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SKATES! SKATES! SKATES!
MERRILL, THOMAS 81 CO.,
d19-n 239 Baltimore street.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES FOR FAST DAY.

NIHf0IOOo OLHF Tues FUR FAST DAY,
Bishop Nottingham has issued the following
order OF religious exercises to be observed in the
Protestant Episcopal Churches to-day:
We are called by the Chief Magistrate of our
country, in earnest and affecting words to unite in
humbline sourselves before the Most High. in rom
fession of individual and national SINS and suppl
cation for His guidance and preservation In behalf
of the whole nation in this time of general confu
sion and dismay.
his recommendation. We all feel its need. We
are all satisfied of its propriety. Whatever differ.
ences of opinion may have as to the probable or
desirable result of the present crisis, we ali per-
equal unanimity join in appeal to Him who is the
Governor among the nations, that he will take
away our iniquities, and heal our divisions. and
speak peace and comfort to distracted people,
by turning the hearts of the children to the faith,
ers, and of the disobedient to the wisdom of The
lust VI '-ie
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FACT WORTH KEowIYG- Spaldng's CephsIic Pills are
Headache, Co5tiveness and General Debility.
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FS DIP you ever have the Sick Headache? Do you re-
member the throbbng the ieverei brow, the oah
ing and disgust at the sight food How totally unfit
you were Tor pleasure, conversation udy One of the
Cephac Pills would have relieved you from al the suffer
ing which you then experienced. For this and other
purposes you should always have box of them hand
to use as occasion requires
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GREAT DIscoyERY-Among the most important Of all
me great medical discoveries of this may be considered
NE syst Of VACCINATION for protection from small Pox
the Cephalic Pill for relief Of Headache use
Q1nne for the prevention of FeveTs, either of which is
sure specific whose benefits will be experienced by suffer
ing humanity long after their discoveries forgotten
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Leaving amount funds hand Dec 3t 1860 s6 $50 At
JOHN H. T. JEROME,
SAMUEL KIRK,
.,o SAMUEL r. SMITH,

ITO THE PUBLIC.
IN consequences of certain parties having infringed
II EtSS PAfENF owned by TIE und -rsigned MA
G1l hS Tor Paging Books and Printing Numbering
Local and Coupon Railroad Tickets have Instituted legal
proceedings to protect my rights
Ja4-3t GEORGE pATIry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-21

Il MisERABLE EIzzLE.--The Wheeling meet
ing Is over. The great - Western Ftrgiafa
Convention turned out to be anything else
tuan tnat- II was opened with PRAYER by an
LnsiishTuan, who, of course h9a no love for
Virginia Gen. Jackson made the first speech .
and TOOK strong ground against making any
movement NOW for the division OF the state
John 5. Cariile followed on the other side -
But Mr.. Wiley, OF Monongalia killed the
snake by backing up Ge1. Jackson. No man
OF any repu tation, who xpects TO remain long
III Nirginia, as we predicted last week, took
ground IN favor OF revolu ton. John S. Bur
dett, Carlile and Tarr, are the chiefs among
the reyolutonists. Men OF State reputation
will not hazard their good names in such a
cause.
There are about eighty counties in Western
Virginia. OF these only twenty seven-one-
third-&re Claimed 10 have been represented +;
aud of the twenty seven, Marion, Wetzel,
Baroour. WHIT, Lewis, Jackson, Roane Gill
iGef, UpShur, and various others, VIII give
maloritIes against diufstop and FOR secession,
and therefore were E1isrepresen Ted. Then
there are Frederick, Ham pshire, Berkeley
and perhaps oIher counties, included Ia the
tTenty-seven. all of which will give four
TO one for secession, and woaid give ten
10 one against division, and therefore were
moSt gros sly and ont ageously misrepresen ted
George Senseney, the only delegate from
Frederick, acknowledged that he had not been
appointed by any public meeting, and said
that he had come up through the dangers
which envlrooed Union man in his part OF
the state thus confessing that they are
few ana far between ia that part OF Western
Virginia, In fact, there were NOT fifteen couu
ties tone tenth OF The number in the Stale !
represented IN the Wheeling Cons seution which
viii give majority against Secession, and
not ten That would give q majority fer diyi-
sion n.-~FdtFmoat Pirgtatda.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond pi4patch
To the UDmeR Of III. South.
IRAERsNitrp a q AInx LIZ lSRl

