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Troops Firing Jnto Each Oths,

Troops Firing Into Each Other.
CINCINNATI, July lS.-Cox 6 Kanawha men
fired at each other, killing two and wounding
several.
About forty miles up the kanawha, at the
Red House, the cavalry charged Oox's column,
wheeled and retired.
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LOUISVILLE. July 19.-lnstead Of going to
Winchester, Gen. Patterson went to Charles.
ton. The General was satisfied that VIM
chester could not be attacked on the north
side without great loss of life.
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BY J. J. Moore, Aucti0necr,
iNORFJIE Val

COTTON AT AUITiUN-
" J.J. MOORE, kpCrIoSEER.
We Will sell at Public auction, at Chamber
isiu's wharf, on TUESDAY, the i3d last, ut II
4, clock,
81 BALES COTTON, for tho bensf. Of whom
II 1t NAY concern.
~ Terms. -CAsH. J. J. MOORE Il Co,
iy i5--st Aucti9aeaIs
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BY e. b. Cook. Auct'r.

TWO WELL BROKE MULES, for accom- at
4 whom II may soncern, At auction --On MN
Bay, I'D inst, at 10 o'clock, / viii ssti at thu
stables o. Messr. Davi Il Eutsheson. OF Fra akliu
street, TWO WELL BROSE MULES, for kcsouIt
Of whom Il may concern, to pay livery charges.
TEaas.-Cash. E. b. COOK,
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WTPgE Day
BY Myers = Co.. Ancstsu ers.
fNbkFDIh


tHekfoLh
WILL BE SOAD aN 1tEsDAY NEAT,
w the pa INST, eur Warehouses, on Com.
meree street,
= nl(0 BAGS. or ths.stbou's, Of RIO COFFEE,
1,VOStbaing part NJ the cargo OF British Bark
'Iary, stranded on CurTitnck beach, ON n voyage
from Eto. b .uud 10 Baltimore. sale BY recc N.
msnda Ion 81 Surry, for account OF " HON II may
terms CASH. MYERS Co,
~ ae-".s Aoaria
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LnrrnH Ifar
LADIES' LIST.

LADIE
apperson miss v
Anderson miss Eliza
Anderson miss NJ A
Allen miss Martha
Atkinson miss 8 A,
Bagby mrs r r
Balfonr mrs A e
Barker mrs ' B
Bssry miss G
Baugh mrs w H
Sarker mrs 3
Butts miss = '
| 5eamard mrs n ]
| Bldyood miss Il
Blink miss
Blackburn miss N II
| Rercaetts miss Ann
Sosher miss N
S0wden mrs q
Boone mrs | r =
Brannor mrs A +
orien miss Maria
Yrandly miss F G.
| Brooks miss il l.
Butcher mrs H
| Cake mrs Sarah e
l Catlett mrs Afarc'tA
Jail mrs A n 2
| Cook mr5 Caroline
| Courtney mrs 5 w
| Cox MAS Francis Z
l Crump mrs EJ
| Chl.dress miss Adeliue
Ces sidy miss Mary Z
| Carnell miss Fanny
| Campbell miss NJ l.
Grrrsy mics Mary E
| Collins mit-s Matilda II
| Colfon mrs Thos
Drew mrs Mary V
DGbois mrs Mary A
ETngherty mrs Satah
DoUNh6zty mrs Susan
| DonoyaG miss Mary
Dorset. miss Martha +
Duke miss &c
| pickneT Miss T.
knyia5ligEit mrs J
England IRIS Mary A
bpps mis- : J
adw8Ida mru Mamie
flgE mrs IL ~ q
ti;euett mrs MARTA
fiuasy i1rs l. e.
| Fisher Eiiss ANNA /;
Ford miss Susan
Fitzpatrick miss Cath
Field Mis- Martha
Gordon mrs DIG
Guy mrs Elizabeth
I Gordon mrs Jro III
Gill miss Maria IL
| Gibboa mrs L2
Gardner miss Mary 4
Gary mrs Many 5
Garnett mrs Sarah Z
HuBer mrs N l.
Hewitt mrs L 3
Hubbard Inrs &c
hu3cald mics Eliza
hazlegrove mrs Nancy
Harris mrs Mary
hUfnsr mrs Susan
HICKS mrs Sarah q
henderson mrs Nj )
irving mrs ID
| Jordd q mrs II A L
Jones miss America
Jones miss Ann b
! jones' Miss Harriet
| jones nlr., T L
Kent bilza {copd)
haudrick miss K atc
hircaRer miss Amelia
hing Ia's Mary j q
-anE mrs Va A
l Lew Us mis- kob't Il
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=
BY Alex. N,u. auctss.

