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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-03

ESTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~ RlCHMOND, VthJtNiA.
The subscribers having formed a JOINT Stock
Company for the manu- tacture and sale of
SEW ING MACHINES.
under legal rights from Elias Howe, Jr., Vince er
4 Wilson, Grover Baker and / NJ singer IL Co,
are now prepared To furnish the public with this
very valuable and lndis pensabe article in domestic
economy.
MADE on SOUTHERN SOIL,
and we solicit far trial OF our Production. be-
evug that they Will. in every respect. prove 20 he
at least equal To those OF other manufacturers.
By COMBINING the merits of all the Old Machines
and at the same time avoiding their faults. We oil
fer them ia full confidence and with s'dT"nfte
OF their perfect utility and adaptation TO every
branch OF industry where the needle is Tequred.-
They make strong took stitci alike on both SIDES
at the work, which Will not rave or pull out lhey
are handso" ely gotten up, and finished IN varions
STYLES, suited both for manufacturing and family
purposes varying in prices from $50 to i40
THIS Company also manufactures the celebrated
WOODWORTH PLANNING MACHINES, under
the personal su supervision of Mr. JNO. II LESIER,
whose reputation AS an accom- pllshed Machinist Is
well known throughout the country.
n B.-Agents wanted in all the large cities and
towns in the United States and Canada u sell the
above Machines -
For terms. &c. address 'LEsTER MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY" Richmond, Va.
EA- Factory Cary street, below 18Th. frincl-
pal Office and Sales Room 81 Main street
H7-6t
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s,isqsirsc ,shs under the laws Of the State
"sad ONE, - 'E licensed, inst as bowling al.
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H'a' fer Aiardsr.-To- m orrow is the day fixed
s''a III tue Circuit Court of Richmond for
Is MAJ OF Arthur kayenaugh, charged with
y'~etdei o! Barney Smith. on the 18th OF
is.'rneer, l-j9. The prisoner expects Mr..
.-'N1l-f OF Norfolk, here, ~ act as has coun-
- al1 Tor that reason Judge Meredith set
'"1-y a. The day OF trial
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sand from Inter" is the words of written
h''sr IN the MAYORS Courtroom, i'm media te-
above which hangs the pIastering OF the
t4IRg, almost in The very act OF tumbllng
@Fn upon The devoted heads OF that vast
.iEd q iders who daily gather 10 witness
he i.ia!s OF offenders against law and or
.'' Owing TO a leak in the roof, the plas ter
4fia his room Is rapidly falling OFF, and be-
-lng a nuisance
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"a PRICE OF ADMISSION SLIM
Including reserved seats. which he procured in
advance, with progranIne. THIS MORNING, at
Messrs. JAS. WOODHOUSE & co s Music and
Book Store.
Doors open att commence at O'Clock. my 81
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! AKHE NUMHeK or I"TS AND SIN
i BRICK AND FRAMED TENEMENTS. IN
T0DD'S TENEMENT. MA NCHE S J X
FRONTING ON HULL. B ID LIZ. Balm
LIZ 1. ~
>sIx HANN>..ME nYilpING LOTS o

FOR SAI.t AT AUCTION W III be sold AZ suc
tton, ON the premises. on J TUESDAY, The 9Th of
SOME BUILDING LOTS on the East side OF 10Th
street, between Franklin and Main streets. adloln-
ing the residences of Messrs II T. Paro and Lu-
Their Iby each fronting Is feet, and running back
l26 feet to alley II feet wide. These lots front
the public square to be laid that part of the
city.
Also FOUR BEAUTIFUL LOTS, each 3l,a feet
on The North side OF Main street. in of the
residence OF Mr.. l.. Libby, running back 40 feet.
TERMs.-One fourth cash balance at l. and
IL months for negotiable notes. ,ntere ST added and
title retained till last note is paid The taxes for
1860 Ia be paid 10y the purchasers.
ar GODDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts.
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COAL. COKE. &c.

