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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

With full assortment OF T,usses, Shoulder
traces. AisiosEinal Supporters. Suspr''sory
3ansayes, Surgical Instruments. Tooth For
ceps. &C.. &c., Fine Medicinal Liquors, Port.
Sherry. Tenneride Wines. Pure Old Otarl
Brandy, oil Of the cflicie,,al Syrnps prepared
fresh every three or fur months. such US Hive
Syruy, Syrup squills, Ipecac. &C., DC.
March 3r.i. 1870. N
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Professor Of Music IN The Piano and

FT07IssT y NuNt M 1R 1NW dMN
GMttay
RESPECTFULLY Announces to the public
nf Monroe and Onachita Parish, thai
having located himself here permanent.
Iy he is fullypre.ssgd to under take
The repairing and tI,'ies Of Pianos. and
will also tsneh. if reGnired. both thu
Guitar and ":.nr.-Persons who may
need his serv' ;es, will find it t" their
advantage to employ him. as he Aatters
himself that he is competent 10 give
the NEST uneqniv"cal satisfaction
Orders left at the Watch-n,aker's eatab
lish:aent, vii! receive prompt atteatiou
June IL
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Chapel Hill School.

EIsHE winter term Ct,n' etlcbVa 1sCf.
; 9th. The Directors slid nsfrdus'
Of Mi. School are tlstefniibel, 81 etea-
''y and united effort TO establish -
ma"e"iy good Home School. X neN
building will he celnplotedby the golh'
i January, and mtlnr coisYsnienteA ~
..isp"usib|.lo the schoolrftsm sslnnl INA.
It's former SUCCESS, llelfittlfsl H. i8fss
aud the influence 81 . .'Aerss xhl.
christian community kre, ci,iisi,leaesi
sufficient t. secure Tho, prompt intend.
a"ec Of the limited number " pupils "
10 admitted.
For farther information addrekS.
"A. y. LYON. ksiaoh, IL.
Nov. q, 1852 9n44Fae.
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Mnil Arrangements.


HL
NATcnxz RMrE.
=, Arrives ! RI !. every day. (tsssp' Sunday
D parts every day, (cxcsr, Sunday
ut y A. n. .s
SHREvsposr RourG.
Arrives daily III IN P.sl.
Departs daily at.srAgx .s..
VlcksauBc Rores.
Arrives daily AZ 10 r. al
Depnrts daily ~ y A, n.
DAsrmr Ann MnNricEI.is,, ARx. :.
Arrives tuesdays, Thursdays and
ut IAN. se. +.
Detartn Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays al "a. NJ.
0uAcRIrA Cry. Am MAnoN.
9 Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays ut 10 I'm.
Depart. Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays at 6 A. y.
Pr. JErrrRs"N AxnsPrcAx GRovE.
Arrives Tuesdays a''d Fridays al
8P.My t
Departs Mondays and Thursdays al
A. NJ
WINsBnuouGH, Sr. JosErm AND MoUSnS
BAY0u.
Arrives TncsdayS nt'4 r.M.
Departs cdnosth.ys ut I An.
NArcHirocHEs.
Arrives Wednesdays attl2
'Dcpar,s Th,rsdsys atxSA. ".
u nADlAv ~
Nee. 9th. 1865
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SIil. nlltEt NE.
srArE ~ LOUISIANA, J
ltniaOnncl,ita :
l0x1. Y1,J:..:.l nj; .:,t is,.s

Ant"nic NJ. Rry, va. Noa'l Stay
NY virtue III att order If seizure ana
syie IN Iln' above entitled cause aud
Z, me directed. ! have seizrd aud will
fer ut pnhlic sale at the Court lIensr
ti.nr IN the town If M"nr ", within thu
.i'ours ptescrited by law, ~. Sa,nrda,
tho It'll day Of April next, the follow
ing described property to wit:
Imts No six l8J and seven q
Fronting IN Railroad lot scventy.tw.
72)ieet each. and running back il
parallel lines the hundred aud tllirt,
l3O) feet more "r less. in III" tcwn 81
Monroe. in said pnris', Of Onachita
seized us the property Of the defer
Il mt. and sold to satisfy said ord y
and casts.
T"rmsisca~h Nth the benefit If a
y prsisem",d. N. ROGERS. Shit
March, lat, ls60.-(tdos- 40 50,)
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Ecfnl A0pertisemen
HO, FOR CUBAl
Forty Thousand Men Wanted !.
ATl REFERS STORE!!.

