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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-20

AsoLlr1oNlsx. = The Philadelphia
Enquirer, one Of the higher toned Re-
publican organs. says "a great deal Of
bad feeling has been created among the
more moderate Republicans by tie in
PRODUCTION Of the irresponsible negro,
in the shape Of Mr.. Lovejoy's resolution
In regard to fugitive slaves. Lovejoy il
. most violent and radical abolitionist
In conversation he does not hesitate Ia
declare openly that he chiefly rejoicea
in this war because it will free the
slaves. Lovejoy has private griefs to
avenge, but he ought not to bring them
to Congress. His resolution is looked
upon a. an attempt to drag the slavery
question into Congress, and as atfording
proof Of the assertion made by the
enemies Of the Administration, that thi.
is . war primarily against slavery and
slavahclda-s /" Thara a~n rlar.y .,
Lovejoys 10 the Republican ranks who
will do all they can to carry out their
reasonable designs with this war. They
look upon it as present means Of ma
turing their abolition dogmas. The bulk
Of the party is Of that class OF men.
Even Lincoln himself, in his last mes
sage, talks Of lifting the artificial
weights" from the shoulders of his OPP
pressed proteges in the South. Love-
joys are numerous ; Bro. Sanders, here,
is one Of his most ardent admirers, and
devoted disciples.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-20

To CO1eoog1DepttUCe!
The Advertiser, having been restored 70 health
In afsw weeks By very simple remedy, altar
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
il anxious to make known to his fsllow-sufeesrs
the means Of cure.
To Ill who desire it, he will send copy Of tho
prescription "sAd <fs>s ef sharee.l with the dirsc-
ti6n for preparing and using the same, which they
will And . sUns CUns Sss CoNsUMrII0N, As1anA,
BsoHoHTsIs, &e. The only object Of the advsr
tissr In sending thsprsseription 10 to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
csvssto be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, - it will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WlLlIAnsDu.0H,
octl6-lyl Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-20

AN OPINION AS 10 AN OPIE
New York Tribune, becoming CON.
pietely disheartened at the evidences
that Gen. Scott and the Government At
Washington don't appreciate it's wise
counsels or obey the command Of the
Lieut. Tribune General, lugubriously
declares its opinion that .there l. no
secretary Of War" at Washington.
'.and above all, not a Commauder.in.
Chief" 's~'''"
II sucn Is the fact, let Congress at
once declare theses places vacant and
M 'oem rom the editorial corps Of the
New York Tribune, where al the mill.
tery wisdom Of the land Is embodied
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-20
G. w. CRAWFORD,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
Mo. IA Brady street.

DROMPT ATTENTION WILL BI GIVEN
to sale Of Furniture atrssidenoes, o. Htooka
Of Merchandise ct Stores end Halssroon. cood
sssorsment will be kept on hand all the time.
Cash advances will be madc on stocks 81 Furni-
ters' Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes. Carpets, etc.,
ete, tos public SALE Sales BY Auction three times
je16-dtf1 - 80
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-20

"Sssns end Ave Elooe1
RYE NEAL, oeR1 NEAL fnorrrn (. :,
Cen. q - ssS - Bias. skssts, Oats a
s. RU00LIs',
syss u. 1sAWsa 49, 90
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-20

WlLsos's notorious piokpocket brig
ado Is now qusrtered on Santa Rosa IL.
land.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-20

II ssoeosda = drawing BIZ folds
el1I6rbsd si6ssss abusf tAR rebels. The
sssuy Y. flying over the aaarsd virgiai'
cod, makisg admirable time. The next
fsv deys MI = al hsnan probability
faspiah many events long looked for
Inrthsm Win b ssstsd the bosstsd eous'
srs>ud inwssss pluck Of the Wanting
shivalsy Of ~ soutAssn States. From
ptSseat sppssrapess those valiant
inigAts win distinguish Themselves y
respects great speed and bottom. The
idea that they can b drawn into gen.
ssal sction u daily becoming more and
more improbable. Our gallant troops
ars now pressing forward - last = cir
esassances will permit to the rebel
stronghold at Asoassas, and IT the in
formation from that quarter Is correct,
there will BE- nothing bot the bare iorti.
flcations LEFT for them to encounter.
WAsrs will the Southera army come
TO . stand and measure strength with
the Federal forcesi That Is the ques-
ton which will be asked and not an
swsred, We predict for several days 10
come. We can only patiently await
the development Of the next few days.
The work has now commenced iu ear
nest; and, - fighting 10 the order Of the
day, our only hope is that it will be
prosecuted with vigor worthy Of the
American soldiers, and that victory will
continue TO abide with our columns.
The invading army consists Of not less
than 10000 men, leaving behind tor re-
serve and to guard the capital and other
points . force Of not less than forty or
fifty thousand more. That this force
will make clean work there i but little
room for doubt. The news of the next
few days will undoubtedly be Of the
highest importance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-20

