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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-26
L 4 AELhGfAtHk SPRINGS,
FESsA 2 MONTGOMERY CUUSTT, VA,

SnY SoST66GrRT ao5aFT' VA,
7 as 19lebretsa watering place VIII BE opened
f. Iha raGapto on OF vial ors tds LIST day % Jpns
located Sc niles from the Virgins s1d Ts6pss
-e5 EStI-cSd, ay are sssv 81 access, and AFFORD
tue best oacGr!tV for families.
Aa0-l depsIt neat IS eGperE!sed ~ the proprle-
tnTs, vac = ia attend personally 70 the wants OF
THE ProPris.ora nstter themselves they wers
never 20 we'll prepared SIS the present season.
fall supply Of Ice mss beaa secured
PASSENGERS leave tho Railroad - 8hswRr'Ils
ans sre "a rTted in four- ho-ss Cranibusses oves
h23 ROAD to tho springs
Gh5ss waters sss1d Enriys4ied Sor he cur9 Ct
Dy5p9yc'e. BOOTH G0LR00E s 90.
aaA THE NARREN FON SPRINGS,
YEAY FAg4UJGR COUNT, "a, are opea
4zs@ Tor ne e. ssSs? 3-5 q yisi;oTs:
Eetki = per dag. White servants. three fou rtb
GolegsG servants sad Children un5er ten and over
two Years II ags, ha.f price. Horses, $40 rsF
Az abundant IMPLY Of ICE Oh hand.
je s-di2tsw4w+ ROBERT HUnGIE.
4 AMELIA SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
ia il located q miles southwest q EIch
ksa...ssssEsA mona, On the Richmond and Dasv'lIe
Fead 40 viii Be opened fer visttofs OF ths (! EST
resuisv Omo'bns lfns viii sonnsct daily VIII
'ino rloyr1elors will csc every sEo.. - give
sstt facctoR TO those who visit this sSreesble
resort. FEe viii Keep the BEST TABLE,, AMI ouI
bAE shsll be wei stocked With the best Ii
TEBN6:
BOARD. per sss 90
children Uader IL, and servants - 50
White sofsanto t~o- tnird1.
Mssj9 s-es = room" w b charged sgtTs
"a HEWITT ROUSE,
lassl Families can be accommodated VIII
MIS- .-OtiMs and CAPITAL. FARE 81 the HEW
itG HOUSE, dgrt0g ;ho present sumner, al
@L9'..''.''''....,..p eT week.
S3....-s........... per month,
children Rnd cGloTeI -ervacss hall prtes. All
Passengers svi4x ~ est on tbs FirgiDls and Ten
ue~see Railroad, taxi 0!nner gn1 6GPpeE At the
HEWITT HO96E, O'clock 90 ,nipu&-s T. e
sins w g. HEWITT, Prop'r.
a > WATERING PLAGE OPEN kOn
A1-lts.. = ,aod 4.tlg n number Il families Tt0Q
aa-Iri Ela,s ana thu sou n. x no arc sa5kiu
. c0mlortRhl and saFs summer Re!rss., tha Pro
rElaf0Ee OF The r DAN ok BED ST LIP u Il
%khsNt5s nave made srran S6Eosnts foy the u- le-
TE3iHG PLACE is elsyeD IniIss from es.em
Depot; o. Tia FlEg mia agd Tennessee Raiixoad
ana gEIGE g59IeEts VIII Os made 70 convey persons
IRON ehat point 10 the Gprings,
T.Esn-Ss5 Per month FOR the entire season,
BzU for on8 noash, ard ): per day for any time
eea tha2 month. Children 4nd servants hall
price. q. w. sEANAs AND OTHERS,
ie lin PrGpristoFs.
a. HEALING SPRINGS,
TGAy BATH COUNTY, Va.
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- "a l. l. T Ii A u l.. $3.50,

