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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
VARIETY.
SFiery Patricia

The FRANKFORT tKy) Co~~o.~-anA justly
and pcrtincutly remarks that .omc men sst Are
TO houses just to see tb. 'mcr-heen" run, and
hear the fire bells ring. And there are thousssds
who desire n dissolution Of the Union just 10
hear the drum. beat. and live amidst the e.eits-
Incnt AMI stormy scenes which win follow that
dircfnl event. If = eensus cf all 'foaArdom-
could he taken we venture that that delectable
Kingdom would be unanimous fcr war and blood.
shcd. While we 10 nos r-an 10 say that every
scccsonists is losfcr. We 40 mean 10 say that
nearly every 'loafer" vs ne-t u . secessionist,
nnd bent upon resisting al in, sscns OF his rights
under the Constitution. He s-ells up TO an
Amazing extent whenever Black Republicani.sn
is mentioned. and declares tha, Ne has nailed hi.
hag to the masthead, and has inscr,b-d thereon
"Re-is'ancc." GLORIOUS men We have come
TO us from former time, but your nance will
never be remembered AFTER the present genera
ton
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

h6rAn Irishman thought he must conform
N the fashionable mania in paying visit to
the Falls of Niagara. Paddy arrived at the
Falls and taking look at the surrounding
wonders. addressed himself to a gentleman;
And is that Niagara Falls ?"
Yes" was the reply.
and what is there here to make such . both
or about Z"
"Do You not sec that mighty river. the deep
abyss, the great sheet of water pouring down.
Pat looking at the water. replica, hcsitating
ty And whats to hinder 2"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

PsSsAooLA tFLi) Posr OvrrcE.--In eonsc-
Tuenee of the interference Of the seces.onists
Of fensaoola with tie general Instructions n
the Post Ofhce Department. the Office at Ten
'Aeoia has bosn discontinued, and all po,tmas-
tiers have been directed 20 return IN the dead let
Ter Office all matter directed 10 that Office for
either distribution or delivery.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

b'-Will you give me them pennies now -
'aid big nesssboy 10 little one, after giving
him severe humping.
NO won't exclaimed the little onc.
Then I'll give you another pounding"
Pound away. Ne and DIR. Franklin agrcc. {;
DR. Franklin SAYS Take carr Of the penrr.
and the pounds will take care Of thems~lye..'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.
A@H tsa - -
TIVE Through Trains Daily, :
BefreeH H'DPers-Feyry and all parts er lss
EAST AND WEST
TRANSFORMATIONS OTTIrx
baltimore \ Ohio RsiIrpsd

- HaarEE-- PSRkY, Nov. rs, 60
IIRST-1he Express Train leaving baltimore daily
Including sunday. ~ O'clfck and 10 minute. r M
arriving q; beuWVSi AZ o. A. Accommodating with
the tisfinnan ENrrcS- Train and arriving az Gpsin-
nnii At o,c'ork. J.. NJ Making direct connections
With The ENTTcss Train for i1ni-yille CsIr,, aud
the Ssuih sest. for -. Louis, kansas Nebraska A.
StEnNp.Ih" Mail Train leaves Baltin,sry daily
gcNccr SIndsys) at % 4. NJ, arriving 1t Cumb-r.
land Il II III A. NJ and Wheeling a. IN
Third. Accommodation Train leaves HaItltnorr d.I
" at % A. ~ arriving az Cumberland sf ~ T.. "
Through Hrkets can be had nc this station to ali
the P'ineipal Western and Southwestern towns
c iiine II arrival an departure II all the Isssen.
so trims AZ iliis station Is ~ fniioWs
TRAINS NFSTW Ann
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

~ \ thorough rascal values the eonhdcnoc.
you rspo-e IN him only 80 far - Il enables him
TO abuse g. lie desires iha, Il may b. absolute.
50 that q may put you completely in bis poser.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

AaS-Ihe following dispatch. says the Toledo
BII'ie went through 10y telegraph. recently:
Charley and Julia met at s., yesterday
--quarrcled and parted fore,er-isei again
this morning. AMI parted to mce, no morv--met
again tins evening, and were marriesl."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
A Blessing.