AlADA,GA 1hs Govssnor Of Alsbams
- 161 : rroelanat3oa calling 5og
49, booont ooso -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-20

Circulating Library.
A SMALL CIRCULATING LIBRARY OF
~ Spiritual cd Ilhssal Beds ~ - -
At The Book oToRG or
.. =. sTA83,
e 80, !: :.. s.sssss = vAisA - 49,. = -
w. asss 4 1890 5Q0l-4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-20

JOHN HUME 4 CO..
e m IA = = = y -
w h o / e 3 4 lie DeAlePA
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
wlFES, LILO UORG
AND CHOICE CIGARS.
A LSO, large and complete assortment OF
IA GROCERIES,
Always on hand.
NIB. COLL and examine, corner Of Iowa and
Third streets, Davenport. FebI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-20
GILOC

~-1E.:..''F-7 |
MxwKErE ~ I'll
rnRsu STOCK 1 Lew PaIcSs! |
THE HAwKEYE STORE, CORNER OF
Rrsdv - Third streets, has been entirely ~
ittsd ana stocked with large ard complete -
sogt0ent Of
Ksnssgu 0vsesSsss,
SUGARS,
TRAS,
ooY1Rs,
SfAPl.s
AND
ana. IN fast every article - b teund In Asst
siass sssaIaisa nces. VI Ssttissss Gsw sstlsss,
everybody. In vast q
ooop ooons AT Low PRlCss
win % well u saIl =
DAyENPORFS HAwKRYE STORE,
CraAr Of Dsaly and Third streets.
CLOTHING.
TnR NEW YORK LEDGER,
IT IS SAID, HAS 4 CIRCULATION OF
i 2o0.OoO comics. but il circulation 10 limited
compared With the circulation Of gssmsnts man.
| ufaetsrIdby
0AAG. F1x1Rx,
At.his sstablishmsnt on Brady street, opposite
The Post O1ce.
Iannew receiving the largest and mosseon-
plsts assortment Of
Cloths, Cassineres and vestingS
kver offered in this market. Anticipating alares
trade this Fall, have laid in % unusually heavy
stock, and the goods MUST BE SOLD.
Ny geodsare iii
THIS FALLS STYLES,
| Fresh from the msnufseturers AID importers.
| shall continue 70 keep rand large assortment
| Of fresh
Tread H-MADE cLoT HINo,
| For Mon, Youths and Boys, of my own manufact-
uFe which will be sold ct
n = = Z . = N r r Q = =
Ishau continue TO manufacture my own Cloth
ng thereby giving
| A BETTER 0ARMGNT
For the ssms moasy than any. Eastern made goods.
| Everything in the
! Furnishing Department
| Can be found.
| 0htrto OF AL descriptions,
Under Oloshing IN endless variety,
Stocks,
| Ties,
Hsndkerohiefs.
| Socks
| suspen0ess. 30. DO.
| Also, . large and splendid assortment Of
| aE1IT0' 0HAWLs0,
| The largest and best ever offered in this msrkel
| trust the public Will call in and examine my
stock before they make any inv estmepts. for am
very sure can satisfy them both in price and
| quality of goods. SAMUEL PERRY,
| Brady street, opposite Post Ofhee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-20
LIQUORS.

