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FROM General Johus,on's Army.


Passengers from Winchester confirm the pre-
yious report that General Johnston has fallen
back upon that point with his whole force
The consolidate forces are still entrerched at
Mart:usburg
The explanation which gains most credit as
to the ntisce Of Gencral Juhnston'S Change Of
position is ms follows: Patterson has sheltered
himself behind the women and children of
M,rtiusburg, refusing to allow them to leave.
He has slso been reinforced there. Johnston
cannot attack him therefore except at the peril
O: the women and children, and against large
odds. lie has flllen back to point which corn.
nan6s the various roads that enter the ncrth
end .f the Valley, so as to prevent Mcclellan
who hangs upon his left f om taking his rear.
In this position lie will watch the enemy and
entrench himself to await the attack,
This movement of Gen. Johnston was very
distasteful to bis men, and no doubt also to
himseli. But we trust, and ,hnse better pre-
pared to Judge are confident, that it was wise
and polite. 1t is 10 be hoped that Patterson,
If he should pluck up resolution enough to u!-
tack him there, will not march the women and
children of Martinsuurg ct the head OF his
coiuun as . shel.er. !: is 10 be hoped tina:
Gen. Scott and even Abraiis,n L;ncoln, vii!
order HIN TO desis, from such d-spicabe pol
;racnery, aud such infamous barblrity.
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New Eo,lS CITY.

