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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20
Our eo,ernor-ana VIVA, has been Done.

famWeFnor-InG W l41 3sah oeen ttNes
C.rgie Co. ar, holding Convention in Wheeling
70 depos, our Governor. In tle meantime, something
OF SIMILAR u port is earnestly agi.a;ei by certain par
ties in the CRY Of Richmond The Sc, ayrsiga him
fo- dsoyal,y to tie State the other for treason to the
foreign des7o.ism at Washington. Tbs is hard justice
and both s,s Of impuators scarcely be we-iouad
ed Like two negatives in English, being contradictory
10 Character hey destroy another at least should
DO 50.
The writer Of these lines has not the honor Of know
10, Gov Lc,cher even ~ sight. He never received a
favor at his hands he had refused never az
piled fos one for self or iold and therefore wha, may
DO said in regard 10 him. tie present occasion is at
least ent led 10 be considered free from Partially.
NAV be prem sed that Gov Ls,cher might witLou: Dis
parasemeut % bis pstr osn bis oourg e his puta
too in view Of tie extraordinary and unexpected ener
ncy have resigned bis position that whose habits
and litigation better fitted him for tue military CHS
might hsv> been chosen. There was the example q
M J. F,rson. vss. rot being minister when war
duties deyclyed upon 5 st once gave way TO one b.
ter abe TO perform the1 tn circumstances are no,
e1lcv identical as there was Gscerli Nelson at Gov.
Ls,chers hand, ready to relieve him Of he burden Of
empire and to have thrown up bis oce, w.hOu. kcov-
ing who would take &c, might have produced @os- u-
chief than bravely facing all dm,uIties in bis own
person. This may be his Justification for aFp.r,u; D.
ness in undertaking. will out military expercace, duties
which required the BIZ best military and atmuistga i've
ability. Blt bv the result he must be Judged
NO doubt there have been many complaints Of Gle
Executive action within Che las; few months. This vas
to be expected, and was almost unavoidable. Some OF
tbe complaints may have been wen founded; and this
700 was quite sley!t.5'e In sixty d4y. 10 organize o.
army of ttoaslrd-.o arm, o,o,5e end prcysis.
fl, and to orFcss TO-. ni.lol. making some Dad scpo.r
mspts woun1irr some individuals seifoge or selft.
est, and giving more or less dissatisfaction to many per
sons. would be an iupos,.5iiy Bas 70 Is alleged, th.
the Governor iu making bis selections has been Coz
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20
OHlEUaIsY.

On Wei-e'dsy, e l2h as.aat nrs ELIZi GAFLiED NE
wife " Col s&1arl Gailsnd dd In ynohburg The the
daughter Of John G he-rn, Esq Of TIA. city.
FeS ladies' could ays left circle her
ey deah iadsed al who Will feel that society a.
we'll as her own family have met with .pa'sbie loss. Her
81 ara mental sLfscosa made ornament y
the high "a .ueJ Il Der heart her much love
90 mi atol As daughter and STIR she sd 40 ., draw
around he the affections C her ed relations and 70 less
wi sad mo her I'D 'he realize al expected p
one Who hal 50 we'll IA filed the duties u dsuhe sister
FOR some ears pIst she c7mnun; Ia the
Chich sni Ter lie adoraed The dot she poess.d with
ant hled with Christian charity and % 81 ~
It's dictates she uatussly er yed the OF all
ngheors In the hour OF death, the God she hsd
dd not desrt her Supported by strong faith calm lon
and Christian ortade she the
Jesus For her need not bu; nay God who
prs NE WIND TO TIC horn lamb support and comic
GU eh1 hunef rs Hsnds ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20
Outragos tn wheeling.

friend in Kauawha gives some particulars of ont
RACES upon individuals perpetrated by The vulgar rufaus,
who have control of wheeling, Among others, who
have been forced to leave are the Rev Mr. Moore OF
ST, Johns Episcopal Church ard the Rev Mr.. Perkins
Of St. Mathews Their families were insued by TuG-
fan mob, composed Of Garlic, Cardwen, Hubbard and
others Of the same stamp.
Mr. Moore hid -lreajy arrived at Charleston and Mr..
Perkins vas on hjs way to the same place.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20
Southern Pacific Railroad Company.
1000 SLAVES WANTED
BY Hire or by Purchase