AASS a SAS ~ ~ ASAA
Forty Thousand 1eu Wanted!
Att. BEERS sToRE!M
To Esay the Largest stock II Goods
Ever Drc1sht ~ Nlensoe.
I HAVE the hs,nar IL ini,,rming the
l ci,ix,.as ii Oaacl.isa and a.liacen,
Parishes, that ! have jnst r~tsrAesl
from NewsOslesns with y MFge suo
,selec, st,Nk 1t
Spriwg avid Sussssev coees,
(Bshfashic,~tle aud Plsis.)
ConsistiAw II
Erpnch, E,.rlixh ssd American Prints,
Merims.. CsxAwM.reH.
l,elaiHes, New Fsshiaa Flsssls,
B.,rags@, (ti,N.crd and piaiM.)
A Nwe assnrtsneMt II Casieues
French GMehsMs,
Domestic (lsh,aeased md HssUlsacaIsA,
Saeptinga.
Ladies' StnekinRs,
Jwc.,,,ets wssl ilsiiliantiNes,
Linen Tablu Clatlis,
Caahmrrc tnsAsess /.
l.a,,i.s and Gcaslesasi.s Beckett Knives
Swiss mad Nsgssdsr Muslin.
Printed i.issens,
Edgings, 'nsertinES,
Swiss and .tacnH.t bands,
klcachcdsMd Brown Cotton
Collara. Gloves,
trish Linens,
T4,,.cn DrillMNgs,
Cpttuuadrs, ..."
Striped and Pain Gotten.
ALSO
A fhc assortment nf
Gentlemen and Boys Clethias'
" Consisting Vi
Cents. Pants, -
= Vests, Shirts,
SC.
Hats. Caps. " J
Boots, and sh0es.
Ala" q fine assortment Of
Hardware,
M .,l.,.~~~
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SHERIFF SALE.

SAEHIFF SALE.
SrA1e OF LOUISIANA, 1914 Dat ,,..,,
Parish IF Onaclita. r" '>'S'' e'"''
Oliver 4 Drake, .. . w J. Raincy.
- BY virtue If writ Of R.9a. issued
.'at Of said Court and IL me directed
! will offer for sal,: ut public auction
Ut the Court ttonse door in the town
Of Monroe, within sale hours pes
seribed by law. on the first Saturday in
Mach next, 1850, the t'.ll"wing dcs-
l.eril'ed property, to wit: inc sor,el
mare and owe saddle; seized on M the
.tt'ndants Pr"perty, and will he sold
to satisfy id execution and costs.
Terms, cash, with an ;.,,praiscmel,t.
NJ. ROGERS, Sheriff.
MoNRoE. Jan. 2Sth, 1860. [tdosl
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Regular New Orleans, Ossaclaita'
AND BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW PACKET
W. A. A " ~ RE W.

10 W. CARLTON. Master.
THIS fine light draaght, fast passen.
= ger packet will leave New Orleans
for Arkansas line, Wards and KeIly's
Landing, C"ru's Bluff, LIngrove. Plan
,rrsv'lle, 'Deglaizc. Point Pleasant,
Ouachita City. lrc"t"r., Mo"rNe, and
all landings Oh Onachita aud BLACK
rivers, every ten days, commencing Oh
TIN. first rise III water. s..-
The Andre W has been purchased and
fitted up expressly for the trade.
Planters and shippers can rely IN
the Andrew remaining in the trade
during the entire season. Particular
attention paid to all plantation and
way business. nov. loft.
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Sale Of Negroes.

n ON the first Of October last my
Ahouse was opened aud large
;supplyof all classes If negroes offered
fr ssAe, imported from Virginia, Mary
land aud Georgia. Afterwards, during
the whqie .ssaaon. the supply shall be
Kept good sly il,~ir receipt Of large
lots Of the choicest negroes to lie had
from the above Stairs, Apply at 81
Barnune street, between Common and
Gravier, and two sg'aafas west froi"
st, Charles Hetei.
WALTER L. CAMPBELL.
9 Oct. Is, 1859. GIN
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JOSEPH R. ANDERSON & Co.
RICHMOND, VA.