NOAL.-On hand full supply of
~ MIDLOTHIAN. LUMP. AVERAGE
and SMITHS COAL.
RED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL.
c. b. IIPSCOMB,
NH Its 18th at. near MGyo's Bridge.
COKE. The price of Ccke until further notice
~ will he az follows:
SOFT LUMP COX SsH
SOFT Hail. COX a.
HARD COKE. ....-. sM
Orders promptly eyecn:ei at Yards corner iOtf
and Cary and 9Th and Byrd ,treets. Terms o.sh.
de 2-ts mo. J. WERTH, Agent.
OAK ANU Pine VDUD-seasoned ana M
~ der shelter, for sale st 'tcse Yards.
dc la-@ !SH. }. WERTH, Ag't.
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tp'at'yfritthS.-One of the Manchester con-
'@a'-s was III This city yesterday, armed with
warrant, and directed TO arrest an individual
Jagged wlIh passing counterfeit money in
~. place. COUnterieiters or their agents are
--4lsl SIRE 10 attend the races and o lher pub
- gatherings, with the hope OF circulating
M and many Of them often succeed extra
+-aA'ily IN putting large amounts ailoat
--siLg llC.+ occasions
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GlN FRAMEDTE >TsAYTHEIN

- TERSECTlON OF 18Th STREET AND THE
NEW COUNTY ROAD, tUNION HlLL.l AT
AACCTioN.-W Will sell npon the premises. on
MON DAY. the TIA day Of May, 1850. CONNIE n
eng AT o'clock. p. NJ. SIX new framed tenemc n is
at the intersection of 2otl street and the new
y road, Union HILL The houses are Particular
" adapted for small sized far,illes having four
rooms each and Kitchens. I he lots front 30 feet
each and run back 200 c2t ~ an alley.
hi'er the ahove. viii be sold several haJ dsome
building los adjoining. plat of the whole pro
perry Will be exhibited Cu the day of sale.
TERMS One fourth cash. the balance at 1. s and
y months, Tor negotiable notes, with interest adj
ded. and secured BY a trust deed. Taxes and In
suranCe for 1850 to be paid bv tie purchasers.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Il son,
nrl Inn
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pOAK ING .-One or more very desirable
- ROOMS, Tor families or gentlemen. at the
terms moderate Ais, DAY BOARDERS.
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ID OOFI Me-:
BIOTiNA COR FELT) ROOFING,
TIN ROOFING.
We are now prepared to put on the GRAVEL
ROOFING, Of a very superior quality. "ither IN
Also, ali Kinds of CUTTERS,
and LIGHTNING RODS
""N CHARLES D. YALE < CO.,
ap 2o-6m Iron Block, Governor st.
mo BAKERS, HOTELS, kc.-We have q
i lot of good BUTTER
which We sell low to close.
Gail Immediately and get = barsain.
JOHNSON, YOUNGER OTEY,
my2-4t Is Pearl street.
7 me AND .CEMENT.-s l3 barrels LIME
IL 8 barrels CEMENT, on consignment and
"o''" WIN. 8. ROYsTER.
my2-s Corner Cary aud virginia sts.
DUTTER.-Strict prime. fresh GOSHEN
ID BUTTER, on consignmsnt. FOR p sale "
my1-3t Corner Cary and virginia sts.
nara TUDS. have on hand . splendid
Is Lot of BATH TUBS, Of every description, 1t
W. HAGERTY Z bTARKE's.
uvi-M HI Main street.
New GREY GOODS:
4 new and large supply Of GREY GOODS, Of sim
tilaS. S"y"u 70 49, go,
ny I--st NO. 10 o'oaa s"ess
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MECHANICS HALL.

GA ~ a MIG S
FAREWELL
OPERATIC CONCERT,
On FRIDAY EVENING. May Attn.
The MANAGER of
MADAME GAZZANIGA'S TROUPE
respectfully informs the public of Richmond that.
by many demands rece wed, and OWING to the great
success which
MAD'M GAZZANiGA
achieved IN this city III her first 'ncert. gwen
March last. that encourages him to give, prior to
the departure of
Mad'm GAZZANlGA
For EUROPE,
where she has been engaged,
THE LAST AND FAREWELL
GRAND OpE,RATIC CONCERT.
RA For this occasion, she will he assisted by
III. SANDERSON,
THE GREAT AND YOUNG AMERICAN PIANIST,
who achieved great success IN New York, Boston.
Phllade iphia. Charleston. and lately IN New Or
leans, and for the FIRST time before the pubic of
Richmond, will appear.
SIGNoR TAMARO,
The well known favorlte Tenor.
SIG NOR ALBfTES.
Barton and Conductor.
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TRUSTEES sale or YALuARI.H

