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Gin FOR PENTHOUSE No. 2l9 West
LII Lom51d street between Faca and Green opposite
- gi hedicai tolsre, with ali 'dern improvements
Iuald ard ard Stsoe. VII, he nted low to = rood
10 ne present occupant having no use for it AppIy
stye. 20 BAKE STREET, between Charles and Light
jelEN
E'31h6 aRENT.--STABLE and CARRIAGE
phin 81 81 on the Of 307 Madison street near Dol
s -..'"iulre on the PREMISES. iis .ogt
h;;;f FURNISHED DWELLING FOR RENT
5i.i ~ i, ,ieG;$nty furnished HOI IN vitbi,
ON yn1sonahT monument, will rented tn sr,aI1 $3.50
~ ~, ms. Amply at this ofice rn31 r.
2ss VALUABLE LAND IN ATTEEANy
~ a TRACT OF LG G22q6N Ety., FOB rR SALE
tanning sbout SIN THOUS AND ACRES ~ h'N f, con.
10 Jon fratt, on tin 81 dav March is Granted
Ytyed Tor the Hon Thomas Pratt about t ah leuf-
II Is sltuA about Is miles east OF CumhoE,tI 1910
great National Road VIII CHI traverscs the on the
also admirably suited to sheep raising Thera or IL Is
Farms opened and clear ID upon the land and no al
rent The tract, howeveF is principally wooded w In i
OAK and Pine TIMBER which easily he trans orti "
road gently Slopln t. the Ches apeake Ohio Canai
aud the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad which run within
mites of The SOuthe hOu Diary Of the tract.
in the Gel tire OF the tract several remarkably fine
sulphur and Iron SPRINGS f different strengths, issuing
from small valley within few yards ofeach other Tees
"lth another sulphur Spring in the vicinity, have
and afterwards by the Hunters for their Hygeian qualities
lev miles on acr s. the mountain is very fine IODINE
~ NJ ~. which Is well known in the nrig bOrho0d and
remarkably adaptef to the of all cutaueous diseases
me "hole IS nlere for sale at very low
long credit as ii will be divided into SMALL FARMS of
sizes to suit purchasers. Apply to
n,,z.s WALLIS & THOMAS,
Hi'-u st. Paul
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aMnDs an1 Hlusit.

50 a9ssgzstzzss GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
MANUFACTURED BY HENRY GAEHLE.
u Nj n NAKEBOOHS
Nos. IS, II and 10 n. EUTAw STREET.
- OFFICE
-NORTHEAST CORNER OF EUTAw AND FAYETTE STREETS,
me undersigned has hand of the largest
assorments of PIANO FORTES in this city which for
S ~ hniSt, power and tore, elasticity
touch, have by judges been pronounced unrivaied
me highest Premiun'-a Gold Mela-Tas awarded them
1889 '"''''"''' "V'u III N0'opeI'
ery fano guaranteed for five years, and privilege Of
~ granted atany time within six months from dav
VI are, II not entirely satisfactory.
ms and prices liberal soIicitad
NC III purchasing elsewhere. ''N
Gns taken in exchange, hired tuned and repaired
id-'r >i'i-l'-'iH Ftdi''S iOr SAFE low Tor cash.
HENRY GAEHT +.
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StOtks, ExtbaagR, TT.

