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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-16

SIosmsx. A corro-ponden, says tina,
the good people OF Stoncham turned out in
large numbers. to greet the boys from that
town, belougi. & to the fr', regiment, on
their return. The welcome homo " was
such an one as to richly repay them for
hardship, and priva,ion' they have suffer
al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-16

R.public.n state Convention.

The Republican State Convention met Mt
Maeonian Hall, Augusta. on the 7th met.
The Convention was called to order BY
James @. Blame, E'q'. Chairman 81 tho
State Committee. and on his motion. Hon.
Robert Goodeuow Of Huntington, was
appointed temporary Chairman.
George W. Wilcox was chosen temporary
Secretary.
The committee on organization reported
rs follows:
Eurs II. Woodbury.. OF Aroostoot.
v,o Pre,idtnn.
A Vice President was chosen from each
County.
S,crcidues.
James NJ. Lincoln. Of Bath.
John II. Lyndc. Of Bangor.
Tho delegations reported the following
State Committee.
Acknowledgement Woodbury..
Audro.coeg,n-N. Dngley. Jr.
Cumbcrland-S. T.. Spring.
York-Leouard Andrews.
Oyford-R. 3. Stevens.
L,neolr-walss Hubbard.
Ksnnebec-J. q. Blaine.
Franklin-R. Ii. Fuller.
Snmerset-w. Il. Smell.
Sagadahoc-Jacob Smith.
Knox-S. II. Allen.
Hancock --Euecne Hale.
wa.hington--J. N. Livermore.
Penob.co,-S. y. Strickland.
Piscataauis-C. II. II, Woodbury..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-16

The democracy Of Buckfeld gave in their
adhesion to tho House of fryeburg. ut u
caueus held last Saturday. Geo. Thome-
wa. Chairman; and I. j. BRIGHAM. Sec.
retary
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-16

The Standard. q s.os.sion shee. printed at
Concord, y. H., was modified, BY returned
soldiers. las, Thursday. Structures upon
the soldiers led to the act.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-16
Republican Nominations.
FOR GOrERNoR.
Israel Washburn, JrY
OF OgONo.
OF ORONo.

TOR SENATOR'S,
JOHN = HUBBARD. Of Hiram.
ELBRIDGE u. HARLOW Of Canton.
ToE cLENK or COURTS,
SIDNEY PERliAM Of Paris.
TOR COUNTY ATrOENLr.
WILLIAM W. BOLSTER of DiIfeld.
Tor COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
CHARLES NUrrER OF Stow.
ToS COUNTY TRE.sCRTR,
WILLIAM A. PiDGlN OF PARIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-16

DR.. Huukins. one Of the Maine surgeons
captured BY the rebels, has been released on
parole.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-16

The rebels have suppressed the Knoxville
Wing; the only Union paper In Tennessee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-10
LItsrarr NotIce.

THE GHEsY PEErAnarSox NJ ReIernutien
Draveth Nigh. BY Ihc Rev. John Cumming
H. d. 81 londoa First Series
TIE reading world ~ Iarrc-but especially
the aetout portion % Il needs not u b. inform.
ed 0ffse Pr0sYisa' ices. II which Or. Cumming :
works are susceptible. II is great mistake "a
suppose that tbe ProBGefic lSpdies" Of this
eminent Disiss arr The visions Of an enthusiast.
llis lectures predict crisis 10 ths entire elobc.
% aHuiteSabls solsmnity, ~ indicated in prophe.
o. and a. liieiy n occur before 1870 ys,.
~hile Ais ssrnest aad aasriionats eAlla 70 n
PentaHee havs excited tie rihaid soafF. of aaany
thoughtless ereaiarc fhs iaislHeebt Feaaer
vii nevertheless bear IN Mind that scarcely
single apPliealiaa d prophstie symbols y v b.
found. 10 d. se,er~ Asalysi. ~ ihe London n.
vino. Wick had not been familiar 10 s,asleuis q
prophecy IN former generations. IL ~ opinion
~ theological Critics ithe proper judges in
such q opuiest Or mastery DR. Cea,n,,ngs
rpfs- ac-~Fye - b. regsf,lsi ~ 80 most iui.
portant 81 rrosat coairfbstions 70 tbs literaiare
~ ~ prophross.7 Eve, ~ Nstianai lsisili.
reaoeF vh,a-s literary s.iitos isone n ~ oausi
Fonsefniiaas ansi rauticua n Hfn in ihe OBJ
cate sod responsible pet be - ahly ste hss
said = als saft ofTE cama,ings. thaf 4 i
maA Ply mach asofc dirscine,.ssd ds6piss
ssss n ihouEst ihas err di,eeFtihle - be far-
msr pFuisctioss
Ths frst srrss 90 Ths Gaai Frrransfan is
e. ~ eounter n e. q BELIEF Co IT, 2,si
ssriss y - ~ irsussi, bas j. b. press.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-10
Compare Rrcorti..