Gotham is in sack cloth AID aslics, suffering
for the eYils she and the North have inflicted
on US. The merchant who has been trading
with the South, locks over his bills receivable
and then sits down to mediate i'll his silent
c,unling room, ni:h his elbows on hrs knees
aad his bead in lis hands, and e cloud on his
brow. The Jacob L;,tiss cf the stock army
are sadly ergag. in mcodily figuring out the
loss On their las, purchase OF stocks at " sellers
option GO days" The New York Stock Es.
change presents more the appearance OF an
inquest over departed hopes, than the activity,
which was wont 10 prevail il that temple OF
money changers, stock j3b5c:s, and stock gam.
olers The Bankers daily examine their bal
ances, and then 20 heme to dream OF seeing
robbers, With bags Of gold on their shoulders,
4od nee;ng sevs:, wags fro;r pursuit. In the
p1'a.ial rss!uences OF 9Th Avenue, erected oy
prlncrly tal!ow cbander$, soap-bnilers, whis.
KEY distillers, wine aduterasors and coit0E!
wcsvers, are 10 longer heard the song of n:rth
aad j5y and S;adnesS, nnd the tlnsei orra-
lnen;s, the showy display Of ,hsr fashionable
abodes, form melancholy contrast to the
sorrowful hearts wi,hin. Far husband and
papa have lost the rich Southern trade, frou
which such profits did accrae. O!d Cr95us
i,as los: TOO much 70 allow Mrs. Crtr ;us and
the Misses CrnsHs, numbers one, two, three aud
o ir aad So Oil, 10 &, to Sar1:9ss OF Niagara Il
II RI with tn3sc S,u:h-:ne.s who thTobg
Northern irs:ea1 Of Southern resorts. II.
snaer, then, ths, fashionable beauty pines 81
home in svT7ow and objection.
Comm; down lower in lhe social scale o! th'
great Metropolis, we 6od : eo:dision CT afFir:
| which calls for real comrn;seratiun. The
IN :.ancboly look OF the a:;ly laborer: tie fan
tic vail Of the poor mo,he., btscecaing VOL /
to sapr!y bread !or her little cbildscn-no
| ncas, cctt.e and butter, but breed for th'
s'rei.g! Tae answer Of the politicians 4
all this sorrow anal distress is, the Sovernmer
| aust de :n.in:a;n=i the Cnion must De pre-
served, and the lls ot stars and stripes mus
l,st over cytry in::il Of the country. Such il
the answer 20 the wal. Of the starving! j
| a,w, honevc-. begins 10 lose its charm and
the whisper IS heard, and it is growing
stronger uad bolder. that they must have peact
This, indeed, is tneiI. Only hope. They have
lost much which they never can regain.
w,uld DC the madness Of utter folly, to sac
r:ice ahat remains, in sheer rage over wha
IS lest forever
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TLrcusi INC a...-,::..2 Il ell e>terlIs; ic!e:h,
wc r.cei5ci copy ct tra NJ" x T.:n?s."
(Repnh!ir.n CT tx G,h nat. We cop there.
t:5.. =. .:7s o. Secretary CEasc, Ct t;sr
Treasury. 70 'Ae Consolidate Congress. We
calls" -: c2adease the following il:I-= fi9in
tne same nan-r:
Th- Sc --r Ca;.!;ne, which wgs As..:et: 1t
No~tn:i ~7s IN tha Employ cf::c C::ascl'f?:ts
al SlH.c.J ;-:, r4o,'h The New IoTA -''ors
says 1t e, Sor;t e. 800, bG. the Goverl men:
c,-rzc.-i q pay -, :r2 if il should bo c..
s:royed!
n, Times" ridicr'cs me ~ Y 'IE.ra!i'
r.. rs lat" r!o2os;iOn 20 II: J.:';: g. ::::'-
wi.a the So:tn o., lght Englns';. '.r the t-Ygt
-, :s"nis t,sr"-sd to sh"w !ne South. !::s-3
4 srs':t i1ea HI: aot 1c:.a rlinS7s.
Tie Times ias despatch ia; I'm. PSI.
tersor ?,,:ed ih-"ust. M;T.is burg on tre Z
"iu TO: 2arsat oi the ene~?.' I:!"@a:
Eiward Everett! dsl:;crcd spccc.: oa &c
An q, J.!; n inc Academy Of Music. k"-'
York, III 49,: issues Of .ac d,.." I! $rc:.o 4
the i:.:ce c: :hs cqus, Of the Nori', ar' Z
't:.c rurl -I1;;; and sui ,;G.,! u: ".'icA tho
;Duti is wasing lio tpLk cx REM Z 5ii.
can c,e.c.on ground anu ss',, ;he wore ca.
nr5G:s= ~as dl.aos: a:cc.1;as - t::s.'
The NJ" Yo:k Times says ,b=: unr;5:".
vas ."raid cI f-cn !ha; p1p@r because .:
.u-:ca against The "Rspub!i:s2',' -. Ia: It
ornsidenl Davis bangs hin, : S.cthcrn vt.c5E
mist iaTg or n.l'.
Secretary CAssn proposes di:ec. 'aS Of
.s1, COS, ,Gftl, to be leried On :a- Np!;hcrn pee.
pie. This is putting on the SCREWS l.! ::
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correspondence Of she Soldiers.


The Vlcssburg "Citizse'' nakes the fellow
ing suggestion:
There ia great trouble abou: the letters Of
cur soldiers who Arc in camp. 1t is suggested
,hat provision b. made for The postage Oh lct'
ters from the army 20 ba paid ut home. Oar
soldiers who have been in camp f." three or
tour months are without m,Irv- five Or ten
cents is a big pile for them. and almost iupos.
sibic for them to raise in 81 der IL pre- ra Their
letters. II their letters were forwarded aad
as1e payable on delivery, it would be gTcs!
reli,f to both the soldiers and their friends at
!.r.e. NJ. 0ne letter would remain in the
flee without being taken out and paid lor.-
Parents sending letters 10 THAR suis III the
army might prr pay them. aud letters Coming
froR, the army might b. paid Oh delivery
This would b. great accommodation to eve
r, body. Oar citizens who have friends III the
dlr&Isut regiments are very much troubled or
account Gf not hearing irc!o them, and the
ycnerat su; position is, tina. the soldiers IN camp
have no uieiii,s Of pre- paying their postage, ana
by that means are deprived Of communicating
with their friends at holne.
We respectfully invite the attention OF our
authorities to the above suggestion, AID unite
il the opinion that the arrangement is very
desirable If i can te made without too great
incon7cnience The soldiers Of the C'nsoii-
dasc army have beca supplied with "franks'
by members Of Congress VINO cared nothing
ior their oalhs We ask for our soldiers the
brncfit Of no such Yankee ,rich. The friends
* homo are willing to pay the postage II if
we're ten times what il is, to hear from the
loved ones in camp They wish to relieve the
soldiers from the Inconvenience of finding
change to Pre- pay their letters, by paving the
postage themselves. at home. Let everything
% ,ssble be done for ihe benefit OF the soldier,
and to show that we sympath;zs with his hard
sh;ps and appreciate his patriotism.
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-. :..I Eis i.SE.liG, SEtrts1 Gs.,


