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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-11

DRIvATE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.--A new
and very comfortable WOODEN BuILDINtJ
suitable for the accommodation of q medium sized
family en- 2ith, between Clay and Leigh streets.
Church Hill will be sold low on application to
50 o-2m A. S. LEE
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DIyNAWAY-S2 REWARD --Ranqyav. in
.L..L from IL. sIlhsc.her LII:

4 = Jel-, from the subscriber, PAUL; brown rau-
iattu csior, brick Yer and plast 5lcr; y years
of age; about ) feet s Inches high square Duilt
trshy hair and large beard when be left; face 'ong
and hollow aDort the mouth very slightly shock
kneed walks very erect steps short and last;
voice loud and strong; when spoken answers
quickly; suilen aspect. He formerly belonged to
Mr. benjamin +. Whilden. Tie above reward will
DC paid TO whoever VIII lodge him in the CHARLES
ton Work-House. OF IN any Jail where | can get
him. Apptv at hi ) Office So If-eoalm
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lEEE.E.E%E1E:A GOODS.

,JILLINEEY GOODS.
vs.. have Oh h..r.. - GOOD took Of
MILLINERY GOODS,
'..a, r.. a.. Flowers,
E~.Ne'S. Satins, Laces, &c,
..a v. f,i! sell ~ t..r prices.
ANDLKSDE & GREEN.
: .rLW IALL AND WINTER MILF
NLhN GOODS.
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-. =. ~, > a LOAN OF s5D.0)D TO
BFsI SECURED by TRUST DEED
p a. = ] +. Ne are authorized 20
"a. "a .'an Of $4,000 To go. 900, lin sums OF
..,s.,S,o ,o i3@)J I3r one 10 ,syo wears, secured
,tef.e,+., ." uIencpmbered zeal estate, {eoun.
.l- bsIt +" + per cent per annnm, interest
rge ,Ia s'atiy' No one need apply who viii
.-., most satisfactory security Appiy TO
'si--.,--- GODUiS g. APPERSON.
,t,.. 'N No one Is authorized 10 collect
a. Aie ~ this city, or elseg here In this
BE lot. uFy shp" written authority from me.
@ gwen tC prevent imposition.
-. G.. DIMMOCK,
Z gi,v,.. Vol. OF Ordnaace of Virginia.
- :. ,p pepers copy.
pse,'3,hAL "a Lk.--A Fl. .E SADDLE AND
{ y,,,,''-as HORSE --The subscribers viii
ts4gIsSsa"1a qua s'y1sh HORSE, Of i.ne size speed
& tae 80, Warranted sound lie moves wei
ss kS AZ, end In harness il gentle and well
i~t. e''" years. Price. $500. Apply TO
WATKINS a. FICkLEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-11

YAIANTED-BLACRS SMITHS. Two Or f'rpe
w good BIACKSMiTHS warted st Virgins
CeHtI ii RAILROAD Shops, in this city. The htgiat
wages paid for good wori,'nsn. Aopiy 1t t&s
Shops. IL u. HUITf'tJGfs
Sc Him General S,,-.ari i.+.,.r5-.,t
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4 NOMMANDhRS OF EEltiMENTS, COMPA
MES, AND pRiVATES, Ar1EN ION
| AIN now manufacturing brass pressed LETTERS
AND FIGURES, for Military Caps in any quan-
titles and at the shortest n0fice These Letters
have no superior i'll the Confederate States. Pur-
chasers are invited 10 cal nnd examine them
Samples sent by mail receipt of ten cents to
cover postage Call on address,
L. II LEWIS, Brand Gutter
At Chas. ii. Laugley's lin Store 18th ST.,
oc4-lmT Be,. Main ard Cary Richard, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-11

s hhAfL3iAN is receiving via New Or.
be flesh 7'FI,y 'f velireiac,ed
NILLII ERY GOODS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-11

ENLLETT & DREWRY
IL NO. Il PEARL STREET,
Have in store and offer for sale a large stock Of
Cotton Yarns and Cotton Rope;
Brown Drilings and Osnaburgs:
3-t, {, and III Brown Saee:ing and Shrtipgs
Cotton Plaitls and Stripes;
Ilravy Woolen Lirseys, kerseys and Tweeds;
Military Buttons; Blue Cloths:
Light finished Cloths suitable for ladies cloaks;
And coed assortment of seasonGl,'e Dry
Goods ne 81.
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lo It's JNO. G. STANARD. Sec'y.

