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pHGSPHGK-PERUffAN GUAN0.

An ao~ ready 10 supply orders for y fertilizers es
/ fSs; they IN. All may rely npon getting aith
delay article inferior TO any have made; dne
=ut In The phosphate ingredients, from anything else 10
nsskt anc better, bscEasc IL cootal1s more pure Bosp
PVOSrHErH LINE any other Manipulated Guano.
The results NJ applying my preparations 10 wheat the
past season ba.e faro-sle could lie expected
under the combined disasters OF joint ty rust, and
Of all the drought rhch prevented the present IA.
vorsbe action Of the phosphate, to great eStrnl 81
the tim. the whea, granins But the onss Of the test;
ocny that was equal or superior 10 Peruvian du"no on
wheat whilst for lands that need phospnstes-as nearly all
land. do has proved It's superiority under fair scasonsf for
producing good stand Of Clover II sirue that occasion
81 failures have been reported but ey such every
manipulation hesss Of sometimes due TO the fac, that the
and did need phosphaes, but aost generally 70 The
season both and crver have known
The cvidencv OF the vaut OF my nanure5 TO he
olnd In the fact that have order: for more than four
tines much au txd ul the SKule period last year.
Persons who are Induced to try my gIuno from their
experience, the representations Of Others are par
cularly requested order Runs gusno and 10 tn
ry get it. there many manipulated aftcies IN Ie
o8rkei.
1t can be had Of myself the commission merchants
generally In Richrond Of my agents. M-ssrs ruoAAs
BRANCH SONS, Petersburg: NJ. uULLINs CO., Lynch.
pusg HUGH SCOTT, Fredericksburg; MASON MARTlh
CO., yco.try ryille JOHNSTON, CLARKE CO., DaarIilt.
Sept -cu FRANK. G. RUFFIS.
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NAVY DEPAt.'fuENr,


NAVAL Ocers within The Confederate States. who are
~ embraced by and VIII" esire 10 hv! int m'slres OF
the proyo.. Of ihe Of Co erets en led an net tn
amsud hn ac provide for The !nn Ct the Navy
pproved Sly 2 1861 will notify the D,i tmsnt thereof
on or before ih. 20 iu,trit
An act 10 ameLd act 70 provide for the orcsnz lHon
OF The Navy, approved Narch ID, ls1l
SEC l. The rougress u he Confrder lie ars o. Al erl.
On do enact That President he gnd he Is hereby au'
to nr uste a,d nd Tiih advice sud coz
s-t Of Congress. Bppo!nt a q es OF the Navy OF me
Cu, S,alr whs have resigned or may h'eafe: resign
h.r couiout accouLt Of the teceion OF Any or all
Of the Confederate States and vino be o. for active
srry CO. 10 the same rank and poson Ia The Nyy nj the
Coufed.ra States which they he'd nthat Cf the Cited
a.. 20: Provided however mat no ocer shall be 20 tl
point ed who may ri apy lime have concled any vet Of
nosty assns the OnnfeGer e satrs one thereof
sto That tho Pesih.n, be authori I'd TO ss4n officers
OF the Sayy to any duty cd will The defence OF ihe
oruntry aud suitable their raLk which he maT deem
proper. =,
SIC That the President be Authorized tn appoint si1
Assistant P.ynn.t.rs OF the Navy, each TO recers sal 5
OF one thousand dollars hen employed NJ and st't n
huudrrd dollars when thus euiiIoytd aud all Pay
masters the Navy shz be akeu foa The grade OF AS
siIi ant ymasters.
Approved May 2n. lsGl.
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Western Virginia Convention.

WHEELING. June l+.In the Western Vir-
ginia Convention, to day, Mr. Carlisle reported
an ordinance, yacating the seats of Ill the STATE
officers now 10 rebellion TO the General Gov.
ernIncnt, and providing for The establishment;
Of 4 provisional Government, The election Of Of
Ulcers, and providing that State. county, and
municipal officers shall Immediately take tho
oath Of allegiance. TIE ordinance was nado
The special order for Wednesday ncx:.
A spirited debate took place upon ;ne 6a.
claratory resolutions reported Yesterday. Hr.
Carlisle took the ground that Congress would,
at lis coming session, not be Likely 10 rccog-
niz. o DIVISION of the State, the oIj ct beirs 10
restore every original State to lhs Cn,on.
FIVE hundred sand Of Government a;ms. q
l,an from NJ .ss AcbusctS. arrived here 10 say
lor Distribution tu the uJmc Guirts IL tbs
and the aoj lining counties. Fifteen hundred
more are expected here to morrow.
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LOAN OF TME CONFEDEKArES STATES
or AUENlCA.

