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Irrvs OF THE WAR

Fsox FREDERICKSBURG Wednesday night the Pawnee
came down the river and fred three four shots
of batteries, merely salute a. no ipur vhsever
was done.
party OF Lincoln soldiers landed at the house Of Mr.
w. Waller above Aqua Greek, and are reported TO have
fred some stacks aud bis ,hhouse. They insisted that
soms Maryandes had crossed and were secreted, but
Mr. w. informed them IL his partner up stairs asleep
AZ the time. Of which they might satisfy themselves
Mrs. W. being observed by one OF these minons waving
her handkerchief from stairs window, was ordered
in coarse language 10 desist.
Private Gross, Company E, Tenth Legion, died very
suddenly last night from congestve chill at private
house near the camp. He was from Sumner county,
Tennessee-a young man. respected and beloved BY all
who knew him.
An Arkansas soldier died this morning Of typhoid fe-
yer at o'clock at the hospital in town.
We learn that Hugh Stanard, Of Richmond, grandson
of Judge Stanard formerly OF Fredericksburg, behaved
with distinguished gasntry Aid to Gen. hsgruder at
the Bethel Battle. dis clothes we're torn with bullets
and for his courage and GOODNESS he honored as rst
Bssrr OF Dispatches from Gen. Nsgruder to President
Davis.
Yankee enlisted in the Naval service deserted Last
ngat from Capt Sims Battery aog towards the Paw
nee TDrty musket balls from the Walker L. gon no
died his traitor carcass.
RocKIsduAM-The County Court OF Rockingham, on
Tuesday-al the Magistrates OF the county being in at
$50 900 for the benefit oil
the volunteers from the county in the This in
those who preparing to go to the war. Noble old
Rockingham!
| The Pass TO Re SILEgrED.-Ano:her indication oil
the policy OF the Government giving in the following
notice served upon the Wheeling UniOn States Rights
| paper:
CAMP CARLISLE,
To the Editor of The Union paper:
We have suffered euougl from the evil tone OF your
paper IL would be prucent 70 sconnue It's pubica'
| tim. A EinE to the wise is sufficient
| j. w. FoRDYcs,
| Captain Of Company C., U. s. A.
May 2ls:, 1861.
TIE Li-coll-s are destroying the newspaper Offices
gher. yer hey TO- The Barbour Jeersonlan, the Rom
ney nieg GER and the AexaCdria Sentinel have either
! been Destroyer or seriously il jured
The INVADER at Romney broke into the Bark there for
money, but we're sgualy disappointed Il had taken
wi gs The invaders lett Romney the same day they
| came
The Lsdles OF Cupeper c. H., are regularly organized
for the purpose Of attending TO the sick soldiers III the
Hospital there. Eight ladies serve at tme whose du
ice begin every day O'clock A. NJ, and end at the
hour the following morning System is nscessary,
| AID this is observed with military precision.
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STILL ANOTHER ACCOUNT.


The Memphis appeal OF the 2lst contains the fellow
ing;
a reliable gentleman from ST. Louis, who left that
city at o'clock p. tue l9;h, fully confirms the
vague reports published yesterday morniI OF victory
90 AIMED by the troops under Gov. Jat kson over the
forces under Gen Lyon. special despatch was re-
ceiyed ON j. n rson City o'clock giving the par
t.cu!ars and asking Blair forward two m re OF the
abolition regiments at ST. Louis 10 protect tre cap tai
from an attack by State troops.
The dispatch stated distinctly that Gen. Lyon had been
defeated BOoaevlle With loss OF three hundred
killed hundred taken prisoners and thai six pieces
of cannon aud several hundred stand OF arms cap
,ured. Geo Lyon himself among the prisoners -
rne steamer Iatdl completely snot 70 pieces and
sunk
At Kansas City above Bonneville, another battle
Cured Oh Monday last, with results Tally glorious.
Thirteen hundred S,ae glads, under the mdnd OF
Uop ny, defeated about the number OF federal
is after a severe contest The loss the latter
wo hundred killed and wouaded, three hundred taken
prsouers ana one hundred aud 6tty sand Of cap
tuTed The remainder OF the ABOLITION forces resreated
IN the greatest disorder.