M ANTED-SIORAGE.L Il have room IA
w my warehouse, the Dock, for n, ~ 100
tierces strips, whence they oan be ,af ou board
yes-''s or lighters free of charge Insurance can
be erected ct the lowest rates. a. s. LEE
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=.
VIZ AN r D-A IANt EE0. ,.& s'ss1t
w $4,000, fcr Mana etuf;u2 .uai4.. soy
IN operation. yielding in@ prosi1 he .s..aar a
wanted merely 10 -erslarsye III 6uainess. 3Hs
amount now invested is ahnnt s.aiat0 i'crf4t
Tier informatien address 70 IL. s. box -. p -
Richmond .nca-ta
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lNANTED-"TO LIVE AND DIE ~

NY A Mt ED-"1D LIVE AND DIE IN
w DiXlE."--Anv person wishing 10 SELF A
small and fertile FaPN--tay 900 20 40h acres
large dwelling. good water, healthy iocG:;o: cci.
venient 20 chcreh, school, aud railroad, or ruviaa
ton not mare than 100 i.ys from thc r4},,fyss
in Virginia North Carolina, an iess ih.s 50
me+-in South Carolina. Gsergia, aiabetf r. or
Mississippi--,nav beac : purchase IN iress-
ing -. u, c." Euni Str.o1f Isle Of Via. t,, ,
Va, giving minute description a21 tcr7us
31-2Syy2yy&
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- ----17 - 4|4'I4-a---I -..=a4----
WANTS.

HTANTED.
w A SUBSTITUTE
Wanted for n,
MARION RIFLE COMPANY,
18th Regiment. Apply 70
j. p BS,
or lH-3tN Marshall ST.. bet -,sh and fth
N| Ar lED-Atthe Spotswocd Hotel a stea ~
w middle aged w ONA N. to work in TIE
store-roon To an enersnti' ndustr rious person
TINS VIII Ne a good ond ps rmanent situation. APP
ply TO The HOUSEHOLDER at the Hotel.
oe l0-2t
M AN NTED-for the balance Of the year ten
w NEGROES, for Cutting Cord Wood in this
county. oc 4-;sl mo. T. WERTH gent.
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G~HEALTH, HEaLTH-

I L.
BITTER THAN GOLDi
~fIss NAYf ScuErEtD. PRFCEPrLESs No. $50
HAtTINUEr STREET, BALTIMORE" Y:th .StraI-
-. f3.E fi7jop. - his lady suffered tor years
with Chronic IpaauW@tory rheumatism IN its most
ma.ist4ut ip:sl. She first contratts d the disease
~, ,u roo year, old ~ lcinr vacoinatrd with MAJ
t.- 'rp O, ,.i.3 who had the white swelling From
ti.~ TIME - womanhood her suffering, wal, ex-
'~r.--sne never had relief from pain until cured
by HAMPTON ; TlNCitRE
IA Extract from The Letter
II often VI fh III parents lad known of this
etv when .y.s "a child rs b~i:eve | should have
oecn saved me excrucatng pain | have lie II sub
iacted 70, a. well IS the deicmity OF body must
carry TO the ,raye and my parents would not have
been under such heavy expenses from doctors bills
and a. -aniii- me. as they did, to the celebrated
Springs III England in search of health. | wish all
the afflicted world could and hear the beue
IT. have derived from this 1incture of Hamptons
| try make all acquainted with its virtues with
whom come IN contact
Gentlemen, an a thousand times obliged TO
you, aud you are AZ liberty to use my name and
case to all.
Il remain yours in gratitude,
'MARY A. GrOFIFLD
No 630 West Balti-Aore street"
Rheumatism Cough, Dyspepsia -labty Scro-
fua Eyes, Pain in the side, Back. &c, are 'ured
3y il
FEMALES AND CHLDREN-Ttis TINCTURE
| will be found great medicine foi all Their dis
| eases
| Call and get Pamphlets and res3 many of the
most powerful possible certificates O. cures of the
! above diseases of own citizens.
| Sold BY PI RCELL. LADD Il Co. Richmond ;
by DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg b. all the Drug
gisfs IN Petersburg; by MORTIMER IL NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by DruggI,'s aud Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle -iy bottles S5.
ap l--d&cwts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-11

