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BY As6SEOY q 60
TRUSTEES SALE

'@Ss% a NAtVABLE DWELLING on SOUTH PACA ST
oiS liue Of decree of the Circuit Cour for Baltimore
e Undersigned trustee VIII Offer fer SAFE hy public
rry ' o. The premises, FRIDAY,t l0th DAY @, Nav
az - NJ o.clo,E IN the afternoon:
fHi THAT LOT OF GRUITNIj s;tusta and Ivin i, ~, n
for he SAN, Aforesaid ard thus described Beginning
the On tit north side OF South Paca street AT
mast corr !" 20 feet southwcStcry from the western
thenc. soma aler and South Paca streets. and running
FEET theTc@ mort, Eound souh Pac street, Is
tot on5 - lt'"e5'sry liz feet thence nOrrheasarU n
Ground $40 -'erI9 10 the place Of beginning.
improved by three story br;cL, Dvrrrr1,-C ~ $40,
,th mn'sst hfsement and double two-storv back fnd
lHE' anu tabie ana Carriage House en- The r,ar az
Ierms-une third cash. and the balar y; ' t OF me t'
sIamentS oil three six months. credit nav "a, IN
interest from day OF sale 10 be s.ciIrfd Ey ~ ~
purchaser to be endorsed 20 Il" sasfactirn " III te
SAMUEL SNHWDN:- TruStre
aplS2swkds -i''-C ' y W,
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;aaNksEs aHD Gr0kers.

hjIlthEla ain TtuERI5.
! "a -
/ M ARTIN LEWIS,
Tia. s,.,,., 80. 10: q sEcoyD sTEkET, "
al SrGs' a 9s Inc purchase ana sale Of
mf20 >' il fi,e Wv yorr r,a-te+
:. - : 75 II Ille -1t~ / DIX nlaLSeG:
wi AMIN S-, LEV II, mr., n,o,
Fay, paivfa,5HI No ., - s Sc. y, aTREEI
' cs bas sdv and Gaes q
NT0TEs Cue ~ 2241 Ss[,s m22
" ''"'' 'loo"a AND B3 H61G8r AND sorD
MARTIN LIE WIS, AMI "oLD'
No y ~ Ss SogHI s STE Ell
:, BUYS and sells on CorGiisS,on
ssrr-55GnntIA BILE RUSI ESS PAPER,
GRANTS I I ~ ~ N All; HAkRf
BBTyyS AND SELLS NHw Yi'RK EXGaaayGE.
and Attends personally TO all and evrv Kind Of Brat and
k1nEing business. " iaI5 Ifu
z F0NApD nr-I,,.I,1-
- l0I.a 81
CONNIE pCTdL p1PEB
No. 10 SOUTH STREET
BALTIMORE, MD.
PAPERf!. AL Bought Sold and Negotiated.
Pfc ons ' 6 6rs syen to the NEGOTIATION
I K. McGINN Il co, =--=S :
Rnu ,.s -, 10 NdRTIIaI Ski RHGA h"S'
AWRASGN : 80. G% = ~ HaIzSss- - aaa,em
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS
Negotiate aqsines Paper aus and execute orders
~ lucas ~ Wis and other N :rkets juls #
kFONEY RTTSTNESS
I'VE ~ ~, = ,,,-,,,
~ A5hIIN LEWIS
=. 10 Al SECOND STREET,
flFSt mouse IRON - nth stTeeI,
Krcc.Tr =, rro,- - StteTGdS promptly to the
Of 4ihE"GAN HE ;, ,,ro,,-,,-, . 49,
I7TI,rcr, c,,.-, - AND BUSINESS PAPER.
IL -''o4S LOANS On SIOChS
u,v,,, -,-,,-o,, AND OTHER SECURITIES.
f,ro Nrts n r,2 = ~ a tt-S ON COhA TFRALS.