"Mas-s- it's great thing to be blessed
"lt il indeed
"oh blessed be de orphan children r
"Why soH''
''Coz dey amt got no mudder to spank en-
Ia ha.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

ta-A littlr fellow one day nonplu..ed Ri.
mother hy making inquiry
4s,thor n n man - mister. amt q uova. T.
uiigtery p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
Prof. l.. MILLER'S
EA-E rHYIGSRArHr

~ h''''Nf' snN AND EUpsusc.L COsrov~p
ron RI rpliNG GRAY HAIR g. II. original ,,,,,,,
gray. '"'" '''"'"S
TON ii'kNESTiNG BAI.pNESS aud curing II "a hen
ihcfr ) il' least Particle 81 vitality OF
energy rfuainiHg '''"iN'A''c
ioh REMOVING SCURF AND DANnRi-yy an,
al rH,aiguus aic,tiuHs ui the Ssaip avs
tuh ~ " tttN ING THE HAlI. impartiru q, !, an
us.'tuaii'd sl"s' and bnlafsy making II ..,u ,ni
'hAl IN IL texture AMI causing It To cnr readily
'INtE great "elehriety and the a, u,t :,
Il t', u",qUa!e'i ~, paratoii con, inc, fbe tr,,I,
~ 'i one tfit' o. uui Hryc-ays tp saii,t, . tt.,r,,
lnS public 81 %, .upcriur qualiyic. .,,r s,., -.
l"'i"''il'i ~ pr-'nui in use. Il c,aasr. no L.t
i'' :. l''iin dH'ls't.T and n,.r rfaa.s., ii,.s.,
'A''- We '''i o. STOW luNuriauilg ami .t,r. h /,
-, 'vii Ef','l a'Hi i!vSilic ap,-aF.t,,. ami al
-. lar a lJ'. InS aud Ituuiug Il vii, give
''- ~. ~" ." We, nvpis rcsurv the gr,~tE Ia
yic,I a '' causing u 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

Ha-A candidate for Office calls At the resi.
denee Of a gentleman to solicit his vote.
Candidate.-''Nadam il your husband about"
lAdy.-"ies, sir he is gone to haul away n
deal dog. and he will be back directly"
Candidn'e.-'Sheep-killing dog, l suppose.
madam
Fiercc-sPoken urchin,-"No, sir, just barking
himself To death at candidates so pap said"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

sss-Old gentleman Afcrtioas,ely 500
Why DO you chew dat filthy tobaocog'
Preeocious youth stiG1y TO ect the Juice
out Of a. old coigcr"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

~ hVcry argument in favor of liquor drink
ing o hike the iquordrinker hiup.ef--ii f.lls n
che ground
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

~ lici'eve misfortune quickly A man 3.
Ike An eEg thc loager he j. tept ia hot vs,rr.
che harder h. - whsu taken sut
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

hzs- Il has been found by oculisis th.t When
= p~rson has only oue eye, q is invsyisbly ile
IN one.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

30 Matrimonial history - = narrative ~
snasy ~0r,hs but IT, story q love may h. It'd
IN q e. " lsiers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
HAIR FROM TUNING GRAY

nnH the latest Fr-rIf. 1T lie anI in case. ,,t g.,
hnr h"' already changed rnlnr te u.,. a. a. ~
'-'"ai"t VII With certainty restore u 4. q. ,t
iutc ior ihe toilet aud Hair I.,sturati,e Il, !.
'aIH te'Ylnicndci having agrceahl, fr,,.,r,ne,
~ 1911 A'inil's u sn',r'is IN dressiag ne 1oir
~ W any I'gWrTi iuri1 =" ~ to preserve m. -
H,tSf pam 90 M cur--hcrcc the great ist,,,i a.,
10y lhr ladies' =. sf!itsi15d bt,g Ifjes !, IT.
"nshl :" Ice without. the p,icc Iac IN Win,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

un-At vhat snason were Adam Ard I've
naost onbspBy N Elenf In che fan.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

just Received.
II HtNF rrclf ei iot ~ hr.f rafs Rastls sps sl,.
II ~ ls4finE Test faa lrr Pi.rrs
Hau4 arsi TftIs H.Ha.
t"sfs ali linf EafnsE Needles
Buggy sui Efrg Whips
MHting Gems Wgnurf nitEftfs
Nav nnshsl 80 rfrl H,1ssf.f.
tdii fifsis fuf -..lfft.s
Horss shue sol Nfl iilsI Iron.
shot ire frrlu ~. ~ 81, f5
Ifag Toe frum to 2 i1,h Wlif.
NTtfh letfls fffus ssfhte
Nhh fgH as-l-tmcui af Harfaarr. sfnrh VII
seii shesp ~ eash.
No. - THGs. nAWI1Ns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

eB-fhe Foscs aPea lsdirs ehssks are hlu.b
Tcsos, bat they cen gacraliy ~ oas1aOrd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
ParIOr, Chamber and Hall Stores