:..... ...e :.s TGiuatir Estate, IN The coua!y
..,r,.G. :.I.;. ~ t!e n...sr o! Monterttco, lfor
. .... ,,:=; q. Of Judge Caheil.j .!so the Se.roe,
y.-, u-ScrpLui.. TIE ESTATE c0ut.!hs 10
.-A,s sr& .c-ss sis JatIes rlser ioY.grcuuds d;
-. - L-:, c.::: II Io.E. Wheat .ad Tuhacr
-,s =: ,- e,,rl IL: S-::.ir. Il has sii ths
:. ..r:.i4. rat negro quarters CT" ail new. Sit
:. 49,! ;;.arA r"u.s The iona.co houses S:'
,. -. -. a.. covc;: 80! ri;n cEcstcnt ahialsn
. ,.,gr..rL so=..aing lpss-ts % 2'Hia :rres OF u;
.. ..1., G.." ;, pss;a, r-acics Silrrr!es, &C. IL
~,.-.-i -: i.!.:;, ano las q G.isncc"ut view
.. .-s.aG.I? ,c,Eery, -. rS!s Estate Is Oh n:'
.... :....ys ,..sr living covered bridge acros'
.... .;,. .:..-.y :pc7 -Gd k.ASf7:: uscal, about
s, ~ ;rn'H 'hs --:"c. absrra!n may b. siar
-. :. :, re- y. i.icu.".1. My os -sss1 viii siu1
-; .,.: ur, ".,;:iaS - parol'Gg:.
CEAS l. aOasi1a
t9.. 1s;.I street, P!cht:oad Va
.: :. sA= 2Gs 81 at.Siy i!rncsr.a land Il
-
.ls. ; a. vT,:::. growth, SLt nrs soE,s &c tn
. - .:....' -;r:- A1a S.nsSEA ca:i=i, ia u!ir'
..--.. - e, = Sc s!es from iyncSHusS.
-..-- TO 90 Gto ,AS inci:e- h:S:n5sJ ssae:s!!J
., ,.si t.-. slaves horp-pocs WI! do we'll Il
:.,ra T.. .;jsh!as!c SCI! ;As Sbove us;at-, y.
-: =, a..:;s Ill. uS' siiuT mr. :Lce 10 attend u
::"ra reg D. ..!.!!S fiis properly TO-
,.. .,i 81. ..";-c.;:..."i H. s=i..
,.., -. a., Sl. ~ G:.iic:.S :s: o.rCa:3s--.
a.. :::e !:T;.!as ifu.i, sc.r Inc city !
cas- :. H0REiSS.
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A private Letter FROM distinguished gentle
man in Alabama, who has travelled through
various parts of that State within the last few
days, states that the entire people throughout
the borders Of Alabama arc coming forward
most enthusiastically with subscriptions to the
Confederate loan, and evince q unanimous dis.
nosition to contribute every surplus dollar, as
well as every bale oc cotton, to the mainte'
nance Of the South for the struggle for consti'
;u,ional liberty. Alabama will devote millions
for defence. but not one cent for tribute" and
viii cheerfusly bear any burthcn that the pres
ent contest may impose upon her.
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..i>SSEi.i LSA9S.

