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THE CoxrEpERArE CoMmIssfoxsas.--The

The CONFEDERATE CoMMIssfoNsRs.--The
Paris correspondent OF the Charleston Cou
rier. writes under date Of May Sd "Hon.
p. A. Rost and Hon. w. l.. Yancey, Com
missioners from the Confederate States. ar.
rived ut Southampton on Monday, 29ih
April. The Paris Pays has stated that
they are daily expected in Paris, and will
probably be received. soon aiierwsrd, BY
the Emperor In private audience. Messrs.
kost and Yansey have not, ns FAR as have
been able to ascertain, reached this capital
The Manchester (Eng) Guardian, an.
nouncss that the Southern Commissioner
have had an interview with Lord John Rus.
sell.
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SOUTH CAROLINA VoLUsrrERs.-C

South CAROLINA VoLUSrEERs.-Our
Charleston exchanges report that the Eighth
Regiment Of s. c. Volunteers, Col. Cash,
has responded favorably TO the call to enter
the service Of the Confederate States
The Courier Of Saturday says: "Ths
question Of offering for Confederate service
10 now before our Volunteer Regiments,
and will be decided in few days. OF the
decisiOn We entertain no doubt"
Gov. Pickens addressed the 5th Repi.
msnt. on Sullivan's Island, on Thursday,
and urged them in very strong terms to
volunteer and complete the unexpired tern,
Of twelve mouths in the service Of the Con
fedsrate States.
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Iron Tnr LANCASTER LED0rR.l

,,.l
"" ~ WV
c'''zehs ~ 'he vicinity OF r'ea'""' ii''' met
at }. Is. M"bley's Store Tor The purpose ~
organizing u company. Br. X. =. Brckhrm
was called to the chair. aud J. B. Mobley
,sou,s,.d IA me-, n, Secretary rh. object
.,;. t.. ct.;,.
e.
man. "'' "'" =" "''''"
'ey' "e 'o''"W'hg eo"'"''ee was "rP""'
ed To draft resolutions viz } u. Moblry.
X. Thompson and l.. Al Cau,h.n
Tin, Committee reported the following ::
4, v;.w ,s ,,.. m.,I,.o, w;.L,.d and
h,..,on;oo .r;,,d.. (Which III. naomi. ,s
'ne No''" "''' "S'u''e" ''"""' '"e pe'p''
OF the South, to 'hwa't Their nnho'y de-
signs, il behoves the people Of every por-
ton Of the South to be- prepared for any
and aver, emergency. Therefor,
~ pi ,im d..m :, nron", v -"
form, onr,.ly.. into company 10 b. kn,wn
and styled the pleasant IiiIl Guard for
mutual protection aud IN case OF IN emer-
garcb ,o onv norton Of IN, state TO a,.i,,
10 r.pul.ing invasion. :
Rsso,red. That We elect by bplloi Cap.
tain, lat, I'd. and 3D. lAen'enants, the Other
Officers :" oe aPpo'"'ea W '"' oAp'""'
Moso.'sa, ~ ina. We ase' aa,, every n".a'a"y
h.sios.s wh;sh nav come b.fo,e In. com.
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Ratification In Virginia.

2 On last Thursday the Virginia Ordnance
OF Sesessioa was sotmitted to the people
Of that State for ratification. The follow
ing from Richmond afords gratifying svi.
dencs Of the unanimisy Of the people upon
that point
RIcBnoHp. May 23-lI p m.--The vote
for seees sion here b almost unsnimons.--
For ratification, 1000. Against II, l6.
With the exception Of Alexandra aud
Portsmouth, the returns received by tsIe-
graph hsre gives no votes at all against the
ordnance. The editors OF the Dispatch in.
innate the majority 10 the State Ia favor Of
the ordinance at 10000.
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Tns WHEAT CRor OF rHE SoUrH The
West Tennessee Wing, Of the 10th, says .

THs WHEAT CRor OF rHE SoUrH The
West Tennessee Wing. Of the 10th, says
Nothing short Of adverse Providential
interference can now prevent the gathering
Of tho largest crop Of wheat 10 Tennessee,
~ well a. we'll ~ in every other Southern
State, which tbs earth has ever yielded
The breadth Of land sown last fall wss IN.
usually large, the stand was remarkable,
andtths fields are now almost literally grcan.
ing under the weight Of their burdens. In
less than forty days the wheat crop will bs
ready for the sickls, aud II no disaster be.
falls II, Tennessee will have more than q
million bushels Of excellent wheat, above
the demand for home consumption, upon
which 10 feed our gallxpt and gIorioss boys
who ere fighting for ihs redemption OF
thsis sesntsy's honor from tks rutbDses tyr.
sasy " tbs fanstisal North, V
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@- A report of the Organization OF the
Flat Creek Home Guard, will be published
next week.