RICHMOND, -,
ssnufectaTev OF aud Dealer IN p1Te ana -s!'ahlf
GEDlCIAE S, selected sud prepared ~ S'n.ef
expressly for physiciBES', yi4nt -ttoa and family
ass. I'll pew and r. re Remedies, pure CheUicels
and PheFmacea.tc8.s, Medicine Chests, Saddle
5&gs, Surgeons Instruments, Implements, IS.
g. Manufacturers prices.
Baad2Sss, 6ra.es, Sspp0rtsFs, TE1ssos, L2BiGp
Eisasis nd LsceG s5ocaiHsg.
Psrfumsry soaps. Brushes ard Combs, re ai
kinds; Fancy Goods, pare 2pleez, purs white
ketoe!1e oils, OILS of 81 5t2ds, Burning flutd
Paint, Glase, Dya e}5bs and fegntSbs7
Havs-s Cigars.
Purs Medical Brandy. Wines and WGi.key.
FIRvorlpg Extracts f'r Ce0s}ug, Cooking " iuss,
and all olhsG articles ksg. IN q Fr-.-aissss Dru8
Store, and ou good terms similar sr.laie5
hs bon ght for either nUTsh or S0Gtd. NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-26
l,o. roN %. nOhGs.-aoo oAles zorro

~ OEahHU EG~. OF various styics
so bales med ian and heavy TEN CLoTEs.
Ia store and receiving, fGT sale tyr Cas- o1!y, al
very moderate prizes.
Ia KENT. PAINE & GO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-26

"a Is Pearl street, below Gary street.
s., tsFoETEaB AsD DEALERS IN
k0AhlSs DOME TIC LIQUORS, CIGARS, 30
having fsnoved our entire stock o. did BE- An.
DI.P, WIN 90, Risss and Bourbon WH1skEYh
900 iafxe assortment vi imported fns CIGARS
LIN b.itahcTss We Invite the attention of both
sly @an country trade to the inducements va are
----rE IA ~-irs%
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Rad SanbY SOst unb @e9ta.
t%tDnen.
G6idbrt. ~sntanit.
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@gA@jRA9I BA29 GA
NIB faIlipnabIer QleiOerLG0rm.

- g8efARranir. SIS. 358 u. 558H.
Dienen geebrteu Sreunben aHb benz 93ublitunt mdeset d btsrpi
be gnseigs. OGB tp sas i9en let Sabel an, oieIern 8lase efablirs
gclhah ibernDmEaen babe nnS b~ettinbt8 eth ret1baIhgesS aaeruo
hsnen Iclic SearbettaeM SerrenfIeieerns Reueter Sacor. IN be,
~eIIigfteu graien ~rcrrdtbt8 paHen sanb aud iolae ani 8eieauig.
snisIttsen werbG -StO6e fhr Btnterrbds nnb bsien &c. III en2
sorted uuo ~ alien Ersien-- Serner cine NuspabL NeaenId5;rme
otSde It, IGrie aae IN bties SAD ihIassRbe arttel.
HE- Gns B~eneGnMgst UeroeR prompt, btlta uRb 1T f~ArSegtsl
Erit pcn us ~axaeEsrh9t tseroen.
(DsI8st1 IS. Ratfer.
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1tSea6nltres Sc
@atterSburg uro Wfarietta, oDer genpeob,
gS,oef;;,o ,.,4O 6 oIut1k,,s

. Ole Baltimore unb Sbips GHenbnbn btetEf Dem reiteneCn Dub,
lifunt bic arSstea 0srtbetie In 8efua suf 8tatefeti, 9cauem!i6.
teit, Gidereett, @anfAt6istt unb GGSntett Der 6. eneritn, - BAL
fe Urn ietner snberu 8abn II btsien' eaHoe E6ertrofen ipirb,
~atbebnteae etnie, e~letdBeitte aber aa5 bic flr3tfe nnb idntGfl
Inh baleT bts 6iGtsfe Spute fur Ste Nettenbeu na2 Dem @tHen
bic ntdt p~trfeblea lrGten, tie 81 6cnaStn
M2ei{enentfernuna pp1 8QItinlDre naG
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SersIebeu, ne6es;euauug, oSer SoI8GrtsRnbura unb Waaen.
Genen fhI Hria R6dfe fmr BE -. -...-k FL