When The babblers who are aaGiess 10 die
honor the Americaa flag onbIem IT our
glorious Union undertake 70 question our &
deity 10 the ssriion in which We were born
and IN which all our interests lie. the only an
s~cr that We can deign % make them vbsn
feeling of contempt subsidss j. b challenge
them to. compare records. When an invasion
Of our soil by fanatics was made, tao nserabers
q orr household wcrc nntler arms and az their
posts IN every hour % danger. They neither
sknikcd frpm dasy. NOR used big word. At
safe distsHee from danger. They are svsr rea,iy
70 rally untlsr Gag Of Iha.s,sFs and stripes. They
march 70 no mu-ic hot dat Of tie Unioa They
follow M blind guides. They want virvfaia 70
b Alsays N tbe right. and ihsa ily single tl.r
future AMI their fac with hsr's They 30 Dot
ehoose % follow the sessssiesists Who desire 20
prer'pitats revola,ion.1 Virginia vent iaso
'hs Presidential elections - try 20 sin. ste wa
sefesisi. nni should abide she rosfit IL = ~.
neath her d'viiy - retreat fsusn her yehts pith.
20 Che 7 "ion- u Is cqaally dsrradisz 90 h. dra-
go''ncd ~ tie Cotton ststes tcfsrs shs !. resdy
~ eSifemitiss. Ie' reason prrvaii over pas.iss.
sri ~ vii eni veil
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-10

This is the cant phrase 81 the iippant Scccs-
s'onists Of the Cottna Stairs" who seeia to Ia
Dor under the impression tina, the earth would
stop it, diurual motion IL the produetion of eo,.
Ton were stopped for a year. They socns 10
forget thar there ia any other eoInasoaiIy worthy
a u'on'ents consideration. Cotioa T. certainly
an imPcrtan, staple, especially for people in
moderate circumstances and Tor the negro pop.
uiaiion bat n simple test viii prove the absurd.
ity ofthe claim 70 prcdominanoe in the scale
Of political ecoaomy. The suit Of clothes in
which n genteci secessionist Eliminates his ana.
themas against all who do not like himself emf.
?" blood anil thunder IN every sentence. eo.,s
from nifty 90 seventy Ave dollars, and in thia
whole array of Emery therc Is not moro than
twenty cents worth Of raw cotton. Cpon thu
basis the modest sbeep-rAiaer might very well
claim that Wool is King Or. laoi.iag 10 the
costly materials with which the fair ones daily
sweep The streets. the Chimes. japanese and
Italians might we'll elaIm ihsss SILK i oseen.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-10
Governor Leses-r.