Orr <oR ViRetstA.-Messfs. William
NIX. Miu"g aud J.. Albert Kennedy, of
our Village, left last week, with the view
70 join Capt. McManus' Company in Vir.
ginia. From oil that we can learn, one or
more companies. II necessary, in addition
to those in the field, could be raised from
this District For the Confederate service.
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WAR INTELLlGENCE.
From Virginia.

|
RICHMOND, May 20.-.rhe batteries cree.
ted by the Southern troops at Sewalrs
f"'n'' eight miles from Norfolk, were fired
INTO on Saturday aud Sunday by the Uni.
ted S'n'es steamer Monticello. On Sunday
'he batteries returned the lire with great
en'''' '''P'e'ey u''ao''hS u'e S'e"h'er'-
"e ''e" " ''e -hoh''ee'D' oe'ng Unable
W """"ee '"e'f vessel "'au' signals "' dis
""'', "e'' see" ~ i'''''ss '"'''"e'
e""' '"s ''' "',e '"'''''"'e'! SEM u"
"@' '' ""' ''"''1 VIC '"'"'0e"' ou' VI
~, o guns
'''.' "e ~ ""' .'r' w 'e'''I' """'''
,Lo,, n,,'' -r.,. n
,,,i, .,.,. -, ,, .;d, n.. a,.,.
wounded amouny ,ur ,ro,,,
II.ayv yun, w.r. ,uL,.u f., hi. ,oi,, l,.,
might
L.ry. b,Ji.s of tro,,s a, v,,;,,. mint.
are in readiness. to march n. \ mom.m',
notice.
II i, b,.I;.v.d ,h,, ~, ,,,,,.L am R,.L.
,,,,J i; ,,,,I,,.J a ,,,,
;,. ,r E..d.,u, ,,,,.. ain , r,.,,, nI.,
h,rnio, ~. h,iA, g..
a.. tab s.u,- :.
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q,
49,, ,,,,,,,. ;,ii. ,,.
80, 49, ~, >" 'e"
| Ho""' nine "e'Fk 10 uay' steamer
ITO" "1"'"'s'"" was oo'e''e' 10 convey
some 'a'e'''senee 10 TIE pd'"ee, ""ere"Pon
tue ''.'e' ''i'"ea.a'e'y 'o"e'e' h'' ""S'gn
!" ""'' "'"'' i"'S i'c' gave '>e !" me
."'"'' '""' ''e""'o' po"s'a' was aead'-
"""' "a. MS. '"ppo'ea u "as "'"' "e""'
'ne nag was 'owe'eo NJ "n'' "'a'' w hohor
'o'. 'oAo"y, o' tue Ne" Tor" 'ls' heg''
n""'' VINO a'ea !" ""-"'"S'"" 'h's morn
"g.
"e ""'"'"s'o" "'"r mas 'he Pnf''en'
y" "1'" y" '"' e'""""e' eoaS'
s"' W ''' - ''''''o' '"''""e' ~ '"e
=. y p'r'' '""'
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of m. ,,,,.,,.,
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all ov.,
s,,d,.,. ~. h.;on ,.,.a s,o a..
c,,;,o, n ,.,,o;, ,l,. meath, =, con.,...
wit, n.,;. h.. ...,,.a ,h
6on in R,lt;,oo,s and ;..,;s.. Al, l;ooo,n,
: m.o.ur.. =. /. nol,,..., ,.c.,.;,v ,ho,.,
sdm;,,i.o u,con.,i,u,iooalIv Of nm ;ns,sa.,
, Of .,my and .ayv us .,v. ,h., n.,ioo
NAV h.eom. f,a,.,o., .f,sr IN. ,ong.., an,
blood,.,, civil w,, Hs 4. ,lmo,, .sr,a;,
r ,hat q, a,,s.k will bs mad. .ho., N.,c,,L
Fifteen thousand trooo. o,d., au,ls, .,,
7 TO b, parri.oped a, For,re.. Mo,ro.
Il /. now understood ,ha, sou,h Carol,
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s.Ir or wiIbur a. soo. f.,v

