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ZION me sOuYu 10 M YoRTT

There IS 40 union Shea ,ie heats
Ti.t tuce W-rg bound together
Have rrlt the stroke ihIt coiily pars
AIEluily tlus forever.
Then ,h your cruel hands draw back,
And Jet Us be divided
IL peace, siace it ls proved We lack
Toe grace - I've uni'-d.
We caunci bear your toorn ana p,ide,
Your malice and your taun'!ng,
Tlat have Cor years cur patience TILED
Your hyp'crLc csatug
We Will not bow our uecks beneath
The yoke that you decree uI--
We WILL be free, tho only death
shoult have the power 70 free Us!
a. Sou nra so-s are bold 10 dare
A. Sd....r., he- is courageous
NortnelkY .il they lous-r aeg-
Oppressi 10 81 0u'raIr Gus.
Aai you shall feel our honest wrath,
II carts 30 cold cd.i feel.
hnai rs-t vs. 3D. your Sogttra Pah
And pro cor sJgC.grn steel.
", a.S no i.y)r az vour hand
" eps ant no Affection
Bu on D peace upon our land,
AMI lone q your prci -cuoH.
We az you nov, hent 'iptth, 10 know
We az q Itrait "a. 4.A'
Aad Do assured sci fully show
We srorl yo4r "prD'3msiiou
We were not nrst % breat ,lr peace,
That blessed our happy M,
We loved he quiet, calm ana ease
Too We ] TO raise hand,
TIL fierce oppression stronger CREW.
An bitter were your surets
Then 20 dur .-us' Dee rue
Or show a towards itaTs
We owed cur banner while it waved
An emblem OF u. r Union
The Ger,,s' dams - lad sra
20 qua q that sweet comm l'iNi
But when proved that stripes alone
brge Tor ~ sunny Snutn,
A1d all ne "gtars' 10 iIahrh ttlns
Above tia chilly Aorhi-
Then, not TN then our voices rose
In one tuuultuous wave
We VIII. the tyranny tp' os7,
o. mud bloody grave.
Anrt' cr utg snail l,e. orr hosts
To battle on the plhi1-
The rebels will def your boasts,
and p:oye your suetr'ns VAIN
There IS no danger - o-+'' 's''
NOhlrlshp or pIiyation,
70 rec the land, We hrld so dear,
y!Om t5ra. nous dcialion
Blockade hoy paIt. -h,r .s,. sal! swell
bene atI ycus s. 10, ~ wa,
Atd every breeze ia any RI tell
Your tyranny @iAr
Her wealth my f4ii--heF commerce droop
Win ever foreign nation
Bat max sou, Il her Pride shall! stoop
a.. rr detrtm.u alton
The products NJ he Colds will be
FOr food AID Taimr to".
Fl. IN mou. tain 81 d 20 rrlhuE sea
Hes children will be true,
Her banner may not alsays wave
Tn yi.tJrys l'ti- breath
Tie yo.np the r'.il i!ro-s aud brave
May faci he hand of t,l b.
Rut when her gailHGt sons nave died,
IL daughters vii remain
Nor u4hed viii b. thr houthe.u pndsi
TIL th.y too al arr slain
AUEToS, Va, May I, 1861. o. l"
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foretes commercial crash which must end In the az.
initiation of all business and in deprivng hundreds oil
thousands Of the very of support and oil even
the neccssares of life Real estate has sae at any
price must tumble enormously the landlords Will
find that the tenants will be unable to pay them tue pce
of provisions will be entirely beyond the ability oil
the poorer classes to procure aud the vsage OF want oil
streets and in the doors of our houses While the Prei
dent receives regularly his salary of SIS OOO and the
members of his Cabinet 50 900 year, in the name OF
righteous God, what the poor people to do! lie
Administration is laying out work for i've years war,
and when it is ended there will be nothing 10 show for II,
but the ruin of our merchants the starvation and de-
moralizaton of people, the graves OF our dead and
the bleeding hearts of our widows and orphans How
will these men answer to a righteous and offended uod
for all these nameless and needless horrors all OF which
might be honoraby averted by calling General OonVen'
ton of all the States for the settlement of troubles
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-13

had gone too far 10 their 'rsscaly and ratorous pro-
ceedngs" to be let of without little thrashng.
Miss Lane was at home; but she just starting TO
town as they got there, they merely got glimpse CT
her Heavenly countenaucc' az she passed them in a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-13
PROHIBITION OF SOUTHERN TRADE AT ST.
InffIS