We had no agency in the election Of the pre-
sent Governor Of virginia. but Nc feel bound ,o
commend the prudence which ehsrae,crises his
Message. lie !. against precipi,a,ias, into end.
le's troubles, in the bea, Of passion. and there
fore very properly opposes State Convention
at the prrs.nt time, because il would b. but
playing into the hands Of the rc~kie-s men who
have advocated disruptica 81 the Union ~
matter Of pride and ambition, Independent Of all
prudential consideration.
To have State Convention now would be
but To play into tho hands Of men who have
shown an utter disregard OF the courtesy due
to their brethren Of th@ Border States. and who
expect TO drag into c;yil strife withoat sin
gle preparation for serious condition Of al
fairs
The expenses of q state Convention woull
bc considerable. nj time whra the people OF
the Old Commonwealth are Alrcady gruaning
Gss Gov. Wise said they ,hould) under heavy
weight Of taxation, and whea We are utterly
without preparation for the evils attendant up
on disruption The people are not prepared for
consequences serious The shareholders,
when tbeg reflect upon The subject ~ sensible
men ought 10 reflect, will decide that they arp
no, ready Cor n measure equivalent TO an cman-
ciPa:ion act nor viii the ,oiling men Of the
State, farmers ani mechanics, be found ready
to 20 INTO The field at the Bidding Of scccs.ion-
isis, who arr themselves far out Of harms way.
They cannot AFFORD any such sacrifice - long
As ray Of hope rcmains to keep together the
several parts Of this glorious Union.
Gov. IETcHrH has shown statesmauship--the
prudence Of e sensible mas under high reupon-
si6liiy--in breasting the angry current into
Which 80 many hcedless men have thrown THEM
selves. We trust that every conservative ofall
parties viii sustain him in hiA opposition to n
State Convention IN the present sondiiioa Of af.
fairs- IL requires bat n -httie tiIss for reAec-
ton TO save the Union.ana every Southern righ.
whish any honest and patriotic man can desire.
We hars need OF 4" wheel hcrsesr in the present
moment Of excitement 10 restrain the unbroken
colts now eayorting and kicking ia the national
team.
Gov. Istcter IN right ia rebuking the uncall
ell reference OF the late Governor OF South Car
oiina 10 the position q Virginia. As We must
he the defenders OF our own rights. 30 must We
be this custodinns Of osr own hosor We need
no S0ch tutors as Ksitt aud Rhctt They have
admitted their lifelong devotion 10 secession
whether Cor eaaaa ov not, and they have no jus,
claim upon syrnpashies in course which
u - insulting 20 ~ il l. wanton and wicked
Truly does the Governor say = il become. our
State 10 be mindful her own interests"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-10


0ns - ~ EaiiinaTsaos 80 fr-rafir rsihrn,a
faem fortsuuisT dsfans a. Impressive srisai ttaf
ts.t Tiaef ihrrs 81 uass aatret isi he fs.rt.i-i
b snoun fhaf iiss Anierirse as4 hfoarhf aray
hos Fagi Noatds rsisei e sfsiirr fsrs.-sis "a
ueen ~ the E5h ~ ~ ~ inrilsuii ~ thaf easa
fslsinff have pa ossnhisist D. 80 srsae thsf
Eii ~ sfanFshs frfr isllrr o. a. Htss s.rthass
sh1 aapeeef strr fHr bsffc rre-f
HsIof kafefsss sssn.hisd ~ shoe ~ b. siiis
Ave. siib ne surtassa -safrsi ~ ~ ~ srolsf
~ hofsf ~ 81 Haf Ths nafirasi sssI1r sas
snsshs8 A. 81 Sfud NJ Esior Andtrson hs.tlisa
~ go - ~ Hes5 81 b. hsats tefH r.fefr1fif
ssss ~ slstrFs. aenrTs saf sssa r1s,sgef sraaas
nsoy ~ fbea,ea nlsh kasfs aa fsrsfY inrrssasli
siit ~ ssifHHiff a ~ sens Tar raa5aela nsafs
ssFussi p1syes surh sff<si ~ sapTori ~
eosfsrs1srsf taf 1rrtg " aae eest aase $40 sen
49, asas ertaaifr b Gesff eafetEaiff A.
~ ssrss luisssn saFis a iae slrsser sessss s1i
o. nsu Fsffs.airf Aaea. rllh q fsfsfa-Y fhs ~
tafs iesr - afrrr tF,sf saelirls.si Hsrf tullr
- EFFs fke sttf F,enriei Hsnasr 20 b. ~ 80
~ ~ So - haef hfuss ns' ens ihs nziIaaai ~
n Hsii Csinatis 80 ialI 81 sssilssi eassn
fspsaisi 1855 go $3.50. erss alsa hy ~ oe-sfs
sastsfs 80 uekafs 49, fsf usrstas
aaait csfenas ~ a 49, aat.efsf sffa.ts.I 90
49, fssrf sfat haFs tses % hseissssa .alsa tsr
Iasi = 80 $50 e 49, = $500 erssesae iasl f.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-10