~ EtTrrIt e 11TtH-,S " -, i, -, Pfk
VI r.; ol<lit.it Oh STOCKS in all the markets,
~ ftSH 49, IS The bfDk ER AND BANKING
nLoiN ESs IN ALI. ITS BRANCHES. js6if
EMO O. ,,r,,,r,,C,r- -
i W. .; " ilNGG q CO.,
STOCK AND Sill BROKERS,
Buv and ssIioo Co 30, e. s"G FL sEEt ST,
and other rasrI,efs '''''H aa securities IN ths
Purchase and sell f,rorna asc-4,
Advances T1aia on St1.I-s - I,.,.. ~.
eollaterals ~ ''N'0' -'''es' @Hd o'aef
ss se eala THE Paper oD ind Stock Ioa9s
States and Canada ' - 'e 0-'SH
ecsVe deposits in BanEablc and JEcurrent F1n5s and
transact the business Of Prya:e B5nkin in ali ~ so a
lients Interest allowed on der6sits " Oh " 40 gTIfs'
c4AMTTET, HAppTC = CONC -
= p. w nts1 49, G. !2I ~
0' ''-'NN = NJ \ SYrG4 ppovu,s
fIfiTT Efrr, -, II y. 100 ~ LfI!oSE STREET,
Cs7adap !oia5s IN the United states and
" &c VI avg -
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StOtks, GEtkanGs, TT.

SlUIaS, CE[galIge, 1T.
NOTICE.
- We are prepared to give CASH ADVANCES on con.
SHIPMENTS to our friends Messrs X Il r woodward Co.
DAFT Cheanside and 3d f@$ S street.
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
j S99SS for sale by ss a.SHi1t dHARRIs
GOLLECTiONS ON ALL PROMIN ENT
lnnsl.tf ~ - az 20 mai; TIio y J. CARSON.
RALrIMURE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
- boNDS wanted by SAMUEL HARRIS, IT.,
"po-tt basement Chesapeake Bank,
z LTIAORE AND OHIO R. r. BONDS 1867.
IL Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad bonds 1875
B BS Do DO d. do: 1883 1852
Norh"ss;ern Va. Railroad bonds q mortgage.
Wanted By SiMJEL. HA Al; si;S,o Jrs,
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
fe2! N9EEs for sale by Th 10; + CARSON,
E'XCHANGE ON NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
FUR 6qsIeSS b. RICHMOND Ad and
1e25.tf "a baltimore Street
FINCURRBNT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
by e2stf TAG g, T,; CARSON, a,S''
BROTHERS BONINGER,
FOR FSEE GSH4F Exc8gyGE 0B fr &
principal cities Of Germany London Paris and Amster
4 DVANCES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
ieze.f \. ~, Ed o2L-NINl' Tao Il SyI J. CARSON
RANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
Ky KY JNo s. Cuttings \ CO,
MARYLAND SIZES Maryland 6 per cent.
co.,, sAML. HARRIS, Jr..
IgsI Basement Chesapeake Bank
'BNlME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
ia17 If sAML H IA ri SONS.
& .. R. R. BONDS 1867 WANTED BY
- a. JNO S. CUTTINGS q Co,
s-tt 20 south st.
SCRIP OF NEW YORK AND PHILADH.
~ FHlA INSURANCE COMPANIES KK T2Rsd i. b HALL
fe22t' IS E2ehsn re- P 5iia:
CTERLING EXCHANGE.
a. 1uIs-t For sale by ocE KNoX Ax CO,
STOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
'J sttF sold by JNo, S. CUTTINGS 4 co;
! y for sale hy Lnl6tfI THO J CARSON
MISSOURI 6's FOR SALEBY
~ ~ JNo. S. CUTTINGS Z co,
SOU ~ % South st.
| n ERCHANTS' BANK STOCK FOE SALE BY
W W JNo. S. CUTTINGS & co,
| EISIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
| E by SAMUEL HARRIS Jr
!aI1-i Basement Chesapeake Bank.
VI ARYLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
sou % South St
| COMMERCIAL FARMERS BANK STOCK
| 0wanted by JNO. 8. CUTTINGS & Co,
| soo 2g South st
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
L wanted by KNOX Il CO.,
| apzc-u Exchange Place.
baltimore PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
AIDy SAML. HARRIS, Jr.,
| Jullu Basement Chesapeake Bank.
! NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
~ Wanted by SAML HARRIS, Jr,
!nII-U Basement Chesapeake Bank
StIGrUEgs.
I'D. Il. WILSON,
~ ATTORNEY ATLAW
No. II Law BUILDINGS,
Corner of St Paul and Lexington streets {up stairs)
| mh20ly BsLTiNoRF Nm
| ma 0SES ENGLEHEART
| I'VE ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No 81 SPi RRIER'S COURT,
Rear Of the Law Buidings,)
LEXINGTON STEEET, BETWEEN CHARLES AND Sx Paul,
,r,. RALTIM0RE.
Ali business In his h.
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sanhsrs aaN grohers.
McKIM O. CO.,
= a III tx HR s.,

CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND ST. PAUL SITS,
LAKE COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY THROUGHOUT THE
UNITED STATES and CANADA
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND CHECE9 PUR.
CHASED UPON REASONABLE TERMS nh7tf
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Daasgs, It., far Sub znh Rtnt.

ia FOR SALE-VERY Iowa fine three
s5it story HOUSE, with ali the modern improvements
YfTrti IN gXreept neigh5orhood Apply at 1888 WEST
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Y Z Il VI =


OF THE DAILY EXCH .NGE
Served in the city, and payable only the carriers
WtLVE AND = HALF CENTS WEEKLY.
Mailed to subscribers out Of the city at SIX DOLLARS
YEAR, payable invariably in ad auce.
go liberal reduction 20 Clubs and News Agents
Y u1cc.II
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~ ". LIND,
81. ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT
Southwest corner of Charles AMI Fayette streets.
NIT Entrance Favettee
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ROUIS, OHUES AND CATERS,
~ CHEAPER THAN EVER
AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT,
" WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
between Gay ard Holiday streets
Tine unoei lgned takes this method of informing his
friends and the public, that he is selling the balance Of his
Fall and Winter STOCK at much reduced prices to MAKE
large and select stock that am now manufac
turing suitable for Spring and summer Of French Calf
Skin BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS, French Patent
Leather do do, French Kid do. do By a narticnIar
method of measuring am enabled to fit the most tender
feet, they wear my work without apy dicnItv
Thankful for the liberal patronage have received and
still featuring in the latest improved stvle cali is
respectfully solicited. P. GAHAN
fe28-n NO. oS west Bait more street
ITO CASH PURCHASERS.
Your attention is respectfully invited to our large
STOCK OF BUILDING MATERIALS. We offering
GEO. o. STEVENS,
At W st Pratt street,
mh27-tfr Spears wharf
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SaMraate GgnlBangss.
M q r { Fl z
AND INLAND INSURANCE.
AUGUSTA INSURANCE And BANKING COMPANY
ESTABLISHED In 1928.

Condition the Company the Sd December, 1860 per
Report to the Governor of Georgia. published in accordance
with the laws of that State.
ASSETS. II,nuI7IEs
Bills Recevahlc. 'arital STOCK . sS75 600 10
Exchange on New Circulation ......,.. | 1850
.S5dJ Ooo9i deposits lb,9 5I6
0tchS, .i1"uCS ard Dividends unpaid. 65l 81
Due nv Banks and
, AGENTS. ...:...:.. lO6,99425
Specie in vanlt, the
bona fde property
OF the Co......... log 67ll6
$67456S75I s674,56sg5
Ten PER CENT. IN CASH RETURNED UPON THE
PREMIUMS ON ALI RISKS TERMINATING WITHOUT
LOSS.
LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID AT THIS AGENCY
WITHOUT REFERENCE TO THE HOME OFFICE
KREBS HALL,
AGENTS,
So EXCHANGE PLACE.
WY. KREBS.
W. CARVEL HALL. fe22-eotf
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THE TRI-WEEKLY EXCHANGE.
AID VERTISING RATES.

Longer advertisements at proportionate rates YEARLY
contracts to be matters of SPECIAL agreement
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
- twenty-five cents line 70; space occupied each in
sertion.
