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NOTICE,

FU1HE FINN OF PULLIAm BELTS having Ibis
day ceased, WILLIAM BELTS will continue In the Negro
Auction Business, and has taken Into copanerh'p Nth
him GREGORY They VIII conduct The business under the
Belts GREGORY, their sales Room, rrAnkls
Street. Wall Street. and about square
Bette and respectfully solicit
patronage which literally exendedto
H. Belts while In the frm Of Pu liam Belts.
They have aimed the services Of Mr. BusHRoD w. EolE
Clerk who has interest In the business WIN H. BETTE,
J. GREGORY.
IIrYANnrp afua In.ton..v -,
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FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.

Nowhere can the industrious farmer such Immediate
wits for his labor upon prairie soils they being composed
Of deep rich loam fertility OF which passed ty
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
nrrprry A PRNmplI


yUyHE next session Of this Institution will
October 1890 will terminate the S0th June, 1851
The Principal aided heretofore, by well selected
corps Assistants Who with their ability and experience cannot
fall TO give Satisfaction
The Boarding Department be under the Mr.
and Mira Dupuy by Mrs. Mary Cassels mery ss
yannah They will reside the Seminary with the young
ladies' Parental and control those
committed 70 their charge. ...
The attended this effort to establish In the city
Richmond FEMALE Seminary Of the first class has encouraged
the Principal provide ample accommodations for the
session The buildings being enlarged and important
will be made in them, which viii add greatly their
convenience comfort The lodging large and well
DIV one room will he well arranged for the
accommodation OF the pupils
and lights. 30 90
Tuition In Preparatory Department 80 90
do In ordinary English branches 20 90
do In advanced do do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so 90
do In Modern and Ancient Languages, each. 20 90
Music and Instrumental piano and autar) for
Lesson hour week 20 90
For two hour each week so 90
Use Of Piano .......,.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
Drawing In Crsyon 80 60
Painting in Water ...,......... ~ 90
Painting In 80 90
payable the LIST OF 0c 1860 and the remainder
the 18th Of Peb'y, 1861.
Reference Dr. Moses D. Hoge and any
former patrons OF the school
Catalogues OF the Seminary containing detailed norma
on obtained bookstore In the city, by appnca
A. N. DUPUY.
Iyll Richmond, Va.
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PARTICIJIaR NOTICE.

WE sincere i,nks friends,
w the public generally the III oral patronage that have
heretofore received and hlpe by strict attention
merit continuance Of the making pre-
psraie business ertensivey formfry
ILtN HILL CO.. No. 12T Main street,
Manufacturers and Importers Of Poos and Shoes,
kichmond Va.
Ps We prepared To settle all which due
that be presented 10 the fm a. AJ Hill Co. Alex
l individually and hope AL who Indebted
viii settle them forthwith accounts
thai passed due and remain unpaid will be placed
NJ a collector. ljs3l 4. HILL 90.
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TER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BOHEMIAN.
WAR PREPARATIONS CONTINUED
IN FRANCE.
GA ETA STILL HOLDS OUT.
THE AHRRIClN CRISIS.
commercial InteIIi.euce,
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Commercial Intelligence.

PORTLAND, Jan. S0.-The steamer Bohemian" from
Liverpool the l7h and Londonderry the lSth has al
rived
The "ABglo-SsEon' aud Fulton" had arrived out
IL was reported in Paris tina, Imperial decree
TO be issued TO the elect that II Piedmont makes
upon Austria she need expect the assistance Of
France
Great military Preparations still going on in
France.
TIL Spanish Government has ordered its vessel OF
at Gaeta and Naples to observe strict neutrality.
The bOmbardment Of Gaea was to be resumed Mon
day following the departure OF the "Bohemian."
The London Times depreciates the secession move
meut OF the Southern States ard says that should the
Southern Contederacy become the real United States
far present and os i've territory is coucernedt i,
hcull 10 say whether couGeXOn between New orb
aud New England the one hand and Illinois and New
England, on the other woull long survive total sepa
Ration tscm the South.
COWNEE,IAL
LesrpoJi Irt. 1.-THE sales Of cotton for the week
amounted TO QUO bales OF which spectators have
taken p 600 and txpOrters IL OOO. Fair and Mddlng
grades advanced Is TO II Interior advanced SS and
scarce. OIL ans FAIR MiI5ltg -, Uplands Fair
Z s $ UplAnds Mdiliug IA. Suck in port 500 0O0
active aud bUOyaut Friday
Breaistuns closed quiet and steady. Wheat opened
easier, but uucha' god.
Provisions dull.
CJusO's pl / 10 90 IS
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TO ACTUAL CULTIYATORS.