"A Foreign and Domestic Wines and brapdieD
just received and for sale low for cash, viz:
Superior Ola Cognao, Of thu best brands,
Cstawbs brandy, very 6ne and pure,
American lisandy, trr cooking purposes,
Fine Old Scotch Whisky,
Old Bourbon and Rye Whisky, guaranteed pure,
Sparkling Catawha and Champagne Wines,
of the very best brands
Cherry, Blaehberry and Raspberry Brandy
good for dyssntery and diarrhna,
Cider Vinegar Common Vinegar Sorghum Syrup
10, &c., &c., de-, DC.
All Of which will be sold ct prices to suit the
times, either At Wholesale o. retail, by
iso.ctf Ii. 3. RlOLEY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-20

-uAs HDovu n1g-
Plunbing, Stsan = Cos R1tt1ng Ghep
ITO q BRADY sfRykT, wHH1n oAu N
/ iouad Chsn1elIas, Pse1asfs - q Kids Of
Valves ana IL kiads e Dns vosk, Led All
lion Pipe ritdAGL Old 1istesm Slcaasd. sifAse
q Gilt = Bsonse. Lams s1eonol ~ altsfU6. 4
Geed aso@tn0t -
xE1O1D~1 - 1P1,
20 oAG0 0mBA1j s4gs
OILS, WJCKD AND Cu1mNBYe. ErC.
Rsss.bss ~ p,Asa, Dnay ds& - leeahsvs
Hossth. -. " = 49,
nSh1e-1o1 JOnU INV 80
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-20

N. B.-With each package of 100 boxes 70 pre-
sent the purchaser lOO Certificates, ono Of which
10 guaranteed TO contain an order for . FINE
WATCH, OF by ordering 80 boxes in ono package
yoor are sure TO receive % Certificates containing
An order for splendid SILVER WATCH, bssids
large number Of other very valuable articles.
One Certificate sent gratis, upon application of
any person dssiring 70 act agent, which nay en-
BILE him to procure vsluaDle article upon the pay
ment Of 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-22
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Richmond Wholesale E'ricc.

tklChInOnd W hOlcSAIc kTifcss JuuC 10
BEEs%AE.-a0 ceats per pound for best.
kUTrEE.-we quote Prime virginia Mountain ~ to
e5c. Other grades 9 10 l5c
CAaDLEs:-Tslow lsA@l4He ~Jsessoa'S Is}s 1l4;
Hull. tic. AdarnaDtlne, @oU3ui.. speEn $40. Patent
sperm - cts. Parrgtine IL cts.
COTT0N-ilx to l2T cis.
UEMENT.-James River 81 III " 10. !iossruale
u 80 TO J % for best quality. Lower grades s TO -.
CORN aEAL-Cou.itry Meal % 10 ~ els. city Is CO.
CnlS.-Witll liberal supplies TO marEs: has Iscoiac less
firm, we still quote Al GjaG5c. per bushci.
CUfFEE.-ihe stock is exceedingly limited and sales are
only made In q retail way At prices ranging from 70 TO zsc.
ELOCR.-Thrt transactions In -four are very limited, be-
log catnned entirely to The home demand. and We observe
es,ra . S5sT IS: family T.75ss 90. The prospect icr 4 fine
crop Of wheat will tend still further to depress the market:
sCGAR.-Wc quite Cuba from : to Sc; New orlean, I
10 Sc. al per quality; extra coffee sugar sugar llHalzc.;
crushed l3ti4c cut loaf Royals.
TUBACCo.-No change IN receipts 10 note. Our market
Lug, =? IS to s 20; Common Leaf - to ~: Medium
- 70 Is; Good 80 81 TO : 80. Fine Is TO- %
WUOL.-Uuwash-I native ~ 10 e7c.; Washed native
So 70 3sc.; Mertuo washsd - TO 49,; Mer'no rn~ashea ~
TO SSr
LEATHER.-oul Sole Leather Go ID Sc. No Rad
Leather In the market, OILY Virginia and Tenh-'sts -
Upper Leather y 10 &c. Fer SIDE ss 10 StiLht ana qpdiiJ'
Rough Skirling IS to SIC.
M0LASSEs.VNep orleans IS 10 Cue. None arriving
Muscsvado 40 to 41c. nj,
MILL ORFAl--Te quote Bran II 20 ccntr sh"''r 70
cents: hrownstna 50 cents ships,nt to c-Gsa
okTs.-SU TO o. cts.
PoTAToEs.-75 to q - pur bueLcl AZ 10 quantity
aud quality
PEAS.-Sons In ruarket.
PLASrER.-Lump held al i3H Claiborne. Ground
ss4. Loose $7x. Sharp's Grouuu ts%.
iiME.-None In market.
RICE.-6B TO THc.
GCM.-I5c
ave. TO IS cta. The latter price would be ~rsi. dia-
Guilty obtained. There IL but little coming In.
saLT.-sales saa to 8. Alum Salt $l:i 10 9.
IRON AND NAILs.-ing iEun, s2ZLo 20: o"tnss, 40
to lou ger ton.; English refined, TredegHr and Arnoiy
Az. Out Nails 81. III 3Has; = q. castand Smear steel
10 TO Is cts; y d. Blistered Steel 6 TO ~ cts; e II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-22
An ORDINANCE