MANUFACTURERS Of
Locomotive, Portable, Strictly Port
able and Stationary Steam En-
gilles, Circular and Sasi. Saw
Mills, Sugar Mills, Gin
Shafting, and every
article OF Ma
chinery re-
quired
by the
Southern Planter. Also-Car y heels
and Axles, Bar Iron, Bridge Bolts,
Spikes, Chairs, and other Rail Road
fastenings, Iron Trucks, &c, Iron aud
Brass Cannon.
Our ENGINES combine greater
strength, efficiency and durability, and
are more susceptible Of a negroes man
agcmcnt than any other machinery
heretofore sold in this market, and
from cur immense Notwithstanding
rs We are a thousand hands, and max
ing our own iron, we are producing
an article Of machinery, at the lowest
price and the best in tie trade.
We call especial attention 10 our i'm.
proved circnlar aud Sash Saw Mills,
both of which are equally portable and
ere placed Immediately upon the
ground
Wescnd onr own mechanics tn erect
. our Mills when 50 ordered, and keer
fnll supply of duplicates constantly
ON hand in this city, 80 as to avoid de
lay in requiring.
~ For further information call o,
address o9r Agent.
A. EDMUND n. EVANS.
No. l0e gravier Street, New Orleans
MSsH8th. 1860. Nv
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II doz. Spaulding's
Liqui,i Glue. II dozen
Brown's Bronchial Tr.,-
ches. q doz. Bri..I.>' Pal
;mO.ic Waters. 6 dog.
Wincl,esh'r's Syrup Of
the H.poph',rl,l'a,is,
9 doz. Blair u Widths
Syrup Of the Phos-
i'liates, .............
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The following is the Published repcrt sfsA,
PENNSYLVANiASTA AGRlGUl. TtttlAi.
SOCIETY," OH awarding the l,rcmiuuas ~ H.
conclusions Of their Fair, ct pitssbsrs, On u.
LIT NJ Octoasepla -
sThe C0matitee nave given = fall tpPnrta-
nifty ~ the exhibitors II several Sewing Ma
chimes to show and explain their several ar,i
eles. and after Glove Investigation, have cs,s-
cludisd. while Singers 'Maclipc. tor heavy
work. IL equal ~ any. and - IN excellent
Machine Tor general nse. Grover 4 Rakrreis
more simple In it, construction. and equal in
lie ability tc lerforn for general purposes: hut
~isheu. dispa,a giug the msri.e of either Of t,ls
above the Committee feel constrained - award
Diploma to the Wheeler h Wilson Machines
M bcing the best or Ill family purps,ses.
tSiga.d1 r. b. MOORAEAD,
MOSES +. EATON,
WIN. MURDOCH.
~ JOHN A. SMALL.
Cosnmittee."
chimes in New OrleAns. where the difference
between the '.OlL time Shuttle" and Chain
Stitch Machines and the new improved WHEEl.-
ER h WILSON Machine Il understood Is more
than FOuR times greater than the sales MANY
Shuttle" Machine, aud haa bten for thu last
tour months. more than FRrEEH 10 ONE over
Grover and Bakers complicated Chain Stitch
Machine, IS
A large supply Of the abave Machines are
expected. by every steamship from New York.
and for sale At the only Depot Of
WAEEEER l. WILSON'S SEWING IA.
CHIMES. %
Ne. l9O Canal st.
S. IA. PECk. Agent
Dec 30th. 1858. IT.
NOTICE.,
THE $ hscribers have just received
laIte ~
Stock Of Goods
General Variety and will continue to
receive and keep vi baud, by special
arrangement,
Staple Dry Goods. ...
Hardware aud Cutlery,
C,uckery and Glassware,
Shoes and Boots,
Hats and Caps.
Ready-made
Clothing,
Saddles & SaddlGry,
Medicines n Patent Medicines,
Iron Castings II Nails,
Choice. bramdics aud
| Whisky.
| Groceries and
frovi-i,,ns,
A large Lot Of Blankets,
Suitable for Coats, Beds and Sa dies
Alle.,f the u,nve have been well
selected, and will he sold very law fpr
Cash, CnrTos, ,lllpEs, BE.swAx, WJop,
or anything else that can hc realized
from. We will advance Money uMl
Goods on Cation, and continue u, re-
.eive and ship Cotton at 30 Cents per
Babe, and receive and forward ~
frfight~ Cor on.lltrh part-f the freight
BILL Freigt.ts aud storage must in oil
ca>es lM paid before delivered
~ No Goods will be sold or de-.
livered ou Sundays.
RIAL h CO.,
Pine Bluff. Ouachita River, La.
Dec. %, 1858. w.
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STRAW GOODS ~!