y{1uE undersigned Ccum!. .io-rs under the appoint
vi Tbs Secretary OF the Treasury OF the ConIed
States Of America authorized 70 accept uoscrp
lions the resiner Of the hHn authorized ty net o
Congress approved Eenru7ry IS 1861. They iuTe s:en
tInn 10 tIs Investment presenting he opgrrt Induce
ueuis-'he bonds, coupon, registered IN uhsctioer
may prefer by sprcat export duty On c"I
ton Rnd bearing eight CENT Interest. psThhle hhi
yearly. Subscriptions are now opened aud the CVmuis
si ,nrrs will be Pile red 20 ncIwer Inquiries.
Dy ytae hvriy ed In them they have appoint
I'd locI! ConulsxoEes the cities sd t"wuy Annexed
wM II. MhCFARLaSE,
JAMES LrONs.
. wYSDHAM RoRERTS0N.
JOHN RCTiERfOORp.
rIIos. ". McGASCE.
NORFOLK.
". " Sharpe }. NarsdeR smith,
Gyer Mie:s. Tszeweu Taylor,
George Blow, j.,
D. IT, Gordon, !. IL. Wal4es,
". 7. Co.vsy, Tnouaas u. EsHo1-
J. y. ErrndoD,
J.M. M..on, jp jysrph II s,.errrd.
A. 4 baldwin, W. L. Clarke, }.
7. Williams,
pAxvux.
Thomas T. Atkinson, wu. Green,
Georg. uS!rsioh, b. ". Cgbxl
K W:ls3n,
John Eevan, Thomas Wallace,
T. }. Brooks, Thoma, 3. 9aoisea-
Thoma. Branch,
ALEXANDRIA.
william Gregory. ?. 5. +sn!,h-
Hen D..g-'ttlc, SnoSten.
LrseuBUaa
Joha Speed, Z DahrtY,
C.R SlIu-Eter, }. q. No.re,
eauucl Miller.
esAaLvs7cs.
J. L. Carr. }. c. Mcfarland,
G. Psttou. Asy:Y-e4'
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DIED..

DIED, stb. r..ideuee In Kios William c,un,y, the 4.h
in,t4at, coonsIIeaS pt5s In ID. 80 year Of hi. sge
He was graduate Of the Military nsu 10 Ls1rg'r,
.pd for lin. asst Professor 10 tba Iustitu a. For
many year, IL sAs p,iccipsl Of C ss MatheaiicaI
und Military sShool Of high g's5e xnd that p,auop
for hs,H extended reputation HI. posss Of control
Ills pupils we're rtmsrkaSe. As "ah.Dsiic ~ hs
had .qaal 10 i!s section Ct stlte; ,ni these
quaiced s!'h Els superior military quail feat:on Erre
sn1sous thai he should receive sIpGn:nen. 10 tbs
Vrsihais hour OF nerd.
man Of sterling property Of 6ne soca! qusrts, and
ucu.ry gifted co ,Yerssrlnua rov=s he was sdulred
and RESPECTED hy all AID beloved ar4e rcie o.
llends a. home, he wss kpd "a irdulgen'. ~iI-.
chdrea an Will miss hi. s5econste s5i
XuidsuIc and .oc.eIy element OF sirenst AID rs.u
a.n Cut OF H. The summer Of lie a1h tn .!re"x:n AND
power 0f manhood he has gone " Hin VINO win vtsb
every every virtue every good ir- i'm,
djuig. rht justice and mercy. 80
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
HUNTSVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
CIRCULAR LITTER
="
uuA1s1iLLs FEMALE CeLLEoR,