Since 1851 he Company hare sod oooo acres Th'ysN on
~ 70 actual curaioy and srsyy contract conhs OgrSS
asnf a. clt;rds The road been constructed through these
iinds ersase Gf s1oOoVO In $50 hs population 81
,,fynias n-5uyi hic passes only 3iJ59s
aimee l1 40 1913 A0rs B,sa dJdd making the ,oiois Iopd
tau sli SCI, gain cJllS per cant
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Richmond, January, Isel j

AIRS PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL. al
M svc.more Church on 18th street, between Bread Mar
sha on the arst Monday She will receive few all
bow. Terms ssO per session Of months. jy1s n
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
THE STATE DEBT.
POPULATION.

TIE State DEBT only slc 1O629S IT, and oitia no dt three
been reiu-ed 46 So and may reasonably
ezpect hat in Ten gears IL teW become extinct.
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NOTICE.

VOLUNTEER Officers OF the State respectfully Informed
that beside bonds required by Law, there
d,rom The Aduant General to suthor the Superintendent
o. the State Armory 10 is.ue arms 10. deis-u
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DRAITHWAIrE'S RETRGSPGCr
ID PRACTICAL MkDICtNeS AND ~ RGERY
PART Tbs FORTY SECOND

HEFtyCD0Oh o. Hospital PRACTICE oi M Iutfadu tim
.ur ps.f- Study % dsinf 40 The Be-.ic. By R,begt
l,..s n. %, A. A. Price a. 40.
E.-..I ID 4 NORRIS
o., Nan sire
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n, aRENRD sra ans. cur LOaF, CRUsHEO,
~ POW DGHED, GtkANULATH1s CORR.
STGs eU6 in lldfe ani o. sails - s.LokN MILES
IA ~ cSrner Pearl Car .|'
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NATURAL MAGICI


YOU CAN'T FIND
AN ARTICLE THAT SUITS AS WELL AS
HETMSTREET'S INEVITABLE
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Apothecares and Consumers all testify that
1T Is THE ONLY REL IBLE ARTICLE
FOR THE BALD AND GREY.
Read the testimony from Kentucky.
MR ". A. BILL PADuCAH, Ky July 81, 1860.
Dear ISIrABLE RKsroRA
satisfied from experience In all other
ton for the ike purpose that he only article before ne
public tcoS "a purchasing. Yours truly JOHN DAILY.
PlpucAH, XIV, July g. ls6O.
MEssRs W y H,e,N Co TROY, n
Above please dad Of Mr. John DAY.
city. regi EEsTaxEs ISMrABx Han, Rss
This testimony Is after having used OF the
tv. AMI mus bs coHcsre the merits OF
hitble Am out of the large Forwardby Railroad dOu
Very truly yours wA.BELL.
1T WILL RESTORE THE NATU-
RAJ COLOR OF THE HAIR,
where age or 81 .Aness hs, turOed !. grey. audit
"ANYBODY"
may try IT, will hnd hs: skin but by
stimuli ng the natural secretons at the roots life and
strength The H and thus restores color and freshness 1t
freely upon The scalp, aud with much
sAeys composed Of oil and stimulating spirits and
ss- Read hi, Letter:
MEssEs W. FAGAN Co, ST. LOUIS Mo- June lst 1859.
partially SS Iboasht Ton berry seynods prurSt one Your
bit bottle HELMS IRE rs INEVITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
BY Its Hair restored Its gna color and ekn
tremove red dAndrun arrested falling and 4 rich
gosy It effects enir y different from
Hair I'd be know several ladies and
gent Intimate fri who all speak o. the "nlr table
As bsug best cheapest Hair Preparation In
can fully recommend it, and will refer any to Henry Rey
nolds Druggist fOs the trd n Of mi
WILLIAM B0SBYSHALL
Read the many letters received by the Proprieto
ST. LoUiS No, Aug, g 1850.
MEss7s W. HAGIN Co Troy. ~ Y.-Geus hsppy
attending the Of Hst Sur In every OF
world HIir Ft rdtrs demand that should give
myt 9th by
used hair preparation tina. liked we'll II has completely
every hair that 20 the esor IN
brought thick and hray Twas induced the
Mr. Reynolds Agent here II this letter will be Of
service puhfshh.
Very re1oectfaily you-s Mrs y. BORsT b. oklyn 81.
Sold every where Price soc and 81 per bottle
w. Z. HAGAN a co. ProprictOrs, Troy, NV.
PisHEN A SHKpAHD, Agents i1i-.'~kw
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NOTICE,