,g.>iC ). ROW \ [ Z / s.
:GE.: AID its';'KS:s 1 LiW.
..HEG!i.IEE, EI>SUh til.
... .-.... ~ Rc.l Es:.;e - cs;-a.ission, erieI
-s.I,.u .u..ss9.>!S. >!,i giS .:a== Ia auy pS:' "
....,...,; ~ "a ;a,.,ca..: aycu,.r,
s' 49, - Mss cr!, 10 iirpa-i Triau;r ".
:. .r- I"e..lit. .iGd iritii.y q: AL III,
'.- :.. 49, :!J~ sap:-ct 1" vnl.y, :: i:ts
90" - ;-... :, l.2o lD: is.S per acre !!
: .. -. cs.r:s. iiiT-stiS';,:oh. Ia iususa salts
q -..'!oh - i..c ! lc-. location aud
" - ,,,..s't 80. ,sisiS - %ay cSIE;y 0: crci;
80. -..:...: .uf" ;!aucI II r-...i 20 .a.ds In al
,a.:..... =. =. S;rt., viii .-csivs prompt Z!
> :: :''.,d >! =" - eo= e"nnt: =! ~ sof
80 =. -, - :G..:mei!uu IL ielal.vu thereto, y
~, Nay.
va. ,lasv prompt c Gvciions had attend
,.,... H. cy y-r, Of ,i:s,,uI i;us; Of rei-rsaees
:: !.kASfIS S. EUi. SfkEE-
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Gov. Letchcr left our city this morning, TO
assist, by his personal presence and influence,
in the interesting operations Of which North
western Virginia is the scene. We wish him
great success in his patriotic mission among
tie misguided citizens OF that quarter OF the
Commonwealth.
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, httw CREEK LAND FOR SALE.

In II !.:ts OF Tat cnUlcEsr LAND on DEgf
Wv t.kES. ten !uss from GreeLkvillc. 10 Wash
.-''1"tT Mississippi.
-: Gas. body Of Land ic The Mississippi Val.
' s-ih, ~;a certainty, IN bales OF Cotton, or "
- I'':;' -: acre
-. 'S!.;' :Scxp.r;os, aod les natur't trsinaar
-, -.ichl:4 ucL -crs.ary.
T.. -. .e %,e. range; rs In addition TO cane and
'-fs rEas.rs. bLus GgAej aud Rco OLoTER, do we'll
a., h-rhSo1hood Of wealthy plsnters, bone o.
h. 'e '.':2 Niryil!!a acd Tennessee.
3i''t Ir:.s consist Of good Dwelling House, Ne
G., toa=-, San:e, Cribs, Sc 61O acres ID
-. al ';-m':cuinK Of a5D acreS, thus anordine
.'' e!''!Taii.,n neht year.
o'iortu.i:y is nf.red In its sale, 70 secure the
T., ,'. fi1ni.,on the Mississippi river.
N..s ~, sra:y TO RAaLEf, JGREY & CO.,
.'--s~Ga New Orleans. La
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,.SSi fsENlx ,. :lAAEs i l.,

t.s.,... Al 4tpESEJ AT HAS,
/ 'SiF- In -. Go.rte Of the city OF tachmosc, aod
- '.'r.Iss Of n-nrica, Hanover aad Caroline.
:. --'' ':try rubc ard COMMISSIONS. oi tns Cli'so
'',' t' I9- y cia:a..
~. ':''":s,,p bctwe.u NJ. Cha5:ain White and him
-: i'..d, lis g,Eee is ros on llth street, Isl
:..:-.:r iG.-..-
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Ey E-F[ -
!. 49,, :,sis.si.G GLAND,

