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PROPOSALS FOR CIRCULAR tIiI
ING AND RATING STAMPS,
Confederate StntcA Of tmctIc
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

POST OFFICE pEPiErNG.:,
MosrGoAERY, NaT,L -;ih. *!
ctEALED PROPOSALS will he receives =: al, :.
= ment until the let day Of Nay nest, Gn,;i /. o.
", for furnishing Cor the post o1.c IL :he goa!e:
States, for four years from The lst JAy oi IG.y rs.:,
IL: nod rating stamps oil the following dt;Srlp,Ion, y
Glass /. Circular marking stamps Of sieci, u &c.
te.isl OF equal durability; OF a circumference y,
coed 3A iccl.~., but ~ Iu- n less as conver!encr -.
taste IL ~ dictate; with the Name OF the ou:; hEIs
giih type for the years, months and days, Ia b.2,"
material, with sufficient thumb screS Tor The sa-S.
handles Of Cocoa, Mahogany, or other heavy -.
model most couvenIeIt FOR use. In p.opo.ai- fc: -
OF stamps, the bidder Will state the sdc!:iGns. 80. :,
letter or hyurc, for inserting, within he Gig -
ouirsh, such word, and figures e. Pssr, pa. .:
Ship, do.
terIal equal thereto, for ;hr Use Of Post oa::.. sas
AGENTS on the railroads and steamboat mtirI!Ie, 3.
uaur Of tie oiSce and State, or the naeI. c. 'Le =
CIR river Hue with type for moths and da:v., Is b :
The same materials with ihuIio 'c'es, ""e'.
OF black walpu. or cherry tree, o! a mode! uv,: -.
for Use; the cti conference o! the staI:p 20 Re - -
described In clans No. ].
cla., D. Circular II .rking stamps OF boz wgo:, "
materials OF equal durability, Of the .sar -. q. t;.'
/. with name of tho otice and State wish TYPE So =
and days, Of printers type metal, 10 oloc.. .: s.as.- !.
urd byurrs, with thumb ccrrT ald ha1G!ci N. s..
described In class So.2.
Glass /. Marking stamps for fcrelen mall, .iaii,s's.
now In use In the Pea; Ulaces ut Ne. Yu.t, Ii:.a.
aud Boston, y. s., or OF any other Style Giggi=i ::
above purpose.
Also, the following rating s:arr., % c?mg. a3
the circular stamps Ia classes | ! ami ~ r..,a..,
dies, and workmanship, and su h other rt'lrg .G.,
uulncd herein rs may be- required, OF Il iis- ;".r'1T
pro rata prices; add II tar STYLE or ma'c:."i rc.r.!,
he altered by direction OF The Department.. ~ r.cs
be increased or reduced 10 the sane prop"riJA,T ~.
Paid ...Nhseat &c: f5:s,
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Missent.... -. ............... ...'.. '''..'..".."
Forwarded. v-i :.
Post ONCE business, rec........ ........."IiFoY .
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SNlp. 100 s-.s-rr
Held for Postsgc........... .......- ."....."....-
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Proposals for Improved or patented ,t.ap-, vt
der, for the month, and days, or With ro.qL- % PEI:
envelopes, or with other improvements. viii 10 :-aS,
The right 10 change or alter the :ty!. .: t@ :..E
sc:ibrd In either class, upoa equitable 's:uii, ~7.:s'7:tI
Postmaster General.
Proposals will be received fer f%urntl!t. .E. 81
rately.
Etaipps will be ordered Tor the different c.-..e, q
scc, rd!ag to such rules and regulators H. G,y Lee
be adopted by The Department..
MouriS Of tie Htacnp3 mu.t accompany tt E:'P5it
Each bidder must furnish Win IL, proposes, xs.,,
b., sbili,y 10 comply with his bid.
~SulBrieat securities vii! be required 70 a co:':r;
the stamp, must oe d~el!:ereG a. tbs icparlcca: =;
pens- Of the Contractor.
Proposals must he endorsed OF the outside OF re
lone with, Proposals fer Post CHcc NnT.i.s =.
ard addressed 10 the Chief Q! the Impeachment
Mont SoInery, Ala. JOHN Il. hkAGAA,
April 2-iSs Postmaster rff
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TGG HOILERS..-A coa7en.s-: a., -.: !
