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- so THE PEOPLE OF WE

49, LIAMSBURd YORK WARHICK AND El'ZA R.ft,
CITY FEIGw Crz rs Sh'r iime ago In tie Nhic,
calling uy sag whether not willing 10 be
LOUncei a candidate for ihe approat hiag ConveaJn.
then IN Rehmoni and did not choose g. rely IN
sh ul ascertain the Views Of those who called
home hav ascersued uoss views, hnd
lag sJuli msrspese them. do under Of
string, mt DUTY, dSela-e myself = candidate
Ia fIyoc Of presry the Usnn can he done cons
teny with the honor ard Interests II Virginia ortunes
linked with and OPP sed 10 rash haste and pTecip
fancy matter which, 81 all Others, requires cain detnns
ton and entire freedom hom passion
am respe fully,
Your feiloS- citizen
KOpFRT sAuSDEEs
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RECsgEoND FEMAaa sar'a AssY
ON eGiCE STREET rLgf2 go 2 i
RICHMOND. VIZ CfT1rTA.


A =. rUrUy. =. 49,. .7als.--'--
rs1IIE next eegsion Of L r. l coe',-c "a el 81 Of
4 October iso AID o'i i-rr 20 - i'itl .Hu,, 1891.
The Principal VIII he ed0d, a. h. oa-a v Tsi scccted
corps OF Assitant' who, with ts as sac pecuce, csruo
fan 10 give gcti faction
The Boardpg Department wi he uude s r;-reeni Of Mr.
and MA Dupay, GsssieG by hrs. ;iy = Sac, -i1y
yannai They a!cnr al -esid ir ~. Hr7 v1 ine yoznE
ladies' and VIII execcss Ptrer.G .sf9 and -a those
committed g. their charge
The success yhich has stcaded ~, ,Go-l 20 r re ci'7
Of Richmond Female Seminary ofthe its' i7 .2esd
the Principal 20 provide ample tcc'f.r- '- se.
session. Tie buildings are nov tei.s c.f-'t 'Hfrt
notifications E:l he made II treu "h''i SD -' ' Fl. r
convenience "a C r1,os. TIC i,-T.s s .r' H-l
ventilated, sui more trau from Two - -- cccu
py one room r. r''its'ior roo 9fi he wei 'r ihs
Tsats Fo8 NINE x0TTHa.
Beard. efN %
Washing, fle and - 90
Tritor u the y. aratorY ne9tf ~ On
10 IN Ordinary piHsh ys'- - 90
Do 81 Advanced Dc do decentralization. 50 10
10 tn Modem scd A1c mi 20 90
Music Vocal .sf p" gr,s7'el tFi'11 e" 00st) '5r
lesson o. herrper week. 40 90
F.r tive lessons al horr each 50 60
Use Of Fano.. 10 ~
Drawing II trGJpl ~ 70
Painting Ia Water cosrs.. 40 90
P-ting IL CL... .-....... tD 20
GnclaN payable on the 1st OF Oct, 1875 -. Is
the 18th OF ~, 1851
Reference 3 ode t. Rev. Dr. Moses -s ' O. q the
former psFou1 o. s. cchocL
Catalogues O. N H.;ainSry, ccr.s1hF u'-lr '--sa-
uoa con be oh led e. shy bo0s-tc.s ~ -- "a
ton TO the EadS.ssned.
iyl1 nd q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
PURELY vEGETABLR.

he Ingredients Of BsiSDRSrH PLIs ere pargAve and act
uuct'u to open detsch DISSOLVE eeAnse. cool heal And
ly ont ofe holy whatever Injuries H. BY being dsessei
lie food they enter and mix With the blood to search out
move su humor raey dissolve all unnatural collections
BE blood aaj tubercs ulcers, &c, let them he In
art o.: the system they nay They iars part Of the b.
hey carry away nothing that COOL They only remove
sbsI Thu, assist nature agree Win H. and always do their
vel Their has saved nsny a valuable life. sold At
pai cce No. 29t Canal street Price IS cents per box
l.. .r, III. l..t.r. Ia ,,.4i,inrs i.i-ltw1m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28