CAPTAINS Volunteer Companies throughout The State
" respectfully informed that 'he comms toner's appointed
by Law Tor he obtainn a.
eseiteps ard st n they delivered
they issued Immediately according Priority Of
| Of orders. CliAhlf5 0IMM0CK.
Csptan and Superintendent Ann ~.
Richmond. Va January :. ISL jai0- tf
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HOMES FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS,
GARDEN STATE OF THE WEST.
THE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
HAWK YOR sALE
100000 Acres
Of Rich Farming Lands in 7racks'of Forty Acres aud
Up,card Oh, Long Credits and Lou Prices.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY

TIVE attention othe enepring and industrious portion OF the
community directed the following liberal
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NEGROES WANTED.

JNuH EENT.lhe eligible and odious Store O.
on Min street three doors above Eighth. Apply on TIE
men Ian
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EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.

As an evidence Of the ~ Of the people, be stated that
100000 tons freight including buel Of gran
$50 900 barrels u d1ur were forwarded the lice year
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i. TuOmPsON HROWN.
EItSTACE GIBSON,
.JOEsN w. GREEN,

"A I OILIN II Il tiJ IIkh w
WILL PRACTISE In the Courts Of the City Of Richmond and
w County Henheo se enloa will be given all bu-
entrusted him. IS ONCE for the present. with his IA
ther Green Main and tn sts. e2T-dly
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LAW CARDS.

a I OININ II a LA w
nRACrICEs all the Courts the counties Of Neon AMI
Amherst He will steRd to any Law business entrusted 10
HIM IN t1e adjacent counties
~ Address Tye River Warehouse O., Nelson Co., Va
ia2G-Iy
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The prices lands vary t2 per acre. according
cA5n quily sc FIRST class farming lands sell Tor about
90 2 and the relative Of subdGi psirr
land compared with wool land Is 10 the ratio Of 10 10 Ia favor
OF the former The sale fer the bulk Of u lands S DC
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE
per per annum and SIX interest notes at Elk per n
payable respectively in one two three four five sn six years
Of sale and four notes for principal payable In four
ay six from date Of the contract spula
ting the purchased shall be fenced and cu
vlte ch and year. for i've from the date Of sale
end years oneha shall be fenced aud uader
cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
valuation for cash. except the should be six dollars
per acre. when the cash price will be Ave dollars
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands soi climate productions,
prices and terms Of payment be had application
wv. FOSTER,
Lond Commissioner, Illinois Central HHrord,
Chicago, Illinois.
For ofhe Towns vlsges aud Cities situated upon the
Illinois raj Railroad pages lss lS9 1870, Appeons Rail
way Guide. jll4- drhw3m
, 1861-07-04
A@Ant&n.