uuATsviLLg FEMALE CeLLEos,
April q, ls8s.
view Of the exoltemen, prevailing throu ghout
country, It very deirnbIe young ladies wlr
sent om houe to be educated should oe placed where
the parents may be sued Of their safety
anee al The map will show that lIun vile 10 North
Alabama 10 far Removed from any point kel. he at
txckeu hy hostile troers.
An admirable gan ,tion civil apd mlltsry been
effected for the preservation Of der aud safety
domestic dis, ur,ALces
Tue hesihluln ani social advantages Of Huntsville
are tTo well hnnsn 10 rcqute Ha-k There place
10 all The South where the summer could he pleasant
ly than In benrai town, With Ito clean and
snady strees ts pure aud cool spring Water and It's la
vigoratirg uiouatsn br, egs.
tuH;syile Female college, B,arjug Pupils viii be
received aud com oraelr cared for In Vacation well
nurlnR the regular ssssionS Gf the ,ch, oil.
We Insert extract fran letter OF Bishop James
Andrew recently published In the New Orleans "Chrtan
Advocate"
rea:hcg Ha- tsviile directly to the Female
College. found the Institution In apparently
circumstances. found pleasant faulty altogether and
of course, passed plea All, time The beaul-r Hunts
vile and It's surrouudlng iha thsme of admiration 10
ali ,rsVeles SO neei nothing on that point. and Will
only that the College presents many and great Arac
lions pai ents aGd usrians whu mAy with educ
their daughters yards 10 0rseats Institution Gated
In the midst Of nmu'y which Will compare fvoraby
with any iu The land for IN, ell and gh moral tone
We nee snr Ct th, late day, ANY msLifts;o az 10
POLITICAL sounduess '..-.rE-.
The pre.ideut tue Of rirginan and him sell
yaa ~ va pc advocate wih tongue aud prD for -Ih.
Ct o rights and Soo,hern Independence
For Iul PARTICULARS, seud f3r n CAtslnSue.
Jans 6-clUI- J. G WILSON, Presiient.
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From Fortress Monroe.

WAsurSGroS, jane lS-Point Look Out and
Fortress Monroe are 10 be connected By means
Of submarine telegraph.
Lawyers American rfs cannon has been
mounted at the Rip Rspa il is said that il
will throw balls to Seawcll's Point.
Gen. Butler threatens to attack Great Bethel
with superior force from Fortress Monroe.
and the troops now sleep on their arms.
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Somebody Scarf.
MAHAssAs, jInc IS, 1876

MANAsSA*, June TO, I50I.
Colonel Gregg Of the Inst South Carolina
Regiment with rcconnoiteri'.s pa y, consist
ing Of part Of the first South Carolina Reg
ment, two guns, and two companies Of Horse,
started on Sunday morning f'r the Great Falls
Of the Potomac On M,nd y evening rcturn'
ing, they came TO Vienna, !, station &: the Lou
dcun and Hampshire Rail Road, and met there
train bearing the fifth 0hlo Regiment, Colonel
McCock at the first fire, 'ix cars were dc
tachcd, and the enemy Aeti leaving six killed
and wounded
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Convention OF Ra!Iroad Presidents.

We End iu The Iicksburg Wbig, OF the Sth,
report Of the proceedings Of the Convention
OF railroad Presidents, which met IL Chaita'
noosa on the 4:h, aal was in session two days,
Hon. VI. c. S:p2dai presiding The business ac'
conplIshcd b. the Convention is OF much in'
teres: and importance. \ new schedule Of
travel, between New Orleans and Richmond,
vas adopted, 70 60 into operation on the iGth.
By this arrangement, the time between the
tso points will be three days and half.
The Convention agreed upon general clas-
si6cation Of all ireights, and upan through rates
Of ireish 10 and from all important points in
the Confederate States; SO that 1t can &c at
once ascertained what il will COST to transport
any article Of merchandise iron Ut TO any other
city in the Confederation.
But by far the mos, important action Of the
Convention was the unanimous agreement by
the railroads represented, to receive in pay
ueni, Of ell freight and travel over their roads,
the Treasury notes OF the Confederate sta;es
appointment by The Preside nt.
Prof T. BLEpSog of the u lverSty o
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Thn Soeretury Of War.

We are gratiSed to learn that the bon. l..
PORE WALKER, whose recent illness was the
subject G! regret among his many friends, and
the friends OF Southern Independence, is again
restored 10 health, aud Is once more engaged IN
the discharge of his important duties
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Moro Outra.cs OF The Lfncolnites in Lae
North. Vekt.