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUA BL T.
Il Real. FSrATE.-As Trustee in two certain
Deeds Of Trust; dated the 18Th day Ct Arril 1889
and duly recorded IN the Clerks Office of Rich
mond Hnstngs C"urt.execnted i.y kohert T. Kirby
Will sell, upon the PREMISES on tn RSDAT. the
l7h OF May next. of fair and If not, the first
ttlr diy thereafter commencln. at =. o'clock L.
NJ. the following REAL ESTATE. to wit:
All of certain lot. piece or parcel of LANp,
designated by the number ''Four,' as laid down
upon pla' anne xed to ed from PARROT A Pm
die to Stephen Griffin dated the 18Th April, 1859,
lying and eng on the western side OF 18th street
IN sad city OF Richmond, fronting. appears by
saif plat. rty eight feet l5th street and
ming back between parallel iiues sixty three feet
also. Two certain lots. pieces nr parcels OF Ian ID.
desig 10y the numbers Five" and six - as
lad down upon the plat above mentioned. lying
and being IN the said city of Rchnoad, the
western side OF 18Th street, each Of the SAID lots
fronting, rs appears by the said plat, twenty FIVE
feet nine inches on SAID 18th street. and running
back between parallel lines fifty SIX feet.
fERM>.-Sufhcienti IN cash 10 pay the expenses
of executing the Trust the of S AL IS with in
terest rom the l6th April. 1850, and the further
sum OF 1854 % payable at SIX months from the 18th
OF ~prl. 1859. and the residue upon such terms as
may he made known tae day of sale The title
To he property is believed 20 be good. but selling
AS Trustee. shall only convey, with special war
ranty. such title as is convey ed to me.
GUSTAVUS A. MYERS, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted b. JAS. VI. TAYLOR Il Son.
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NOTICE.-The Manchester Cotton and Wool
~ Manufacturing Company having introduced
into their esfabi ishment considerable quantty Oh
new wooen machinery, will be enabled IN future
10 offer the Vrglula aud Southern trade gener !,
superior quality, in addition to {heir present pro
ducton Of plain and striped COTTON ON
WOOL WANrED.-This Company will buy or
contract for WOOL, and will pay the fullest mar
ket value for the same. Apply to
ap7-d4t& 2aw4w WM. H. POWERS. Agent
DROPOSALS.-The Trustees of the town of
L MANCHESTER hereby invite PROPOSALS
20 stop leak IN the RESERVOIR of the town
it is desired that any person who may wish to un-
dertake this job. will examine the place, and make
his statement the subject, and the amount
Charged in writing, to the Trustees. will show
the place TO any contractor, at any time from this
10 the 9th o, 30th OF MAY, when the job Will he
let All commu n icatons must he addressed to
1.-THE Trustees" and delivered To me.
JOSEPH WELLS, Police Officer.
mv1-StawAw Manch hester. Va.
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DISSOLUTIONS. &c,

niSSOLI TiDN. The concern OF r. WILL
~ LIAMS X HICKS is this day dissolved, by
sAM'L ID. HICKS having bought hls interest in
the hooks, accounts, 40, vt the cancsrn. a.sum-
concern therefore ceases from this date.
y: z: WILLIAMS.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-22
The Interests of tho saginaw Waller.