-. - .-'t SAS s.-lN
1890. =. ::;rY n-d"fs ~ cy fertilizers IS
sd. 80. =. Ali icIy rely rr"n gst':cs, *te
.. s '.:-! e su; have .a1c: o:ers.
=. .r-riI.: aIre1.:ai-. from aayLils Csc IL
80. ... -. S.:.rsr Il co.:Ln. mere Ture b"Ss
-s.Tf :..ss :: ~ ,:Cy y.h"r Manipulated Ga7no
"a. o. '":,'..s =; preparations 20 waea: tSe
- - :-:o-s:- rs c0.!a be expected
g.. .e.,,.: ,:a:...s .: -: ~"::. ~, rust, and,
-."-s,.:. ":'i:.. 1:erec!-d the pr=ssn. Ia
~ s't 81. 'ar '.o..it..e /" very STeS: extent al
~ -: ....s ~; Tie c:s-- VI toe tes.!'
-: :" -a.-!:o: 20 fr-nYiac Guiana on
I.: ,.- :..: :e,i lAcs?Ea.-s-as nearly all
- - :-.,h - s:prr!p-i:y ,2cGar 'E.r s":soae,i"i
-. "ys! ,;.vt u CG:er. Il s:Ee itiat occas:on.
y-sG .c."rtcG; 5Gt :hs! we're such rs every
".a:. Uf .0i..cirlcs dae 3, Gc TACT that ihe
:.- E-gh r:.aS..a:sss, III: :scst S,aurs!y to The
s,.u. ..ui .,;I an. c'"ys. n:Vr cYef known.
z ~: 80 q! tie value OF Ey -2snrres IS TO be
p. -: i;.. tat J..e uEd:rs ;6r Gore .nao i3ar
=. . d. 80. - I'D Il; ii- sa;ar ptc53 iasI year,
.-..s ~ =: ::,:ic:td - Try my gasno FROM taelr
- .-.-. e: ai= representations 9: Others are par
... ,:!-: !. ura.: uHL's 3nanu, aad 20 see that
-,:s CO E:..r: T'aoJpu'>tea .:asits n ne
:. 80 ...; Q: n.rssn H:= couic;-Ss0n merchants
81, e., r.:r,":.i, >: =; 10y aserts, Messrs. THOMAS
- ,:E> s.s-sssa..i ii. COLLINS CO., Lynch.
-, -: Iii E.vI:.!:S5rG!2i Ai.pN, HAaIlS
s.ass.. =, :u,:aSTuH, CLiESEs co, ianrtiie.
H:--.. FRANK s. RCpFlS.
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Macy Y,o,sssn nohLaHS

;, h'tra q: iUUlS. SHOES AND HATS.
! :" s.'..'"tN e co tay,Er removed from their
=. ".'Eif - ALEXANDRIA te larger portion o:
:.-.,! = CcLriP.G COURTHOUSE, IA, oter II
80. - ';.' y!oce at ~hoe.al. only. II eonpr!se-
= -. ''-s>: c"i Of AItxAark:A HAScf. .cTcLi Gcois
!, t-1''y ;isrc!,u.s desiring 10 see lhe kos.cs
:: :' i: !.s con-, hou.e o.. Monday and Tuesday
:. We uEIt iu-.h.r LSt.ce
'e.o-t.v. c. A. BALDWIN ( co.
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spirit We would only haze asked such time
as VIZ may be e,tiiied TO u4dsr the circr.a
stalces b. all cqui;abe Construction OF tie con.
tlac'.
II IS dee IL ourselves to add that in conse
qu acr g: -" w;lhdrawal from the market by
tic tnit,d States Of tho ;nuskets altered 10
ncrcasi9n' which ley hal been selling at
So 80, which measure wss adopted some
months subs ruent 10 the making sl our con.
,lact, ~c fui::': sc ccull real z, 9 large prctt
Oh tha Purchase uf the nlu krls. We do not
refer to cur Voluntarily releasing the State
from sale Of nuskelS. which i. tnrctd out
we're necessary :or the defence, with v,e# OF
claiming for il; but bscanse wc have reason TO
hel:ave ,has Tc have been r-pr,s.Ltti as ect
ing N Contrary spirit.
We haze heard, tnn, that i; has been repre-
scnir! that tiat tcr cur having contracted to
do l!'is work, the -lrlncIy would now have
be' II IN operation.
VIC have sla cd 'liat The tine -ive2 u: was
fifteen month. rom the iirst oi S.pt:n1-r,
1860. !. VAS Cur impression at the time t6a.
tic Massachusetts party Was 10 have eighteen
months :rnln date ui Contract We haTc been
authorized bc onr OF the Commissioners. L.
member Of Tie Convention, to say that this
party vas - haze at least as long time as our.
sclees which the papers III his oHico would
SHOW. lie Il: nhSrut bur we refer 10 him. He
has, we licvc, preserved all the important
papers which will show the ia!sity OF The
ru referred tu-a runnr unjust alike to the
Commissioners, the 0,Ternor and ourselves.
Ii conclusion, re have reason to believe ,hs:
our connection wlth the er, ctioa y: iae Ar
"a IT" h.s bscn grossly perverted ard Hi:>reo
resented We invite the stric;est Sc u'lny in:o
esery word, line, aod art cf ours upon thu
subject, knuwirg that our purpose las cecl 10
sls..n The true interest and honor of Our
native S:a;e, aod cf tie South. though i WAS
a. i,kvlv q! the i-o- 10 rtsul! it, i,ss to us Us
;;a:a. And ve resPec fully ask lh1t this paper
ts tftefe.: upon iLu Journal Uf the C4ns eli
.i2I.
Respectfully submitted hy
JOSEPH T Anderson.
PS. Stree writing the ahoYr We have fe
Qnes:,d Mqj,H Rlndylph & co., 10 STATE .l.c
time h: Massachusetts, party was 10 have Cor
completing his Contract, and atpsnd mis- re-
Spuasc. }. K. \. & Co.
Ts,a i';,iir also submitted do:un:uis relative
o t;:e ..frisor; Council. znd communication
respecting the pay ri Citen States officers,
the Il s. part Of which, without reading, was
l,i.l upon the table, and Inc Inst ordered TO be
printed.
o, n3t!on Of Mr. Pace, the Convention
.ova r.ccss ug,li 8 o'clock.
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":,iIiN>.s aCrON l.AADN, pMOFE<"R.

