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MA TO THE VOTERS OF THE SENA-
HS"TOKIAL DISTRICT COMPOSED OF
THE co u n TIES OF HENRICO AND
HANOEER.-Mr. WiarnsG. " ickha,n having
resigned his seat in the Senate from the above
District, at the solicitation Of many gentlemen
heretofore of different political parties Shereby
announce myself candidate to fill tbs, vacancy.
Entirely approving what seems to|bs thefI fIVblic
sentiment, in opposition to II regular ko6iiicaf car
v;tss in the present excited condton,of thepuhlic
mind. shall ontent1nyself with. the above sim
pie announcements tpedgirg 10 the voters of the
District, if they shall'see fit to elect me- to5exert
whatever of ability Iapossess, botlhaof mind and
heart, (eschewing all party feeling or prejudice to
the establishmentIof Southern Independence and
the promotion of the best interests OF our noble
old,Commonweath.
sc 24-ts JNO R~GARNETT
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BIT THE DCsr AT LAsT.-Amopg the killed
by the Little Platte Bridge disaster wis Bar
clay Coppie, of John Brown raid no.oriety,
together with fv,. or siA men with him, aa
roatc TO join Mon tgomrry's Kansas regiInent.
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nGk. MEDICAL CARD.
wv OFFICE PRACTICE.
DR.. PLUME, of the old Medical House. confines
himself mainly to an etSce practice Franklin =,
little below the Exchange uote and dag naIy
opposite Ctla Fellows Hail. where skitlful d con-
fdental treatment may be obtained on reas onsble
terms. Those who have been exposed 10 certain
contagious ailments, are invited to call early.
Communications by mail, or otherwise, promptly
attended TO. Office open from 9 A. N. till +. NJ
my Gi-ts RICHMOND. VA.
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Nca TO THE VOTERS or TItF SEVENTH
H"CONGRESSIONAL II | S IT r ICT-Com-
posed of the counties of Campbell, Amherst, Nci
son, Abemarle, Fluvanna and buckingham. At
the solicitation of number Of gentlemen OF differ
ent parties hron ghont the District, announce my
self candidate 10 represent you in the first Con
gress of the Confederate STATES, under their per
manent Constitution. will take early oppor-
tunty to address the people at their respective
Court Houses.
Sc lS-ts JAMES z. HOLCOMBE.
Whig ENQUIRER and Examiner please copv.
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NH NOT1CE.-The annual ineatiug of the
~<"STOEKHULUERS OF THE BANK
OF RICHMOND will be hid at their Ranking
House On TUESDAY, the Ist October 1851 at l2
o'clock H. j. b. MACMURDO i:ashier
Sc l1-2w
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- piGsS Of ali kipds ground sald wls,le. for
~ p.ckiiug sad preserving. Also, large 6at
10 Hy Jars. received and for s,4e Ut
MEADE X BAkEk'E Drug store.
se 10 leo Main st., cor. shove P0st-O6acs.
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WANTS.

49, ~
ANyAN NTE p--lMMEDtATELf I'm
wv JOURNEYS II A I TERS. The
highest prices and constant employment given to
l,mpc,,nt warkmen Apply 10 + l. MOORE and
W. ii HAYWARD at the Dime Hotel, = Msin
erect. &c 0-dstScw'r
my A T f ID = TWO JOURNEYMEN
w GUN MAKERS. To such will suit
will give good wages and coostan, empiog ogment.
JAS. WALSH, doors above the
Sc 3Q-9y ST. Charles Ho.el.
tt;ANTED--TO HtRE-A free negro WOMAN.
" bs the month, 10 C ,ok foe small family -
Apply a, JOHNSON, YOUNGER & OTEY'S. Ii
Pearl stret sc 3o-st*
tNyANTFD--ro purchase, the FIXTURES
w OF Soap and Candle Factory Address
through Post Office, " Box $40" 80 30-},*
NNyAN N + 4 DR. RUITS
w For the SHOCCO ARTILLERY,
Now being formed lay the undersigned.
Uniforms furnished FIRE. or COST.
RecTlaung Office lltt street, between Main
and Bask streets.
ALEX. CAMERON, Recruiting Serg't
MATTHEW Z. TAYLOR
se 3-ts EDWARD 7. ROBINSON.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