Whatever may lie the outside commo
lions M regard 10 secession, money Iani,
ard the difficulties which seem 20 bose,
Ms as Nation, there are matters con
nectcdwiththe growing Interests of Sa.i
nav Valley which should not escape ia,
earnest attention of our citizens. Th,
newt Legislature will undoubtedly he
beset with petitions for the unconditional
repeal at the present. law granting i
bounty upon salt manufactured in til,
State; that IT may be modified somewhat
without materially damaging oar inter
eSts, we are free tn admi;, but It's uncon
dltional repeal, while the most extensive
salt operations are as yet but expert
ments, would work incalculable innr,
upon this section There shoull be some
understanding, some concert of action
among all who arc Interested, either Ill
rectly or indirectly in developing thi
great resource of the State, and NOR,
especially Of this Valley. While it ma,
be utterly Impossible for US either t,
cause or prevent secession OF bank Panic,
IT Is possible to secure snca Legislation
in regard to the salt and other intercN
81 the VaHey as W. may require, or, a
all events. to prrycat unjust and incon
sldcratc legislation, which may rcSul
greatly TO our detrimcnt On some mino
matters, local feeling will of course .caus
differences as tn what will, aud what vii
not be proper legislation, but upon a
ieadlng questions aud more especially tn
salt question, the interests of this Who'll
section are identical, AMI if the effort t
advance those interest is earnest and ha
mouious, it cannot fail to be ia a grca
measure effective.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-22
e. Panics always run to extreme

- Panics always run to extremes,
and while men in pecuniary circles natu-
rally feel uneasiness as to the effect OF
the troubles of the South upon their pc
culiar interests they are now acting on
the assumption, one would suppose, that,
in the event Of disunion, Northern rail
roads will be left without passengers OF
freights. Hence stocks Of that descrip
have seriously deprecated within the
last few days. Sad as we anticipate
would be the effects Of disunon, certainly
railroads at the North would be as little
injured in their real value as any specie.
of property.
The credit OF Southern Banks may be
affected aud their suspension compelled
by the spprehcnded difficulties in tina,
quarter of the Union. We do not sc,
how the same cause can, to any consider
able extent, affect Northern Banking in
situations.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-22
FULL PARTICULARS

OF my stock cannot he given, but below VIII be
fuunl an enumeration o. VIC leading ARTICLES:
HrrRess OF ali kiuls, liglA AMI heavy, Cor team,
cirsr,zi OF finsyj Saddles, SPANISH Coumbia ani
Ancrtcan; Miscellaneous, liatersr Br1llcs, surein-
giles bas, spurs, Maithgnles, furry tsinisr Cards,
brushes brush Broonls, cheaper ih'u the ehinpcst
ITaigs, she best assortment ~ Whips ia NOriicrn
Mchign; Horse Pirtures, etvrn made Horse
il,nkets Iull trnmeJ AMI me I, or not lined, IN he
sire l. chopper thtn they can be se'.I ls lac State
VAIN Lasies Buchsln, all lengths, frssa to
twelve f,,, Collars, Boston Driy CoI1s, Scotch
an other pitcrns, all % my own Manufacture.
CANNOT BIZ UNDERS0LD.
Boar this in mind | am detcrninal TO pat all
Articles ,lDwn to tn, very Lowest Passes aud defy
c0inpctiilon
CARRIAGE TRIMMING,
AMI Repairing Of all lsiuIs done ia n uorkmanIike
M amor nnl with promptness AMI dispatch Cash
AMI the highest price ptii ia les an sheep pciss
Lumbermsn Farmers, Business uIin everybody, call
before YOU purc h sc or leave orl,rs elsewhere
n -- Western and Southern tands taken In
Payment for DEBTS l. Is HONEY.
E,sr saginaw Nov. %, 1850,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-22
DOUGLAS In GEtDRt;IA.

