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The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13
SOUTHERN NEWS.

The Northern papers give some extracts
from Southern papers as follows:
Three fashionable gambling houses were
broken up last night by the police and the
dealers and bankers arrested. It has caused
considerable commotion among the sports
men.
Robert johnson and c. B. Mitchell have
been elected Confederate Senator'S from Ar
kansas.
From Memphis, by means of telegram tc
the Day Book, we obtain the information that
General Grant lost eight hundred men in his
attack on Belmont, and that the Confederates
captured 200 prisoners. The Confederate loss
is not stated, but is heavy
The Confederate steamer George Page still
harbors in Quantco creek, and may be seen
from Budd's Ferry.
Commander George N. Hollins has been
ap, ointed flag captain on the New Orleans
naval station.
The Port Tobacco Times says, % Mr.. r B
p ,sey is still under arrest. The arrest Of
Mr.. Posey Is very much regretted by his tel-
l,w countrymen, and what is most astonist-
in., MIR P has all along been regarded as a
firm Union man."
A company of soldiers was stationed at
each of the precincts at the e ectien in
Charles county, Md, but there was no dis
turbance and everything went on quietly and
fairly. Several negroes have made their es-
cape from the Charles county Jail.
The old custom house at Norfolk has been
burned down, Loss not serious.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13
ELECTION NOTICE.

IN OBEDIENCE to writ of election from
l. Francis II. Pierpoint, Governor OF Virginia,
bearing date on the 18th day of October 1851, the
subscribers, Commissioners, to whom the said writ
is directed, hereby give notice that, Wednesday,
the Goth day of November 1861, an election viii
be held at the several places ofvoting in the
ty of Alexandria, for the following county Off
GERS Sheriff, missioner ofthe Revenue, Clerk
of the County Court. Attorney for the Common.
wealth, four magistrates from each magisteral
district, and county constables
On the same day, and under the sane utbority,
polls will be opened in each Of the four wards Of
the city of Alexandria, for the election Of the fol-
lowing city officers Mayor, Auditor, Collectors
of Taxes Measurers of Wood and Bark, superin-
tendent Of Police. Superintendent of Gas, Measu
rers of Lumber, Clerk of the Market, four men,
hers of the Common Council, and two me mbers Of
the Board of Aldermen from each ward.
HENRY MANSFIELD,
LEWIS MCKENZIE,
STEPHEN SHINN,
WILLIAM ARNOLD,
novS-eote Special Com missioneIs.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13

A CONFEDERATE PRISONER
interest was exhibited on the streets here,
about noon to-day, on the appearance of a
guard of soldiers having in charge Con
federate volunteer, made prisoner near Po
hiek, by some Michigan scouts. He is pri
vate Of the lst Maryland Regiment, G. mpa
ny A, Capt. Goldsborough, and was made
prisoner while on picket duty. We were
unable To learn his name.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13

The MILITARY CoURT.-The Military
Court, Judge Freese, held its usual session
at the Court House, this morning. Its at
tention was occupied with the consideration
of q large number OF unimportant military
Cases.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13

WOOD The supply Of wcnd is coming in
from the country around has increased con-
siderably during the past few days. Quite a
number of carts were in this morning, and
sold their loads at excellent prices. The far
mers who yet remain in the vicinity, would
do good turn, both to themselves and this
community, by using all the teams they can
spare from other work to hauling wood into
town. 1t would prove very remunerative en-
ployment.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13

EXCITEMENT Considerable excitement
was created at the upper end of Prince street
lrst night, caused by one OF the guards firing
upon soldier who attempted to pass him
improperly. The facts Of the case were soon
made known in the vicinity, and quiet was
restored
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13

Busy ApPEARANcE.-The aspect of King
street during yesterday and to-day was quite
business like, owing to the unusually large
number of United States soldiers, WIN were
in town on leave of absence from the camps
In this vicinity.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13

RIVER MONUMENTAL few vessels con
tinue tt arrive from below, bringing oysters,
grain and wood, but they are few indeed, and
prices continue extremely high. No vessel
has arrived to.day from below the Confede.
rate batteries.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13

ATTACK WITH AN AxE.-On Monday last
a man named James Conlan, residing on Pitt
street, while intoxicated, threw an axe at his
wife, which struck her in the back, cutting
the poor woman severely. The man was ar
rested, and properly dealt with.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13
DR.: MCCONNELL, DENTIST,

FROM WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
WlLL visit Alexandria on Wednesdays and Sa-
w turdays, profession ally, each week.
Nc OFFICE-Corner of King and Washing
ton streets, next door to the Office Of Judge G..
Neale, lately occupied by Douglas +. Forrest.
nOY4-2W
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13
A CARD.