North. Nekt.
We understand that the Norlhern .f1cials
arr using their little brief authority, in the
Sorih-Wsst, in tue wo.t lyreDnical and villain
OILS nanrer. Every man who dared to vote hk
honest sentiments is forced to fee for his life,
and all bis effects, including the bread and
meat necessary TO the support CT his family,
se:zsd and carried oil BY the Eandal Invaders.
Every nan who has been at all prominent as
Il Sycessionist, in the infected district, has re-
cei7ed private injury to the full extent Of the
power 10 harm on tic part Of the enemy
Among other prominent sufferers, we may rneG.
ton Cd E j. Armstrong. Of Taylor, former
Commissioner Of The Board .? Public Works
pr the Trans, Alleghany tlistrlc,--onc Of the
trues, nen that trends the soil Of Virginia,
Eastern or Western. The Federal thieves first
broke n,o the barn cf Col. Armstrong, and
scixsd and carried otP NIL his wheat Next
they went to lis smoke house and took
out all Of his bacon, and carried it to their
camp 10 wasons. To ait them in carrying out
their scheme Of pirate plumber, they pressed
into their Service a free negro, we'll and favora,
hg known iu the neighborhood Of Pruntylown.
THIS poor uncf.ndiug creature, in response to
the enquiry Of a Yankee, said he was "a Seces'
sionist," wherrupon free negro from On!o
SHOT him dead upon Ihe spot! No notice was
taken Of the affair ny The Lincoln authorities.
We tell these Northern invaders, terrible
retribution awaits them
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VOLUME LVIlI.-NUMBER Il.
not intended To prevent delivery upon paymen

! not intended 70 prevent delivery upon paymQn
IF postage"
As explanatory Of the above, it will be ne.
collected that TIC late order CT the Postmaster
General required letters from the seeded
States to be immediately forwarded TO the dead
letter flee, but THIS is not intended TO c Yer
cases where the letter has arrived 1t i,s place
OF delivery, and the person addressed shsrs 30
pay The UIited States tie postage due there.
on. In such cases !; nay be delivered Gic.:
payment Of postage
Late New. from Washington.
We copy the following .om The Washington
Star Of Friday evening:
Gen. FIERCE, OF MASS
We learn from Fortress NJ nroe that severa!
officers, OF the Albany regiment that were rT-
gagged IN the late atfIr at Big B .,hel. have ten
dercd their several RESI- gi.a,ouS. through dts
satisfaction with the Continued connection O.
Gen. Pierce With the army there, and ,hatii's
highly probable lhst run Der of Fl :ers Of
other leg nents in that quartz. viii t.!;oT
their Xanp,e.
BsArRtGARo or GAIT D,LLs crM?ANY.
We haze positive into.inilIun that Ucncrat
Bsauregard has ordered tie Fairfax horse
company OF Captain Ball, recently prisoners
hare, to leave The S.ate oil Virginia, because
theF have LakcI the oath Of allegiance 70 The
United States. Those OF them WIN lmay be
induced 10 violate il will Of course be excepted
irom the operation of the order in queston.-
We learn that ;hey will all, however, leave thc
State
BRITISH SUBJECTS tE TIE c0srEDEHAIE ARNY.
Lord Lyons, the British MiniSter at Wash.
ngloE, has been applied to by certain wives
OF irshuien in the Confederate camp. who
have never been natrraiiz Il, to ;Gke Some &C.
tlon for their release. II, has directed The
British Consul in Alexandra to take testimony,
and to forward it to the Consul at Rich.noai,
who will demand Of General Lee thei. release
lrom the camp at Minassa Junction.
RESIGNED on Tue ROAD.
A letter from one Of the District volunteers,
with Col. Stones command, written yesterday,
few miles above Rockville, states that Lieut.,
Thomas Mcushaw, Of the Cameron Guards,
resigned his commission on Wednesday, and
returned hoEle. lie vas severely lectured by
Col. Stone for SO doing.
TESDERED THEIR EEsIoSATIoHs
Commander Edward L. Handy, while under
orders to the sioop o. war Marion, and sailing
master George 5. Shyrocs, now on board tho
sloop Saranac, ct Sea, tsve sent ihei. resi- qua.
tions to the Navy Department.
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sAOCNOE MILL
RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER.