STRAW GOODS.!!!
Hats. Caps, Bonnets,
FLOWERS, RUCHES, &C.,
FOR SPRING, 1860.
Geo. w. q JEHIAL READ.
60 WARREN & 100 CHAMBERS STREET.
NEW YORK.
IMP ORTERs.
Manufacturers and Wholesale
Dealers.
Are now receiving from their Agent
in Europe, and their own Factory, "a
magnificent assortment If the above
Goods, to which, they call the particu-
lar attention Of first class buyers.
Catalogues containing full descr;p-
ton Of goods, with prices attached,
sent by mail on application.
March 18TH 1860. At
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= III n. SALE.
IN SrASx OF LOUISIANA, \
AAssssel 1t OWachita, :
I'M District Court

Carl,i,m 4 R&ius,; fur use Of 4. Q. Nit.
ch Hrs. Davis llarris,,a. =a ,en
Rf virtue Of writ If 4. E,., issued
~ in the unove entitled ., asc, f.or.
the 18th Judicial Ristsic, Court. in and
Tor the Parish III MateM,nse and tn me
directed, ll,,,ve ssissl aRd wilwtf;,
Fur sale " pnl'lic auction. " the Cur
House ei,'oe IN tho ttswA IT Monroe, ~,
Sstardsy, s,laay of March, 1850, with.
ia the hours prescribed bylaw, the fol.
lowing d-scr,hrd properly, viz:
O"c hay ,a,,ae, about . years old,
seized as tho property 1t defendant ANT.
aid u stately said writ and costs
'vrr,ns If sals-c cash without the
benefit &c apprssissut.at
MANSON OGERs. Sheriff.
M"nr,a. s.lannary4 81, Ik6O 410h
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E { y a
''.-s@e'>-''s@s,-r.'",@ss'>
SHEkIt'F. =. 9
State Of Louisiana, }
Parish of Ouaci,ita. }
18th District Court, y

Ill. Williams j. husband rs 4. Am
hie,on.
ilY virtue Of writ Ut q. ia. issucs!
- in the above entitled suit from sale
Court, liasc seized all will offer f..
sale ut public auction, ut the ''nnr1
House d,"r. IL the town If Monroe,
q" the first Saturday in March. 1860,
/ being tie Bird ds> Of snid mouth.
within the m'nrs prcscribrd hy law,
he following described property, viz !:
a certain M'grsss. slave, ri dar1
cnmplcxion. eyed atoNt 81 years,
s,,isrd ma the. properly of dcicndan!
md ,s,ld I" sstisty said writ and costs
T.rlns It ssl,'-cusl, with the bel,t.
1T ii ApptNiseN.ent.
MllDiSDN ROGERS, Shcriff.
Mssesp~, .lN,s -. 1850. SO so. y
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Notice.
STATS or LorlsrANA,l
Parish of OuIcllita. !

18Th District Court
Snccsaion Of Mary 1m Neiman,
dece aspd.
trat'r Of said estate has flied in the.
ofSce Of the Jerk Of the l3th .Iudi,ia!
District C.'nrt in and for the said
Parish If Onaci,ita, his final account,
which he prays may b so'n'I"ga'rd
Nav. therefore, unless opposition
I've made thereto within thirty days
FROM tho date i,erHnf. the a.id final ac.
connt will be homoLpgated, according
to law.
T. GOoRLETT, Clerk
MossoE. Ia, Feb. .. 1850. t4k] d
nNthe I'd March. 1869. the Register Of tn
~ Land Office. nj Monroe. La. will 'crivt
applications tn enter the n. E. OF S. e. /
Sc. 2, T. %, N. r. Fast.
JOHN XcENERY, assist-.
Feb J. 1850. T.
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al eo,tinal
al eOieinal.
DRUGS! DRUGS!!
GEO. W. McFEE & CO.,
Practical Druggists T. Chepuists
MDMvee, La,

!, I'VE HAVE NOW THE
w largest aud m,.et com.
] pl.te supply Of DRUGS ever
, 1T, ~ d in ibis market. which
VI guarantee to 1. pure. fresh,
and genuine. on terms satisiac-
tory to all parties. Among
our Stack will be found the
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noNGREss WATER fur sale by
Ojuly I4rtt g. w. NcFEE + Cos
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Stationary Steam Engines.