SALE or NEcaos.--Wilbur T. Son, (says
the Charleston Mercury) Auctioneers, by
order Of James Topper, Esq, Master In
Equity, sold yesterday eleven negros. in
three families. Two Of th,ee and one of
Ave, from the ages Of FIVE years to fifty.
sold at an average of 72o so each. One
third cash balance on credit Of one and
two years
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mittee Of two wsTs appointed to draft rules
to govern the patrol. J. B. Mobley and R
Thompson were appointed and by n motor
If l.. NJ. Cspthen, the Chairman was ad.
ded IL the committee. The meeting then
adjourned 20 meet ON Saturday 25,h inst,
at Q o'clock, p. m.
Saturday May rs.
Company met DR.. Beckhait In the Chnir.
Proceedingsof last meetings was rad after
which on motion of J. b Mobley, an e,-c.
tion for officers was ordered. Capt J. NJ.
Ingram, w. ]. Slower and Evan Rollings
were appointed managers. The following
gentlemen were eiecteds--
J.. +. Ru,ledge, Capt.
J. Is. Mobley, LIST Lieut..
Evan Rollings, Cd
DIR. r. 5. Beckham, Sd q.
The Captain then appoutsd the follow.
ing subalterns;
}. Il, Truesdel. lst Sargt.
w. s. Horton, I'd
w. J. Slower, Sd
Z. L. Duncan, 4th
Hiram Mobley. 9th
Osborn Floyd. I~t Corporal.
Il. B. Mobley. 2nd
J.. A. Weaner, Sd
J. Q. Croxton, 4th
j.. NJ. Cnuthen, Clerk,
On motion of II. Thompson the proceed.
ings OF our meeting were ordered to be
published in the Lancaster Ledger. There
arc fifty three members.
J. +. RUTLEDGE, Captain.
J. B. MoBLEY. Sec'y,
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Tss SournssH COHosEss. The 20th Of
July 10 Hxsd ~ the tine n. ths Es-asssm-
bling Of the Soathess. ess II Rich
mond. The war Dsp>l ~ ) Nill be rsu,ov-
ed st once.
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Inc steamer MofutcenO came up again
to-day, and fred twice into our batteries at
Sewell's Point. The batteries answered
with guns Of heavy calibre, ana the Nfonti.
cello took TO her heels.
Brig. Gen. Mansfield, of the U 3 Army,
will command division Of $4,000 men for
the INVASION of Virginia.
Lincoln is reported to have said that
something Is on foot to startIe quiet people
North and South.
Brigndier General Reedsr viii command
the forces against Harper's Ferry.
NORFOLK, May ~, II. 30 p m.-The en-
emy have made three attacks IN the last
three days, on our lowest battery, at Se- :
walls Point, eight miles distant; nobody
hurt on either side. Their last attack was
ihres hours ago. They have retired for tho
night
Many shots have exchanged during the
laAt three days, including TO day, between
the water batteries and the vessels OF tho
enemy. We have sustained 10 loss. n
large force is In Fortress Monroe, snd
troops are continually arriving. ei.oect
an invasion soon, but feel quite Well pre-i
pared. have, however, called for moro
troops. | have now six thousand FIVE hun.
dred
NoRFoLK, May ~ No attack this morn
ing rs yet The fighting, thus far, has been
mere isolated outpost affairs by small
coast guard steamers, without troops, and
with the hope of driving our people out Of
an unfinished battery. We are strengthen
ing /, every hour. We do not for some