ST LOUIS, Nay 10 AL shipments south from q q
point have been suspended in consequence Of cds e.
ceiyed by the collie from Washington.
Thousand muskets aud several cannon from Baton
Rouge haye been seized here.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-13
10 rur Enlrnn or rnE WHra

In the enclosed Ines have expressed my feelings with
regard struggle for Southern independence and
think those also Of every 'dy il our community They
are respectfully offered for publication in the" Why ii
YOU have space for poetry IL these stirring lines.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-13
WAR STEAMER OFF ALFXANDRIA!

The steamer Pawnee dropped down from Washington
this evening about sundoEn and anchored of Cameron
street wharf. Her guns out the port Eolcs.
We cannot divine what ,h- movement means.-AlCJut-
dria Sentinel of SGhri1y fUthiny.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-13

The SeE York H0rid OF the l0h says
General Scott VII no, be caught mapping. His
agents and scouts are hourly starring for, aod arriving
from ali se.ons Of the revoked territory. No hostile
army can reach The Potomac without days provision,
on bis part Of is approach"
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NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURES.

THE 80 100000 LOAN PAssED-rES THOUSAND ARv,
TO BOUGHT
TRENTON Nj Nay lo.-Tbe Legislature, today. pas..
ell the Two million loan bill alsO the bill Authorizing The
Governor to raise and equip four additional regiment.
and purchase 10 600 stand Of arms. The 10 h,l
Houses was almost unanimous Joint resolutions SOS.
tanning President Lrcon aud Governor Odcn, and
pledging the entire Of the State to the putting
down OF the rebellion have also passed both hon.aa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-13

One method of contributing 10 the common cause Of
South at this TINE ia for those Who have provisions
20 sell TO sell them moderate picos. Let there be 10
cNorbittut prices for the nocesares OF life. II . shs
manifest Itself then the authorities regulate the sale
Of such articles. We hop' enough to at
mpt 20 spoculaIe on the oSgeuces Of the State Of
individuals. II hcse be any such let them be lrowncd
down, or y., down.
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FROM ANNAPOLIS

BODY OF INSURGENTS ATTACK the PicxEr At c4Nf
BUrLKR. FL
ANNAPOLIS May 10Th About Midnight squad OF
some 30 mounted insurgents 6n The pcquet guar
ct camp Butler, the Severn. The guard rsturnsi
the 6rs, and about twenty shots we're exchanged.
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John He'll.

This gentleman, in Iubhe speech, las. week svowed
his readiness to take bis place ia the ra,ks and march in
defence Of the South.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-13

The North western papers raising LIE and after
C,e who ia charged with reasonable practices. aad is
reported to have I'd to parts unknown avoid punish
ueat fox his crimes. Iii degradation Of the honor
able appeLaon OF traitor 10 apply it such miscre
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Z. sECONb pPLY NEW

SECOS IS PPEX Y W
49, GOODs
OPENING BY STEAMER THls DAY.
Black SILK Nantes newest styles and patterns.
Beautiful H-fnanr Shawis.
PILE shawlG, a f4re artlels.
Elegant waking su.
splendld Herns further supply
Most beautiful 0rgsniies--yery cheap.
PreGch Jac,ne,s, In great variety worry cheap.
Mourning Goods Ia yaroty-Rmong which very cheap
Bareges. GrenGdine BAreges, chalies, &C
ana stMI W. pRi0F \ 90.
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s@TO THE LADFES AND GEy.