uTANTED D-A Stock Of Dv
w 6ooda Boots esd Shoes, OF Groee.t.s, r6r
o-t;rh VII be p&id EeA1 Eat2tc and Cash. AaT nna
Tt.h.uF s. make tsde q ta kiad csa tud custo-
ntr IL czlhug. 1t No. - Lake asrses. tya19
w. .AETED-A Carriage Trimmer.
w 1uau:te at S. Eorth Jefferson street Also.
rs, ris - aaCf YpHXiea fpr SAT- cae3p for c1aA.
, 1861-07-04

more, but the MANNED gfant seemed Incapable
Of understanding his defeat frsm such little,
man, and groped and staggered ont agaln.
Blind and fainting, it only required one or
two more blows to finish the affair; but the
indiction OF those On the helpless heap
Of flesh Eas horrible and sfekeninY
beyond ell description. His seconds
AID hackers gage In for him without his
knowledge, ard kept Hurst in his corner till
be gradually beesme almost losensIb!e, and all
tie restorative arts Of the ring were exhaust
ed in efforts to keep him from tainting:; which,
IT. the absence Of surgeon, aud IN his then
filing power, might have been most sertous
sffuir. The spectacle which he presented L.
loo horrible for description Even the oldest
champions Of the ring were aghast at the
fea1fnl punishment inflicted il fifty min
utes. Mace had not 3 single marx on
him. The dockya4d police were dis
patched in a steamer from Chatham to
freven: the fght, and arrived just as It
was over; quite official that. It is kind Of
SCI of to this revolving business to say TINT
POOR Hurst's comrades on both sides Wete
ncst sollcitons in their care Of him alter his
defeat, and Mace went about among them and
raised subscription for him amounting to
9335. Such facts though undoubtedly praise~
worthy, but pnorly countertalauce the horrt-
bic nature Of the contest Yet pugfiI5ts think
that in few years the ring will again glow
with all the brutal msguifceuce OF the Regen-
CT, Revive the Ring! It would be easier to
restore the Heptazchy.
, 1861-07-04

From Lon1HVtlle-TheH H4otkade, Etc.
LOUISVILLE, July 3.-1n tha Circuit Court,
Judge Muir presiding, arguments were con.
IeusYe uatg 1s md No Nsshvts T Railroad % for rsfns ref
to transport goods to Tennessee. The court
ia expected to render decision Saturday or
early next week: To day The Tennessee d.
lccto1a Of the road were summoned BY tele-
graph and met here and oTerrnled the decision
Of James Guthrie, their President, whereby
the road Ia Tow opened for freight until the
intend to send forward freight morrow, but
Nr. Cotton, Surveyor Of this: port. threatens
to eeize all articles destined for Tennessee,
which may be delivered : to the road.
There are COW seven ru1l Companies Of
Colonel Rosseau's Regiment in camp.
Several officers Of the State Guard having
vice under Col. Rosseau, Col. Tlghman Of tue
Slate Guard hos also resigned and gone with a
considerable portion Of his regiment to join
the Tennessee troops.
Investigations Of the political principles Of
tcachers in tbs pub1lc schools are going on,
and many are reported as secessionfste.
TIE journal has letter from member Of
jrg account Of ctfairs in Virgins. lie says
the men are half fed, hare no clothes except
what they left Louisville Tith, and are treated
Ike dogs, and If the men could exercise theit
will they would return to Kentucky. The
Democrat has statement tt the same effect
made by deEerter who reached here from the
same regiment.
A lot Of guns sent to Columbus, Ky., from
Union City, Tenn, lately, was returned By
the citizens OF Columbus to Louisville.
A company Of ~ men passed here to-aa,
from Lexington, destined for the Souther1
Confederacy. Thetr e1penses are paid ,!
Governor Harris. Another company Will
game destination is forming at Paris, Bourbo,
county.
, 1861-07-04

