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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18
AMERICA WITHOUT NATIONAL 'Alas.-A


AMERICA WITHOUT NATIONAL AIRs.-A
Virginia exchange says: rI'.
% We have no really national airs. Cyan
kee Doodle" is an unmeaning melody of
foreign origin; it was played in derision of
the Americans by the British fifers during
the Revolutionary War. Its true origin is
from an unsuccessful orstorio, entitled
ulysses" composed by William Smith,
"Hail Columbia originally the old "Presi-
dents Marcel" was composed by the Ger
man leader Of the band at Trenton, after the
old Irish tune Of "Bibo.n The more modern
song, so popular with the Unionists, "Co-
lumbis, the Gem of the Ocean" claims its
origin from John Bull. It's transatlantic
title was HBritannia, thou Gem of the
Ocean, "Our Flag Is There. another song
tending toward nationality, is said to have
been composed in South America.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18
Utica white Lime. Z

MHR UNDEH8IGNKD HAVING IN.
X OkkAhED their facilities In anuinnfurin inF thla
celebrated Lime are nov prepared 70 All orders q
having them allied, and IN No, coopefaoe. and %
the most reasonable tefmB. All orders addressed %
as a. Utica, tnd.i vii meet with prompt lsgt.on.
Utica. Ind. March 10. 1851 - iakis-d@;
CMOKRRs, .ATTBNTI0Nl-A oH0IOR
- lot 81 Hagada ClgaFs and 1no x11&oco received
AZ fEkeusOhle, Ninth and YI1e. So
DEllQyAL.--.I, y. TAXI.QH HA4 y 4.
~ MOVED hia HaaI- stale uMcl nom NO. 10
Vins.1i- 70 s. 4. corner q flfih hnf Naleut,sts,s
syeE Smiths Tea-fiPre. nAAs-1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18
MEDICAL.

n &. NEWTON, nI. D.-OFFICE, 40.
Race. Residence, 1O2 west Seven st, between
Vine and Race. Once bours ~ 20 81 A NJ, "
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

To make nice jam--lay your head under
descending pile driver ~,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18
.--..------ Main.At., Cincinnati.
Also, BY retail srocers generally, fe2I-cm

A ssIGNEE,s sALE-OF LUMBER
IA SaW-miil, Machinery Horses Wagons aud
other personal property and the premises
connected with the saw-mil Of Richard Asberaft.
PufBuant TO an order of the Probate Court Of Ham,
ilton County, Ohio, will. on MONDAY, the 2oth
day OF May, 1851, offer at public auction on the
premises known as "AshoTalt's Steam Saw-mill," :"
Situated the sooth side of FrOnt.ss west Of the
Miami Canal, In the city Of Cincinnati, all the In
terest Of said Richard Asbcraft in the leasehold
property described In the deed Of assignment
reference being here made TO said deed ile in
said Court for more Bar rtionler descripionG also,
the steam saw mill thereon and all the machinery,
engines, boilers shattiug, puiieysl betting and sp
pnrtenances lheFeini and aso ali the lumber In aud
about said III and on said premises AlSo, the once
and stable on said premises, aud 9l other personal
property remaining unsOld, including horses, luin-
Der, wagons, &C. retms-fog al sales of $50 and
under cash. for all sales over $50 aud net S00
credit * thirty days and ioT all sales over 500,
credit Of sixty Detes Of purchasers 70 be taken
With approved security. BY order Of Oourt, sald
leasebod premises will Pc sold separately from the
AZ separately of toRethsr, as said assigeeA 10 his
discretion may deem best a large quantity Of lum-
bar of diferent kinds Will be sold G.
n 49, ROBERT Q. ASHORAFrsl
popp IIusfoS, ktt5rhSys mys,j.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

THNO PARTIES WHO INTEND PUL.
n CHASING for cash, or on short time, we offer
an opportunity of saving from 8 TO 10 per cent.
Particular attention paid te shipping Lumber,
either by Railroad, Biver or Canal.
pS- YRrd on Freemen-st opposite George, and
next to the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton RRll
coed. mh25-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

eB- Coz stantly en- hand supply of Youghio
gheny, Peach orchard Camel and Hartford City
Coal City -manufactured aud Moheesport Coke !
Fire-brick and Clay. fe23-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18
LAW CARDS.