DURING the suspension of my regular School
IL Exercises, am willing, for the sake of cor
genial employment, to receive few students, to
whom will give thorough daily instruction in all
the solid English branches, together with Conpo,
sition, Book Keeping, Mathematics, and the Ply
steal Sciences.
This will afford a rare opportunity for improve
ment to such young men and youths, as desire
the quiet, order, and refinement of a SELECT
SCHOOL, together with the personal instruction
of an experienced Teacher.
TERMS Sl2.50 per Misunderstanding $3.50.
No extra charges whatever. Hours of instruction.
from 9, A. NJ, to ], p. NJ. Exercises to he com
menced on the End of December
IL mo = I'm CALEB s. HALLOWELL.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13
WOOD.
DRUGS CHEMICALS, &c.

DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.
nRpGs, &c.-We have on hand,
II l25 OF. Qainine; Is lbs Calomel;
20 lbs Blue Mass; 20 do. Turkey Opium;
10 do. Iodide Potash;
30 do. Refined Camphor;
OF. Sulphate Morphia;
70 lbs. Chloroform; 200 gals. Kerosene Oil:
Also, Alcohol, ETHEREAL Oil, Linseed Oil and
Paints of all kinds. For sale nv
LEADBEATER h CO.,
Iomo3" colin Nos. & 7 S. Fairfax street
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13

FOB PRINTING, HANDBILI CA d 5,
- BILL HEADS, CIRCULAR de, &C..
neatly and expeditously printed, on the lowest
terms, at the Alexandria Gazette Office, near the
corner of Prince and Fairfax streets.
nov CIV
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13
I. LOUIS KINZER,
Il TT D Il NEY 4 Il Law,

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MILL ATTEND to the prosecution of Claims
w for damages sustained by citizens of Alex
andria and vicinity, by the use and occupation or
destruction of their property by the u S. troops.
oct 15-4w*
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13

Governor Curtin, of Pennsyl ania, in a
letter to Mr.. Seward, calls attention to the
delay which as marked The payment TO
Pennsylvania of the money she advanced in
raising and equipping volunteers, and hints
that it would be satisfactory if the govern
ment would be more prcmptin settling claims
of this character.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13

Vessels arrived at Baltimore rep ,rt that
they saw on the SJh in the Gulf Stream, 80
miles fro m Cape Hatteras, indications of the
wreck OF some steam er.s
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13

PORTLAND KEROSENE.
Am GALLONS Of the above, which is upv.y.
fVV sally acknow lodged to be equal if not SUI
perior, to any other, received and for sale ut re-
duced price. HENRY COOK a co
now Sarepta Hall, King street.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13

The general impression is that considera.
BILE fighting was going on yesterday and to-
day, on the advanced lines Of the belligc-
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13

OIL! OIL! OIL!!!
ARD OIL, Machine Oil, Linseed, both raw and
IL boiled, Ethereal Oil, pure Neatsfoot Goal Oil.
Train and Tanners Oil, received and for sale bv
nov9 HENRY COOK 4 co, Sarepta Hall.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13

The old custom house at Norfolk has been
burned down. Loss not serious.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13