IA ANIED-A competent SUPERINTEND-
W ENF for the manufacturing departt1cIn cf
cur business also, two CUTTERS. 80. good
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-11

HANTED-
w IMMEDIATELY
2p practical F,hTTLls
The higiest nriees and eolpstae. efnpl" tfse sre
TO compeicnt woTfmeu spgtg ~
MOORE T. tsAEE
g.: Haia >fsv'rt sa r.-es,.
Or by niA.i Boz ~ ~, IN: I'd ''as. ,'ss,s
O.,
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FkH5. .--Keasonabie. Apply TO
oc st GDDUIN 4. AppERSDN

L>OR RENT-The desirable STORE occnpied
Il By the subscriber, on Broad street adjoining
the depot a. the Richmond Freteri bs burg aud
Potomac Railroad Company. Possession given
Immediately. Apply GA tie premises
oc c--6ih ISAAC ". COOKE.
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-'t ".h bee pleased to wait upon her customers
%" = rad trolI the country, a. her store, on
% ''''r' te."een l1th and 18Th, where the latest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-11

NOR SALE Low Vat No. l@5. (Fisher g
4 Winston's oh s-and)-
30 doz Carpet Bags aod Satchcls, assorted
400 pairs Br gans ass rted
@D doz Pocket Knives, assorted.
2a1 bolts Cirth Web.
80 d0z. Saddle Trees: doz. Hog Skins.
CLAIBORNE WATKINS
oc 0-2t* Late with Smith Rhodes q Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-11

t>OR RENT-rwo large WAREhU USES
tTontios Cd Wafer aad Cary streets between
10th and 2tst streets. Apply to
oc 7-iJt GEO s PALMER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-11

!. tH NIUik
: MILLINERY GOODS,
No. 300 BROAD ST.
havins iast opened at my new stand, 2O9 Broad
'ee[ new and ha.js5m" supply Of
MILLINERY GOODS,
y nearly equal 70 the assortment of former
-fs ami being prepared 10 receive orders for the
81 iil' from size cI'y or country, would invite
"..fAu'u ~ HE Old customers and OF the la
'a!y TO an examination of my stock.
,..s also yg hand large assortment Of BON
f-i hpI HES. Also an assortment of Black
.'t Ribbons, Norsted Goods for children.
o.. .4f articles no, usually embraced in Mill
..n a.so prepared to furnish BONNET
T. -..-las VIRGINIA A. TEAlPLEMAN.
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WOnOernemeutS=Y dIe ul's 4nslaao

psrbsn tn firSateI 6rDt nn6 na9 @Ori6rtft Der 2aahesaefebe +
ipr9t hHr4 bic 0iFce hss ngalttHple g8s6sr*
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mnFinft bes 1ampfsrs ~Gbampipn" UonIG a~GifOrnien
NIT efner NR inipn Cub.

