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CorToN Subscriptions TO THE LOAS.-Yesterdsy Geo.
Walker Esq, of Pulaski subscribed threefourths of hs
cotton crop, and Col John d. Watkins one-haf Of hi.
cotton crop to the Confederate Loan.-Adcon (Gd.l
Telegraph
We learn from Georgia papers that Col. John B. La
mar, of Bib county in that State, has subscribed si1
hundred bales of his growing crop of cotton to the Con
iederste States Loan.-.Hontg0mery NAL.
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EoE INK RICHMOND wsIG.
THE YOUNG AND BRAVE

To srcs, TO arms ye young and brave,
Our wives, our home, our country save
From the impending blow;
And drive the Northern Nandsl host,
Before the cannon's mouth,
Prom every fort UPON our coast,
Withia the SAMMY sou'h."
Vrgnia's soils invaded now,
With those that pan, for blood
In fet cred chains they II make her bow,
Unless stem the food;
And hurl at them hot thot and she'll,
And bullets by the pound"
TIL all are slain, and sent 10 bell,
Upon each battle ground.
Glrd on the sword, ye young and brave,
NJ time TO pArly now;
For freedom strike your country cave,
And 10 no tyrsnt Row;
But 70 with Green and BesuregArd,
With Davis 10 command,
And be your Generari pickle guard.
And save your native land
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

CAPT. T. T. FAUNTLERoY, JR.-This gentleman, our
citizens will be pleased to learn short time since
appointed First Lieutenant in the Provisional Army
Since then he has received the appointment of Aid tc
his father with the rank of Captain. Success to him
through life. He isa noble, true hearted man, and de-
serves all the honors that may be heaped upon him.
Winchester Republican.
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THE R0RDER STATE CONVENTION

LOUISVILLE, June G-The Border State Convention
has issued address the people Of Kentucky signed
by all the delegates Governor Aorehead says in note
~ sign because approve Of the refusal to furnish troops
to the Federal Government and in favor of the poll
cy OF neutrality, without committing myself to all that is
said therein on other matters"
An address is also issued by the same body to the
people of the United States signed by all the delegates
iucludirg John Caldwell of Tennessee,) except Gov
Morehead.
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+. W. PIcKBss.

Pkzs CAiGo.-The brig Joseph, from Cardenss, for
Philadelphia lately taken prize by the O. s. p-ivsteer
schooner Savannah, has board 2l5 hhd. and Al
tercss husoovado sugar. shipped by Morales Co., aud
vessel and cargo should be worth over 100000. The
brig halls from Rockand, Maine.
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SOUTHERN MASURAcruRrs-The Memphis "Avaanch'
says foundry in that city engaged in making blank
cartridge for Maynards celebrated rifles Another
shop making sabres OF description said to equal any
ever manufactured in this country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

PATRIOTIC SPEECH BY Hon. JOHN BELL-On Tuesday
last some six hundred soldiers most of them Louanans,
lately from Pensacola, arrived at Knoxville and seeing
Gov Foote the pavementn front Of the Lamar House.
called on him for speech. The Register says:
Gov. Foote complied and addressed them in few pa
trioc remarks, which enthusiastically cheered.
Before Gov. Fooe concluded large body Of citizens in
addition to the soldiers, had joined the assembage.
Ga the conclusion of Gov Foote's remarks the crowd
called loudly for the Hon. John Bell. Mr.. Bell appeared
upon the balcony front OF the hotel and spoke
length. He said Lncoln's wicked administration had
called for hundred thousand troops to sutugate the
South He said he might call three hundred thousand
yea five hundred thousand, and then he could not sub
jugae the gallant people Of the South. That army,
however numerous, ever would or could subdue the
Southern spirit That the South would submit TO
the humiliation or degradation Of being conquered by
the North That let this be short or long, the South
would ultimately be triumphant and victorious. Mr.. Bell
gave a history Of what he believed would be the cam
paign in Virginia. and exhorted all the soldiers and ci
zens il necessary to take up and repel Lincons
hord $, and drive them from Southern soil
After Mr.. Bells speech, Col John H. Crozier call
ed for, and addressed the assembly for half hour.
When Mr.. Bell retired to his room, Gov Foote and
Col Sneed who have not been on speaking terms with
him for some time past, called at his room and shook
lands with bin cordially and congratulated him the
patriotic sentiments of his speech.
1t is cheering to old opponents who are now all
engaged in common cause, dropping and forgetting
former alienation of feeling and standing shoulder 10
shoulder IN just and common cause So may il
be throughout the entire South Let old party pr,u
dces be buried and forgotten and let all be united
ss one man until Lincon5 barbarous hosts either
conquered or exterminated
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LOOKOUT.