setabrtcil INTO @ef9r6dtal 1T q, fbr wertbpoI3 ,to ~ceYtsnssa
tidt al EN- bas 2sbgr, ionbcrft er9etert 9th SEN 2sbensebe {. fcle
II ben ~liHssrH Ea9eu. g3il& H9Q 4tAVllG]a@ is@ CIV
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gserfsenae, @ar0naare ae
Ct. Meyer & CO..
SO. sos 90. >8aItimorsItr.

Gde WlNes hIlD DuIlHlHItItt
oem berebren Yublitum gu pt6en. bab mir nnIer Ofenlagei
test e~cnpeiyt uno 6o8 bette Continent Iaa9e, 1SC6Dfet, 9e3.
6fen, Rarlor. uaS 5euerplas6ten an 9Gn6 baber. sn|0B1E&
MGe BON an8 experimentation 9aranttreu mir iCt
Nenn fe ntbt pDnftdnbia 3ufrcoenfeaen. oiefetbea btnhen 1fo-
aatsrtt 5uridsenonmen weroen. oBne a0ltenbere6nurg
5teparaharen an 0eanse, 6urttb, 0eFn aler Irten IN ~tlrjet@
5rlt, ebenfp: 1St rsr4s3fs#F- I'd -
Oa6rtnren (Roefn9, @utterin9 Il. Gpputing } ale III S1par5-
uRb N6eib- Bieb I~Gla9eube Irtitel. R44G
gnl 9uteS 9ortiusl it1ltplarenl uQer an 9016. AZ :.
N3. @ebrauGte Oee1 1ner ArtenUelren IN gr6onoe fGS uets
8enpnlmen nn6 bobeu aN9 a~ufsefrts inlrayr ~perrsf6fa.g .{I
.Itr81ls stC sre a~n %. Wsley $50.
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XahrsXretie

49, Sur &c plDeren Ge1InIIlB1abtte.
9tnwaaoerer uns SRctienpe fpaten tebr p~pr9tts fefn, t9e lie TIRE
3iletts Iaufeu utt fOailu btehelben nur ron fpl9en a%neeReatsu
8eamtsn taufen, ptfAe ppn tbrcm @ebdlt [eben, nt@t aber pu
Mafleru Ober 8Utf4entrdssrH, Ia he iOnf Der GeFnbr a~rseefett
Fnh. tsFhmnas!t 81 nerben unb tr Sch uniona ~aisaeben.
Durdfobrt8sGillette
rad aust SEetltn bss DeReas 7nS ~ taben Eel
Ssh. II. Silhebrdtbt,
GfnercIs 6 rterGntegs@ eeHt Der gsGlttE1pFss nab
SsV.&iienbGbn, v
sasoN yO. 81 Ghdnte8ifr., Baltimore.
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@ermGnta SebenSz0 erffdberun9ss
9efeufAaft
in Nep-Uprf.
BGar etstOesabItes GapiYas @2O0,O00
pr6ftpenu $HsO z8sSenboHf.
@~tke-prGItb. uub Sefr.I UrieeC. 5c;rneubleT,
Dlie @eIeuf3aft ia b~auptidGlt& fdr bic peHtfae 8epf
feruHa Der Der. 9tGGteR Ge8runost tpUreen+ Sore Ste
auatsu fnD Dsutf@e Hne ibre Drudia&sa wsrOfn tn beat-
d er unn- en9L der SpraGe d~us8eSeben.
Sbre GelAafte behfpea tn Observation-Disclosures
MIterseB @GSfeuers Ato 2etbreu-
tcR.NerftAeruH6en. @ go
G1tats Vrpsent pes aGnsen Mnstns rDtrhen aattg
Berft@erten Derttetlts n1lo ma@en ole @eleulma1 oaparp 6H esaa
aMt IS e9euietttgtet bs0rlneefe1.
ais Jefe Een6en far baltimore Nho INgence QefreI er'
naunf, ron ceuen BITE NIT y 1:ettHneten quo @fttai-5n1aper nno
81. y. S~&wmaaer, = pr. Y. ~: V1h,"
- SRcbt, Eebr, am. G. 0fdsnsg,
. 9Der1et Drefsi, - Saccb atuortpn
. SamtltOu CATER, y - 9. N. SplGet,
y Gby. 6tnrtGS, y = Waerfr StetH.
y 2eEm. sn Rap6i n 60 utglauo,
. 6eurr DtetrsGs - gtofss 9Dtelenfelb.
4pplttanten aus Waibinston auo aus Urgent
elnem Ebelle pes Staates Warplanb
DsDeu R1 sefdutgt On MD peunen.
HcpIpn sengIer Heeut.
Cftees SO. IS Ssssnoir.. eeseuaber Der 4cn-Sffes,
4tTs1 6Sptn 4U
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330tDli0g entcQl 9ubgbu
0er6m5erkee BaeeYEon
a8lmtsrs oabrplas..