~" ''i'nili '"al Si"V-s. Silrs; Ten Plat. Stoves
nv sf' WITH or without Bilcr tops a,,,eIr,,s
~, I'hh'ii,r>; Church Stoves &C.. Ac
~ >irl'i ALLEGATION to business, ami d..iT, Il, ,,s.
- 70 ,''u'' I-'rt'On Of pHLli, Patronage
~ - 80" NN. l.. EASTkEpAY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
THE WAGER HOUSE"
UNION HOTEL.
BerryVilie, Clarke County,Yirginia.

'tNilS new Hotel i' now oIrn AMI rcaiy fpr .n.E-
a I"e'ts' " T. "'f only new Hotel. int aS-A.a-
new house. New rpuns new bc,l. new, ,,r,i.,-.
Lset Experimentation large airy aud comfort.
sfnr,l. '"' '''
Nv bAR i supplied with the hrI Liquors Album.
"Hh'e oi Vnuil-fCnt -crsuus always lea attendant
nv STABLE and OsiicF shall De uf tL. ,,yy a., ,
k'mi. and duc Hlirp'"i, will bc gwen To- any bnr.r
committed io NV charge
alrr"lv has httB -nii faticringlv az nv fable
P'nlH'n avn management TIN. j. Ike the i,s.t a4
:" na-u IaNl"r. However ihi. may hc true nirrf.
81, w Taylor, ur ay one vISc oouli not h.t,. ,iil
hH,, rar"v.i eHirnNor EHd strong d,frrriIaf,o o.,
build up INT clas- Hpu., THAN IA, IN ,,,,,,.., "a
ever attention can du 49,
Az go offhc public j. 90 give me ralI and move
i"' ~, ~ iai'r HAHFORb
W. ~ "'--iN. fur T.. 4 gtAgF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

reader viii End in another part Of 10
:. In,elligencer an Address. under he hesd.
ID BY ths United Stasss Senators Of Virgin
d BY . portion Of the delegation Of that
r in th<populAr branch Of Congress. Sc
. this paper reci,es facts already known
J, ~hole country Il will doubtless be receiv-
> the people Of Virginia without Any very
Z surprise but We mistake their in,-lli-
e IL they do not confess TO some surprise st
,ogic by which il is attempted TO reconcile
1 Co ".ccession." Nothing. it will be OBJ
ed. 10 said in this manifesto about the lin
cts" OF -rcnsibiliti-s" or even the "symps-
:" Of Virginia in the matter Of our present
teal complications. She 10 urged TO unite
fortunes with tho-e Of the seccding States
ply and solely on the ground that by 30 do
she can keep the peace between the two sec
$! The Republican party. We arc told. de
- by oil war alone 10 co-rcc the Southern
ties. under the prctex, Of enforcing the laws
rss IL shall becoue speedily apparent that ~
ding STATES are 50 Numerous. determined
{ united as 10 make sscA aa aftempf hopeiess.
d that the gravsmen Of thi. counsel may no
mistaken. the signer. conclude by express
their solemn conviction that prompt and de
s,d action by the people Of Virginia in Con
stion will afford The surcst means under th
ridence Of God, OF ayerting sn impending
v war and preserving the hope Of recon
srting n Union ALREADY dissolved" That j,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
Only twenty-five Cent.


