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Tobacco 4 Segars.

T>HE subscriber invites the attention of those who
Il use the weed, to the stock of TOBACCO, Sc
CARS. SNUFF, and other articles pertaining to the
Tobacco business which he has opened at the store
room adjoining j. W. Meredith's Jewery Establish
ment. His stock embraces variety Of favorite
brands suitable to varied tastes, and he hopes by
constant attention to business and endeavor to
commodate his customers to share of public
patronage. w. ID. WADDELL.
Stauntop March 10, l861-tf
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VIRGINIA, Sct.-.1N AUGUSTA COUNTY
Y COURT, August 2eth, 1861:
Ordered that Robert G. Bickle, j. Wayt Bell, John
Newton, Benjamin F. Hallman, James Wilson, Will
liam W. Montgomery, d. N. Vanlear A. II. Ross, Alb
hereby appointed COMMITTEES each in his respective
Magsteria District to solicit and procure funds upon
the County Bonds for the purpose of aiding the Vol
unteers and supporting the families OF absent soldiers
and that they report their action the County Com
missioners, A Copy--Teste
a a4-ca- VIM. A. BURNETT, D. C.
Sentemhar g 1851 at
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NEW TOBACCO STORE,

NEW TOBACCO STORE.
THE subscriber would inform the public generally,
l. and the consumers of the delicious weed par
ticularly, that he has opened
NEW TOBACCO STORE IN STANTON,
door from Becks Restaurant and nearly opposite
the Virginia HOTEL where he has large stock of all
grades of Chewing Tobacco and Segars of every
brand He can supply tobacco and segars of all the
also keep hand Smoking Tobacco Pipes and Stems,
Matches, Backing, and everything kept in Tobacco
Stores He is prepared to sell bp wholesale we'll as
retail Be sure call at the New Tobacco Store of
Sept. 3. 186l-tf. 80 j. III. ID. JOHNSON. 8
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~ SALE PRIVATELY-Co Containing 235 Acres
we'll improved-lying in Augusta CO., on the Va. G.
R. Road, and lying around Craigsville Depot-being
good situation for Store and Mechanics Persons
wishing to purchase will examine the property. For
further particulars address the subscriber at Frank
ford, Greenbrler CO., Va. JAS. A. CRAIG.
Nov g. le6O-tf.
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ATTENTION. SAD REGIMENT v

q ATTENTIUN, SD REGIMENT V. M.
TINE Commandments of Companies are notified that
Il they will be required to call their companies to-
gether every Saturday at IL O'clock for drill at their
usual places of mastering, except that Capt. Halls
Company and the Waynesboro Company viii meet at
Gerard B. Stuarts Mill; Capt. Westerns and Capt
Shumates Company will meet at the house of M M
Kersh, and so to meet until further orders. aait
efse3 3 Tor so8I 81 VIM M. WILSON,
Sept. 10.-3t. Mai. Com 32d Reg
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MISS HARRIET M. STRIBLING AND
IHl MISS RY r BER r Ell EX 70.

sumo their School Tin the basement of the Lutheran
church, Tuesday, October LIST, 1861. Tuition 800
per session. No deduction made except in case of
protracted sickness
Staunton, Aug. q, 1661.-n
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,

