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Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06
Union Democratic Mass Meeting.

Hon. JOIN CoNNEss, the Democratic nomi-
nee for Governor and HoN. HENRY EDoEH-
TON, Democratic nominee for Congress, will
address the citizens of Marysvile on
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06
Friday, August 9th, 1861.
The Yuba County Dem ocratic Central

The Yuba County Dem Ocratic Central
Committee are requested to meet at DR.. Hub
bard's office in the city of Marysville on Fri
day, August 9th, at IL o'clock NJ, for the pur'
pose of transact;ng important business
Marysville, August !, 1861.
C.B. FOWLER, Chm.
LORENZO HUBBARD, Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06
Union Democratic Nominations.

OF Ndpa.
For Justice OF the Supreme Court.
B. c. WHITMAN. N.....U...... .SOlano
For Clerk of the Supreme Court,
GEORGE s. EVANS. ........ .Tuolumne.
For Attorney General,
GEORGE W. BOWIE. $3.50. Sacramento
For State Treasurer.
For State Comptroller,
JAMES E. huffman San Francisco.
For Surveyor General,
J. J. GARDINER. ..........S San FRANCISCO.
For State Printer,
JOHN r. RIDGE. San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06

TnE QUESTION FAIRLY STATED-lIear what
an independent paper (the Ilorsetown Argus
has to say in regard to State politics:
There are three parties in the field soliciting
the suffrages Of the people. Their candidates
are all before Che voters of the State, and
each entertain views lat variance with the
other on important questions, although on the
main issue, the perpetuaton of the Union, the
views entertained by the two principal par
ties in the contest are similar. The Demo-
cratic, Republican and Brecbinridge parties
have thrown out their banners, and it be-
comes the duty of every citizen to examine
closely the platforms they have adopted for
the purpose of enunciating their views.
The Union Democratic party declare them
selves in favor of coercion, as long as the
rebel States remain in arms, and the suppress
sion of the rebellion being the al-imrortant
question: they have committed themselves to
maintain and support the Government TO the
end. The Republican party differ but little
from the Union party i'll relation to the i'm
portant question at issue, but in the canvass
now progressing they have lost sight of the
main issue, and are now waging bitter con.
test for the supremacy of their party organi-
cation. They are party Of professions but
pHVJ sech pONSt uH'I poslllou loTe sdSelll
probably, than the parties they condemn
The issue in the present canvass, we conceive
is in relation to the Domestic troubles of oul
country, and on that point but little difference
exists between the Union Democratic and
Republican parties, but for the purpose oi
success, the Republicans ignore, to q certain
extent. the principal question before the peo-
pie, and make side issues, and instead of con-
tending for the most important plint at issue,
they dwell on bulkhead bills and other mea-
sures long consigned to oblivion.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06

The Union Advocate. Auburn, is now con
Quoted by James p. Bull, and lie what iti
name indicates-a faithful, conservative new,
paper.
We have no acquaintance with Mr.. Bull
bat he is evidently very positive man.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06

DURING an examination, a medical student
being asked the question, when does morti
heation ensuef" he replied: when you pop
the question and are answered no"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06

TuRAsHING GRAIN BY STEAM.-Caleb Davis,
who has run q steam thrashng machine in
Y olo county this season, informs the Knights
Landing News that it has in every respect
come up to his expectations The following
is description of capability and saving over
horse power: The horses are nearly all dis
pensed with, making saving of at least four
horses. 1t requires the same number of
hands as horse power, and Mr. Davis, with
his machine and seventeen hands, all told,
Gncluding engineer, etc., thrashed $500
bushels of grain in twenty hours running
time. He used less than three cords of wood,
and by means of spark burner and escape
of steam into the chimney. no sparks ever
escape, and there is no more danger of fire
than with any other machine The power
is steadier and smother than horse power,
and the machine can be set in less than one
half the time the ordinary horse powers can
be. Mr.. Davis is of opinion that steam will
entirely supersede horse power in threshng
grain in the localities where grain is raised
in quantities as it is in the valleys.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06