pr Bottle. 10 be lad a. all re.tec,a, Ir,,.,,i.,. 49,,
IsrfutngrS. ''"--lsiN Ani
j. NilLEt wouii call the s,,e,ti,., %, r,...,- 49, ,
',ar'iiHf' i'il'c a.g ~ tis lnyigrator h, go . 49,
ihr 'hltlrcu-' Hair inrtnc- q, I.r veal ~. -
~ AFs The foundation for . good ks,if ~ g,, - ~
49,. any impurities that NAV have Ic, n,s ,,,,,
shh The ssalP. ihr rcinot a. az which 4. ,,,...,
I'D i"r ne health % the cild anil the fItsrr az
- atfit> None genuine uith,slt "a. o,- .,,.ti
80 y Nlidll being 90 the outer ptats.r. a.,
Iln1hh hAIR iNEhoENTuE. y ! bla,.r ir ib@
"h,lc.a'e Depot. - DIV 81 ari ...tl ~ rn,t,,,.
'iti het'httf- Hnd Druggists tlr,,n ,.,I. fj = 80
- Ll,I4i discount o, purr Isssr. i,, IN. ,t.
"i-' 'e-f' - present 81 ihc American p,iiIr nv
New and Improved Instantaneous
LIQUID HAIR DYE
"i''h a'irf NeHr. &C --irrfff fyr.sl ,.srsi-.. 49,
'..'. H 20 l~rir'I"r. h dses i. 80 l,-.ls p .,,,
.'....t .'if 9" i'e ttArnf >iip. WarI.nt-,i ..-
-''i aHif lr ~ iir hnI 200 r.,grtse
Price, only 30 CeHtS Depot Sc Dcy Street,
NEW YORK
Nrff. Lg. I.fu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
Fresh Covering of Ha;r

l'Ic arc hundreds II iaaics and gentlemen In S.,
l"TA Nh" have had their hair fr,Ior..i I,y t,e n :,
tn'' in',s"r"i"r. when ali other preparation. b,J 80
~, =. " haN III his possession letters iut,nrernIl
ct rcsft,ahiiiiy. 10 viii rhrrf,,n, ,,, ~ ~, ''eh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
Heating md Cooking

VS. si'ek ~ : T . J. Sat :, . ,I,,. .
"',is ~ sv'' chance for selection As can Efffk
l' l"''"d - -. -,ta hlishircnt ~ thF safe I'LL
'ln"ug which may De- found the 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
AY E r.
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are go s.ch, tsiis. aaf
ccsarisin nx' Ar 80 oas Z
eri.r. ~ith yuaf svsis. -
rzns~A sci ycur fssilnxs an
ecnkst4ii-i h. .ymp
tetns arr cc-n ths prsla = 81
s-tio-. iilts--. S.fns % Il
sisks-.s y crs-ssas ag-ua yo~.
sat shluil - s.sri-t ~ .
tss-iy 49, q ta- rtrst r~a-
ely. fsks Ayes f1l,s, sni
sl-Apss ~ 81 doe q l.fsd 30
ms 80 psffy tn tids.t anl
Ia The ta-4.s usaFs "a uneh-
-sEu~t.t a. healfh ssAih.
Tl-ss stia. t.i-is an fanctions
% the l--'Y ihtn sixu-us. as-
tisitf, poliit n. sysisfa nun
tn utstfu-tH'ls che h taAks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
Bnious D,.ord.rs-Li..r Complaints.
Dy...t.ry. D,.rrhs., R.i.r, worm..

rour fiii- have bAd long trial Ia nv trafos snd
bold them ~ -.tssm - the l-si at.r-ns L.,.
sses hand 1ksir sszsft- syt uI'n the liver max -
thsn an snossst Isasdy. ~acs 1lssa IA SNAIL Is.-- ar
edsS~s dsssSiryI asa iuUrTss. Ih-ir sugNI-s-Afibx
inAA-s then very srl t.ils AJ soGysui.Et Ef t- 80
" women aud eLlllf.s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

<fc~ hfr. j. v Mae. f'sy II .tss,Hf Cssft., I.s-.
IA Ara: h.ts u--i ycut pi.is Nth et'rarr4iu.ry
eecrs-@ IN ny family AMI ttsr oat
IN dlsrsSs. To rsrulafr t'e or-srs q s..tt8a .nt
tsfy ths tls-i itsr, are H. ssry Las Fs.sry has
e.sf kbSsa, aud Ca S1uad-utiv IsrgH.as-u them ~
ny hsHds A0ags, }. '. IIIAIs.
Wps,v Wyor8inF -. \ Y 0ct "a l.S6.
psO ft an Hsius yuaf Caihlft~ fi. ia nv praeA
sscs, and thf teen excellent VurFat,s o. 49, tas
sJ-tss and parry las rasriaaas n t3e Li--t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
Sheet-Iron

manner. nj short
notice, all kinds
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

RiIH HmcK 49, 81. ~
ID ~ o. " ggy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-20
Prem Missouri.