CAMFInLD & 3 snRTRAm-
DEALEgs IN ..
Coal and Coke, Fire-briok and ClayI
osice and Yard-107 East Front st., south side,
between Butler-st and Miami Canal. D..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18
Oyster q etchup!

VySI0T A 0CCh u pI
"A NEW ARTICLEI
TRY ITI TRY TIT
sHRIVER's BALTIMORE OYSTER KETCHUP, |,
Shriver's Baltimore Oyster Ketehupl
FHIHIS is AN ENTIRELY NEW ARTI-
n Gle, made Of the finest and highest t-havored
Baltimore Oysters, containing all their flavor and
is pronounced the best Retchup, Sauce, now
use. 1t IL intended for on all meats, hot OF
old and is PARTICULARLY good on poOltry. For
eoniI soups and gravies 1t has no equal, and IL
delightful addition 20 chicken salad, or wherever
kstchup sauce Is desirable. "
Originated and prepared only by -t.
JAS SHRIyER & CO., Baltimore, Md
For sale, wholesele, by IT f.F II = -
'.'tfS J. r. WARREN & CO.,
.--.-- Main at, Cincinnati
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

TRAINS WILL LEAVE CINCINNATI
# II for Camp Harrison, at 6sOS aud Ss43A. NJ,
9i23, 2i53, 4i23, 5i3S and 6i53 P. NJ.
Leave Camp Grounds at 5.5R S.I4 and O;43
A. NJ, 1922, 5i3S, 6;53 and S;52 z. NJ
ap25 ID. McLABEN, Supsrintendent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18
Cincinnati, Hamilton 4 Dayton
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Camp Harrison.

sUPBRINTFNDENT,s OFFICE, J
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

Camafgo Manl1aoSuF1nE Ooss
81 WEST ToBRTH-s1,, oisoINNAri.
ManufAetureu aud Dealers ia
Wall PaPOxS and Window-shaaoai
nUh sEOOK or THE ABOVE GOODA
" has been manuiactured expressly for this uala
ket. Our ytes ar AZ new and prizes much l0WoE
than ever before ensrsd u this city. se1s-ay
Hanks's Bell and Brass Foundry.
MILES WORKS, (iormarly George q. HAnkal Uo.
10O EAzt Second saireof, Dinclnnah.
QELI49 KEPT CONeT TANTLKO ON HAyD
~ or made 20 order Of any size uE 70 $500 poantas
and In chimes, a. wanted. EyerY variety of Hrnn
Work and Brass and Composition okstines nGde -
ORDER Also On hard, bebbltt Aetel and oapeltag
soldeE' and ever dssoriPtiPn Of hnished braD
- IRON PIPE AND FTTTTNGs.
fertlcglaI altsntioh giyoA to eteambeat HoEE.
such a Wrought Iron Plplng, AID fittinRH put upt
steam and Water Gauges, Metaiic Peckinf hlntisC
81 uerss Engins Bells, a.. LAgef-be Decks aa1
al other varieties always on hand.
Z ssa q THOMAE FIFTH. supsrlntaunant
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

several days, and that Governor Letcher does
nothing without receiving orders from Mont
gomery. .r a- -..a..-......
ST.. Louis, No., May l7.-Seyeral u nion
men having been driven from Potosi, on the
Iron Mountain Railroad. a detachment of
volunteers, under command Of Captain Cole,
was sent down on Tuesday night 70 protect
( the 10y yal citizensof that section. ...
Captain Cole reached Potosi At three
O'clock yesterday morning, surrounded the
town with chain Of sentinels, and shortly
after daylight about one hundred aud fifty
citizens were taken prisoners. They were
formed in line, and the Union men among
them, after being recognized, were released.
About fifty Secessionists were liberated on
parole, and nine of the leaders brought to
the city prisoners Of war, 7..-,l,r ~.
The lead manufactoIy belonging to john
Dean wss taken possession. OF, and some four
A company of cavalry at Desota captured
thirty horses and hoisted the Stars aud
Stripes on pole just raised 70 receive Sc
eession flag. -'....-s,. .,--. .-i N.
Another prominent Secessionist was ar.
rested here, and still another at Victoria,
making twelve in all now in the arsenal.
Thirteen American families arrived here last
night having been driven from the different
towns along the Pacific Railroad, for sup
porting the Union.
General Price has issued orders instruct
ing the Brigadier.G Generals to Immediately
organize the militia in their respective dis
triets, and hold them in readiness for active
Fervice.
The officers and soldiers are enjoined tc
sfford all the protection in their power Il
persons and property of citizens Of the State
without reference to political principles.
The object of this organization being 4
simply protect the people in their rights un
der the Constitution Of the State, and Unite(
States troops are warned to avoid collision
] with any armed bodies, unless Il Is absolutel,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