AN Ohio parson, presenting a revolver to
volunteer, said "If yon get in a tight
place and have to use it, ask Gods blessing
if you have time, but be sure and not let
your enemy get the start of you. You can
say amen after you shoot"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06

VIM H. MoGREw, of Sutter, announces him.
self Republican candidate for Congress. as
this State is entitled to three Representatives
in the Thirty-Seyenth Congress.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06

KEEP IT BEFORE TIE People that Edmund
Randolph, the most influential man in the
Mcconnell party. prays to God that the bull
let of the ASSASSIN may reach the heart of the
President of the nation
Tod Robinson, another prominent member
of the party, said
1--WE will fight against it (the government
in our civic battle fields, and if war comes
if the worst comes upon us. as il has fallen
upon our fellow citizens elsewhere-we will
contend against it upon the field Of battle,
and in this cause we connot fail to triurnnb "
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06

WILL LICK HM-The editor of Placer
county paper calls brother editor "con-
tumptible puppy and liar" and then threat
ems to click him" on sight. Can't you fud
anything better than a contemplate puppy
ON which to exercise NOur manhood
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-17

A.s meeting OF a portion OF he ladies of Cumber-
and county held at Grace Church, Ca Ira, l0h June,
lSsl for the purpose of forming association whose
object is 90 contribute far as they to the comfort
NJ the calan, soldiers, who are now, or who may be
.,lsd TO the aid of thsir invaded country-it Was
Es.sIs.9 Tha. committees be appointed in this por-
tom Of th- county whose duty shall be 70 visit SD,
.iI,rs of our absent volunteers, families OF those
o NAV be called into the service as are dependent on
-1 Labor of those Of whose services they are now de-
y5 and furnish them with uecessaries when needed,
"a ,ri m. N all the aid and comfort in in their pow
They are also 10 solicit contributions IN money, co'
hing and proysions-th0 money TO be expended 10 tae
orts.e OF materials 70 be made U? mo clothing or
sgai9neus Ter the soiders-the DIVISIONS 70 De Hppheu
n t1a r,isf of the destitute ia lilies Of the same.
"a Tust "a ASSOCIATION will correspond through rs
,r.sry ~ the olceTs OF the volunteer companies
bs county o. with pliers who can give Information as
%, VIVA. articles OF ci)thiug o. equipments are mos.
s5sd nv the soldiers Auu while this ASSOCIATION feel
b. 10 be their duty 70 provide first tor their own county
.,- thcy are anxious 10 render themselves generally
..rI ari viii gladly make no clothing Tor the uo2p-
,f ,gv county the safe. And they would be p"Ff'c
ry pleased % render any such ASSISTANCE 10 'he e
AM sons o. ,Le Southern States who have SO noDE
come forward H. the defence Of our old Mother, VIZ
s-ua. IL -, ..r, - o.,
sd Tint cory Of these proceedings De sent 10 the
g,lulo5a papers Q publication.
,enmlnieatiol ttQiystiug ard N making up eio
.1.rc a.. for lle soldiers add,sS>ed TO v Parrish Il
Thlra,ol, or L. l. Pa.lPs, a, Ga la, Cam1eriAlV
county viii receive prompt attention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-17
rlon.nnrueahinr.

