAY ao bs bad 4 desired.
mVi5ktw
, 1861-05-16

Fifty DOLLARS will be given
l. to ary gentleman who can procure for the nd
yrrfser s:tnatioa a. Baokkeeper - Is . irave1cr
In = good Hons, ofth 1t least $50 per yssr HAs
hAo expE 11sn.'e and fur ,is. cd r-nces
ability and antecedenss. Address r q Box 34t7.
, 1861-05-16

-pOARDING.-Roard with very
~ ptessant single o. double rocms IN b obtsinel
At IL L .salle s1re-t, Q7- CT two Kenl1etRen Ahd
s:.olF vi IAN b5 sceomuudutst a lew nAJ
roaEders will atAo be recsltad. References eL.
charged, mY!fx1E
, 1861-05-16
Patriotic Exc1tez4en{ In Western Vir~
Etn&Hs

EFW4Ht
WHEELING, Va F, May 16 There Is fhe gyest
gtnia separate State. Such au excitement
haa never b3sn known hare. Taa feeling ia
general and de.ermfaed against the Southern
Confederacy. -
There arc not less than two thousand flags
flying, ons With thist3-h7 70 stars for the state
Of Westerly rgi1iA -.
Nothing epacIal Of Importance occurred In
the Qonvens!on th:s morning. The regular
business Was Carlisle,s motion of list ntght.
to re- commit the report OF the Committed on
State and Federal R21atioaa
Mr. Wiley of AonoDgalls, finished h1s
speech, opposing the motion and adyocstin7
the adoption Of tbs report Of thu oouamittse.
Hs was to42Eed u Mf. Ela1atry Of Mason,
who alao opposed Ar. Carlials's proposition
st this tilua,
, 1861-05-16

A SPLENDID ARMYl

BLOODY RoW 1T HiRPER's .fERgY.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-28
NOTICE OF SALE
N IExANpER W.. QUAR-: III chanse rv.
kaRtER, ComplainantF ia the Circuit

N .IExANDER W. QUAR-: In chanesry.
tkaRtER, ComplainansFG 4 ia the Circuit
hN vs. EoT gte IT'D NO our t1,oI
Peter Heekert and Henry D. Roane couar
Chapman, Defendants, ~.
TIE public will take notice that the sab
seibet las Comm ssinner, appointed ri The
purpose by a decree entered an The at1ore case,
iawilLont the Goth day of MAY, i 86i d.
aty HE door Of the Court House of flos he
County, proceed 10 sell certain aetoflapd
lying on ths waters Of Sprng Creek I'm. the
said County, and On which said Heckeft now
resides. and mere particularly described IN
the bill aud exhibits filed. in said cause no
which reference Is here NJ lde, to The higHesi
bidder. requiring five per cent Of the. purchase
money 10 be paid in hand /, and the res. due ih
sfehrtqnap insta1lments ate, ~, l185 ana IN
mnnt hs, secured BY bonds with good personal
securityfsnd retaining asps lien snithe land
Tor the same. The whole tract wifi be ofIef
ed 70: sale M body aid also in Lots oil con
'yenient and eligible size, adopting tte Sale
inIwhyle or 10 paiesls dependent 6ntthe fact
Which sale mar produce me largest sum Or
MONEY! 'aaReS sal fs3Ac i. ty11a
February ID. 1881. S6p5f commfssionef.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-28
STRAW CUTTERS.
CLOSING our.

YTHE STOCK tjF GOODS belonging to TIE
i estate Of the late JantesA Lewis, deed,
Willie sold toaclbse the Eenncern. on Terms
thai cannot fail to give Satisfaction TO pur-
cbasers. Tie attention lof Country Mer-
Giants is called 10 this Stock II consists 81
over no o0a fdniTaB worth. Of Dry Gnods,
Ready Made Cluthidg, Bqlts, Shoes, Hats,
Cans, Bonnets, Hosfety, Stationary, Saddlery,
Il 1, which viii BE sold ii lots to the trade,
on as eeoh 1Htnis rs kimsiar goods could BE-
had on 10 the Cities, aud 81 retail al lower
Prices Tor cash than, any one could afford,
II ho intended to continue lii business EgtI /
.ta Isl4d a3lNN.5A. LEW Is. tEkecntoi. II
Dscepbefilo, 1860. tG lsa4.tI .!iff4 I,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-28

VlRGlNlh, SS = Al rules held IN the
az scfstAts Once q the county court Of
ass syne county, or me thFst Monday ip April,
Jsmes Wicklifr STATION, ~ 2JiflJ492ftt
saf;4ys. rfs jEf. IA ~ t5- 4 n s.stts
Hiram R. StrAtton. Harrison In Chancery.
Stratton, John D. Sirattonf
and others ti s{fa
The object offthis suits to obtain a Dsrtif
ton Of The lands Of which Mllton Stfattou
died seized i'd Wayne county, And II. api..
pearing by affidavit filed that Hiram r. STRAIT.
ton. Harisen s. Sttattop, and ohm B. STRAIT.
ton, are non residents Of this Commpp wealth;
II Is ordered that The said Hlram r. STATION,
90 each appsaF Here w1ikfn one n mont sfte
due publication Of this order, and do What i
necessary 70 protect bis interest ia ib mem M
ises. IA copy, ttsta. fIfMslf9 Ts
;Isl VI III ~ & ~ ADKtNS, Clerk.
Nj. FERersos for compl,t, ~