WE vii purchase hTe for &. Of Eve ysNs 1--WE Hv,
w dref thousand flays Lsbsfeu 10 r. o. N. 20
Pacific RiiIoad. in TeKss-nH edasIy vs,, o. shr 800
la Ia gon secure AMI proettd r0ra lnVaoa o. ma
Of this e.uhtry The uauy ash .hi rsA ba,.
tfey h-sy, and f5r he distance o. ZONE go 90 tp
81 Shreveport rene,r,te' one Of the haes. Agricultural eg
ms eompln5 has nsCihcept l,rd grant from Tsras .
1870 serel for mile q rOaf the eorpsoy ru
di', OF 500 NIL from str,V port ,sstefn b n -
on 81, veern boundary Of Texas. tines IKE IA p1s.. 80
Copsny cannot eonnaHd cash = pay for sbor esseua h ~
rapid development o. the eompsnys interest," Tut Tor |
yss by pre- or BY Ne ae'ual pnrehas ths COMPANY
ho-'s Nn lytn gtoas ngsnebs with Eaytcuf.,,
In KENTUCKY nsrui yirsla, Maryland rth Carolina az
doubted securities Of go o. 1000 ssyes Iamis entire :,
tsk either BY hire o. b. puSch Sc The eonpsoy uabt
popcse III er. term hsctufe o. the muLlc nd n
rs ability 70 pnreh ase The iron and ong'qcs he MI
rosi with the too bonds ne
dxsd by efTsxa. Tai eoa.osny ~ ~.
ymPsthy, the route the $50 gree IT pa,al
Government s@outs q IN are France, spao Por gg ~
ard syi tsrnis. well ss Of large capt s;s ~
and ccntfact1- % hsse cocnr The late
Utiied states passed b H. at IL last ses,J donausg a.
company, through AIzpns New Mex and Gel for 90,
100000 u land and Loan ~ tt six alons 81 -
10 be- paid IN prssl and otter pstlc service T, t pas 49,
Bouss of Representative amended l. tie senate sss %
ei brcoas av, the wsat OF uIns AID The srtl,
tlei cs cas- familiar = the na'Ion. ~
persecution and company has attracted and scared
the apr bsio7 Of - rlry amerr states sbd Elr-psp
errreus-p-omsi1g 20 II sch ben,ht & n. - '''
-, world ,upendous results bringing 1-yiably yit 10
cmalei 20 his Coriisent The trace - China Jsp,r g.
tr,l. aad the whole Psc!fc Goa tdlstrbgpR m. aus
ry.he tie trade, trsye a.. Ct every A - a.
on u FCxco % tie ost 1oh-ra Arbor cur Alstte
.iEg each ~ due aura thare-s Ech h.,r
tailed 30 enrich every earth that has ever
ia TIE PIs ana, Il s annually Increasing Il vii ,t
rich toe wio shan control Il u the JatVs
The l.'or progress WITH the Wo-k Tor %, s,
iio1s1le securities ard ar iL the liberal
he made win slave "wuersgiyins hen VII a m -
tiS, be neutrality-suspicious. enisugehng By y, lion
ut, ~ cnt..o'. the ssfey Of The . -
sdmiving he slightest unceftaut, OF uluat- payment
~ applications viii b. male t, Us. through e Baker y
ia!e o. WASH gt9n AMI now Ia Eietnord, Virginia -
V. X sTtytNsOg
rres!Ien Of the souh-rn P,ciho R.lro,d C,np,,,
JFPtHA FOwIKEs '
JsiS-lm Agent Of the scu.L.rn Pscf: RAiroaiC-rp,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20
..Tne General RuIn.,,

This Il the phrase employed BY the Commercial liOF
o. the New York Herald in pOrrayiog the elects OF toe
Lincoln War upon the Psope Of the North. The Whol'
article, which win we repay Perusal Is inserted ia an
other column Il prsdcts gloomy future Indeed, for
he great Yankee nation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20
Lie K4eeutlYr ConnciI.

Toe Convention Yesterday revoked the ordnance by
which tie Executive Council Was appointed Tas action
Wa Induced by the fact that the whole military Opera-
lions in tbs State are transferred the Confederate au-
tlOHtss.
The labors o. this Council have been constant and az
duous. sad Of great benefit 70 the public.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20

FRoN HARPERs FERRY.-A large number of mechanics,
lately employed at Harpers Ferry. from Rich
mond yesterday afternoon, route for Fayetteville n
o. portion Of the machinery recently removed from
tha point also passed through the destination
We understand that Fayetteville is very convenient
as well important location for the of arms
the machinery from Rsrpers Ferry at least that por.
ton Of i necessary for the making of rass will be We,
moved thithsr,-Petrsiwg EsPrsss,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20

LINcotS VisIfs rHE CAMP -Yesterday President Lin
coin, accompanied by Secretaries Cameron and Chsse.
Fad visit TO the mps over the river, where they were
received "iIh great enthusiasm The pertyspent sore
time in exqmiaig the Notifications ard ieft highly
pleased with She completeness and perfection Of the az
rensements far defence. Star Of Saturday.
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2. o. HAsKIYR.