Our informant states that the VS. which deem ID
-nIirly correct received with great rejoicing
Louis. Thousands OF jubilan citizens gathered
around the Planters House ard State Journal Office
wing vent TO tn r joy in the most exravagant manner
Two reg msnts sent up the river by Blair leaving
only 5000 Federal troops in the CITY, An attack upon
these was contemplated aud it expected would be
made on the night of the l9h. The Southern rgh's
men were determined at the earliest possible moment
to dive out the hreings and take possession OF the
senal and other public property.
p. Sit will be that midnight dispatches
contradc. the information given above We baye, how
egtr carefuiy investigated the matter and corfiently
believe our accounts reliable The telegraph St
Louis and JEFFERSON City is under the control of the Abo
On LEADER ando course the reports sent out by them
of a pariizan character.
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OLD ABB TURNED NEGRO THIKY.-A party which re-
Gently arrived from Fortress Monroe brought young
Vngnian, in the shape OF 8 muat,o boy, uhom they
presented 10 the President. The little contraband will
b, waiter at the White House. and will for the first time
IN bis life receive wsges.- Washington paper.
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Cd ytal
MAY 2ls., 1861.

HR STEPHENS AT WARREsroS.-Ths Vice-Presidebt
50 Ike yesterday Warrentcn in favor Of the Cotton
Loan to the Confederate States. His remarks wrre re-
ceved with much enthusiasm and the citz OF Warren
county present responded most literally. Some cub
crred their whole crop CT cotton many half their CROP
aud scarcely PLATTER present refused to subscribe. TIE
rptons amounted nearly 5000 bale and the CON-
miItee appointed solicit subscspIoEs in Warren and
Gasscock counties which will largely increase the amount
A u0usi1 Chronicle
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ST. LoUIs June 2O.-Gen. Lyon now occupies Booa-
vile; Mlssourians killed and 20 wounded
Geu LYON has made another proclamation.
JEFFERSON CITY, Jun. 20-The steamer Sunshine,
from Boouvle, confirms the defeat Of tn ate troop
with 20 killed. Federal loss killed and wounded and
missing.
L. is thought the Essousns will make another stand
at .xngton under Gel. Weighiman, formerly OF the
U. s. Amy.
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LATEST FGJa Observation-Disclosures OF CON
lErEEa.A Troops FROM FAIRFAX COZ At
IC-sa md Vl&NNA-EEJUR> TO MANASSAS
J,A-Il. N-Btk NING Of RAILROAD CARS
FaN SIAIlON.
c received % night some interesting details Of war
ness from Was irg,on. We copy the following from
To-. S., of Yesterday afternoon:
FAILS CuvgCu Fautax county, Va, June 70, 1851
g Scae1ck, with bis ssf rc'fed last nigh, at farm
house si hin d stones throw Of VIM TaylOrs tavern, on
be Tasa gJon aud Lsesburg turnpike, one m le below
-ou'h OF J1is point
a. T,,io5s Tavern there a'e two Connecticut reei-
7eu;s aucampet under the Immediate conn aud Of Brig.
q Tyl.r; Will tie two OHIO regiments rested last
eh. on sy Hill about half mile nearer Chan Tay-
- tave,r) to Gen. M-D3wsls headquartcrs-the
Arlington House.
tn - changes Of the positions Of these four regiments
nrjlve a. advance o. Gen HcD'velPs hae some iou
lis T post re t5ey Occupy very strong ones,
8,iug much more easily dsfetdsl than the camps from
s,i,h they came Yesterday eud las night
Lii7 rs from Neuua port tNe. on the night before
3s a. about lo o',locI 100 South Caroius troops
s.-h whom & ger Scheneb Lad ben engaged some
ours p viously, fell back IN the direction OF Fia1
our Hcus- OF course carving their bait ~ of artil ~
With thsm and leaving Vienna without disunon troops
il.
\ scout who penetrated into the village Of Flirax
ou House Last night brings int gence that there are
long On, troops be about there, the force OF
10 o. coo that auly there Oh Monday last
ravrg otaty fallen back in The direction OF Centre
vile
Judged By some cautious persons here, that Beau
-rqsri thus githdawug his advance, aims TO cafcb
NcDowsI's advance in an amtuscace. II so, he will
hardly succeed after the lesson al Vienna Of the day be-
fore Yesterday.