LBAEEsFfILR, n. T., May lb, 1861.
Nav 7 suggest, through the columns of the
Dispatch, to southern women. In view of the
events, which dod in his great mercy avert,
10 study Florence Nightiugae's " Notes on
NuTFiuEf' The waYnle-t en thuEiasm, or even
the most devosd love, VIII not make II good
and efficient nurse, without strong common
sense aud pracucai knowledge. And who go
fitted 10 teach III subject the wCnau II
who had charge OF the hospitals IN the Cri-
Iapa, and " no possesses wonderfully strong
shrewd and practical mind
Southern women, let us hoard every lUxu-
ry, or even necessary, that may possibly Dc
required during the war If not needed, we
eau ENJOY them with our beloved oneH when
they return. Let lis now nurse the sick, dress
wounds, attend hospitals, be learning all We
can And, above all, Let Us cultivate that
trust In God which will keep Us calm and
strcnE through ali that comes endeavoring
by all sweet WomaniY means 10 lead our
brothers and friends 20 do the eame-remiud-
ing them that forty thousand fell of the ar
mics of Israel, even when on the right side,
ere the victory was gained and that our only
hope OF His favor and protection, without
whom the armies of Xerxes were "Worse than
vanity" and with whom lone can chase "a
thousand" =" 10 in a life of righteousness.
4 NORTH CAROLINA WOMAN.
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DKUMsIsa Or The incidents which we
give below exhibit, 70 some extent the differ.
enco between the ruftianiy fanatics at the
North, and the more civilized, yet equally eff
fective, mode of treatment at the South. The
first lie from New York paper, Of Thursday
last.
Yesterday. st Washington, eighteen men
were drummed out OF the Fifth New York
fCiprInanl Regiment for refusing to take the
oath for three mouths service. And at Al.
bsnY, two men were drummed out of the bar
racks for refusing 10 take the oath of allie
glance their heads shaved and strings tied
round about their ears, two white fea theirs
projecting on each side, the band playing the
"RUgue's March
The Montgomery Advertiser. of Friday last,
says:
Some little excitement was created yestsr-
day by an unusual commotion among some
members of Ben. Bakers company, now en
camped al the Fair Grounds. 1t seems that
one of the men refused to DO mustered IN to
The service, aud was, therefore, charged with
cowaruics. Soon after, party OF MS com
rades, meeting him In the street, tore the
stripes from his pan's and deprived him OF
other badges OF his me Ambership Ia the coinpa-
ny. The poor fellow we are informed, shed
tears at his disgrace and at his expulsion from
the camp.
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EpwIs DgLEos When the news OF the
election of Lincoln first reached Egypt, tds
early as the Sd of January last) Mr.. Edwln
DeLeon, Consul General OF Egypt, at once
wrote the Department at Washington, and "a
coadutonally sending in his resignation, to
take effect on the sth OF March. Being among
the first diplomatic officers abroad to resign,
ii has. perhaps, been suppressed through poll
cy: but he has ever been too consistent
Southern man TO hold Office under a ReplbIt-
can, even before the secession Of his own : tate
was known.
Mr.. DeLeon has filled his position abroad
for eight years, with such credit 10 himself
and 10 his country, that Congress has twice
passed complimentary resoiat at,oas on his con-
duet In the Greek and Jatfa or TRACES.
The cause of Mr. DeLson's delay in Egyrt
L. the death OF Mr.. Moore. the Vice Oonsni.
Who was his personal friend. and who left his
priyure fairs III his hands 70 be arranged. he,
therefore delayed his return for the benefit OF
his friends family. lie has. however, left, aud
is daily expected home, and will no doubt
promptly oigsr his ssrviess 10 the 6sa thsSa
tenfsdsrssy -Nhsrlsstsa 01srtsr.
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Rrs McOrLLoran-rhs "sonthern .,on.