Biut<rsgabrplag.
Yin umb nab benz 3. REQ. @erbea ti8li8 tt3i 3nee eGf sieier
BARN tn nn@ f~pisenter 2Hsife e~ypebirt:
Scr Dpf5u8 sebt tasliG tnit&asua9as tes 5pnntass) um
8 ltr 20 IitH NlOr6ens CT nGG Qttts5Gre, &6tea8p, GIessIaub,
G Cincinnati, ct, 2puis unb ATE &beile os goefsnS an0 9lDrb-
rsfsus. @benfV nab glmgTa, Buffalo uno @duaea. NaA Grt-
mittssurs, gprf, eansafeg, @easns YettsyiGe. Swtnss, a2tas,
0letiterssgrn uns gseitHunfef, @ie. stad eaala6er9bRse, Gar
tSle uub 0agerS rptru
NaG Nep-gerg an $50 49ers nit nRr ftseu Gargen-
Eebiel. f. 5tut5 pe anf iebeg oneera 8apa. rs
@eirnbe f5unet nit oieEn Gage Ea9 Detroit uo &6icQ9c TIA
Mtaearo Rails, 70 biatg a8 auf %alh ener auoern Babu tabren
Ter @rpreb5us gent 8 g. Ga@mN tGeieE Su9 sebt aH9 CONF
tags, I.~ 4a+
Der 9ar1tSEurg-NcGemr1 GItp n s@8 Il & eeAt s3s-
Ito (GsnntGg$ Gusseh9ngnen} Yin g. As atenSs ab,
Metfsnbe ppa SO af5tnetpt uub cena sunni, resIe mis Zen.
Bulge I'm CT. MsgTgeus cher $3.50 WaGmtttaeS bier angens.
men, Enbep BefSrbernug nit ben 5ugen btefer gapn.
G7~ aSegen ~5GbrtiletS unb ancsrer genaAsn unb t~erlaSItdsu
@usfuaft 5elete uan Hh an Ste Buetts0fHse IN GER oGalRert-
GtGttrr," Ode pn Gaipsrt- Htc SranfltnfTa su ueaAsa.
Sas. 6. eGIarfe, @1pT
3. s.. 81 Gfmer Btaet<@Sert SuiagiL
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GStdbttg fir @tstsoomoerer.
ARRANGEMENTS fir MiiInGllne