y TUBE, &c.--Wiii be sold at auetjeo. at the
-tore of ] BaehIaeh, doC'd on Mails street, opko-
ate the Old Market, on MONDAY, July z? j. com
aeucing ct 10 o'clock the entire stock IN the .aid
store, consist pg of large AID general assortment
II DR. GOODS, SHOES, &c Also, the s,tirv
stock Of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUKNI.
TURE. IERss-Cash.
eENkfr BACHRACH, A3u'x Of
J. Baciiraeh, deed.
fale hv AIRY SuTr Au,ffy ~ pa
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GHARIEaTnN IlIiu Is

ShhkhhNloNt tif 1t, lool.
Upon returning here post.haste to-day, l
hnd :he following stats OF facts The enemy
are coming ny the kanawha i'll boats, and
marching up on both sides, IN force estimated
at from > 50o 10 3, 200 men. When last seen,
they were twenty two miles below here, and
our army has marched down to meet them
Capt. Jenkins met them at Cabeil Court
House, out was compelled TO retire. losing two
men. He is said 10 nave killed twenty hve or
thirty. A battle is expected hourly, and, I'M
less accident events, you shall have the ac-
count OF all eyewitness. l..
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g. LIST.
LArf6rd mrs Martha
Loose miss Caroline
Lip. comb miss Maria
IL wis miss Ana
Moore mrs Mary r
Mosby mrs sarah l.
Martin mrs Jane
Many mrs Mary g.
Mayo mrs X L
Martin mrs Mary +
Martin miss Joset hiue
Mcneil miss Susan 81
Meenly miss Sarah
MOI 1T miss Fl b
N iris miss Cath -
Mon sell mise Cath
Norris miss V Il
Mcdonald smies MaYp
Mccarthy miss Sarah
McGee mis- Bridget
Mcdonnell mrs Cath
Mcdowell mrs E
McEvoy mrs Mary
Nofvel. Drs Sarah &
PridJy mrs Mar,haT
Powers mrs Emma
Powers Iars Anu
PerdUe mrs Alice
Perkins mrs Widpie Z
Pace nrs Mary A
Packet mrs w q
Price miss Judi Ia
Paine miss Emma
names miss Lizzie
Eand olph MISS Mary
Z cad miss i A
Rivers miss Florence
Robins MISS y X
Robinson mrs Harriet
hlcbsid-oD mrs ) J
Rhode, mrs Mary
Russell mrs A p
Sullivan Iars Maria
Stranse mrs Rsbecca :
SinS!eip3 mrs Mary l.
Shdnnor mrs Emma L
Shepherd mrs = b
sh eltou mrs Leu
scull mrs Della A
ocuily miss Il A
Sexton miss Eliza
smoct Hiss Mary
etswar. miss l.
bterl;nS miss l. 4
tesaer mss Il 4
Thompson miss g "
Tho mpson miss II
Thompson miss q
Taylor mtss Nancy
Tuck miss Lucy &
Tempisman miss &c
7 ucker ms Julia +
Iosty mrs nary ID
! thompson mrs NJ L
' duness olss q III
" aiker mrs Z u
Warrimer mrs IL r
Warrimer mrs K b
W ebb mrs LIZ
" idmyre mrs EW
Williams mrs G II
Wilson mrs s Il
Williamson mrs G.
Wilson mrs l.
Witt Ears G e
Wood mrs NJ A
Woou mrs ] r
Wright mrs Il NJ
Walters miss b
Waithall miss j.
Wo.tham miss l.
w Gamer iG..s q
Whiting mis-. II
" ute miss l. A
Wilson ulss J
Wicirse LIS. L.
Isisier mics M ID
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HEQRS. 10TH REG'T Va. MIIITIA.7
kicHSoNr. July 90. 1881
ATTENTION MIR II fIoy DANU =