E@TO THE LADIES AND GEN
49, MEN or TIE CITY OF bICah0ND, STATE oY
VIRGINIA AND ALL OTHER STATES We prepared
Ladies'. Gentlemen Msses. Boyt, chdryu
servants B0OTs SHOES aud GAfTERs Of every description
We have almost entire set Of workman Ia employ
ment, ths; cannot be surpassed here or elsewhere
ALEX II IL 4 co,
loT SAi0 ~ Rich cnd. Vs.
ar All kinds OF Roots Eoss made 20 order - heretofore
We have hand the best IuaterfaS Imported firee'
n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-13

ARRIVAL OF MORE TKooPj.-Tbe Western trans yes
terdly brought in about eleven hundred troops from
Aissssi2pi-the whole composing the Eleventh Regi-
ment of that State-under command oil Colonel Moore
The folio Sing companies compose tn regiment; Lamar
Rides Captain Green; University Gray5, Captain LoweS
Van Dorm serves, CdIt,iu RsyuOldi; Prairie 6uarc5,
Captia Il4irston Prairie A.non, Captain Williams
Colhom2 Iavulblcs, c pt Delany; Chck4saw Guards,
Captain Tucker; Carroll az re, Captain williamson
Noxubee Rifles Captain Wier kishobee ihHtmen, Capt
Franklin; and the Spartan Baud Captain Aullard T1ey
are all magnificent looking soldiers, and are well am d
agd equipped, several OF the companies berg armed
with Cois y-shoOter fs and the Maynard re When
passing through TIE streets they marched to the tune
Garry me down to LynOhbLrg lEn, aud seemed TO he
highly clIted that they lad arrived en- cid Virginia
soil LyNehb,Tg RepnJ'ieGn.
Tax CINCINNATI ZoUAyEs VISIT JANss BUcHASAS-The
Ptsburg Chronicle say james Buchanan is not ugi'
tive from his home lately reported squad OF hiteen
zouases from the two Ohio regiments now stationed at
Lancaster paid their respect 10 him the other day. The
Cd gentleman received them cordially aud during their
short stay be treated them Hospitality as though they
had been the Emperor Of France. He expressed himself
being exceedingly anxious that the difficulties existing
between the North and South should be speedily settled
and hostiss suspended but thought that the "rsbes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-13

Rs~ CHEAP lNSUHASC -llcrriug's
b. Patent Fir- Proof Safes insure much Tor TIE
than Insurance Policies and last many Business
afford without them We have good Ia
store. KNOWLES WALFORD, agents,
IA ttreet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-13

IS. LOUIS. May lO.-Gen Frosts brigade of Missouri
militia, encamped at Camp Jackson, on the western out
skirts OF the city, surrendered uncondtenay this after
noon on demand of Captain Lyon, commander OF the
United States forces of this city Capt Lyon marched
on Camp Jackson with 600 volunteers, surround
ed it. and planted eight field pieces the adjoining emf
n,rces The following letter sent from Capt Lyon
to Gen. Frost:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-13

COLaaras FAMILY oHdI0ILtE SoAP i'f
~ saleby ''i' ~ ''''
l2mg
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ROCKBR.DGC tIUw SPRINGS

EtHs i,ghiful and quiet RET2EAT viii he oprnel 20 ~
Il visitors on the 18Th Of May. Its five ms hon Nh -
boro' Opt
Bo,RD 81 per day; go Per noatchdren and servants bali
price
'''' fsasIER& RsSDOLPH
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF KEN.
lucky