To George w. Hobson, Samuel J. HARRISON w. H. Meade
p 7. Moore and others -, =,
attention has been called 10 your tier In the
Dspstch requesting that would allow my aine
the voters OF Mehmond as Candidate or e
Convention to be held the 18Th ofebIuary next ona
ctedy distrus my qualifications for 50 hg aud rspors
position would be alb to me personal y tt
the should conhied able and eXperen
than myself the present crisis OF AFT Ire dsaen :
ing my judgement the prompest and most tcded measuTS
or the prediction and preservation Of the rights Of Virginia In
the Unon possible not then cut =. It, do feel ut liberty
q hhoo my native State service which so large an
rs,pectsbe portion my fellow citizens think Is IN ny
mower TO render s.,
You liberty therefore, TO name you desire w
the assurance should the pleasure Of fellow citizens 10
confer upon distinguished trust shall endeayor 70 ds-
charge Il with 6rmness and ndety Whe genuempn NAYS
cor be used may de I'm best or
Of those high interests which 30 dear 10 US All
you must permit express the earnest hope mat you WI
eorciAl IN on shall demand H. fhsnkngycu
een the kind and partial sentiments expressed In your
letter,
am Very truly
Your friend and fellow cit'z'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
ALEXANDER sIys, Auctiouser.
a PAUTICTII,AR NOTJCE-

WE sincere thanks friends and
w the public generally for the liberal patronage that have
heretofore received and hope by strict attention 10 business TO
merit continuance OF the making large
carry extensively than formerly
LLvX. HILL 4 CO., No. l21 Main street,
Manufacturers and Importers OF Boots and Shoes,
Richmond, Va
Ps prepared all which due,
that he presented to the firm ~ AK H Co., Alex.
Hill Individually and hope all persons who indebted
forthwith, sl
a passe due and unpaid will be placed the hands
Of n collector. ljaSl A. HILL co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
THE MINUTE MEDICINE.

RADwAYs READY RELIEF is ruly minute Medicine for II
AMI eject will relieve the agonitIc pain OF
Gamatofy diseases In seconds when all other remedies fall
aitag the-
HGpwATs should be kept In tn house as
E.t Or .iEdeGHce dre scdpe for pety from sudden
fgS on die sudden attacks Of disease that
ars Coles dc SHOULD be able TO reach the rsant they
Taking during the rs chill prevent second
C-c,t autdoe pain, whether arising from external OF
le-La rJIr sudden slady Peyers originating In
M i'm canses temperature unwho!eSome
Del they have oL,sined hold upon the ybtem by lie
fyg Ian OPERATION.
RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS
PURGE regulate and nvig the time Within six hours
\ relieve bowels effect the scretons tighten the feeling
ofen the pit Of the stsmach caused by indigestion, and
circulation o the blood equabe Thus they Cos
reness Bousnsss C)ngson, Headache, Futernfs OF the
Heart Ntryo iysea FEMALE Complaints hasri Pe
ye disorders the secreve and dcharPng
Administered Spring cathartc they put The hes thy
condition or The summer campaign and - ihey peuh instead
Of weakening the ~ E,y given safely patient whose
ste-lna has been exhausted by soktess.
ElDyAs Rts RFsoLygSr dsnfecs and neuiraZes the
blood depving Of the corrupiing pribc lie wfich
Tutecls the Lungs Brcnchs Ga Running Sores
Rorun FTytp las In ANIMATION OF the EJ and al
hi7 Eupons rnnos and di'chaging sores In seconda
s u.s. gcr,u,ous ORDERS and all Hereditary chronic, and
constitutional aladie, and erad.caes the !ndGu
causes Of the Dis ase.
Railways Remedies are sod by Druggists everywhere
RADWAY & CO.,
90 John Street, New York.
pI-rUFTI LADD 4 CO., and JOHN T. GRAY general whole
sri, w ns FOR the Of vrglns who will supply the trade
Al M same prices charged by Railway Co.. IN New FORK city
iai-tlim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

over 800 100000 Of private capital have been expended the
railroad system Illinois, Ina,much part Of the income
several Of these works. with valuable public fund lands to
diminish m state expenses the LIGHT and
ql.riy every day decrease
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28