time, expect y general attack in force by
land and water.
ALEXANDRIA, May 23. Several members
of Lincoln's Cabinet ar. urging him to push
forward corpse d'armee into Virginia.
Gen Scott SAYS that he is not yet ready for
snch n step.
II is now believed that the Abolition
troops will move on Iiarper's Ferry from
Williamsporr, Pennsy yivnnia, and, at the
same time, attempt to force the passage Of.
the Potomac river ut Point Of Rocks. The
troops from Wiliamsport will cndcavor to
''''' ~ f"''''o" W WV iNe"'"'n'"S oh
the Mary Heights, opposiso Harper'-
Ferry.
Mary iAnd vo'naicorS are constantly arri-
wing here in large numbers.
LIncoln and his Cabinet are said To b.
united IN sentiment upon The measures
which lhe Government sn"u!d adopt, in
case Eng!an or F'anoo recognizes The Con-
tederate States. War will be thc inevitable
lhe l.pnd"n Times says that lviier II
mHtqhe from Jeh Davis ~ 9ni!e as good II,
one from lhncoln.
Mr. Gregory, VI. IT,, in'r''inccd The Conn
missioner' Of the Conted"rase States to
Lord John Russell on the 4sh lust. The
interview was informal
RICHMOND, May at--rhe Abolition in.
vaderx have Il, las. crossed the pu"na..
aud now occupy Vir.ini, snil. Alexandria
- ia the possv,,iou ui III. United States
troops they madr their appearaace early
this morning. Immense excitement prr.
vailed among the p.opl. vr the town.
Gen. Scott. has sent n 3. gimenl uf U. s.
Cavalry towards Harpur's Ferry.
sHfoSp DESPATCH.
M.-Th,synemy has cut III. wires Ls.
tween \lexandf,a and Mans,.a. Junction.
but We have n few NOR. facts from III. seat
Of war.
The number of, Northern troop, now
occupying Al-xandra is about 5000
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Below We give The roll of Capt. McMa-
nus Company Of Volunteers from this Dis
trct, now in the service Of the Confcdc-
rate States, in Virginia
AMOS McMANUS, Captain.
B.R. CLYBURN, Ist Lieutenant.
J.R. WELSH. I'd
A. n. PERRY, 81 @
IF PERRY, Is, Sergeant.
q T. BRAsINGroN. ID
Bike BLACEMJY, 81
+ MACKEY, 4lh q"
IN INGRAM, 9th
III X hlNsos. lst Corporal.
TERRIL i,ILroS, I'd
JOHN G.. SHORT, Sd
Il REEVES, 4th
w w Ellis, 9th
John CLyBUaS, Commissary.
w e Adkins, John Remington,
bal or, Naaibon Remington,
i Baker. Richard Remington,
WIN Baker, R"bt Remington,
Jas Bailey, W J Remington,
Jehn Bailey, ~ S,ht,
G w Benneite. NC Love,
) N Blackmon, RI i.owery.
vi bowers, w " l.o~eiy,
WIN Bowers, NJ Lylrs,
VIM NJ Brnsington, w j I.yle.,
w J CASTOR, WI Lynn,
X T. Catoe. j Moody.
q T. Cauthen, Moses I.ucu..
r ID Cauthen, W NJ Neal,
w Craig, B e Perry,
& Cook, VT Phifer,
3 A Douglas, A Phillips,
w Ellis, |. Phillips,
T. J. Gardner, John Phillips.
) e Gardner, X A RolIinps,
Snml Gardner, + & Reaves.
w j Gregory, NJ Small
q L Harris, w = SmaH,
Harris, Abfam Sowell.
Dan'l Harvi!i, ST Sowen,
X j Hilton, w l. Sowell,
Elijah iiinson. WIN Todd,
M L. hinson. n Twitty,
J Horton. II Welsh,
w Nc Horton, II w Wilkerson,
N iiough. CH Williams,
ID G Johnson, DA Williams,
J ID Johnson, JF Williams
+ NJ Johnson, TIE Williams,
d Is Jones. w J Williams.
q w Remington, g B Wilson,
William Wright.
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The Lancaster Invincibles."