Stofss, Gstgaage, TT.
WORK, GETTYSBURG, CHAMBERSBURG
Il HARRISBURG and nInDLETOWN BANK NOTES
THO. J. CARSON.
Jell-d "a Baltimore street
u premium by Ie1I TAO J, CARSON
MARYLAND STATE SKIES.
" "a. s,,0 BALTiMORs GAS COMPANY STOCK,
FOR sale: l.a2i.2wl McKIM & Co.
~ We are prepared to give CASH ADVANCES on. con.
81 Enmsns to our friends Aessrs woodward Co,
d2l-tf corner of Cheagsdr and f1m 1i street
N0RTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
a F9NDS for sale by ss a:N,51 HARRis
COLLECTIONS ON ALL PROMIN
nl,zltf - ITO! j. CARSON.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO.
~ BONDS wanted by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
ar6-d basement Chesapeake Bank,
RALTIMURE AND OHIO R. R. BONDS 1867.
- Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1875
sor.nr VI. R.,,,s,5 bond, f. H..
wante4 ~ DO do s. siMSSEg H& af %R&oji 9
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
ys25 s4IhS for sale by TH 20 & a fARso Street
EXCHANGE On NEW YORK, PHILADEI-
N1 o. for sale by THO J. CARSON,
Ie22u 2o4 Baltimore street.
7 TNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
Ire2str TH s6a l. Ba GihES9 Sheet
BROTHERS BONINGER,
FOR sE FFH GSAf EXca iTHNEHF up stf
principal cities of Germany, London Paris and Anster-
lam. mh0-tt
4 DVANCES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
iezd.tf q ~, ID o'l-l--' Era T "a Sy J. CARSON
RANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
~ ~ JNo GTIINGs 4 co.
M ARYLAND SIZES Maryland per cent.
co., sAML. HARRIS, Jr.,
EIMh PAPER NEGOTIATED by
ial7u ''Ai' n i9 y f BsIfi@oT So sf[2s,
Y q o. R. R. BONDS 1867 WANTED BY
~ cs,s JNo. S. Cuttings & Co,
SCRIP OF NEW YORK AND PHILADEI,
~ PHIA INSURANCE COMPANIES wanted by
fe226 IS Exchange Place.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
~ For sale by KNOX CO,
aulo-u 9Grocers Exchange
ASTOCkS Of ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
Cand sold by JNO. 5. Cuttings 4 co,
s5d % South St
| MISSOURI 6 5 FOR SALE BY
W JNo. 5. CUTTINGS 4 co,
| M ERCHANTS' BANK STOCK FOE SALE BY
| 1Tl JNO. S. CUTTINGS & co,
sotf % South St
! ESIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
| n by SAMU Ell HARRIS, Jr,
Jull-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank
| M ARYLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
| Iva JNO. 5. CUTTINGS co,
| SSH 29 South st.
| COMMERCIAL FARMERS BANK STOCK
| ~ wanted by JNO S. CUTTINGS x CO.,
| Sst 29 South st
! NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
| L wanted by KNOX 4 Co,
| ap2Sr Exchange Place
BALTIMORE 6 PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
| ktby SAML. HARRIS, Jr,
| Jul7-u Basement Chesapeake Bank.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
| l y wanted by SAMI.. HARRIS, Jr,
| Iul1t Basement Chesapeake Bank
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STATE OF MARYLAND, EXECUTIVE CHAurrR
-,r, 49, Frederick CIV, May I'd, 1861.
MhEkGaS' me .Ltsident Of the United States by his
SUMMONED Congress to in special session in the city
MsshnR,an on the Fourth day of July, eighteen hun
ana BY section 10 OF article So OF the Code
Iunc General Laws the Governor is empowered and di
rected to order, by proclamation special election Tor
OF Congress for this State to fill vacancies now
Now, therefore THoxAs HOLIDAY HICKS Governor of
appoint T5sdov he iTfeenh dav Of June 1861 for the
election Of Repre- Sentayes from thus state TO the
,ooo, Given under hand and the great Seal of the
one. c.-. THOS. H. HICKS.
GRAYSoN EICHELBERGER,
mtu Secretary o. State
John GREAoEN,
WHOLESALE DEALER
SALT AND PLASTER.
apsod No. SO EXCHANGE PLACE.
w For tie sale Of the CHAMPAGNE WINES o
Aessrs. M0Ef CHANDON, Epernay.
HOOK WINES of Messrs. HENKEL & CO., Mayance
FRERES, Bordeaux.
BURGUNDIEs Of Messr. r. BRUNINGHAUs, Nuts.
P. TIERNAN l. SON,
nl1-ur IL n Charles street.
Il. E4! OFFICE OF
60 THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
BALTIMORE May 9Th, 1861.
Express for PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON
and the North will and after TODAY, leave this Office
at one O'Clock p. II.
Expresses will leave New York. Philadelphia and Bos
ton daily for Baltimore.
Packages, Freight and Baggage forwarded with safety
and dispatch.
esr For further in information, ionuira of
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
m9 TT I6i Baltimore street
hISSOLUTION.-J. CHASE OREM ceases to
~ be PARTNER in the firm of 0REM, HOPKINS &
co. from this date.
The undersigned viii continue the business under the
,ae firm, and alone orzed to jleC the debts due
and settle the buSnt SIS OF the late firm
JOHN NJ OREM,
WIZ. S. HOPKINS.
RaltimOre. prl 18Th n2et
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AMnsfmfuis.
uOOLEY & CANPBRLL'S