The following among the number of PostOfces t.
which He Daily EXCHANGE is Enailei:
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: HARRIS, JR.,
NJ BASEMENT CHESAPEAKE BANK
1, NORTH STREET,
Guys and sells all the stocks other securities Of this
and other markets commission. seil-tf
w GILMOR, JR.,
w. STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
No. II SECOND STREET,
BUYS and sells Commission Stocks and Securities in
this aud other markets IL
Makes advances Stocks and other Collataras
NtsntIatrS time Paper and Stock Loans. Matt
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bR EDWARD SCHWA TIE
corner Calhoun Fayetfr Streets
on Franklin Square
apl620,21M4,l0&dts 80 81 r. RSIt 4 NC ione-r'
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0FFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF

80 bIIU sCHlOIS, BALTIMORE, May 4, lS6l.-By
brh OF the Comm toner's Of Public Schools, IS
even that he daily sessions of the schcois VIII be
- as usual Parents requested direct the
Rome,ual attendance of their children the appointed
nc 3,, JACOB DAY,
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nhZo u No. 81 Pratt street.
ENOR SALE.-Farms, Houses, Country Seats,
& Lots and Ground Rents fine Farm ] mile from the
keStarstnwn Turnpike, and 10 miles Baltimore, CON
tanning 10 aGr.s well improved. One OF $40 in Lou.
don county, Virginia, the GudOn and Hampshire Rail-
road lana in high state of cult yaon buildings first class
would be divided into two farms if desired pice
Railroad 9 miles from Baltimore. Apply to
,oc., J. d ODELL,
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Z Strange Preceding Of tbs C,v.rr,, -
liiiRais.


! The Springfield III correspor der Of tina
! .Assoaci Democrat, under date OF NovuInbc-
! communicates the following particulars or
+ t1e ttpfr OF Union troops while OF thar
/ WY 80 Inc sest Of war, by order Of th, CIV.
I ernor Of Illinois:
! TIE ARR int occurred at A ton on Tnos.
. dog las, auu when IN have already : 70,
-tus@ 20tlce OF III tie Rcg46 lcau, has been Ia.
3 i4-rie Cf MUCH conversation, AMI Of Varions
! e~1.~ Il oar daily papers from lateres ;eo
parties.
, What occurred az Alton was simply this.
! me Governor having RECEIVED Information
! mat several hundred MN had deDarrpd
/ tip z FElHcelOn, Bureau county, III der Ci,. ~
OF t:ficers from ~. Louis upon a .teau1 hoat
Tor NE purpose OF en ils.4ug IL . Missouri ~
giHtnt or brigade Ia. violation OF has pvocIa.
inhst"a recent m0de, ordered Colonel John
a DAVIS, WIN two hundred and fttv OF his
troops, Win q six poouder, from Cafnp Bit
Ter IL Alton, to luterceDt the steau,,,r ma
bElHE back the men who were being CON
veyed thereon 70 =. Louis. CoIor-I Itaris
left here on Monday night. with his trnnns
npON 2 special tram, and arrived RI Alton
early or Tn sdaY morning
IN" troops took up their position near the
river ~ Alton the SIX pCunder wa. only
planted, and everything got ready - hriry
80 the boa. when she should Appelr Ahout
IL O'Clock the steamer hove In sight when a
%not from the cannon was FREQ across her
oUAs. lie men on board, suDpUsiur that
tins ~Hs Inten1cd as com piimaut To them
took CT tuelr hats and cLeered Another
shot was IRE 1 WI the same result, and sill
tne steamer kept on her way. A thir shot
was hired, which struck the steamer aar th,
bow, lust above The water line This HIM
brought her to she Was immedi4taIv board
ed by AdJutant- Creme al MdthAr, Colonel pl
Wis and has troops, and the men on board
were ordered 20 surrender, which thew did
without noticing tia form aiities OF surrau-
der, II Is sufficient 10 say that the men were
all brought To this place, and ara now prison
eFs al Camp Butler. With the men srrestad
were one or two officers from St Louis who
IL is alleged, had enticed tbs troops away frorn
The State. What viii be done with then, an
remains 70 be seen
This affair has given rise to several "carsis -
which have appeared in our daily papers s.
