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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29

THE REKLISG fkAScS We shosn this morn
ing letter iro prominent merchant At P.ris, France
to gentleman OF this city, which gives encouraging in
tegeace In regard tho feeling towards the Southern
Conederacy 10 that country. Il bears date July SIh
and states that there has recently been marked change
10 public sentiment which nrst Was altogether in favor
of the NORTH As very sgni6 ant she writer mentions
the fact that Ia Pdris the .OrHdl dss Dsbats, the
Aoniisr and Is .Says have been publishing powerful
and ae aFtces in favor OF the Southern Oonedersey
- o,.ispiHe Courier.
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FRoN MISSOURI.

81. LoVis, July 26.-Many Of tho three months voun'
t,ers, who reside in the interior arriving here
their way home. They say they intend to go homo and
see how business is II they nd it less profitable than
living in the army, they will return again to the ranks
others, net
s. LOWS, July s6.-General Fremont has organized
hia staH,
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Tux WOUNDED A large number Of the wounded in
the great batls at nInnsssas, Sunday last are in
LynchbuIg, the creates portion Of whom are being
kindly cared for - the houses OF private citzsns.
Many OF them whose gres are but slight, can be seen
upon the streets and ahOugb they have the "ee
plant" in his huges. prOpcrdons extremely anxious
TO get we'll and have another p ep at the animal They
are al cheerful under their rjurles, and
hope may soon recoVer.-Ly Reh6urg Republican.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29

ELi1ABSrH BAsRrrr BRowSING.-A poet has died.
rae last from Europe announces the death Of the
greatest poetess OF the day, krs EEzlbeth Barrett
Browning Florence, in the 6ity-second year Of her
age she was horn Al London, but passed good part
Of her youth in Florence, where the state Of her health
o,l yed her 10 fS.iJs
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COMMERCIAL.

INV 0RLKAss, July 27.-Thero were no sales Of cot.
ton yesterday. hiddlngs are nominally quoted at
lot IL cents The decrease in the receipts at this port
ia $3.50 500 bales, and at all ports 100000 The stock Of
cotton band is $685., against $3.50 last year. ST.
gar 81 "a ga. Flour S. so 81 rs. Coffee II .
A. With Q stock of the latter If 2 500 sacks.
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ADJUTANT GkN's oFFsCI,

INHE following quotss Of Militia and Volunteers required
the uaiies named being ten cent, Of the white
population county has already Into service
the smount Of Ia quJ la volunteers not will up
quota service the militia Of tie line viii not be
reQu ed the quota be not ly and prompv u
aking into he calculation the volunteers already
ane whole militia Of the eouaty In which the DEF
cheney into service AVID rendezvous al the places
appointed Of the 18Th last without delay
IA case npdne be formed the Law requires
lea than hundred aud and
eject officers xho viii he eoumissi the elections
cert ID this on officers without eJmnandI via ,con,
and take he places In Ihe anka Commandments
u regiments Will report promptly this
Ny command,
WIN H. RIoaARDsoN, AG.
Quoas Of Volunteers and Militia reQaIej under the Goverpor
Of July 18th under which troops peyiousy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29

Tux CAxFs.-0as syupaihies tor the wounded must
not maze Us forget that the requirements at the
Camps are still urgent aud time Is to be Loot In re-
heying them iund for this purpose. subject The
control Of the head physician for the purchase Of saeh
punishment he deems Necessary, 10 heing raised
Sab erptions be deposited AZ the cce Of this pa
per, or Of the Examiner eZasurer" and Dispatch
sth persons sppo,nted TO receive them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29
YANKEE INCINDIARISx

FoRrRrss NokRox, July 2s:h.-An expedition, consist
ing properly Of s{ launches, have burned nine soops
aud schooners belonging to the Confederates.
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YANKEE TROOPS GOING HOWE.

