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s.
@4 The VIGToRy IN WESTERN KIRGINIA.--Al Though
the accounts come from the enemy, they are
obliged to admit disastrous defeat in Western Vi-
ginia. To extract the sting of it, they represent
that we had three thousand men, and they had
only nine hundred. They also say that their troops
cut their way through ours, and that our loss was
heavy. We don't believe word Of it. We have
had too much experience of Yankee lying about
the battles that have been fought to take on trust
any statement they may make. We shall get the
truth from Richmond in a day or two, and We ven
ture to say it will turn out, smaller scale, to
be as disgraceful rout as that at Manassas The
battle was fought in Nicholas county, near Ganley
river, short distance above its confluence with
the Kanawha. We think it probable our forces
were commanded by Gen. Floyd, who, at last ac-
counts, was at the head Of brigade, looking out
for the enemy A large portion of Floyd's force
was cavalry, composed Of the sturdy boys of
Southwestern Virginia, accustomed to the saddle,
and able almost to ride a horse up perpendicular
cliff. We can imagine the CONSERVATION they pro-
duced among the Yankees when they swept down
on them with an Irresistible charge.
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~A Any person disposed to send Vegetables any Other
articles for the benefit Of the FAMILIES OF THOSE WHO
HAVE GONE TO THE WAR, are informed that they viii
be transported by the MEXICAN GULF RAILROAD FREE
OF CHARGE, and handed the Comaittee for dsri
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MILITARY FANCY GOODS.
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ANOTHER CONFEDERATE STEAMER OuT.-The tele-
graph reports that the Confederate steamer Pat
rick Henry. formerly the Yorktown, has run the
blockade at Fortress Monroe and escaped TO sea.
If this is truean it is almost too good to be true
lit is good thing. The yorktown is one of the
swiftest steamers that plow the ocean. She was
formerly in the merchant and passenger service
between Richmond and New York, is new, staunch
and large, and used to make the time between
Norfolk and New York five or six hours less than
any other packet. If she is well armed, she can
tackle all except the largest of the enemy's ships
and if she should meet more than her match she
can show her heels to any Of them that may be
sent after her by Old Abe, or any other man.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-30

THE SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS CoNrASy. = The
Southwestern Express Company, having made all
the necessary arrangements, is now prepared to
forward packages of all sorts, money, valuables,
etc., to any part of Texas three times q week-that
il, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. This
company is in reliable and trustworthy hands, and
ID presided over by Mr.. McKeever, q gentleman
thoroughly posted in the business of expressing.
Office at No. So Camp street.
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sEEiU I
JOHN A. PURCELL,
Secretary of Company D, Orleans Cadets,
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aailg gntelligentcr.
TFor the IuteIligsnoor II
FROM THE COUNTRY.
ONO CoTvTv lar O 1

OHIO County. Jan. 8, 1861.
ussFzs- Edit0rs:--These are surely times
Tor those who love this glorious Union of
ours, surrounded as it is by all of the
sweet halo of theillustrious past, TO stand
hrm and answering in the faith of its
perPetnity, and hand it To pUsterity With
out q blot or hlemizi TO mar or stain the
1"lF sscutcheon of the palladium of Ameri-
can liberty. These are the times to airy
mems souls" and to find out whether tbey
are ''foemen worthy of a sliced . or whether
they viii stand listlessIy idle while the
ayowed encmles of the Union as beuueath-
ed to US by our fathers, are aiming the
poisonous and deadly arrows of discord
and rebellion Mt the stnrs and stripcs
which stand out in brilliant aray upon
the galaxy of our National tirmnIneut,-
Therefore, reiterate the idea that the
friends of the Union should be up and
doing, and say to the enemies Of our
Union, tile rights of the valiant lay in their
sWoTds. This Union, cemeuted as it is,
Dy the blood OF American patriots, must
ana sinai! be preserved, cost what ii may,
and let the glad tidiugs echo and re-eeho
through hill and dale. that the las, will
And-tcstament of our fathers cannot he de-
stroyed until the love of Union and pat
riotism shall no longer find congeuial
and happy abiding place in tire homes aud
affections Of once united and happy. peo-
pic: am a true Vfrgininn, and 90 heart
and soul for the rights Of my State yet
defy any man to lay his hand upon his
heart and say that Yirginia's rights are
now any more infringed upon, THAI, they
we're ten years ago. 1t is the most empty
and senseless absurdity for men to talk
about rights in this free country of ours
II IS NOT for rights the enemies of this
Union are contending, but for power to
thcirO own insatiale thirst for the "tIthy
lucrei" power 10 spend their time in lux
uFtous ease mt the expense of the govern
ment. For l am satisfied very many as
Pire to n Cesar's crown, il this Union is
divided into separate cOufederncics, aud
hope thcrcbyto rise from the rountrys
ruin, which may just God in his mercy
avert. A UNloN MAN.
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JANUARY 8. 1851.

Certain resolutions presented by Mr.. Dunn
on the 27th ul,imO were called up for coz
sidcrl,ion, and after various amendments
had been proposed, the original resolutions
and amendments were referred to com-
mit.eC consisting OF Messrs. Dunn, Davis,
aud Nelson, who, 1T is understood, have
agreed to report the following;
/. Rssolre,l, That tho faithful observ.
0ncc, on the part of all tho States, OF all
their constitutional obligations To- each
Other, aud to the Federal Government is
essential TO the peace OF the couatry.
?. Realized, Thatit is the duty of the
Federal Gorernmen 10 enforce the Federal
laws, project the Eederal property, aad
3 Esso1cea That zach State be request
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MEn1CAL
uRAa WHAT ran PROPER sAg.