The great leading builders in London have
resolved hereafter TO pay their workmep by,
the hour, fifteen cents for experienced hands
and nine for laborers. ~ ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

An American flag was raised in the Jew
ish Synagogue, in Green street, New York,
on Wednesday, with appropriate religious
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

BY ~ vigiisaes sd sinsiy sesioa ~ suy
Representative ~ itsm h ~ Array Apvsepri.
stisa Ill ~ - Hss;v>sl Aru-esiss wss n.
sFss.sA ffsss tl35Ooo Coz sseh 70 szoaOoo.
nnhihg h ell eAeoeoO. This i,sfySs vsssm-
lnensiy psspss. whsthss IN pea.s % fhs sssa-
tFy b. preserved o. no. Bat Ne. Bofu-sas e
fssts we're nes property sustained By Sus ssaa-
tosn. aaA tAs ssaoant vas rsdsoed 70 sisp.0oo
fcr saeh AFnory.
NJ. Bo4UEa kss besa socoessfai n anoshes
saisss q isssrust " Iasgs pors,oa q Ne CO.
siitueufs. - vis. y ~ pssoaes q IA 80 70
ssihoFiss ~ sss-sioa sd go II sr.ash e
tAs AiesandFia. Lessioua sd Haapshiss Rail
rcd uithin ihs cay q GsserssS~h-
Alaaksfhss. NJ. Boseisr's course has bssa -
sasisfAetaEy v his ea~stits,nts es.sr.ily. SD
- hes seqsissd - nAnb - ~ ssspsst sad CO.
sdenes - al parties. n ~ Hesss sd ~ eass-
~. tsaa - 20 ws have hsard ~ 20 sppssisssa
- ~ rseisssioN We hass heara pseaia.us
De~osraas sAasi fhsa Ihsss = - - syos.a
~ spposisiea- A. e. ssfisshias ssiesd - ~
Uni.s - 80 sguaiiy psli n.ai.saissa ~ q.
80 riEAas a ~ staass
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07


The virpais ssnsssss rers.vercd 10 sAs iass mo-
mens In heir REFUSED 70 ief the psopis d,cds vpo.
ne propositions u the Pescc coavsssiss. In he
oosrse % ne discsssios os SATURDAY. Mr. GRIFFIN.
DIV sssa Ne greatly prefsyed the prsfs .,ous Of ,hs
fes>s coefsrsnse % he eSn ssr sasy ,.or, n..,,v
expressed 10 srsinsi eEnioss. The sxsiu.o. n ,hs
prosisioa ~ territory 10 hs hereafter scaur,S q.
psessily met his spp<obasion. ana. N Allowed. ;.
uosid sishdrsw fhss provisscs hon he o~u amend.
sen'. oa sss sssss'oe. fhs yeas we're and sAs
nsys a.
Ne. CRfTTENDES was eoaviuesd kiu sr,r,-,,,,,,
reeulsed sasnamshs. AID hs had arsssht.a nsu,
peopndsiens IN sneh hsm - MT hls pssssuss Isdr
msns but he'd uns5stsnssely Zen shsu. n his l.ss.s.
ne particularly sisbsd 70 shssasa ne prosi.sos 70
rgsrtins territory herssnrr - ~ aeauirsa 80 A.
- Wished - strike o~s ~ prasisaa fss csa~s.o.
a lesislsiicn 70 psosees slavery sossh a q s..e.
- mlnuisr. All 80 - make ssto be rrute~s~d ~
re laws sd ssaasss - she s.ssss n stsh sis,s.
hs,dss saisssss.
On hslas pus tssets Ne fesoluiisas q Mr. crs,.,.
dru vess Isss ~ yeas ~. rays ~.
Ths qasstioa On Ne iusnt rs.alusioa frou. Ne
Hsase q Representatives lcogvia'sl YES sas.
ried By he cUusiitasisaai tvo shirds, a. follows
Ys.s-:heuurs. Anshsp,. nakss. Bgssg. nrshs, crll.
en. hssleF, tgAepaa ~ feasesssa Esnns6y, faihns.
Hssse, Nqysn. firhsdsos, Foik, faek. ~. ssk-s.
uan, fsa eyuk, and fhyneoa-ft.
Rsss--see.rs. nlaehesa. chnsdlsr. Clsrk. rl.sk,
-, ptFefts Fee9, kins. snmaaE. TrEmbnn We-fs
NhNinsoa, ~ Wllepn-ls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