The editor of the Augusta Dispatch
heard Judge DuugIas Nv Atlanta; he
speaks thus of his efforts:
"rhc Executive Conimttce Of the
Brcckinridgr Clnh OF Fulton county pro-
pounded, through the Ta'eiEyspccr, the
following questions, asking cateyor7cd
answer:
First Qucstinn--ITas not each State
the sovereign right to decide Tor itself
what shall be Sufficient cause for with
drawal from the Union?
Second Qncs,ion-lf, upon the clec-
ton of Abraham lincoln, any one sonth-
ern State, in sovereign convention assem-
hlrd, should decide To withdraw from the
Union, would the Federal government
have the right to cocrcc her back into
the Union, and would yoa assist the Fed
cral Government in 50 cpcrcing her?
Rrhirl QueS,ipn-lt you answer that
the right of secession is only the right
To rcvolutionize Inherent in all the pco
pie, then would not citizens of said State
withdrawing, by exerciring the right of
revelation, be acting a. traitors and rebels
To the Federal government, aud woaid
yon all in their punishment as such?
He sail, iiasmnch "a questions OF
similar import hal been prppDundei L"
him before. and answered Oh condition
that breckenridge would answer them,
aud that gentleman hal not done 80 II
was simply inrertincnt in the clnb to
PROFOUND them to him 70 this vnice
replied, 'You arc inpcrtinent yourself.
Mr.. Douglas proceeded IN very firm
and boil manner to reitcrate his position
at Norfolk, aud declared that he had mo
sympathy whatever for hreakmg up THIS
Union uidrr ANY prcteyt whatcvrr'-'t
was intended t. last forevrr--a perpetual
bond of Union This he repeated with
! emphasis. The constitution had provid-
cd for bringing in new States, but had
made no provision for them to go ou,,
aud therefore liSnnipn was rcvolatlop.-
There WAS M grievance for Which the
constitution and laws 10 not offer II
rrmeiy.p
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-22
Proclamation by the governor

This tas been year Of plenty Fruits an I Gow.
ers an golden grains, have been spread out h,iore
MS ~ abunltnce, And now thai the yellow tints OF
AUTUMN admonish Us n 4 the harvest l. over il Is
COOL for us 10 humble ourselves, and give IN INKS Ia
the Giycr 81 all good Let Us meet aroani our fire.
sides anl our affairs and humly thank the Gud oi
lLayen for the mauy br ngs that we diily receive
ut his hinls. AMI irts sotenin ~ tti,u IT,
1t us not forget a. pray thI var, pestencc famine
AID civil munitions may he averted from hap
~ l-nd, sni oAi this front conf,deTacy OF State,
may be cemented in bonls of lasting fricn lsh'p and
Nh 'rcby more ehcctutiy "secure the blessings Of lib
erty 20 ourselves, and posterty," for all time L
come
do, therefore, appoint Thursday. the twenty.
ninth day OF Nagembor next, Ne . dpy of rhrnkr
giving and Praise TO Almighty God for his continual,
iavors Let us an thHt day abstain from all secular
lahers, mad with contrte honrts, humble ourselve,
before Him who is alone able To save
IL WITNESS WHEREOF, have hrreunio set my
tnd an caused the Gre "A Seal at the
u. Sd State Of Michigan, Ia be affixed ~ LIn-
sing, this 9th day of October, \ d luC0
by the Governor, NJ WlsNER
y q. 1sBEJI, Secretary of State
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-22
Abe New ,o,k rribune on :, G sion.