nOvS-eote
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05

FREIGHTS.
by this Route Treigh.s of 81 description,
can be forwarded to and from: Philadelphia,
New York. gB39on; talnmere,' 20 and from
any poin, on lie Rail Roads Of Ohio, Kentucky
Indiana, Illinois, ,Wiseonsin, Lava, or Missouri,
BY Rs;l Road dsreet!.: : ii ]: : | 4 !
The Penns, lvania Rail Road also connect,
At Pifisbs,gh, With S1samers. by-which Goods
can b forvsrded'to xny port on tho Ohio,
Muskingun, Kentucky, Isnneeee. Cumberland,
Illinois, MisaissippI ,Bi.eonsin, Missouri,
Kansas, Arkansas and Red Rivers and At
Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago with Steam
ers to oil Ports on tie North Western Lakee.
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the
transportation Of their Freight to this Compa-
~ .canr<!y with confidence on itsspeedy transit.
THE KATEs OF FHElcHT to and from any
point in the West by the Peuneylvsn!a Rail
ksaA, are It al tt..es favorable a. ars ehesged
~ other r. r. CoMpanies:' ~" .}'" y: 4 Fl
z36 b particular to mark packages ...vis
Peaaa. Z. r. =" '''''- II @.' ~ !'@>>
Z. ). 'ssliD1l, Phil.d.lphi.. e. >.>2..::
MAo.Av + Koox., 80 North Street; B.ltin@e,4f.s.
L1seH 4 Co., No. 2 Astor, House, ~ Ne. i
8. WIN. st., N. Y. f:'>.' - * - u
LtIcH & CO., No. II st.te Street, Boston /
H. H. 'aoUs1.,H, Cent Freight 14gv, Philada:
l.. L. HOUR. Gent 1sckst Ag't, Philadelphia
Exocn Ltwis, Gt.'l S.,'t, AltoSaa, RI.
49,, v2ns28=iy "'-'': on ~ .''. '@'.'2
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
ANDRIA
DOueIAa Ciny4r

ne most 4 Agricultural regions Il s.. E.r0
West. It 10 inthe centre Of the County sad =
admitted by oil to occupy natural psilt Iae
Town. Farmers in quest Of superior land
claims combining timber, water, and prairis-
1nvalids seeking hsalth hpd q comfortable ~
treat where hunting and fehing nsy b ildsk
ged in to any extent; or The lover q ~
beautiful II a.tart, vAls: Al..:pAEia ses
Situated On the etat. Road t. Breskinriaes
nd Fort Abertrenbie qual,y distant: tfjo
eather-und der the management Of 'nea pSAlse-
ring the utmost energy, i Alex .ndri, lid fsis
lobe one Of the largest inland towns in Mn
nesota. The country to the south and w'1ua
il Prairie' and Timber in the finest pproroftfsa
while to the North and East there exisnla ~
unbroken body of Woodland, tho. greater per-
tion Of it being Of good s,Ie and quality.
The Prairies and Lakes in the vicinity 'ds-
serve particular mention. Eden Prairie ~ 10
ten miles long; and fromsone to ons;Gnd1elan
miles wide, With timber alons the sides ak4pf =
Farmers and 1t many points along sre bsesti-
Efal building spe,son nc thore az u SesolifsI
lake, t.0ardeI Door Is and s.Sedxe'' sPxalries
are aleo worth the attention Of Farmers, bsi4e
Of moderate size; high upland and entirely
enclosed with timber These PratiritSE, E1lf a.
verge from tho Town Site aad ars '<aeeisas,ibl.
F to tho STATE Road Ieks tAgees'sso and .seVi-
aona, skirtin9 eden }RYairis, charming
les ofiwatey and Tor picturesque beauty cannst
b surpassed" within ons,tw6 aid three iahlles
ars Lakes.sL. tQsxles,,i nd sQpr.
sss ssss: rs IT.:
keautiful- Along theit banks 1rs oth61s6ads
t0f claimse~s country iesPab lss ss suppduaing
depes. settlemepts, and toithpss eeakinG homes
il the Reet il presented country Pesseetipg ex
Itraordinary alterations, Thx ctmpany &c
He most liber al>inducenleA AStkx4 ;Sttlse
|ftonthe aTown4Site sLs4teaas6 ddrestedetG Il
kf;HStiXf 941%as III r4nS R4t
u Is GEORGE f. BRO n Sc. gGioud.sR{if b
Epfempsly answered. .aEl. = 5a6sn1sr IifAI
~ Axsnaris, Sept sothls6e,-tf.;usg .y4aiis
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
TIN j FEN 1 lels1 ] yAntl|G(s'nt. I