Agricultural Products OF Illinois greater than those Of
any state The products sent out during the past
The whea. crop 1860 approaches IS
90 bushes while the crop yields less than l4
bushels
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
Ery0gsX ANAp gsEyzGG- COLLEGE.
u tcUrNGTFN gn
rf,uE spRINe LESION d li. - sl - On loth Of

TIME SPRING SESSION OF this insA F tg'n on 10th CT
Il January next
Those expect rs 10 enter sh uld be mere pc e q mmenoe
regularly with the clzses orr facia r Importing LIBERAL
education ere ample; and cur csy-7 HOLE ',-l young
raaa would subjected athons 7cr'y Csc Yrs viii pay
the expenses Tron BOa-d Fuel cul contingent fec Tor I've
months
T., T. WU = nrr-'s,nt
del0-dEc9m Do -ep a. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
NEGROES WANTED.

Il OFFER FOR SALE my COTTON PLANTATION 10
Bolivar eoanty, ssspP, situated ten miles from he 81 els
spp navigation (ght months In
the year, the sun river and two mi 6 from!a slipping
point on the Hush PuS keny river
There In the tact four hundred Of
which will planted In Cotton this and hundred and
All the tract IS high bottom land
above overflow and Inundated In ISIS 1859 On the
Of land three story newt steam Gin House and fixtures
sspa-ste stea S with capsc to cut ten taous nd
feet Of boards per e.. hours have the place
qua ters for Fl ,hty one hundred neg oes.
will sell the ibsd pac- az The rate OF $50 thirty
dollars acre, VIII negroes 10 psymeat Win take No.
yoang iNt-en hundred dollars, and No young
fourtteh hus dred dollars and for families
The
AZ any tne within month February will give
possession tn ls dNv % March, or good
I'd desire pcrchas Will lake Negroes above
rated and plant and cultivate place ys aud pay
dollars per c The land cultivated and give
posses the 5h dsy OF Dectuber next provided pu-
buys psc. pays the Ngro BY the 81 day a.
March NEXT. w, SOL
The title cd any can be made As have The title from
the Gov ,raulrnt
address Carsons Landing, Bolivar eoony, Mississippi
W o STEwART.
f-th
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.

Nowhere the industrious farmer such immediate
s5 labor upon these prairie Soils they being composed
ola deep ch oam fertility Of which unsup sed by any
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28

which, they Will perceive will enable them by proper energy
and industry provide comfortable homes fer them
ssves and families wo comparatively speaking very little cap
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
TIE STATE DEBT.
PRESENT POPULATION.

The Sts debt s only SO 6s95 H. and cia tho last three
ycs has bsen reduced s2994G So and may reasonably
lepeet net IN ten years wiH become extinct.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
The Annual Law of Virginia,
MAYO's GUIDE TO MAGISTRATES.

Just Puiiishei.
Guide TO Magistrates with practical FORMS fr the Discharge
Court which ADDED for The
Sens Coronsrs. Constslls fsch sts
Clerks ke Second fdon In which tie laws brought down
Tine with notes. by Joseph Mayo. CorLslcr st
Law ard Mayor> Richmond price a. malice free Of postage
receipt II tie amount
~ PRESS.
ANEW edition Of Tates Analytical DgesteI Index OF the ygi
Daradsl h the present ti l5 ratsn, In
inclusive including also the Decos Of the Special Court Of
pea by Alexander H. sands hor ofhe bLtnry Of sut
IN Equity The New American Fora Beck aud Editor OF the
Quarterly Law Review.
abors edition has been thoroughly reysed
with the int oduciion titles reirsrged greatly
aged and will mnepd sf 70 thelbers patrol
age Of the Pr fe.siDn II will be found cop,e and accurate
index 10 all The V;rG MIA Reports
Law BOOKS CONSTANTLY Of HAND.
complete Of Law Books 10 be fsuDd
SOUTH which would beg the
tept!on ofthe Legal Profession. A. NORRIS,
i.9 Publisher and Bookseller.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