uOOLEY CANPBRLL'S
~ MINSTRELS.
FROM NIBLO'~, NEW YORK
WILL APPEAR ~ RALT MORE
On MONDAY ENING. June I1,h jes Iw
CONTINENTAL OPERA HOUSE.
" Engagement OF Miss JULIA BACRUS the ch armirp
Vocalist, and CHARLEY BACKUS, the World rrnnwn,,
Ethiopian Comedian and Mimic.
Grand Natine-s for aides ami Chdr-n every Monday
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons Aern0 IN admission
only 10 cts Ev ming ente anment 20 cts to ali parts of
the hail. New Attractions every evening. CheafrSt and
cooest y &c" OF am uSe1'Ilt IN the Clty. m2q-tf
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@uns, 8ides anO $1istoIs.

( OLT S PISTOLS, RIFLES AND
:, Wholesale Agency for COLTS PATENT FIRE ARSis
MANuFACrURlNG co. arge stock cons antlv on
hahd Also imp lrters OF single and double barrel "
BIRD AND DUCK GUNS,
OF which have extensive and SUPERIOR assortment
All grades for sale low by
T. B. LONEY CO.
dIStf ~ ma" a 3 .'itrTE S'r.et, .
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qnblit Sales,
JAMES R. CHANCE,

GENERAL COAMTSSTON yFpcr,
Ard Dealer in all kinds Of ATTCyTI0M ttCCHANT,
both CITY and Country Merchants who ave -, suited TO
ne the before purchasing elsaehr 4peSted to
JAMES r. Gil ANCE
-, - Commission Merchant
q stories - T. corner Ba tlmnre and Charles sts
mhl' " Entrance Charles street
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FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE co.
ESTABLISHED IN 1896.
Cash Capital and reserved fund 900 OOO
Invested in the United States. $4,000
SHAREHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
ALL AGEMENTS OF THE COMPANY
ALL DIRECTORS ARE SHAREHOLDERS
RECTORS IN NEW YORK.
JAMES BROWN, Chairman.
FRANCIS COTTENET, Deputy Chairman.
f. M ARCHIBALD, H. B. NJ. Consul
EUGENE DUTTLH, HENRY GRINNELI,2
JOS GAILLARD, ALEX. HAMILTON, Jr,
E. sANDERSoN.
BALTIMORE AGENCY
LOCAL ADVISORY BOARD:
ALEX. TURNBULL, c. MORTON STEWART,
VIM II. GRAHAM, WM F. MURDOCH.
Counsel, F. W. BRUNE, Esq, of firm of Brown Bruno
RISKS TAKEN ON PROPERTY OF EVERY DESCRIP
TON AND ON LIVES AT E LOWEST CURRENT
RATES
KREBS & HALL,
"A RREBS, Agents for the
W. CARF Ell HALL. State of Maryland,
SO EXCHANGE PLACE,
fec eotf BALTIMORE
VIM. RREBS. W. CARVEL HALL
KREBS Dc HALL,
INSURANCE AGENTS
ADJCSTERS OF AVERAGES.
Also BROKERS in all business connected with Vessels
Damaged Goods and claims against Insurance Companies
fe22-eotf So EXCHANGE PLACE
A SSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE
N COMPANY, No. SOUTH STREET,
OPPOSITE TIE Sun BUILDING.
fssco&nized for the PROMPT PAYMENT OF ITS LOSSES
AND EXPLICIT Policies lnsureS DWELLINGS, FUR
NlTURE, VESSELS in port, MERCHANDISE and other
property at the LOW EST RATES OF PREMIUM.
JOHN K. MOORE, President.
DIRECTORS.
WIN. A. HACK, LANCASTER OULD,
JAMES G WHEEDEN, JAMES A BRUCE,
ALLEN PAINE, SAMUEL KIRK,
n Z. MASON, FRANCIS BURNS,
JACOB TRUST, JAMES YOU'VE,
JAMES GETTY, Jos. Z. BOYD,
Moan WALKER, JAS. B. GEORGE, SR.,
j. 7 EARLow, +. A. MILLER.
sl3eou JOHN DUKEHART, Secretary.
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FOR RANT.