GENERAL BEAUREGARD-We observe in telegraphic dis.
patches from Chicago of the 4h, that this distinguished
Captain had reached Union, Tennessee to take command
of the Confederate forces designed for the protection Of
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SEIZURE oY KANAwHA Subtitle Nashville papers
state that two iitboats, laden with s92 barrels Ka-
nawha Salt Intended for that city, had been seized at
Evansville Indiana, and the taken prisoners The
salt and the boats that contained it we're corfscated.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

Billy Wilson's cutthroats are to bo sent to Fortress
Monroe. They may have reached there already. They
fit instruments in the hands of brutal tyrants to
ry on the work OF plumber and outrage commenced in
that vicinity.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

FROM FoRr MosRoE.-We learn from passengers by
the West Point from Old Point last evening, that the
u s. steamer Alabama arrived at the fort yesterday with
about l 900 troops.
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The ZoUAyEs.-T men are regularly enlisted in the
Confederate States service for three years. and the Of
fcers SO commissoned-n other words they reg
ui,ra
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NORTHERN CREDITORS.

STATE OF SOUTH CARoLIEA,
Executive Department, June g. 1861.
have understood that many good people have been
renting funds to creditors in Northern States
In the existing relations OF the country such conduc.
is in conflict with public law, and all citizens are hereby
warned against the consequences.
F. w. PICKBss
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HAwKINSvILLE " TMEs"-The editor, foreman, jour
neymen and apprentices OF this paper have all Joined thu
Georgia Rangers, Captain Horne and are on their way
Virginia. The paper will, of course, be discontinued
until the return Of peace.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

HEALrHFUL SIGS.-The city of Jacksonville, Indiana,
opposite Louisville, on the Ohio river, has elected
"Breoknrdge Secession Mayor" by fifty majority over
State.
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SUSPENSION OP MAIL BOAT

HANrsnIRE CousrY.-The County Court of this
county Monday week passed order appropriating
ten thousand dollars for war purposes.
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ASorHRR RESIGNATION Col Taylor, Quarter Master,
u s. Army, stationed at Fort Monroe has resigned and
left for New York. Col. T. is nephew Of the late
President Zachary Taylor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

THE PARDAIsx OF ToPERs-The Cincinnati papers state
that whisky is selling in that market at ~ cents pei
gallon and the sales very slow at this uDous figure
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no CORRESpnNnRNTN.

~ Letters On business r,i % addressed 70 tie "Edor Of
az H7ig."
,r's. ,r-e1 81 bon s5,s ofGf paper H nee % pao''-
o. T Is rale q ~ tardiHy oagt O. he f'o''' % az
asf ,-il ~ no oass }s 8era-5 av o'ao'y Hoiesscsed
coz e.y5t lisss drs c1rrgod J5r as 0irsrteeH'efts
~ We ol-ot uad-ttts 90 rs' r toi eHaH''H'ea''"s
:E- Until further notice single copies Of the
daiy Wing vii be sold at our cOuutiugrOOn, and
a the newspaper stores in the city at, r'e cents per
copy.
Citizens who desire to subscribe for the daily Wig
bv the wee will leave directions for the carriers at the
c3u1tirc-rOOm. Terms fifteen cents per week.
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MARKETS.

MOBILE June 6-The mail boats between this city an,
New Orleans have been temporarily suspended for fea
Of interruption by the Federal gun-boats.
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DIED.

On ye terday morning. At o'clock HARRY only child OF Ge
n. d. and Louise Chnn aged II months and 70 days
Tho friends Of the family invited attend Ills funeral
lAonday) afternoon at O'clock nom residence OF Mr. WIN
o. Nrsbi:t, on 5th street, Iear DuvaL
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The Confederate States have furnished Tennessee with
1900 arms in addition to those 10 her own arsenal
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Esw YoHK, June 5.-Cotton Is dull and unchanged.
Nsw YoaE June 6-Cotton little hrmer middins up,s and
1c,t1 1870.
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NOTICE,

nNRkASURY NOTES.-Prom aud after this date VI
will take the Treasury Notes Of the psi
Tor goods, and also n paJ msnt Of debts due 70 -
1el0 KsNr, PAINE co.,
-xUo.~x. - - !. - - -
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CASsHMERES.
MILITARY TACTlCs.
F0R''l' " Publisher and poo....., n.h sSsali,