T. Tor boiling eggs. Egg Timers, Ess sp'e-
common Egg Whips, for sale b5 r.- g.,
Acsus Ill.,
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al ordinance, and Win lniS Understanding OF
the Tote, regarding it Us q substitute iuuking
10 G better ordinance which believe can be
prepared, and which, at the proper time, ! will
submit to tits body for what it is worth in
c:dcr to lfFold an opportunity Of proposing 4
plan OF r~e-uui0n, or new union, OF restoration
OF the Union, I shall submit that this Common
wealth shall take an independent stand, and
make a proposition that shall bring buck the
old Union, or better Union Of all cur sister
States. Above all things on earth | desire TO
see this Commonwealth placed in that high,
independent position that shall not save the
old Union, not restore the cid Union-for you
all admit that it is 10 be amended, but that will
enable ncr to tender to ali an amended Union
that shall be acceptable 10 I'll. When the
Committee OF the whole Shall resolve itself
again into Convention, l propose to offer
such q plan rs Is substitute iUr tho report
Of this Committee; and, with q view Of reach
ing that end, net to be understood At all Us
voting for secession per &c, | shall vote for lnis
Us a substitute, in order TO open II: door OF op-
portrnity to Dreser: TIE ether ordinance.
Mr.. SPEED, Of Cauphcli-1 Shall address
myself to-
The C~aAlHMaS-The gentleman from Camp
bell is not entitled 10 the floor.
Mr.. SrEED-l had supposed, sir, that under
the rule of the House | vas entitled 10 as much
time Us the gentleman from Princess Anne, if
not twice rs much.
The CHAIKMAN-Undcr the order CT tho
Convention, when the amendment was offered
by the gentleman from Ame!is, (Mr. HARvIE,)
he had len minutes 10 stale his reasons icr OF.
fering il, the gentleman from Princess Anne,
M TJSr \ boG 70, rpir-,tnc ~ ,,.yi,- opl H..
gentleman from Amelia l.as Ten minutes in re.
plication.
Mr. HARviE-I will give tho gentleman from
Campbell my time, if the House will allow NC.
Cries OF go on, go on"
The CH4iRIAE-The gentleman cannot 60
Oh unless it is the pleasure Of the Committee
that he shall 90 SO.
Mr.. Wise Nobody objects. sir.
The Cu!iRNAS-lf there is no objection, Of
course the gentleman can proceed.
Mr.. CARTER, Of Lnudoun.-I beg leave To
object, Us the gentleman is proceeding contra.
~ 10 the rules Of the House.
Mr.. SFEED.-I desire to say, sir, that I atn
among the last, perhaps the yery last member
OF this body who would ask any courtesy 10 be
extended 70 me rs Il matter Of favor; but | claim
for myself the same right that is accorded to
every Other member on the floor; aud | don't
understand by what rule Of courtesy Or propr:a-
:, or By what rule regulated By any other IT,
fuence the gentleman from Princess Anne or
the gentleman from any other county is entitled
to privileges that are not granted 10 me, supDo.
sing him to be the highest and myself to be toe
humblest member o. this body.
The CuAISNAT.-The Chair assures the zen.
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tnclr services are neeGGd, 500, IL not We can
then dispense with such as are not needed. l
trust the gentleman will withdraw that reso.
luton.
Dir. HALL AT willing 10 withdraw the
latter resolution fer the present, though ] give
notice that | shall renew it again; for | under
stand that va can dispense very well with ali
Of them.
Mr.. pRicE-i would suggest ths further pro-
vision, that when the Convention adjourns on
Saturday, it adjourn 10 nee, in the hall Of the
House Of Delegates. And | would suggest, fur
Their, that as bis resolution still reads, it makes
our cd jourrment 20 the Capitol dependent up.
on the adjournment Of the Legislature, sup
pose if.he resolution is not to take effect unit.
Monday, mat is moi rrccssary.
Mr.. HCLL-Nhen the resolution was offered,
that provision WAS pat in, to meet a contin-
gency that might possibly oriSe, If We changed
our place Of meeting Tomorrow. | suppose
the condition is not necessary if the resolution
does not take effect until Monday, and | will,
therefore. omit it and add the other provision,
suggested by the gentleman from Greenbrier.
The resolution, as modified, was then read
as follows:
Resolved, That this Convention will meet on
Monday next, and thereafter, in the Hall CT the
House Of Delegates; and that when the Con-
Ecntion adjourn on Saturday next, it adjourn
to meet in said Hall.
hIr. NIsE-1 desire 10 know whether il is
certain that the Legislature will adjourn be-
foro Monday next:
IIr. Mo~NTaGuE-I think | can answer that
question. There is very great doubt whether
n QUORUM OF the Senate is remaining in the
city n this time. The Senate suspended their
business this morning until half past seven this
e7oniug for tie purpose Of giving the committee
on enrolled bills RI opportunity Of finishing up
their business. The Legislature will certainly
adjourn to-day.