fell SIX pounder suddenly advanced along :.
rfdg" where Il gun could never have been ex :
pected and drove the enemy from stable Law
ing out four of the enemy in sight On an
other occasion seven Were dropped before thu
howitzer. A company OF The enemy recon
noitcring, and commanded by mounted
officer, came on a picket of the Universit,
company. The sentry shot the mounted Off
GER down, received The yolley of the company
md retired unhurt. Mijor Lawson ef the
I'd regiment, having seized II rifle to surpris..
one OF the enemy's scouts, was himself sur
prised by another who sent shot through
his coat; The Major, however, avenged himse II
ON the iuteriOper by shooting him dead.
Tn the evening of the oath Gen Lee ar
rived with four regiments and two pieces 6.
cannon. Late on the .5th Gen. Wise receiy-
20 n communication from the Secretary OF
war requiring him to report immediately in
hichmond. Having ordered Col. Henningsen
10 accompany him, he left ca mp Defiance for
uiat city the same evening, with Majors Uuf.
heiu ana Stanard, Captains Parish and Sne,d q
hrd Lieut.. Wise, of his staff
The position at camp Defiance when Con
Wise left, was defended by about $500 men
ana eleven pieces of cannon, (Which. in "a
nohrs, would BE- reinforced to near 100 men i
commanded by Gen. Lee in person who h = :
ElnGieated Gen. w ises military judgment by
determining to try conclusions with the enc
my III the positions selected by the latter.
they are doubtless impregn able, even bv n
ioree OF 2a,uoO men. 1t can hardly, however
be anticipated that 1he enemy. even though
venture to attack Gen. Lee with his present
tofce, after hesitating to attack Gen Wise.
When ne had only 100 soldiers Ii General
Lee snCuid fail bark, it will only be on nc
count OF monstrations on his rear Gea.
fioyd was at Meadow Bluff with 300 men
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XTANrED-rIrry RycF7TTe
B. Ms,
Reeruit;uy eKAns

E1,DL.-,suPpLLgs FOR Tn2.kMY.
sa'."ns EEn .,s. WI BE- received fer tdshing
ND rLfpEk. p0TATd,1 9EAs.
Y %, H.. ~nper vegetables Of at 3nt, and
" vea.4. s ase o. the army, del.},di Il say
:. Dahs ~ 70 the freeps, or Ia pt1nA
I 3e.s sh,.,9p s.ppsl y essentially tyJess&y N
I - '.'s saspnlh be earetuEy pr.sdyta ~
}ss IN as The ,i..,a % i.as eoinio'i stl haAlT
txss or ksgg. j r. Sf P IT Pee 1H |
|6end. Gan, ;,m Is;s. , Snc coMm. Sd @rsis.e,ki |
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To the Vaters Of TIE Conlties Of HGaocer, Hemrico
Chartes Cfty, New keet, Elizabeth City, James
Cttg, and York, and the Cities Of Richmond and
WiiiGmsbnrg:
In response to call made on me in the public
press and i'll private letters, announce myself a
candidate 10 represent you in the HOUSE OF
gresS.
Although the active operations of the campaign
will not cease in tine for me 10 visit you before the
eiecfon, yet have no reason TO suppose that they
will interfere with the discharge OF my dutes as
your representative in Congress, should it be your
pleasure to call me to that body. In such event,
shall enduavor to represent you with intelligence
and fidelity. GEO. w. RANDOLPH
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The great cotton Mill at Sprague, Conneeti-
cut, the lArgeet in the country, and owned ~
dovsrnor Spragus, Of RAods Island, Il now
In full operation.
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FALL. ELECTIONS.