LUX bJ A. hORRb,
Publisher and Bootsslles. Richmond, Va
TROOPERS MANUAL,
By COL Lucius Davis which annexed The s1lrntsss
Drill for Mounted Rnemen, BY Captain hasy. late OF the
Army; l vol. Slno. IS.
Heavy Artillery Instructions for heavy artillery prepared By
board Of officers for the OF the the u o. limo
az So
The Volunteer Hand Book By Capt James K Lee First Re
giment Of Virginia Volunteers; price zoe.
Harlees Ride and Light Infantry Tactics ei11n,
plets with pst,s; 2 vols 3jno: q %
Hsrdee's Tactics, IA vol smo, paper, l.tS
Tactics for officers OF Infantry Carsly and Artillery By "
BdckholtE, 75c
Infantry oamp Duty Field Forinca and Coast De,ce
by l.. V BuckholE 5Jc
10 Press and will be speedily ublhsd Tn. voaneess Manual
and Drill Book complete Manual sni Drill Book for 7 4
al Volunteers. hiis and Home Guard e1mpss lm r latest
authorities and adapted 70 The discipline and drill ,Csners
and soldiers, by Col VIM ". Richardson, Jr
This ssould be In the hands e Aa
well In the hands OF Volunteer ami ClGea 10 tho
Confederacy.
Just what all menbers OF every company either 10
service In the home Gusi, reqdire every uiog 10
brought 10 the army requirements 81 the pres time
Orders should be Addressed 70 the publisher.
A. MORRIS, Bookseller and Pdbnshet,
leg usi nj Y.
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actor Of the freeman Il Ia the indispensable condition
University will be- therefore, instructed in camp service
under strict military organization in connection with
which thorough Of Tactics and Strategy will be
pursued. Able instructors have already been secured
for that purpose.
At the time the other branches Of the service are
TO receive their share of attention The well known nstruc
TOR in Prac ca Chemistry Of the University, will teach py
rotechny in all it's branches the mechanism and use oil
every kind Of arms the making Of powder, percussion
CAPS cartridges and all the varieties Of solid and hollow
proectle including rockets grenades and shrapnels
Another instructor is to deliver poplar lectures on that
much neglected branch of military science the orgaDi-
cation of an army in all its branches How few voun-
officers know anything of the different parts oil
that beautiful! but complicated fabric, an army, and
of their individual as well rs cooperating working NO.
thing but actual experience give idea OF the dill
Guilty of organising Inspectors department. OF esab
fishing Commisarat, obtaining correct reports
of companies in an army Of volunteers Few even sus-
pect what painful responsibilities fall the share OF
captain TO whom of sudden confded the comfort,
the health, nay, the very lives of hundred fellow
beings.
The University military school will endeavor to supply
this want Each cadet is in turn to perform the duty OF
every grade and every officer in an army be to learn
cook his ratons to pitch his tent and to take care OF
his health the march and in camp but he is also to
qualify himself to the staff to act as quarter
master, to provide vicuals, to command detachment,
large or small and to aid efficiently in the organization
of every branch Of great army
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VIRGINIA MAN yysAs unxrsy,,
OOO BARRELS sEyIsKD sUeAss.
IsI. 70. l.. good cofTSI SUGAR
No "a TAI, eI,rsO
No 3-a yellow
5OO BsIs k.rIs.D sYsur =, he i.I,c,Ia, p-e.,
yor barrel % eta Der sslon
vor 20 barrels and Upwards. BIN cents per zalou
would call the attention Of farmer, and sJrsp
Of excellent qi.y and weighs per gallon ssy os.r
hind Of syrup In marf.t
PORTO RICO SUGAR, in uerees.
On hand .,d for 81. hn' oHAs r. MoRsrs
JEW"
Court the City Of Richmond, s nri Monday Jane
Mile. AnbIsr. HIprd
Ag.na,
IN Gas. and upon M attachment returned EsecnGd
The object Of hi. sui. 70 recover Of us d.ad.n. Pour Hun
inte est computed per esai p
form the 10Th day fsbra.ry $50, III paynss.
cuted said dsendso r.qared - appear within
Que publication hereof and do What prOee,
I.iO--lw JASs RLLTrr, oIsrt
VIRGINIA.-A Rule. held In The oi,ris ono. othe Cir.
the City Of Richmond, The n Monday "a Jane
rdsin WORKMAN and samuel worl.n doing buss
In the name Of Edwin WORKMAN Co., PAnIdi
Geo Jordan Rober, Jordan and Jthn wnn late CO.
Dsfsndinis
The object OF this suit 10 70 OF The dsfsn ian Ssl
damages with SIX pee sn Int ." 10 be computed on tso
psrt thereof om ~ day q August lss ard a6 the
thereof om ihe 9s. day q sep,s"b.r 1880 VII paid