AAssAssM4 &SsS|btE E1k SssasSS31~$IS%%
zzzgfeue arrangements fiir gilrrGIOe>
rer, bic mad Oelm 2Geiteu go reiien iuiialder.
WDn bfutc ben 9. ! 71frs9sr All uezpFr btg &tnTa0ol1Er Gpi
Der NertSern @rntgal @alsertfraet DerOt @iientebn NIT oert
Grpres3us %bef6rpert. Die gabn ttetet bapptG zen Sutnttsranteh
eineu srSBeren 8prtbetG, ais treeub eins an3erf gsebn,
aud f. Fe nm g g1etisa tarser as ieoe ensert gabn mad teudnn-
Yiftsburg, Glepeloao, Detroit, Sort 8obne,
gbicagp, Wfillpautee, @alena, Dubuque, 81.
Saul, Sod 9slQnp, burlington, Soma Ctr
lnS perben bfspalb nis NIT Der g~ferteera Geitrai 9aba eebenben
perfpuen 10 @trabfa frdber a6 otf NIT ansern 8abnen getenbeu
bort ctatrefen, aR1 wstsca4 3lal penf8er bic goagen Ge6et as
ge&fflt. III, 8atn aiebt bng@ osn iasafea Spstl spn 0tip.
Die Gan3a Gntfernuag son bier bis @biGagD ia 500 Dlsfen NGs
Gepdd @tte pifr as,et4nst (mar'sS) uu5 8s9t nit psn gnfaetersn
an ben seftnTauu6sOrk
9ead @reitIine, Daptpn, Cincinnati, 9,tbianar
polls, Qpui8oiuc unit CT. Qoni8
werbeu stenfars 9ale8iefs tef6rseEt an6 FIT i6r @epSG fetne
~ettere llnlabunasipfen tstaGnft. ste ~gndaeiere s5nasn nit
Dem nbr-, rser a5.ao5 10 ulr-3us nab alien w,fit&en 9ldsen
eehen rtne unseftoe8S a~uf9sbasten IL rceeeen.- Drg&fs1ytssGtty
iettg Gerbe1 rertanft III Der 9f7ce ees V geaten.
Os14s ST.. rs 1eaS-gtreei. aa1e S8stsrs qBGaet.
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s. 80 Ntor9ens PpiF. - "
Ger Ncep pbattDn8 g 3ug Ms
6reberif perIdBt Baltimore II IT
4. 80 unb 8repertf un 6 80 Mer8euS.
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ga d Neiferstpwn. Som Weifern 80.
oet 0admittoo 2 ubr.
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Rad Seupptlte YbilaO. Nfoao.) =
Son Niiil9 Gun 9utel 6isbit. ieoen Dien
flag Dpmnerfag u. SamItus.
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09a6 Belatr. - Son' 8rpiru8 6ptel IN
6i9bftr. iepen Dienlta8, DDnneritas u. Sam=
ftaa.
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GeDiIrae. - Nrima Commencement 30. ! u. 2, RuBtotuRFs.
fbmarSen otnaapOre- RfefeE, Reiten, @siN1, MsusratbIftbenno
SauIaiea Rsmeat p0rrai5,S pBp ss p~sEf7sfsH BEL RpbeDaLb &
VHnRII, 80 &begPfbs. &pf2eS
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observation-disclosures.

DaS Ycls0Otul miro um u llbr 0aOrgens
SeSTnet uuo9pm Z ubr Qbenos geidlOEen.
Nn SDnntd0en lit oaS @ebduoe bios ants
IIden 9 unb 10 ubr 8ermitta8s Offen.
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NDfabrt nmb AnFnnft fer Otfemba6ms
3iee.