The resolution, as modified, was adopted.
TAIATioI QUESTION.
Mr. CARLnE-I believe the first business IN
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III Sid ~. d1 SIA Lls@~ "" FN'S = Ne
States; so as also TO obtain satisfactory assu-
runccs and guarantees, for the future, az to
slavery in the District of Colum5ia; as to the
powers of the Federal Government over A'ri-
can slavery, and the employment Of slave
labor in the forts, a~rsenals, dock yards, and all
places coded bT the States Cor Federal uses; as
to PROTECTION against excessive direct taxes on
slaves; as 10 the rendition Of fugitive slaves; rs
to the transit with slaves through en- Of the
States by land or water, and Of tho right Of
transportation on the high seas OF slaves from
one State to another Slate or Territory; as TO
the protection Of slave property in the common
territories of the United States; as to the bet.
ter security Of the independence Of the jadici.
airy, and for protection agains. unjust taxation
in the form OF Excessive iinFosts laid upon for
eign ir1porta.icns-
8. Be It further declared, That the people Of
Virginia, though they have taken their posi-
ton, have an anxious desire to preserve peace,
and would. therefore, regard any action Of the
Federal Government tending to produce a col
lision, pending negotiations for the adj %ustrr:nt
Of existing difficulties, as aggressive and iniu.
rious to the interests and offensive TO the hon
or of this Siate and they would regard any
action on the part ci the Confederate States
of America, teniiug to produce a like collision,
rs hurLful and unfricn1ly and as leaving the
people Of Virginia free to determine their flu.
ture policy.
Z. T.. it further declared, That the President
of this Convention shall Immediately cause
copies Of this ordinance to be forwarded to the
Governors Of each Of the United States, as the
same existed Oh the first day Of December,
1850, TO the President OF the Confederate
States Of america, and to the President of the
United States. And it is further ordained, that
this Convention will proceed 1t once to provide
at once for the election, by the people Of this
State. Of fifteen commissioners to attend on
behalf Of this State, the Conference herein
proposed to be holden; snd it is provided. also.
that il commissioners snail fail to attend the
said Conference, from the other States named
in the third clause of this ordinance, so that
the said Conference shall not De holden, then the
said commissioners from this State shall, in like
manner, report the fact to the Governor, who
shall make proclamation thereof, when also this
Convention shall re-assemhle Ut the time here
in provided for.
S. But this Convention, anxious as it is to
take no step TO disturb existing relations, only
so far as is necessary, but seeking 20 avoid aay
collision, doth suspend the operation Of the Sc
cond clause Of this o7d:usnce till such time as
it may deem proper to euforco the same, and
with G REV to an adjustment OF the pending
through the agency Of the Confer.
euce herein provided for, and by q returning
sense Of justice among the people of ali sec
And it is provided End hereby declared,
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be. We Should, il my opinion, SUBSTITUTE LOT
them q declaration, that if such al attempt Is
made tina. it ought 10 be resisted BY q free
people.
l presume the point Of tho amendment is
fully understood and I do not, therefore, deem
il necessary to elaborate il
Mr.. SPEED, after some conversation, mool-
fed his amendment as followa: to strike out
the words, is ~"unwise, impolitic and offensive"
and to insert lbe words, us offensive and
ought not to be tolerated by q free people"
Mr.. DoRMAS-Eave right TO call for q
division of the question?
The ~CHAIRMAS-rhe question is perfectly
divisible.
Mr.. DoRMAN-Then I call for L division OF
the question.
Mr.. Speedily object is to save time. and il
twill accommodate the gentleman over the H'ay,
as it will equally answer all the ends ! have in
view, with the permission Of the Committee,
I will modify my amendment by proposing 10
add, at the end of the section, the following
words: "And ought not TO be tolerated by Il
free people"
Mr.. MONTAGUE demanded the yeas and nays,
which were ordered.