NOTICE, We wish 20 call the attention thcfe
Gasp The deffne Of county that have and
tsLy EaIu'.cs all Kind, q furniture Is
J-5 Et', to-i'g TABLES, Cot., Csp - els Eat
40, Style 81 Camp Bejsiegi and Mattress cubiu.i 3,
EL,a j. cup sDy.sg 81 tn hind inv Ltsd l. Ibis.
up -. have furrisf-L
mnt7 ant HaaEd hes been CRATE could supply
Fe his method MORN eads tie pEbTc that
have Engaged ger lumber q men, after day
81 All % d=rs a. soon .iyrn, Low prices.
We employ several good Cabinet Makers TO make
~ Camp Flrrlt1rs.
BELyiT ATKINSON Cabinet Manufacturers.
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THg ENEMY NEAR rs.

following:
The ENEMY NEAR rs.
Mr. Harper, the editor OF the Romney Intelligence
arrived il Winchester Wedaesdly evening and oommV
ncated the startling intelligence that Lncon's troops
yafiousy estimated from one TO thousand marched
into Romney Wednesday morning ard took possession
Inc The prominent citizens oi tie town had left
and the two three companies here without arm)
ted to Hanging Rock on the Winch 'ser rosd. The
enemy started from the baltimore and Ohio Rsiroal
aud marched all night 10 take Romney by surprise. For
un7tely news of their intended raid upon Romney
ri ed about en- hour in advance OF their entrance into
the town.
At tie time oar paper goes to press Thursday mornng
our town and neghbOrhood ia all excitement, and
making preparation to give the enemy rece pdol
if they extend their visit TO lhs tcTn
BALL;IsG II the POINT OF DANqkE.
The news of the occupation of Romney and the sd
Joining county of Hampshire spread Ike wild ire among
our people and the people OF Clark, Warren and She
naudoah and the contiguous copnties-and yesterday
thousands hocked to town armed with all kinds Of
deadly weapons 10 meet the threshold the assassin
and thieving invaders. Flows lc; standing in the
fields and all, old and youUg rushed at the first mo-
meuts warning 10 check the progress OF the invading
trash sent to make CIR lives and property, al
ows homes ard hresides. We are proud of the
spirit exhibited yesterday. We more than ever cor
yinced that this people cannot be conquered We def
the miserable Kangaroo who sits monkey-!ike the
throne at Washington and al! bis thieving canaile.
An INVADER SHOT DowY-ANorRER JACKSON.
Several Of Lncoln's rabbIe, while on their march to
ROmDey, were sent headlong to their fna account by
the riff. OF our uaerring mountain sharpsheoters.
Ga entering Romney skoemsEer whose name We
have forgotten .oo his gun and boldly shot one dead in
the ranks Ha was of course in killed. Toe vii.
lains will in turn meet with many Jack3ons while on
their errand of p!under AID assassination.
Il is also reported that the villains broke into and Sc
riousy injured the Office of the Romney Inteligeucer
DEPREDATIoSs BY THE MARAUDERs.
The uorhero blue nose, nasal twang hordes who have
been precpitaed upon US appear TO come for other
purpose than plumber and robbery. Accustomed TO rob
each other home they have scrupes about roobir
$ utherners. Wherever they have landed in Virginia
they have shown themselves TO be nothing more thai
freebooters, thieves and midnight msrauders and
sins. At Romney th broke into the Bank for money,
but were disappointed 10 finding any, and wandered
through the town stealing everything their fancy craved
POSTSCRIPT.
We learn that the Lincoln troops retrea.ed from Rom
ney come time during the day, Wednesday. Whether
hey have gone back the railroad have only retr
ed short dis,ano TO wait for reaorcements is doubt
Jul 1t believed that they aiming get possession
of Winchester and Strasburg and the ralco,d leading
herefrom. Our faith is firm that they will be disap
pointed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20

GoNE a sotD'ERiSs.-Among the companies which ar.
rT6d here Saturday from Mississippi il one called the
brown Rebel" commanded by Capt. A. G. Brown,
formerly Governor of Mississippi u S Senator apd fer
!org time representative in The lower House OF Con.
gess Verify, the great and WISE big and ite old and
yourg, have enlisted ia the warfare against Old Abe
Lunch Reorb
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rr,xzuuu County. June Il, 1851.