The negtbcrs about Vienna say that the South Caro-
rians lost 81 killed by the return ere Of NcGoOks Ohio
reg men. on IN evening before last. False.
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CIV HKsSmGsEs. learn that this gentleman viii
probably be chos, Colonel OF the Ninth Georg. r. 81
ment, rend' zvousng Atlanta lie is private 10
a company from Burke county.
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ssotl,s Programme.

The Northern teegraus report tina, Old SCOT. ebuekled
over the evacuation Of HarpeTs Ferry and rather e1-
utngy Tor great man, exclaimed that ia part Of nv
programme. What observation be made on the sudden
rs al Of CadWaafe' from the Virginia side Of the river
Il not reported That too may be part Of the programme
Il may be evidences Of grea. straisgt decline battle
when pressed by inferior force, bat does no, argue
great pluck Prom chat hear Of the chicken stear
propelsities Of the nvadiag mtraudsrs exhibited il
Berkeley and Hampshire suspect old Scosi pui the
estimate upon their vSlour in keeping them Of
the range OF gunshot.
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CINCINNATI, June 2O-General Mcclellan and staff left
for Virginia to-day.
LOUISVILLE, June 2O.-The election here to-day was
quiet.
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THE sKrRy1sH ANEW CREEK DEPOT.
We have received the following official reports Of the
affair at New Creek Depot:

affair at New Greek Depot:
BRIGADE HEAD QUARTERS.
CAMP DAVIS, RoMSEY, June 18Th, 1861
Colonel have the honor to report that on yester-
day directed Col j. c. Vaughan, of the Sd Tennessee
Regiment to take two companies from his own and two
from the 18th Virginia Regiment, and at Sclock r. NJ,
to proceed New Greek Depot, IS miles West OF Cum
berand on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, dsperse the
forces there collected bring away the two pieces OF ar
tllery and burn the Railroad bridge.
The directions am happy to assure you, were car
red out to the letter and the march IS miles accomp
hshed between p N and II The next day. Some 200
Of the Federal troops after slight stand, retired in dis
order, with loss OF few men. The bridge was then
burned and Col Vaughan retired bringing with him two
pieces Of artillery and stand of coors.
To Col. Vaughan his officers and his men, am much
indebted for the handsome in which my orders
we're carried out.
Enclosed you will find the report of Col. Vaughan
| am, sir very respectfully
Your obedient servant,
Signed A +: HILL,
Col. 81 Regiment Commanding Brigade
Col F. K SurH A. A e. snera
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LOUISVILLE, June 20.-Adams express company North
and South have made close conneIion here for the
transmission Of letters to and from the United States
Letters deposited in any Office of Adams express COM
pany in the United States will be safely carried tie
Confederate States.
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Tux STARS AND BARs-A pole was erected on the speI
OF Tie Governors Mansion Saturday. and the untarnhed
tag of the Confederate States from it. This
the first time, be believe that any flag has beer thus
publicly displayed at the Governors Mansion.
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ANTUrRAL TEARIroRY.-L w. Bliss, acting Governor
of Jefferson Territory has proclaimed the neutrality Of
that Territory in the Furthermore, he forbids the
payment Of any debts or future dues the United States
or anybody else outside the Territory 1900, Z.
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LIBERALIrY OF THE AUGUSTA BANKS AN agent Of the
nie1erae States Government called upon the Banks in
tlis yest rdsy requesting to know how much OF the
ConiedeTate Treasury noJes they would take. They
promptly answered Is PER cent OF their capital The
aggregate OF bank capital in Augusta is SO 075 600
woiah at Is per cent would make Si6 $50 to place TO
the credit Of Government This evidence of patriot
lam and lbeFsity is noteworthy .-Asg@ta Ohroaiels,
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Juneai SPECIAL NOTICE. June q.


Nj / | | a L I Gu . DIS,
IUsT received per Adams Express the foSng desirable
- goods adapted for tary C,mpanss wanting an Econoni.
cal OdlaI keceyipg this week
1908 yards cadet Grey sstn.t.