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4 aoolo.o & III .Itsi ii a .4sdus,,H 10 = Il
CENTRAL :,l RI k1b2 ROAD !.
ut tIa, t| Ssa y SLY .s
WITH 2s6gsllLEy ,sDQURLEl EREHE.
,qtsa.3t1 rnRira tik,fr' :4aXtxsj, tsos: 1o1'
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FROM PlITIIS;BBy!he QPAt 4 !ll 4!
AIi coxxIc4ttaaa '1pp1ztcf" INV ,roix.'
,Morning, Mail;s sAfte1noont ,Tast
"'i1sineS Might Expr<ss.a~ "Ht
owe 1T'rqsi'n 'D's1'ry%:aftse net!4'
PATTsRURGlTo KEW PORK I.
(4aQa Milss) yaZ .;,,oto e
WITHOUT CHANGE OF Cans. -~,-~.---
@s IT,. csss.?'ee. ~ t .s,se CHI.
Ar,iviss Howe
Il IN ADVANCE or OTHER ROUTES,
In time ~ Boston
DT RAIL OR. BOAT LINES.
|, Z!I"1!oaqsar b'now -1ulDiaauQYJ aH1'
l El1 iiiIa sTtaiaiP 'Yua1 ;Dailyys2utne
snihIind Sundays, Excepted. go ~, =,
\ 9dai - roH.no .%n:--- 'nt.r~s,i}. -yors
NINE 'DsilyG Trains from; n iladelphis 10 New
/ York Tickets COED on any, Line ;sr =
/ Train. New York or Boston Tickets
[ via Pittsburg good
VIA PuIIAbELpniA on AIEENfowN.
BOAT TICKETS TO BOSTON GOOD
via any Of the Boat Lises.J rr
Tro DaiIx Cuanectio1s from. Harris
burg to Ba1iasoss dfna Washington.
BAGGAGE CHECKED ETHR6UoH ALL
TRANSFERS FREE.
/ - / J i I4-+t
Fare alroy. as Lou a. any other Route.
guy Sitk*t' tia a :. 9llitttshnfg:
TICKETS FOR SALE At ALL mlin OFFICES.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, :.
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4 B.e,.le.t 1..t'...s;eaa, s,,eai 81 a.t4ta
do4fness, ,iot III, RfAifL e1;xas SIC "a H.
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p'ta't., and t.peeia1y lei n ss1s q E;sss~
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M Acting srree.n, IN Who, .pp:y;sy L.
occupation, hsti's Of life, 49, and j. ss.ss
Of extreme poverty heditin'' furaifaA.sh..
yAlGABlE:REpoRTs.Sn sper,atsrrhs.,
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs ;as.4
sery, sent to hss&ietei ID sealed latter -
velopes, free ofshsrgs. Two q thfss ssa1pv
for postage will b sceeptabie!@s E'oaa'
address; DIR. u. SKlLLEN~ R0Ee8F0A
Acting Sugeon,, Hoverd Asao,iatis1, M /
South Ninth Street, philad slphh, r.. Dy,s6
der Of ths Directors: = - 5.fI >facC'
EZRA D. HEARTwEIL, Pre1laeI&
Gro. FA1RsallD, Secretary. ,3n77:ll
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
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4 Name g MoTtIagees Hspsa v esa1s(a -
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Eo1 The Register * nsed Of Seams Comfy. RI
~ then TsftitSf5 A5~ DKtCSf ll1lkseA u
Which, Most64ge HelI daily issllssed ts1 n.
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sigament d1}Ir psdlasdd y 49, lGkAe
Register, Of Deedc Of sid Comfy q 1tsaEnR
in Book am Attitdntntbj,, On - 2094e
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gegelst tle de IT, hereof aPd e dhs thsrl9 =
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e. Prescription q, the. len91 I'D. 3fsDleQ -
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deserie;d sees er Psrssl .flhaAaytse i9!N
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
Cali and Examine tAexoads!.. ),

Call and . II. ha y. t oa8.ss H . Il x
%s g. S ;;eas :; s'9es =
fever twelve years experience in the businesi
he is oesdAs1sHhs. hs, ~i.lr, s&flsiA6j hlsabs
q WHO nay leave their work with hin.
YQaIive1lweH.sts& svals71,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05

Splendid ts,ortpent ofJsvsry and Silver
Plated Ware. eo6sisiii6 gin P.ft Of Cameo, Co.
raj. Carbuncle, Mosaic, EnAmeled and Lava
Sets: Sleeve Buttons and Studs; Vest, Neck
and Chatalsine Chains Goble,s, Cups, Spoons,
Napkin Rings, Butter Knives, Gold Pens,
Finger Rings, ste'5 etc., ftos uunirousto Mon
E0onAH liza q Mimi nHr ,tnnw ell 80 .tn~ai
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-27
Missouri Mining CoinnnIl.H


Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1861.
CAPITAL STOCK OO, 900.
Mis- COMPANY IS FORMED FoiE TIIE puR-
"A tppaeOt advancing the great mining interests ~
our state We do not profess to be governed by
pnteiy PhtlauthFopEc motives In infttafinE fiifs IN;
believe that tle stock can ~ made to
pay large QlTldends aud at the Sane time more rcnI
GOOD accomplished aud greater progress iraiIt,i6 A
yslgPag and making known the astomislug mineral
Ms& th o1 Missouri than by the use OF d Te Iirar tht
Of our capital Invested In 9ny other
We alIall make thg once 1I nur rOhiptny q Cont
pc:e mining bredu Of The mineral resources of;the
sac. Wa hays under our CHARTER 10 Eurs
ma sell mineral lands wherever lc3ttsf In
rsnt iRduern1cntS will be cap!
IInsA aud mining advcntursFS, who desrs to pur.
work paying mines, by dealing WltnIS
We respectfully solicit the attention II all ~iio
Of the same describing tho kind OF minerals on tsiF
l1iis thsnumbFr of GcFe5 t loent tIiG low
esE seah price they are willing TO take for said lnuda
We shall work only srtl nfnss d. nav lar r6g,y INF
S!l9I elau AMI prove most m the lands wO eel. Tho
ior SUBSCRIPTION TO the stock are now GpUn Mt
te ptice ot the Company, Main street; n6rfhTFast
No. llust strHet All Wh6 feel an interest int lis
snDscFibe. Tioje Wishing stock iyins. ont Of tss
citSF can secure II by enei6sInS temper cent f tS
amount l4 wanted to tho President Of Treasurer, =
Henry D1Baeon, iIs4g Mitthed Batter. rsS.
Alfred CENpp, Esq, L. q, lIRrVgOoti- = "a =
I3ossr;, IatbEop, EsQ, T. Si Lynch. ia.
g 'At AsoES' Esl Joseph Payne, ESqss
. 1eats DSBaoj56S = = 1.v.Dosy.ss
~ BUTLER, .Troas. ALFRED CT ApPt tPres,t
The above Prospectus has mp to thIS date lren
n9!lshsd in only one Of our leHduR papers iur ton
tlay9. Hoextr1 eorib to get btuek taken liaS6 ben
alA e yst The publ 90 yell appFeciate tho snppd.
meas ri the enterpr rise, that two undtel fho{,
and d0llNFa Ofth stock has ALREADY been tSRSn VSb
M"nl briefly ttate that the shares arc S25 eae pai
"a lll Witho1t further fie.
M only when iyilsH5a are rSeeiYsd
Any person having money to spare, can by the pur.
@ shares in the Missouri Mining Comrany
stock thats ryidil Ihto e1s iSftjohtl6SS
AE e4InmqnleAtiopa @ the President promptly
etfSS IS g Sret!: mh507d&W2ni
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-27

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'i"u ,,,o Sus IN tue exertt.
!S ~ !5 e!l1 y sElts4 threes .ioud -And
ns1tEy sqssEs ssi were .s glyeRtor the br1ve and
t'tIi nv, iSf1s 80: 49, ,s
tie fHiI n,iaa staFaeu reported
~,
1st gSae PssoPsea a1Pssel,neS Ms I
soors.of lie present. adlainisIfaSion thus bus
| far and intend to staltsl ,6y 1t .in Carrying
oet s tae Sonstitatlon and tue eufOFcehieht
:. .95 Sss 80, y" a..
"a. hesStved, s,sV! Tint We DO not endorse
we snomit ". 20 the ordinnnce of
sSGsss,ol il!sse" 9nEs Convention
NJ Rtchmond, 6siteyihg e 10 be an insult
to 70, ms MS iteesneti Of YiiEiniR, ndt being
saAgttoned by US tAt the lllot box before
Heeoning the policy of ihi 81 State. z
Sd lee9otrsd q Fliilt we ill Ei16t, be co.
ereed mo sa ty m res Sy the r. F. sy's
y lnst1e 9, East Or our q as
lreS men men OF Eested fEoui US,
ana " 10.
views expressed IN the foregoing
Fesoletlons, anu Tor, the purpose of pro-
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t.ia,l tR6st9 aaaR880KsI1RB IItta41at toE1s4r..