LOUISVILLE, May 8, 1851.
The following is an abstract OF Governor Msgofin s
message :-He says the semi-oicia announcement OF
pacific policy On the part Of the federal government has
been broken, and has involved 10 country in civil war
which, If not successfully resisted viii prove fatal to the
iberties Of the people He charges the Presiden, with
usurpafion OF power in creating standing army mad
with sectional hate, to subjugate extermnsts ten
more States He says that States have established
confederacy which seems receive the cordial and
divided allegiance Of their entire population aud thinks
that North Carolina, Tennessee and Arkansas viii soon
Join it, while Missouri, Mary land and Delaware where
public sentiment faycrs like step are considering the
proprety OF joining the confederacy He declares the
American Union dissolved, and that war exists He asks
portion OF the enormous debt being incurred by the
federal goyernmen-whether Kentucky shall declare her
own independence aud single handed prepare to maintain
it, or make common cause with the lsveholdng States.
the people As the Legislature was elected two wears
ago. he thinks they had better pass law cslipg Con
vention and the election or delegates He regrets that
his proposition to arm the State carried out by
Louisville and Southern banks for rendering money to
procure arms, but he that from the refusal
Of other banks, the opportunities for obtaining largo
supplies, effective guns and munitions OF war have been
lost. He recommends the issue Of 81 900 bonds
cure funds for obtaining arms. The Governor conpli
ments the militia Tor ther accompshm emit Of State
Guard and speaks oil the operato the Executives
Of Ohio and Indiana Tor the preservation Of
latons and trade but they cannot control their
awees citizens, and thinks that armed collision will
prevail along the whole border unless eec, measures
taken to prevent it, He says his proposition to the
general government to suspend hosttcs till the meeting
OF Congress met with no success and asks that ali
party feeling be cxtinguished aud that Kentucky main
tain the peace, honor and safety of her citizens.
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MarrI1d.


Buss-HsMa In Jersey City, on We nesday, May s
by the Rev Robert Travis Jr, Mr.. CHARLES H. BuSS Il
Mis- JrrIA A. HAMM both OF Brooklyn
BESSER-sMnH -On Thursday, May o, by the Rev. r.
G. puney JOIN r. esysER TO KATE youngest daughter
OF Andrew smith, ESQ. all Of Brooklyn, 4. ID.
Philadelphia and Chester county (Pa.) papers please
copy.
BanFY-N MORTIMER On Thursday, May 0, Mr. HENRY h
Baby to Nils ELIZA A. MORTIMER, both of Brooklyn
EpNosDs-B,ssTr.-O On Monday, May 6, by the Rev Dr.
Perry, of Brooklyn Rev JOIN A. EDMosDs Mrs SARAH
A. BasslTr, OF Sag Harbor.
HoiBRooy-LoBpEI AT Morrisania. Westchesier coun.
ty, at the house Of the brides brother Hon. W.
Mlliken, on Wednesday, Nay s, by Rev. Mr.. Nin. MEt
len T. HoLB2ooK, NJ D Of Fulton, Oswego county, -
MARY widow Of stephen I4obdell, Of Poughkeepsie
IEwis-CHAPMAS- Brooklyn, Thursday, May q,
by Rev. Nathan r. Chapman, K. s. LEWIS TO IMoGENE 81
daughter Of Lebbeus Chapman Esq oil OF Brooklyn.
SToU1 EsBU RGn--PEApsALL On Wednesday morning,
May at the residence Of the brides father by the
Wilbur Fisk Walking lir. JoHy SrorrEsBrRcH 10 Miss
ANNA T. PFARsArr, daughter Of John Pears,l Esq.
Van ORDfH-FoRsYrH Gu Wednesday evening Nay 8,
by the Rev. W. Nichols, Mr JoHs W. yAS ogbEs TO Mss
SARAH f0EsYIH.
New Jersey papers please copy.
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IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS,