The Yankee dispatches OF the Battle OF Bethel See
them copied from the Baltimore SaR General budet ;
confession that Gezers Pierce, Who commanded the IT.
vadirg horde, ",ost his presence Of mind, Is exquisite.
We hope the Liant Bler may lopg survive to ehroui-
Gle our victories lie makes one stra &c omission. He
could not have heard of the bayOnet charge by the brave
North Caroiiusns Otherwise in the abundance OF his
caudor ard simplicity, he would surely have stated II
As he dill not hear Of The charge it more than proba
bic he never heard Of the stampede which followed it.
The terrible FIRE of the batteres-masked at that
astonisAed the Yankees. In their beSiderment they
e-claim, Il Is thought Col. Xagr'aer must have had
clargs Of The Guns 30 No very unreasonable conjecture
for scared mem Magruder is very devil IN Yankee
m,riason, and if We could only have him in charge OF
an our batteries We should not long be troubled with
toe Yankees.
I. viii be seen that the loss is IN, down at 1000 We
dsd rot rated at 50 m9cs bu. they know better than
We d7-;hough Incline the opinion that their Tears
have exaggerated the number.
We hear that later and fuller reports, made by ohcer
from Fortress Monroe, give still more diseeurasins
view Of Yankee sars ia that region than that contained
IN the S We should judge f'om the representations
chat Tire creuy's forces are quite ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
on ser baucs the ether for the dsas:eT to their arms
ard al Of them concur in nothi1g except IN condemn
i-g General Butler for no. commanding II person Ten
SIS remarkable despatch 20 the Associated Press, cen
srirr Gen Pierce for his conduct he f-ld OF battle
Is omuous Of q change in his staff; bus we hope there
IS no purpose Of removing Buier himself He has pro
missed to visit Richmond and it YOU be cruel 10 make
aim break dis word.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-17
Yrnka. nntrnrcs.

L.s been the effort OF 3D. civil zed nations to mitigate
.s FAR As possible the atrocities o. var. Immunity TO
n-i.a.s i-didluals 70 uou-coabaart-, to women and
c5iL-en. and protection 70 private property, have come
- oe rscce.iz q az established Pri-cPes Even when
tbs traitor Arnold visited Virgins, though monster de-
t,s.si ty the Who'll, human race he confined bis ah-g
10 opea enemies a the field aud bis deprcda;oDs mainly
10 public stores and mu1ous Of war /. was lef, fer
i, kindred and friends Of the Yankee race, the SET
righteous in the ujie of the nineteenth century OF the
lnlraaoa 20 i,su4u-8to a wag characterized by all tie
atrocities OF bsro4r,us age.
TIE well authenticated accounts that reach rs, ircu
every point O.. which the snkees have yer touched
VIRGINIA concur 10 presenting them as cows'ty, cruel
and r,pacol5 usraeiers HoaoraJls warfare Is beyond
their comprehension. Iasul,s 60 women, and Iobb Y
aud roglery, and the destruction Of p.gae property
constitute Inc o. f,c Of ,aeis mission. They have Plaged
the village OF Hlupoa, and driven ou all IFS Inhabitants
by their brutal cooJlo. sud sP0lsuoas In The vicinity
thew have carried de-oi5nt 20 every private house within
Their reach. T1cr bab, is TO break into the houses,
steal eyeryb Of value capable OF being easily removed
aud wlu.oay destroy ,ie resi- TIE sane sss.'m las
been pursued IN Alexandria aud It's vicinity. There Pr
vac houses have been broken cpe1, and tie ecneit,
sez.d: ard l many cases troops have been qusr.ered
in elegant mansions aud their wcl-stored cellars and
,rers appropriated TO t5c use O. the bga'a rul-Hs IL
tls n.igaoo-hood ladies' have beel driven fou their
homes AID tleir houses and grounds occupied oy o.
s.--as-ar wl-4,ilas. TIE Theological Seminary as
been sui eccd % Cd, same Ile.-ea iae. Ia nora"s.-
ter1 Virginia en- ial.os.li-a-5 ruin has en- v.si e.
up5a every spe,ss O.. private property which was nc,
=us,...il,e or l-i.- stolen and Borne away. Young
men ia ttc pul-s-s %. ,.y ts have b2eu zei aud To-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-17
Total majority.
AN ORDINANCE