RoLLA, Mo, Aug. 1s.-The st. Louis Republi-
can correspondent furnishes the following items:
The forces engaged In the battle Of wilson's
Greek, reached their camping ground, eiR ht miles
southwest Of here to-day where there is an sbund-
ance Of water and other facilities for camp life.
Major Sturgis assumed command Of the army at
about thirty miles from Springfield, and hassince
conducted the retreat
The First iowa Regiment reached here to-day,
and will proceed Immediately 20 st. Louis and be
disbanded, their term Of enlistment having ex-
PRED.
The loss Of this regiment was - killed, I34
wounded, So seriously and mortally, and S misc
ing.
Lieut. Col. Merritt, commanding the First Iowa
regiment reports officially that the enemy brought
into the field IL, 900 well armed, disciplined
troops and 600 irregular troops, while our own
force was only about 600 In the early part OF the
engagement, and considerably les than 600 for
the concluding four hours.
Capt Emmill Mcdonald, Of the habeas corpus
notOtiety, arrived at Major Sturgis' camp, this
morning, with flag Of truce, ostensibly 70 nego-
tate an exchange Of prisoners, and procured med
zeal stores for the wounded on sides, but II 10
strongly suspected that he is really acting a. spy,
What action Major Sturgis will take in the matter
10 not known.
ST. Louis, Aug. 1.-THE statement In the late
news from California that j. e. Palmer had left
that State for the purpose Of taking charge Of the
commissary department under Gen. Fremont Is
untrue. He has no connection whatever with
Gen Fremont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-20
Treop. for the Government

NEW YORK, Aug. l9-There are now forty
eight regiments forming In this city. Several
are full, and the rest range from 200 70 $50 men.
The full and complete regiments will doubtless
now be forwarded ss rapidly an possible, the
latter being merged 20 form full regiments.
Recruiting is going on to-day rapidly, and this
city alone can probably send Is, 600 men 70 the
seat Of war in a few days.
over six hundred men responded to the roll
call Of the Ellworth Fire Zouaves to-day, and
men are continually reporting themselves, 90 that
the reorganization OftRe regiment will be effected
without difficulty.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.-There are now some
thirtyone regiments in this city In process Of for
nation, composed at present OF an average OF
three companies each.
The late army order will doubtless have the
effect of merging these regiments, and Philadel-
phia will soon be able 20 send forward 70 the de-
Tense Of the country army Of nine or ten thous-
and more men.
BosToN, Aug. 19.-It IL probable that i've new
regiments will leave here this week.
New Hampshire will shortly send three regi-
ments and battery Of artillery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-20
THE PHILADELPHIA REGInEsrx

PHILADELPHIA, August ga number Of the
colonies Of the various unorganiIed regiments
met Colonel slifer, the Secretary Of the State,
yesterday evening, and reported the numbers and
condition Of their troops. The companies are suf-
hcient for four regiments, and they are able TO
march Immediately, and others will rapidly fol-
low, according TO orders. There are at least A.
teen thousand troops In Philadelphis, who will
be available in good season. Gen. Plessanton
will issue an order calling bis Home Guards TO-
geiher. Col. Owens Irish Regiment, Col. Chan
try's Regiment, and a regiment Of cavalry are
among those ready for any emergency.
The military enthusiasm 10 increasing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-20
Frem Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. I9.-In the skirmtsh yef-
terday at POhick Church, Captain Boyd, Phila-
delphia company Of cavalry, behaved most nooIY,
charging sfter the Confederate cavalry for three
miles. The man killed on our side was named
Jacob Owen, he was buried to-day with military
honors.
John v. Williams and Washington Lancaster,
also Of Philadelphia, were taken prisoners by be
coming detached from the main BODY Two OF
the Confederates are known 70 be killed.
The courtmaTtlal In session here investigating
the charges against Col. Miles, adjourned to-day
until the 18th Of September. The prosecution had
closed and five witnesses for Col. Miles had been
heard when an order was received from WASH
iupton adiourning the court and granting full
furlough ts the Colonel up 20 that time. The oo-
ject of the order 10 not publicly known.
Nv order Of the provost marshal, between forty
and fty barrels Of porter, ale and lager beer were
to-day emptied into the streets, the proprietor
having persisted In selling 70 soldiers sfssr re-
peatinC warnings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-20

bst,xeen q and O'Clock, q body Of 300 Confeder-
ate cayalfy came down 10 the landing OF the ferry
onnosite- when two companies OF 6ordoaS Sec
ond Massachusetts, Regiment hred, ana me Con
federates fetreated. II 10 known that two are
EiIIed and Eve wounded. Our men escaped IN
hurt. -. a.. ~,,,
skirts Of Hsrper's Ferry, watching the moSemenu
of the Federal troops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-20
DIED,