ono Of these cards tmaDHtes from several
citizens CT Prince ton, where the regiment
was baing raised and reflects rather severely
upon Col WtnsioH, who was commanding
the regiment. Col. Winslow then replies 70
these gentlemen, and Intirnates In rather
strong terms that his Non were stolen from
him by the st. Louis officers. We understand
that The soldiers generally object 10 serving
under Winslow, and are rathe r severe in their
denanciauon OF him. They, however, have
violated The proclamation OF tn. Governor
What the Governor viii or can do with them.
We cannot say.
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Tina and Georgia in response TO the late call
for help.
Tho donors In 80 doing are fu,, awar. Of
the tndtgnities that have been offered and
executed upon the best blood and families of
maryland, and Will ever pray that God In
MS pfovlaence may protect and shield the
do wntro den and oppressed
In reviewing the past and having tbs nres.
emf before our eyss, we cannot forget the
Old Maryland Lac when sbon,der IL
shoulder, MaryiaDders and South CaroIinians
r1arched 10 the battle field TO drive the inva-
der from her shores and proclaim their free
Gem. Their SUFFERING then is no com parison
10 the treatment received by the ssus of Nh.
ryland at present. Think of the suiI-ripgs OF
But we confidently look forward 10 the day
OF retribution, when Maryland shaIl be dis
Ell hralled-regsnera ted-free.
In the distribution of these articles, It Is
our desire that the " Maryland Guard " may
De the first recipients, and after that Mary
landers generally. Although this offering IL
put small at first, we hope and shall endea yor
10 90 more Tor our brethren and comrades in
arms All moneys now received are turned
over to the Ladies Clothing Association, for
the purpose of pur chasing and making mp
necessary clothing, which, when done, will
be duly forwarded without DELAY.
The editors OF the Courier and Mr.. Nicker.
son have been very energetic In lending
helping hand in this undertaking.
One OF the boxes, you will observe Ia mark
ed General Jackson who is lii Northwest
ern Virginia, and Is intended for the MARY.
landers provided the GsOrgiaps under him
do not want them, or, rather, are not in need
of them, all of which you Will learn.
Pleass ackilowldge RECEIPT, and obligs
Yours truly
VT J. .. WOODWARD
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pay for the bridx. burnt at Huron II thsy
were NOT moiested. No terms were axrood
upon, and guess there il warm work ia that
.ory county ny this time, as 1 understand
tbat toionPi Stovall set out this morning
with his command Tor Elizabeth ton, which
! u onti ak mice from Carters Depot Sevs-
raj Of taeis-Aaen haye-bsen taken prisoners.
cne negro, Wbo was Daptsin of a white
company OF Oar TER comfy, and ives at the
sine OF his capture in fiashy uniform,
which had been sent to him, he said, by HIS
Mass Bill Garter, the notorious traitor, now
in kentucky. / bel-ve that Captain = barley
is considered " c9ntraband," and mss been
sent of to be sold.