FORTRESS MONROE, July 2-The 81 Massa-
cLusetts regiment and the n. 7. Naval Brig
ade occupy the deserted dwellings in HAmp-
ton. There are but about 90 ofthe inhabitants
remaining. The families Of Gen. Butler, Col
Duryea and Maj. Weber are here.
Great preparations are being made to ceis-
brate the 4th Of July.
Yesterday afternoon Lieut., Yelye1ton and IL
men Of the 5th N. 7. regiment made recon-
uoiscance from Newport News up the Jazaea
River to within mile and bali OF Great At
tho rebel pickets, who piecipitately fled, leav.
Ing behind, with other trophies, their hats and
costs. In the pockets Of the latter were seY'
'eral letters just Finished giving complete
account Of the late advance Of 800 men from
yorktown, to attack Newport News, the
wretched fare Of the troops, and the manner
in which they were obliged to beg or steal
One Of an amusing character In the pocket o.
James Steel, bookseller, Richmond, describes
our troops as set Of balloons, to ba, speedily
driven from the sacred soil Of Virginia.
, 1861-07-04
mAJOK-tsEN ER4L LYON.

The St, Louis Democra! Of yesterday
says:
I'VE arc appr;stG By private letter from Wash,
{, rtpu that the emiEcnt services Of Gen. Lyon iE
tue West kure been appropriately recognized By
{lc Government, and be has been promoted to the
I'll If Ma;or-Geacral, ard assigned the command
q. Department Of the West comprising the States
of luGiaua, Illinois, Iowl and Missouri. This is
rco6 ners for Missouri, 2nd the finishing death
7ttt Ike 20 accession In this State. True merit has
it, reHArd.''
The promotion Of Gen. Lyon and his
appointment to the command of the De-
1nHmcnt Of the West, including Intiana,
Illinois, Iowa and Missouri, will be hailed
With supreme satisfaction everywhere. 1t
was hoped and expected that the command
Of the West would be given to Gen. Ere
mont, but the recent remarkable campaign
of Gen. Lyon in Missouri has given to the
wiole country confidence IN his sagacity,
energy aud military capacity which would
have been satisfied with nothing short Of
his promotion to a Major G Generalship and
in important command. We believe we
are correct in saying that the Illinois sol
dicrs could not be better suited if they
were allowed to make their choice from
the whole army list Of the United States.
Our special Washington dispatch insists
that The command Of the Western Army
is ussiened to Gen. Fremont Ii this be
t,ue we trust that the Democrats informa'
.ien may not prove untrue as to the pro
motion Of Gen. Lyon to the Msjor G ener-
alship which his conduct has so richly
1Icrited,
, 1861-07-04

WAs11xaroN, July 2, 1861.
think have obtained sight Of the small
live coal that made SO much compromise
smoke few days since. There has been talk
OF compromise, and have NO doubt there
Is compromise sentiment among some mem-
berk OF the Cabluet, or rather desire to At
range with the rebel States for a peacefu1 sep
tration. Those entertaining this feeling sought
to ascertin the pubic pulse, and they put ont
this compromise suggestion as feeaer-very
much Is scmc good loyal men, acting under
Gen. McDoweli's orders, send up rockets and
alarm our campo, merely to see how they are
prepared for such surprise, IN case the 9TH
er side should come upon Us suddenly. l think
those Tho put forward tie compromise feel
ers are not disposed to try the dodge second
Preparations making by the War Depart
meat Indicate that movement forward d yet
delaYed by a want Of transportation facilities.
There has been 30 much reliance placed upon
railroads that no adequate means Of trausp6r-
tation have been kept on hand. 1t appears
tlat railroads could be destroyed, and that
eonethtuR rs substitute must be provided.
There Is d probability that several Of theciy-
q appointments made during the recess O ING
Senate, Mn not be confirmed by thst body, II
their tanes are sent In. Some arc notorious,
| 1y uldt-spsne pbysicslly 1ncapactated, nao
| are knamn to beno better tlsn petty thieves
| The Military Committee Of the Senate wy
!; carefully scutnize the List, and purge 1t, Il Il
! IL sent IN ns published.
There are NOW reported to becsesen 6outt
l. Carol'na tegtmeuta With the Confederate eTmy
under Beauregard, 1T Manassas Junction aad
Fairfax Gou1t-house, averaging about 65o meI
eaeh; The tern Of the fiat expired yester
day. but they will ren ain short time, b,
sgreenGut, in anticipation Of an early fight
il Is sald-- Ct this regiment, On Friday last
there were leo eick In the hospital, With th'
| reat1ep.
Pref Wise, Of L.ncsz:ec, Penn, 1t il under
stood, h&a been engaged by the Goyern1nen
for 1cnr balloon eperat:ona-
Ills atcer:ained from Al official sourco thu
eto1t 2nl, eco stand OF arms have already bee
| iseueG, Aa7:pg L:H thu! nutoher still on hsad
| With cthers teipE constantly msaufactaset
Thee ss.za ire additional 10 those fu1ztisae
ty e,s.e susLcrit;ca. fo-e have been or..,
! td t1ura sb. aA1 through TIC O1ac11c= Ru1ta'
, 1861-07-04
G1eat Events Near at Hand.
The Army Arranged for Battle
TROOPS CROSSING THE PoToHAc.
EIGHTEEN BRlGADES FORMED.
THE VICTORY At AaARTlMsBuRo
Meeting Of Congress
The Message and State Papers:

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
WASHINGTON, July .. 1851.
General Patterson, IN dispatch to the War
Department, received this morning, confirms
the newB Of his victory over the rebels near
Martinsburg. He says that his forces con-
tended against ten thousand men, with four
cannon, and thoroughly routed them and
that be is now occupying the rebel encamp-
ments. The loss Of life and the wounded are
rot given
Gen. Fremont is now definitely assigned to
the command Of the Western Army.
Tomorrow morning O grand review Of
thirty. three regiments will be held by the
Preeident, General Scott, and members of the
Cabinet Other imposing ceremonies viii
also take place In honor Of our National Ami
versary.
Mr.. Colfax having withdrawn his name, the
contest for Speaker is now between Blair
and Grow. The former will doubtless be
elected on the second ballot, and Forney will
probably be reelected Clerk. The Members
have nearly all arrived
The Grand Army, here and across the river,
bas been divided into eighteen brigades, OF
four regiments each, and their respective COM
msnders appointed. This is another sign Of i'm.
pending action.
The Second Maine Regiment nov occupy
the most advanced posts on the Virginia side.
Thirty-two additional graduated West Point.
ers have arrived, and will be Immediately de-
tailed for active service.
, 1861-07-04

The Hden Of DeNaproaaise In the teuxh.
Ultra Southern papers are gsne1ahy eneour-
acing he Idr thst the q. 3. Congress, which
n4etts On the 4.h of July, vii, T. some man-
ner. put Al end TO The wsr. II, Tne tApgrstn
C1Tunick aud Entsaa Of June 24ih & panIshes
\ letter 6sted Yorktown, IN, June a4shs 7nom
VT oh we extract the following:
1ze knotriag oaes are Of Ms epia.on 11as, aos,
tsities trn ceas e;n7 The ,aeetiag of " Aorshern
ttegrss at HaGaiagson, The Rhole Teaponsl-
ns.hy rests npon them, - our request t. rea.
tos ahie-only to be let alone. II tins u nor
Eetec, we viii csr1y the var Into their o%9 .
Of aattls. - W.
4 sonsfrcndent If The Charleston Courier,
"tnung n1 isom Richmond on the 26th, says:
, Ihe faction 20 long predicted At the North
aE.-.e ~ ~ tsae Gil cula:ing petitions Of mef'
cT>S 81 NJ a. ters, el5eymen and other citizens
I'll II furace u1rn Ahrshzm ISSco;n. are als<
,3xratssg , h''y r, r. qestien Is already 1eia5
et'an :" ~ ,srto:'s ts"ings. aad the ausp!
=: 1'lc G: t'.r:ti1,-s. t-N'
, 1861-07-04
~. fWo1ld's Di1patehI :
Vienna il eyacuatea By tho rebels.
[Tribune's DIsp2teh. J.:


News received lere 0t1sea Asera y:tre At
Manasass Jnnc.;ox., lat e7esiug. os.iy tires
roeimc.u Of rcael .fcof5. AL tas:cst of 10