Below We give The roll of Capt. McMa-
nus Company "f Volunteers from this Dis
trict, now in the service Of the Confcdc-
rate States, in Virginia
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From Alabama.

MosTcoNERY, May i9.---'rhs Prssidsns
has vetoed the resolution providing that
Congrss shall adjoarn 10 Richmond, on the
ground that the Whole machinery Of -
Government ought to 60 too. 80
Whether the Prcjec, VI transferring The
whole Government sbaIl prevail. viii do.
psad. presume, npon the vote Of the Ar
kansas delegation, which was sworn In
yesterday.
The greater part Of Congress went yes
,srdsy on visit 10 rsnsasola, by iositasicn
Of Gen. Bragg
Morreoxgar. May Si.--Congrsss has
adjened sine de.
Ths Government Ia removed TO Rich.
mcBd.
I'ss injunction Of sssrssy has been ss-
moved from Ne TadG Bill
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FIlrldA war broke out, and ne atIendeA tHe
h gh sch ,ol of tho late Mr.. B.own- Ga ar
irving Of age, hc was just twenty one years
old, and " as nas o student at West Point.-
Shortly after this event. he married 4 cousin
Il the late Daniel Webster. and during the
Mexican war he had one child, who still
bears his fathers name. Wobbles is now
sixty years old.
You will observe, my boy, that the noble
officers have merited the commissions of
Brigadier- generals, and if they don't get
them they'll resign. Colonel Wobbles told
me this morning that if he resigned the army
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wOuIu an 80 % pieces. UeIIeV5 Hlui ny
boy field pieces.
Yours geographically,
oRpHEUs c. KsaR.
Washington, Sept. 9Th, 1861.
TEE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE AND THE DCTY
OF THE PEoPLE.-Fellow- citizens, If may
be permitted to utter word upon such sub
ject, would earnestly counsel forbsarance
and patience in reference to those charged
with the administration of our Government.
Before criticising their conduct. we should
&hat 10 rot $40 II Tho Eo1d of
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carrying 90 his business have thelF demands.
hardly ever Is snaii AZ 4 single dgi!Ar. Bur
&sAt'v ssa 81 srf sHsteHs'8 hsrs-&. ~
ghs whetsasfa Is AissAar4a sha lsaksfitsss = iis
EeveF heesms saEse.easly laikY. We iaia=
sae tAs print VIII have % sei ur Hu Al .r-ss
10 he widely scattered aa4l4rs. someihing
Like the following
- ID sifa~s hateax ,ss.Fs.sF. itue- aud All
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hour hyraerlses - =
cangeuial spirit in She War Der aFifHeni. new
sr.ks Is raise his hand III he will only
- fF- iaa. 4iai4as "a. ..s.s.issf nti asa
s tsafater hsn whrn she tasse 4 shr People
i haAra ama aAswsfsi ~ MaaAing gtan. ae
will fafiau han now the only fear Ne have
j.. that with the causamate impadence and
esolism for which he has become famous. -
The day and power of Joseph Holt. he viii
then Is indnstrously seek 20 convince the
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manner u lra.il0ns into winch 70 are diyI'
ded. collect yourselves AMI come bone "
are wanted, Combination Of al sorts Of men
that help the printer to become proprietor.
gather sach force and demand with such
good reasons, yo2r appearance at this coun.
ter, that nothing short of sight at you will
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reriod 0f his evenifai career that be hrst be-
came 4 hushaaa, and shortly after tho birth
All I. -..s.4s.aaA slaat hs- la4.A
asM44 heeaAas AA4Af4. ha 0ai*4wt .aH FFsks
aass war - cls4fy mAa. lie = $50 Int
fsssy yezss Cd
wanxtfa
This ncbis rasriot soldies. whsse aaans l.
nov a household word al over the warlh,
was reared from infancy in the village Of his
birth, anil took a prominent part IL tie
,oaals AZ hss family Whiie yet a vouth the
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anptase thtm OoIIect YOURSELVES, TOT VaIu-
able as you are in the aggregate, singly. you
will never pay the cost of gathering. Come
in here in single file, that the printer may
f,r,,, x-1,, ,o., lo, o,%a1,opc opA cap1 x-ap forth
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FuUIIt tHAt fiit ffeFaII Was INFtH1st Z" HIa'
cover the latent virtues in the man that an
unsra'elul Republic was tardy TO recognize. !"
Cameron aud BenEet Bennett and Cam
erop: Arcades Ambo: They are worthy of
each other. 1t is retributive justice that con
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ciOthcs
HuHoRous-Some ludicrous incidents are
related in connection with the departure of
the Southern Tier Regiment from Elmira.-
One of our soldiers suggested that the de-
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good many . Northern tears" A young
lady weeping and waving her handkerchief
with much assiduity, was asked what rela
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nett and Cameron we may well say with
Jafier "Faugh how it stinks. s.''-V Vanity
Fair.
SINGULAR CHANeE.-Tho brothers Marcay,
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gain to battle for him, and vindicate mis- fee
bic credit"
= Reader, are you sure you havn't a few of
the printers dollars sticking about your old
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utIHHs oImUH CdmerUH % accePt OF tHe IIau
seous doses of the Herald and there is no
snrer evidence to the country that the War
Department needs purifcation than when
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er in New Orleans, armed jointly four ships.
The Southern brother hoisted the secession
flag on two, and the old stars and stripes
floated over the other two. The fortunes of
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ri TOGETHER.