IT. Hepeal The Ratification cfM Constitution
State Of Virginia, and Ia Resume all the
RiyhtS and .P0nerS granted under suid
Constitution.
The people Of Virginia, in their ratification
Of the Constitution Of the United States Of
America, adopted by them in The Convention,
on the twenty. fifth day OF june, in the year,
Of our Lord one Thousand seven hundred and
lightweight, having declared that the powers
granted under tue said Constitution, were de.
rived from the people Of the United States,
and might be resumed whatsoever the same
should be- perverted TO their injury and on.
preston; aud the Federal Government hayin.
perverted said powers not only to the Injury
Of the people of Virginia, but to the opIres.
sion CT the Southern siavcholding States:
Now, therefore, we, the people OF F;rginia,
do declare and orfain that the ordinance adopt
ed by the people Of this State IN Convention,
on the twenty fifth day OF june, III the year Of
our Lord one/thousand seven hundred and
tighty-eight. whereby the Constitution of the
United States of America vas ratified and
ali acts OF the General Assembly Of this State
ratifying or adopting amendments to said Con.
Sll'utIou hle hereby fetealeN hIiu hoInshlcu
that the union between the Stale vi Virginia
and the other States under the Constitution
aforesaid, is hereby dissolved, and that the
State of Virginia is in full possession and en-
erc;se Of all the rights Of sovereignty which be-
long and appcrtam 10 4 zee and independent
State. And they do further declare that said
Constitution of he United States Of America
is no longer binding on any Of the citizens ,t
this Stale.
This ordinance shall take effect and be All
act Of this day, when ratified by n majority Of
the votes Of the people Of this State, cast ut Il
poll to be taken thereon, on The fourth Thurs.
day in May next, in pursuance Of Il schedule
hereafter to be enacted.
Done in Convention in the city Of R;ch.
snond, on the seventeenth day If April, IN the
year Of our Lord one thousad eight hundred
and sixty.cnc, and in the eishty.iith year Of
the Commonwealth OF Virginia.
\ true copy.
JonH L. EuBANx,
Secretary Of Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-22
BIZ III GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
pROCI,AMATIOE.

4 PROCLAMATION.
Hheyeus, The Convention OF this Common
wealth, on the 26th day Of April, 1851, adopted
an ordinance to amend the Constitution OF this
Commonwealth, so as to strike out the twenty
second and twenty.thiTd sections Of the fourth
article Of the present Constitution, and to in
sert the following in lieu thereof, viz:
Taxation shall be equal and uniform
throughout the Commonwealth, and all prop
erty shall be taxed il proportion to its value,
which, shall be asccrta,ncd in such manner as
may be prescribed by las; but any property
NAV be exempted from taxation by the vote Of
u majority of the whole number Of members
elected to each House Of the General ASSEM-
bly,"
And whereas, i; is also provided by said Or.
Iinaace that it shall take effect on the first day
Of July next, when ratified By q majority Of
the votes OF the people of The Commonwealth,
cast at Il poll to be taken thereon, on the
fourth Thursday in My: And whereas, by
the schedule annexed 10 said Ordinance, 1t Is
made the duty Of the Governor, without de-
lay. to make proclamation Of the result, sta.
ting therein tue aggregate vote ior and against
the all erdment. And it appearing that Inc
entire vote OF the State Cannot now be ascer-
tanned, and the result cannot be changed by the
vote Of such counties as have not f'een heard
,om therefore, +, JOHN LErCHER, Govern.
or of the Commonwealth Of Virginia, by virtue
Of the authority aforesaid, do hereby proclaim
that the following is The aggregate vote cast on
the said fourth Thursday in May upon the
said question, as appears from the returns re.
cei7ed: -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-22
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,