MORE UNITtD STATES TROOPS TAKEN PRISONERS or
WAR RfsI6SATIoSs IN THE ARMY-C0L. WAITE
A PRISONER OF WAR, ETC.
INV ORLEANS May Q, 1861
We ieeru by the 0izabs, arrived from Texas to day.
that Gen Van Dorm had left Victoria the oh inst with
the McCulloch regiment and other forces 10 intercept
Col. Reeves command OF United states troops six hun
dred strong, above San Antonio.
Major Lloyd Bea Captain X. W johnson Second cavsl.
ry; Captain Vim. Blair, Leuenants Ramseur, Fourth
ARTILLERY, and Howard, Third United states Artillery
have resigned
Captain Lees company, Eighth infantry, had surren.
Gercd at San Antonio
Col Waite successor OF General Twiggs ia prisoner
OF war, en- parole.
rbc crops will surpass aDy harvest ever resped TeSns
has made provs FOR large quantities Of bias
ard other arms for tho defence Of the State.
Tie Belgian Consul has pusshei cote denying tue
statemt Mt published IN New York that he had entered
into contract with the Confederate states for supplying
them with arms from Belgium.
The entrance OF the at Pensacola Day has been
obsructed By sinking vessels TO prevent the entrance OF
ships OF war.
The military status quo remains unaltered
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OUR WISCONSIN CORRESPONDENCE.
n.n,unx Wts May 1897

OOh w
MADISON, Wis May 7, 1861
Raising Soldiers in the Wcs-Serea Times Many vol,
unteers as Wanted-Contstulions Wisconsin 10 tie
Wdr-7ae Western Point d'Appui-Esctem.',t Ab,af
The Fate of Cairo Wisconsin, Currency and Ne,c Bank
ing La,0-7he Weather and Crops Sentiments Of n.
People in Regard to the Objects Of tie War-7ae Herald
at the West, dc.
There is not corner Of the country but stirred
up from the bottom by the war excitement In this
State but one regiment required by the
while seven regiments have been raised Their numbers
are fun, and they are angry and disappointed be.
cause they cannot to the The regiment ordered
is rendezyoused at Milwaukee, is fully armed aud
equipped, and awaits marching orders John c. Stark
weather colonel and c. L. Harris lieutenant colsnel Of
the regiment Another regiment been called out by
Governor Randall and is rendezvoused here II Is not
yet entirely uniformed equipped, but will be ready
for service in few days. s. Park Coon leading demo-
cratic attorney and politician colonel Of the second
regiment.
Hon. Charles II. Iarrabee, late democratic member
Of Congress from the Third district enlisted as private
and is now ensign in Of the companies forming the
First regiment
The amount OF contributors from this State for the
war; and for the support Of the families Of volunteers
very LIBERAL considering the hard times with u.s. The
ouin uarat la
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"s. ~ han fasl one soook yithoit fu,tser inr,,.,
NNWoenia papers please copy
or WAx.-on Friday, May TO- HrGH MoN.s. ,..,,.
The friends :. county ieitrim, Ireland.
spectfy nyissS acqasntances Of the family are re-
on sunSa5 corner Of FIFTY bird street and Rroaswsy
be inferred in CAVIAR a. one ocock The remains viii
McafFRAY.-on "Wednesday No. ~
His rrends arS iytIone, ireiaud aged Sc wears 49,
| nc nienusj ana those OF his SIMS 40 yoAt9
are invited to attend the funeral ,h Arthur and Hugh
Tg al haitpast ten O'Clock from 81 an,oy morn
Carriages viii be in waiting FOR cS %Ss w be celebrated
hoosE-ln Brooklyn on Friday, NAV ~
gars !" paDei Moore, aged 20 years, months md
Weep not for those whom ,he ven on Tho tom,
IN liie's happy morning b sth hid from our ora
Tn. relatives and friends Of the family also ~ H..
uuoee, asii wand and Captain Thomas swaosy o.
the Eieth, "eimest Y 8. ~ are respectfully nvs1
Eighth street : '.h Brooklyn on sunday afternoon A.
two o'clock The .e,nains will be taken 10 Greenwood
MAsN.-At Irarlenf on Srlday May 10, MARY daughter
Of VILLAIN H. and Janhette ", Mann, aged years and
The friends of the family are re- pectfuy invited IL
tend The funeral, Sunday afternoon, at hsI past three
o'clock, az 81 Andrews Episcopal church. I47th stlect.
near inc Four.h avenue Harlem.
oAEss-In Brooklyn, Wednesday nigat, Nav g. very
suddenly, Of congestion Of the lungs, THoEss 0axxs
Name and New Hampshire papers please cory
odh n.on Wednesday, May s, THOMAS Rcs, in thar
Funeral from i paricks Cathedral this SATURDAY,
forenoon AZ ten O'Clock The FRIENDS and relatives OF the
ismily and those OF his brothers. Peter and Henry and
brother in law Joseph shannon are respectfy nyitsd
TO attend the funeral, without further in invitation
sMFITzFR -PmIP SMELrzFI aged So wears and months
Inc relatives and frencs respectfully icvted TO-
attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at one O'Clock
ron hs late residence, No, 40 Henry street
STANFORD In Jersey City, on Friday morning. May 10
GEORGE STANFORD, Ia the 18th year of bis age
~ The relatives and friends and those OF his ncphsw,
Thomas Negus are invited to attend the funeral
day afternoon at three o'clock from his residence
No Norris street, Jersey CITY
STEWART = In Brooklyn, on Tuesday May Z, Mrs MARY
H. STEWART, formerly or Lycomipg county Penna in the
list year OF her age
WRIcHr-In Brooklyn, Tueday, MAJ T. Jossra
WRIGHT, aged 38 years.
The friends OF the family al'o the Of Joppa
lodge No. pol, Brooklyn Ch1pter 40 lfs yrooslvu
Council No. 4, Clinton Commaudary No H. and tbs
members OF the ancient and accepe rites and the Ma
sonic fraternity In general, invited the ru
neral on Sunday afternoon, hils past o'clnck
frcm 81 Peters church, state Bond street Brook
lyn.
WARE-At the Insane Asylum, Black well's Island or
Saturday April 81, JONATHAN s Wlrr dentist formerly
OF twentieth street. New YC,k ctv
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MAILS FOB THE PACIFIC.