80 do Of fine Blue sstlneit
1900 do ofGrey cashmere
2COO do H.czOTy Stripes shirts
20JJ do Sleeps Grey Cashmere
2O00 do Heavy Fd.rd Cloths for Over Coau
25b.les a Cotton CLaabuTu
10 do A otto
3 do Striped ditto
~ do He.y Brown Douestics
900 yds. Patent Epaneld Cloth
li65 yda Ct sdpe0c, Wool d. ed, Navy Blue Jeans 0
frs. rate goods for uniforms
800 pairs .upe.iOr Blankets
900 do real s'ay,
500 Vds Grey aad B,ue n mel
The above win vae Of Ohsr GOODS for camp Service will
be sold cheap, at the Military Heai Iaiters Of
it4 ALFRED no ,Fs, 81 Msin street.
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Headquarters. Camp OF Instruction.
CESrRA- FAIR GKOUSDs, June "A 1851. (
IINHE UNpRRSiGNED Has RKRN AUTHOR

4 szsD organize hEGl nENr OF LIshT IsF.EfRF TO a
commanded by himself shat the Companies "a
composing Regiment should be up young
tive ccesed far possible by gentlemen ~
military experience No Company will be which a.
tAins NGS AID ne Captains Companies
may their Comp into the Reg
will dre<s without delay siang sire
aud character o'h Good upped to ouch
Companies IS are not properly armed
WILLIAM GILLIAN,
je 2+-d&c,w CI ~ VS.
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ASorHKR EyrEcr o. raE Bio cEADE-The maoufac;lrs
Of gas burners sn soon be commenced 10 q city
Holders Of Lincoln ps,ents vii be among he ohef mourn
as oyeF the blockade So sAys he Charleston CsETisr
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ARREST OF A SPY.-A man passed through this city
TUESDAY, who is said to be VIM. II. Hurlburt noto
rious Aboiion and for time connected with the
New York Times. Whether this be not, suspicion
against the person alluded being spy strong
that Mayor May deemed advisable yesterday to tele
graph Atlanta whittier he had gone and have him ar
rested which learn has been DONE he will probably
be brought back 10 this city this morning. According
to the Mercury Of yesterday, Hurlburt has been d
chsr<ason quite recently. -Ayssta (9sl Qhrvsis|A
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St. LOUIS, June 2O,h.-A special dispatch to the St
Louis Republican states that the scouts at BoonvLle
brought INFO nation that Gen. Lyon Federal comman
der) was approaching with seven and large Fed
eral force After consultation the State troops deter
mined Oh fltther retreat. Geu Price went home, Col.
Parsons WAS sick, and Col Marmaduke becoming deaf
ieoed, resigned Foe ourans, however, would fight
aud the truth regarding Lyons iOrce becoming known
Gov Jack -ou was Induced to give them brush" No
particulars are given as to the killed and wounded or
prisoners A Mr.. Little commanded the Mi.soufians
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SADDLES AND MILITARY sOODJ,
At 1912 Main Street,
K N G. Be- LA B z FL
1SU DEACON Saddles ard Dragon Biss
IcO hra.s and filvcr pllIe itpus
MLisTy Cspys
Enant Ell lotn, best quality
siIve, a,ed aud Wood -tirrups
Bus C,.tl5, medium 10 hae quality
Patent ssiios and DAsh Leather
ttage asInes ard CT
God Lace and stsld
Militia y buttons
Course Thread sewing Machines
And Miitsry AecoutF sunenls Of ali kinds.
WANTED Tso saddle h,nds. and and a Lady to use
Sewing asehiaes - whom WI pay liberal wages je24
PENnEET,s DiARRHE, KILLER, for the
bus Cholera InfAnum Diseases Ii. stomach and
oowes few dses Will elect per~snent POr BY
90, wFkrERsos O., Drusg's.
A LCOHOL AND BURNING FLUlD.-A fre.h
" PETERSON CO.,
j.2i I6S Msin street
ExrKAfT OF JAMAICA GINGER, for the rrIri
IL u Dyp pss. Choio Di.rrtG,, Pain unea.ns the
.s heat of tie 's''tI rr sss1s'
ia LIS M.ia street.
NJOODsN PIPzs.-wOoden, Meerschaun, P.wh..ar
and Fancy German f,ssi fs n ias Co. Druggists
js24 l63 Main street,
X EROsiNE OIL, Lard OIL, Machine and Ne..ioot OIL
IL f0rsAeOy ". rETEasoY 90,
A LLxGaANY WATER, hs.h from the springs, for
IA sale ~ W. PErERsJN %,
le.i lb3 naia street.