On Monday August 18th after a protracted ILL
ness. SYBELLA MERRIAM PEA LIE, only daugh-
ter OF Titan Peale, of this city,
at O'Clock.
At the residence Of James Soheuck, Esq, CaDar.
sic, Long Island, on the 18th instant of Group
JOSEPHINE STEVENS. youngest child of Da n
lei and Mary McCarty, of this city, aged year
Taken from the evil to come"
Departed this life, on the 18th Instant, JIMMY
infant son OF James G. and Sale T.. Cornwall
aged II months and days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-20
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
SECESSION NEW SPAPER SUP
PRESSED IN PENNstLyANtA
Especial telegraphic dispatch 10 The star.

lcPccidl SieSIaPuiCo tpdShto TIE star.
wEsT cHEsTER, Pa August ga commItt.e
entered the 'yefersonian" once last night took
the types and threw them In the street, and broke
up three large presses and destroyed all the once
furniture, cases, &c. The sheet was edited by an
Englishman, who, since the Manassas battle, has
been open In his treason. He has villifed the
volunteers, and JUSTIFIED the rebels numbering our
pickes, and rejoiced over all our repulscs Al
though this is Quaker community, he could no
longer be tolerated. He has been notified 10 lea
and the intercessIon of some Of the Union men
was all that saved his house from being fred over
bis head and his neck from halter.
The excitement here 10 intense Recruiting An
progressing rapidly. Col. Henry r. GUS will
have regiment full by Saturday, nearly all Of
whom are from the three months men
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FROM maSS.CHUxFTrx

BosroN, August 2O.-The ID and 4th Bsrslions
Of Boston voted unanimously 10 offer their services
to the Government for three months.
Governor Andrew proclamation calls upon
the citizens 10 q mass 20 come forward and all up
the regiments already accepted for the war There
will be between three and four thousand men
forwarded during the present week
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pepreda,ions Of the Privatser Jeff. Davis.

BosroN, Aug. 19.-The schooner Windwsrd,
Can't. Partridge, from Turks Island, August LIST,
arrived at Holmes Hole on the lssn, ana mAkes
tnred by the privateer JEFF. Davis on the 4th Inst
in lat ., long. 81 Next day the JEFF Davis cap
tured she brig san Clara, Of EastPo1t, loaded
with sugar and mOlassas, bound from LOTTO MO NJ,
-, RoSton THE captain of the privateer then put
tweptv-tw two men, taken from the various vessels
nreviously captured on board the Windward and
fet them 90 The bark Alvsfado, nom Cepe-
torrn Tor Roston, has also been captured by q
priyateef. No particulars as yet have been re-
cafu
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NV Yerk Bank abatement

NEW YoRK, Aug. le.-The weekly setsement
Of the New York city banks shows oesle ~
loan, Of 81 266 SOS, an Increase In specie Of
az I0a s74: decrease I'm circulation OF tzli no,
and an increase In deposits Of $50, 3S7.
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ksuthern NeWs.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. II The Mempe. ApPea
Of the 18th says that the prize boat bqnany
which had been reported captured by Cap Irwin
of the Federal forces at Cairo, was handed over 70
the Confederate authorities at New Madrid. The
Federal gunboah continued the pursuit witnih
three miles Of New Madrid.
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CRuEL.-Saturday afternoon, the well known
little crippled German vender Of matches and
backing, whose right name Is Smith, though he
Is familiarity called "Sykesy," was attacked by a
STOUT, aole-bodted young man named Thomas
O'DOnnell, and twice Knocked down by him,
There could be no possible excuse for such an act
OF brutality. The unfortunate cripple 10 as feeble
as child, and moreover 10 one Of the most HARM
less and inonensve creatures in the CITY The
assault was made near Browns n otel, and several
gentlemen who saw 1t had O'Donnell arrested
Immediately and taken before Justice Dom, who
committed him to jail for court.
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MORE ARRESTS III PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, August 2O.-The arrest Of Pierce
Butler has been followed by the arrests Of VIM.
b. Reid, late Minister 10 China, George M. whar-
ton, late U. 8. District Attorney, Chas. Brown !,
EI Collector Of the Port, and Daniel Solomon. IL
IL stated that Buffers arrest was caused by inter-
cepted letters giving information 10 the enemy.