e: i, ,NH-:: ; ;!TEDS LANDS, YisOfE<.F.
~ VS., As" SEA. ri- Mis.IcsiPpi
- ."t st:. bS sC-p .GHiriSG TERES Ok
~ '. '.hcii TRACE IL EAc"aHCE EcR
.t.'.":,- : az.
= .A'SI -@' 81. acrs', AiH.asa. EsT"s
. -.-' IA :.iss..tiiPi r!Te-, back OF "sl.rs
-'.'.e.",. -,1a:y, urlow Henphisi 2v@ .efes
i,' i&..c?--; I'D ae.,s. 81 The Inc Of R.,iTesd
49, .i:;iat a..i sacs CT Bayou Bas'hpows" III
-" t..Er
.' Il. tC:--i ~. &c: cs on Cd :nwa Rlgr and L.ee
.i -, Lsb ,s:.- Mla..ss:r.:: si.s., sre
- . o. !L I - r'iug
III. ..-.-T -..;1 .c.cs On O:d Town Elies AID
- :SEa i, s:,s;3ii ::r.-. sc:rS c!enrr'i,
> .:-.e.'.x y,a!s. ".h al! s,'.rr buildings,
i IJn::,a on aid T'''n l. is- .I:id i.ntt
49,. 'r :i:.-s. psi rivr:; l." acre. - iys s'tt= I"
-, pStes o.! .cJl.isni.g, with No. DISABLING
-' -: - {, ...a:s.
~ ,lorr Inform 'ion wiz please adt:-ss
= ::'suA. It tIe"ESetvTn. ~; W: '. JoiN-eN,
i,= a.; .:r LiWiS GasilEaAN, b; rit:sL drn
:. : ..,i =: : : .,ATrIEws. az brew eau- y,
I' i,E0SGE JoiiSstN,
q. - 81. " = J1HSsO:s.
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r.Sssfn is.AH9N,