To Repeal the Ratification Of tie Con'htnt'on Of the
United Sta,es Of America, by The State Of Virginia
and TO Resume all the Rights aud Porsrs granted un-
der Tie Constitution.
The People Of Vrgins, in their ratification Of the
Constitution of the United States OF America, adopted
nv them In tho Convention, on the twenty fifth day o.
lime in the wear Of our Lord thousand hun
dred and lightweight having declared that the powers
granted under the sad Constitution, derived from
the people Of tn United States and might be resumed
whensocver the same should be perverted to their injury
and oppressor and the Federal Government having rer
yered said powers not only to the il jury OF the people
OF Virginia but to the oppression of the Southern slave
holding States:
Now therefore, We the people OF Virginia, do dec e
and ordan that the ordinance adopted by the people OF
this State in Convention the twenty fifth day of June
Ia the year of our Lord thousand luadred and
Lightweight, whereby the Constitution Of the United
States of America was ratified and all acts Of the Gner
al Assembly of this State radfyipg adopting amend
mems to sad Constitution hereby repealed and abro-
gated that the union between the State OF Virginia and
the other States under the Constitution afcrsad is here
by dissolved and that the State Of Virginia is in full
possession aud exercise of all the rights OF sovereignty
which belong and appertan TO free and independent
STATE And they do further declare that said Constitution
of the United States of America is longer binding
any OF the citizens Of this State.
This ordinance shall take eec. and be an act Of this
day. when ratified by a majority OF the votes oil the
people of this State cast at poll to be taken thereon
on the fourth Thursday in May next in pursuance Of
schedule hereafter TO be enacted.
Done in Convention, 10 the city of Richmond. tt o
seventeenth day of April, in the year Of QUE Lord OF
thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, aud in tie
cighty-fifih year of the Commonwealth Of Virginia.
true COPY: Jcus L. EUBAXK,
Secretary Of Convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-17
DIED.
H. ,yv vvv,roy 60. ~,

Mrs ANN PRE'ToN. widow ofthe late Gov Prsf3n ti'i
at hr tes5encs Of Hon wm. Ballard resion IN hchI
gomey county, sata'day, Vie sth day Of June so me
sh year age she The sister u Gel kopt Ta
born Norfolk, uei 10 toe year N0, shs r
and society Of Williamsburg ! res DC 10 MO-
g,m ~ county, st iha. almost vii End 'Ltabisd
oy people bod hardy vigorous little tdyssed ms
rGnnents and el- a lie to shs she vas 80 mueh &C
cstomtd She resided sni I'D than sixty yea IN
OBJECT Of unu.ual re'p-et md sIerng te'A
upon that whoe Il country giving tone - soesy anu
mparng rednemsa to eisl circle se remsnsd NEE
the Of ls2 during the long sbssn' her tus
band who engaged in ia. 'irugs and Hho'e
the hitodc we Of tbs country Ihrocghort her ~
ni association and 10 ontant correspondence tN
many Of the emin Of the hatlon she vas feui
able womsn-dsngulshed the .s Ion OF the nooe a.
tie. that aiorn tbs fepse charaeter Her energy, intHg
e varied aocomp thnent her kindness 70 the poor
Chrt piety c0nsplc u all she Vac oorh ~ '
midst died In the midst OF
Though hng Upon bel OF SICKNESS ste yer cA'u "
prsy, for the o. the eue
which she ds3ca..1, With Ut nurau hs'
descendants TO the and has now two s,ns as
and gaud.ols priyses In the service oh geo ~
falls posses len OF her faculties with csDHess and peace OF %
IN i Christian fornude alone upNt her remains we're o
lowed thtir last by mm-Dse ue OF people,
CHASER and conditions, teHifyieg their appreciation u
many excee sces OF her character The writer uld hot
OCCASION 10 pas, without pssins psunt tThu. 70 az
and exalted character whose iLn.e &c VIII ne eI'
uIy shsn her AID he hst1Ty have hu-'
The memory Of men.
Rcnnond, Mort AID Lynchhurg papers requested 10 ep
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-17
AN ORDINANCE