Great Union DemonstrAIi6n5eo ann. n
bell T9rFs the Delsg3te to the Q on.
Stewards dantpssT6etS taFSa and strinsS
aFeEa&Sed amid Mute ana Cannon
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fFrpm tie Wellsbnfg IIieFnld 4

steward & ~ 81, me-
arerafsed amid AIuste and Cannon 4
fFrpm the WellSbnFe iisFaid9j
Anndbills were printed and H sin sciJ.
culatiou on AtodtlaS morning calling 1.for a 4 1
mass meeting Of the neopie az BrooEes
county, irrespective of partv, tosmcet on
the pexEddY 6lS2 Rim ito Is6 4 the renoFfH
of our, delegate, q Tar, .iusts returrefS
from the Convention: al 20 'lriit;eF;SfJ 5st
to't the course to be pnfsned AZ III 81 =
tfon OF, VifeiuiG, in t be. .present en- sFgencv
NotwithstnnGinRi the Ef1ortt nnfira M,
the hour arrived there Nh fo66fl ~ lSs 'fh...
largest assemhlGRe, Of a politfcsI ana eSsr
secfl I'm the stfesis Of yVelIehurr, = TeS,sS-z
tlle.comntY :,
sides no afew yistt6Es fron 3 the the
County The ladies ai oiS Sra IN 1n fIiI
force, Tie, Court House literally lS1eIs
flowed wit1iaa spoutanpons, lem an ststtSn5
Showing TINT the bearts az, Tia 6eo6Ie
were. fn It, and ina ibeyi rad 'fro n,
their IA tlCnt,E r. n II - 80. -,
Aeldrre Union fii6 sbr fR fset % l;;;,s.
sented az, baL6lf of TI,e Toj;ss Sn5 SarS
I'm n ~,
u D. Nir6oiis Fsd I,y t5 3 h., Z,
nar fntIe, tr;,Ti 3tI,o tsf lIf;.
einta House and erected MI I tI1n5d sF;ng
.hursts Of enthusiasm MS It floateds out ma
iestical wand ,rpandlv sto,tbe breeze amid
The rolling.of 1Fusna;sfirinl of cannon and,
shouts from hundredsof 1atriotic throAts.
,Mr. Tnrr next nrorprTlaI n, n l;lrSss tI,o
= 4. -. -. - " s.'S -
Richmond Convention. = :, His account Of
l'iststewardship was very sntisfactoEy, and
his deau4ciation fstha Etrtasnnabas con-.
sptrry. which eliminated in the etcrdal.
disgrace Of the State was particularly,
3caEhfnp His ramurGrn H,aRa art SS,e;.,,t;l
calIy cheefGdti HaSpnid al deserved tribute
10 Mr.. Curtis, of Aee6maE, n rclStiT TeI Of
Cen Yasliington, aud, altli6ugh,sS d SLAVE.
holder, one of the b0ldest and most t,n..
compromising YVnions plep in the iGonven,
tion, which. was l6nio5rfed ono ~ q cheer. tl,nt
it would have done any Fpatriotic lidart
good to hear. .s.zs...
After ar. Tarr had concluded "a mo lion
was made 10 lad jourtt until next Monday,
being Courtiday, and commitree,aS fol-
lows, was appointed to prepare business
Eors.the adjourned meeting: ALHui Ktibn,i
JMmes ASeteF, r. C6unsti itnEu, u DFjfV1ff q!
lug, J. r. BqFgoyne, Robert Nich9lfs, ECs
Devinuey, SamWetlilAdAms,f Alfred hank,
Talbot Hammond Rev, d. Harvey IA g WI
sGtpthsrs, 81,
Jostph GTst, wm. sINiggens, Z. 4 arr; Nat!
,Welis, 81 Il. Marks.
well submitted the following resolution
whiche was unanimously referred to The
above named committee: s -
We,citizsnstofl Brooke county. in Con-
iventiop assembled, respectfully aud eiird-
estly recommend 'te al The counties et, the
~ Sne
sissa ,.s - I y Ssa9
a. ,lSs C;,s, II nj
A. -, [s.Sy W 1sA1 \ Utt ssiI Stay 0l
,I,s " ssSs
C,, ,',si ~ 49,: .,s
y NOM rJ ~ ,tt:
measures ma ars - iS - YI:a
SveTnmeSt 6f :, 5S .,,.s
Const jIS N.
zeus of the FS3SIsi q 4,, ~
iij IL Is 4, * * Y tssV