STAUNTON, VA.
THE next session of this Institution will commence
the LIST Gay of October, 1861, and close on the
last Thursday in June following.
For Circulars, or further information, apply to
]. B. TINSLEY, Principal
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A GOOD AND SAFE INVESTMENT AT
II TEN PER CENT.-$20O0 worth of very desira-
BILE REAL ESTATE in Staunton will be sold, with a
guarantee from the present owner for live years. that
It will rent for 5000 year. For particulars apply
to 1MBODEN BkO.
Stauntnn Sent. l4. 18RO-tds.
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mr.. JAMES JOHNSTON, SURGICAL y
II MECHANICAL DENTIST, having been located
permanently in Saunton for the last four years. would
respectfully inform his friends and the public gene
rally that he still continues practice Dentistry in all
it's various branches with the strctest regard to du-
rability and usefulness.
UOce on the south-sde of Main Street opposite the
old Spectator Office.
StauntOn Nov. 29, 1854.
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E>STRAYED OR STOLEN from the subscri-
u Der on Friday. the 23d of August, small
IRON-GREY MARE.
blind nearly SO, and supposed to be about years
DID, reward of SIS will be given for the recovery OF
the mare and so for the mare and thief. Address
me at New Hope, Augusta county
September 3, 1861.-3t. JOHN ID. BATS.
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MORE NEW GOODS,
AND THE LAST UNTIL THE WAR is OVER
DAVIS A. kAYSER rf 1.af
LAS just received addition to his large stock of
Ill STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
1000 yards best "A Brown Cottons;
600 yards best fine Cotton:
100 yards heavy Brown Drillings;
$50 yards fine book-fold Drlngs;
2400 yds. best Eng. and Amer Prints,
$50 yards fine Jaconet Cambria;
25O yards Black and OIL Cambria;
200 yards Rice ditto ditto ditto.
800 yds Trimming Ribbands
80 yards Red Padding;
so yards Linen Canvass;
100 yards Irish Linen; e
40 yards Vest Padding;
10 gross large black Velvet Buttons
8 doz best Hoop Skirts, from 20 to 20 hoops;
215 doz best Buck Gloves;
to which which we invite Hi p5.->tst1
the particular attention
of cash buyers. W MAY %, 1861.-Vin. copy.
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RICHARD ADAM,
WHOLESALE RETAIL
BREAD, FANCY CAKE, AND CRACKER
B A IL IL II,
III MAIN ST., OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE BANK,
RICHMOND, VA.
A RROW-ROOTS, Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water
IL Crackers, Bread, Cakes and Pies of superior
quality, always on hand, and packed and delivered to
order.
Sept. %. 186O-1y.
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Lynchburg Hose and Fire
1N0O MN 1nYiNGHBuRG, VA.
rIHE capital of this company has recently been in
i creased by a subscription of
The $1 cse(9si asa ss,nu, Of over
"'N'DS - $333, 100000.
OFFICERS.
j. R. MCDANIEL, President, J. N. CoBBs, Vice Pres
J. o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
Jno. Otey Taylor, James Payne,
Jno. T. Davis, w. T. Anderson,
S. H. Mckinney VIM. ii Stratton,
MS. Langhorne, G. R. Slaughter,
Acting as agent for the company, am prepared to
receive applications and issue policies against loss
damage by fire, on terms favorable as the nature
of the Risk and the real security OF the insured and
of the company will warrant. VIM M GUY,
Gen. Ag't for the State OF Va
SLAVE INSURANCE.
The Lynchburg Hose and Fire insurance Company
is nsurng Slaves for or four years. the most
reasonable terms. Persons wishing to effect insu-
rance upon the lives OF their Servants or properly,
s'' ~ " Apf'' WILLIAM M. GUY,
April II, 1860. Gen. Agt, Staunton, Va.
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGIN Ia
CHARTERED MARCH II, 1852.