Monroe. Oct. 9th lsa0-tf. Ii
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10 lhs. Cit. Iron and
Quinine, 10 DEAN.
ferric Alum, SO ditto
Syr. lid. Iron, 500 ditto
Eps.,m Salts. 500 Cop
pt'ras. SUI do Alum,
1000 lbs. Span. VII tx
1000 il%. Venetian Red.
2OOO ditto Firrprout'
Bridgewa,er Pain, Il.
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night, arriving W New Orleans Friday lao,.i
ing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-24
SUICIDE.

Mr. Timothy Jones, Il resident Of Orange county, COM
mi;ted suicide at the Court House. Tuesday morning
last by cutting his throat with The deceased
farmer who resided few miles west of this place. and
in good circumstances, owning farm upon which
was neat and comfortable dwelling and grist mill,
slave property and everything else it seems that man
could wish for in this world He was strongly addicted
10 drink and times delirious from the effects OF
spirits be had imbibed Several months ago his mill pro-
perty my seriously burnt and short time after that
we learn, he threatened TO burn his dwellog. On
Sunday night last Mr.. Us family Consisting Of wife
aud two chidreD) absent from home, and on Mon
day morning the house was consumed by fire. The
neghbors on arriving at the place where the house
Stood commenced searching the negro cabins and could
fad no one the premises cave Mr.. Jones, who had
concealed HIMSELF of the cabins. He arrested
on suspicion of burning his house, and brought 10 this
place. In consequence Of the ailors absence, the I'M
fortunate placed in a under the charge OF
the Sheriff and several other gentlemen. The prisoner
appeared TO be perfectly throughout the night and
the morning. and his only fear seemed to be that
would proven that he guilty of burning his house,
and that he would be sent the penitenary for the
crime About breakfast tme the Sheriff and his atten.
dlnts left Jones 10 the to himself During their
absence he had found razor with which he put an end
TO bis unhappy existence The whole affair is unsccount-
able the object of the seems to have been TO de-
sroy his property leave his wife and children in ncgent
circumstances, and then kill himself-Orangs County
Chronicle
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-24

ainy metter Of great Importance to tear this Govern
ment asundcr You not sent here for that purpose
would wish the whole South to be united IL this TO be
done; and believe il pursue the policy which have
indicated, this can be effected.
In this way our sister Southern States can be induced
to act with u.s. aud have but little doubt that the States
Of New York and Pennsylvania aud Ohio and the other
Western States will compel their Legislatures to recede
from their hostile attitude II the others do Then
with these would 60 on without New England II she
chose to stay out.
A voice in the assembly We will kick them out
Mr.. Stephens I would not kick them out. But II
they chose to stay out they might. think moreover
that these Northern States being principally engaged 10
manufactures would fad that they had much interest
in the Union under the Constitution We and that they
would return to their Constitutional duty-this would be
my hope. II they should not and II the Middle States
and Western States do join US, should at least
have undivided South. / am as you clearly perceive
for maintaining the Union it is IL possible will e1
haust every thus 10 maintain it with equality
in il. Ny principles are these:
First the maintenance of the honor the rights tie
equality the security, and the glory Of my native State
in the Union but those cannot be maintained 10 the
Union then am for their maintenance at all hazards out
fit Next the honor and glory of Georgia. the land
Of my BIRTH hold the honor and glory of common
country In Savannah was made 10 say by the report
ers, who very often make say things which never
did that first for the glory Of the whole country
aud next for that Of Georgia said the exact revese
Of this am proud Of her history Of her present stand
/ am proud Of her motto, which would bave duly
respected At the present time by all her sons-Wsdom,
Justice and Moderation. would have her rights and
that OF the Southern States maintained upon these
principle5 Her position is just whatit was in 1850,
with respect to the other Southern States Her platform
then has been adopted by most not all the other South
ern States. Now would add but one additional plank
to that PLATFORM which have stated and one which time
has shown TO be necessary.
II all this as we shall least have the satisfaction Of
knowing that have done duty aud all that patri-
otism could require.
Mr. Stephens continued for some time on other mat
ters which omitted and then took his seat amidst
great applause.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-24