New York Observation-Disclosures Edition.
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paugh viii leave this port today at noon for Az
pnwan.
The mails for California and other parts OF the Pacific
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The NEW YORK WEEKLY HRAID-.Calisornia edition
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Markets.
puTIAnrI purA sTorg MANA

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmLADEFBIA. May 10, 1851
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania state 5s, 74si Reading
Railroad 1874 Morris Canal, 40 Long Island Railroad,
So; Pennsy vanla Railroad, 80. Sight exchange on
Nav York unshssged
Pun ApsiIHIA, Nay 10, 1861.
Flour steady AMI unchanged. Wheat In demand al
- % 81 "a for red and IL IS Tor white Corn Csc. 65c
wbiskey, 17kc. a lSc.
CiScISg1rI Way 10, 1851.
Flour du fuperfne, 81 1sas. 80. Whiskey duh at
12Lc. Nothing doing in provisions Exchange ;. to
per cent. prenI1n.
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THE MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE.

DETROIT, Mich, May 10, 1861.
Tho Military and Volunteer Relief bills have passed
beth branches of the Legislature by unanimous vote.
The former provides for ten regiments TO be enrolled
directed b. The Governor and transferable at the Pres
sus into the federal service The latter provides
for raising FUNDS By committee for the relief Of the
fsmies OF volunteers The War Loan bill providing for
Al 0Ct 500 by tie issue OF bonds running twenty five
years drawing seven per cent interest also passed
urarimcgsly The Legislature win adjourn TO morrow
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KpNTIcKy I,EGIaLATURg.

Tic house has nlssed The foIowioR rcsoIVCn'-
Resolved ThAt his Eycelency the Governor be aud he
q hereby REQUESTED 70 communicate TO this House the
names 81 the agents that have been appointed by nj 10
rurchare arms the amount expended 10 The purchase
thereof. the cnarscer Of the purchased, aud the
number, eud whether the have been received by
bin, aud The disposition he bas made OF the same