H .
70 nee h...' . . '"t.
a..-c heard ta.t aal possible that tlose might be
,,. ......g of ANN. In the gisle WAS induced 20
.-. e. ,t i,,,,. If qua. ,f ,b, re.
n'7~ s''o ''f''t
n.ut c' i-- count y! 10 gee ID --sT' gu iV- &c sole
ls,.u. e.a. tlr c- tF, -- % my establishment find
. ., s, sr--s -lir.v c- forty GOOD r.ussatq In one
....,e dam. a. ,...,4 .,. ,,-
i '' ".'l We H'
t- nos 's 'H '.'f ,. ..- counties Do -tt o'aie
eliza. De 1....r IS v-r-1 attention. GO not know
.- .a. -.,..... cot hare. .v are tr. rri.a,e mo-
.. ,.;.r D.. -.f--,i. .,.,.- M ~,
''
he use oi 'a' 9.''' '.''@"N'
ann, ,..,r-,r.r, TI-,----E-5 % as snrrrt p.s0
'4 ., M mi, .'.s .~rr rIr.F sEu 81
~ ~ D, .-rtl, -ii..,.ilr,- IN mn E1r-p
,.'ri' ''. ..---r .-.. an, pfTt.,toIn W.
"'N'A.
A. Ue-.'F e.. ta' Sa''-r 'l'i.'e'-, n-.- sac -.
l,v os a. I-6I az C,rp aeaUso-. ri rear Ha17ssas
r.,, tt i..,-,,.., or...gbis ana resolutions were
'
There Is "o...f 'D'r ''I '-'. NG'5" are 'e ,'.o''
ana s.'i,.''+ '' ''. '--'' -, RI. ,.S'.
d lae lIf.' ".t -.-' .-'.i ' '''. I''..'F anu -.'
.rE' --s al gre ~, '.s VI Z. '-a' 10 ,. -I-
.'i'.-- .- Dr.. ..'''. -' ... N''..' ''' P'"''-
gent woman lAs never been Aa-"I as 'Ls to'9ef OIL
.ls.rre 1as j. zoe i';- OF '' "C'.- N'4-- in'iN
ae progress 9i g.T i'>e "-f "''A -"1 '.' ".''' nav
10 l1r .''..- iSP't--' as sue rs Oetn ''-
.et-'-a .r tel 't- -ri---s Ut pure 30 rave ts'N
allen tie eor.-s, l.e m-H-ss emu I-' car c.eF O. "a
-t.-- - -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20

RENDERED THEIR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Edward
H1ndy while ubder oTdera the sloop-of.war Marion
and siirgmaster George Shyrock, now on board the
soop Saransc at have their regnatious to the
Navy Department They will doubdcss be refused. ar d
their names will be stricken from the roll Of the ser
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20
ELgoTLON mn MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosroS. june l2-Judgs Thomas wac elected to Gen.
gres yesterday TO l the vacancy caused by the reg
nation of Hoa Charles f. Admas our present Minister to
the Court Of St. James.
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NOTICE.
nAsssGg to Forts P,wSsi,n aad jam

JArTAWF Flffs FJW1ltan JsFn-tt0Hn,
Grove stone whsrf tiy-rhe 1000
stra1er C!ETlS PaCK, Cap. Ptesma @ De A..
coEod i m o. jss wsioR 10 Wis ri. d, son-i A.,
.ie those wtsmshug a1d Ycrklqvn)
leave n wAaa Rockets every 3 teSrepf sunday
rile i.e u'I q, Cly Pom ~ ocl * b.
ht-n b. 20 o'ciok, jamestown II O'clock Grove wLarflZM
a11 ctofe "har'l uc!cct 2. 81.
R-HrEr gNn ston- wharf at ~ o''ek Grove ~
o'cocs ana, hug al the guar nhAyes tb0 rg
Icti,ni- ~ arrived ~ Richmond about = oc,ck
Passage t.r ths nip % stJue Hhaf al return, g.
Asals Extra, ~ cts each
50 Tae above schedule vii be e5hmeneed MONDAY 2ph
J1'H.
jeig 70. HNRIHR
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RICHMOND HIG
THURsnAY M0RNING. JINE 2O. 80.
TO C0eRESPoNEENTS.