BES McCrLLoCau.-The Southern Con
federaeyh gives the following description OF
General McCuilough's personal appearance
He is six feet high, slender and spare built,
but athletic aud firmly knit. lie is abou
forty live years OF age; has demeanor quiet.
and has noae of the tiger like fierceness of APP
pearanee that many have supposed him To
possess. His size, height and weight, the
glance and color Of his eye, ths style OF his
dress, his hair, beard and features, all resem-
biz the far famed and inyineibie Garibaidi
more Than any other man la the world, ex-
cept the veritahle Giuseppe himself; and Ale
Cuiiough Is not a whit brhiad that celebrated
Italian patriot, in courage, skill and ability
as i partisan commander.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

TRs Togdn RangerS-Remorkable Shooting.
CuARLBsToS. May Is, 1881.
! see, in vour valuable pa per, n notice of the
arrival in Richmond of the ad yanced guard of
Texan Rangers. Allow me TO inform your
Southern readers what kind of troopers they
are. \ friend OF mine, an officer OF high rank
in the army OF the Confederate States, has
returned from Montgomery, and says that
while there, some twenty OF these Rangers eX-
hiO!tet the following feat: 4 loaded revolver
pistol was thrown upon the ground, the Ran
ger puts his horse ny 20 full speed, and "a he
paeses picks II up without elackeniug speed
throws himself ~ la Camanche' on the side
of The horse opposite TO his enemy, being iu-
visible 10 him, and under the horss's neck
tires each barrel of his pis toi suceessively IN
The direction of the enemy.
VIII they not make th. dandy troops of
broadway, the Wilson shoulder hitters, etc -,
open their eyes j SCBscRIBgs
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SEoOTIsg AFFRAY.-At three O'Clock yas,er-
day, = difhenlty occurred in the bar-room OF
the Mills House, between Captain Starting
I.e5ny and Deputy Sheriff Hendricks. The
causa OF the difference WAS, we believe some
matter relating 70 the accident in the first at
tempt to execute the murderer White. In the
fracas, Mr.. hendricks received a number of
blows, and Captain Lebpy was shot--the ball
entering the throat and lodging in the shoui-
der. Dr. Richie was called in, extracted the
ball and dressed the wound--Which, though
serious, was not, az last accounts, believed to
be OF IA tai nature -fAhar{sSk0a HeFcurg lSfh
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w IL. Russell, Of the London Times, has
deemed II prudent TO disavow connection or
completely with satellite OF New York IL
iastrated paper. who hns been tTavriing SOU ID
Us his shadow.
Two good powder mills lass in spsrsttoa In
pIsksns DistyisS, y. u.
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y. .s;.xse.3g,z,,. ATTENTION, ANGLERs:

s-sl2S4-zs tKLsh SUPPLY or EfshIR
'A-NLi.. I-ei--l am Row opening thu most COM
'- 5t1ment ot FISHING TACKLE svsr offer.
10 ,HAauOe4. Amongst NY assortment may be
t-"t-nta, Aberdeen, kvrby Sock Io!ogerf. &c,
'ti4ee full aseort uienl VI HOOKS on O ut ed
.i'.Pt Sia8t Cat aud OIBp extra klgged i.taes.
80 t"ats anu Hooks cOMp plets, hea Grass, = oAts
90 H'Hk.fs extra; Cotton, LIaeH aud Flax
= SEES DIX Llaes. la great variety. and of saps.
ti toeIy Trout FLIES and Geeis Walk ak
~eA' -hluE Rods, se.
: 80" losi received, sus ass6rtment Of COLT's b
'@4eIEaiud tfyk-shuOT kItc, ali si1sH
JAMES WALSH,
askez 4ud IGaporter Of Guns klhes, &s.
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Daniel T.. Sickies and Edward z. O. Ind
son, are noole champions of Northern civiii-
xation and institutions.
II 10 a characteristic trick with some North
era journals TO give false Or gaxblcd quota.
None Uen knglish papsys.
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The GERMANS OF The S0rrH.-At a large
meeting OF German citizens, in Savannah
GA, last week, the following preamble aud
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas, The German adopted citizens at
New York, and other places in the United
States, In pnblic meetings, and through their
pcvspapers have declared that the German
adop,"d citizens in the Confederate States
were opposed 70 tne Government of these
Confederate States, and would not support 1t;
and whereas. ~ inhabitants OF the city of Sa
yaunah, we owe supreme and unCOndit iona |
allegiance TO the State Of Georgia, which has
been SO happily exempt from every yoke OF
tyranny, and which has given us pros sperous
and happy homes and whereas, the German
population OF the Northern states, prompted
by ignorance, prejudice ana tanIticisIn, hay.
come fOrwt ana prOffeled their services Tor
the uuCon q itutional and tyrannicai purpose
of subJugatiug us and our fellow citizens;
therefore, be it
Rssotrtd, That wa consider this Govern
ment of the Confederate States as constituted
and organized with almost the unanimous =
consent of the governed and that for tiil.
reason we nsider it based upon purely Dem
ocratic principles.
R=soiUed, That we, therefore. will cheer
fully support isis, our new Federal Govern
ment, to tho fullest extent of our capabtli-
ties.
Resolved, That we think those German re.
fugees, the Democratic leaders ia Germany in
lSi3, in onr reYolu utionary movement There,
stultiY themselves oY proposing TO bring back
by force people under Government that
they abhor much the Henetians abhor
the Aus tTian Government.
ResoIysf, That while we deeply deplore the
necessity forced upon us Of perhaps i'm nbru.
ing our hands in the blood OF brothers OF our
dear old Fatheriand, yet the cause of the
South being our cause, we accept the gauge OF
hostility and battle thus offered, and Will re-
spond 70 every call OF patr.otsIn, defending z
our rights, our homes and our firesides to the
last extremity, against every and all invaders
and oppressors
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-. 5,.s4.sa IMPROVE YOUR
s5a--T Gsa@ EYE q II

FEASkLIE & 60, OPTICIANS,
oyer 20 lie public their improved CRYSTAL
L11-aGoPIC GfAtFAtLE6, I0r preserving a3d
t~7.'fia5 the impaired vision 10 ]ts prime vigor-
= '5s F,~y naa assortment of MICROSCOPES,
.~.--aN1jFEs, MARINE aHd OPERA uLb bAhkh,
hhI~ tt+ bbsst col octlsu of 81 kO1C0FEe G1d
b lat ST. t-tuPiD PICTURES
%S thfhfAI uLAsSEs set "a old frames.
No. las MAIN STREET,
- f'--dis ktchmopd vs.
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.zssa2ssss -. ss4Lfs slO y U-uADE PA Nos
f@zssEsSS xgx4 FoR SALE BELOW AoRrHRRs
Z Y IA r VI Fk1Cks - The sabsefibsr has oa
sa4Rd three new, very superior 90
- 90 which be WarFnntE TO De equal, 81
H., 'PerieF, 10 dsy iostfoinsa Of the cams susl-
az l4ta SprheTa magufactorlss.
-, a:s1 oHers bls services 20 the public as
IS ss &ad kkfAiEbk OF PIANOS, at reason.
s"4e F4sss. CONRAD FkEiMAAA,
hortt. side broad st., between I'd AID ID
q tfFEAeseks II. L, Lelobyrs. ksa. Frsf k. W.
fS43Sr. Ff0f. ". 4. 1fstaa, DC. no tA~sR
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MR. JAESEY AND rHg BERKELBY MgYrfxa.--A
meeting Of citizens of disloyal procliyitias was
lately held in Berkeley county, al which
among other traitorous proceedings, resolu-
ton was adopted nominating Mr.. John Jan.
mittee appointed 20 notify that gentleman re-
celyed the following stinginR rebuke tor them
selves and their coadlutors
LEEsBURd, May Is, 1881
GESTLEaBS : have this moment received
your letter OF the l4th inst, In forming me that
at public meeting of the citizens OF Berkeley
eouaty, held in Martinsburg on the I3 IA inst,
my name was announced az a Candidate for
congress, 6nd you express the hone thai |
VIII respond fAYorabiy 20 the nomination,
and make my acceptance of iC as public "a pos
sioIe, previous 10 The election 10 be held on
the 23d inst.
II the political condition of our country
were now as IL was two years ago, reasons
OF n private and personal character wouid
oolige me 10 decline your nomination but
waving all considerations of this kind there
are now existing The gravest causes of 4 pub
Tic character, WHich, III my Judgment, make it
my imperative duty 10 decline lis acceptance
without q moments hesitation.
Oh the @31 instant, the people Of Virginia
are TO cast their votes fer the rat thcation or
rfJHc tIou Of the Ordinance Of Secession adopt.
ed by The Convention on the 18th of April aud
by The result, 1t is now, and has long been, nv
hHed purpose 10 abide. Ny own opinions OF
past events have been is decided ana as Arm n &
those Of most men, and they have on ali proper
occasions been freely expressed, hat I have.
now 10 deal with the praCti issues which
l'e before Us. The destiny Of Virginia is my
destiny, and with her / shall sink or swim
Very respectfully, your fellow citizen,
joan JASNEY
Nessrs. Cramer, Herring, Dorsey. MiIIsr, Car.
It's, Conrad and others.
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NAVAL has DEZVOUs,
RIcHsosp, VA, May 9Th, 1881
& EAMEN AND OTHERS desiring 10 serve in
y the harbor and coast defence Of the State will
be tax en- into service at the store Of LIBBY a Sos
corner oI Gary aRd 20th streets.
Rate OF nay, &c, the same as given In the y. s.
Naval Service. >. y. LEE, Captain,
my lat Commanding Recruiting Service.
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IA FnE WHITE aULPHUa