$500 !. MA Gil y h " y II r. ,,
R.CEY0ED, "a.
y -. .LrCnES S,ca:D Engines o. every description
* IL! - C.>u.ar Saw Hilis, NH Gearing. Mnlns
-: s;...ry description. CasGpgs In lroa and bfss
s..,s. ..n.sc. Feb G-rly
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The Norfolk papers, by les; evcl.i - cars,
bring Il: Ire !e!;nw:ns i:ems:
A Inau named Charles Ray nond, son cf :hs
prcside.! Of nc Chesapeake fe;%a,2 Cola -
a U..npto-, trho Is Stated to bt Northern
nian.) deserted his post .. Grimes >irtr;,
near N:,rIv;s, and went over to the enemy, oa
caturday lat. lie was pursued by CAPT. At
:;ersop, Of the K.2tdcky Davis G1ar':.. 80
VI S;ni iar,l :oG-espcnien, Of Che Nv ~.
le7r- Crescent; br:, ila"iag greatly tie sios:,
be made his way 10 Ncxport News safely.
Wc barn :5as th- sre",pcr Winslnw, Capt.
iro.s=a. l.ss c:;;nrtd ano,hc7 p.;z-, a sc'n>,n.
cr q. 20o ;anS, laden with sugar end mG.osa<53,
and III ;cc.l,. ii ge:::o ;:cr into safe hlraor.
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AZ exchas g.is respynsib.e ior IL: foloSi' :

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4 number q tficc:s in tic Northern army
threaten to resign rnleEs the Rekos will agree,
i. Nc. - errc any Gn,sn.d on'''r's.
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OF, giving :h.y: week. rp:cc.
8. ~, 70 Gre lac rcgircatf rid2g c7 rail.
way train, iii .:ic Reosi oaes.
i. Not tc touch icta:hvd c";5pai,iss on I. o
ouspcs.s. without l:i"S ih"i- Intentions.
6. aad not ,o sut aar ou';' IS in tue;r guc:.
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oc.s=c. jui.. Site Greet Eastern ste"rc-
'.u - -: running iEto the steaI Lic
..a,la III i,s Isl nikh-, aid would ha7"
s..uc.-- 2e1s - -, : 10 ID bowSprt.
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3l.. Mammine,:, ~" 50 @.e:y of y re-
sury. and Mr.. 4: -" e -l.sstas. SER"
Of Srats, hnr. r.;;o.,u Eom the op"'.s" "a
House, ard occupg .:= :'siceas 0 nor.h ~
Of Eracklio street, orc dsor rest o. fonrta.
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The Richmond ENQUIRER,
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AtBmon0 En4uirlr.

BY TYLER, WISE & ALLEGRE.
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING. JULY 10, 1881
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FA.rFAx Co.:7 U.usE. July G. 1861.
y, y. - here o' an! A,.d. Join B. S -,
cf =. H:ac' .io::sc. has ;3st ra'e up 20 hesd.
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VirgInla Convcnlion.

WHEELING, Dec. 2.-In the Convention, Mr..
Hagan Of Boone county offered the following:
WHEREAS, Negro slavery Is the origin and
foundation of our National troubles, and The
cause Of the terrible rebellion in our midst,
that is seeking to overthrow our Govern
ment; and whereas slavery is incompatible
with the Word of God, and detrimental to the
interests Of free people as well as a wrong to
the slaves themselves; therefore,
ResOlued, That the Convention inquire into
the expediency Of making the proposed new
State free State, and that q provision be in
serted for the gradual emancipation of all the
slaves within the proposed boundaries of the
new State, to be submitted to the people Of the
same for their approval or rejection,
Referred to the committee on Fundamental
and General Provisions.
Mr.. Brown OF Kanawha offered the follow.
ing:
Resolved, That the State of Kanawha ought
to assume just and equitable proportion OF the
State Debt OF Virginia, and in doing 60 discrimi
nate between Its friends and foes, by paying
first the bonds held by her own loyal citizens;
next, those held by loyal citizens not resident In
the State of Kanawha; and Of the excess pro
rata share
Mr., Caldwell Of Marshall gave notice that he
should ask that provision be inserted in the
Constitution to the effect that, when the Consti
tuition is submitted to the people, they shall the1
determine whether the name shall be Western
Virginia or KanaWha