LOUISVILLE, July 2S.-Eathusiastic receptions Of the
three months returned volunteers noticed in variou.
places where the departure Of those troops three months
ago was not noticed at all from headquarters.
Permits are granted to ship to all ports in Kentucky
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NV Yokx, July 26th-Sales Of cotton to-day, 1900
bales hiddlings Is "a 10 cents.
Treasury Ga quoted at IS a; U. s. 6's 81.
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THASKssIvnG-Ia pursuance Of the Recommendation
Of Congress- and in accordance With the natural impulse
o. profound graf tude the peopls Of Richmond assem-
bed yessrday forenoon a. the various places OF
chip 10 the city praise and render thanks unto the
aoss High, the King of Kings and Lord Of Lords for
the lsua victory which He vouchsafed the Confede.
rate army on the preceding SundAy-for the mighty de-
lserAnes which that triumph secured The weather DO.
ing propitiou the several churches depssy crowd
ed. The pulpit OF the Broad Street Methodist church
sas occupied by Rev. Il. W. Hl,ATd, of Alabama; and
that OF TIE HrsI Presbyterian church. by Rev. De- Tall
madge, President Of the oglsGborpe University, Gs.
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EMORY 4 HENRY COLLEGE.

WARRINGTON COUNTY, VA
OUR Fall session will begin tie 10 August next Depart
" Civil Ebgnee, aud Military Instruction
tAbhed meeting Of the Joint Board
IN board In private families pce exceeding sa per
mouth. Our otosr charges are:
fuitian 8 tB 90
Fuel and charge for j itor. 10
All payable In advance.
Other informatsa can be had BY addressing
I. T. WILEY, Prehdent
jyls-esn Emory r. O., Va
CONWAY ROBINSON and JAMES ALFRED
~ JONES have united In the practice Of the Law Nohnond In
shs Federal Courts and court Of AppeAll.
M JoHB viii NO practice In the urca osurs Of kohnsnt
Oily and Bsnhco.
Hh once b ., The corner Of Hr.nknn and is,h srsss
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nNE ORIGINAL CCnpOUNO CHLOR

DURHONfS h%LI bLG MEDlClNS.-rse
Daresl Pubs Oi the nd Ofthe Human
Medicine stands prominent FOR sale by
B2y " PhTEss0N co lo5 Main 81
TNHE ORIGINAL COMPOUND CHLORINE
TOOTH Wash elegant usrfi aud agreeable prepars-
JF eesnsE preserving and beAnaying the teeth harden
g The gus AMI wi. 81 nsiys Ia the breath
unpleasant 70 The tate f-r sale oy
pETEa1ON
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Governor and 18Th sts., opposite Capitol
jyls
DIYIDEND NOTICE

yHE JAY Div ends Stockholders the ALBEMARLE
INsUaAsCE COMPANY, In HI huond, viii he Al appl-
cat on the undersigned TH0s ALfRlENn. Agents.
Poeis issued this PEosrEsoUs coaPAsr
u,usL tjy2>-2 TN y, Agent
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"pLOOMsBCRYD fOH SALE.

lNHk undergned oncrs sale The TRACT OF LAND called
bloomsbury" In CulPePvr county about three nes from
brandy Station containing Hundred Acres Idolns the
lately sold by VIM. - Mes Wise and Kennedy
the lands OF Q. c. BsckhAm, Dr. O. Thorn and Vim Fife
This situated In neghhorhood remarkably adapted 70
growth Of whea. and grAss The Buildings rather old
moderate repairs viii sufficient the comfortable
odaton OF family Persoel DESTROYS Of purchasing Invited
e1Amgs the place hemarv We Win merely remark that
always been considered Of Tie bst farms In This nssh.
borhood, sspesialv for wheat
Terms will be made accommodating
further information, apply John Baughte Way.
andsburg oupsper county or 70 J. Green 0elpsps
Courthouse. JOHN 6LAUGHTfR
.ugg--otf HILL BRAnfORD
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REPORTED OCCUPATION OF CHARLESTON, KA-
NAWHA.
CINCINNATI. July 26.-Gen. Cox is reported to occupy
Charleston = town the Kanawha river, and that the
S,lherners have burned bridges and fallen back.
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VIRGINIA FERTILIZERS
MANUFACTURED BY
S. MGRUDER'S SONS,
RICHMOND VA