saTi4 FOR RANT.
7is The large threestory HOUSE, No North Charles
street which would be altered for Store desired or
couN crted into OFFICES.
Large NV ELINH, No u st Paul street. corner of Bank
lane lately occupied Boarding house, aud suitable
STORE AND DWELLING, southeast corner of Court.
land ana Saratoga streets.
STORE AND DWELLING, No. III Pratt street, above
Charles
STORE No 80 North Charles street lately occupied by
Mrs ). Hughes. DIV SLING above ditto well adapted
for 4 Dentist.
- DWELLING HOUSE, No. SO Lexington street. west If
and Restaurant
The adjoining HOUSES, Nos. 50 and 81 Fayee street
near Charles one lately occupied Restaurant the other
an Iron Foundry.
Small DIV ELLlNG-HoUSE Spring Court near Charles
street.
Large STABLE and Yard on Pratt street. near Howard
Two DIV NiITNG HOUSES on Carey street ahova ev-
ingtpn street. Nos Al AMI 81.
Thr eStOry DWELLING, No SGT Weat Lexinpton street
Rcpu' ican street. " >
DWELLING HOUS :, No so North Liberty street above
Le&ingtJn "
mlou No6 North Calvert street.
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THE TRI-WEEKLY EXCHANGE
IS PUBLISHED

And contains all the reading matter OF TIE DAILY Ez
CHANGE, nuding its general and political intelligence its
kilograms, reports Of local affairs and public meetings. its
accurate and impartial reports of the markets. both foreign
and DOMESTIC its reviews of books; its carefully
pared abstracts OF foreign news, editorial articles
thus giving in department the latest information
ceiyed in the city up to the day of publication.
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@rutfrps, &lqums, Nt.

- ri FRESH t; GREEN AND. BLACK TEAS, of
a., tne varieties Of kind se'e-t4d from the
fxRsAh NM Of W CROP TIA expressly for he
mt ha avcI PITY 't families the quality If which cam
e eATTiIen ytier n sly of make or in extran fro
GRANGE For sale by WM. WHETAN No 10 pena az
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DIatfOrm SfaIEs.
GarrlaQGs.

GffSSs ~ CARR : 6 ES.-We have on hand, at
Qz2A-OUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
9 11 Of the largest and best assortnents of CAR
kiAGES to be found in the city Persons in
TaseS are invited to call and examine stock as w
determined to sell at low ami accommodating
terms as any other establishment
1900. &ULLMYER L HUNTER,
Ia23-tf Corner Of Howard and Franklin sts Raft.
c$ EL CARRIAGES CARRIAGESl---W0
2S9a- hay On hand at 29 North GAY STREET, thel,l
test assortment Of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south 0
New York, all Of the Attest fashions and approved
Gtyes The public invited call and them
selves all OF which will BE- sold on reasonable ,erins
BURR, HAIGIIT & O'GONEELL,
XIV Repairing done ~ the shortest notice nT22-R
HURLETT Il SONS
~ Carriages AANUTACTDkY,
No 81 NORTH STEgGr.
G SaI The undersigned having greatly en-.
zlarged their premises aud increased their facili.
ties beg leave n call the attention of the public teT
extensive stock OF every description finished
IN the most elegant style and durable manner, which Hey
are prepared to sell mOdEtInE REP IRIS at
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices
JOHN CtRIETT SON.
tv2ttf s3 Nortl street Baltimore,
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of various sizes, glazed and
size made 10 order promptly,
GEORGE o. STEVENS,
AZ West Pratt street..
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! mo. S. CUTTINGS eco.
| ~ BANKERS EXCHANGE
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS.
| n o. y SOUTH STREET,
Buy aud selon Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets. 40 ~
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
eollaterais. ' $500 '
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans.
States and Canada. - ~ '
Receive deposits in Bankaole and Uncurrent Funds and
transact the business of Private Banking in ali its dpart
| ments. interest allowed on deposits. iaI9tf
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y WIFI It t y wv ;.
Carriages HANUCACTDky.
W e An.- I'll 81.
EATgR DRAIN AID SEEER lIHES.