eian- bui IRON ths fact that h. l<isagcd % Ne
odd Henry Clay Wing party weArv ineiinei %
think ne has something Of The eessrrvHtivs
qaali,y in him which distinguished BE errs; en-
empisr. Al all events. As the soash<rn States
fcok their chances for succe<s in the great frc--
'dciitiai battle. they are bound ~ hoaorable men
TO ab'is the result We are NOT willing 10 BE-
hsss that they ea,saed the game with q deiermi.
nation only to abide ths result Il fsvarsbls 70
them.
We have seen . letter from intimate per-
sonai friead Of Mr.. Lincoln. who Eivrs the s.sa-
renee that the soath has nothiug "a. fear from
any Peiiey hostile 10 thsir constitutional rights.
He will enforce i'e fugitive slave law with del
iiy. and aiseosntenaaoe. all inroaals upon South
cru rights. ~
But IN the sece<<ioni~ss pev cit is no sioub,
vain 10 give any sssaraner-. -Ruie or ruin .
u their airn. and they giving DAILY evidence.
osi determination 10 involve the States in dead.
" strife.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-10
Gov. Letcher's Message.

RiruSoND, Va. Jaa. Gov. Is.trhcrs mes
sage 10 the Legislature allt,iIn., IN the sondi.
ton Of the country SAYS; All sec, know and
isvl that thr danger j. imminent and Tint oil
trne patriots are oSeriins themselves 10 save us
from impending prrils.
lie rcnews the proposition ia his last me-
Aagc tor Censeniioa OF all the state aud
says u y nion-truus ~ 40 a government like
ours destroyed merely because Ii,sri cannot agree
about domestic institution. II becomes our
state IN hc mindfri OF her own Interests 4 dis
rtlPtion ~ inevitable and II new considerations
are tn be iartaei. we must have the l,css guar.
anircs before We can attach NirriniA t. either
he condemns tho hRsty action OF South Car
DINA which he SAYS has taken hcr S,.isisern ais
ters by surprise. Hs- world make Ne, rf,...iaI
ref..rerre TO ber coaTsc. had hc not been invited
TO do 40 BY her late executive ia unenllcd for
rcirpnrcs 20 Virginia
The i-slaveholdiag states ar. rhar,,-abIe c,-
the prcs,ni condition Of affairs and II tho Union
y disrupted, updn them rests tho solemn respon-
sibiiitv
lie al,Hise al length To their argrcssinns and
SAYS they have thu power 10 end the s;FiI. AMI
restnr" enahafacr. Twill they do IL = H..
ava iheir response without apprehension
Vur action sh'uih be ba-sd HPon the ~rpass
done to our own people
lie opposes state Convention NJ the time
and suEgesis a commission 1T two ~ the most
drsrTcei statesmen 10 thu Legislative. of ttos,,
Staies wbich have pas-esl Personal liberty hills
aud INSIST ou their unconditional repeat, ,Scrpt
10 The New England states
I'd. Virginia must have proper And clIsctiv,
guarantees for tlie protection ot s!avrr, in Tia.
District of Columbia
ID Our eqnslits in tho States AMI TerYitorie.
mpa, be fully rce6gnizc,l and th, riuhi. Of rer-
SOP and property adequately pretectssl and Sc
cured also That ne w Dcrmittad ca pass thrr,,l
the Tree states and Territories uurnolrsted and
" slaves be Ahdaeiqd, tho state ,rlerc The L..
occurs shall pay the fall value
9th. That lie guarantee b. given thai the
transmission Of slaves hetvccn tbe slave-hold-
ing Ttafes ~ iand aHd water, shaii ne y. W.
terfercd with
9th That Ms Passsegs aAi rnlorcefneni % rug
~ laws for Tho punishment n -.lrh persons lu
the iree STATES - may organizsA ~ ati ar ai-~t
N any way or musie whateyrr III rrvanir,u-
companies Sith view q assailjnrs the sia,e
holding states. and - eNeitn slaves ~ ia.strrer
ton.
9Th That the General Gover1tnrut BE- .set,r;, 4.
=, Of ~ Porer u appoiE'ing b. local oaice. in
siareholding States persons hostile "a sb,iy "a
siituiious or inisuicai % tl,eir rights
tie iurtier says that h. will r,-uard an A.
tempt ~ fedeTAl troops 10 pass aero.s Vir1,in
% Tor ne purpose - eoerriRg any southern
psiled
lie - not uitbcsa q hope fhat he prrseat ,i,e
heolties vi hsd a at sfaetnrv soist,.,. r.,
NcE ksgland All Western Nrw York -
sloaghed OF as4 sily theeiselrea aiib Canada
no message = long tn s-.t y mainly lsral
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-10
A Geosr aphicai Pubiishins House An
CT Richmond.