uUANU, 70 oohlan csrf
Ammonia and Is 50 per Of Bone Phosphate Of Lime
Price per ten Of 20On ps, $50 0d.
BONE ASH GUANo warranted 70 contain cent Of Ammo
IS 10 cent Of Bone Phosphate OF Lime Price
ton Of 1900 Ds., so 90.
GROUND BONE ASH containing Is 10 cent Of Bone Phoe
phss Lime ground ane powder Price ton Of 900
b., t35 90. -
A. WHITE MEXICAN GUkNo which grind 10 powder,
contain IS per cent Of Phosphate Of Lime Price
per ton Of 1900 ps, $50 90.
Having been for many largely engaged the duano
opportunities Of testing fully the value Of all kinds Of Gu
that been into the country enables Us 10 select
the varieties for from repeated
experiments that have been made with all the Ingredients
both separately aud In combination satisfied that the farm
will ind Fertilizers uch cheaper than the Peruvian Guano
when used alone.
The Peruvian and Phosphate Gusnos used selected with
great care and always 10 rigid AnAy They very
Dry and ground nne POWDER and thoroughly and Intimately
mixed
We Win take pleasure showiag through sstabn.
edsnis used Of
manufacturing
All srdsu Win 10 promptly fnsd -
Mc6RUDERp some
Corner 18th and Gary Streets,
kxSk-alH Riohnond. Va
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INsTITuTE

fa1HE BiNrd OF NtSs meet a. the Ac liant Generals o.
hee In the city q R;hn1ni the 2ad Tuesday 10 sepsem-
Der and viii sPpeons appointment Of Cadets
In the Vi gnA Miit-Ey institute
AppicA los TO- etsts cadets viii be received fson each OF
the SENATORIAL Gistriet, of .hs tate.
Application. fr EasSAigs Sl be received this State
Sn STATE OF ne south Cosday and 0ihsf States
hOIllity 90 tbs Confederate s,AEsL
The sguzr sHeice Iusate VIII be on the st
day Of october and all csies IuOugh, With
Appoiasd SId tsay Of September will be
Cd report snSeve, prOup B for ig The LIST Of 0e,oosr
ApPIcAlons admission aut be accompanied ,Amonl
all Of god character ang the full and resi-
u the Appexn and directed 70 the sure ntenden Col
Snh ~ nst9R sd al the qslrsd Information vii be
Irnshrd HIN the 81 sades and terms
Of adm sson- JAA U. bRUOk, Presldunl
knauir- DispAtch Exaulnfr r-ase copy L2I-dtlSe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29

PoLIcE CoUkr-0n Saturday, Alderman SanIsy dis.
possd Of the following cases;
VIM Bolton, charged With threatening to assault! Mr..
@ Wheaton. Proved An sii6i, and discharged.
VIM. w. Tor assAulting and beating Betty sartn,
- wAs ordered 10 b. n5gged, and sent to work on
the foSt6cAuoas.
Anu I. Hughes vas charged With keeping disorder
" house. She a vitness, Friday, in the Of
Commonwealth o. Benz Boston, Who caused the arrest
Toe witnesses being absent the Investigation was post.
poOsd until honday.
The Mayor, having returned from Manassas, heard
hi-,hsr evidence 10 the Of pooad hcCsrv. chsrs
Cd vi asAulting Mrs. Mary t. ba and thu slassted
Toe give $50 seeuri, his good behavior.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29

ONE HUNDRED DOLLAas HswARD.
IyOR the delivery my BEvEpLtY He about ~
cid color black fe high face
beard and moustscht large eyeb and curling
lashss he probably Tav,lsn dark mixed
buttons and carpet bag He yshe he's
spsare. and travel with forged he
Mrs.. Dr. frank Tail IN ,tanEs and
Avis Baeknsi oad and ii King George
wesosnd, b nvh pc may take more d. route ihs
enemy Ugh st.1rd AMI Pace wEn The above reward
YIN Be paa taken % miles from hOne thsr.Le $50
An REnNAap,
yaI-dt. I.skashsx.fsts
les REWARD,
SlrRArn stolen rom tste, near the Mechanics ~
~ Vile Toll Gas work House,. One absy horse 10y
wth bael and tall medium in, with mnks on his
back made saddle he earris his head down when Ia
harness when the saddle 1hs ether 10
lAre black with her should and neck BY
IN. col arr she hArnesJ We caution pei.
sots for buy them ink they stolen
We VIII dive ssitAbe for any Information II Hpsb ~
| sranilnS =" Uh-s
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2 A RIRE Z,EAyxs LErTxs.--rhs foassins q vsroanm
copy Of letter found upon the person Of one Oh 'ae
Hre z susyes at the battle Of Manassas:

A FIRR ZsgAyxs LErrka.-Ths iohssm8 VefoAA"
copy Of letter found upon the person oil one Oh ae
Ere Jusves, at the battle Of Manassas:
sxsrKAvIIL, vInGIxA, July 70, 1851.
Mr. dear Wiz. take the opertuny to rite TO you, 70
LEI you know thai vel, hoping ms may Hao' yoe
and thee Children thee same ees nave nAu 100 oa'ues
-In,s -, ef F.rfae1s and hair gong too manassas
On ,hAa u R,zsInenG OF new york have lost oO men
-, h.vs Beens cry Laekey, wee have not lost one
voa rus good me Boys are IN good spirits
"a r., ks,caug grea; nancy Secsueses. they offer
on. Lu,dr.d dUlers head ior Ziave, Bot thee Boys
can hand thee muski. too well Tor have
received ansy money yeti wee expect it every day We
have no youse for should like have IL
send hOms. viii seLd Il soon ass | gtt It. give
nv too MISS Stanley and tell her that very
lad hear from her. doc not sea Letters very
often. nee heare and thare and all over week. wee
have trAyeld grea,e Nancy miles since ft Elexan
der. gOo the ralrods tor theey Burn thee
Briggs AfIer theu an0 ID Batres in tue woods soo
have 100 goo throusn 0agk woods 800 TOO Come on
them them. lave not seen Mr. kelley snce
ro,e 700 you before. Lett thee next sexe Ai1sr
500 him. 500 Mr. John Fraser in alexander thee SON
day before LsiI. eouds not sPeeks too him ioor
wee wOr diIlng, aud not Leve thee ranks sivs
my Love al mquiring hisnes. Ne more At present.
Your Husband,
GoDFRKY JOHNSON.
Directe your Letter First Rigsmen. New York Fire
Llavss, Company d, cornell fsrnAn.
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a DAMANTiNk CANDLES.- 800 half boIes. for sale
jjsi-Is DUNLOP. NoNcURF co.
~ a. 40 hhdI fair prime qaalv, for By
~. D2T-lu DUNLOP, soNcUkr co.
NJ q. noLAssEs.- 80 this choice quality. for tale BY
N. IyzI IL DUsLoP aoNCURE 90.
OLD RYE wHIskY.-lO bSls very old asd one, for
Ds7 " DUNLOP. MoscURr 4 co.
ELOUR anly Flour Of sOr qaIry for sale In
i,s5Nis DUNLOP, MoNcURE co.
NEW SOUTHERN mTSIC
~ Just reetiyedAt
WEST JOHNsToNb
Boot Music and Stationery store.
The southern MeueillAise song Sc.
The bohnls blae Fi.g SO-g; f~e.
God and Uur Rights SING 35c.
First Presld-nt Guiekstsp Soc
EsS Orleans Military POLKA u.s.
Canfeder.tss' Grand March Sc.
fhs PAlnstto STATE; sing: SOC.
ms Boy Defender Of ksntuekys Homo; soe.
Dixis's Land; sicg; sc.
In Going sone 70 D.xis song; toe.
La hArsellAse; Inst utusntsl u.s.
La hArselnAse aAreA, f5o.
The NAldsns Prayer; 3Oc.
Llne Terrell; song. 2os.
o, would were a Boy Again; sonE; Csc.
Ask Ne Not Why song; 49,
Dsarest, IN N IN Love You More; ssng; 2Ss.
Bdxhtest n, gailop; f51.
~ Orders promptly attended To- vhen addressed 70
wEsT yOHNsr0N,
b95-u li5 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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EXECUTIVE pzPAlfxKnf,