The undersigned having usssi pEssessSr lin "
PIlREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC NEAihnil Z
having fuN confidence In their geluliieness pntbS'
ana efficacy cl,cerraIy recommend them to III per
re,,,.IIrs M hand for private ur dpwcslic use,
Tie Rev Wm. lIosner, e,iitcI Of = The NGrilerh
lnFrueiidcnt," Auburn, N " the Rev. 7. " SJes
de Rev h. L Ivcs, ChaNlain OF Tie Ahb1Tn state
Prisin HE IIev. Spencer NJ Rice, Rector N'W-lttst
Hor.I, NIass the Rev. Allen steele NsT'f"rS WV
SqrCnre N. i. Tic Rev r. S'PrAtt, Dorset, VI Vie
rev John T. ROBBIE BuGalo; A, c. HAtt, k5l, GIleH
ctnyirr Cuifax, Stilf. Rend Ind; the Hon. George
Humphreys n. v; Henry y. Cook, Es4., Et99T ~
the '.OhIO State journal" Cnutnbu4, Ohio the Hon
Chase Monticello, FIa.; the Hon. Joseph Bene,ilSt,
Utica, \. y; VIA bristol, EsqS uNeN, n. W a y
Pond EaI., Utica, n. Y. James Plnhke't~ hl N"s''
vile. Tenn
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MANHOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
JNst PM5hshed. "a a Sealfi knrekore,

Just FH6iishsd M a Scaled EHCckope,
A LECTURE ON THE n ATUR RE. tn ATIENTAND
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by ROB. J. CULYERWELI, NJ. D.,
Tho important fact thAt the awful consequences OF
selEnhusc may be otiectually removed without Inter
tics, Instruments me,6ated hauste-, and other en-
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POst IION 4.5S6 iyl6
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
PoUspnD, ,cn4nrrnrp, 1856
Loo ATED,
Cor. baltimore and Chnrlea.Sts..

FOUNDED, 1853
LOG ATED,
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DALTIMORE,N
'TlIIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
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ring the last has it been necessary to obtain
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y now occupies one OF the most eonspiereus and
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The advantages and facilities here offered to young
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FACULTY
4. X. LOSIER,
Principal-LecturGr the Science Of Accounts, Com
merce, business Customs, etc.
JIM. PIIILLlpS,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of housekeeping
aud Commercial Calculations.
II. H. DAVIES,
Associate Professor OF Book Keeping.
NC. JOHNSON,
Professor Of BnsHess and ornamental PenmanshiT.
8. T. WILLIAMS, Esq,
Lecturer ON Mercantile Law.
ItEv. e. YEsATES REESE, D. D.,
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TRUSTEES:
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The c G,l E 4 5rov WIN Ea@g EsG pr,rv
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Each Student has a tlesk to hinlselr and is sera
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There being no vacation during the year, STUDENT,
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DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates. -
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ed to revise its statutes, and, if necessary,
so to amend the same as to secure, witlI-
out legislation by Congress, to citizens of
other States travelling therein the satuc
protection as citizens OF such State enjoy
and also to protect the citizens of other
States travelling or sojourning therein
against popular violence or illegal SUM
mary punishment, without trial in due
form of law, for imputed crimes.
4 RsSoirSd, That each State be also re-
specially requested to enRct such laws ns
will prevent and punish any attempt what
ever in such State to organize or set on
foot the laWless invasion of any other
State OF Territory.
queste'l IN transmit copies OF the forcgo-
ing resolutions to the Governors nf the
several States, with a request that they be
communicated to their respective Legisla7
lures.
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ALso spKC1FICs.


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POR EAR DrcIliRGEs AND DBAFHEsS-DisclarEcs
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Price, 90 cents per bOx.
FoR scEoyU1A.-Enlarged Glands, EnlNrved ard In
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POR GENIAL DEBuITY. Physical or Nervous
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cents per box.
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TnE National Lntsiiigtaeir continues TO
annoy the arlhodoxists every few days
with quiet paragraph, some way relating
to division of this State at the Blue
Ridge. Hcreis the last:
An old Subscriber, of more than thirty
years standing, sends u.s. with request
for their publication, the proceedings of
n Union Meeting held by the citizens of
Wood county, Virginia, ut the eouft-housc,
on tile first day of the new year, '.tor the
purpose of taking into consideration thP
present unhappy condition of the country.H
Our correspondent, who particiDated in
the meeting both MS q member, of the cons
mittcc which reported the resolutions and
as one of the speakers by whom they were
enforced, writes us that il WIS tie 0fgest
gathering ever held in Wood Couuty, anil
no less remarkable for the responsibility
than the number and unaninity of those
who composed it 4" lie also adds that
for one sccessionist in Wood county lac
obligItes himself to find one hundred wh0
would accept - division of the State of
Virginia as preferable TO a dissolution Of
the Union tor existing cuuses;" and lest it
may be Supposed That this sentiment re-
presents the Republican strength in this
comfy, it is proper to add thu the vote
of Wood stood for Breckenridge S32, for
Bell 1872, for Douglas SO, and fer Lincoln
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