HEQRS. 10TH RE6'T VA. MILITIA1
II RICHMOND. July 90, 1881
N ATTENTION, 1HIRD COMPANY,-Iu
Mpufsuance OF RaSimental orders, you " i As
-temb'e THIS EVENING, ct o'clGck, in T. or /.
VI the County Court House, GA Main stree sr1nad
wlth sucn arms az you csn procure
SAMPSON JONES, Ja.,
~ 2o-h" Lieut.. Commanding.
A TTENTlON FIRST COMPANY FIRNT
n BATTALION 18th REGIMENT VA. MILL
TIA .heet at ccFp1r Of 18th aud Grace streets on
SATURDAY MORNING, July so 1901, at o clock
Bounds, from 10Th street up Broad to ath down
ith to Cary. down Cary to 10th, up 10th 20 Broad
street: All absentees will be dealt with
BY order OF Col. EvANs
" Pot. W. r. ATTKIssoN, Capt
A TTENIION: FOURTH COMPANY. I7ptl,
- REHlMhST In pursuance Of orders firm
Lieut. Col: CLARksoE, your are Doti fed 60 NEE
ca this 2o'h inst. at . o'clock, A. N IN trent q
Sho,koe Warehouse. tn elect Captain to fij va
tancy created by resignation Of Capt p II GIB
SON. n g MksOu
Jy zo-I lieutenant C0DmaCdinc
A TTENTl0N. FIFTH COMPANY, I3ah
~ hEGlMGAT.-JD pursuance of orders from
tined to meet i'll front of First Market House. OF
this 10th inst, ST L. ccicck for the elsc' ion Of Isl
and I'd Lsueuauts p g. COUGHLAI
y III Captain.
THE JACKSON GtAXD having been mus
Iu ESnAf morniug next. All who have Ell raj I'D
their names, aud VITO may desire 10 do So vii /
report themselves at Headquarters {Iilliam's To.
nscco Factory as coon possible, in order that
they may be uniform Ell and eaul pred for the sd
jy 30 tt H. b. DICKINSON CAM
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T7i1s G.fY
BY Richard Caa,horn, Aver.


row AND C9LF AT A UCriOy..ou
" SATURDAY, Apsl instant. 81 10 O'Clock. on
c0uEcil ChaUher Hill, will eel at aaeti,p =
dne Mich Cow with her second Calf
iyis r.CAUTHORS Auos
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Seizure Of Leather.
LouisviLLE, July ia large lot of leather
has been seized at Salt river
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e.. -. aai c0tn ,.,cre a .sush ..a,..,,,,
''''sii u he sbantrpt ''a Na'e'''i1
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TA FOR 5 A L 4 .

1k3ENEA q II "A LIE.
have from ~ to Il Mich C. O w s
0Bs&E0nfor sa ., some of thsm blooded stock
inquire al ny residence in Sidney
~ y0--6ts T. II nANrp
- FOR kENT-The desirable and eonye.
LIE nienfly arranged TENEMENT on sth stree,
between Grace amt Franklin st. ss,s now ia
the occupancy CT Mr.. JAMES B. MrCfELLiNp II
Is furnished with gas, water, IS. Rent $500 Del
annnm. Apply to Mr.. Mcui,rLhAxp, No is Pearl
stree, or to GODDIN X AFPERsoN
~ 2J-3t
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FROM NORFOLK.
NORFOLK, VA, July Is, 1861