The great economy in the th.se PIPES for Sewer
eye VIII be lound 70 exceed, by far, the any
material Tor the anne purposes All Cid-Fs
above will be promptly attended to- Goods delivered in
the city free of charge. mII5-tf
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
4 ber hath obtained from the Orphans, Court of Bat
49, S'ata of Narvland letters testamentary the
PERSONAL estate Of CHARLES ERR late OF said
"a, ccaSed II persons having claims against the said
J re hereby warned exhibit the same with the
thereof to the subscriber or before the fifteenth
v Of Inv 1861 otherwise they may, by law he excluded
from ali benefit said estate Given under my hand this
0'h oas 0' ''D"N''' ELIZABETH c. TALIAFERRo,
jaI4-1ss4w 'Executrix, &c,
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TOALE'S INSURANCE AGENCY,
" COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, GAY Sf,
GEO B. C0ALE,
the Licensed Agent, with full powers the
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Cash Assets, S956G00.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK,
Cash Assets, $l,4S20G0.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD,
Cash Assets, S33O2l5.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. CO., HARTFORD,
Cash Assets, 1881 1884.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE Co.
Cash Assets, 1892
MERCHANTS MUTUALINS. co, OF BALTIMORE
Assets, S2l4,iS
ro WIN. GRAHAM, Pres't.
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF TIE
UNITED STATES
FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES oh
tanned to amount in Companies very best stand
ing and at the most reasonable rates
Reliable Information given all relating to FIRE
INSURANCE, such as forms OF application statements Of
loss, &c., &c
SHORT RISKS Merchandise TAKEN with return Of Pre-
MUM, for months not used. ~ .
ssStf GEORGE B. COALE Agent
LNIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
Il OFFICE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SOUTH
AND SECOND STREETS.
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FOX RkNT.--The large first-cIass BOARD
EjjI lNHiOU Sc, No. A Lexington street three doors
-.east from charles street The parties in pos
session contemplate reti'i ing good could probably
retain the present Boarders -essinn given ot ls
june. For terms, apply to REV ERDY JuflNSOE Jr,
aplb-eot = exington street.
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Eeij That very desirable and rommodious two-story
ssA DIV ElllN-, south side Of Pleasant, second Cuo
ON CHAR street lat y occupied by jas T. Tyson ESQ
Lot A feet front by 10 deep. Apply u
ap29-eo4t Exchangr pIsre
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~ IN HOWARD COUNTY,
NEAR THE BALTIMORE AMI OHIO RAILROAD.
This Farm contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF very superior Land, vel wood and wat rcd,
las several fine building sites and is ahundantv supplied
%h fine Springs and running water 1t is situated the
County Road leading FIR the Fred rick turnpike the
abroad The situation is cevate!, it las commanding
view and is perfectly healthy
Will he sold in parcel divided to suit purchasers
~ Terms reasonable.
Appyto W. W. GLENN,
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ENOR RENT.-A STABLE in the rear of House
q No. 3D. West Lexington street. between Pine and
Fremont Streets or to GENkR " W LIZ EMS,
api9 No. l22 West l. n,bafd trttt.
gE.s= FOR RENT-WARkHOUSE Nc. 81
dis Smiths wharf, to be vacated the 2lh Instant In
-s--$ cure Of j. &. HARVEY CO,
apiln rs Exchange Place.
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FENHE IMPROVED
AETALLIC INKSTAND.
CHEAPEST AND BEST
THE MARKET.
EIGHT SIZ esq
SPONGE CUP ATTACHED.
Wholesale and retail by
PETER WALTER,
apl6- 10 v. PrAttst. Baltimore.
EEFTER W ATTEE-y
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The welIsburE Herald.