The question was then taken and il vas
decided in the negasive-yeas IS, nays 80,
as follows:
AYrs-Messrs. Amber, Barbour. glskcy, Dosseau, Rorft'
Boaldin, Branch, Cecil, Chapman, Cornan, Conn, Cox,
Critcher, Echnls, Fi.hrr, Graham. J. Goode, hale, Addison
Hall, Cyrus Hail. L. Haii. Rsrrie. Holcemee. Hurton,
Isbeil, johnson. Keu;, Kindred, Larson, Leske. Maefar.
land, Mallory. Mari, Maryr, ST., Montague, Morris, Nor.
ton, Neblstt, Randolph, Richardson, Wm. .. sco,t, Seaweil.
sheSey, Speed, Strange, Robert II. Turner, PrnntEn T,
Turner, Tyler, Wi!ans, Wilson, Wise, Woods, %ysor.-
IS.
ss-M Janney, (Pres!dsnt,l Armstrong, Aston,
A.. NJ. Barbour, Bayler, Berlin, Blow. Bagses', BOYD, Brent,
ton, osrllle. g. B. Conrad. R. :. Conrad, Couch, Gusts,
Dent, Deskius, Dorusn, Early, Elou.na:, French. Fuga,e,
Han, Hammond, Raymond, Hose, Hubbard, EaShss, 9ark.
sou, p. G. johnston, kilby, LsSi:, Neoona:, MsGrsT'
Marshall, Masters, Nofe.t, Moore, Nelson, orrics,, osSrrn,
pIJxs patrick, p~endleton, Porter, Preston, Price, 1ush, 3.
Z. Scott: Sharp, sl.llns,on, Slaughter, sou'hsll, spuEl":s,
Staples, 4. u. Il. Stuart, C.J. Stu1rt. Summers, Sutheriia,
Tar, Tsyloe, ~TTsdway, Waller, White, WITHHELD "icfaan'
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soldier leave his premises with no prospects
of obtaining shelter for the night so he
Eindiy harded him sum of money for The
purpose. But the soldier persisted in his
bes.echings yet longer. A lounge, or three
chairs, or even the passage floor would an
Yer. Finally, the gentleman's name was
asked and given. The soliier seemed sur
prised on hearing it. He paused, scratched
ais head, and stared. "Aud hev We not son
tioning the name of the person TO whom h.
referred. The ''giptleman' remarked that
he did, and that was his name. The soldier
nGd kncwn hiRn out there for several years :;
te was his most intimate "friend'' and
CONSTANT adviser; he had been with him
hruue thick aud thin nigat and 6ay, Ia
ickness and in health, in adversely and
"rospertv, in JOY and in sadness; in fact,
Ae knew all aaout him and could tell all
bout him. The old tleman's heart
ellen ted he must hear about his beloved son,
nd he therefore Invited the soldier from tiie
lark passage To the bri4 4liantly lighted parior,
where in lively conversation sat the family
and the company. He paused at the entrance
tnd gazed around and the company gazed at
aim Suddenly "a faint scr.aIn was heard,
thd one OF the ladies, a daughter of the 80 gin
tieman of the house." rushed towards the
soldier. She had recognized in him Der long
absent brother. Here we drop the curtain
The soldier had gone to his fathers house
ma kept his nams silent, while he was SO dis
Guised III appearance as almost IL defy recog-
hition. II Was playful trick he had co:i-
cocted and performed to his entire satisfac-
ton, ana the surprise of the whole family
can better be i'm igined than described. He
nad been absent from Virginia for several
years, and returned in one of he Texas com
pduIaS II lew days since TO fiyh. our BATTLES
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An Interesting IDcident-..A Soldier who
was stolen from Home when Il Child Dis
covers his Parents.


From the Cleveland Plaiadea1er, of q recent
date, we extract the following no lcss singu-
lar than romantic story:
In Company /, Captain Steel, Wade, and
Hutchin s regiment of cavalry, is a private,
nineteen years Of age, who en listed in Med rs
county, where the company WITS formed, W.
der the name of .iohn Gruh. His history is q
little peculiar. He remembers that he was
stolen from his home and parents when about
ten years Of age, hat where that home was
or W no wer- his parents, he was totally igno-
rant up to yesterday. He remembers being
taken away several miles by "a man, from
whom he escaped. While wandering about,
not knowing where, he WAS taken up as va
grant and seat to IL poor house. A man by
the name of Briggs, of Westtield, Medina
county, took him from the pOor-house and
gave him employ ment. He worked for seve
raj persons subsequently, remaining for Ave
years in the employment oi one Dean. in La
fiyette, Medina county. How he came by the
name of Jno. Gruffh he cannot tell. He ain k>
1t was given him at the poor-house. He en-
listed in the above regiment and came to
Camp Wade.