New<gUrf, Is. @eptbr. Der Oampfer
nGtamptOn" fam nit aber 200 YaIasteren unp
elmer MtlltUn tn Cob BON galtfpr-
MEN ria NSpinnall an.
Inter ben @alaetsren beftnren f6 foIsenbe
Sff3iere BON Der Ser. ct. Nrmee Mator M0fn,
Or. Stetnberser, Waipr Green, @opttdne 5an=
cod, Malen, MYer unO @reg9 unO pe 9teute=
uantS 6ader, q. Sou unO Sn9man.
Sen. Wosquera bat f6 lelbit gum 9raliOens
ten BON Stem Granada ~protlanltrt uno mites Elm
DuBenO S%eiuttenpfafen aus benz QanOe uno
fanote DepeI6en nab Srontretd uno England.
Der @slunpheit83utanp am Sif9mus mar be.
frteot9enb.
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WafbinetOner 8rteaifte.
(OeutiGe Breie, mel9e i'm aStar" ~anSe3et9t fn6).
D1menItite;

(0eutiGe srteie, melde i'm "Star" ~anSe8et8t Fnp).
DamenItfe;
Bergen, WiB st s; 8apen, Mrs 80; Nauls
morn, Nirs 81; @tetenaHes, NirS.
9erreutife:
@der, IS s.; glrB & SON, .; 8ruler, 9;
8eiBet, S; Berger, g S; Saltnser, 6 80
8asler, 6 u; 9eYer, q s; Denenboper, So;
DrstsbaG, 9; Dsder, s. De geseiof Sc Baron;
Gbmann, S; Gsbert, Q; Stint, o.; @umpert,
Wm; 0ef, SboS 9; Sadsr, S g; &napp
Sol. S; &nud, 5&; &iuesler, g; &rOser,
s; &erner, Ct, S So &urB. 81. 9; 9anB, Q;
9tonbarpt, 6 S SO; etnpentcN, q; @lei6ner
3 $; Nienianeer, S $; Nud, ST.; Norpbet-
mer, 3; gid, g; paul, q; &Ob, %; &aua,
s.; RetnbarDt, S; &uppert, s; Stubler, 0
S; Spies, 9; S6arf, S; Stafen, sc;
Sdmipt, 6 S; S6r6Der, s; Sti3sl, q; Seria-
mater, 90; gan SaIe S; Son 8asluf Sol.
@insbremsr, S. @s3er, S; @slt, Gbas; Get-
bell, 6.
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eOfal.geeniaFeiten aus geafbtnatOm.

General 9pun, Der 0elo BON SprinefeIr, BAT
lein gauges 8srtapsea i'm 8etrag Den $4,000
Der Nesierun9 telfameutartlN permadt.
Gr mayor 8erret fret9ela en-.
@eItern fam cine Srore pom Staotopepartement
mad Nep Sort, Sames 8. 8erret, ben @rmdpOr
BON 8altineton, aus Sort Qafopette gu entlal-
fen. = Gr muete ben Ser. Staaten ben Gtp Der
3reue lsiitea uno feline Stsaune ais Napor auf-
geben. - aa
Gtne Gorrefppnben3 pOn Camp Qp>
Uance an ben @olbtnstcn Star last; Die Ste
belIen miiIen In Der Sbat 9rcben Man9el an
Shuben uno @qutpa9e letpen. Die QetGe ppn
@coo, Gomp. ., 10. Snotuua s9te9tmsnt, welde
bente bieber sebradt purOe, mar tbrer 9@ube
unit l1mmtll der Uniform GnSpfe berautt pOrOe1.
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Oermania anr Webr !

&ir lnb Iber3eu9t, baB oteles llnteruebmen ben ti!miten An-
tlan9 fnoen. uno bteies 0te9iuent inter Der Seitung enes lcI9en
albefannten &brennannes redt palb ben bracten &Tern sRl
@rbaltung Der Union sur Seite gefele ian wgb.
Gue Deu1@e, pel9 II cas- gapbl cr Union am bergen lt0t. lnS
bereurb ens elahen, lid @0nntag Mbeub UNI 6 ubr beI 9erru Su-
illus SteiG, Ns. 463 gSelt BaltnGret an elmer erlammiun9 gu
b~etbeligsn, welde bebuls Eieles a~bsebattsn wrb.
Baltimore, ben l3. Septbr. 1861.
9 9Opate burger pom Baltimore.
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ssh ti9e OerDaftum0en.