To amend The Cons!iiuiO's Of tiia commonwealth, 80 as
to strike ont tie tSemtysscoad and tVsnty third Sec
lions Of the fourth article Of the present Constitution,
aud insert the foiio'S.ng in lien Mereo|:
TaIsion shell be equal and uniform throughout. the
Commonwealth and ali property shall be taxed in pro-
portion its value which shall be ascertaned in such
manner may be prescribed By Law; but any property
may be exempted from taxation by the vote OF major
~ Of the whole number OF members elected TO each
House of the General Assembly
Tas Ordinance shall take ehec. On the drss day OF
July rext, when ratified by majority Of the vote, OF
the people Of this Commonwealth cast at poll 10 be
taken thereon. on the fourth Thursday in May next
in pursuance Of schedule hereafter to be enacted.
Done ia Convention in the city of Richmond, on the
twenty sixth day Of Ap'l in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sxtyone, and in the s5h
year Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia.
A true COPY, JOHN l.. EUBANK
Secretary of Coayen on.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-17
yIRoISrA srAss cor vexr,oS,

sAruRDAr, June 18th, 1881.
The Convention met at 10 0'cicck, A. N.
Prayer by Rev DR.. J. L. Burrows, Of the Batta
Church.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES
The President announced the follOr0g committee
under resolutions adopted yesterday.
Corfederos ksiations- Aessrs. Birbour Of Culper.
er, Preslon Raymond, Crtchef, Thornton, Stuart q
| Hgpsr's R.rry Naehinery.-Mesus Cbambliss Bar
bour OF JEFFERSON, suthsrD, BIak.y, Johnston, Lee
and speed.
Probate of Wall, ste.-Messrs. Mcfarland Scott Of
Fauquier, Bouldin, Williams. and French.
Saspsnding Board cf Public Wnks.-hessrs. u her.
Harvis, Caperton, wysor, and CofGsn.
PUsIsHXSsr DIsLorALTr.
| On motion Of Mr. TREDwAY,
| Resolved, That committee OF Eve be appointed "a
ebqure into the propnety oil adopting ordnance pro-
vicSg for the mode OF proceeding against persons H.
10 State Of Virginia kno"n TO be dsoyAl 70 The Com
| mon wealth.
Commitise.-Messrs. Tredway, Moore, Houdar
| Speed, and Chambers.
| CONSTITUTIONS or THE coSFEDERATE STATS.
| Ga motion OF Mr.. H0LCoNBE,
| Resolved That committee of FIVE be appointed n
consider the propFiety OF tMaedias Adoption Of he
permanent Constitution OF the Confederate States 70
| report by ordnance or otherwise.
CommIttee-hessra Holcoabe Tyler, Cecil Garnet
and Boyd.
| FOREIGN RELATIONS.
On motion Of Mr.. BARBOUR, of Jefferson,
ResolVsd That the name Of the "Conmltee on FEEDER,
Relations" be changed to that Of the COMMITTEE On
Foreign Relations"
APPOINTMENTS The GOVERNOR.
On motion Of kr. SPEED,
ReSoiyed That the Governor be requested TO iur.i.b
to the Convention statement OF the number and rspk
of the officers appointed by him TO the provisional amy
Of Virginia, prior to its transfer to tns Coniederats
| States.
| EXECUTIVE SESSION.
| The Convention then wen. into secret tessoa and
continued to set with closed doors TO the ums Of adj
journDent
CoRREcrIoS.-In Fridays proceedings the nsmo Of
Chapman J. Stuart, OF Doddrdge county, vas piated
accidentally of the signers OF tie Ordnance Il
S cessioB. TIE said Stuart has not presented limef
yet and rumos says that he il in the camp Of tho
| enemy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-17
FROM WASHINGTON.

washington, June L, 4col.
Ten t'ous-d secession troops, It - saia vii. DC 10
~ '..,- i Cd, bo.rs. That civ is in great state OF
Coronation TIE people seemed prepared Tor vgor-
,z RISING a,an.t the Federal Government Arms have
b IN stored In private houses, and ohsr rePrAons
10 carry oat th.s movement, but the 6ov'rnmen'
authorities are de;or0iuod 20 bomo>ra tae cry on ,ne
So ,-i-- N,r.ts, B)niflnt ssys that there are 1000
s..e.or,s in B4lt.more uos; that thy have large
amount of colce-sd sIms sud that they are awaiting
an opportunity to strike tlow at the Government:
The Government is in possession OF letters iGdcanng
TIA. there are many traitors at the NorNa sra enee
he mems OF tue GoveFoneRt Of tue Confederate
Sse I, IS merely rumorod here that ths Confederate
Government Is located in Richmond
Co. Robert Anderson has te'lned to take com'rsnd
Of the Military Department. o. heatneSy ana i nas'
,be-efore baen attached 10 Gen. NcClssnds Depart
men and Buckuer, Of the State GGards, spa ko'seao'
Of the Home Guards have been 10 CEeianad FOR con-
ference viih Gen. hcClelani.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-17

