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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-09
-ra, WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRA
,l--sA4sSS lG.<S94.=ssss AND UE0RHET0WN STEA
PACKET COMPANY
NEW ARRANG EMIT.


Ths fayo.ite steamer COLUMBIA, Capt james
Harper has recently been put in complete order
having had added 10 her former accommodations
a Spacious saloon aud fourteen comfortable state
rco2S, with entire bedding and other turnl-
ture, aud will until the 2cd September next, leave
Baltimore EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
NJ four o'cock-thns aifordiug passengers and
shippers two hours more in Baltimore, and arrlV-
ipg Ut Point Lookout and kins.le ~ more con
YeBient hours in the morning. Returning, the
Columbia will leave Riley's wharf. Washington,
EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, Ut six, aud
Alexandria ~ seven o'clock, calling n all the
usual stopping places. going ana returning, to
tanl and receive passengers and freight.
Since the COLUMBIA has been enlarged. It
rarely happens that she cannot take considerable
additions to her usual freight. Shippers there.
fore huSins large lots Of guano, pig iron, aad 9TH
erfreight, can nave them carried by special agree
mcnt. on terms mutually advantageous, on appli-
cation to the following agents
CuAS. WuRTHiNHTON, Baltimore.
WHEAT L BROTHER, Alexamdria.
min, ~
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n VESSEL WANTED for Philadelphia.
49, Dispatch given. Apply to
NH IS F0WLE / co.
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FOR BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS.

FOR BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS.
INCREASED ACCOMMODATION.
--ss The "DIAMOND STATE Captain
<ss-lsss - Tones. will leave Alexandria on SAT-
urlay, ut , o'clock, ?. NJ, and returning "ll
leave Baltimore on Wednesday. ut ! o'clock, P
NJ. or earlier, if loaded and nil surplus freight
will bo taken by the ST. Nicholas.
.T~asa The "ST. NICHOLAS" Captain
,E-E1azs-SSJ. E-s.1tsz-SSJ kerwiu, will leave Washington
at i o'clock, AMI Alexandria at ! o'clock, ~ M,
on Saturday morning, and returning, will leave
Baltimore on Wednesday ut o'clock, p NJ, and
will call at the following landings to land and
receive passengers Anl freight Point Lookout,
Foris, Bro,m's, and Coad's WharveS, Piney
Point, Stones Wharf Chappe!l Point, Popo's
Crock, aud all the established upper landings on
the Maryland Shore and White Point, Matthias
Poat and Boyd's Hole, on tho Virginia Shore.
NH WHEAT Il BRO, Agents.
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HSy- UhiIUrem and Servants WltN TIC NENlI ut-
ductions Z. FONTAiNE,
President Of Virginia Central Kaitroa4.
Ness- TICKETS for sale at all the ab"rc m:tmci
Stations on the Alexandria, Loudoua and lamp
shire Railroad. W. BIZ =,
General Superintendent, A. L. II II. il. K.
feb l3-tf
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD

La - III =: s;s:=.s:sl ;s.l II. ~
/ Alexandria Station, in the Orange Train, at
I, A. NJ, daily (s'undays eNrepiej.} arrive ut Al
exandria ut =, P n. Through tickets by this route
II Mildleburs and Winchester.
The Trains leave Noun! Jackson daily (S9n-
days excepted.) at 7:iu, 4. NJ, ANA arrive at Al
exandria at i:j5, +. NJ.
iy Eft EDWARD GREEK. Treasurer.
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-: VESSELS WANTED FOR NORFOLK,
80 VA. Dispatch given. Apply to
NH 20 FOWLE & co.
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NOTICE.

Ia - SO sE ss 55
ON AND AFTER this date, the freight trains
" of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
will leave Alexandria on Monday. Wednesday,,
and Friday only. and return on Tuesday, IhnTS-
day, and Saturday.
Fish will not be taken on the Passenger train.
J. T. LATHAM, A gent Transportation.
feb 2f Orange and A!eNaMArlA Il. X. 70.
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NEGROES WANTED.-We wish t" purchase
~ any number Of NEGROES, Of both sexes
for cash All letters addressed 10 Us, Al thiS place
will receive prompt attention. iiayhG ho"Sn
the establishment, lately occupied by MiltaN t
GrigSby, West end Duke street, and having rci!t-
ted it TO make it ono Of the most healthy and COM
Portable Depot for NEGROES, we will receive
them on board on the usual terms.
aug 30--eo.f PRICE 4 COOK.
MTEGR0ES WANTEp.--I wish to purchase
IN any Rumber of NEGROES, for which l will
pay liberal prices. Those wishing to sell, will tic
we'll to call on Inc before selling, at my old stand
at West End, Alexandria, Va.
auv 12-dtf ltSEfH hHtlN
TyyINOTHy. HERDS GRASS, ORCHARD
GRASS AND KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS
SEED, for sale by -r,
feb Is MEADE ~ hHhi l..
OLOvERSEED, Of prime quality, from the
" Valley and Ohio, for sale 10y
feb Is MEADE i MARIE.
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FIRE INSURANCE. NOTICES, So.
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
O.NpI 4 y !,
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL OVER $50, 00o DOLLARS,