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
MAxAsAAs Jusoror, June ssth, 1851 !
Genera orders
NO. 81. - Ia. -
On and after 9Qth Instant person vhAtotver WIN
without passport except IRON The War Depapsn u oe per
mItlsd enter the lines occupied BY the army OF
thence thereafter Into the United STATES
or the lines Of the enemy.
By order Of Brig Gen. BEiuRro Nd
THOMAS JORDAN,
Ier A. A. Ad't General
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ID oBEKT GRE dE BROTHER offer their services Anor
II aeys he prosecution Of claims In any OF the
oVernnsh VI the CUnfdrts States and before The
Board Of Claims audas elAm, against the State OF Virginia.
Aad The Of business pertaining " the Patsns
Ohee.
Rsferenes giVen when required
Eomss n nEia ssest opposite Law Building
Of IAN street, recently occupied By Capt T. BAyy
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ORDINANCE 0UiCE,
JrxE IL 1851
IL ACCOUTREMENTsAN AND QUlPmENTs
delivered ordnance Department Of Tie state OF Nyins
Vim This be turned into the 0rdna Ware
house, e Of 18Th and Gary streets. 1890.
o. DIhA0CK,
ie I5-N Col Of Ordnance OF Virginia
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Directe your Letter First Rgsment New York Fir
LlAyss, Company d, cornell fsrnAn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-04
Missouri MiningC6mpally.

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL STOCI6..-.............S50 8 0O. 600.
TINnls COMPANY is FORMED FOR TIE PUR-
i pose of advancing the great mining interests Of
our state. We 10 not profess to be governed by
pnrely phiIanthropc motives in initiating this
terprisc. We believe that the stock can be made to
pny large dividends and at the same time real
popd accomplished and greater progress made in de-
Ncioping and making known the astonishing mineral
wea tn OF Missouri than by the use of ve times tho
amount of capital invested n any other business
We shall make the office Of our Company a com
plete mining bureau Of the mineral resources OF the
State. We have power under our charter TO pur-
chase and sell mineral lands wherever located in
Missouri. Great inducements will be offered 20 cap
itasts and mining adventures, who desire to pnr-
chase and work pas Ing mines, by dealing with this
We respectfully solicit the attention Of all WHO
have mineral lands for sale to send statement
of the tumc, describing the kind Of minerals their
lands, thonunber OF cres, the location. and the love
est cash price they willing to take for said lands.
We shall work only sHch mines as pay largely, but
shnll open aud prove most OF the lands sell Tie
books for subsorptonto TO tho stock are low open at
tho Office of the Company, Main street, northwese
corner Of Locust, over Merchants Bank, enirnnee
No2l Locust street Alfwhe .eel an interest this
business and have money, will do well to sail and
subscribe. Those wishing stock, living out of the
city, secure IL byenelosng ten Per cent OF the
amount wanted to the. The President or Trees'lIcF.
'---'-4- hIRECTORs:
lIenTy.D BACON IssGs eIGttlleH Butler, ffssq.i
Alfred Ciapp, Esq-, L. B. HarwoOd, Esq, =
Josopi. LathToP, Esq, u. 81. Lynch, ESQ, -
L.N, BOgy, Esl., loserh Payne, Esq.,
Henry d. Bacon, :, L.. ". Boky.p h1
N. BUTLER, Treas. ALERED CLAPP,s sPres't.
i.lEsv H-H EGfg.--- e4il tes. p
The above prospectus has up to this date been
pnblished In only one OF leading papefs for
days No eStrt eorta to get 1T eek ken have been
male; yet the public so well appreciate the sound
ness Of the enterprise that over two hundred thous
and dollars OF the stock has already been taken. We
wnnld briefly state that the shAresnre SO each, paid
in full, without further liability; transerabIeby de
livery registered only when dividends received.
Any persOh having money to spare. can by the pur-
chase of shares Ia the Missouri Mining Company
make investment that will pay largely, and hold
stock that IA readily converted into cash tthOut osR
All communications to the President promptly
answered.. Inh3U-d&w2ht
st Louis No., March %, 1861. - .,.II = 3sn
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a3=S SPECIAL NOTICES Double the above rates.
RS-Yeariy Advertising reasonable terms, accor-
ding to the space occupied and the
made.
Alladvertisementsf from transient persons strang
ers. to be paid far in odrGHee.
business CarS exceeding five lines SO per year,
or Sc for six months but for shorter period nothing
will he counted less than square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising IS limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prsCns as
we'll ali legal advertisements and advertisements
ofauction sales and real estate, sent in by them mus
he paid for at the usual rates.
R6-Adyertisencnts not accompanied with wEitte.r
directions will DC inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices Tor Political Meetings to be charged in nil
cases at full rates.
Marriages. Noticesof Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons so cents cacli. Royll-'5g
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Special Notice to Farmers.
Spring a. Harvest Implements.