Yesterday forming, while wandering about t
on the heights, in the neighborhood of the
Oak Grove house, he remarked that the
and yet he did not know that he had ever been
there before. The more he looked about the
more familiar everything ap, cared Sud
denly. :s if by the force OF association. Il name
TO him, and as h. pronounced it aloud, and
it srberated through the cells Of memory
IL awoke echoes that had long been dormant,
ard caused Il thousand ola recoll tions TO
rush upon his mind. The name that occur
red to him III singular manner was
Thomas Strouska-the namp his parents gaV-
him--and the conviction that he was in the
neighbOrhood OF hls native home became too
strong to admit OF y doubt. " heth.r his
+ thtr or mother still dwelt there, or were il,
the land of the living, Ii" would rndetvor 10
ascertain lie q tered q house TO make III
Guiries of the inmates
While in conversation with them an old
lady, u neigh Dor, came in. She could only
understand German, and the nsighhor on
whom she had called interpreted to her the
story of the young soldier.
The old LADY scanned his features earnestly
and tremhingly for a moment, and then tot
tering towards him with eager, cutstretched
arms, exclaimed, "Meiu sohn Mein verlo
rener sohn ,' and mother and son were locked
in each others arms.
The pare ts OF I thomas are both alive, ard
live opposite the Oak Grove House. They
desire that he may remain with them, but ht
Will dou btiess go with his oInpany. He j. I
tige, staiwart youth, and will make IL good
soldier
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CLAgRsviLLE, Mecklenburg, }


Oct. 18Th, 1861.
On Tuesday evening last the ladies of ouf
town and neighborhood enlivened the com
munity by interesting table ux for the benc-
tit of the sick Soljiers. The entertainment wa $
exceedingly agreeable. The principal ladies
under whose auspices the tableaux were in
augHratcd are the Misses Carrington, Mis-
Anna Williams, Miss Anna Talley, Miss
Wood. and several Others whose names de-
not now occur to me. The receipts were fifty p.
three dollars, which amount is fl tttering 10
the young ladies' when the scarcity of mate.
rial Tor an audience is taken into considera
lion. presume thlt this money will be for
warded 10 the Young Mems AID Society in
Richmond, ii 1t has not already gone
Yesterday the annual, meeting of stockhold
ers in the Roanoke Valley Il 5iiroad tran
spired in this town Owing to the failure o.
the company to pay the interest on its cou-
pons, the bond holders made al effort to place
the road in the hands of trustee After :.
warm discussion, the effort failed, and the
stockholders proceeded to re-e,ect Mr. Henry
Wood President of the road.
Next Monday is Mecklenburg Court day
No matter Of much interest will engag.
the attention of the Court, except tn.
case of Mr.. Richard Merrylnan, who is
charged with receiving stolen brass, old irons
&c., &c. The probability is that the evidence
will be- insufficient TO send him to the Circuil
Court. Mons &c. OCCAsIoNAL.
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An Interesting Incident.
The Petersburg Express, of Saturday, con-
tains the following:

The petersburg Express, OF Saturuay, con-
tains the following:
1t 10 our privilege TO relate pleasing incl
dent that occurred in the family OF one Of our
most esteemed and popular citixens. Two OF
three nights ago u soldier, ali the way from
Trxas, wearied in body, haggard in the ex-
preston OF his face, and with garments torn
and worn, knocked at the door of the above-
mentioned gentleman, who was at the time
engaged in dispensing his well-known hospi-
tAlity 10 number Of friends The Texan
soldier II Of Irish descent and of course well
verssd In the "rich brOgue'' Of that nation -
One Of the visitors answered the summons nj
The door. who, after the usual good evening, :,
was greeted with "And is the gentleman Of
the house tu, sir.. "Yss,' was the reply, ~
viii ssnd him 70 yonh The ssgeatlsnsan Of
the housss s0oa appeared, '(3Ond evening 10
sour '0npr, sad CA. you gives po0s sutdies :
bIi oe lOseiAs Tor ths Might r. The s'spbSlss
uaa', uas s0tfy he ggpld uot-his h0ass wa1
fgll Of Qona apany sfwhat, and dQ yep sstlss
! poor soldier : niGhts lodging t nat ths
ssltlsnAne "hoass W: too iAii-ssssy teen
ana vyesy Aed would b occupied, And ~
MS COM pellsd, thoug1 reluctantly 10 rssase :
sseoad Huss. HowSvss. - could net - Ne
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ROARDING,

u o A X ID N q
Two married couples, withon. CHILDREN or ser
vants, or four singl persons either . es or gen
tienen can procure BOARD IN q private fxlnilv, in
desirable part of Frank in street, b., inIned ate
application through N. Post-' iii 4, d- ctsd to
81 Box 256 Richmond q. cc l9-2ts
DOt RDING.-Ns;s r.. MTNTER can fur
, nish several small families with koi,Ms ani
BOARD. Her rcsi,ence IL on I'd strest, x a.
wick Row. For particular apply to her.
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