Price One Dollar per BottIes
- ALSO.
s A n + oRD'S
cATHARTlc PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put mp In
GLASS CASES. Air Tight, and will keep
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it by a cautious attack upon the man to whom
the Nation is now stretching wide its arms
as the only man for the emergency which is
now unon us Cameron and Bennett Ben
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have been seized by the United States au-
thorities, while the Confederates have cap
tured the two belonging to the loyal North
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"Cousins. How many?'' was solicit
ously queried "Why the whole regiment
u II.,al, S,u,'S h.ar-s o, lacnpic
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ly replied the lass.
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action, and may not be in condition justly
to appreciate the difficulties which are to be
overcome. No man can doubt the courage
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States, or his determination to suppress this
rebellion. To him, under the Constitution,
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A MAN in St. Louis, out of love to the be-
nighted men Of the South, takes all the Nor
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not elegant but very expressive, has been
applied to those imitators of the Tories and
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ties with little flag in the cork, and sends
them down the river to be picked up and
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read bv the rebeIS DeIOW. 1Ie caIIS th1S MS
floating telegraph.
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the popular voice has committed absolutely
the fate of this Republic. His hands are en-
L.. al Hx- Tho.
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OF Ilt IttFUIulIUu, WIIU III SUHIt
States are hosting white rag as an emblem
&c &ho;r dae;ra CO.. 81 ooaoo - which p,aapc q
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craven submission to the enemies Of freedom
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: :
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.V. LASS CASES. AIr w
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17
HARDWARE. CUTLERY. &c.

:
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, HOUSEWIFE.
IL Frs G0ODS;FANCY ARTICLES, I'M
PORTED AND DOMESTIC SEGARS. CHEW
ING AND SMOKING TOBACCO &C., &c
JOHN 7. CREIGHTON, at his old stand, No.
49, King street, has on hand the best assortmer
of GOODS in the above line to he found in the
market. 70 suit the esent demand he has added
many things to his usual variety, such as
Imported and Domestic Segars of various brands
Chewing Tobacco in bars, tin foil and paper
packages
Imported and Domestic Smoking Tobacco
Fancy Pipes and Pipe Stems, in great variety
Tobacco Boxes, Pouches and Wallets
Tooth and other Brushes, fne Tooth and Pocket
Combs
Pens, Pen Holders, Blue and Black Ink
Ink Stands, Lead Pencils, Pencil Sharpeners
Pocket Mirrors, Shaving Soaps and Cream
Razors, Razor Strops, Emory Paper, Sweet Oil
Chamois Skins, Leading Lines, &C., &c.
Special attention is asked to variety of ARMY
TELESCOPES, of extra quality.
The above GOODS were purchased for cash,
and will be sold Wholesale and retail, at small
advance.
Any article of TINWARE furnished at short
notice. For sale, a second hand CYLINDER
STOVE for coal-a first rate Stove for ore.
Call at sS, King street. oct l4--4w
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17

The New York Tribune, without claim
ing TO have official or detailed information of
the approaching movement of the Federal
Army OF the Potomac, assures it's readers
that the great contest is close at hand 1t
says it is impossible to tell with accuracy
when it will begin, but it must be within
comparatively few days.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17
DRUGS, CHEMICALS. &c.
DRUG STORE.

DRUG STORE.
HENRY COOK & co., 80 King st.. Alexandria.
4 EEP constant supply of Drugs. Chemicals
Ia Patent Medicines, Spices, Perfumerv. Fan.
cy Articles, Coal Oil, Ethereal Oil, Lamp Oil Lard
OH Alcohol, Dye Stuffs Paints and Paint oil of
al kinds, Window Glass and Putty, Coal Oil
Lamps, Stove Polish, Paint Brushes, and every
S Sl usually found in we'll regulated Drug
o0' oct lift
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17

1t is stated that some heavy orders to buy
cotton goods, and "hold for RISE" were
forwarded by the last steamer to India and
China. by Sarties in New York, in anticipa-
ton of the unusually high prices to which
the raw material must inevitably attain.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17

On the Red river the Indians are trouble
some. They clamor for settlement for their
lands, and accompany their demands with
threats Before the boat could pass down to
Fort Garry, the captain had to pay toll in
provisions to the tribes.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17

Geo. Plomley Smith, of Pennsylvania, and
Col. Thomas, Of the quartermasters depart
ment, will leave by the next steamer for
Europe. They are sent by the Federal gov
eminent to purchase blankets and material
for winter clothing.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17

The State Senate Of Connecticut, by vote
OF II yeas to nays, passed on the 18th in
slant, resolution ordering the removal from
the Senate chamber of the portraits of Hon.
Isaac Toucey and ex.Gov. Thomas H, Sey-
monr, on account Of their alleged dis oyalty.