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vsar ITit - tbr 1,y,nt.g. r.,riiin.. from ,hs
,a,p,.ioatinn ii tho
CASH AND MUTUAL PHtNciPhE'
Ih:& Company '"Iaia"nred ISSUING F"''''es
a,,;:;. loss damage hS fire, on tie 18th d&y .!
March. 1891, since wiira !in. over *~rr" thousand
seven hun.lr,i persons have iuaarri and hccomc
members al Tie Company, anl over seventy ii'"i'-
;i ,,., I.,.;,. ,:,,r,,.< ~, ,,s, y.ar, -. !.t
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IL" Company tAHS 'aT All" '"r Us -"
pYnts or failure usefulness. The Directors h"le
ANA h2liavv tat by prudence. cillnn, lE'i :E!glu
s,,..,u, u: rrnun;nv thty will establish for This
tompa"y reputation '"r ~''r::i'S>S ana .,' s"'s'
not $HFlaSSe" y! .nH c"rnr"''t !" .'> W. '.. L..
-! "eFt'.SGS ~ :e,'.','''' !" ~,
; ~I,,,l i,,s. I.ns, - no nun,!}v
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Ii. W. Thomas, Ben. +. Nai'o,
!. i. E""srta.a. Ia'"es 7; CIose,
~ 49, ~ 80 - ;, :. - ~
Iirl>&"Fi!SF Nt''e' ~ ~. Il. ~',' ~
!: ~ i.llS'""'", " " IA: "''s";
wv y n iS,m' T,'rn.r ,:sor.. Il. french,
p nII.,. MN G Knirht
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LADD, WEBSTER & CO.'S

LhDD, WEBSTER & GUS
TIGHT STITCH SEWING MACHINES,
AT J. T. CREIcmroy SIS klSG-ST.
FTHIS is the strongest and most reliable MA
1 CHINE in Use, possessing advantages over
ali others. Persons whc wish to purchase. VIII
please call and examine at my Store, IS KING
street, where full information can be obtained.
JOHN 7. CREIGHTON,
nov % Agent for Alexandria,
DARIAN WARE.-We havo just received two
L hogSheadS Of Parian Ware of our own importn
tons, consisting of Vases, Pitchers, Rose Water
Ewers, Cologne Bottles, Match Boxes, Hot Punch
and Moasses jugs suitable for Christmas presents,
which offer ut greatly reduced prices. -
- TAO Il r. II. MILLER, SON co.
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"Boy," said an ill.tempered old fellow to Il
noisy lad, what are you following for
when | 90 by?" Hump" returned the
pert boy, "what are you going by for when
! am hDllowinU9"
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NEW ARRaEGEMGNT.

THROUGH TICKETS 10 RICHMOND.
F-I, '.a.:. ! '~-.--.:-
&i.S1 e. y. :.
DY AGREEMENT with the Alexandria, Lou
d doun and Hampshire Railroad Company,
Through Tickets ~W hcrr4Jicr bc issued "rsr n"
Oruny. AMI -4}c.rondri" "ni Cc"froI R"'/'"""*,
from all the Stations on M. Ai,tani,To h"""""n
and Hampshire F"od 10 hichmo"" at 'r'"re"
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VOL. LXII.
Alexandria Gazotta aud Virginia Advertiser.
PUBLISHED DAILY By
EDGAR SN0 WDEN & SONS,
A. ElshL Dollars per annGin, payable hall yearly.