We examined copy Of "JouSsoxs NKw L.
LrsrnArED FANLv ArLAs.- now being printed
and Pablishod By johnson & Browning. Of Rich
mOpd.
IL 10 aoOnplsts EncyclapediA Of Geography.
and icasrs nothing 10 be desired an a work of
reference comprising as Il dos large slesl-pl.,e
maps OF every stats, Ccemtry and Island % the
Globe. with full description Of each coansry II.
instrated byovrr 300 6ne eicctrotypc cnxrayinQ-.
The maps, about 100 in number. have bscn
rccsntiy complied and engraved under the III.
rcctioa Of III Coltoa, and A. ,. johnson. and
excel anything ever before proIuced by these
~eil-known authors, whose atlases and man.
have been coasidered srAS pAKD v oHks for yrar.
so many changes have occurred Of late that
scenes otnew maps arr needed 20 show us tbs nsus
countries. rail roads. stations. &c. of the older
states the surveys, explorations. note. of travel
and Subdivisions ofopr new Territories: also the
changes in the Old World. where tlse exploration.
IT D1 Barth and Livingstone. the change. in
Iadia-lhe wars in Turkey. Italy, &c. have render.
ed new aud more complete maps necessary.
BESIDES elaborate maps Of all parts OF the
WorldAs at present divided, the work gives 4 map
ofane'cnt Palcstinc, Also fnr map OF the old Ro
Hiah r-mpirr' with nAmes and divisions a. they
existed ut the time the New Tcsta n,,n, v,. ,.-;,
zen In al. i.,. co.
y '" " '"e N~hAfs ana the Apostles.
he WORT commences with fine steel enrray.
ing representing the prugress ofcivili1ntion. 1cu
o chart giving a view Of the principal mountains
and rivers Of the world followed by n diagram
showing The distance Of all principal cities Of ie
world from Washington aud the time v,be,, (, Z.
MO-, 49,, tti -
N" NtANhuADie treaflSe on Physical
Geograpby, followed by mnps Of ALI ,.onntr,..
,x;,k
W s"'u' s'"slng VIVA Japan and
ee"~''" W tne
wv W "e "RPAmse Embassy So this country.
The work il nut Al a ,..as,,,,,hIr ,,,., 49,. : m
he Lii orI, A.. P'''' anu wa
V"' y uul! =-shori1ci agents The pub
fishers are careful In esnplovins a,en,. % "a
out none bu, men they o.,r.;,,...
who will sell only n ~. o.. 81 - -,
viii deliver the work Deu.-,,s, = -, ',''"
We are Glad a. I,.,,i;NI.- So o'us''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-10