State in the Valley of the Mississippi offers an Induce
men. to The settler the State of Illinois The.e portion
TIE vd where all OF the conditions climate and soil sdmrs
W combine produce these great staples
the Prsres OF Illinois
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28

FINE CRsFK January rs, 1861.
EDITOR OF TIE W5EHG-
ES DEARSi Please Candidate for the
approaching State Convention from the District Of which the L.
Riiathre shall dsterI PoWhAan shall be part A. the
Ct the the almost mpassbiy OF the roats the short
ne allowed for tire canvass will rsn Ter anything H. ga-eT
personal communication with The people OF the District impossible,
shall present them with address substitute therefor
which especially beg their kind consideration.
Yours, tuly,
JalS- @. O. LEE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The state Is rapidly filling up with population s6SO25 person
bring added tince 1882 making the present popuso
1,Ii9 $50. ratio Of lO2 per cent In ten years.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28

NERs. PssEasP NssO Fil re-o2eo Alr .1E0cL- s.
ia sycrrlcr, culch lth a.-eo De tween cad aud Mar
shall the Monday n 0ccbc '2 fi --ccF f ANAL
h.t Terms ne Vr!rfsoft r-11'ns
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.

EHE attention o'the enerpng and Industrious portion
community directed to the following
Ia lucemeuts offered them by the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28

OJD nGn5srENT srSgET'G s-.r-- ilfEc DP
FEtNRfIT A.i = ~ oii I'm ,ela et ~ tse se5-
OF hit Sch, cl or N ir ' ' On ,ic tti Qi Feb
r,arv nd end t1a y o. iire r-sf er7uI'T
7fe rev FRANCIS NOpGs hssh'on se1sa - to Rori 81
Ios,ruc,ion ms Wiz VI is family re- d, 10 the irs 'r build
InTs The hfu-Ic4L tqAEr0tNr vi to-tca under Nr.
on ASEs rrrerntsrd nee v- r eeei c--fent ssai-
ants gentleman has tmacyei 20 ate % ihe class
rs In ALGEBRA and cters Vi be 10 taf oer ens studies;
Ana another female teacher vii b. conveyed 1h LECTURES
BIBLICAL LITERATURE, by Rev JAZZ lUNotN, will be con-
The 'FPAI tTORY DEPA aTNE%T FOR se-y mail gig viii
ceive he special Gaze {. Ne ! ,epa ., : -ehcol
conducted and every comfort sntf cy VII be- ea RED young
lsdlts toading Ia the fully
No iAto- or ypense vii be srat - c re school cq1a %
A-v 20 The land for the education Of cm1ili
~ - sHUNsTr Prir,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28

Es~-s TIE CITIZENS OF n c. II
T mond who In favor OF resistance 20 Black 3cpuh
can rule and ressian and in favor OF prompt
holi meeting the Air o. tls MON AY LNENiNG
AtT ocoe the purpose Of aomlnaiEs candidates
the city In the approaching state nycntOn ja.s-t'
CAPT. WV. NELsOs AED
g. COL O. ". RICH ARDsON candd IT, 70: the Con-
will address the people Of Hanover at the iO,wiDg
and places;
Al on Cola II ,rbor Saturday, Jan. goth, 1861.
At Ashland, Iue>dty, Jan 29h,
At Beaver Dam. Thu slav jan. slst.
At n-s' Cross Z ais, Riiiay Feb. ist,
A. Negrofoct. 50 u,day, Reb. God, ia26
1%TOJ. vi. ESTES. w. VI. CAEEs-
- WELL, ]. FERGUSON AND OF aER3--In COM
plsnce with your invitation. that Of ny other citizens
myself candidate represent the city In the STATE CON
vETION Respectfully,
ia26-td JOHN R0BFRT30N.
FOR THE CONVENTH0T.---
49, R0Br y NORRIS will be voted for OF the
Delegates the STATE CONVENTION from this city, by many
who appreciate his peculiar fitness for the Position
jN2i-td
@%CHARLOTTE COUSTY.-Nossrs
49, Th0mas p Richardson John P. Brown, Winslow
Robinson. Vim W. H,nry and others
Genemenln oAed!eaee the call Of yourselves aud other
friends myself candidate the people o.
Charlotte the spproas hing State Convention.
Very respectfully your friend kc.,
Roanoke, Jan. 10, is6l J.24 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
TO ACTUAL CULTIVATORS.