hOuuU Cdpfsdi 1OVVsVVvs
THIS Company, having been duly organized is now
i ready to receive applications and issue Policies
and offers to the citizens of Virginia the nducemen
of home Company for the safe Insurance OF all kinds
of PROPERTY MERCHANDISE &c, at fair and equitable
rates. The Directors the public that this Com
pany will be conducted with view to permanency and
on the strictest principles of equity, justice close
regard to economy and the safety OF the insured.
PRESIDENT,
JOSEPH s. CARSON.
C. s. FUNK, Secretary. O. T. BRESEE, Actu0ry
DIRECTORS,
JOSEPH 8. CARSON, JOB khRR,
JAMEs p RIrrY LEWIS P HARTMAN.
IIoyD LacAN ROBERT STEELE,
HUGH SIDWELL
ty Office on L0u1oa1 Street, near the FGttey BANK.
~ GEORGE E. PRICE, Local Agent, Stanton
A ril q 1855.
NIILL IRONS, MACHINERY AND ALL
N kinds of Castings made to order at the Stauntor
Foundry, by Al. GAhBER W.
Sep. ID, 1859.
BOOTS AND SHOES.-Just received, a lot o
ID Boots and Shoes. OF the very best quality, fol
winter wear. HENRY HUGHES.
Staunton. Oct 80. 1850.
T. : TsoUT sT brss 0 st sas
Staunton, Aug. ~, 1861.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.
NV have leased for term of years the commodi-
w and convenient Stables attached to the
Virginia Hotel, in Stsunton, where we ~
intend to keep constantly on hand for frNnxn<
sale the finest HORSES that can be W. ~k II
procured. j. s. Byers has experience 'H%H
and qualifications as horse dealer, U
which are well known to the public. As our business
is be one of years pains will be spared obtain
and keep the public patronage.
We also take Horses on Livery. In few weeks
the Stabling will be increased to accommodate 400
horses Capable and attentive Osters have been en-
ployed. The County custom is solicited. Drivers
are invited to stop with
In connection with this Stable we shall keep Hacks
Buggies and Saddle Horses constantly for hire-our
Vehicles being all new, with fine Horses, we conf
IDENTIFY solicit public patronage.
j. S. BYERS & co.
N. B. Nicking and Bobbing done by an expert
enced hand. 9YERS q co.
Jan. 81. 1860
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
WE take this method of advising the public of the
w Removal of business from Baltimore to
this City, where we are located on MAIN STREET,
FINE New WARE Rooms ATTACHED TO THE
|SPOTTSWOOD HOTEL.
We have very desirable stock of Foreign and
Domestic
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.,
which we are prepared to sell on as favorable terms
as they be bought in this City. We shall be
compelled to adopt almost strictly Cash SYSTEM as
we now obliged to pay Cash for all the Goods we
buy. We will offer our friends all the inducements
for money, in our power.
MEREDITH, SPENCER & co.
Richmond, June 4, 1861.
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TERMS for session of nine months, (beglnnlng Octo
Der 1st,) payable in three equal instruments:
Primary Department. $50 o.
Hipb English do. 40 Oh
Classical do, oV y
French do 10 Oh
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AN11ANA 4V ~ ~ No O11Ao41
WOULD respectfully call the attention of the cIti-
w zens of Staunton and vicinity to his large and en-
tirely new stock of SPRING GOODS, which he is now
Soda Crackers Picnlcs, Raisns, Figs, Currants, Cit
ron, Dates, Prunes, English Walnuts, Filberts, Al
monds, Ground Nuts, Pecan Nuts, Lemons, Oranges,
Also FANCY sGooDs, FRENCH CANDIES, CAKES AND
TOYS.
% Wedding parties furnished at the shortest no.
tice, and on the most reasonable terms. -
Also Fresh Peaches, HOLSTERS, Pickles, Catchups,
&C., &c. ->t.l
He will sell on reasonable TERMS and respectfully
solicts share of patronage.
~ Candy sold at Wholesale and Retail i
Staunton, May 29, 1860.
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NOTICE /!