NICHHUNp, 4 IT 80 -,
ysNlIE dnties devolved In supplying the troops In the hsid
wit, suali Aims, Field ARTILLERY, aud Ammuhhioh
therefor, requ!lilg a division OF labor, The following oruer
Is issued:
The Uulonel Of Ordnance Of Virginia will continue 70 Az
IND 10 the issue of arms, both Artillery sud Small Arms,
belonging 10 this State, and to the mLnofac'ufe OF fie'a
Carriages and Csissons.
The making up q all kinds Of Ammunition, inclnaine lne
manufacture Of Percussion Caps and the issuing OF ue
ssme. will be attended 10 by the Ordnance Department o.
The southern Confederscy, for which purpose 30 musn o.
,br Ammunition as il now on hand ~ the Asmosv, anu the
present accommodation for further 10 uuiacture OIL Annu-
ni,;ou as Is now appropriated for that purpose % this
State, be turned over TO The Confederate uu'ns
the continuance OF the war.
The Colonel Of Ordnance Of Virginia will make the neees-
ssry arrangement to carry out the foregoing oTasr; c1
June l3-a ~ 'ooN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-22
For the Enquirer.

Are yc Ready.
Llo. Southern patriots, faithful aud bold,
Say, are ye ready, numbered and told,
Stcrnlv 10 7iEd!cate, firmly ~ hold
Ali that your fathers left y1u ui old:
What do We struggle for, what do yc claim,
More than is due to your safety and fame!
Less would dishonor;and b!acken Jour narue,
Leaving you nothing but sorrow and shame.
Think Of tho future, boys; list to the wise,
Heed not the d.magogue, mark his disguise;
BE not deluded, boys; false are his cries,
Strip him md lash him, boys; tell him he lies
Up aid be 'iving all, arm for the fight,
Soon shall the morning break, c!oudlrss and
bright,
Reason and justice shall dawn from the night,
Ga to the battle field God for the right!
lsT RIFLES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-22
A letter to the New York Herald from +

A letter to the New York Herald, from For
tress Monroe, under date Of the 10Th instant,
has the following statements:
The list OF killed and wounded ut Bethel
Church is not yet complete.
Fortress Monroe is in reality invested. in.
gross and esress by the sea, and Il few miles
in extent Of the James river are open to us;
but no aggressive movements can bc made
with safety without double the present number
Of troops and means of transportation
The New York Naval Brigade has received
its accoutrements Some Of them complain
that they have been grossly deceived as to
their pay twenty dollars per month land not
~cleven) being the amount promised them at
the time Of enlisiing.
AN aggressive movement, by land, will be
made at as early n day as possible. General
Pierce will not be allowed TO command the
advancing forces.
Col. ". Il. Allen, Colonel First Regiment,
in his official report Of the action Of his rcgi.
mcnt in the battle Of Bethel, says upon report
Ing to General Pierce, he directed NE to pro.
coed to the front and deploy my regiment in
front Of tho battery, which ! did, and SO re.
maincd for one hour and forty minutes, under
a heavy fire of At least twenty guns-somc o!
them riiled aud four shell guns-the enc,
my deploying in my front with about Loo
men, but made no advance. They, however,
threw out two heavy llAnkiDg parties on my
right and left, the former with two guns, and
completely outtlanked the entire brigade, at
which time General Pierce deemed it pruden,
tu retire. | ain certain there were ut least
four thousand Of the enemy OH the ground,
with CONSTANT reinforcenents from Yorktown
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-22
h TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
DpnHT AN8TT0