ESPECIAL 0oKREsPoNpsScE OF THE DIsPAroH
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PLANO FOR RENT.

r-s---.vs PIANO FUK RENT.
n II r - ! have good p @ which /
j - JWiII rent for !: ger month. Apply
immedlateiy ~ Mr.. w LAMBHRC,S. On 81
street, between Caaal and Bird SITS. ~ 20-It*
rs-A DAIRY LIVE. n,,-nn
AeTO FORTS POWHATAN AND
JAMESTo"M, GROVE AND STONE HOUSE
" HAkte.-The Steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt
regularly, EVERY MORNING, Except SUNDAYS. ]
At O'Clock, for the above places, ami return same
regular landings. going and returning
Passage to Grove or ntous Wharf s.3Meals
ira, 80 cents each. 'N
Ths CURTIS PECK will connect with a. lima of
C0ACHES, running to YORKTOWN at the Grove
WnarI, ana through tickets. TO Yorktown and re
turn, Will be given on tie boat for 80 meals ex =
ia, Sv cents eac1 r. o. HAsKINS.
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THE FIGHT AT MANASSAS
BRILLIANT VICTORY
The Enemy Completely Routed.
FROM 1000 TO $500 FEDERAL
TROOPS KILLED!

prRoIC CONDUCT OF OUR TROOPS.
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q RICHG'ND CONAN DEFY, No2
"o,s., 4 ~ = RICHMOND July 20, tsSl, $
Asylum, THIS AFTERNOON, at 4 O'clock i !.
,d, dress, Grape on left arm, sir Knights psg
Jones, Barrst.a: Nickel, Hobson. J. II. Davies
Tanner, Bsvi', Harris, Snead, and Goode to join
n me las, tribute Of respect to our deceased Sill
too VI our Sir Kni shi Gsnersliss:mo.
BY order Of t.s 4 Gsm,aandsr:
WI Rfnnlck. Recorder. jy:o l.
MASONIC NOTlCE.-Ths IN IN a.rs o.
~HENRICO UNION ~L0LGE. No 1870 ar
Frankiip street, on this tsATUKDAT II alter Il ~
spsct to our deceased proth. r, II. n. MilEs.
The enosr- Of Nos. 10, IA. ~, s.. Is "a, lee,
By order of the , w M n,
q ~ Nelson ANCAMPME NT, 40.
Va as g; Q: rprhs members 81 NEIL.
~ q the Camp, THIS AFTERNOON, At q
spec! to oar dsss..sd irarsh L. H. Ms. o. re-
By order Of the .; WI p,n,,cr
The members Of EXCELSIOR KNCAMPMRST
No ~, are respectfully requested to unus with
Us y Alt
~ eIME k s .-As axssis Tor the crsn.nsv
" Woolsa Company. Ne have yet on hand soss
&C. zee y.sds soods q vsrieus styles. Including
-ss :. -ss asi e Il. rss AZ . c1ss
sAry companies. oRSasS1w ! 90
WIZ. Ss ~: also e: p; !. ss:i
days On assi "ss "a.
E'0E aiNE-fsS i sal.se y IL. 5sa =; a.
sxr.riseesa NUA11 Arrly 10 RI. Jban MES
f'assita 'tssst, shoys 1th. ~ ss~ Ate
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snecInI Prorlicnce..