sI..asdr.a Gazette and Virginia ADVERTISER
itOE TIE C0ENiRfJ
Is PUBLISHED, REGULARLY, on
rIfF$DAYS rliukSDAYS,A AND SATURDAYS,
Atflye Dollars per annu'n, pagabloin advance.
,,- ~ Observation-Disclosures exceeding
...r. Inserted three times for on Dollar ADVERTISE
.n ,,nsae, it"l thft-t times for ~ cents Square
r,l : ,nn INSERTION INSIDE or - cents OUTSIDE.
lftI.cntS " the year as piites 10 Dc agreed upoi
h, telrrulc 70 tho nauti amount 4i space thof may
n,ooI1tS:L ADVERTISEMENTS charged for
pr, ti-lmg The year net 10 advertise articles nos
in then: le.lar business nor I" insert III their
aa,.rri,enl1.t, ant other iatie7 tth thear own -,
MARRIAGES. a OBITUARY NOTICES Exceeding 'e he7' viii
be charged f,r i, . niNr:t>c:..Ilts. ..----.--.---
HANDS LINE TO aud from PHILADELPHIA.
THE REGULAR sas
So PACKET STEAMERS &EaEslsss Essszlss
{. {. ALGER. Captain Fenton
s SEYMOUR. Captain Palmer.
JAMES JEROME. Captain Jerome,
viii leave Ph!lajelphia and Alexandria, on Sa-
turlay Of vsrh week.
WM. II. F0WLE & son,
fab % No. /. South Wharves.
CEN4 RD LINE,
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND CORK !!
VIA QUEENSTOWN.
>.. THE FASTEST >e1cae
go SCREW STEAMERS AFL0AT - IN Aa asS
australasian.. loo Tons.
Observation-Disclosures. 400 "
Etus................. ..2,4O0 "
Ksdar $500 i"
SAILING EVERY ALTERNATE THURSDAY.
FROM New IoEG:
Cabin. Stcerago
Ta Liverpool and Cork $500 $1,000
To New YORK:
Cabin Storage.
Fran Lirerpool. $4,000
rr,,, Cork - 1900 5000
Children halt price.
Passengers going 10y this we'll known Line. will
ALWAYS be sure Of first class and fast steamers, OF
every comfort and attention, and good supply
OF provisions.
Persons wishing to send for their friends, can
o5:aia certificates Of passage 1t the above rates.
For passage. apply To
aug TT FOWLE ( CO., Alexandrin, Va.
- NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, n
So GEORGETOWN, AND AL zAssseE& zAsssasE&
EXANDRIA PACKETS.
gz~ OLp REGULAR LINE. @EGa
Schooner ARCTIC, Captain Hicks.
STATESMAN, Capt. c. VI. Mott.
HAMILTON, Capt Ogden.
80 FAIRFAX, Capt. s. Mott.
SURPRISE, Capt. Colo.
YORKTOWN, Capt. Woglon.
SAIL WEEKLY.
AGENTS:
New York, Stafford tE DODGE,
50 Front street.
Georgetown and Washington,
MCCOBB i DODGE.
Ale1andria,
NM H. FOWLE & SON,
sep 10 No. 1, South Wharves.
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HEArAULiY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND
W CGMPLETE.-Now ready at GEORGE Il.
TRENCH'S Book and Periodica Store, No. l0l,
IN "f Ma":.ul.}'s : History
Of 3ins,l!3sl, !2nn,. nu<!.", .:Ot. This Volume is
;ls ..yali Jon. a.ld contains q full and compctc
:ntiex 10 the whole work. All tho back volumes
Of this great work OH hand. Every body shoniI
have a ry;.y ap )
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GROUND PLASTER.

URUUNU FLAD1 L1s'
yIUE undersigned having rented the NEW
STEAM PLASTER MILL of Messrs. Viii
ting & Wright are prepared 10 furnish the best
article Of GROUND PLASTER, at six dollars
per tou Of 23!0 tbs. delivered on the ears or To
vessels, ljy I'll Z. +. SUrrLE L CO.
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hooks AND STATIONERY