ASsvt having been made and net hs, 10 o. JOdso
wealth ihr said defendant 70 Jordan required spJ "a.
within on. month public hseof do
| cesssry 10 protect his n,eres, In nIs sOis
| AoOpy-res.:
| jelO-v.w JAsss LILLY. oets.
THE WARRENTON SPRINGS,
FAUQUIER COUNTY VIRGINIA,
JsNOW OPEN FOR THI IL RECEPTION
IToKs Tskys-Por Board $40 nth tlO psr o.
per day White servants four,hs Colorei servants
CnIdren under and ysas Of hH pr,.e.
Horses Si0 per month or ~ cent? per day.
5-d2~ke4w. kOBr HUDGIN.
No. TO LEADS OF DEPART
~ MEHTs AND AsslsTANrs-I would beg to n,Ie the
on the Heads OF Dep OF he various bfanch
the Government Of the Confederate states nov In Richmond
| cry, Envelopes, Blank Books, &c., sheh Vii
/ furnish them at 'slr price,.
Having attached - sstsbshment an eztsnsvs Hooi Bnds
ry prepared execute Bin ins and he manufacture
Blank Books OF description. In tie bts and as
lowest prices hoshs
Publisher ami Bookseller,
les 81 Main street. Richmond Va
~-MILITARY CASsIMERES.
49, 1000 yds 80 Cry Military C..'msrs
200 do 4 super d. 10
with other goods nt ny uniforms, tds, received and
| sale, at the lowest ready cash prices. -
R~MILITAKY BLUE CLOTH
N A very beautiful article for ofioen ard private.
hne uniforips
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VIRGINIA HAMS -sup.,lc, quality, ,er sale ~ -
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4 CARD no -MlSSISSlPPIANs.-Th great
IA and continued losses OF everything valuable
NJ from home, and the want OF storage for army
supplies furnished by keuevo.ent Military Associa-
tons in Mississippi, have induced me to open u
Depot In Richmond and another at Manassa " here
have erected warehouse At the Aanassa Depot
In addition to the uses indicated, they are de-
signed for Offices OF Intelligence Ia the SICK their
friends, recruits, or recovered nvalidS AL boxes
packages medicines, ETC., sent frop, home will BIZ
taken charge OF and duly forwarded Please take
notice Of the following distinction: s
All articles packed aud designed for distribution
should be forwarded. marked thus: &C. X. MAR
SHALL, Mississippi Depot Richmond" Then can
sort aud appropriate necessity requires But when
apackagc ii designed tor specific uses, goods for
given company or Individuals. then address 10 my
care, Mississipyi Depot, 1oRassa. Always take and
forw by mail receipts for all articles shipped Tbs
officers In the army Interested In carrying out these
plans can at all times keep me posted to their
locations.
Acting a. Assistant Quarsermsster. ARMY Of Mia.
sSsippi. viii attend 10 all orders from the proper
officers shoes, clothing. blankets medicines etc
etc. es 70 the procusas OF clothing for the soldier.
ss,Y2 sst a,:.,..,,s G ANA * MaAnsa ,
Mississippi Military Associations " All
DY THE GOVERNOR OF YIRGTNT1--1
ID PROCLAMA1ION.--In conformity 70 law,
and in pursuance IT an election for Judge for tha
Fourth Cdsent II this Common ~e~lsl, I hereby
ulahs proclamation thu. 0uHTAyIss a. WHIT
FlEl.D, Esg., has been declared elected judge
ard ssstgssd y tbs Fourth Indicial Circuit. snd
thst Ms tsrm y otics esnainuss foe eight years.
n isstinasny wAeeof I hsss hessaate
( L.. siued NJ Name = 0evernass and eanssd
az. .h - -, 81 g =: connsawssne % e e
edtA ys3 q The OinaeaxuAllh
ysaa gssssaas - $500
Ms~ MY MN cpmneawellsA
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Kentucky Legislature.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. l3.--The Senate has passed
the resolutions adopted by the House, instruct
ing the Governor TO order Off the Confedera te
troops from the soil of Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. l3,--Mr. Hustin, from the
Committee on Revised Statutes, reported y
bin to prohibit and punish rebellion in tn,
State of Kentucky. The bill has beer, III. ti,
the special order Of to-day. One of its pro-
visions makes the waging of war or th.
United States, or the enlistment of troops for
the Confederatcs, or reducing othersao 10 50,
or the joining or pirading with com pany
with the intent of joining the Confederate
army, 4 felony, and punishable with rom
oi!e to ten years Imprisonment. Another
provision makes the invasion Of kentlck
by any of her citizens Confederate soldiers
punishable by death. The act is TO go il TO
effect in ten days after its passage.
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THE ffDa.HAL. ACCOUNT.