To JOHN y. YOUNG, Esa.-sIR
Nv Colonel Wickham having resigned hi
seat In the Convention. as the delegate from this
county. we respectfully insite you to announce
yourself candidate for scat in said Convention.
Jas T. Redd, Jno A. Hntcheson,
Robt s. Pollard, James Lyons,
John Wickham, Nabl King,
Saml Cottreii. Jr., Richard r. Wilmer,
Geo d. Harwood, Fl J. Christian,
X. II. Styl, j. A. Chevallie,
w. +. G.. Garnett, John d. Warren,
John n. Davis John Gath,igbt.
BENZ. J. Du Val, John Garnett,
D. 5. Taylor RI A. Mayo,
". L. McMinn.
Henrico Sept anh, is6i Sc 26-6t
HCG TO THE VOTERS OF HENRICO.
In compliance with an invitation published
in The Dispatch, and with the wishes of many Other
friends expressed to privately 70 the same ei-
feet, l announce myself candidate for sea In
the State Convention delegate from county.
10 fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF
Col. Williams c. Wckham.
Ii will give me great pleasure, If elected 10 en-
deavor 10 merit your confidence by faithful dis
charge of my duty.
Very respectfully,
Your fellow -citi-cn.
Sc 3o--3t* ]. d. YOUNG.
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BUSINESS MEETINGS.

ptSa TIL T. ANNUAL MEETING : :
-'>>-77 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY viii
be held at the office of the Company. over Wool.
houses bookstore Oh TUESDAY, the Isl ,l;,v OF
October, 1861 at u o'clock NJ
Sc l7-2w T. G.. JACKSON, Sec'y
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gA FOR CONGRESS
COL. GEORGE w. RANDOLPH.

COL. NfoRtTE w RANtOLIH.
TO the Potcrs of the Co1snties Of Hanorer, Hrrico
Charles City, Mao Kent, Elizabeth Ciy, Harwici
James City; and York, ard Of tie Cities Of Rich-
,aond and williamsburg
You will now very have TO elect renre-
sentative for this district in the Congress OF the
Confederate States
The importance of making the best selection al
fhis time cannot be ovcrrafed. The Thoughts and
wishes of many of your fellow-voters have without
any previous concert. simultaneously been at.
tractcd TO Col. GEORGE w. RANDOLPH as a
man eminenty qualified for this important post.
His military and naval experience. his profound
investigation OF the commercial resources aud
policy of the South, as exhibited in his laaster!v
speech in the Virginia Convention the high stand
ing and influence won by his industry, eloquence
and craftsmanship in that Convention all give the
highest assurance OF has greater usefulness in the
counsels of the Confederacy. which for some time
TO must he chiefly devoted tn the consiera-
ton Of military aud commercial policy
Earnestly devoted TO the cause of the South
with a mind vigorous and clear, we'll stored with
varied information with purify OF character and
high sense of honor which commands respect. aid
a courtesy of manner attractive to all, lie has never
failed to fill with credit ard distinction every trust
contitled to him.
There is no reason TO suppose that his election as
q member sf Congress Will interfere vita his mill
tary duties, as Congress will meet IN Eebrrarv
of the year when there is little probability
that position in the peninsula will BE- attack ed
by the enemy, and when i'd artillery can be litlr
used. on account Of the condition of the roads
We have no dorbt that Col. RANDOLPH will
consent to sfrve. il excited; Int 70 remove Mi
doubts upon the subject, earnestly call upon
him at once TO respond to this card.
Sept. 20th 1861. MANY VOTERS
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DINnOLUTIOys. re.

nIsSO SOi.UTIO N-The ce.partnership of
u CLARkSON, ANDERSON Il Co, was dis.
Clsed july lst, by mutual consent j. A.
fLAkKsoE will settle the business, though either
partner viii sign IN iguydisti,n 'rhe books ard
Iiccousts eau be found ai the sfice OF CLakAsos g.
70. No. l06 Main street J. A. cLARkSON.
J. H. ANDERSON
AN l.-s IL DRGWNELi4
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ED.-FURTY NEGROES warsdsiu
fia,ely-good hands--to aid iusa1ia
/, during the next four months, itlM in
ouisiana, above Baton Rouge. fnBrt
81 per day end tound; women 9ro
An excellent opportunity Is oifeSk 10
b permanently, on shares, on the a44, il
eiion. refer 10 the members of nc oil
Dunlop, Moncure g. Co, Ricbmon e.
20 a. 4. WiLfI!AN
R..A ;
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT OF a.,
Richmond, Aug. 7. 1851.
NTOTICE--It is very desirable that all corps
IN communities ard individuals in the State,
havng ARMS Of any kind-beyoud those abso
iut9ly necessary for their immediate use-shouid
return the same to this Department - soon as pos
sibe that they uay be overhauled AID thoroughly
repaired Address, -
G. DIMMOCKI Colonel,
au Sta G aaf If flripanep Of Vi--'nsa.
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TEb--A few more Ladies' and nen;l'
YpT. IN an ,,, n mp 1-ffrAr