Nor Andrew Parks has been elected in this county to
ths Convention to supply tie vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Mr. sunmers. He is a irue and areeat
friend 70 Virginia ard the South.
Ga Saturday, the Sd. Mr. Summers addressed h's'-
mental master az CHARLESTON Toe Republican says ne
erAor.sd the military up sheeriuly And a<ni
" 90 tie requirement Of the laws Of the STATE aud er.y
~ desnd thsr homes aad srssides and the sol Of VIZ
RinH from lnvasicn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-17

The contest between Prince Napoleon and PRICE,
Murat for the Office of Grand Master of the FeLeh Free
masors, has led to challenge. The Emperor has or
dered Prince Napoleon yht The Paris correspond
ent of the Daily News says, Prince Auat repeated his
challenge 10 the most tauntins terms terg Prince Va
pocon that he did not admit the Emperor jurisdiction
on aft rs of honor aad giving tc Prince noAce that be
shouli be on the ground the 22i Nay.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-17

Whereas the Convention of this Commonwealth, on
the I7h OF Apr 1861 adoJted an ordinance to repeal
the ratification ofthe Constitution ofhe UEted States Of
America by the State OF Virginia, aud to resume all the
rights and powers granted under said Constitution; and
b5 schedule thereto Ied, provided for taking the
sense OF the qualified Of this Commonwealth upon
the ratification OF rejection Of Ead ordinance, and d
rected the Governor to ascertain the vote so taken,
and without delay 10 make proclamation OF the result
stating therein the aggregate vote or and against the
ratification and whereas the reinns OF several counties
have not been received AID OF others cannot ba 0baned
il consequence of the presence OF hostile force in 81
Northeastern and of the blockade in the Eastern pof
oIs of the State and by the returns which have been
received it appears that overwhelming majority Of
he people have voted for the ratification Of the said
dnarce; now therefore, l. JonY LETOHER, Governor,
pursuance OF the authority given 30 hereby proclaim the
sggr, gate vote aforesaid 10 be as follows:
For Realization, l25,91o
For X. lection 2J,SiS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-17
Rice.

We have been requested to call the attention Of the
youaissary Department; to tie Importance of having On
land supply of rice for the psc Of the sick 1t would
ne e-ea. comfort to all-but especially to the soldiers
f,oul tie South
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-17

CAPT 7. T. FAUsrLEaoY JR.-This gentleman, our
citizens will be pleased to learn was short time since
appointed FirS, Lieutenant in the Provision al Army
Since then be has received the appointment Of Aid 10
his father with the rauk Of Captain. Success TO him
through life. He is noble true hearted man, AID de-
serves all the houors that may be heaped upon him.
RiaeIester Republican.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-17
am, eemil!esor Volunteers.

TIE hd. u. Cumberland have set ca loo, very good
,.a for ID relief Of the families Of toso who are ab-
,5at.aueflL I, would be Vel to aaoP. it IL every
county and lg,ajoslool in tie STATE. Those who are
7sr. ta,r yss for the paoic should have the salts
action Of knowing that their families suffering 10
ami tlc5u-r .h.i- absence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-17

I.is reported that shlrp-shOoJers around Alexandria
have bagged about seventy CT Wilson's burglars The
SINE system IS being iaaugurltei about Hampton, and
u IS Gamble Of a large extension.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-17
Onr EInel

The beautiful State f g which floats over the Wig
Building Is the admiration Of all behOld'r'. Long may
f. wave lis the hsnd.wogk Of Miss &Donald OF 9th
street, south Of Main who hope, will be able 10 fill
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