CLAkksenRG, Va, sept. IA BATH 0c.
Cured at three o'clock on Tuesday after
noon, near Summerssilie. Gen Rosenrranz,
after making Reconnaissance, found Gen
Floyd with al arfny ~ 5,9oo. with 10 Geld
s,ieces, en- tire nehes in a po~eftol position. on
he top Of mountain on Ia. West side of Chr
esaulty river. The rear and the extreme III
both TANKS w.s inaccessible to tool soi,i.ers.
The position was guarded by heavy forts and
jungle.
strong detach ment of Con FEEDER ties was
discovered out OF their camp on this side oi
the river, and shortly Afterwards i'le scouts
discovered themselves in the face OF paTapc;
battery and long line Of palisades. 75hea
the battle opened fiercely. The Confederate
poured upon the Federals terrible lire OF
rn'ish.try, rifles, canister, and shell. causing
some casualties. Col. Settle led several COM
panies of his Irish to charge the batteries.
when he was brought DOWN by shot IN the
ley. Col. Smith engaged the Conie,lera ties
on the left, and Col. Lowe directly in front
Col. Lowe was killed McnIullens howitzer
battery and snyder TWO field pieces got
INTO the best position possible, and soon
eiiencsd two of the Confederates guns
The fire slackened at intervals, but grew
more furious as night approached, when the
German Brigade was lid into action ~
col McCock, under the direction Of Adju-
tant- General Hor tzeuf After furious fight.
which lasted three hours, night compelled
the recall of the troops. The men lay on
their arms, ready to renew the contest In The
morning. Gen. Floyd fell back over til
river during the night sia king his boat ar,
destroying the temporary bridge. The depth
of The river, and the exhaustion of the troo ,ss
rendered pursuit impossible. The Federal
loss was fifteen killed and seventy wounded J;
the loss of the Confederates is unknown ms
they carried Of their dead and wounded .-
Their loss, however, must have been serious
SECOND DISPATCH
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. l3.-Among the
names mentioned for gallantry aad soldierly
conduct by Gen. Rosencranz, are Gen. Ben
ham; Colonies McCook, Little, and Low ;,
Captains Hartzuf, Snyder. anu NIcAIullen,
and Major Burke.
Gen. Rosencranz's official account Of the
battle is very similar to that already sent
He says there We're about twenty Federals
killed and about 100 wounded. He found two
stands of coiors, a few prisoners, aud some
camp equipage, which Gen Floyd left when
he evacuated his position
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The War in Missouri.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. l3.-Intelligenee has
been received from Mexico, Missouri, an
nouncing that Timber's Bridge, this side of
Stingeon, had been nearly destroyed by fire
A train Of troops We're expected to pass but
they got out and examined the condition Of
the bridge and returned to Mexico, to await
repairs of the structure.
JEFFERsoN CRY, Sept 12.-General Price
encamped on Saturday night near Clinton,
in Henry county, en- route to Jefferson City
[sEcosD pIsPArcH.]
ST. Louis, Sept. l3.--The Pacific and Iron
Mountain Railways have been connected here,
to enable transportation to proceed without
change of cars or the marching Of troops
through the city.
The circulation of the Dubuque Herald has
been interdicted here
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'issiSIA OrvIcEKs.-The Enquirer Of yes
Ffoiy still further corrects its notice con-
esfAias Virginia officers, in the following par
kraph
aease gratified to be able to state that the
sfloer of Virginians now holding ONCE in
dsieelns army is much smaller than was in
A. AID by the list published by US the other
' 1as, as furnishe ed BY one who thong lat he was
Wrkd' Ca the subject. Major George o..
=, sssaman, whose name appears on that list
assistant Quartermaster General In the
.-'acon army, resigned that position, we now
M pom good authority, some time since.
-, ~. rage whose name is on the list rs As
yaS Astutant General, has been dead up
h,H .u OF year. Had he lived, he would
"a, :, uon btiess been among the first to declare
s,, ms South. We have already announced
h." MAJOR Albert J. Smith, Capt. T. q. Will
m m, ana Capt. T. A. Washington, whose
- were Oh the Lincoln list, are In the
M service of the Confederate Govern
to- y. We still hope to hear of the resigna-
S,.n, VI Col. Philip st. George Cooke, Of Col.
t. y and Of others who are still reported
~ ne Yankee service.