zen 10 M no DhANAI IN5AL UNIN-
a now forming for the purpose Of swing
ag entertainments during the winter, ri
4 In Bali, forns.r riy old 7 rinity Charch, first
sine east of Exchange Hotel, on Franklin st.
P,.So~~A large HALL. FIR rent, by the 'ingle
or week, sai.ahie for Exhibsiions, Public
'ings, &c, he above Hall is being thoroughly
Isd sal adapted fer the aAovc purpnses.
l3t-~sfs T. STEIpER, Lsss. G.
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VXTINTER OATS.-Prime Winter Data fcr
wv sale by EDWIN WURTHAM 4 GO.
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Run tWAES.

' 4
DAN AWAY.--Left my hosse this day, two
~ weeks ago, my negro bg LA"RENCE:-
lie IS about 20 years old ls'v IN stature, with
busiy hoad, and good eonstenanre. Had on
when he lett gray soldier cap with gray sack
coat aud dark pants. He is 40 doubt hafbored by
white or free perso !, as he has bten seen
several times. a reward sill he paid for his de-
livery in jail, OF to me, Garner OF Clay and 9Th
sfrec's stJD-3 y
DVNAWAY-s25 INWARD D.--Ranaway, in
IL July, from the subscriber PAUL; brown mu-
E'tJo color, "A brickayo and plasterer; 27 years
OF age about ) feet : inches high; square built;
bushy hair and large eard when he left; face long,
ami hollow about the mouth: very slightly knock
kneed walks very erect; steps short and fast;
voice loud and strtng; when spoken to answers
quickly; sulien asrct. He formerly belonged TO
Mr. Benjamin F. yhlden. The above reward will
be paid to whoevf viii lodge him in the Charles.
ton WORK, k,IIouse yor in any Jail where l can get
Ejm. Apply al mis- office. l6-codlm
ID UNAW AZ Ran away from the Coal Mines.
III In Orangs gseoGuty, Oh the 18th OF this month,
lay boy, FREDERICK. Said b. Is = bright ,1u
latto, stout yuil,, abou. 81 years OF age has 4
downward BOX when spoken TO: about feet Q
Inches high will give reward Of S25 for the 90.
curing OF Hm In Lumukin's Jail, 20 that get him
again GEORGE W. PARKER,
&c 26-tns Isle Of Wight co.. Va
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ANfED--ai The { n,ederaie states Ar.

A n ED--a; the { ,n'ealeTate states Ar
msry, Richrnnni. several WoRkNES re
kmed 70 borins AMI s'iaighteping Gan Barres,
enpesen, ha,,.is the highest WAGES and steady
lylner. will is~ given. Employment cal b.
to nRn,bcs of ha, H. ac,vst we'd to light
fworS--sush S. door l''ckS srr4a's. Sc; also,
fverai SMITHS ou LIGHT acfS Applications
t,sde IN pers5n o. = i'.s-e. il !rC ssed t1 Mr..
MIN ADAsN Nae-A ef,..r-r.
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The Army of the Kanawha-Higbly In.
teresting Details.