IODi.-l, Boxes Pure Super Carbonate o. soi..
For by ALVEY 4 LIpscoMB
1T. MARTINS SALT 3 OU0 Bu.hel' 's. MsIiia." Bait
je24 EDaoND DAVENPORT 1 CO.
GUSPowDEs AND BLACK TEAS 500 Package. Gunpo-
ISE' koA0ND, DAVENP0RTA 90.
ALcINED PLAsrEA. so Bb o.Ieined after for sale By
~ jsA EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 90.
COTTON YARN.-l6 bales Cotton Yarn, well assorted
j. je5 ,'F sale BY JOHN N GORDON I. 40.
w soG urensn1 Appys' WA IRA SMITHS,
ep% ia Main street
RUTTER.oOo 900 lbs Roll Bues. s.abls for b.Ein,
- purposes Just received and fer sale BY
MILITARY CLOTHING MADE 10 ORDER
VNE manufacturing and will us~.>,-s 1. 49, u,
i sdS MINI S SoOS: s, Military purpos
Tweed Cashmere fatigue i Jacket. and shr.
~ 'A'' 1n'n E kHsT. i s.fsas 20 Co. ,A'''
malo IN end is Main 8.
TAH :5s barrels for '.'~ EDWIN wOhrHAn co.
100 BUNDLES ROUND AND SQUARE IRos, from X to x
IelI JOHN N. GORDON soH
5000 LBS PINE virsini. Cured hiddnpr. and shoul
HVVV de''; 10 Frtins hce Family Lard. for sal
ROBERTS MEILEN
myi' Corner Cary and 18Th IT. eets
100 BUNDLES AMERICAN AND RN0IIsp
LHN iAoN' from nrnoef IL TO e. For sale by n
@yl JOHN GORDON SON
RAC M. 1000 lbs Furry County Hams and Hog Round B.
ID con, for sale by - 80
my99 WV n prrIaINra
HAVANA CIGARS.-A lot prims H.van. CIGAR, q
III received, and for sale By W. PrfIRhON co.
ape Drugpsh.
MILITARY BOOKS for sale st tla
AVA sahas WEST JOHNgrONr Bookutora
PRANDYi BRANDYII BRANDY!I - ~
~ nt- 10 Half hpa Londsn Desk brandy,
- OF ~ "1irissid ~ -
In 40 ~ ser sals p ors0 yAAQnY atnlItoE
IN ~ Asas ssA
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PR PosED AMENDMENT
NJ NELSON thea submitted the following resOlu

Mr. NELSON thea submitted the following resolution
Resolrsd That when This Convention al u'ns L
Tbu--av. I aIn adjourn 10 meet on the fourth Wed
nesGsy Of November, 1851
This reolaiiou was r,jected-yess 10 nays 20.
DR. HARvlE submitted the following resolution
VII IA as laid upon the tsble-yeas 81, nays 30
R,s,hsd, Tl.t when this Convection shall adjourn
a. he clo,e Of lie present session. 1t viii adjourn ''
de-
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W. II. RUssxLL.-Tns editorial staff Of the Sun
present on Saturday afternoon, at mprompu reception
given By President Smedes Mr.. Russell, OF the London
Times, at the Southern Railroad Depot.
Some twenty to twenty five gentlemen we're present,
and there very fine spread" Of divers and sundry
potabes which amply discussed by the assembled
guests.
Mr.. Russell is a stout bluff eminently John Bullsh
looking gentleman with an of hand, dashing style OF con-
versation with his friends, but the genuine English
hauteur as regards those he does know. He
bes very much that celebrated professor Of the noble
of sefdeience" Aaron Jones' aud had he been taller,
and trife less stout would pass for bis brother.
he is bis way North, having finished his tour in the
Soutb LIN, Mas lTtL ST
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The Convention met at 10 O'clock A M.
PRAYER by Rev. Mr. SPURLoCK delegate from the coun-
ty Of Wayne.
REPAIRS TO A TURNPIKE.