WAY hfBI n G s.
ISL GREEN nhlEk COUNTY, Va.
-..- celebrated WATkRiNu PLACE viii bs
---7Ht-
.ssa - BoAko -Yor thirty 4aye or lees ~ 50
.f.ay luJ aay period alter tAB expiration ot
t'y taya. - per day-~hile etfyauss two
a, cs'"f+4 seITaair aud Children under 10
Ell over years. haI price.
>. HUMPHREYS, Pres't.
b.-AH 4bundan, supply OF lCB has been ss.
cured. It's
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ELECTION NOTICES.
-s-~ ~ RiCH MuND uf>ftNGt
=. -. l..ET. MAY itrH. l.eI .--IAe Court ap

-a- ~ itH NiuND Iii ~ftNGs
g =, tGuAT, NAr ifrH, l.sI.--Tae Court ap-
t-.s. D f'ranfo"} AusoD L cAar ds. Iahn Wil.
..7- s.4 s u H.}t, E1wfasssioa arr for Jefars n
.f...i ts .sfiusaHd iHe tS-ueFHt Election tor
....nr ssa fscfu hrr> Of tbe Legislature To be
t..l.a t....G uA1 Hk MAY, }sel, - i election
s. ss.B sj ts" F}G-t Market Iieuss. anu - BE-,
..... .l..- ed rY Eo4HeH 7. seaf
e. ~ ..r..0j james II GRAFT. George Whit
.... H.. - Is H~~.-ou. ha aI.ss " NcCnnca.
..! .l..sai. r. fflC,, fHmmis@ Ipners tor Aadisna
. ta -s.rF. uteUd said e.e-itv0. the aa.ae f,,
BE- a#.5 at tae tIy hall, aud to be cV44Ectsd by
-. .ss- g. I4i.-y.
s.ljt..e o.. ,tlaG Thomas Tsrbam. Thomas n
sa-- E-Ilar. AsEIv~ "a. paeN.I l. sU,,
....A Ntfur~s. Commissioners Ior MONO.
s.. ID. i4 -4Yaaote"d sad al etgpu, the same ~
i4 nt.l ~ X A. lacy 9 "a -prHtrr SHOP, on Broad
,...... ,t9~~a .~t ~Hd Frg-hee stre5Is aDd to be
. .. .t.t.. o. hafr"w ItaAIu-.
... o. ordered tAaj ,ggy a. thiE order b.
-s......i gr5.f }l IE" EtlBlu4Hd I5s,4lsh uGlil
....#.r .. -....,t4. toys--Ie-ls.
Hs .--tsa - HOWARD, OK
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SIG PARIS FAsHI0Ns.-miss RaDnoeA