The following communication, written by
Il distinguished officer, was received at late
hour on Sunday night. 1t loses none OF its
interest however, by the slight delay in its
publication:
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sTED--PB0FEssORSHIp.

sfED--PB0FESSOR ID nia
gentleman, an 4. b. of first honor IN &(uth
ollege Of high grade, (yho is qualifiedol l.acl
4'', Latin Greek, German, French all the
ssl desires situation in son,e Coiegaf nale
mary, or other institution of iearnin, lie
Wy, The best Of testimonials can he % lced
respect TO moral character, &c
or iurther Information, stating locatie = rms
:, address "bETA," Gold Hill p. o., ing
sth county, Va. ss61 Is
NJ AN FED,-Two virgiaia Ladies, aany
~ years experience la teaching, GesaA i,ua-
m .nh u private families or schools, eth Viz
~ ~" W ose OF the other Southern Statsz One
.eacL the usual English branches ench,
sa' Latin, aud Music; the other ESe and
a.' !, iae most Satisfactory tssthnonit a be
49,, seVnfed Address "a. w. HI tae,
4caend Va ss q BIZ
N ANIED-rIFTY REcR(ITe r. EHE
rrpiEsT REGIMENT VGaGINl FOL.
4. .'rs,' Persons wishing 70 foin q lsegi.
49, NJ asse the privilege Of selecting Com.
Wv oesire to Be attached 70, md 4, fur.
~ 80 ID good uniforms and accousret free
t.h'. t,hss particulars. apply st the Ri vous,
Fnian Hall, Main street, betwees and
,,dao hoai" ffota A. H. until S r.
THOMAS B. ms,
Rasr "a s.Al
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Fb.-A genticman. OF thrnafeAr
ace III TEACHING, desires "a \
II she city, or IN an adjacer e8n!
as 10 character and sclIarthi
Thorough instruction LIN
III; also, all of the branches sue L
sieai schools. Address,
E Il. w. BAGR1
X3K a
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MILITARY NOTICES.

"A OT1CE.--CapJ. c. ID. CLARK. A .. NJ,
Il will be AT Cuipeper c. +. en- the 7th at The
ins' ON the lltb and at Mt. Jackson the l4th
October 70 finish the purchases and pay the hire
4 wagons snd horses now in the service of the
gnltef- States :,trManassa 2s-6t|
DIEDMONT BAYTERY.-This corps sf Ligh,
Artillery, To be composed of picked men, and
commanded by competent and experienced officers
3 now forming. A number OF intelligent and able
b died young men have already Joined it, Uni
'erlns and equipments free of charge. For further
o formation. apply TO Major GEO ROSS, Brandy
3aton, CuipCpcr county. TO NJ. SCHELE DE
vEEE or c. ". TRUEHEART, University of
Virginia. Sc l6-eodlm*
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NTfb. The suhscriher wishes Ia en-
IL pl,v Il single n.an as TEACHER in his
Cor the next year who can teach. thoroughly.
~ attn and the English languages and Aathe-
4 and would take i've or SIX boys At Si30.-
kAnd lights at Richmond prices. N<ue nec'
bat those who can give the best evidence Of
Fitness. Address
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ANTED-To ASE-Ry a gr...
tlrmnn in .i,.s carntg-v, tr>.-ra,e COOK,
~h Err, ana IRONER, ard two likely NJ
ID BOYS. + nd a Il satisfactory srcuritS,
/ Ole when peace is declared Apply a' this Of.
50 sit-2'
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= STRAI.-A stray ti8asr) Mills. and CAkr
10 were taken up a the f.o. ot Eth street last
~alrlay evening, Sept. 18th The owner viii
cspc forward. pay charges, and take them away.
A,t,lY Il. II. .kLLkN, u! the foot of I7t street
i .O-3t r. II. ALLEN
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FMPO KTANT TO OFFICEKS AND
SOLDIERS
]. 8. ROBERTSON,
Corner Of Gor1a0r and Fraaklin Strssts RickMond
pirEtnta.
Keeps constantly on baud Z large and varied q.
sortment Of choice
FAMILY GROCERIES
AND
FINE LIQUORS AND CIGARS
imported exprsssly for this market.
ALSO-The best OLD RYE WHIsKEY, and
APPLE and PEACH HRANDY-dlstiiled In the
mountains Of this State.
Al LIQUORS and GROCERIES sold BY him are
warranted pure and good, or no sslss
r. 6.-Particular attention paid to putting up and
shipping Goods for Officers and Sodiers stationed
ct and away from Richmond.
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Will make liberal advances on TOBACCO,
WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, aud all other minor
products Of the country such rs RACON. LARD,
POULTRY, EGGS, BUTTER DRIED FRUITS,
LEATHER. HIDES, POTATOES BEANS,
PEAS, &C., &c
Cy-Quick sales and prompt returns,
Sc i3-tm
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fANiED-By d yorHg Virginia lady, Stua-
\ ton as TEACH Xix ia Il private faiE.-
~ English, Frencs, and Music and ssfres
& "a situation as early ss possible ldfsss
ork Union L. o., Fiuyanna eouH,N IA.
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LOST, STRAVEEs. Ne.