81 efoss = heiag nasas - ofEasiss Csvai.
W compaay. Lisis 49, sss n ~ hsusis ~
ssseFsl Fsrsaus ~ siglafuSss aad = - pr
rlrusd q ra1agrnt nssasisr va ssoa he saFriio'i.
A gnod Cavalry Compsay N A. psgt ~ ~
esaasy siii - . great ss4uisiiioa - a. uliliia
y ~ ~ reehiy
fsstssa ~ fofmieg sanfsaies ~ ss-esiie.i
''niiuute Fen- as ssElssisi ~ a. a'iior ~ ~
fssisf.sasiraf uoaid y ~ D. ~ mers o. ~
pufpse % aH up oar Yoluairss eegsissafiuss
sampanie. ~ 49, rsr.,guiss.i BY o. sists
asiiagFi.sa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-10
n T. W. y.

1hs fact tha, Tho Steamship Star Of tho West.
~hieh len New York last Saturday night,
bad on board troops ansl muni,ions &C war for
the rinsorcen'cnt Of Fort sumter. in Charleston
h2rbor. is fully confirmed by the announcement
that Hon. Jssob Thompson. Secretary Of the In
terror, has withdrawn from The Cabinet On the
grOusd of that rSinforcegSaL lie alleges. that
IN agreement hAd been made that M measures
Should III tzksa for the relicf Of MAJOR Andsrson
until ibe Cabinet had decided ON the question
and fiat the Secretary Of War has violated tia.
agrcvnseat-
A Norfolk despatch states that FORTRESS Mon
rue !. being pat in state q defence. There are
eight companies q uniiei States artillery there.
Tbs Florids State Convention has adopted
rcsolutioas declaring he iuicntioa &C that Ssaie
10 sscesle. A COMMITTEES of the Mississippi Con-
Nenssoa was on Tuesday Engaged in preparing
nm Ordinance Of Secc-sion. The Georgia State
Convention met at MfIedgevslis. on Tuesday,.
Too AlabaIaa State Conyensi1a on TUESDAY
appointed Cosnmitics TO CONSIDER and report
On the Necessity cf action by the sate
Convention has adopted the example a ~ south
CaFolins prototype and will transact an ~ I'M
portant bushes. in secret scssion.
The Message Of the Governor of Tennes.cu
roeomDcnsls Constitutional amsn,rnent. as the
remedy FOR the prr-eut crisis Tho Governors
Of Ohio and Illinois declare in their messages
that the integrity Of the Usion must be Prr-ery-
ed. bat reeomrsssl 20 the Legislatures OF their
respective States ihe repeal Of all laws that arc
Unconstitutional and obnoxious TO the South.
THr CurTrESpEs NsxoEIsL---The memorial
which has been in circulation in Baitimore dur
ing the past two days praying the adoption by
Congress OF Mr. Critten,l-ss plan Of Compro-
mise, has been most extensively signed by all
parties AMI all CLASSES Up 10 Tuesday evening
the memorial was Eve nun feet 10 length.
and contained between mac a ten thousand
names. The Committee viii take il 10 Wash
ington TIN. morning.
MoxrnoHKEr. Ala Jan. T.--After curssicra-
bic discussion and consultation. a preamble and
resolution by the secession sil~ werr pat IN such
form commanded a unanimous vote of the
Convention. They resolved that they would
no, submit; to the Administration Of I-heola and
Hamiin.
TAiLSiASSE FLoRiDA, Jan. IA resolution
declaring that il u the right aud da,y of FLOR.
ola to seeedc Vas passed CO yeas u ; NAYS i
Committee Of thirteen reported al orlinsncc Of
Secession, which was adopted.
HARRiSnuRs, Pa Jan. s.---Edrar Cowan.
Republican Of westmorcland county. has been
elected to the United states Senate in ,hc place
of Mr.. Bigler.
WASHINGTON, Jan information. consider.
ed rcliAble, say. that Senator Cameron lsA. de-.
e''Re'l the ODER Of a place in Mr.. Iineolns Cab
| met.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-10
sIF. Llncsin'. Cabsne,.