GREAT REFORM Commemorative see 1t stated In
the Scientific American that the practice Of having the
scholars learn all their lessons during school hours has
been adopted in portion Of the public schools Of that
city, and it WILL doubtless, be extended to them all We
hope that this step but the beginning Of great re-
form throughout the country, and that the whole
tice of suiog the mind with mass Of undigesed mat
ter will be abandoned An eager desire to make great
show for the time for the money expended the most
pernicous vice of educational SYSTEM it leads TO
hasy slarrng over OF lessons half understood and be-
gets habit Of being satisfied with vague ideas which is
very apt to continue through life. The most rapid mode
of teaching is that which requires every lesson to be tho
roughly mastered and comprehended before it is passed
BY scholar with this habit of study will soon over
take another who is far in advance with crude and super
fetal notions of bis studies If parents teachers
very anxious that child should learn rapidly, let them
than the child can learn both thoroughly and easily
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-24
Tho Eighth Census.

A Washington correspondent says: The progress
made IN the census as.des the expectation that the Sec
r-t,ry of the Interior ill be enabled, very el.ly
day ia the coming session, % present an approximate
s..tsmeut Of the population OF the United States and
Territories and indicate what vii be the superintendent
for the Thirty Eighth Congress In fact were it not for
tie absence OF soue scattering deinquencies arising
f5m accidental cause he Would be enabled TO do this in
h-s annual report. As Is the country will be informed
dlring the census year CT many Of the most important
result, connected with The eighth enumeradon-a CON
r,,,,tion never before attlinei
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-24
calsh cu.hins on the state OF the Country

General Gushing, at the request Of many citizens, is 70
.llres the people Of NeSbnrypOrt Mas and IDS viciui
IT, . and Monday evenings upon the state OF the Onoa
He has addressed letter TO the Hon Albert Currier an
noanciug this intention In this letter he speaks OF the
imminent peril Of dissolution OF the American Oaion
20 aver, which so r Is Massachusetts, concerned the
first tbiog necessary ia his opinion Is the immediate r'
No.. If he Personal Liberty Law, and having doae th
a. shall thon have the right happen what may to stand
erect to hold up our head in the Union, to look our SIS
,r States in the face and If need be- to address faterusl
.,ho-t,,;on 10 the State Of South Carolina
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-24
To he Editors Of re Norfolk Herald.

TEE Nrw TREAsURY LoAS.-The usE Treasury loan
Of ten millions which was bid for was to be paid up by
the 22d nsi but owing the strngency OF the money
market, and the immense drain such payment would
make on specie in these times il found impossible
TO pay up than about four or i've mions leaving
soras All or seven millions still due. In view OF this
fet and the general disturbed state Of affairs Secretary
Cobb has decided 70 extend the time thirty DAYS to all
such bidders as shall have paid up onehak their ohss
an % The 22d inst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-24
THE MOVEMENT OF U. S. TROOPS TO NORTH
CAROLINA
ExEcUrivE DEPARTMENT,

Ralvigh n C., Nov. Il, ls60
Gentlemen II enclose GereNith an extract from me
,,CtJ,,, III flti, Of this dat, gufpOFing 20 have
hssn coped on your paper the ELECT that eompa-
nv of nj Troops had been ordered TO FAYETTEVILLE "
@ bv the President AT the solicitation Of tEs Governor
Of North Carolina
Permit me 20 state through your columns that tower
nor Ellis bad no previous intmaoa Of the President ln
,.,,ion and certainly never made any such request;
me object IN sending ths troops Is saotty u'knoen
aad ne asass Is regarded totally unnecessary az IT.
ssiE AID at tbs tsas exceedingly inPraasHt as hayn
tendency TO increase the irritation OF the public mind
Very respectfully,
GRAHAM Dawes
Pryats Secretary, sc.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-24

Clrner county heard FROM officially yesterday gives
Breesinsidge 81 minority instead Of 10" as previously
reported This difference increases Bells minority to
25R a. far a. heard from. We still expect to increase
/, 50 votes BY the official return from Buchanan Tue
counties from which the Official returns have not been
received are Buchanan Webster, and Wyoming.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-24

90 III. "a inst ths rssience Of her mother Ms Che
vale MASY GAlf EdO, steof CspG Lloyd hardy, .. n
B-r ln-rs take place from s. Paus Church Sunday
oaiar a. 10 O'Clock Toe friends q the family Invited % a.
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