IAN now prepared TO supply hn5 demand for
/ PLASTER, FREaH GROUND, for the Fall crops.
siy stock OF Lump lsrge elected from the purest
Windsor Nova scoa) QUarrcs, Sb special reference 10
is richness IN SuLPHATe OF LiIz.
Thankful for the heavily increased patronage the repu
;aon Q! my brand shall fully SUSTAINED for P1krY And
pnDrgs PcLy xkIzAToS. JOHN X. CLAIBORNE,
srnt ;--rts Onrr No II Peal street.
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m. Te,n4ssee naoers speak Of exter

The Tennessee papers speak Of extensive
preparations for invasion along the line OF The
Mississippi by the Washington government
and for efficient and certain defence Cd the
part of our military. The former are preparing
caa boat ao,illa; the latter brslling tr'
banks of the river With batteries.
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r,,r,p,E, ,xnS RON SALE.

frTE .snc-iber wishes ~ sell tour huhassd acres Of
.l :, rniniue hi, Saw-Mll irac; about tne hendfed
acres cleared. and he b,isi c. heavily timber.
!=-!.@!,;.iy upon :he &ssdy Creek road AZ uIiss 8
s .. v,r.r ::,.,, .rIrg two hundred acrei ad.
-. IA. ,: o. Riraard Suc-olls atd the isud here
-, iny n ltrnry Z. Gnhoas. The sdij tTo hun
.;:.c his upon l.. No. l, house Two stories high,
,, -,,= ns..- Ling water vi hia IL yard, VI 'hs
A:,a' AS are cleared aud !u rood cr iva'!1n
20 ~. auuL - ucrrs,ylng on the Sou Rise o! eedy
49, .;,,n, = c,. Of which are cared y " greuod-he
-. y-,, slca cood well OF water, at the pth OF 81
;::ssy- !,.!ss al! Yelled. 1hsItha Sod house up
=. 'a:s '1rc:
r:E.-c.- hid cash ,Ae balance 10 six md nine
s.h, Ro-! With approved security Will es require j,
A.. ~: /: si be F,tXlard ua.l! The last psyatnt Is
=.,'-
.s"s will se gwen to seed by the frse OF sep.s n
80. ae IIcnyest The most portable the inost eom'
;5-.l0 III the c.sapet toS IN use.
g:,,s drsi.i lurrhrr inform rion can address tn.
.:,c .!r a. Buffalo Pond. Washington eanaty. Q. The
-. !-csm A. F. BRADLEY.
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One Tndinu, Ono Kentuch-0ne Indian,
TWO Ohio.

TWO Ohio.
The sight Of a company nf hardy Ken
tuckians, on the Capitol Square las: Wednes-
day evening brought to our mind an incident
of the war Of 1912. illustrative Of the Indian
estimate Of the comparative efficiency of Ken
lucky AMI OHIO troops on the field Of battle
\ British officer in the North Western CAIN
nsicn related that their Indian allies mad u
grua: horror Of ksn.uckiaHs, while they looked
upon Ohioans as not very formidable. 1t was
u comtnon saying among them" one Indian,
one Eentuck-nne Indian, two Ohio-tneaninG
that in their view, it took t9o Ohio' men 10
make one KeD.Hckian Or one Indian. On
certain occasion, said the British oti,er, I'VE
determined to attack party Of Americans not
far from us, in an open field, and called upon
the Indians to cooperate With Wy. They hesi'
tatvd at erst, but consented on being told that
they bad to fight OHIO troops. In few
minutes the FIRE was opened upon US, rather
unexpectedly TO cur officers; upon which the
Indians all took TO their heels, excla'unG IN
broken English in their eight, "kentuck Ken.
tuck! ksnluck
Ills Incident may be relied upon as histofi-
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5000 ACRES OF COTTON LAND KOIs


nNE thousand acrss OF Grs quality Of cotton lands 10
~ Washington county Miss within ak miles Of Mlssls
s!rp. river Also, thriy0ye hundred acres la sun3nwef
county Mis In nix Miles Of Ya:oo rirc, good roads lead
us each tract They were located 10 lisa bS the under
sisued. They will he sold, placed rs stock against
negroes each be valued, aud partners'p formed
address ". h. PAXTON,
Dpc Il-cv6m New UrleaI s.
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UNIvE.SIFF OF VIRGINIA.