The Inauguration ceremonies at Washington
on Monday last wec Of y very impo.ing and
brilliant character. About twenty well-irilled
companies Of volunteers were out, Numbering
ever two thousand men. There Was also largo
civic procession. NJ the bead Of which was large
and handsomely decorsted car. drawn by-s;x
white horscs. and containing thirty -four little
girls IN white. each with flag repre..ating q
State. The day was 6ne. and the best order
prevailed. President Buchanan rods in an open
carriage On the right Of President Epeola The
proceasiea passed from willard's Hotel mar
the treasury. TO the Capitol. where the inaugural
Addsess vas delivered. frcm the Eas, front. 10
. clear Asd deliberate woes. AID ia tie prs.esos
OF many thousands Of the peosse.
On ihe rsturn ths pageant was equally i'm
posing, The ceremonies having passed OF visA
the atmsss good order.
On arriving NJ thn White House Mr.. Lincoln
met Gen. Scott, BY whom he was warmly greet
ed, ard then the doors Of the house were opened
and thoasAsds Of persons rapidly passsd
shroegh, shaking hands With Ii. President. wko
stood IN The rcespsioa room for that psPo.e,-
Mr.. Hscoin appeared IN sreellsnt spirits. aid
ssve seeh q he frienis . cordial srssp snd
smsle. Mr.. Huehanan took leave of The ~
Psesidsas 81 he deos 81 shs haasioa, SD he
parting uss hishiy respectful and sGsetioas,s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07
Local Memoran,la

"A comfortable Dwelling H..
&c., Tor rent by o. ii. +. Shernas =
nilss South Of shepherd.town. anJ = =
go distance from Dufheld's Der, %
~Ssle Of various lots Of v.I,.,,
Je4erson Land by Edward = Ct
special Conmissioner, on FRIDAY d. g
dsy q March. Wv IA
~Sals Of valuable tract Of I.,,
Je6erson county, by Tho. r R "a
Adn'r, On Saturday the 9Th e ~ lar
~S@lc Of Personal Prope,,, =
ss..sl 3. H'uisoo, On TUESDAY ~
~Sale Of Loudoun and jeff,
Land BY Lewis W. Derry. Trust.
Saturday. lsth Of March. %
SSaje Of valuable Jef3.r.or
BY John A. Thomson, Commissio,ar !.
Saturday the 18th Of March. ~
~Sale Of valuable Perso,.,,.
Clarke county, by r. kP. McCorm;,.
S,sxecntoss, on Tuesday the 10Th :;
Ssie OF Personal Property \,
James -: Wilson, in Berkeley Coup,y
ON Tuesday the 18th u Narcb
~The Type. Pre..- and Oasc. p,
lures OF the Independent, Democra, )
" sale on the 18th March.
~Private sale Of jefferson Land
BY Jsnes Logic.
ale of Mule Colts by Georr.
W. Taba
~shop and House for Rem, +,
James Lambsrt.
SMills for Rent by l.. p. W. Baleb
tFor Particular see advertisement.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

-, -. ~ :. Fs.russy. = 0sk mn "a.
..ssssn. - AtNiK aAeIa NJ a. +. -.
-. :. -. -. go e,sss fssss. - - II
1870 ~. - Atezsesl.s -
-. ~ Va. e gs s..,az,.. - ~.
...tel ess4Assp = Alasf ~ q - -. ,,s..-A
- oar4e eosa,y. ~ = A<eis.
o. - 50 sesrs raess..r $500.
- - 49, = aaaeissF II -. 49,. -
-. = saisysiiAs. 49, y $50
49, ~ - -. sAlsssez yss.., .s-t.~... -.
~ eEs. = - - 49, ~
A. =. s.sea., fsn..e pssi.k. A.. - -. -. =.
49, y. Ctkfl.kaAs ~ -,.ss 80. -.
- isi-sif cAofeA, = $780,. - 80 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