Cromwell in an his missiye, 90 Parliament recountoz
his vicores tcok especial pains ascrbe them TO the
special interpretation o. Provdsn Many Of the Incl
dents Al the battle Of Bethel well calculated a.
crease ,he faith Of those who, Ike Old Non believe IL
special ProyJeuces Tee nero fact that five thousand
men, with cannon and rifles and musse'S Of the mos
improved STYLE for fOus hours were fdlg the Rebels
without killing bu. one man, OF itself approxuses Jhe
the ,niracgoua The fac. is no, accounted for by sng
ing that the Yankees we're bal shots; that they aimed
700 high or aimed too low They did both very proba-
Div, ba, certain g. they sho; in the miJs. Of ranks
-9.ouglcd u- che l-l i7 front aad rear, aud killed
mu,s and horses uuI-s .ls saddle sud among the men
A Hosi-zsr inform Us that while loading one gun
which took a.ou; minu.s-6se rid, or nuke, balls
struck the cannon AMI no Of them s-r-cd the cad o.
tbe cannon one on either side OF the band o. The msu
Who VA, loading We. nobody hurt Such an IT, Gle
dent so m1,a Of the ra-ge Of ordinary events
20 Justify The belief OF that onnipotent aterposi,o0,
which illustrates aiI the designs Of wicked men.
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Gov Jackson has Issued proclamation 20 the people
of Missouri calling for So 900 troops 90 repel tie ilva
sion Of the Washington usu-pers. lie reviews the TIA s.
ssto-s between tto SAFE and Federal authorizes. Be-
s,vs an arrangement was made with General Harvey
by which The peace of the State might be preserve
That il; was wlutca,y and wicseiy violated by the Fed
er,l authority, which removed Gen. HITley aud sub
sarusd base uuloa for him He states that he made
another eG1f; for peace, and had au interview With
Gen Lvon who ayowed al, purpose 60 occupy the State
A. Measure and reduce 20 a condition OF sujugaton
similar 10 tbs, Of Maryland Toe Governor therefore,
seeac the wicked designs Of the Federal power and d.
soarinc Of maintaining the liberties Of tie people
espt by arms calls upon ;he rally TO tho defence Of
their homes and fsss.des.
The proclamation concludes as follows:
"Your frs. allegiance is due 20 your State, and
YOU are under COL cations whatever TO obey the no
constitutional edc,s oil the military desPot.sm elthTouet
At Washington, submit 90 the iahmy and degrading
sway Of It's wicked miaons in this Safe No brave and
truehearled Mssourisn viii obey the one or submit 20
the other Rise then, and drive ou', iguouiulously,
the invaders who have dared TO desecrae the soil which
your labors have made fruitful and which ia couse-
Grated by your homes
We viii publish the whole proclamation tomorrow.
This energetic AID patriotic movement OF the Governor
will Phosphate the couaei in that STATE; and the brave
SOUS OF Missouri vii. give good account Of tae hire
ling H,.sans whom the Yankee Government have
thrown upon the State.
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-.-..s--A--yos sHs wHia.
rHIE RATTLE At RETHEL.

Tune, DIXIE.
SIND out the news to West and South, and spread it
through the landl
Orr noble boys have beat the foe at Bethel!
Wen praise and bless with all hearts, the gallant
gallant band,
Who met the foe, and beat them back at Bethel
With three 10 assailing-
At Bethel Bethel
They felt their courage failing
When they came nigh to Bethel
Hurrah hurrah for Mondays fight at Bethel
And glory the noble boys who beat the foe at Bne
Repeat last tOo linss)
N.,-ds led twelve hundred men, and did not wish for
To meet four thousand Lincolnes at Bethel
Old Butler sent them out and said some people say he
By dinner time, he'd get our men at Bethel
But all his valiant troops got
At Bethel Bethel!
Was hasty plate Of soup-hot-
That burnt their mouths at Bethel
Hurrah hurrah for Buffers + asst at Bethel!
TIE grape set all his teeth edge the day he dned at
(Repedt)
The old North State was wide awake for there was Co..
Hill,
With all her sons who fought that day at Bethel
The Yankee Zouaves dsked their looks, and couldn't
| stand the drill,
When bayonets flashed along their line at Bethel!
The void was "Rght about, sir,
At Bethel! Bethel!
| And the Znuaves they all put ont, sir,
| In "do,s5ls quick" at Bethel
Hurrah hurrah! Whs, time they made at Bethel!
"T0o-t5riy on plank, is sIOT to what they did at
| Bethel!
(Repeat)
| 4.
Brave Major Randoph's Howtzers sent out their meat
| IN shells,
Which Yankee stomachs didn't like a, Bethel!
The Richmond and Henrco lads rung out peal OF bells
| Twas music Yankees could not face at Bethel!
The Jig went on so fast, sir
| AT Bethel Bethel
That back-step came at last sir,
And they danced away from Bethel
Hurrah hurrah! for the Yankee jig at Bethel
If they want another lesson let them call again a. Bethel
(Repeat.)
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state ofthc Game.