We are sorry to hear the Wellsburg
Herald complaining of an inadequate sup
port 1t is now being published at loss
to the editor This should not be allowed
by the people of Brooke and Hancock for
a week. They cannot afford to let the
Herald suffer. Besides its honorable and
consistent tone as a newspaper, and its in
valuable services to the Union cause, it is
local auxiliary to the best interests OF
these two counties, which they cannot
dispense with. We hope that our people
generally in Western Virginia who are
able to do SC will lend the Herald help
ing hand.
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The New state.
[Froul nc Morgantown star. ]

The name of the proposed new State
formed from this PORTION of Virginia
Kanawha-is not the one we would have
given, but it is, nevertheless, a very pretty
one, but not so good as "New Virginia" or
"West Virginia" We still love the name
of Virginia. and now that our Convention
has commenced breaking the chains for
gcd for US by the tyrants of the East, we
are proud to say that we were born in
West Virginia. The flames kindIed in tie
hearts of our people are bursting over the
Allegheny Mountains, and the tyrants of
the East may now see the folly of their
usurpation. Let "the gall'd jade VINCE
we will soon be free. Let Letcher, Wise,
Pryor e Co, howl, the West will be free
from their expressions. Let them send
their hordes of hired South Carolina dupes
to press us with tyranical hand, and we
promise them n warm reception-some-
thing like the British reception at New Or
leans. May God speed the day that the
chains that bind us may be completely bro
ken, and no tyrant left to make more.
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Appearance OF Some Traitors In Wells
burg--They Leave on the 'FDOuble-
Quick"
from tho wellsburs Herald.l

On last Saturday evening our citizens
were somewhat surprised on seeing seven
horsemen slowly perambuiating the streets
whom rumor soon discovered TO be a small
detachment of II seceSh company, said to
have been organized somewhere in the up
per part of the county. One of the inii
viduals belonging to the aforesaid compa
ny, sported n red cap, while the others
were content with appearing in the simple
dress of the citizen. Upon their entrance
into town, some one of their number gave
vent to his enthusiastic devotion to rebel
lion, by hurrahing for JEFF. Davis. They
were permitted to proceed quietly and I'M
molested until they reached the Exchange
Hotel, where they proceeded to dismount
and infict upon themselves suudry danger
Gus wounds in the neck. a crowd here
collected around the brave scccshcrS, and
one of our citizens, not relishing this bold
display of treason in our midst, very po-
litely inquired if any one of the chivalrous
young equestrians wished to partake of n
hostile encounter, but they each and all,
deeming "discretion the better part of
valor," thercupon declined the invitation,
and after some hard words between the
parties, the cavalcade took up its line of
march on its return home. Some half dOZ-
en- of our citizens, thinking to enjoy IL lit
tie fun ut the expense of the seceshcrs,
posted themselves, with loaded guns, in a
field along the road the seceshers were to
pass, and when they appeared in sight,
suddenly intercepted their career by dis
charging their loads just near enough the
heads of the seceshers to let them hear til e
bullets whistling past their ears. They
were then commanded to give three cheers
for the Union, and were given to under
stand that the penalty of disobedience to
this very reasonable request would be a
dose of powder and lead. Not relishing
such an inglorious manner of making their
exit from this GLOVER sphere" the whole
cavalcade of the chivalrous seceshcrs
thereupon took off their caps, and swing
ing them around their heads, gave three
hearty cheers for the Union, after which
they were suffered to quietly proceed on
"the even tenor of their way"