LkTRAY CoW.-Stsnyeti away from, tl.e sub
II scribcr, on o. about the 26tb OF September a
re,SOW, OF good size, with a whi.e spot on her
le.tk p a"d Sfar on her forehead, giving sbont
thre snilnpS al milk per day. Any person deliver
ines al Cow :. the subscriber or giving informa-
ti;azso she ga: be lad, will be suitably rewarded
Mrs +. Il 1.INTER
sN-ts 81 ,.reet, in Warwick Row
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WOE TO THE NORTHERN BArTAL.
- tA IONS.

So says John Forsyth. in the Mobile
(Ala) Register. Mr. Forsythe tells US
how this "woe" is to como upon us Z
Throughout the war, so far not one
act OF courage, not one symptom of eencr-
alship and soldierly feeling or ability have
been displayed. Lincoln himself is fright
'ened to death, and keeps up his spirits by
pouring spirits down, sleeps with his boots
Oh, and his cap and cloak at hand, with
his palace filled with armed men 10 guard
his sacred person. The government, the
military and the press in its service are
exhibiting at every step unmistakable signs
of trepidation. One Of the strongest is
the Imprisonment of army and navy Off
GERS for the crime of resignation, and Of
citizens suspected Of southern sentiments.
For the rest, their highest military feats
are incendiary torches applied to arsenals
and dockyards, and their hastily flying
under cover of darkness, emoke and con-
fusion.
A "Woe be to the northern battalions that
meet the first shock and outburst of the
fiery valor and fierce indignation that have
fused in one compact mass the entire
southern mind and heart, If the war
lasts Eve years, tie terms Of peace aciH Be
dictated at the gates 6f Boston. But the
war'will not last so long. The day is NOT
distant when the north will sue for peace
Until it does the policy as well as the will
of the south is to give them war to thei,
hearts content-Ear to the knife and t,
the hilt." ." E
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THE FEJEE PRINCIPLE. II,

Thhc Richmond Eaq,arer speaks of th,
Union movement in Western Virginia as a
revolt ---About't the hasty proposal of some
disheartened Union men there, to scccde
from the eastern portion Of the State, it
says, with creditable consistency: ...ia
Eve are so entirely devoted to the
great American principle, that government
should be by consent Of the governed-it
the Panhandle, or even any one county in
the State. should feel able and desirous TO
set up as an independent community, it
should have our vote" ta
Precisely And it the people of a town.
ship should feel able and desirous to set
up AS an Independent community" then
would rave the vote of the Enq,,iyer.
Aud 1t the people of the southern section
of the township were displeased with the
sentiments OF thei' neighbcrs in the north.
ern portion, there would be just cauyc for
another subdivision, according to the En-
qairer. And it that did not produce the
anarchy with which the seeessionists seem
81 madly in love. each family might set
up as an independent nationality, repudi.
ate its debts, seize such property as It
could lay hands on, issue letters Of maroue
and reprisal against the skiffs and canal
boats OF the rest Oh the township, and hav-
Ing armed its vfghting una" with guns
stolen from the township armory. lie id
wait behind the front dor tS shoot the
first man who came along with ah unpaid
bill in his hand od..1o l9i ni si1.'
Consistency is jewel. But this, which
the Eaq1irer calls the i"great American
principlen looks to US very much like the
great R,jce Island principle; with only
this difference thatiu Fjeee each 'Ifnde-
pendent community depends for its din
uer on the dprisoncrs it may take iaurlbg
the day. There is no telling To what eSs
tremeitRS En4uIrsy and Its FELLOWS may.
yet be reduced by their insane anarchicali
acts. but bfOneI thing they may be stire.a ifI
ever they eat Massachusetts, hscldieFn BE
will not agree with them.---M. Y Post