The enemy s-s maziag 10 ghty demonstrations. The
Northern papers say thew are concentrating g ono men
on Hlrpers Ferry from Washington, Penn-y v-na aod
Olio. Harper Ferry has been evacuated by the Nir
gina forces AID nobody knows What las become q Gen
Johnston with bis command The invading column a
R3muey is reported 70 have beaten sudden retreat -
Tae Northern papers say that zen additional Reg mens
have been ordered from Ohio 10 invade Western Nir
gai4 The authority inform Us that ten ne~ X q
msn,s will be sent Immediately 70 Fortress Monroe TO
enable the gallant Builder to take the field.
General Beau-egard is reported 10 have made an i'm
por.4nt movement
Great events the wing and there is bare pos
bly that the nvilei5e Yankees may be caught in the
traps Of their o~n setting
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Richmond Saturday, the l5,h Inst HELM SOUTHERN
daug % John and N.rhs VI shields, aged nne mcntas
10 Baltimore June $ F2ANCEs BOLTON, second daughter OF
h- John Bo,t1l, a Savannah, Ca
savannah papers please copy.
On saturday Is n.y. P NJ at the reslenee OF Mrs
J1u Pes u Richmond city, Mss ANNIE T. sel H. daushte
o. th- late Charles It, and tveias g smith, o. MOTOR
Earthly love and sympathy can but falnuy shadow ioT the
gsi,f t-at luscrs about this grave.
VIII silence o1iy their eacdiction,
Goss ~ grls cone.
Whe1, DE- the sfAlos of a great sG.cton,
EE5 ui sis dumb
Mm-ry recall te vanished brightness and the los delight
srecln The gs6ue and bsaUy O. HE 50 iaSnd u'et-
IN. and Eh ard picture the peace ana rest Snd BLESSED
hesvet home The fers ard The Ger
-rlray what E4tl even 10 the
thought Heaven gaed The purity and geneness
which every thought and word the ealm loy
which seemed he atnotphe,e In waeh che daily moved, the
motive and the charm Of deed the thoughtful love sni
trsrg she excited and bestowed all that loveest N
any sancdei by christian faith and ieryo
II her life such the remembrance Of her
death
Give the dead For humanitys claim
Fonts silence and darkness Is ever the sNre
The hope Of that World whose existence s bliss
May not stds the tears Of the mourners OF this.
A a cloud % the sunset, slow ueltng IN heaven,
s.artIAt 10 lost When The daylight Is given,
glsd cream % umber which wssess in bl's
Sse hath passed 70 The world of the holy from this
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SzcgssrOyrsrs Is ILLINOIS The Evansville l,no
Journal publishes letter Gated Marion Illinois, Many
% which says:
Tbs $ aa awful place, and fu'l of SacessOusts. Yes
t,ray they closed up the printing office and made The
editor leave simply because ne was for the Union We
ere o0kl- evt ~ Day for regiment OF men from Car,
90 mt t- thrg down The streets are ~ his time iul
u. mon generally a.uuk AID following for Dav
and the Southern C5liedvracy. lev days ago com
ps-y OK zj re-e snd South to fight for the reo
els a company Of Scce-siotsts . nov IN the sGusr.
cutting down the Douglas pole. This beats anything
ever expected % see 10 a Northern STATE.
We have The best reasons 70 k own that far from
there beings uuted North there sire thousands of gooc
aud rue and brave men in diana aud Illinois who 0e
sve the South is right and disposed to stand by her
and they viii sOou make themselves both heard ana ielt
Louisville Courier.
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CONSIDERATIONS nESPnrlsM.