gla6ie6enbe 9srlonen purpen pUrIebte Na@t
unO 9eltern frib auf 8efebl Der 8e9terung ais
@errdtber perbaftet unO mad Sort Nfc
6eurp gebraGt;
MaYUr 8rpwn,
@arttn Scott,
NpB Btnan6,
8. Sangfpn
Gf, s, 9ttts,
&. Seattle % ollt5,
s.. 81. % arfteGb,
$. 81. 81 orfttt,
SO. g. 9arrtfUn,
s. 6. 9pwarb,
81. g. s. 8bpma8,
6enrY MaY,
St SO. Sail,
6. g. 2nenten, Baltimore So,
Or. 9Yn@, Dime Nruupet So.
s. 6. grHne entptldte, pa er 9unte oercGen
Bate,
Dag btele Nadri6t an ben perl4iebeuen Set
lungs Ofalen grUBe9 auiieben errsgte, peritsbt
Rh pom Ie!bf.
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SIR
Glerf Der Gpurt Of Common NleaS.

Bon peen meiner SyleunHe ca3u euf9eisrbert. babe t5 mid
enl9ipieH. ais eaneioat Sr 28ieeelerpdklIa9 ais GleIt Der
3purt ri 9pa1mon ElenS III iteten, ocran88eleet, Dap iD mid Der
llnicn Convention fir Domination unterwertc.
Sn Ter neberSeu8uu9. caB nleiue ~off3isIle 3bat8tet meinen
gonltituenten @enu9tBuuns CAB, eriube lG metne Sreunoe, MID
mad ardten untsrltiscn gu poIeu.
Nua1O-YS V. z. OamilL.
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St0Ot baltimore.

g. @rtra.8latt, @enn i'm 9aufe bes
8ages tntere0ante NadriGten etnlauf ZEN, tpsrSen
mir TIM 3 ubr Na@mtttass Elm s@rtra" berauss
geben. (Rnaben gum NuStra9en tpsrpet per-
lannt.l
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TretDettSfnmpf!

@it SrOBepl @pbLstIal, n batsn mir , e NaGriHt oernomHl.n,
bag fa IN ptsl9sT SIaet nHtst Der 6asruno esS tst9nnttn 9ret,
~1sSiment gum S9use Der cOnittuticntQen ~0teglegnn9 unierel
linton 5u bIoe1l beabrdtist.
Nth itelem Sdynter5 nlubri, mir bisbsr Ieben, ME uniere IOpoter
ggnber bon alien Selteu gum &fplab etlteu. ebne CAP es une
oersbnnt mar, hem Sbrst gu 1nIoi9en, Der gilt emo ourb ieee
8ruit iufts, .
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IT, Die nntpnsleute Der DerI1tepenet WarD6
madbeH wtEauf Die beute Nbenp %ltattfnpeupen
Ser ammlnn9sn gang bepnperS aufmertlam,
gs NaHltsn Mcnta9 bait Die 9b. @afer'lde
SOLUBLE etue &rcnripn na9 9i0lt'S 9ain an DER
Selatr<9toaO. Die Qebrer Der Sdule BADEN
Ale6 aufsebpten nm pielss SET, etei9 Den friibe<
rem, gu etnem 9emltbliAen 0oltsfete Az MAIDEN.
&c Na6lten Mpnta8 finpet auf Dem 0labe
beS 9rn &Opper, g8elatr-@ arten" an Der Be<
latrs8Uap, cine SHut@ rcuriOn tatt. Sreunpe
Der Su9enO unp IanpitGer gersnlsuneen ma
den mir b~eionOers parauf III fmertlam.
BE 9r. 8. 8uhSbaum, Gde BON Canal
unp 2Ombarptry wtrp nahlten .MlUntag leinen
neuen 8asateuttlA nit etnem luperben eun6
etnrpeiben.
rs 9r. q. 8pt6mnnn bat SIDE BON 2es@ uno
gutawltr. $50. 1876 cine neue WtrtbldaIt einse=
|rtdtet unp tpirD otelelbe iibernor9en nit einem
famClen 2und etnpeiben.
ga Sertett @pn3ertl = Seoen
NfOntag, DOnnerta9 unp Samftag Nbenp, un-
ter OtretttVa oes Yrof. GtQmann, In Der ouf's
lASnlfe ein9ertAteten SOmmerwirtblAaft Der Dir
bsttsr-5ale, go. s 81 p-5rteDrt9tr,
EaT patrtOten, pelhe lt9 einen ret gu Bill
psnpsn DeutlHen SteSimeut unter Sol, Oar. Sung
onldlteBen wUaen, MAIDEN mir auf bic au ptelem
Spsfe o1lberanmte gerlammlung, mel6e morseu
MpenD UNI 8 nbr bel 5errn StelA geo, 463 IS.
SalttmOreltr. ltattfnpst, aufmerflam.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-20