ra. 1854 NJ Cmp1ny hare soil 800 900 TaeystH on
r. te,q ci'rctor and egery contract contains a0Ts,
. r4dis The road ms been constructed through ties
' l5 Gfcn eease II s9OOOOOoO. In 1850 DE population
nrs claties through clich IL passes only Ss5s9s
ss ,c d 10 e93 hare been added making The rAols opud
ia. silSgi, a gain cf1i3 per cent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
. TO JOHYO. STEGER. ESQ

w. DEAR Sra: Believing that In the present crisis Of the
county fs the be and rel able sh u be called
the councils the Stat and that The qIfca
nsreuse the virginia the
about be held earnestly all
name presented TO the the Of their del
egates to said Convention
Vary fnl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

These contiguous a railroad TO miles In length
Which with other roads and navgable lakes and ves
-u- 5rng communication with the Eastern and
Southern markes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
NOTICE.

VOLUNTEER Officers OF the Stste respectfully Informed
that beside the bonds required by law there must he
dsrom he Adutah General 70 authorize the Superintendent
o. the State A.tnnty 20 isiue arms &c delS-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28

TTOUAVR PIPES.
~ Blia ZOU AVE PIPES OF every style aud st
Earpe snt f'r sale With the met Smok
Ing Tobacco. Pos haan aad Mrerscfaum Pipes, at
MEADE BAKERS Drug store,
j2f 1s6 Main street, cor, above y. o.
AIOTICE.-We with 20 employ young man, having some
~ knoWzdge Of hardware and w-o write fair hand
he DC OF good character for integrity and Industrious and
moral habits. - -
Js24 1itEo ROBEEIsON sOH
JNRESsI HARDWARE AND CITLERY.-We
a. r-spt OF good par, OF our Va DWARF and Cnu'ry
spring trade, mAsng assortment good We
spe tly tae public call when they
are Ia want Of anything 10 our hne - -.
jte4 1HsH ROBERTSON SON
MEDICINE CHRS rS.-Handsomely farni-hed-'or sale
vi js9l DOVE co, Druggists
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
NOTICE,

CAPTAINS Of Volunteer Companies throughout the State
" respectfully Informed that she commis toner's appointed
bv Law for the pup obtaining have made
for these HENS and fast they delivered at this
they Issued Immediately, according 10 priority Of date
Of orie-s CHARLES DlhaOCk.
Captain and Superintendent A'mcry
Richmond, Va January :, 1871 jal0-n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
VIM. W. HEc<1.-

VIM. W. IAllsl. g..
T0HsyRT Az 5EE
Attends tte Courts 80 o,-si.t, .-'@ .i,-- fr' ''
gott Ono. &. sri,'tc q q. en.t-T
II E Egto0rf = tss1asa-s 81, st,',.7 t1W n 81;
We citg o. Nc'm ~.
oslcein esva': ne7 basas, o. ll l-o,ls rsn.s'raah
'eS5-v
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28

In Withdrawing the Exchange and Banbng Busine We
due 70 snceesssr u say that RON
qra'niAnce and busnes connection With him. every
ddence In he ability gritty prr dence In the mans
neat Of hs s9< and do mos cordially him
eads and The pablo every way worthy and
patr JOaGpH ~ UxhIL,
al Nm fAYLok
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.

A. evidence Of the h OF the peop may be sisted that
GO tons Of freight including 5000 90 bushels Of grain and
30 900 barrels -four warded the line last year
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
-e-lN.RECEDENTE TED sue.