EN BUOkH! M" hOphS VOW rrauS
~ ana for sale ut GEORGE L. FRENcHS
Book and pcr:"Iira Depot, -" iOl, i>tn% street
TrnmIs. Il Novel, hy llco VIM Curtis. amth"r
g: "pu:phar Payers" "P:r. anl -" sr.. stlrn-
driiy ILLUSTRATED. by Ausu.; iIcpl;u, $l.Jn.
III" rro*s.. Path. by Wiikic Collins, author "i
"'rhe H"mtn in White SIS.
Father Tom ""d the Pope ar Night st the
Natiran illustrated, 3'c
The u lis ai'I ;uauX "t &"eleir ,iu"!ratti 81 30
The G,icrn& of &orrt,, illustrated, 81 30
Tho Attorney. the Correspondence Of John
Quot, hy J"hn 7. iryinS, {ncphrw "f Washing
tom l!viu.,> $l.23.
Harry Ilararn, the B4ne ocnt Ducholor, by
John Z irving, Inephcw of Washington Irving:
81 p.
Elsie N"n:'"r, i; Oliver onle!l H"imea, : o.
i.ayinia b. th" author OF Dr.. Antonio SID.
Ban T." Fashions Ter April.
App!ri"''a and o'iS'n"Fe& ha'!r"ad "ui,ita
far hpr.
railon'$ Life "f jackson. vols -.
i fresh supply juSi receive" "f Miss hFen:er ;
"lioncs ii IN" Old " or!0 3@.'U-
Volume 18th oi Lord bar'ns Works. being The
last of his i.itcfary ANA froles%"nil "rHS' mus
Ii" 81 ~: sheep So: half cali ''nding S2.oG.
Th'ck"ray'> C"rHhi'! Magazine t"r April, "'3c
Once Week Tor April En@!'si COPY, 3lc
til" Great Preparation, or kene'nphr" "raweIh
night ~ Rev J"A: Cumming u. d. i5t AMI zd
Seric>' > e"ch -.
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VI \ | |. |. | \ t.

To and from Winchester, :"'.2'; Hcrryvii'", 81;
Leesburg $l.5G. Intermediate points ia Ir"por
tion. ". BLYTHE,
my l7-dtf General Superintendent.
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CnEsArMAEE AND OHIO CANAL.--For the
week past the arrivals Oh The Canal at
l;eorye;own were 81, mostly coal boats
from, Cumberland The tolls received dur
ing the same period were $3.50. We learn
that the navigation continues good through
out. The two upper dams, No. 1 and No. ),
are in good condition. The former is said
10 be finished and capable Of successfully
meeting any freshet that may take place;
the latter is not finished, bur is going ON to
cv!nplexion.- Nat. Int.
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lUST received full sarr!y o! Cook Stoves
y The Leader. Diamond Rock, Nevada. Penn
sylyuuian and other Stoves.
Il. |. GREGORY,
NH oS 10. lis and l20 King street
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TIE MnrNr NERN"N GuAGDs.-The new
company i. iIou1t Icrnon Guards, now in.
y5es recruits. : meeting Of the corps will
be hel,! 1T the Gsmr,I's Armcry tonight, and
those four young men who wish ;ouritc with
the lniantry arm Of the Volunteer service can
Iiud no better opportunity than is now oiier-
cd by the Guards. Ten dollars insures il
uniform, a"1 ample credit is allowed upon
Tie balance The Guards desire large
addition l. their numbers, and we ARE sure
they will have il.
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A-~h' eIr-, zTr:3. C,,+.11 49,
o. \. 80 = ~. -.a,',.,.~ :, ,.,,,...,
'fF''"' ~ -, 80 - - 49, 80
CHARTERED IN li'': "'''iS'">i''''"' ~ ~ 49,
CAsHCarITAT ht!n SURPLUS S240. 600.
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- Losses 'i"','|., ''1'>''' '', promptly !''
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,,nn. ,,,,1>s b., .i.u.
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JOHN LtaE=:SS-Et4ALL HILL.
ATTOETE ! i r L :! ,---AieIoa!"jc, 70.
ztst~ Office Oh Royal street, lately occupied by
1. f. c. f. Stuart. aP - 80 II
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NANDIES, CAKES, and CONFECTIONERY
" of all kinds constantly on hand, and also
made to order, at q. SCHAFERS,
sep 13-tf No Z. Narth bsirtag atraet.
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
ifOR TIE C0CNIRKJ
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31