Judges aud Clerks of the several courts,
Sberiffs, Commissioners of the Revenue,
Justices Of the Peace, Constables, officers
of city and municipal corporations, and
the officers of the militia volunteer COM
panies of the State not mustered into the
service of the United States, shall be va
Gated on or after the - day of -, or
so soon thereafter rs their successors shall
be elected or appointed, and qualified; and
the Governor, Lient. Governor, Attorney
General and members of the Legislature,
and all the aforesaid officers, and all 9th
cr officers civil or military, hereafter TO be
elected or appointed, as well as Priyates
of volunteer companies, shall each take
the following oath or affirmation. before
proceeding to the discharge of them sever
al duties" /.
This motion was opposed strongly by
Messrs. Carlile, Pierpoint, Lightburn and
others. and after a good deal of debate,
Mr. Polsley withdrew it.
At the suggestion of Mr. Garlile the
name Of Albert Laidley and james D..
Williamson were stricken from the roll
The former having declined TO take the
oath and returned home for instructions,
and the latter not having made his appear
ance, and hence as Mr.. Garlic explained,
neither being Mt present members of the
Convention or properly on the list of names.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-20

The Signing OF the Secession Ordin-
amce by the Richmond Convention.
A copy of the Richmond Dispatch, of
Saturday last, gives US the following infor-
nation concerning the doiugs of the Con-
ventiou which re-Ossembled there on the
18th of this month:
This body has adopted resolution au-
thOrizing the Governor TO cause bridges TO
be built and roads repaired between
Stnunton and Parkersburg, and providing
necessary appropriations tor the same.
Various resolutions and ordinances re-
Iatiug to the more efficient organization of
volunteer and militia companies through
out the State to the more speedy and
efficient protection of the Enrthwestera
counties, aud to the summary chAstise-
nent of the towards and traitors who have
entered the State for purposes of subjuga-
ton, we're referred to the appropriate COM
mittees.
Special instructions were given to the
military committee to report the best mode
in which it becomes Virginia to meet the
policy proclaimed by General Butler and
approved by the administration in refer
ence to slave property.
An OrliunnCe was referred to the militia
~ committee providing for the enrolling,
| in every county of the State, of all per-
sons who may desire to fight for their al
tiers and their homes, under Is and over
As years, to be supplied witt arms BY the
State. - -r
The hour for siguiug the ordinance of
secession having arriYed, the secretary pro-
luced that document, elegantly executed,
and spreading it out on 1 he table, Mr.. jan
uey, the president, decended from his chair,
and. with dignity and .firmness worthy
OF the nOblest Roman, affixed his name
and returned to his sea-: II was observed
that Mr. Janney tried and rejected several
pens before he was suited, evincing that
he felt he was about to transmit his name
to the latest poSterity. and, of course, was
DESTROYS of impressing it on the parchment
in the best style he could. Ian
All the members present came up as
they were called by hesecretsry, apd Mt
fixed their names. Several members be-
fore singing explained their position. bui
their remarks neither enhanced nor de
trActed from the patriotic act they were
consummating. 4
a resolution offered by Mr.. A. 81 Bar.
bour, relative to wages due certain citizens
and laborers at HArper's Ferry who remain
ed loyal to the South, while Involvement!
were held out to them to 90 Over-tO thu
enemy, was referred to the military com
mittee, ---r7 ---es rsT1 Fl
Various resolutions were sent to thu
chair, which were either adopted or appro
Priately referred. Among them was res
olnliOn placing the bonds of the Southern
COnfederacy on par with the notes issueJ
by the banks OF Virginia, and anothe
authorizing military commanders through
out the State to compel free negroes t.
labor on all works Of defence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-20
NJ, Farn.vorth,s Resolu1Ion,