NUE FAI CITY will procerG tn Of jay next to
appoint state Students ill vacancies Which Tiil
exis: the OF the present ses,0a IL hf following
Senatorial Ustricts:
IlI-Sorrok Co., and Princess Anne.
f-Sussex, Southampton aud GreenrsTliit.
FI-Clty "f Petersburg and Prince George
Fll-oiuaiddle Amelia and BrunsTick
flil-PowAatan, CuIoUerlaGd and thzdteiueld
lA-Luneabu-g, So;towat xud pc:nce EcTafd
SS-NHmpbel and App nattox-
ASlt-lianuy-r and heurco.
X:S-Gloueester, Mathew. aad Nid1iessA
SS:I-CAroliue and Spousylrali4.
GNIi-Stnnhrd, kiut George aud Prince "!GaH-
SNri-EsuGuer aud kupp.haunUct.
XNtll-Mauisou, cGIreper, ursn?e a5d Grs4ne.
NSlH-Lcniss, aooeniaud and fiuYaanS
XSS-Selsnu, Amherst BucAlrghsra-
SNNl-JrdcrsUu aod Berkeley.
XNXll-llampahre, Hardy and NoEesn.
HXStr--Sheusndoah aud PEyo.
NNXrE-Aususts.
XXXril-Ba;h. Highland aud Rockbrdee
&EXvtII-Botetuurt, Alieyhsny, Roanoke and Craig
XXXlX-CarroI, Floyd, erayson, &entecuetS 'sud Pa-
XtIt-Scott, Lee, Russell and Wise
XLyI-Rttcne, Doddrdge. usrris"a. Peasants and
wocd.
XLviII-upshur. B4r,our. Lewis Giln-r Randolph and
Tucker.
L-Broose Hancock and Ohio.
The provision for State Students Is dO,gurd for the Sene.
o. Of itnrious youS whose pecHndsy means are
insucl entire expense o. col egtate educH.
lion The term OF appointment Is Tor two years ihe
Beneficiary Ii exempt from chnrt for matri slou room.
luon chsssssbe for board, Tasslng, fuel
aud lights and t-St-bnoks
Applications for appointment, accompanied ny test
npnns Of character cspacy for Improvement and prcu.
nisry condition should be addressed the tun,coer
''Crlvrrsy Of rirGtuin." ). MACPiN,
Mag al-ciu Chairman Of the Faculty
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Gen. Mclaughlin, Democrat, HOW IN tho
army at Washington, was bea!cn for-Consress
in the Rchland district, some 1000 votes, 5T
Judge Worcester, stay-at-home Republican,
Will Democrats not get their eyes open p
Coiumbus Ohio) Crisis.
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Funeral OF Lieut.. Grcble.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE body Of Lent
Greblc was brought to Independence Hall, at
one o'clock to day, and will lay IN state till this
afternoon, when the funeral takes place, with
military escort, mostly composed ot the Home
Guards. All the hsgs in the u are displayed
ut hals.!nasI The city authorities participate
in the obselues.
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TIE MARYLAND LINE Two moro companies
hare formed in our city and been added to the
Maryland line. Blu, little doubt is enter.
tained that the regiment wiil s1on be com.
ple.ed
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AAitknlon0 Enquirer,

BY TYLER, WISE S1 ALLEGRE
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1861.
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occupatIon or Lee.bu.g.

WAsu1xeTyS, June 1s-Co. Stone, it is
said, occupies Leesburg With his forces
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-20
JoHN LETcHER
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ccG; ioa ,n ~ ,ra iace iit.d + ON Ill pox. AMI
ltr-r s,ids seu.!ihg The SCARF OF butts about
IL: -. -: ,- jaw. bel Jx the rsrs 10 rnxu VI good nd.
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f=. o.: ~ age s;cu: heavy h-,t, rather sal
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s=3ul-.u I'd ;ue'y TWO hnndred pounds, and has
tsS', his face on bis left cheek ard antstf
::ii: ..'-gd;h as..;lcr hkf cocaisaaace.
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= s''z i,'s >.' seea has front tooth OUT
s:a. "a L-t orn-rt /. that biEsIxrins brlly..
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-20

The Nv.plTAL OF ST.. FRANCIS Dc SALra -
This excellent institution, established in ou-
city no; very long since, by the Sisters Of Cca
rty, we learn now contains large number Of
cur sick soldiers who are receiving all the at
,entica usually bestowed by tnat kind, benevo.
enr I'D r,f-sacr:6cing order Of the Catholic
Church. Such an institution in our city o.
this time Will ba highly appreciated.