- letters o. bssjaoss aa be addressed g hs "Ei'tor q
ns WIG"
Arts t--i-n ca b5a dies a. s piper 'ri rot 5s p1b''-
sd Tls L. ruecf ~ as5iss, oagH % De- igo'r @ az
ld az Go 90 case ts departed far o'lory H0scsssScosa
sug ciJlt rius. are all-gat tar Gfrs-.i.rassts-
~ We c,--1 s-.f..t- o. ~s,-i r tt ccrr l'tc1'r5.
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al Pitr'oi" who has resided long a; the North,
and who b,le5es there IS uudercurrent in that
region ho-, to the usurpa,o2s of LiccoI7 and which
win z.ks Itself ll. az the first opportunity, asks the use
Of cur columns for the expression OF bis views which
he thinks cia be 60. b,ose tae Northern public through
u.s. seems IDLE to argue QUE ous which the sword alone
saa deed, bu, We defer his jidguel: and give il
ssri9u 10 lis FIRST a-i L.
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From the Peiessbgrg Express.
IMPQRTANr EpQM RnANEY

RoNSET INVADED LINCoLS's HrRELIEGs GREAT TURN
OUT OF NORTHUMBERLAND OF THE YANKEks PICKED
or SHARP SHOOTERS.
The Winchester Vrginian OF Friday last reached us
yesterday From il learn Of the invasion Of R0mncy
toe county sea: Of Hampshire, Va, a small town con
taia1g 500 Inhabitants Eomnay "a situated on
the South branch OF the Potomac about 100 miles North
Ct Richmond. We take from the VTg,niGa the
following:
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Nnrtrcrn Pnners.

We publish several ari,ls t-i4 morning from New
York plses, Which vii serve to give Cur readers an d-a
Of Northern sentiment
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NOTICE.

4 by mutual consent. '"ea
s'msrvle sih e'os; up the sfais n the sis eo,,
and connus business al the ZANE pace h ssooapt
tOhEAY az
- EDWARD CRAY
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II talintlon.

lis reported by tac Northern papers, that the crew
Of the priya,eer Savannah" capured eff Charleston,
have been put in Irons on beard the Minnesota" aud
m be lu as pirates. Eye for eye lie for life, is the
Old hw-aud however hsssh in jlsice 70 AL our SOL
i.ers must rigjly enforced Every Yankee prisoner
should be ironed and Imprisoned and if the of the
savannah suGr death, the same fate should be visited
ueo- an equal number Of Yankees.
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H9CssE 20 ysy-rarERs.


EeE ned ny The Council # tie city " Lehr1oGd that
C9het 81 TIE zig Taxes sh.l appuIU give notice In %
last i'g # ,s day noWsPap-s Of ms city teen Gays
10 he Ia! day Of jane, ihatt" will attend At hi ce div
between Dc ~ 9ocock ~ and ocIcs 81 hru The
ism o. lie 3t Il June ilcusiye tie purpose OF Receiving
om s-y charged With taxes the oh q
tue gouEt g. charged dscuclcg from The Whole
-.. be, tn Pc ceutym thereon The Coz
cor shell 10 Ia give noace for tteb days pros
h i5 day " be that he Will attend Uaee daily.
between Gbcye mentioned hours the i5h W te S q
scaer elusive Tor The purpose Of VI cei,lg from any
~ho has pals ls only 81 abe city ehsrfd
q h t C-a-lng half Gsductng irom such hail ten
tl-r.o
l. uusne o. the above named ordnance "a sse January
N, $50 Will attena, A. the Collector oce In 'ss City
H rom the Jh 10 toe ~ 0: this for the purpose VI
ct7ils ..ysS as ABOVE directed
ii-ln JULIUS HGDsoE 9. c.
FEiHS VOLUN EHksS MANUAL AND JRILk
z. 30 x. FJR IMHE hate PUBLlCATION-A COMPILE
"a sHCAL AND DRiLL BOX FoE ia. Use oy ALL VIOLIN
TGsE-, MILITIA AND BonE oUsRD. Compiled from the
sJ.h05es AID ad,pd the discipline drill u Yolu-
asd sodrs By Col VIM. H. B,hsrdssn, Jr This york
sh'zd be IA he hands every OF Militia well as thr
hands OF every Volunteer and CT iZ.- n
SOUTHERN UOtFsDERACY.
L Is Just What I'll merh-rs Of every Company ether 10 Atys
ae:c in Tie Bos daari rcq9e everything IL brorg.
~ u the ~ requirements o. the present Tins.
ofcsis should be addressed to the pseilher.
A. NORRIS,
mvl PublIher 4 Bookseller.
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rs. Z, N..II. pnns uANU.r .Hn InIIr
SsgECMS, SssUCKS,