JOHNSON & FROST CALL TfIE ATTENTION OF
J-Fnrmers and GArdcner. to their own make of
IRON DOUBLE SHOVEL pL0UGIiS, with the pat
ent guard attached, which prevents dirt aud stOues
from being thrown upon tile young cOrn; these
llOughswith their ground ind polished steel shOyes
and peculiar set OF shoves are the BEST laIPLE-i
AIEST IN TIE WORLD for working Corn and Po-
tatoes. Aisp superior Single and Double Wooden
Shovel POuEhs NUDE eyPTeSsiy for and fully
rantetl. Steeiteeth exHnIiiiG; CutlYatOrs, either
wooden or iron stocked, with tile patent reversible
shares.
FORKS with the new soLip STKIP FERuLE RoRK.
together will Garden anl Field IIUcr Of all kinds
and nf very superior Workmanship. We would call
particular attention tO the tttt that ARE the
General 1Igents and the distributing house for
WOODS IMPROVED SiUMlNG MACHINES fer
six cnuntics tn Ohio SIX counties In Pennsylvania
aud twelve counties In Virginia. Every Machine
fully warranted. JOHNSON & FROST.
Iny1 u Main ST.,
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PIGE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms consistent with sOlyeney and
fair pTOat.
Efpseialdt,sation9 9irsn 20 oIHslTdHeeoJ DIPELLLNGS
and COntents for terms Of one 0Gve years.
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as-we ha,o, a. !. hsayyespsndIturs, ,t.trnI.hell6nr

a5-wo haTc, at a heavy expenditure, furnished onr
Job oaiee with all necessary materials embracing
TYPE, RULES, BORDERS. CUTS, &c,
OF the latest and most fashionable styles to ronder it
capable of executing work equal that ofRny other
establishment in the city, ond possessing facilities in
the way of Steam, &c, for doing work expedtiously,
unsurpassed by any other Office, respectfully pre-
sent our claims for share Of public patronage
ring those who eutrus their work us that mo- effort
shnlI be wanting to give entire satisfaction. 81
noyI1-i5a CAMPBELL & MDRRIoT.
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stroy the Government of our fathers, by
setting mp treason and rebellion in our
midst. Forebearance has ceased to be n
virtue, aud tile people of the West, not
willing 10. be made tools in this new infa-
my, are urging a division of the State.
1t mag be thought, however, that by a
division we at once free ourselves from the
debt now hanging over tile State of Yir-
giuia We might secure :Iis result by re-
pudiating the claims of all creditors, but
this would scarcely be justice. No, let us
assume our portion of the debt-not upon
the discriminating tax bnsis of the past,
but on equitable terms. based upon Il pro
rata taxation The main object, however,
is division of the State, and unless the
East will consent TO Penccable and hon-
orahle division and settlement, we must
either resort TO the final arbiter of all po-
!itical wrongs, the sword, or acquiesce-
we must either fight or submit The issue
is before us.
But let us not overlook several import
ant facts in this matter. Our share of the
present Indebtedness of upwards of forty
millions of dollars would probably be ten
millions. This seems heavy debt 10 be
assumed ut the outset of new State
Suppose, however, that We must achieve
the separation by force of arms, is it not
evident that the east would greatly exceed
the ten millions 1t will be but right that
we assume our share of the debt-but the
East must. do us justice in turn. She
must agree to separation upon fair terms.
Conx of m CIrcuIRr CIrcuIRtinr in
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-04

She Follows the Glorious Example OF
Western Virginia, and Will Never
go out of the UnIon--Her Dec1Hra-
ton OF GrIevances--An Eloquent
RecItuI of the Wrongs and Infa-
mics OF the Secession Movement.
From the Proceedings of the Greenville Convent Jn
Reported in the Tennessee Whig.l