HfQ PAKts FAsHIUNS.-Nlss REBEoeA
~SsEsos IL ntill exhibiting her new aud
va elegant styles OF PAkfS FASHIONS. for
- aides AID children. Every variety OF
pattern. ready cut for use, for sale al reduced
pIices. Miss eEAos Is aiso prepared TO EABRoI-
DER and BRAID Ia elegant styis, aud At tha
shortest notice, any article which may be wan,ad
STAMPING. PINhING and MARKING dons 10
order Country orders promptly attended 10.
Thankful Tor past fAvors, ! respectfully solicit
Main at, TWO doors below ST. Charles Hotel. Tar
stalrs RkbEGCA sAMos.
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PR0EHsaIoNAL CARDs
es 40 YANAEE HuMBI4::

= q -
RnA~> LETTERS F0A MILITARY CAPS made
...f3-y
Companies surat,aed vsry cheep by &. NJ.
aa a.t. .-. iar sH.v
soCTHaEN sRAED CUTTER
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aUAkTERMAsThR' UtfIJEl
ARMY or THE CON EEn ATaTES

Ell
ARMY OF THB CONFBD. STATES,
RICHMOND, Va, May sth, ts6I. \
NoTECE.-All persons are hereby uotifed
~ that no contracts for Qaartermastsr supplies
dFtHy n the Confederate States in this csty will be
paid, unless the purchase has been authorized by
written order from the undersIgned
W. l.. CABELL, Mai. and q NJ.
my 8-ln g. &
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NJ OftCE.- E.-.V4laaLesr ,,uces. ai the ntAta arS
respectfully lnfvrmsd thai bssids the Ass-s rs.
9utrod BY Law, there must bs An evdsv from thS
Adlutaat General, To aathortss the Supsrtsfsa -
eitAa seats Armosy - Issue arms. -.
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=. ". RONAvITl
Al HEADQUARTERS VIRGINIA. FORU BIS, b
ii RIcHaoSp. VA, May I5, 1861.
MGeneral Orders No.17.

HEADQUARTERS VIRGINIA FORU hs
u RIcHaoSp. VA, May l5, 1851.
MGeneral Orders No.17.
u he following ord er from the Governor an 4
mAnding General of tha Virginia forces with his
kxee Instructions to carry 1t into effect il
pu eiished for the and guidance OF the
NirEtBta troops, viz
In Council, May Is, lsol:
ain order to secure full and fair expression
from the voters OF the State to the Ordinance
Secession, the Council unanimously advise that
nent, according to the terms of the 7th section af
this .cheouie accompanying the Ordinance Of Se-
cesslon, Tor the purpose Of taking upon said ord-
nance tho votes of the qualified voters Of the State
who ara In the miittar. service said votes To be
held over, end in case the military exigencies Of
the service OF the State on the ith Thu rsday in
| this month, ttbe day appointed In the schedule
for tasiug the vote throug h0ut the state be such
! as 10 make vote by the Army and Navy, or atlv
portion thereof, imprdcticdble that day, to bs
| retuTned 10 the Con veution for It's action Pro-
yided, however, that tha vote hareia recon-
m"nded shall not Superceds the vote on the Atm
Thursday In the month where ii may be uracil-
cable to have II taken on that daythe vote here
In advised being precautionary. It is fur her ad-
yl-ed, that orders be ut once issued to the COM
manding officers at the aforesaid encampinents 10
have the polls Ops7 ed nd the vote taken az soon
| alter The receipt "t the order a. practicable.
PROM the minutes: "P. +. HOWARD,
| Secretary of the Couucii"
All officers commanding troops from tho State
the receipt of this order to take the vote Of eh
| troops in conformity with The terms of tho
7ih sect on of the schedule accompany ing the Or
| diaaLcs OF secession
| BY order Of Ms Genl Lgg
my il--4t H. GARNkTT. AdIt Genl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-21
FOR RENT AND SALE.

e. NOTICE RARE OPPORTUNITY -
L. The proprietor Of a fret class BoardiuL-
House, centrally located, hayin de- errllSSa 81
to engage in other bu.iness, offers large and
very pi5aH3n HuUSE Jorth roridus OF his term
t"g g5tler with the FURNfTORE, at a nlodsfat.,
valuation. There are now in The house twelve
nrst- class boarders, Early application desired 10
REDWOOD Il kEACH,
my l6-ts 6. Main street