a PROCLAMATION.
Whereas the Convention Of this Common.
wealth, OIL the Eth Of April, 1851, adopted an
ordinance to repeal the ratification Of the Con-
S~titution Of the United States Of America, by
the State OF Virginia, and 70 rcsurue all the
rights and powers granted under said Cunsti-
tuition; and by Il schedule thereto annexed,
provided for taking the sense Of the qualified
voters Of this Commonwealth upon The ralli.
cation or rejection Of said ordinance, and direct,
ed the Governor ~ ascertain I'll" vote 50 taken,
and without delay 10 make proclamation OF the
result, stating therein The aggregate vote for
and 6gainSt the ratification: and, whereas, the
returns Of several counties have not been lie.
ceived ind uf others cannot DC obtained, in
consequence Of the presence OF Il hostile force
ia the Northwestern snd Of the blockade i'll
the Eastern portions Of the Stale: and, by the
returns which have been received it appears,
that an Overwhelming Minority of the people
have voted for the ratification Of the said ordi-
nancr uuw, therefore, |, JoHH LETcnEK, Gov.
crlor, in pursuance Of the authority so given,
10 hereby proclaim the aggregate vote alore.
said to be as follows:
For Ratification. .l23, $50
For Rejection, 2O,Si3
Majority for Ratification, ..lO5,5T
And to the end that the entire vote Of the
Stale, rs far MS il can be- asccrtalncd, may be
known 10 the people, | have estimated the
vote OF the counties from which returns have
not been received, taking the same from the
local papers and from SOURCES believed to he
correct or nearly So, and appended !, TO this
proclamation.
do therefore further declare, that the said
ordinance has been ratified by The qualified
voters pi this Commonwealth, and in conlOr.
nifty to It's provisions, do annex hereto a copy
thereof, together with the schedule aCcOmpa.
nying the same. And whereas by another
ordinance, 'for the adoption Of the Constitution
0f the Provisional Government OF the Con1cd.
crate States of America" PASSED on the 25th
Of April, 1861, it is provided, that the said or
dinarce shall Cease TO have any legal operation
or effect il the people Of this Commonwealth,
upon the vote directed to he taken on llle Or.
dlnance Of Secession, shall reject the same;
and it now appearing by the said vote, That
tho people have ratified the said Ordinance Of
Secession, therefore ] do further proclaim that
the Constitution OF the Provisional Govern.
ment Of the Confederate States of America,
ordained and established at Montgomery, Ala.
bama, on the eighth day of February, 1851, is
now in full force in this Commonwe alth, and
must be respected md obeyed.
~ Given under my hand as Governor
u. S and under the seul Of the Common
49,, wealth, this 14th day Of Junc, 1861,
and III the S5lh year ui the Commonwealth.
JOHN LETCHER
BY the Governor:
GEORGE W. MuSroRD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Estimate 81 COnjectural Njorities J"r and
again:t Secession IN Counties jrdm nhich no
aIkurlx hnrs hem mdLs:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-22
NOTICE.,
NOTICE.
~isaIQr "a nnrrs nWuIrIN NIL ~

DAssAGE to PORTS POwHATAS and e1as-.ah
{ JAMESTowS, and to GROVE and EH-
STONE WIZARDS pAILT.-The Steamer G-SSyIliaE
CURTIS PECK, CsptaIa !. II. Freeman. sAasS-E@
viii, for the accommodation OF those wishing 10 Sislt
friends stationed 1t airy OF the above places, as also tho.
II Williamsburg and YorH;o~n,) leave the whnr. a: kocL
etts EVERY MORNING. Except srndhy.D precise. AZ
o'clock, toush ~ City Point By ; O'Clock, Fort po"!s;a:.
by " o'clock, jamestown - o'clecS, Grove Wharf y y.
and Stone Wharf ! o'siocI, p. ~.
RETUHlNG.-Whl leave Stone Wharf At ~ cc!ora,
Grove at ~ O'Clock, aud, touching ~ all :he regular
wha.res. Goth going and returning arrive o. R!chnc:.!
about 81 O'Clock, 1. 4.
Passage for the trip TO Stone Wharf and return, q. Steals
extra, 90 cts. each.
~ The above schedule WI! be comr=aeei on MON.
DAY, 2+.h June.
June 20 P. Q. HAsHiSa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-22

"a%1 correspondent says: II tell you
"Fis "ii! send rnen who will fight
:. sacI7 bones the flesh is hacked
".js through blood aud slaughter
ga u 'ae stars and stripes"
-: Of 1912, and in the Mexican war,
* :e:is boosted that she furnished no
az 1t was "~uabecoming a christian
40 SO. And when Inc soldiers VINO
cn and sent at the private expense Of
:. aH!ns, came back from Mexico, they
.ess s''sso ard rotten-egged 10 the streets Of
'T-I-I1 H"0tec at as ''bu1chcra!' The n.
!. e ~ tia, time called Gen. Worth
1" '""e s'm's jourueyusn throat.cut.