I, - t& ~ ~
- - -.
Hssass sfvtvi.;A, g. - Pm = Niuso,-
- Oiaunno - nna q NssA C.r,ain> a.
- nneSenGia 0en~arvn $3.50, -
- nsos1g q nspuAainsn omaHss = 49,,
hgssain uppnk II. CsisassAn - ~. ~
~ pssssA - ne1>sr viaA 49, sass>se.sra
-. pssgio pspssss - cIisasa:n ~, -
H. sswasd psspsua . ssAuais.ss, pss~iais~
- ell = . Nsaisaai Cssvs.a;ss. h sea.se
- y snnnisa ps91 - WIKI e eaturdAy
- esaAAy sieAas, - aasliy $4,000 ~
Cvvb psspssi6sn . passsa ~ - Hsss>
Il - Hosss. q TAupday. NJ. Csrva
psssssa - psspssiGioas q rspsrSsd fssa Mr..
Besslsss esanissss G sAhsy-SArss. Nr. Kileoss
a lndia.a - II. 6sassss q OAis, Rspsbli-
CO... .sas esseii;aAsry sps,eAss. Nr. Corwia
moved IL prsvis.s qssssis., whieA vas So
taissd. ed vos wss saksa On shs fclle~iae
hint r,,ol,t,.. pru,;d;,~ C. .-.a-.s =.
~ Co.stisus;o.. ed = appeal 10 . Nssieaai
Cssve.tis. fes sAas purpess. Il = n IL ~
loving veeds;
.rs.s :. s.esA.ssa sAan b ~sAs 70 ~ ee~ssi.
= sSo,,"S - 49, ~. - ~ s.sss - a
- :. 1850. 49, ,.ei:dlaf - q ysrss:
sssss.-
This VS. adopted by vote Of Ia to IS. BE-
ing three ners sAas two thirds II he nsEbers
present
Ths bill as:sssisisg he people Of New Mex
ieo 70 form Cesssitss;oe sad State govern
nent vs. lad upos IL tabie On Friday. n.
ball s.s.dasasy 4 Ii fugitive slave law. rem
dsring tie enforcsnsnt Of The Law more certain.
and providiag trial BY jury in The State from
which tie slave nay have escaped. va p.,s.d
By vote ef % 70 "a. None Of IL yirv;.;a
members voted for il, and pips voted .~.;n., 4,
objsetioss vers made 70 allowi.r n.
SPeaksr toprssent tAe Proposit;oa q IL Peace
Coafersnce, and . motion was made by Mr..
Adrain 70 suspend the rules 10 receive II q
During The voting Mr.. Craigs, Of North Caro-
lima. said that be was utterly opposed 10 hi.
uiahywaAhy chort TO settle the natiooal difIieul-
nes-
Mr.. Vance. OF North Carolina, would vote
aye, whether Il was . test question or not.
Mr.. Boeoek. Of Virginia. was Disposed 10 ie,
the thing in. through respect to the CoaSercno>.
but vas against the proposition.
Mr.. Sherman vosesi No became.
| tine 10 eou,;d.r 4,
II. a... II
~, ~e " StPs
| !" 'ne ProPoeuon'
"ou'o vo'e 10 Let IN
M boteier, Of Virgins, voted ave. became
| i was Ais hirh>st duty "a do .xsr,,h;.
| stor. p.... "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07
A1ARnlEn

sSSs I: r. s = s!ar z oiBs ss !. e s..Es
=. ~ k,ssA,e. ssssse cpa.sy, W. "a a. ts,s a.
Isss-s,s, - - y pygDf.As HREfz
:, - - 1iei git-. ~ ~ y n. w.. sous /.
49,. 49, - - - kAH ~ .s'Sfss. ~
1>sHhs'see 49, aii - fAss es-ssy.
% - f.ss lssessl.gs, isss = t..,.s A.. -.
49,. - 80 ~ y HgHIEz. srTsesriv ~.
49, pisss. = s~~sef' a sas ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

sSrPsssick Hssry AylesL Gated s,a.e.
A'o'ney for De Eastern District of visxiAi..
hss forwarded his rss;gA.,ios 10 wsshsnesua.
lie asciares thai - virEia;ss, As ssnao.
serve sndss the Adainissrssioa 81 Abraa.w
EseoIn.
We eevs ~ doubs Mr.. Pafrt4x Henry de-
sissd 10 savs Ne Iineoln from air,o.:.~ ~. /.
90 vsA' hs has soas. hk eel 10 aasisipass
cseasioaeiiy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07
Letter frs. Mater A.aer.s..