On motion of Mr.. RAYMOND, an ordinance apprcpri-
ang $1,000 for the purpose OF making repairs Tor null
tary purposes TO the Huttonsvle aud Martins Bottom
Turnpike, was taken up and passed-yeas o. nays "a
THE STATE CONSTITUTION
Mr. SHEFFEY submitted the following resolution:
Re,orsd That it is inexpedient at this session, 10 20
into the consideration OF amendments of tue Consut1
ton of the State further than to conform it to the Oonied
crate States, instead OF the United States
Mr. SHEFFEY advocated the adoption OF the resolu'
ton urging, principal reason, that any attempt u
abrdge the right OF suffrage would produce serious eA
element and disseusion in the Commonwealth
Mr. PRICE referred to the defects Of the present Con
stiu ion aud advocated the adoption of amendments al
essential 20 the political salvation OF the State.
Mr. HALL, OF Peasants and Richie, warmly opposed
lhe contemplated amendments OF the CONSTITUTION, shu
particularly argued against any obridgment oil the rgh
o. suite ge he alluded 10 the rebeious attitude oil tnt
Northwestern counties 70 show that the vote upon th'
"a; fslon OF the amend Constitution could not be Ia
1el ia tlat section OF the State.
Mr TREOWAi said be was as anxious to orlng tn'
session 10 q close as any one but he felt IL TO be hi
ilv 10 remain here uut necessary reforms OF the Con
sa ion ", Re made The NorthWes had demanded tn'
al va0rem system of taxation as measure nolspensao
o secure the cooperation OF that secuoh' "ner,
discuss the questions presented and Insisted that The
Convention should adjourn until it had revised thu
8sr en- CoCs 'ituuon.
Mr MCORE declared that the present was an suspi
ciors tine 20 amend the Constitution, WREN party dlvls
ions had ceased and demagcgueism was Al cicoun ~
assigned various reasons for amend ng the Constitution
100 predc.ed that the reforms proposed II submitted u
Ae people, would be ratified by an overwhelming vote
T.a discussion was continued by several members
Finally the previous preston was called, and the reSou
| a, was jcted by tht following vac:
Nessrs AuLler Berlin Borst Byrnc, cahel osr'e'
cham rs C.s s Cha ms, Corr, O Conrad GFnehsr
10. rd Girnett 6ie,p'= Or ham or4Tey GREGORY - VI
j C. % e. J.. dell, h1yi-, hey mo- d. lsoeA IA =
] f- I.5..u Nei Mallory, &leT, Peks shelley VII
| l-.I Nai .us Woods 50
N.ls M-ssrs Aston Badvn, Ba o,u- W. l,r
lax ~ Bou Hyd brsn,h, nee, Cape ton Gu, oman
urat II e. Cuts, SKINS, Fs er, 10 bss enen Pug i'e
H.r, 90 c, De- Holsity, Hug hes Hul NJ Johnon C. Join
Ito Lewis m5s f4ra d, MAR ST. masters, At, IL
Mo- la..e Work. norton, Moore, Neion, I'm A. fHce Pug
ssafer Jr selwe, ssFp si.lnrt,n sla TER sorL d!
Speed cc ssPits a T. Il ufEt, euiLetNn iSSloe lieu
/ VA, 4 d. Turner, Waller, Wysor-5S
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NOTICE.

TINHE Council OF the City Of Rchmo1i having appointed
Committee - hsvs Tents mad FOR volunteers,
stapd much In reed OF them hefey gye no thstWs
have opened unter he g. Charles tel whe sha
pepar h. give be rads ter and
app al 10 all persons <ho will ng to work for 10
the and w1o SUI ring their Tents and Which
absolutely for their tcon, 10 cal and
We will be ready distribute material Friday morning. at nine
O'Clock
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No S1oxAcHs FOR THE FIGHr.-Nearly two thousand of
the Ohio Volunteers at Camp Dennson, Ohio near Gin
cinnat have left for their homes having been discharged.
They volunteered for three months and expected little
holiday sport When asked TO enlist for three years
the war they declined The battle of Bethel has opened
the eyes of thousands of fools who thought the work Of
subjugating the South easy tramping down field
of wheat. They that they encounter war,
in its fancu aspect bu. in Us most terrible and for
midable shapes and they turn from it.
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An ordnance providing for connecting certain rail-
1-s "a Ibis city and Petersburg, was taken up for con-
Iteration
Er HAYgOND moved tha. the ordinance be indef
u..s;v postponed.
Wan ,,o 500 was taken, i: appeared that quorum
s47 10. present. wlercupon,
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