PUPCETI LADD 4 CO., and JOHN T. GRAY, general whole
se m nis the Of vrgns who will supply the trade
At t s,e prices charged by Railway Co., IN New FORK city
iat-Iim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-28
- CAPT. WV. NELSOY AEE
R%TOJ. Nj. ESTES. w. NJ. CAEE
80 FOR TIE CONVENTGoN.-.
@CHARLOTTE CoUlTY.-Nls.r

w. ROBr " NORRIS will be voted for OF ~
Delegates the STATE CONVENTION from this CITY, by
voters who appreciate his peculiar fitness for the Position
iN2i-td
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-21

RegGen. James Watson Webb, one of
our newly appointed Ministers, has been to
Washington, and claims to have obtained 81
peep behind the curtain. He writes the fol-
lowing to his paper-the New York Couri, 7
vreII. SCOTT:
Ia the first place, what was only anticipa-
ton, has become demonstrated reality'-
Abraham Lincoln, 10 great amiability of
character, and Knowledge of men, unjtes
selt-reliance and firmness to an extent rare
ly equalled He IS, in short, the man for
the crisis, and what the country is deeply
interested in knowing, gives tone to the Ad-
mlnlstratiOD, instead of being moulded by
the men and circumstances by which he is
surrounded. His theory is this rebellion
must be put down. and that speedily, cost
what it may. Time is money. The war
must be brought to IA close next winter At
any cost. Better employ four or even five
hundred thousand men, and close the war
in one winter campaign, than carry it into
another year 10y an economy OF men and
money. Say what force you want, and it is
at your service; only bear in mind that the
rebellion must be crushed out, and the lead
ing rebels hung or driven from the country
by next spring"
To this his Cabinet cordially assent; and
Gen. Scott, to whom Mr. Lincoln looks to
do the work, as readily undertakes the task.
The old hero insists, however, that while n
proclamation will, if required, call half a
million of men into the field, it takes time
to convert them into soldiers. MAKE
haste slowly, is his motto; and as he has
never retreated, never met with a reverse,
he says to the Cabinet, {" it is your duty to
resist the outside pressure, and TO preach pa
thence to the people. We have abundance of
men and money; and in due time we shall
have an abundance of the munitions of
war. he only thing in which we are de-
ficient is patience and that, gentlemen,
you must give the people, We want time
to make soldiers of our volunteers we
want time to organize the commissariat and
baggage trains; we want time to get ready
to insure victory and success, and we want
time so to arrange every department of the
army, and so organize our columns, that we
can predict weeks and even months each
days work With inexhaustible means.
and any desirable number of men, all Of
whom will be good soldiers by November,
you have only to exercise patience, and on
or before the first of May next l pledge
what little reputation | have acquired that
the rebellion shall be suppressed, the Con
stitution and the laws be indicated, and
the union OF the States be re-established.-
The people have 81 willed it; and with or
binary patience, every good citizen may
feel assured that peace and quiet will per-
wade the country, and business subside into
its usual channels before the Ist day of
May, 1861.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-21

The Revere House, kept by German
named Trieber, who has been violent Sc
cessionist and his house a perfect reoel
camp, was visited al his dinner table by
party of the boys and compelled, much 10
his disgust, to swing out the Stars anu
Stripes. There are several others spol'eu'
and will be taken care of in due time,
We have fine encamping ground ABOUT
a mile distant, on Rose Hill, which furnishes
a fine view of the mountain city.
Before this reaches you, the telegraph
will probably inform you OF the hrst hghC
of the nth. Six hundred left last night LOT
Romney, where 500 rebels are reported TO
be encamped. They went but twenty miles
in the cars. then twenty over themountalns,
and expected to reach there by oclock
this Thursday morning. At this time OF
writing &c p. NJ, they had not returned
We have not heard from them since they
left the train at New Creek to march, al
though report says they have captured 3OC
rebels. I will give you full particulars II
my next.
We shall not remain here long, probably
but press on towards Harper's Ferry-9'
miles distant. That will suit US. The waite
| is splendid here, and the mountain bTeeZ
quite cool Indeed, we have suffered from
the cold the last two nights. This 10 an ex
ceedingly healthy country, and, If we ar
allowed to remain here long, you will hard
Iy recognize US On our return. Excuse TN
hasty and desultOry letter. REPORTER.