A LII persons having bills for Commissary Supplies
N furnished to my order, or to the Military Hos
pta, requested to present the same for settlement
on the 30th day OF each month to the undersigned.
FRANK w. HENDERSON,
Capt. and A. G. S., c. S. Army.
August o. 1S6I-3t
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5,UUU ED AT TIE sTAUNToS BRE WEI
for which the highest cash prices will be paid Ap-
ply either the Brewery the corner room of the
Va. Hotel. RICHTER d FRANK.
We also wish to purchase about 900 pounds of
HOPS. Persons having any to sell will do well to
send them in Immediately. r. &F.
Staunton, Sept. 3, 1861 st.
~ Rock. Reg. copy three times and send bill to
oA,no
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HOTEL AVID FEED STARs,ES
Fine Photographs and AmbrOtypes.

IN HE OLD BELL TAVERN, near the Virgin
l. ia Hotel, Ii. j. RANKIN is now taking the finest
Photographs, on an improved style, which omit be
beat in the United States. Also Ambrotypes as fine
as can be made. Ladies and Gentlemen, if you want
to your beauty treally exists come to
Gallery, in the cold Bell, and he will take it in ali
its grandeur. e4s. eot-N
EN All styles of Fancy Cases on hand Pictures
AIKEN at all prices. ~ Instructions given in the
Art. [Staunton Jan Ok 1880
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BEYOND QUESTION

BEYOND QUESTION --
"E are now receiving supply of TOBACCO THAI
w for quality and variety, cannot be surpassed in
the State, comprising all the different grades running
up from very low price the choicest chew that
be had. Merchants will please examine our stock
before laying in their fall supply. .g "a
Il. J. GLENDY,
Saunton Sept 25 1850 per G.. T. CocRRAN.
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y TURNPIKE NOTICE.

A GENERAL meeting of the Stockholders in the
IA Warm Springs and Harrsonburg Turnpike Road
Company will be held at Stribling Springs, in the
county of Augusta, the LIST Friday in October
1t is hoped stockholders will attend or send their
proxies. By order of the Board.
M. HARVEY EFFINGER
Sec'y Treasr w. s. & Il. Turnpike
Harrisonhurp Sent 10 1871 -tdm
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Rlrhmnnh Dlspatrb.
w E.IfN kSIfA MtRNl NT j I r. -, 1861
FROM NORFOLK.
(-rFcrA1 cosRssrovpEscE or THE DISPATCH. ]
Nogr0IK June IL 1861

NogrOLK, June i. IsGl
There is very little news IN the city to-day
Saturday afternoon the Hessiuns at the Rip
Raps fired twelve shells at our battery on
SeweIIs Point, without even causing our
men tn pay them The least attention. Their
shells leli far away from them and bnrsted on
the sand. Their fire wac not returned by our
forces Butler Is increasing his forces at New
port News. i large steamer was seen con-
veyipg troops from Old Point on Saturday
The late L :. snip Germaatcwn, which the
Nandais burned and sunk at the Gogport
Navy Yard viii he gotten up aGd ready for
repairs this week. The MerTimac IL in the
Dry Dock, and the sloop Plymonth remains
wish q portion OF her hull ont of the water
She will be gotten mp next, Tile State Fri
gate has teeB made Il store-shp Of, ard novw
holds the berth of the Old PennsviEania.
has been very warm here for u considera-
be time, bu' me heavy fail Of rain last night
uss made he air cool enough for fire. The
ladies OF Norfolk are getting np q flag, 10 he
presented to the North Carolina regiment sta
toned here. III" GTays, those line soldiers
from Your city, are h; wing regular drills every
evening, and attraCc coUsidera ME attenfion.-
They re- the finest drilled body of men have
ever seen.
Mr. John Southcsye, aged upwards OF 81
years. died - h.s residence, on Catharine
treet, Saturday Last. lie wts very y yea lthv
men.
Can't. Henry Glenn, Of Wisa's brigade, is
r"cIn nitipg :Cr company of ARTILLERY, TO bp
stationed IN Princess Anne county.
i"ioes : Leigh, ESQ of t:se linn Of Leigh
Brother has been elected CAPTAIN OF n
GH"rIsla Company. An election Tor other OF
ncels oi lhp company t4Aes place To- night.
hanks ia Lj9coiu'~ blockade. our market
k'ep~ vel ~ro5j.-i WI Il fiur fish and Negeta.
fsr'- 90 "sHlS El-.3. ii E7EyPrp
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Ix1EREs1lso PAkAoRAras qRox NoxrH