A man by the name OF Slower, q son In law
of Andy johnson, is Colonel of a regiment in
Garter county. johnson has another SON
In law who bears the title of IS 1T dge," who
is mot. ike Caesars wife, above suspicion. 1t
is said that the Carterites are very indignant
that Lincoln filled in his part of the drama,
and left them posed to ridicule and danger
but, from appearances, Judge they Will pull
trigger for the " old vag." But they are in
bad situation hemmed in on Ill sides by Con-
f~derats soldiers and exasperated Southern
citizens. They mig ht we'll exclaim--
"Whithersoever we won. ID fl Y there is death"
East Tennessee has won an uneD y1able
name Ia this contest. II is too Just; but the
patriot citizens bear 1t with writning and
horror Let 1t be remem bered that there are
IS true and brave men in East Tennessee as
ever buckled GU the armor of warfare, anc
women as noble and beautiful as ever on
cOuEdksd the EnlSnLS 10 deeds OF ydiOr
made champions OF liberty. | am not in
eiined To enter upon any unnecessary panegyL
r,c o my own people, but do thin K, and am
proud Ut it, that the patriots of East Tennes-
seq have buteLed the waves with more euer-
gy and made greater sacrifices for the South
ern cause than perhaps has been exhi bi tod In
the Coutederacy. II they have not accom-
p ished great deal, yet adverse circumstan-
ees enhance the meT1 Of what they have done
4 short time since, the Union men requested
that the Confederate troops ba Withdrawn
from East Tennessee, p4edging that they
would not modest private citizens or inJurt
private or public property. Their request
was accAded 10, but 80 SCORER were the sol
dirc5 all gone than they seized upon so favor
aJIe IN opportunity 10 tear UP the railroad
and barn Nls bridges, showing u; once their
iludtlty aad vI!iatuy.
IONS were not Treated ia the Revolution
az they have heen III the present. Wa have
poem engaged SO long in peaceful pufs vi IS that
he T4ps hOrTtnes tie soul, I'D bt04d IorLures
the s.usa, but in these Times traitors Must
he handed WITH vlgOr. I4eL & Re OF them
rang. 10 point Others from he way ia which
there Is danger, well as treason.
W.lI write yOr dS soon rs the result of the
Garter EXPEDITION is made known.
SULLIVAN.
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dESsItH ANn hEGRo INVADERS l=.e
namb-r Of tha Baltimore SoUtk contains {. :,
following statement ot tle manner il waill
to9 Gt@n4 ARM" is now being filed up
tnnaturaiizet Germans ana ne Eroes are the
b.cehngs by which the glorious Uaion'' is 10
TIC forced down the threats ii free people
NEa aoKs AND AliEys ro CARRT oS TAK WAR
90 FgJCuAlIoS.--iln sunday evening &, ree4-
inehE OF uAnai urailzed Germ@us, Inany OF
iht II just IRON. Ice shores OF IurCUe passed
.nI0bEh this siI} ftE = aaJGng zen.
Il irteGd VINO witnessed The passage Of This
~, s"d - 40 ioiio :. 81 them u Camden STA
t-"d, s''E- ihsro were not oczen Ia The e.l-
mcAt who cunld speak understand tpt
.hGhso iauguaga 4 German was SEM
among Tn In wGlle DELAYED at the slatiol. 70
ihqdire "hers they were from, and how they
Game - enlist He WAS told III ats large mum
Der Oh Them had not been in New York a
week. aad having been offered good wages
aud one hundred dollars at the end OF he
war anu promise that ali line land tAey
conquered In the SOuth should be- divided
among them, they had promptly enlisted in
the army. Thy neither knew LQr cared any
thing ABOUT the nAt0rs OF the WAY, they had
enlisted FIR ne pay! \
Wea.e informed that at an early hour thi,
morning there p .sSei through our city = re-
gimeLt, ii uumatr Of whom were 7sgroea--
F0Ayh, EHcoashI tyHerdsi negroes III ArsLAiled
INTO i4iucoiu's service for tie sabJug itton OF
the south 10 the :" unconditional Union
Men," The advocates OF LincoIn's Govern
ment. endorse tnis hiring OF Hessiails and
neg roes upon their brel hren OF the
SouLh! Will they sIil plead for UniOn with
such nlasttrs ana sCch N -teIiais II such
An exn bition SIS tais VIII not arouse tie
Stun oering patriotism and seii~.espect of ths
people, then art they ouly ii, TO be The slaves
OF Inc tyrants who are forging their chains
and associates of the l-ugroes VINO are called
upon TO sGtoue them.
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On "edpe7dsy evening last PATRICK su,n
i@Ha, ID ihe y yeat of Il age. on sR
His funeral viii tsks piaca for, hr.
con er OF 10Th aud Byrd stress thla al e'iashee
o'clock His frisnd' ard quaint .ress 80. 20 q
TO attend without further no ice. 'h'L'd
Df scarlet feve-. at her fs.her's ,s.ia.