fSF neeesie 81 lie Hosp tai sei:e require immediate
: supply Ct shucrs Ter Mattresses The subscriber will pay The
hhst Pee for a,dpPy either Hacked or nt u delivered In
nei4tviy r. c. bOWE,
Jl3
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NEIG0.-A Luppy qGsLiy lodgo jast ery,d AZ
Il Ter sale BY W. PErEas0N co Druggists,
iel l55 Main street.
PUCK GAUNTLET, for Cavalry or Anil ry
- S1Fyice.-yust received lot Of very superior Ntla
made Buck Gauntlets. Watkins 4 FlcKLkh,
J-l l59 Mai street
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n A'E ICE,

NOTICE.
TIVE Council OF the City Richmond HAVING a,non,.j NJ.
COMMITTEE % have Tents made fer our
who tsnd Tueh In need OF them hereby give notice that
nave opened room under ihe b. Charles ,e we shall
De PREPARED to give out tes TO be made e
We app al to all who wiling for our men la
e wa an weo are no= suffering their m and which are
aoaou " necessary for their profession, and help U.s.
We VIII be ready to distribute material Friday morriag nine
N.p.HIL AZ
/, W. GLAagBRooK, COMMITTEE
je2o-3s TH0s II. wYNNE,
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E0R sALE.-A thorough bred STALLION at Nj. -
js2o
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GOV HICKS IN HIS rLEMEYr.

HAGERsTowE June l6 Gov. Hicks arrived here this
forenoon consult with Gen Patterson He visited the
camps of the various brgades ard received with
cheers loud and strong He is staying at The Washing
ton House. where 10 answer to repeated calls he appear
ed upon the balcony but declared bis unwlingness
soeak but made sundry promises to meet his friends
calIy tomorrow. He called upon by many citizens
to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20

In pursuance Of TIE order CT the day at 70 o'clock,
the ordnance adopting tie Constitution OF the Con.
ederate States was taken up and after considerable de-
bate, was amended so as 10 read as follows:
TIE amendment was submitted by Mr.. STUART, o!
Augusta.
The ameudmen: submitted yesterday by &r. BOYD
was T. scted-yeas 10 nays 81.
TIE ordinance IS amended, adopted by uaaI i.
nous yoie-yeas o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20

Mr.. STUART, of Augusta, from special committee,
presented an amended Constitution for the State of Vir
gnia which laid upon the table and ordered to be
printed.
Among tie amendments proposed are that each voter
sessed with part Of the revenues and shall have actually
psi all the revenues county eves and poor rates with
which be shall have been assessed attorneys fer the
Commonwealth to be eligible the General Assembly
sessions thereof to be biennial, and limitations 10
length thereof removed; Senate may sit during recess
for consideration Of Executive business and the Gov
ernor to nominate and BY aud with the advice and
OF the Senate appoint Judges of the Supreme Court
Anneals and Circuit Judges
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20
MEDICAL PURvEYol'. oPyI1Ec.s,

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> c received from Va F0rs T.
ROSE trSON,
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA.

HAGgRsIowN, June Is Several pickets were thrown
the Potomac river last night opposite Wliams
port The first division of the army, under Msjor Gen
eral CadwaaGer crossed the river to-day The troops
waded through the stream with the water up 10 their
waists and soon established themselves the river
their advance berg covered by pieces Of cannon OF
the battery OF the Rhode Island regiment, planted
fha hluff ar Wliamsnnrt
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-06-07
Mob Law.

Whatever our professions are, we
try not to belle them by our practice.
If we had been making night and day
hideous with our cries for free speech
for the last five years, we should hard
ly, for the sake of consistency, object
to it now. And yet the gallows, hemp
t'tar and feathers and other applianc-
es of we'll organized mob are freely
promised whenever Democrat dares
to call into question the capability or
the integrity Of our present admins
tration. For our part we have but one
opinion of mobs or mob law, and it
makes no difference to us in what To-
ality it originates or aourishes. 1t is