1STEREs1GsU PARAGRAPE> FR0M NORTHERN
PArsKs.-The Boston Post says:
The little real good to be obtained by sue
cessiul war is problem which much puzzles
Us. We want no suhiugated TIA tes: We should
not highly prize 4 cUGquered citiIen,'
The Beilo g7s Falls (Tt.} Argus remarks
that
" About all OF the appropriations of thou =
sands OF dollars by towns for the war il ~.
hnDCombe, show aud efoct, IN order that some
one may Yentilate their patriotism, and put an
edge -ume axe they may wish 10 have
ground"
says the New York bay Book: a. yolnn-
untetr in one ot tht New ORR regiments now
at the saa of war, who Is Il hi of wag, ca me
near being druminei ont loT Saying, after they
hst.t been sworn in. - yes, we have been cursef
IutO the service. "
Garrison Is reported rs saying in late speech
that, Il am an old man, and III the nature
OF things must soon set out on my long jour
uey'' Guess ne will find 1T pretty easy 60
nag is il will be all the way down hill
1he New ! ork Day Book intends no com pill
! n4ent 10 Old Abe wnen IL says He j. bring
lug destruction upon every safeguard of lo-
erty, and upon the GoNernmen itself. If the
doctrines and prac tees OF the Eepu niican par
~ be allowed 10 prevail, every true DEMOCRAT.
every human being in the North, who has Il
white man'r heart beating III his breast, bet ter
attempt 10 live under the government OF
Iimbuctoo than TO endure The insecurity ot
property and life, loss of liberty and free
speech which these desperate fanatics have
ina ug urated lii the frs: three months OF their
rule"
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Very respectfully, yours,
r. A. SsiTa


PRINCE iokrsCHAkoYF.-Prince Gortscha.
kor, late Governor Of Poland, whose death
was announced by the steamer Arahia AL
Halifax, was born in lT9c, served againsr the
French IN the campaigns Of lsb1 and lsl2- IA !.
Against the SWedes "A 1905 o aud against tn.
Turks In ls2s-'2y, when he led the Siexes of
Shuinia and Siiistris; distinguished hirnsai
In the war Of the Polish reYolut ton ASH at
Srochow. Ostrotenka and the taking oil War.
saw. lie was also with Price PasRsyttch In
the INVASION OF Hungary in lsse. In 1883 h-
received the command OF the army df iuya-
Sion sent to the Damn bian prineipaIities In
1879 ne "ashppointedC Commander In. Chief ia
the Crimea, and greatly distinguished hiln self
by MS gallant defence of Sebastopoi against
the allied french aud Engiishl forces. la
1885. after the death OF Prince Paskeyitch, he
was appointed Governor OF Poland by Alex
ancer H., In the execution Of whose conc ella :
iory measures IN regard 10 that country he
WAS earnestly engaged up 20 the period OF his
deceaso.
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PESaACoLA.-The editor vi The Mobile Re-
CUSTER, who has visited this Important point
says that II Is impregnable against Major
BgOws and the feet and that il Will NOT tIge
very long 10 render the abandonment OF Fort
PIcken5 q matter of military necessity lie
adds
Yet there i. difference among military
men aud civilians, too as ~ the policy of M,
attack upon Pickens even with the certainty
OF Its reduction. The reason tor the attack
Is thai the HIted States flag Insults while
A. nies over II soil declared 10 be indie pen den I
OF the Government il emblems and that
honor demands il should be expelled at every
cost. This IL trne, bur IL Is also true that il
Is no more insulting to-day than il was TWO
weeks or two mon tbs ago, and If we have put
up with that insult for several months be-
cause we could not help IL, may We not do so
for a time longer IL ~ is Il manifest advantage
10 the cause and our ultimate triumph -
Those against the attack urge that the pres
enCe OF r ederal army and navy al and off
Pensacoia is doing no errLhly harm to the
Confederate cause, while they might be ein &.
ployed elsewhere 10 its injury. Pensacola il
not elty OF coinlnerce--the d0miui OF the
enemy is confined 70 barren island and ex-
cept his hIreiings, he has no suh,ccts hut mus
puitoes aud sand ties.
lie Is keeping that post at great cost, ineou-
'ehience and priyat,on To I'll. troops, aud dan
ger to the fteet. As the hot sea sou advances
all this will become more manifest rsyey.
VIII attack the troops. and the inevitable Au-
gust storm viii compel the fleet 10 ''cut and
Tnn,' or go ashore.
While this i. the case as To them a. Co us
ho harm Is done. Ready To rep-i any attack
at any moment the enemy chooses 10 make
~, and drive him from the island II he dares
the conflict, the Pensacola Navy \ ard, mean l.
time, forms an ad mirabie catn y pf ms truction
where 10000 troops, under experienced offi
GERS, and in the presence of the enemy, are
rapiaiy hardening into disciplined veterans
Whcn they are thoroughly schooled, send
them to the field and replace them by 10 ,ooG
new leyies, 10 undergo the same ,taininx,
Meanwhile Maj. Brown and his people can
stay at fickens. and fad all the am ussmsn,
they can from watching the proceedings With
the spy. glass, fighting the mosquitoes. And
eating ship stores Tor their dinner.
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A fnrE,cb fEw.-rhe Mobile Reotstsg.
states that Mr.. Woop, OF New York, gave 70
what was thea has organ, The Daily S.os, a
new direction. MIR. SrUAsr resigu.s, The esi,,o
rial charge he had held over 1t for two wears.
and published The roluateer, the ONLY cam.
paixn paper started for Southern Rights north
with ex Secretary of State, Trexxs, MAGMA.
HAN, and Others, he took a leading part in two
organizations against Abolitiontsfn and Rs
pooicanized Democracy. He aud McMAnAx
nave now become citizens of the South AS
tnere was no longer safety North for men ~
tae'r views Mr., FrcSEs IL about settlinr In
Georgia, Mr.. LAwagscg Ia Lonlsisna. ana
Ine othsr gentlemen ia other Sou .hern States.
which Sacred History tells us wers necessSrv
70 save doomed city" In the davs whs.
tsod nsde fesrfally manifest hi. dealing, wi,s
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lNSPbtGok UENEEAb'H OFtlEh,F
t"tuQ ~, kJCU%OND, june Etn- Loo.
- O1ll 9. IL EEkEEN GINEN I'll s Z