J. Hal. Elliot addressed letter to Major An
dsrson few weeks ago enclosing the copy of
. sonnet entitled I" Major Anderson" which APP
Pesred last noath in the Bossoa Journal. He
has received the following reply. which Is deep
iy interesting. from its feeling Allusion to the
state Of the country:
FoEr SrxIER, 3. c.,
Feb. 20. ls6l.
y. Hal Elliot. BiaoAsfoss, lMass.
Ny Dear Sir--Accept my thanks for your
too highly complimentary letter Of the 18th in.
slant, and sonnet dated January. 1861.
Dark clouds still hang over our beloved In nd.
and n yet ] cannot discern that the wind !,
shifting around 10 the clearing.up point still.
my trust u firm in God. believe that n. W IN
give US light again but n . people We mus,
rely upon Him, and not 30 much upon our.
selves.
look with great inserest TO Washington. and
trust that our Preasicnt-elect will surround
himself by the soundest patriots he can ind
The de.iinie: Of our country depend. under the
Divine Proyidcnce, greatly upon The course Of
policy his Cabinet attempts to pursue
Thanking you for the heartfelt and AFFECTION
Ate sentinents you utter in my behalf. and uni
ting with yoa IN the prayer. with WHICH YOUR
letter ciosss, for our beloved country.
an cir. very sincerely yours.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

s6-John W. Garrett. Prc.idsa,. and william
I. smith sad Lewis N. Cole. Esqr... on ,h.
part OF the Baltimore Ohio Hon. Mr.. Gush.
ne President Of one of the Western. and Repre-
sentatives ffom several other Railroad Comma
n'es WERE on FRIDAY last. in Washington CITY
an conference on the subject Of conveyance Of
the mails, with unprecedented expedition. be-
tween WaAhing'oa and Mrsaphis Team. il ia
proese's the new line contemplated !. vi.
Whee''ng. Columbus, pneinnsi aud shrousA
Kentucky to the psint nanaed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

cHAHos. 90 THEvr--Thres eolorsd nsn. mas,
ed John Carr, Thos. Parker sad john sbosle,.
we're arrested o. Thursday nigh, BY pol,cemsa
hAnss and Ne-eomb, of The southern district.
charged with stealing boz from he Camden
STATION II The Baltimore aud ohso Railroad.
marked 70 > y BLsssIso. chsrlessoua. Va. and
FIELDS q Baltimore. TIE bon soa.siBsd oy..
ter cana
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

Sudden Death.-A slave, named George
NaPp. belonging to Nr. James w. KiImer came
TO town on Monday last and from hi. move
nen's was supposed to he drunk. lie was
committed to jail and the Jailor, next morning
gong into the room in which he wa. conhned
found him dead A jury wa. smpanpeIle,i by
Coroner Chambers who rendered their ,er,i,e,
OF dessh from congestion Of the br.ia, caused
by an excessive uss Of bad ~hi.key.
hvfissbsry Gasctse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

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s.asol Ths hsu.s hasias pa<usa lnss as
hssds - Mrs asass A. Bas1a 80 lss. n.sii.e
- - 80 Ssusrsrs y~r~,sston
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

srErFr..ssens Bonassas - waahiuxs-n
q Tsesias ssssFaoua ~ ~ susiaun.s 500
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msss = snaAssnsank.ewlsasnn1ns e fks esus.
trsy extesas1 - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

A Usisa Party Neveaent-sev.rai
Deaaocrsss IN Cosress tNessu. Andrew John
500. John coehrase and eshe,.) are to-day
drawing sp manifesto. TO Be ssxsed BY a. many
leaders ofail parties - will sign il. his 10 Be
. PrOaoociamento forming the basis of an
Cnioa-pasty organization Froa what nc learn.
h Is likely to be very desperate and noder-
ate paper, designed to include in Tie proposed
party all Who approve the policy Of eompro-
misc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

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