NDfabrt nnb Mnfnmft Ter Gifemba6ms
3uge4
8oItim ore unb Sb 10 @ifenbabns
Roa B af&tn8tOn.
4. 20 Il. 8. 40 0ortA. 6 - IL. 10. 40 8crm.
8. as II. s. Nadm. 5, Sou. 6. so 9fa9m.
Son WaiRtn8tcm.
g~6faGrt. gufunft.
6. n.7. 80 Gprm. z. 45 u. g. 80 9Scrm.
2. 80 II. $40 Nadm. 5. 90 t. z. 35 Nadnl,
Rad SanbY SOst unb % 8 tx :
tiDnen.
g6fuErt. %sEatauit.
s. 80 Morsens pOf.
Der IcepmpbattDn8 3ug Ms
|Erebertf perldBt 9 dItt t1p II III
4, 80 uno 6rebertd nm 6 80 Mer8eu8.
Oe6roltdbe Gentralba1u.
Dur4@3hse mad benz 8eftem
0t9abrt: MrrsenS 8. 20 Mein. uaD NaGum
tags .. 80 WQHAteH.
Sarri8bursI cepmpbatipn8e
abfabrt : 8 40 ubr AbbS. in Gerbinpung ul.
Der welliden 8abn.
.89tlabelpbtu, Wt1mtn9ton II
sra-a 8alttmsre.
8. 3OItin. II. 10. Is Gorm. II. 4. As Nadm
SpnntaS8 9eht btUB Der lebtSeaunute Bug.
Wetlt4e Warplanb Gtfenbabn
(GaGsert etaHon.)
9.15 II. 4.3O Nadm. Obs Discriminatory
SnlnibuI1e fir Wanhelter fteben Steu tags,
Dpnnerita9a unb Sdmitus8 nit bem Wfors
9eu5u9e in 9erbinpun9.
Die 3ase perta1en Weitmin1ter UNI S ubr
.1sesa 9uab II 80 gprmitta9s.
StageS+
q a9 8 al itt8turg (pia Discriminatory
9eben BEN Weltern !0otel, @de 6o,parb II.
Sarato9altr. jepen Wpr9en I'm z lbr (Spnn@
tags au8genoumen.
&c d 81 ppantpmnu II. Tem ii . NJ II.
8erlaIen @de 6olipup u. 6apettefr. I'M 8.
l1br Mor8ena II. 4. so Nadm.
Na6 8elatr. = 8on' 8rpnuS 6ptel in
9i8bitr. ieOen Dienita8, DDnneritos u. Sum=
flag.
Na6 Sel1ppiIte WbilaO. 9foao.) -
Bon 6iiil9 Gun 9ctel 6iSbft. jeoen Diens
flag, Dpmnerftag u. Sam1tuS.
Na d ReiferStpwn. 8om Welfern Sos
oef 0ad,mittao 3 1br.
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IOeflid. 5 NAL tag. (7 Mor0. 4 mOro.
lid, Sonntls ouss 81 1 Shit
s%enrmnien. Isl miit. . No@.
Oeflid an Scnn. Bios 3.5592adm. 4 MOrs.
WaIbinstOa 3Difdenf.7i 5QfOrs, 1.4O9fit.
lYannapollS 80 Z }T.10Mcrs. 9. 8MOrg.
BS-aan95G { (2.5Ogao@n. S No6.
6reOerit d. 3pii&eaH Z Mors, 1oA Waor.
'statisasa III NRitt. S. Ra9.
|Ghm6erlanSs -ai9 2 = MOrs. S. aa&.
gorf unp tpeftfid itber }6a WtSrS. 81 MOr.
'8ittSturs s l61 Sbps. 81 NboS
SOnntaa8 BIOS si1sg 61 81 mOr,
Bnffalo Grp. IS q 81 MlOrg. 81
.0lo YOihfs Est. mOn.Y sI SaadSn. # @Ror.
0e(afpare unoSflide 81 Nahnt. 81 9fa@.
Counties Don Mfarpt. !
Colbert Co.; Dien. 50 4o@erg. 81 abOs.
flag, DON. II. Sams. !
Bort GOboccO td9li9 8 6
Beifminfter ) 5 WOrs, 81 gtad.
6reeoOm, Oienfua 50 0tor8. CD Mu&.
Gums. Mont. 8reit.
Mrstfe fir WpfInDen.
grtefe unter gcupert, welGe ni6t itber !
u13e tplsgea, ano ni9t weiter alS 1000 Weis
8ebep, fpfen 3 @entS, iber 5000 Weilen 10
Gents, 8enn Elm 8rief ldperer 1T, ais |
Hnje, 10 toltet er ba8 Doppelte. leber et,e
ling, pap Dreiiade unO 10 fir ieOe tpeitere balbe
un5e 3 Gents rnebr,4 n sse
AQe Briefe inner9alb oen Ser. Stuaten
niiilen pcran86e5ablt werben, lei eS mitte(t
Pplt Stamps, poer %9eltempelteu Converts.
8rtefet tpethe III Die Bcf aeteat iperben.
nlte am Blase9Ietbit an irgene cine 0ore1e Be-
%ltiiillat finn, toIteR / Gent. 8rtefe, wel6e in
ZEN 3eitulSen publist t tperOen, frIten nebIf
benz Rerto 1 Gent EXTRA. Sim Srte Ielbf uuF<
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paft leln, DAB beipe @uren pfeu ltao /; oaoeru.
fats rperoen lis ais 8riefe berebnet.
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OuhRaRawha