. ' the Froca nation o. The Governor, dated
the ID Of June 1881, calling upon Volunteer Corn
paEtes 'to repair forthw,ih aud without awe ting
further "rd-r- 10 the ptaCe- uf TeAl -7vuus,
no. intended to include companies "f cavalry.
Captains OF Cavalry TEooiH directed u re-
port 9y letter, stating the condition Of their
| pauias ~ to numbers, arms, Sc, and TO await
sdrtlei nrders.
By order Of the Governor.
JOHN =. BALDWIN,
&, INSPECTOR tierAraI y Forcr.
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Mr.. A. Parks has been elected 10 the Con
vention from kanawha county, 10 succeed
Mr. Summers, resigned.
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NAssAcH~aETTs N0LCNTFsR-.-A Boston cor
respondent Of = New York paper says: " l
tell you. Massachusetts will send men who
win fight till from their b0rrs the flesh is
hacked They VIII wade through blood and
slaughter in support of The Stars aud Stripes "
Il was = Nsssachusetts General who led
the Federal troops in the battle 1T Bethel
Church He waded . through blood and
slaughter" 10 get cut of The range ot Sou thern
bullets, and we Opine that the valiant Butler
OF Massachusetts would have been equaily
precipitate In his retreat. The New York
Day Book thus pungently answers the fore
going bit Of blaggadocia
Ia the war OF 1872, and IL the Mexican war ,
MasSaCh bOaStea that she furnished no
troops-saii II was ''unbaComing Il Christian
people To dO 80. And when the soldiers who
were raised aad sent 1t the private expense OF
Caleb Gushing, came back from Mexico, they
Wer" Kissed aud rotten -egsed III the 7treets OF
Boston, ANA hooted al H. ''5utckers Z" The
N \. Tribune at that time, called General
Worth lone OF Uncle Sans lourneymen
throat cutters 80