NJ NEW tVfA AilOuhi on - s>iohs
This lesding Republican organ, as win
be seen 10y the extract below, is in favor
Of pcsccable secession if any Of the south.
ern States desire to Withdraw :t
The telegraph infonns us that.most Of
the cotton States are m'ditaiing a with
drawal from the Union because of Lin
coins election. Very well; they have a
right To mediate, and meditation is u
profitable employment of leisure. We
have a chronic invincilAc disbelief IN dis
union as n remedy for either Northern ~
Southern grievances we cannot perceive
any necessary relation between the al
legged disease aud this ultra heroic RENE.
dy: still we say il anybody secs lii Ia
mediate disnnion, let them 10 so nnmo.
Tested That vas a base and hypocr tic
row that the Ilonse once raised, at South.
crn aictation, about the ears of John
Qnincy Adams, because he presented n
petition for the dissolution of the Union
The petitioner had right to make the
request; it was the mcmhor's duty 81
present. it. And now, ii the cotton
States conSnler the value of the Union
,letcStablr, we maintain their perfect
RIGHT 10 discuss it. Nay. we hold with
jefferson To the inalieuahlc RICH or com.
munitics To- alter or abolish forms Of GOV.
crnmcnt that have become Oppressive or
iniurions; anil if the cotton States shall
hccome satisfied that they can do better
out Of the Union than in it, we insist ON
letting them 90 in peace. The right Ia
.scccdc may be revolutionary one, hut
il exists nevertheless and we do not SEQ
how one party can have ri"ht to do
what another party have right TO pre-.
vent. We must ever resist the asserted
right df any state foreman in the Union
AMI nnllify or defy the laws thereof; "a
withdraw from the Union is quite anoth.
or matter. Aud whenever n conSiAcra
blc section of our union shall dcliheratcly
resolve to go out, we shall resist all go
! crcive measures Designed To keep it in -
We hope never To live in Republic
whereof one section is pinned to the resi-
due hy havoucts
'''N N'tAl' w h''iN " 'iI'i'' VIZ I'lhNAiN"
| liberty ii not the ahStiac; right of sccco
son. we must insist tina, the step Ice taken
If il ever shall b., with the dclihetntim
and gravity bctiiting So momcntous nj
Issue. Let ample time he given tor re-
Election let the subject he fully can
vassrd before the people; and lrta pnpu
lar vote lie taken in every case br:or,
secession is dccrced. Let the people h,
told Just why they arc urged to break NJ
the confederation let tlrm have hot
sides of the question fully presented; le
them reflect, deliberate, then vote an,
let the act Of secession bc the echo of NJ
lnulistakaplc popular lint. A inlgmru
Thus rendered, demand for separation.
so backed, would either he ac1iescel il
without the cifnsOn of blood, or tho>
who rushed upon carnage TO defy an
defeat it would place themselves clearl,
in the wrong.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-22

When will our Republican friends act
like wise men aud true patriots = SaJj-
mar Yaley Republican.
Echo answers phca, Pathetic BLAIR,
And your soul from out that shadow
Shall he lftel-nerermore."
When water runs up hill, and cattle,
like crawiiSh, travel backward as well II,
forward when fish vcgctatc on land and
swine thrive under water; when 20.
tatoeS grow on tall trees, and barley is
dr., out of the ground; when clans and
oysters run like quarter horses, and
carrier pigeons grovel along like snals
when ali creation is "lopSy turvy" "wronq
side up", and "hind side before" then
and not till then, VIII yOw Republican
friends "act ike wise men and true
patriots, Mr.. Republican.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-22
specie payment. The Farmers Bank of
Norfolk has also suspended, q -
Bustors-Nov.22


specie payment. The Farmers Bank of
Narfolk las aise suspended. q -.
Boston, -Nov.22.
No scripns results have yet attended
the financial pressure, and rcmi,tances
from the hottest part ~ the South con
Time to come in as usnnl. The state
mcnts of republication by southern credi-
tors are untrue 81 far as this city Is con.
cerncd Shonld the emergency require
il, tho Directors of nlffhe ilostouzhanks
propose 10 discount to the amour. OF live
million dollars, which viii speedily make
money easy in this city.
WHEELING, Va, Nov. 222
The hanks of this city suspended specie
payment this morning, 4E
WASHINGTON. Nov. ~.
There have been NO special meetings
of the Cabinet 81 consider the questions
growing out of the secession movement.
Harmony has hitherto characterized then
proceedings. 1t was to-day automatically
stated that nothing has recently occurred
in their deliberations To produce dfs,rac-
ton.
The designations Of the u. :. Marshal
for South Carolina was received by the
President to-day.
\. Armstrong, of Ga, has resigned a.
n Lieutenant IN the navy.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-22
LUMBERMEN, ATTENTION.

a competent man dcsirons Of obtain.
ing situation for the winter as overscer
or foreman of some lumber operation. =
If desired, he will loan his employer two
hrhd,ci dollars, at ten per cent interest.
Enqnfe at tho Courier Office. 'f .if't
East Saginaw, Nov. %. 1860.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-22

The ILLINOIS BA>Ks An examination
Of the Illinois Bank Commissioners show,
that out Of one hundred banks in Illinois,
representing eleven million dollars circu.
lation only TWENTY-FIVE are deficient to the
amount of two hundred aud ninciy-Six
thousand three hundred and cighty-iire
dollars, upon which call has been made
The eleven millions represented issccurcd
by upwards Of thirteen millions Of State
and United States stocks, only about two
millions OF which is Missouri