The public meeting At Bryan Hall. on Sat
urriay evening. under the auspices Of the
Union Defense Committee. was. In numbers.
enthusiasm. ard results al that could be
desired The temper Of the speeches VAS
excellent. and the resolutions wcFe particular
" TO the right point We take especial
pleasure in here producing one Of the reso-
lutions
That Il ). the duty Of every individual 70
constantly recsr 20 the nature OF the
contest in - aicb ne are engaged lest. in the
rush and pressure Of events, the issues in
xolred be sveslsoked or forgotfea This Is
not a var % the North .Ssinst the South. nor
fcr the Abolition Of the institution Of slaTerr
Nor Il this wsr for wrestling from any section
Of the csDntry it, constitutional rights No.
the con,esi i one for the suppression Of re
bellion against the Government and Cor the
continued unity Of the nation. BY the ever
throw and punishment Of traitors Ia e %
determine whether treason in this Republic
Il stronger than tie lsws--~bether our bis
torv - . united people has been written
whether cur Government can maintain itself
against the assaults q men Of unholv an
bssiou. ~bo seek to disnenber il and rec n
ss~er upon the Fuiss
We accers the ~ the las; and b.: Chcaro
platform Upon THE AL patriots can stand
They ~ho cannot stand ucon il. are nrithc-
patriots ncr Ckris.ixn<. nor are tlsy bette,
shsn The rebels Of The soush -Cicsgs Tsn<,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31
Advertising

Many good business men seem 70 n''
,-u. interest in ee,sing to advertise. IN
s.r un.x Certainly true business seonom!
A. ;u..sfy ths- course. When times are
- al close. the value Of advertising be-
come. very apparent |, IS then that me''
eh.n,s and men OF business should look 70
an. matter As source for the increase Oh
trade. Good Judgment does not warrant
the eussaIling or suspension Of Advertising N
a. times. We are somewhat a-ton'shsd
tina, many Of our o-n city merehan" 10 nov
.,.;, themselves Of the advantages oil our
mr. 10 a greater sxtent than i done We
.omueod TO them the following. clipped
from IN exchange:
A leading patron OF Publishing house 10
g ~ ,hs E,.t~rn citie<. who has been ad'
.srt;.;nv extensively during the past winter
e~iug Intercepted in regard to the pone! o
s.eh = course during hard times. reP.ea
The very time Of all others 70 ero~a' ."
80. n. the field when few advertisens occup,
r ard ne care not how hAri the tunes are
I, ,.xs "a At ell times. because We know nov
far 20 go. but especially IL pays Us 10 tune
Iils the prcsent. when most OF the CUISINES
.,.a NJ oar line have taken their hooks on
81 ,hs x.tsr. thinking no bites are TO DO hsu
We are satisfied nothing hxs KEEP; Us con
st.ut run for the last ninety days oa' pasu
ting our notices through the dun scsson'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31

Fl. roa.loo Tunes correspondsnt-Mr.
VII. RrssKLI-has been guilty oil the oao
,.sss Of m .king personal attack upon oap''
Mx.snxs, OF the Irish Regimsnt-o9ih Ne"
York-in one Of his rec ent letters. The re-
Election Of Mr.. RrssrLl upon the conduct OF
the gsllsnt Captain. in the battle NJ bahs
Run. which k< did not see. VAS certainly IN
called FOR. u AR nothing oil rs unra'n'a'-
ne~. The latter IL established by the re-
porte OF ,hs field officers. and by = recsa'ly
puslisnod card. signed by all the officers oil the
s.xtv. ninth. who we're present at the ea'us'
The lo,,srs OF Xs. RrssxLt. wisie they arc
~.asr.llv correct a. to facts AMI descriptions
sA,v some blunders or Intentional mistats-
nsnts. add have VEN OF prejudice against
shs North. running through them which is
q ,suissskab.e We regret this. He IL IN .
pos.siou to have great influence in moulding
tas public sentimept OF England at the pres
sns crisis. and should have great care ho~ he
rejects upon men and measures. which ne
NV not be fully Advised about
The Se~ York Herald thus comments
rpon as attack on Capt. AsAearz:
We publish to-day q Communication. -igs-
Cd by ali the officers Of the Sitty ninth Reg
iment who we're prese Al the battle oi
Ball. Ron. giving emphatic contradiction
70 the statements Of Mr.. Russell. eorrespon
dent OF the London Tssn<s. relative 20 th'
conduct OF Captain Thomss feancis Neaxhe'
during the action AMI retreat on that day :
II shs appear singular u those ~ho q
nj kno~ the snsrsss which inspires m
7sm<s' eorre<pondent that Me- MssEhe
.h,re should be selected from AK or sess'
thousand officers in the Unlon aEmv VII
vsrs on the field tor special notice and ma
Ernsnt siarder, bat - those Who are f>mil
i.r with the coarse which the Ti,sss has IN
variably parSued towards gentlemen Of M
Nsagher's political sfknifies. Il VII Great
no surprise ~ hnd the plan, tool Of 'ha
journal nalsgning him apon this occasion. =
The statement OF the officers ~ho visncsse
A;s gallant behavior throughout the sdvanc'
he nxhf and the retreat. however, n
he<s answer TO Mr. Rus<ens libel 90 n
character Of brave man.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31