The inEestigatiOns Of orr Oil region are
stll going on SeV diseoFeriesof the ua-
erting Indications Of The existenee Of large
reservoirs of the pure Oh some where be-
low are made every few days The Salt
well OF NJ. n Wilson, just At the head of
the bottom above town which has been
closed for few years, has been opened
Rpd found 70 eoutain oil which, II Is
thought, may be obtai7ed IN quantities 10
justify working At a1y rate, a company
vii at once test the matler. Several com
Panies= We understand, VIII shortly COM,
lnenee the operation of boring in difeUent
localities in this vicinity -RcPnGliesa
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]. H. PENDLETox, Chairman.
WILSON BEALL, Chairman.
. call thus:

And comments on the call thus:
Now, what does this mean? What right
have this committee, appointed last spring
at Fairmont, TO interfere in fixing the time
and place Of holding Congressional Con-
vention2 At the LAST Congressional Con-
ventiOu it was
RsSolrsd, That Central Committee,
consisting Of one from each county in the
Congressional district, be appointed, whose
duty it shall be TO FIX the time aud place
for holding the next Congressional Con-
YentiNn for this district.
Now, this Fairmont Convention, which
had nothing to do With Congressional mat
tiers, having been called for another pur-
pose altogether comes in and interferes-
This looks like trick-and what does it
menn2 II is true the above call Is signed
by Mr.. Beall, the Chairman Of the Con-
gressional Committee, but the. members
were not consulted.
Wenre in favor of eonEention-ve
made The FIRST move in the matter. and ask
ed the party to meet and harmonic and
make nomination. This was passed by
in silence, and now al this late day, few
men because they happened to be right,
and who have no authority in the premises,
make this call for convention. Let us
proceed legally and fairly. We see enough
of the ruinous effects OF trickery, which
resulted from the Baltimore Convention
70 Aroid tEickey men in the future.
g
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VIZ Szve bees anticipating that some Of
our members in The Convention, would
disgust even the .-Southern State rights
dTsnuioaists about Riehnond- With their
everlasting tuaddIe about their pride of
birth IL and Ausdying dsrorion to the
Old Dominion, mother Of States, etc. The
Seeessionists are justly indignant At this
sttempt TO steal their thunder, this in
frisgenent o. thsir chartered occupation.
The Enqrpsr very Seasibly remarks, though
it Is great on tha. sort of thing, itself:
Some Of the Submission orators in the
Legislature and IN the coaVeation, take
particular credit TO themselves for the ac-
eidsnt Of their birth 10 the old Dominion.
They pride themselves amazingly upon the
fact that they are Yirginians 10 The man
ner born" Their loyalty 10 this Com
mouwealth, their loftT appreciation Of her
past glory, their just and feeling sense of
her present tremendous responsibility.
must al be taken for granted, beranse,
for5ooth, they CHANGED TO be born uPoa
her soil.
Nov it MAS mere matter Of accident,
that these boaa,fal gentlemen we're born
IN hSlnlAs lhspGau o. New Lealan0--
They had nothing to do With the circum-
stance, couldn't have helped IT. and cOsse-
quentIy are neither better nor worse. in
herentIy, on account Of it.
We always thought it did not matter
much where a man hap ened to open his
eyss his eyes TOR the irsi time upon day
light, If he bad the right grit in him, he
he would stand uP for the right Thing. and
d his duty manfulIy under adverse as well
as suspicious circumstances, and We think
50 yet.
Virginia is a very good State to be born
in, las Douglas once said nbont vermOnt)
ifa man emigrates early, and it would be n
very good State TO live in, too, If little
saiutsry check could be put upon the dog
matiSm Of our aristocratic brethren in the
East. A very curious and rather amusing
thing is this vanity of vauities among the
F. F. VS. A SAKE words it,
OfalI the notable things on Earth,
The quSsFest Y the pride Of birth,
Among the 6eFre DemOcraey.
bldg Asros . hundred year,
WitlSo Ut prop To GlVs e from seem
lOtisVen couple Of rotten peeri,
thing t0r laughter, heeTs and jsera.
lS American AriStOeFney.
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WEsTERN vTReINIA.