''anb'e's IN, HELEN, younxes, child ~ On
aHd Sarah Turner - Jane,
Her funeral vii! take place this s,.s,,o
oc'cek, The friends and sequsin, snc.s 20 .,
family are respectfully requested 70 as,srs We
out further notice. n8 VIII
Ia Maaeheste-, IN Chesterfield, on tIag,-.,
OF consumption, LANENIA. Enfaat dan, ,e, lf'
'lnea NJ and Emily q. BROOKS, aged mo5,b' 81 y
J days. ''as And
Her little couch is empty nox.
Her little clothes .Aid by
4 mothers hope moIh1r's ioy
In death's eGid arms doth i.e
The 'rieDdS ard acquaintance o. thu fs,,r.
Invited 10 terra har funeral from her f.,be,i~s
dence. To-Day, FRIDAY at o'clocE -
pn he l4ta II St, ELIZABETH n. NJ -.,
81 " III. =. Dandridge, OF tbs city, and dsr.t.
II ur Thomas b Anderson, Of (syo!irs -'1zn.~i
sged I years aod 3 days ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-22
PROVISIONAL CONGRESS.


THURSDAY, Nov. y, ISL
Chairman, Hon Howell Cobo, was ellie! 10
order by Mr.. Aemmipger. member from
south DaraIina, Who s;;. 4d that Go! Cybb
uaG ieIj the city to RESUME commend ot hi
regiment, aud moved NJ. HuJock, 1Gel1 aev
nom Virginia. take tDe CHAIR, which motion
was carried, +,i}d -dr. Hopock took his sent as
prrsidI Z 0.acer.
HrSgsr was offered by Rev. Dc. iLoge, Of
RI hUual.
The Olers rad The lcuraa! Of Taezdav, and
upon = Cdll OF lbs Iou OF ctatee II YVES found
hat thTe= ad-tt.ou@I member IL yltr-d !,
tasir names, w Mes-rS. Robt. Il. smith,
=. aiaer. and JyLe-, u Alatau4a
Congress then Went into secret session.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-22
FROM GAEESBRIER RIVER,
SegeTe HeGther- Continued DsprcGations from
Observation-Disclosures Ehdurtd.
CORRESPONDENT OF tn. AroHMosD D1srArcH.j
CAMP AT GREEN RIVER,

NoyeIu Der I5th, 1854.
The mercury stands here at a figure cuu-
sl4etaDly below what II does in your city Tor
even HOW, while nc uouOt you are enjoying
p.eas.At weather, 3 InpSt tIeIaeudous snow
Storm IS gOlug on, aud II il CONTINUES unLll
morning at THIS rate, we shall have snow II
li' mes deep.
We AaVe had no general engagem emf since
The sd Of OCTOBER; but the enemy, VINO are
reported Ii from three 10 four thousand
strong ON the top OF Cheat Mountain, continue
10 send GOWN plriles OF from j,-o to 700 strong
- hre on oar ilCktts ana TO piunuer The cOun-
try. they err down such Il party on the
nisAt OK Ike I'd, 10 purn Il house occppIed ny
our 'srai4u guard - but our picket fired 1T W
ute.n. killing tlgat ana taking one OF them
PRISONER, ANA tAey ran preCl pitateiy back
onHl parties cone DOWN every day or SO, aQd
- IL a. II out'' Ia firing al a dlst>4ce st cur
seHtiueIs, and CURING them.
HE Wnoie command is III good health, and
seem 10 boar tneir duty Cheertuiiy. / think
tnHt this regiment, having endured more
nhIdsnipS than any in tue North western
Army, should Dc entitled TO De ordered back
anu some other regiment, which has not TN
dUrGd so mucn hardship, nor been many
eLsa g. ents, ordered TO take tn position
uUE.ng tie winter. We are willing 10 be or
O. red 10 any other line, and II ms reward Tor
services Rendered Is awarded, the men Will
re-euliSt IA less than a nOnLh after they have
oevn mustered ont. More anon.
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