,f>s.~e,.s fo4-.>sse s'sz'fsss -
q, pss.s,.a s..es--i.-. s-.se -ss-'S~s 49,
,.,,,.,., 49,. - eesss.s - - ssAse
rAs, -sss s.s.s>~s - 49, ~ - s''''s@
.r s..U.a .nss -. xs>ss ssss''ss 'sesss
fsrsA the, pssvs>s ~ sssasss 49, $500
a. sep.ra.s STATE under ne $3.50 ~ AS
srhs. This i. shs hss instance Of 'A' So
.,.,cs Of q State. Heretofore 80 nave Va
cr.a.ed the stars on our national banner os
IN. addition of newly organized States com
...d Of our broad national domain. The
c.,.r.l Government has recognised inc new
ST.. and j, moves into limo in full y'ger and
strength
The population of the ne" State Is gwen
=. o., nc. of which there s . proportion oil
eel, sass slaves. Tho whole white popalA
TN Of the entire State Of Virginia, by the
Ia. census, is .os7 .s73. The present Pop1-
,.,,oo Of the new State, therefore . 'a'
,..r,. Of all the white inhabissnss OF the o'e
State.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31

Ire very desirable things we're accomplished:
lst- Under provision Of the Act OF the
General Assembly authorizing the issue Of
war-loan bonds. all suus Of money paid BY
the General Government 20 the State. TO IN
demnify Us for the expenses Of the var. are
irreyocably pledged Tor the redemption oil the
bonds. The Government lately issued 70 our
State tl50 900 six per cent. United States
Treasury Notes in part payment OF our ~ar-
expenses. which notes had TO be converted
into money. vherewish the bonds coald be
redeemed On the day Of his arrival at New
York the Treasury Notes cold at ss'sc, and
during his stay thss gradually advanced
He sold none for less than Soc and BY far the
largest position At rates Of se Lie. s6Is
se14. se1s. ses's and seh4 With part of
the proceeds ne taen redeemed four hundred
and twenty two 81 900 bonds OF the State At
the same rates. for which they had been sold.
that il 70 say. from s7l to s91z. adding
interest from the date Of their issue TO the
day Of redemdtion at the rate Of seven per
cent. per annum.
ID Tho Treasury Notes paid the State by
the General Government HAVING been thus
converted to the redemption OF our bonds.
IL became necessary 70 look around for funds.
TO supply the immediate and pressing wants
Of our State Treasury. In this he VAS no,
disappointed. Tho Banking House Of wins
to~. LASiEs Co. very readily and gener-
easly agreed 10 place 10 the credit Of tho
STATE $50 900. or 90 much Of il as our ne.
essslsse. aikhs require. This loan vas con
sssssea arsn no ether terms. than tina, the
safe eflcer execute their note for the
..sees. due thirs, dsys aner notice in wi
,as<. ~eA seven FER cent interest per an
49,. .sA eseaks bonds Of the State Al
sessssss.i security The rrsvise In the War
l,ss Ill. sssaislas he application OF al
Ass.ss rssa as ~ the General Government. 4
Ne redemption. Of the bonds was intended Il
facilitate the sale Of the bonds. bat il worries
badly, in 80 far as il compelled us to stril
ourselves Of the mean to carr on the de
fence Of the country. and then go into IN
market. and provide other means. Blu, TN
Law Was memorable and it had to be done
The terms. on which fresh supplies were pro
yided are not onerous TO the State: in facl
they could not bc better. Tho credit OF In
diana in our grea, cities is not inferior to tha
of any other State. May it always renal
40
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31

I, Is scarcely necessary 10 alluds 70 the ct
x<isncy. integrity AMI basiae~ capacity OF
Aissxr L.sax. E>s.. The present Auditor Of
STATE. in anything intended Cor publication.
n this city. where nc : - widely kno-n an
generally esseemed Ne Il fully esusliing
the expectation Of his friends. IN the ability
9th Which he manages he complicated AZ.
fairs Of The Auditors prpsrsnens. There q
.ssci..en. pronPsse>s AMI sscce~ asseadinx
ell ia efforts. he hss recensly retained
frou Se~ York City after the scconpli.h
pss, Of avery important negotiation tor lie
ss.ss. IN that city. We proposs - g.. q
.Aoss sssssnsss 81 The sss0sissisa. n vh.eh