81 have done nothing in the late contest but ,0iat
dought uusslf bcud 10 d. said George the Third, on
the pr senaiioa OF Sir. Adams f7s minister penpo'
t.utarv from the United States. aud the which
he waged tor the "sutugaol' Of fathers accord
ing 70 the testimony OF his conscience "a righteous
war Did he "yeriy think With himself" that ne ought
% invade our territory, destroy our commerce. occupy
our cities slaughter our arises? o., notable example
OF the blindness which may snite the moral sense-th9
power of interest prejudice aud pride Of place, TO clobe
n evil cause with the stolen Vesments of right and
a''io-
The mantle OF George the Third in this regard, has
fallen pou tho shoulders OF those who seek now to over
run the south with hostile forces I, needed only the
bsId dictates Of conscience" and maintaining the
cause Of righteous governuent-it needed only this
rrc-cuce Of exalted virtue in the prosecution OF wicked,
shameless warto complete the parallel between them-
lvs AID tho "higher powers the cossti uted author
iles who would have trold5r ont The kndlng flame Of
American liberty have queuchsd in the blood u it
guardians ard defenders.-Rsiigioas Herald.
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW
YORK HERALD.
From the Herald Of 18Th.
WAsHryGroy June r. 1861.
THE PLANS OF GENERAL SCOTT.


The revelations in regard to the plans of Gen Scott
made within the last few days by the Old Hero hms elf
10 several prominent public men, indicate his intention
to make cimpaign in Eastern Virginia that will be
short and effective and at the sane time involve the
leas. posslbl, bloodshed.
The movements Of the various corps darmse that have
already begun, ard are about beginning the work of
crushing out rebellion in the Old Dominion, appear slug.
gish to the uniniated; but as soon as the Gordon
of armies that have been forming during the last
three weeks around the nsurrecionary portions of Vr.
gnia shall be completed the Federal troops will rapidly
press upon Richmond from the west. north eas, and
south. The Union columns will quickly move towards
Tbs hotbed OF secession, and by their overwhelming
numbers and superior appointments force the rebels into
STEADY retreat Such. at least the expectations
oil the Commander.inctief whose plans based upon
more intimate knowledge Of the strength ana condi
tion OF the enemy than is gen'rally supposed He
knows positively that Jefferson Davis possibly
bring more than fifty thousand men into the field that
it will be mpractcabe for the rebel chief concentrate
twenty-five thousand men Ut any one point Without
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-18
BENZ. F. BUTLER, Major General commanding
COMMENTS OF TIE NORTHERN PRESS.
From The Ba'tlnore Exctsrge, June l


General Butler has already received oretaste OF the
work that is before HIM His first exploit of capturing
pump happily conceived and herocay executed. His
success in seizng and confscating stray negroes
''contraband of war" equally great. Animated to
fresh exerons by these most astounding achievements
and dsrous Of wreathng his victorious brows with su
res of lees questionable kind he finally concluded to
set out in search of adventures. As however the
risk of capturing slaves far less than what might be
expected in attempt capture their former masters
B,igadier General Butler wisely determined to
himself safely behind the walls of Fortress Monroe ard
leave to General Pierce and bic subordinate off; GERS all
III pers attendant upon the conquest of which be
felt certain OF being adrot enough TO monopoze all the
glory. Alas, for Brgadier neral Bltler The FIVE
thousand troops which to open for him the way
Yorktown moving in separate detachmeDts fell afoul Of
each other In the darkness, and commenced battle
among themselves The patriotism of the native Amer
eau gmen had not stamina enough to resist the
OF their German auxilaries The Abanans nglorously
hsd, leaving the foreign element masters Of the field
The loss from this chance encounter Is said to have been
two killed and nine wounded. When the mistake" wa