the Blue RIdge--TheIr slave Popu-
POPulRtIOn.-Intere ana In-
StFueIlVe Statistics.
There is nothing like figures. The all
instructive census speaks like q prophet
out of "the Old Dominion
There are one hundred and forty-eight
couuIiesin Virginia. esecontain l, O47,-
$40 white inhabitants, and 1911 ,456 slaves.
FOrty-eight cOnnties-nther less than one
third Of the Whole-Iie westward Of tho
Blue Ridge, which traTerses the state
from Northeast to Southwest. They are,
of course, adjacent to Pennsylvania, Ohio
and Kentucky. They contain 5000 slaves
-0He-thira OF the counties, and one ku1d-
Tedth part Of the slaves. Not only does
this extraordinary relative disproportion'
exist, but majority of the Western coun-
ties have actually diminished their num-
Der of slaves since the previous census
IN the aggregate l,Il5. During the same
period, the white population Of these for
freight counties has increased 79,sl3
soulsi One Aloue-0hio eounty-hAs
gained 1884 white inhabitants; being
within fraction Of the whole number Of
slaves in the forty-eight. The total gain
IN whites of the l4s counties Of the State
is l52,T79 in Ten years. or this number.
therefore, 1882, or over City per cent has
accrued in ohe-third Of the e0unties-the
tOrty-eight west Of the AlIeghanies.
To reeaPitulate, 10 a tabular form, for
greater Perspicuity:
no Easts[a COUNTIES eOatAin---.----ass7os IEHVss
e WeltEEu eoG1fIas fqtaIn.-.-..-. Rn10 SlaTRE
Ths oalla have EAinsdo--........... T0Sl2 Uhft1l
In less marked, bur distinct degree, the
same process Il observable In the counties
bordering oPOa. Maryland indicating that
they are fnhueneOd BY the eanses which
have At once diminished the sIaTe p6puIa-
ton and increased the prosperity Of that
State.
Il would almost seen that the Southern
States are determined TO defy alike preee-
dents' principles aud statistics They are
singulArly regardless Of those impregnabIe
Phalanzes Of figures which are only the
signals Of the marching fates behiud them.
virginia hoUevEr. one of the oldest.
WIsest and tnost patriotic members Of The
CO7tederney, in spite OF the Hotspurs Who
goad her within and without, has acted
with eoolness ~ worthy Of herself as it
" Of Imitation, aud which gives promise
that she, at least, viii not shut her eye1
against facts. The marvellous increase of
Popalaiioa IN her counties that lie nearest
FIRE soil, and that, having feEest slaves.
are rapidly diminishing them. Is a preg.
nant Initiation Il "a = glorious prophecy
that her noble soil, named Of EnRisndr1
anUedded Queen. and celebrated On har
poet As efruitfuliest YirRinia,r shall yet.
and At 20 distant day, be yRER. Nothing
can prerent this result. SeerEsioa itself
vii only delay II. II the Bnion o. O0t-Of
Il NirgiRia, and all oar border sister. WI
sooner or later realize the adVantaqes Of
consistently free tns;itati0ns.-N +. FofId