The New York Tri5aae ~ F.iusdsy SAYS /.
Tbs latest iHfarua,ion uhsb. has rr,. i..d ID.
rFrpectiug ffe cof1n.,sificn af So Itr.,.l,,. f.L
i1rt insiiratts fhsl the vayia,s. nsr.rtr,,t. = In
probably o. hlIci abont - faiiass
state Wiilian Va Seward ~ y Y
lroatnft saimaa 4. Chase. 81 nhia.
AitY 'issicTsl kduarl nafrs 81 No
A.. Siuion Canieyon. ~ Pa
NsFf E0,eH " afnff a Va
INTERIOR Wilhau. A Grahsf1. n y. q
a. AZ (ienesai fiiisoo Weil~. ~ 60
NJ -eaarsi aad = isfss have hafh accepted
shc poslgions Hha.h have bsen nlfos,.i ia.
The acceptance ~ Wszsrs GssHau cot sorrr.
q ~ inportani irusls a. which they are a.
signaisd. IN vfseuFss dsfsud apos = pya.r
ssitisuigas ~ ~ "feHed qvssstiua- shsfh a.
a. stira sssss ~ dss,arisa ~ sspo-s - AZ
ousatsy Tss easi ~ ~ caissei : aaies =.
sod one 81 oossid b. esd eaosa ~ u.assrisl.
81 haud 1hosah to q ~ fsasahsrs AVE
i-en ds'cue'i uiiFa fcceni oceugsraoss karr a.
iapnssioa fhsf so sftrrne n,ssease ga ~
sansursuastf,i. ssrreiaIly sasa ifsossksFn r.ss..
iara vrsii8 rssistais s.ig rdsiti.s.s. nsteses a.
biH ao'iia psss Cossrs.s sithous
- eegseai II ~ orgs~ilieu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-10

hirusoso. 9sR. The Eaqsirer ofihis morn
ing contains iong letter fro,n Ks-Goy wt.s
ISIS ieasispx Po'nts ar ths iu,ussiiate call ~
state Convention. 'ho prenpt resaugtiau by
tae conYsation n 40 such powers delegated =,
~ iffr1ai oorrrnEcBi a. zlay q. ucrgsszrg
iof rsaif Psoieeison especially the possession ~
~ forts. A. That having 'ioos ~. ths -iaa
shs,il ~ declare h-rseif aut ~ e. Uuss. ~,
fa4peHa Az relstlqas via oasHd.ng sts,ss ss.
All iay 'hsil a1ces'i ~ ssrh uitipsatura a. ,hs
runrrniian usy sahr,it
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-10
DIED.

~ Ns-ti7shurz. on Friday th~ I,h Inst w, ",
AnsrH srE' 'ruES, wife ~ col John Ssruthrr II -.
ssth year Il her AZ,
n HaFfiashurE. an Noalay rhe aA Iu., NJ,
iEai-sn daughter ~ John u assl EItai-cth rLrs.t
eyed WAR
Al iii residcnrc Ia Berkeley County ~, -,-,,
cNcrirs ut. Hftcr nlress - mon, ih.ss ~.
Col EeEr SSoHSHAss. Ia the GaIh year ofL, *.
IN Nart!nssurE on TUESDAY. the eth ms, n.
VISA iiAHlTos. wife of Mr. WIN [. Hanlf,s
the 2tth year % her agv.
ON the ash MI. Nh. CATH iRINE MOLE rts
Mr. Daniel &"ies. II MsriH,lurG aged . v,ss, I.
10 munths
~ the Eeverifrc iIouse IN Ni,ldlehur= i.-,ss,,
county. ~ NofsiaN Dyc 2th. JOHN ". STyTtN.
IN the al year ofiis age
"a ThU-s'iav. i.~c E5th. nraE NJ tiiesl. Iss.'ars
e'1'iiir. W. TiiDM ~ hfh an ofnavil T. AMI ~,
esref =. HsEhrs. Ssvl years. H,oarh. an !.
Al her rradc'ice, iu HzF,ilirr. Iysussun s~aI.sy o.
fsce1d sihF. tie asih II yah sth Sli AT sAND-
IN the 7Tth veal ~ hrE agg