In the debates yesterday morning, the
following resolution by Mr.. Farnsworth, of
Upsher county, will have been noticed:
Resolved, That one of the great objects
of this Convention recognizing the State
Government, is that We may place the
same ia Il position of legality to tue United
States, in order that we may soon be able
by Constitutional Legislation to separate
ourselves from our OppressOrs in Eastern
Virginia and be admitted - new and sep
arate State in the glorious Union of States.
There is some danger of persons who
did not hear the debate, land of course we
could not publish it ALL misunderstand-
ing the position of the Convention, by it's
vote on this important resolution. 1t was
tabled on call for tho yeas and nays, by
the decisive vote of 81 to II, there being
81 members absent. The Convention, nor
any one member of it, did not wish to ex-
press dissent from the resolution in tabling
it. On tho contrary, we suppose that the
resolution, as a declaration of opinion,
unembarrassed by any other cOusidera-
lions, would pass the Convention unaui-
mOuSly. But it was upon the simple and
sole question of improperly at this time,
that the Convention tabled the resolution.
Aswe have said elsewhere, we were very
sorry to see tho resolution, even under the
circumstances, laid upon the table. The
proper course, in our Judgment, would
have been TO have committed it to
special committee, through whom
q report could have been made that would
not only have avoided the necessity of de-
bate, but would have embodied all the
grounds and arguments upon which the
merits of division policy rest, and thus
have enabled the people to mature their
opinions intelligently for the day of action
on this great question. The disposition
that was made of the resolution was only
su5thering of the subject matter of it
1t must necessarily come up again, for
next to the salvation Of the Union it is a
subject nearest to the hearts of Western
Virginia people.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-20
our Pablleatlon 81 90 pesetes.


Mr.. Vance, Of Harrison, yesterday call
cd shslaaentioa Of the Convention 70 the
fact that tbs debates. as reported In tho
KntetLSsaesr, were not full; aud, rs be said,
were partial. He made the point against
US that those who were opposed TO Mr..
FarnIworth's resolution, OF rather those
who were in favor of laying it on the ta-
BILE, were reported much more at length
than those who were not.
Mr.. Vance is probably under the imG
preston that we are publishing an official
report of the debates, under pay from the
Convention. II so, we beg to undeceive
him. We are under no obligations to pub
fish word Of the debates. Our reports
are our private enterprise, undertaken at
ourown suggestion, and at our own expense.
We are at liberty jsst to publish or omit
as we please, or cOndense or sbreyiate just
as our space compeIs us. We publish our
reports as full as we eau, AID where we
cannot We make that which is valuable
ana interesting take precedence over that
which is not. 1t is simply physical i'm
possibility for US to publish verbatim re
ports, though we usualIy:take them verba-
tim. We, therefore, content ourselves with
such summary as will be most interesting
to the public, and afford them tue best in-
formation of what trauspires.
On thepoiut concerning Mr.. FarnsWorth's
resolution. we have this to say: If We had
consulted our own desires, We should just
have reversed the fullaess of our report,
fOrwe we we're very sorry to see that resO-
luton 60 to the table, being we'll persuade
Ell that it ought to have gone to special
committee, as was desired by the mover.
With these remarks, we trust that we
have satisfied the criticisms of Mr. Vance.